Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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l.ola's Favorite pastime is that ot annoy- ing her undeserving neighbor, Charlotte Davis. She is a genius when it comes to inventing ways and means to torture the poor girl. But Charlotte doesn't mind, so why should we? Lola says emphatically that she does not care For any ot the gentle- men in the Senior Class. What about the other classes, Lola? Twenty-three MHRY GREBAS Blond, blue-eyed, petite, and---oh, that saucy smilel--- that's Mary. And al- though she may be the intant ot our class in size, she won't believe any tairy tales. She writes delightful poems, is territied by a report in P. O. D., and seems to like Jack tor a boy's name. We wonder why? LOLH HOLMES MHRY MHXINE HORAT CI-IHLMERS HOWELL Chalmers abhors P. O. D. reports, and says that his Favorite pastime is that ot arguing with Alec Loria. We surmise that he is always the victor, tor he leaves the study hall in which the debate is held wreathed in smiles. But then, he is also otten seen conversing with several junior girls near his deslc. l-lmm--That's a thought, Chalmers! Wahool and Maxine s coming l-lello Peaches' and she s already here She be came a member ol: our class only this year ---but you d never know it She lllces every thing and everybody no exceptions She has a Famous grin and a Famous laugh,and a Famous Buick car And she thinlcs the world s O K

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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

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MONDULA JOHNS There are Few people who like to lalkall the time, and Fewer still who admit it. Moniel' does both. He says, however, that he is merely practising to become a great minister. Then how do you explain your Hcrooningu, Monie? lmagine a clergy- man sfnging Pink Elephantsul JOHN IONE5 We spent many precious hours trying to induce John to tell us about himselll'--and all in vain. l-le said he was interested in lots ot things lnot saying whatlj and when asked what he wanted to do after graduating,he replied, Work. But a Friend betrayed him,--He told us that she lives at Jamestown. KENNETH KEPLER THOMHS H. ICNES Tom is one ol: our tallest Senior boys,-- andthe quietest. l-le seldom speaks, but when he does the whole class stands eagerly at attention to hear what he may say, l-le just doesn't waste time talking, either to boys or to girls, lalthough he dceg blush nicelyj,--he thinks instead. But then, aren't all great men silent? Kenneth is a Qevloc lad who daily shocks lvliss Oddi with his use ot the English language. It seems he thinks Einstein a great guy and otten compares Emerson untavorably with him. Kenneth says that, at the age ot two, he hit himself: on the head with a hammer. That explains a lot orc things, doesn't it, Kenneth? - Twenty-four