Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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Twenty-one HLICE MHRIE DORR Alice Marie can surpass a whole study hall in talking, and does so, Frequently. Besides, she's the prize exhibit in brilliancy of thought, and what a poet she turned out to bel l-ler altruistic and impractical ideas are unique. Alice has such Faith in humanity, Boys bore her dreadfully. But men-U oh, that's a ditlierent story, especially blondes. KENNETH DOWEN Kenneth's height has made him a great basketball center, and has won him a place in the Famous Mutt and Jeftl' team. l-leis one of these nonchalant, 'lyou -don't- know-what-l'm-thinkingn young men. Judg- ing From his dreamy look, his mind is always wandering --- wandering in Far otl: places --- Detroit, to be exact. WILLIHM HHROLD EVANS Bill is noted For his love ot argument. l-le may contradict anything you sayjust For a chance to Hdebaten. ln tact, he some- times goes so tar as to doubt certain mathe- matical traditions lmuch to Mr. Thorntonis chagrinll l-le is Frank and outspoken and possesses a remarkably keen mind where science is concerned. And---he hates wo- ITISVT DOROTHY I. FLEMING Dorothy looks enough like Neelma to be her twin, lshe isnit, we assure youl, and she evidently resembles her in disposition, too. For they both hate to be teased,-U especially about boys,---and so, Frequently are. Dorothy adores sports ot all kinds but she particularly likes skiing. That accounts tor the rosy cheeks, doesn't it?

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IOHN H. DAVIS- John's pet hobby is drawing, and he's even won a national award For his art. l-ie croons,---he plays Football and a violin, --- and he drives a car a lot---especially to ln- diana. But we tear John concentrates only Hwhen the spirit moves him , and we know he's terribly jealous ol: a certain some- body . MHRY IANE DQVIS Mary Jane is justflilce her name. She's an lrish lass with curly brown hair and a vcice like a nightingale. She's shy and yet tailca- tive, She adores nature, music, and more music. In Fact, she hopes to become an opera singer some day. Did you say boys? She's not interested. NANCY DHVIS Nancy is noted chiefly For her graceful dancing and her loyalty to the Seniorclass. She a'ms to become a second edition ot Joan Crawtord, and, accordingly, practises every mannerism ot that star. May we add that her home is a Mecca For overworked students,---especially a certain Junior. EVELYN DORIS DICKSON This tall and slender Qevloc maiden marches so bravely to class that we are tempted to believe she would enjoy the gentle sport ot hunting lions. But in reality ---sshl fgheis territiied at the sight ot a mousell. And Evelyn is quite romantic, too, fas becomes a blondelj. Ask her whether or not she believes in a prince Charmingul Twe n ty

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NEELMA M. FLEMING Neelma is just the least bit shy, and it was only with much clevernsleuthingll that we were able to uncover as many ot her personal atliairs as we did. We discovered that she adores square dances, seldom misses any that are held, there's l-lomer FRQNCES FOX Loquacious is the only word that will describe Frances, and, it you clon't lcnow what that means,---well, she likes to talk. She cheerfully says that a 'B' in conduct is an event For her---and lceeps on talking. She likes P. O. D, and she lil4es to sew, And, we must admit, she never Htallcs about anyone. H H someone away. l-le City. --- in tact, ---and that lives in CHTHHRINE BARKER GARDNER What is there about Catharine that's cliFFerent? She has decided opinions---and just try to change them! She is a capable person who can do anything from managing a dinner to executing a tap dance,---and do it well. As For her popularity,---asle any senior boy. We have itl---she can't spell! MARIE GILMITTI Curly-headed Marie would rather see a show than eat, fprovided chocolate sundaes aren't included in the menul, and would rather dance than do either. She lcnows what she wants, and she thinlcs it very im- portant to have a good time. She lilces typing class because itls tunn, and her highest aim is to become somebody's stenogf' Tweri ty- two