Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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'Thl,r if the ofllre. The .1'lAicle:2!,r Il'bO71I you .ree are iz few of lhoxe who have heerz nppoirzlecl hy the home 1'007l1J' fo uzrry iilirerzfee ,flipx to the office. Mr. fflh77lj'fU7I',l5 Jecremry. Vera G0llgh72fIllI', will imzz' imihe iz complete lift of all iil1,re11leer. which will he .reizl to each telzvhcr. While we are looking illifillf here. the .l5l!!!l6lZlJ' have gorze In .rhurl zl,1'.1'Cllll1l.1' in flue fzmlitoriziillf 11 'NIH 8:50. The jiri! period elim hm jim emlecl. Our entire Jtudeiii hody if clizfiilecl into two fectiom-the A fectiori which re- port! at 8:00 AM. :mil if ilixmiffeii at 3:20 ami the B ,reciiorz which reporzf at 8:50 and ix ilimziuerl at 4:15. Now all the Jluslentf are Ori their way to lheir home worm for roll call.

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Soulb Wait Entnuzfe TIIIIIBII tuck in your scarf, and Kimo, for here at last is School, brimming over with waiting anxiously to show moments. little curious about that in- Kimo. This is one 1929 stands for the year The name, Ebensburg- two districts from which and Cambria Township. Within these walls eager students are preparing them- selves for college careers, and vocations. Some choose their life work from their activities. Still, all are working toward the same goal-preparedness. So step, inside, little Caliph, and work a little, laugh a little, romance a little with the students of ECI-IS. 7'

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DISCUSSES OUR PROBLEMS Left to Right: Mr. Stanton KI. Evans, Mr. flharles S. Evans. Mr. Edward Sibert. Mr.. Harry Englehart. Mr. Thomas livans, Mr, John Elder, Miss Martha Davis, Mr. John Bloom, Judge lvan J. McKenrick, Mr. Anicetus Illig. Mr. lames Brown, Mr. Albert Apel Absentees: Mr. Joseph Tierney, Mr. Clarence Davis President-Mr. john Elder Secretary-Mr. john Bloom Vice President-Mr. Thomas Evans Treasurer-Mr. D. Sherman Griliith Recording Secretary-Miss Martha Davis ll Hli Board of Education, composed of twelve members from Ebensburg Borough and Cambria Township, meets the second Wfednesday of every month in the library of our high school. At this time various problems pertaining to the welfare of the students are discussed and passed upon. This year the two important problems of constructing a new addition to our s:hool and of installing a different schedule received the approval of the Board. The new wing is expected to be completed by the opening of the fall term. It will house the Science and Art Departments in addition to eight classrooms and two shower rooms. The wing will give our high school the appearance of a horseshoe, and it is our hope that it will bring to those who pass through its corridors the proverbial good fortune. The schedule is one which has long been awaited. lt will provide the student with a six-period day, dismissal being at two o'clock for those on early schedule. The town peo- ple will have ample time for lunch, and the long wait at noon will be eliminated for those who bring their lunches. Home-room programs and assembly will be held on alternate Fridays, and the activity period will be omitted. However, new additions and new schedules are DOI the least of the Boards worries. livery December they IDLISI reorganize. They must determine the length of the school year, employ teachers, levy taxes, remodel and repair the school building, and adopt courses of study.