Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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TI-IE liao OIQACLE. Tony De Yulis Picture of a very sedate little boy-who, accord- ing to the Revloc custom, is a commercial student- an adept tumbler-interested in sports-but best of all likes-just to fool around. Grace M. Dishart A reason gentlemen prefer blondes - she is at- tracted by crooners, football players, and all sorts of cars-would rather go to the movies than eat-but she enjoys that, too. Rose Betty Domenickelli A walking dental advertisement-pretty dimples -and a voice you don't forget-the Leader Club en- thusiast-a wizard in typing-in short, the girl of our dreams come true, 'P Ictck Elder The class's star filibuster-can talk about any- thing from politics to fleas-to avoid one recitation- prides himself on his reputation as a he-man-and dis- dains to become a law-abiding citizen. H. M. Evans II Typically Welsh-with a peculiar walk-and a lazy grin-a great liking for spaghetti-and for his , favorite pastime, fishing-then, we can't forget his excellent work as an endman. -ie-if 24 144+-

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THE IQ3 Lloyd G. Davis Our senior Emerson, Thoreau, Whittier, or what have you? Friend Rain Cloud's boon companion is his dictionary. We predict another Robert Frost, unless Lloyd is a Lincoln in disguise. Mary Martha Davis Mary Martie's pet aversions are dancing, boys, and chewing gum-sophisticated-could pose as a bored young thing with a passion for the dramatic and the ultra-modern-a yawn, a lift of the eyebrows, a flut- ter, and she's gone. Richard E. Davis, Ir. A quiet fellow in the class-room -but how he does blossom forth at square dances-claims that he can whirl to Turkey in the Straw with the best of the whippersnappers, by cracky! Willis L. Davis An enthusiastic sportsman-who prefers basket- ball-another Benjamin Franklin when it comes to horse-sense -with a drawling speech -and black curly hair-aims to keep one foot on the ground. Inez C. Davison An expert accountant, Inez is one of those few good souls who are always around when there is work to be done-witness that worthly institution, the Lost and Found-an outstanding Revlocian-who loves to rollerskate. 6 CDQACLE 'QQ VN N .H 23 N.

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THE 1936 ORACLE Marie Antoinette Evans Calm, graceful, amused dignity-Tonic has a housewifely air, an artist's eye, and the musician's flair for jazz-a clever personality-not quite understand- able-but she'll take a chance. Mildred Evans A cheerful smile-a jolly Hello - that's Mid- the girl who never worries-and can always be found washing blackboards-a bit on the conversational side -but easy to get along with-so she has loads of friends. Leon Gajecki A triple sports-headliner-Coaches at Penn State should go into ecstasies over Ga-Ga's football, basket- ball, and baseball records-but who would guess that he has such a romantic soul? Susan I ane Gardner There was a little girl, and she had a little curl -a prospective genius, though we can't say whether she will be a Louisa Alcott or a Gertrude Stein-pro- fesses a fondness for ice skating on moonlit nights. Emma I. Gilmitti So energetic that five subjects, any number of ac- tivities, and keeping on the honor roll don't give her enough to do-dances in the Ginger Roger's mode- and that saxophone!