Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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HOMER I.EROY ACHE Hi Yah!” It's Dutch. Science and Camera clubs. Reserved. Lunchlinc Committee. Kindly. Swimming and baseball enthusiast. Wistful eyes. Aircraft and Mathematics clubs. Excellent student. Enjoys gardening. WILLIAM WORTHINGTON ALCOCK Smashing tennis player. Science, Spanish and Pan American clubs. Brown hair. Likes baseball. Gray eyes Varsity Tennis. Dramatic Club. Always ready with a new joke. A living dictionary. HAZEL MARIE ALLEN Blonde curls. Blue eyes. Art and Dramatic clubs. Reads biographies. President of Reading Club. Student Council. Treasurer of Latin Club. Good student. Senior Play. Debater Glee Club. El Bandido. Sonia. The Bells of Capistrano. Interesting. A Cappella Choir Hae likes to pick violets. A ray of sunshine. MARY GRACE AMBLER Editor-in-chief of Oracle Loves blue. Hi-Y girl. Artist without artistic temperament. President of the Art Club. Xa-polcon Xaps. Sonia. Debater. First Civic Attitude certificate. A gracious hostess. Sally and Company. The Advantages of Heine Shy. Sweet. One P. S P. A. convention at Harrisburg and two C. S. P. A. trips to New York. Junior Fourth Estate. Serene and happy are those blue eyes. ALICE RROWN BAKER Auburn hair. Brown eyes. Farmer girl. Likes raising flowers. Librarv Club secretary. Commercial Club. Pleasant. Class hockey. See Brownie when needing Notary Public. Spends spare time in commercial department. Necessity to Abington. JOHN F. BAUDER, Jr. Varsity in soccer, swimming, and baseball. Mischievous. Let-terman. Student Council. Interclass baseball and basketball. Chairman of Class Night Committee. Enjoys sailing. One who is at home in sports as well as in studies. HARRY CORNELL BEANS Beansie. Nonchalant. Carefree. Boasts $1,000 talented toe in soccer. Letter and monogram. Science and Dramatic clubs. Class basketball and baseball. The Family Upstairs. Would rather print (menus) than eat. Favorite pastime baseball. Or is it chumming with Mac? LAURA VIRGINIA BIGGARD Brown eyes. Brown hair. Student. Latin, Reading and Art clubs. Properties Committee for Senior Play. Glee Club. A good comoanio'i. Class hockey Good at Virgil. Loves to read When you want sensible advice —find Laura. CLARENCE FREDERICK BORASTON Tall and thin. Blue eyes. Curly brown hair that gets the girls. Mathematics and Science clubs. Orchestra. Keen on sports and reading. Our retiring hero. Says Thanks too much!” VERONICA ROSE BRAUN Dignity — t h a t’s Ronny. Sparkling blue eyes. Brown hair. Commercial and Spanish clubs. Vice-president of Library Club. Typist. Financial committee for Senior play. Enjoys a good book. Plays a nice game of tennis. Pianist. Service Desk. Merry sunshine.

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CHARLES 11 ENRY JACOBS BREEDING Reds. Standby of the Swimming Team. Loves to skate Blue eyes. An English star. Can conjugate backwards. Penn Charter. Cosmopolitan. Genial. Science Club. Keen on electricity. The pink of courtesy. GLADYS CALLOWAY BRIGHT Tall. Dark. Merry. Gladdy. Tennis. French Club. Assistant basketball manager. Hockey squad. Latin, Dramatic, Etiquette, and Glee clubs. President of Leathercraft Club. Likes sewing, rowing, dancing. Lacrosse. Hockey camp. Cricket. What more could one desire? HENRY HOBART BROWN Only Hobie within fifty miles. Nuts on squash and tennis. Odd sense of humor. A traveled man. Sports editor. Quite sophisticated. Ballplayer on Beth-avres A. A. Ex of many prep schools, here and abroad. High intelligence. Literary taste. “Don’t do anything you can't live down,” says Hobart. FRANCES IRENE CAMPBELL Blue eyes. Hockey captain. Full of fun. Swimming captain. Franny. Latin and Reading clubs. Hi-Y. Secretary of Athletic Association. Student Council. The Thirteenth Chair. Secretary of Senior Class. Dancing. Basketball squad. Expert driver. A graceful athlete. LOUISE DOROTHY CANNOE Lou. Upper Moreland’s contribution. Likes sports. Commercial and French clubs. Alluring brown eyes. Leathercraft and Dramatic clubs. The Thirteenth Chair. Dances. Tiny but great. CATHERINE CARROLL Reserved. Roses and cream. John Hallahan Girls’ High School in Philadelphia. Commercial and Library clubs. Plays tennis. Reads. The brown lady. DOROTHY HOLCOMB CLARK Dot. Curly brown hair. A twinkle in her eye. Hockey team. Basketball and track squads. Dramatic and Etiquette clubs. President of Leathercraft Club. Treasurer of Student Council. Hi-Y. Track manager. Assistant basketball manager. A bundle of pep from Springfield High School. EVELYN RITA CLARK From Audubon High School, down in New Jersey. Blue eyes. Brown hair. Latin and Commercial clubs. Chairman of Typing Club. Adored by children. Eve is a mermaid. JOHN COPELAND Blue eyes. Brown hair. Enjoys rest. Keen. Mathematics Club. Witty. Listens tirelessly to the radio. Loves to read. Minister’s son. Reserved. Thinks more than he says. MURIEL SUE CORSON Witty. Co-captain in basketball. Tennis manager. Hockey. Dashing tennis player. Blonde. Commercial, Dramatic, and Etiquette clubs. Athletic. Vice-president of Leathercraft Club. Secretary of Junior A. Class. Likes mystery books. Margaret’s other half.