Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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TOP ro Bor'roM: Snails, crayfish, turtles, or what have you, wriggle and squirm in the biology aquarium. And so, many of the sophomores keep a daily check-up on their little seafaring friends. Watch that snake, Earl! He may be up to tricks ..... The farmer's in the dell . . . but this time our future agriculturists are busily building a chicken coop. These Ag boys seem to be continually working on prac- tical, time-saving devices for the farm. What are you doing with the hammer, Herb? ..... A rustle of notebooks and a scramble for pencils, and the sixth period physics class is ready to study and record another experiment. It doesn't look so difficult, or does it? Ronald Conley is trying to explain static electricity to a group of classmates. Have a question, Betty? I OPPOSITE PAGE- Lzrr 'ro Rim-rr: Hidden treasures and pi- rates bold! A group of freshman English students examine their Treasure lsland projects with interest. What are you looking at, Ioe? ..... A ruler, a solid figure, and thirteen master mathematicians. Iohn Evan- chick with the aid of Eddie Knee explains a solid geoometry problem. intricate? Well - ..... A flourish of a brush, the scrib- ble of a pencil, and lo and behold . . . a startling creation! Our ECHS art students are constantly making posters and paint- ings and exercising colorful ideas to bright- en our surroundings ..... Hmm . . . looks as though there will be an appetizing lunch today. Twila and Doris with the aid of Miss Querry must be making a delicious salad. No wonder the way to a man's heart is through his stomach! ..... Atten- tion, please . . . Miss Marshall dictates a bookkeeping problem and the industrious commercial seniors jot it down. Did you get the right answer, Dorothy? ..... Our fu- ture mechanics at work . . . Leo Dishart skillfully shapes a casting for a drill press. D 63 .,,1 X J 1, -N x gt? OUR STUDENTS LEARN THE WHYS AND THE WHEREFORFS OF SCIENCE

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HALL GAUL IS DIVIDED INTO THREE PARTS . THUS SAY OUR IVIAGISTRI MARY ELIZABETH FLYNN Registered Dental l'lygir'nisr-University rf Pennsylvania. Dental Hygienist, A little wider. please. PAUL E. MYEns A. B.-St. Francis College. American History: P. O. D. Athletics Get to work. BERNICE Cmuc B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College: Denver University. American History. A check test tomorrow. Donornv LIPHAE1' A. B.-University of Pittsburgh. Civics: History of Pennsylvania. Assistant Sponsor ol lunior Class. l know. 6 0 6 ADELAIDE LUTHER B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College: Penn- sylvania State College. Algebra l. ll, Plane and Solid Geometry. Trigonometry. Iunior Class Sponsor. Prove it. DOROTHY E. Ditvts A. B.-Wells College: Lebanon Valley Col- lege: New York University. Algebra I: Plane Geometry. l Counseller of Alpha Tri-Hi-Y: Freshman Class Sponsor. There goes that Dorothy Berkstresser again. JEAN THEEESE Hocus, Absentee Mount Aloysius junior College: B. S. ln Health and Physical Education. Slippery Rock Stale Teachers College. 1 Health: Physical Education: American History. Sponsor of lmudet' Club, Cheerleaders, and . G. A. A. Gul-level

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