Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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Tl-IE 1936 ORACLE Donald Altemus What would basketball or football teams do with- out an Altemus to carry on the family tradition? In Massie's hands the ball goes meekly round and round and comes out-through the basket! Guy Askew Another martyr to the cause of the great reading public-for getting up early on cold mornings is not our idea of fun-if good things come in small pack- ages-Guy's the top. Mary Balog Mary, Mary, quite contrary-why are you such a puzzle? Imagine a girl who takes her studies se- riously -- yet who likes to play post office - and though reticent, giggles most alarmingly. i Lyle Bartlebaugh Not a care in the world, nor a serious thought in his head-spends all his leisure time in the woods- in fact, hunting and trapping are his favorite pastimes --other than just plain 1oafing. Ioseph Battistcx Portrait of Joe-a lanky, laconic figure lounging lazily against the wall with a hat perched nonchalantly on the' back of his head-also, some agreeable pals and an indispensable cig. NKZOIW

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TI-IE IC9363 ORACLE Harry H. Hauth --- President Happy CHeartbreakerD Hauth has brains as well as brawn-plus that vital quality of leadership -and a sense of humor coupled with a faint idea of irony-he means a great deal more to the Seniors than just Mr. President. s A Clarence H. Evans --- Vice President A Marx brother grin-the pal of pals-who can't resist making impromptu speeches-quite the execu- tive-Coach Edwards' right-hand man--need we go further than - local boy makes good. Charles S. Rowland --- Treasurer Get your class dues in - How many subscrip- tions? - Step on it it, Betts! - Shoot -Yes, it's Chick again--the perfect example of a debonair man- of-the-world as seen in Esquire - except for his size. Marguerite Mary Shoemaker --- Secretary A blonde of blondes with a happy-go-lucky atti- tude-even to chicks in an oven--four years of minutes writing-hilarity and flying hair onthe cheer leader's bench-personality plus-and Westmont CPD -who knows? Marjorie E. Myers --- Historian Irish eyes and moods, Scotch stubborness, German solidity-all inseparable parts of Marjorie-a little sophistication, a lot of charm-the it girl of our class. LQQQ x A 'K N x --'ft 19 144'

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Tl-IE 1936 GRA Frank I. Blair A white tossle cap, horse-laughs, and impish tricks -that's Pesky all over-in his serious moments he fancies himself a lawyer-oh, but Pesky, why waste your envied talent as a knitter? Philip K. Blough King of Rhythm - flash of lightning, popular songs, shuffling feet-basketball shots that go in de- spite the most uncanny angles-foolish philosophy and silly symphony make the perfect clown. Iames Buck You can't see Jim for his grin-he's always shoot- ing high for a laugh-but sometimes his jokes don't quite hit the spot-really A-x as a basketeer and in noontime volleyball games. Wade Burkhart Wade knows the secret of popularity-be a fly- by-night-and you won't wear out your welcome- but we found that he was also a regular fella - so we were sorry to see him leave in February. Shirley M. Buterbaugh The evenest of dispositions-has two interests in life-dancing and Heinie CDutch for H,enryJ- but before anything else, she plans to lead a hardworking life as another Tillie the Toilet. C Y L il? - 'i21l '