Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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Tl-IE 193 Kathryn Kluznik Quiet until aroused, and then, look out!-she has one of the worst tempers we've ever seen-but she can become meek as a lamb in P. O. D. class-and a regular belle at parties and dances. Lucy Lorie: Invincible in an argument-Lucy plans to enter the office of some big corporation lawyer-interested in travel and the housewifely arts-with a love for summer sports-her feet get too cold in winter ones. Clair Ludwig The blonde bomber who made the All-Conference team-an undaunted captain-a cocksure tackler-- but he isn't pining away with worry over school work -and considers Geometry the most baffling subject ever invented. lean R. Luther That cute little trick you've been wondering about -an expert at P. O. D., but Bookkeeping-horrors! -Jeanie would like to find a method of going from Colver to Ebensburg -Cwithout being caughtl. A. Paul McKay The typical New Englander-reticent, stubborn as to convictions, reserved in his friendships-here is a mystery made all the more exciting because of blue eyes and crisp curly hair.

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TI-IE IQ36 CDRACLE C' tv A H if F Esther Iohnson Loquacious, independent, versatile-she has a cer- tain propensity for getting into trouble, her own means for getting out of it-sometimes ridiculous, sometimes sarcastic, but always intelligent. Helen E. Iones Helen loves to tease-and does so frequently- to her belong: a golden voice, a sparkling smile, and a scholarly mind - another manhater-oh!-we have a feeling she's fooling. Mary Margaret I ones A lassie as dependable as the Rock of Gibraltar- but not half so stern and forbidding-and ssh!-her secret desire is a white cottage surrounded by beau- tiful-brown-chickens. Gwendolyn M. Keith Member of the secret t'Big Five - laughs at every- thing, including schoolwork-future plans are hidden -but she admits a liking for Revloc-thinks skating lots of fun- if you know how. Gail Keller Mysterious, because unique-the one boy who doesn't tease, horse-laugh, fall in love every couple of weeks, and make himself a general nusiance--a lover of the out-of-doors, and lost without his violin. e+4I291+

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TI-IE 1936 OIQACLE Marian Eleanor McKenrick A shiny red car-the thrilling crescendo of a flute, mingled with lullabies by Brahms and sonatas by Mozart-the gold hair, blue eyes, and pleasing plumpness of a cherub-with an angelic disposition. Grace O'Brien Take a tip from Grace, our Colleen-have black curly hair and an explosive temper-it's a never fail- ing combination-she's going to cure her homesick- ness for the Emerald Isles by going back some day. Robert L. O'Hara The harassed business man of the class-candid camera shots-a siege of sign-painting-not to for- get an indispensible green car so that those lanky legs won't get tired. Mary M. Peregrin A conscientious worker who makes perfect recita- tions-and quite frequently reaches the Honor Roll -slightly over-emphasized-because she prefers read- ing to playing hockey. Frank I. Pitonyak My pal Frankie -dancer, clarinetist, librarian, and friend-always on the run for hop,-he carries his troubles lightly, even to smashed cars-we've got it!- You can't keep a good man down. .M 30 H.