Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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Rebecca MacCulloch Latin Club '30-'31 French Club '31 Library Club '32 HEN there are any athletics to take part in, any work to do, or help to be 212212 given, Beeky is sure to be on hand. S-'he never talks about her personal affairs, but that dreamy look in her big: brown ey-As says plenty, She does say, however, that her main ambition is to be a math teacher: and if she lives up to our expectation, she will surely prove a great aid in the advanee- ment of mathematics. Pearl A. Mclvlasters lfresident Uonimercial Club '32 X'ice-President Home Room '30 Secretary Home Hoom '32 Senior Basketball Team '32 X Typist Oracle and Spirit '32 A PEARL is dark-eyed, curly-headed, am beguiling. She works industriously in 22,52 st-hool, but always managres to find time to ensnare some poor member of tl -- opposite sex. A very lovable little girl, sho is devoted to her friends. Pearl is a com' mereial student and claims to be able Ku take straight dictation on the typewriter from Floyd Gibbons. VYith her pleasingr personality and neat work, we feel certain that she will have no difficulty in securing' a position. Wilbert Moore Biology Ulub '29 English Club '31 Baseball '30-'31 Boys' Glee Club '30 A 5 L' , ' . Q ' ' ' l ' l ll B1 I I' twnmonly known as Shorty is our bu: ra abit iunter and deer- QIIQZ slayer from Colver. Although he is an average student, Shorty would much rather go hunting than study. Next to hunting, he likes best to roller-skate, and has mastered the art very well. Few people know much about Shorty's ambitions for later life, but we feel safe in saying that his at-hievements will be many, and NS popularity and cheerful ways will live on forever. Page twenty-seven , sv-X 4 V ex s- XX f fb- ! i' a me if 45 1 -l l I L SENICDRS

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Ngef ,V . -1? i - aamuzrusz. X X! ff Q, W K' i 1 L SENIORS tiff 3 l. Arthur Lydic Vice-l'i-csident Latin Club '32 Football '30-'31 Science Club '29 Spanish Club '31 Latin Club '32 RT is an outstanding member of our class, for, although he is anything but our highest ranking student, he earns this distinction by being: one of our I-est football players. South Fork once proved a great attraction for Art , 'l'hat's all over now, but Art remains just as cheery as ever. l'le's thc class optimist, and we're sure that if he smiles at all the bumps of life as he does now, he will como sinilin' through. Football '2 -' -' J Walton F. Lyolic Class Vice-l resident '31-'32 Associate Editor of Oracle '32 9 30 31 P basketball '30-'31- 3- Track and Baseball '30-'31-'32 ALT'S motto is Have a good time, but beware the Coach! He seems 21222 quite adept at this, and at the same time has made for himself an enviable rec- ord as an athlete. Though not profusely studious, XN'alt wins his way with a smile, and intends some day, among other things. to teach courses on how to bluff one's English teacher. llowever, there are better things than study, XYalt , so may your life always be a merry one. Anna Mary McCann Assistant News Editor Spirit '30 Associate Editor Oracle '32 Class Secretary '29 Glee Club '30-'31-'32 French Club '30-'31 ALI and slendcr is this young lady, who greets everyone with a cheery MU, smile-a smile one can easily see is truly Irish. Anna is particularly fond of two things, Music and English, though there arc rumors that there is a third. No doul-t the future will find her name listed among the prominent authors in t'XVho's XVho , but it is possible that she shall find her success seated at the keyboard of a Concert Grande . Page twerz ty-six

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H l 14 L 1 I ' l fn 1 V, Lf' Latin Club '30 English Club '31 suits hor better than at long numbvr of miles. Dorothy Pettigrew Vice-l'residont C'oinmorciul Club '32 Librzirizin Home lloom '30 'Vrezisurer llomv Iloom '32 Typist Spirit '32 Commercial Club '31-'32 OT loves spit-curls , and tht- Cons tinuail prvsenco of them on hor faca- W-fii makvs hor sown very coquottish. Once a pal, always zi pal is hor pe-t ex-e pression, and somehow she always manages to live up to her motto. She makes zi very good Irish Woman in any play, and we are- justiiied in saying that she would make another Polly Moran, if sho but had an op- portunity to display her talented humor. Best wishvs, Dot ! Russell Port Vive-President French Club '32 Dramatic Club '31 Home Room Critic- '32 Sf'lf1T1C9 f'lub '29 th H HUUGH Russ is geqenerally considcrc-il 0 f'Turzan of our class, he somo- Nll times appears as one of its most brilliant sages. VVe cannot understand what makes him so girl-shy, for he would indev-Z he a catch for any maid. Nevertheless, it simply QaI1't be helped. Russ ,qlorivs in his Ifrc-nch, rind, it is rumorvd, aspires to bv ll tc-:Lvhe-r ol' this subject. Moro powvr to you, Russ , and may your life always be- us cheerful as it is now. Page twenty eight Kathleen Murray Lihrury C'lub '32 Dramzitic Club '3 Irv' is tht- noisy little Se ioi xx io ways hoard shouting, Mel 1 cix. out loud! True to thc x 1 1 blondc, shes fic ilo, for while she onfe xx is LL staunch zulmiror of Corrun Sliocmiki now aittraf-ts her attontion i mlm snort is trumping' through tht xxoors 1 when she must remain at homo nothin . mont. May you win vvmwy iigunient xou L-nter, Sis , zinrl tramp ai rum unit