Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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VERNON CREIGHTON- Crate. - VERA CRIST-Jlveraj' MARY CREST- Cristie. COMMERClAL. GENERAL- GENERAL. Crate is a printer of no mean ability. ,t .I Mary is a rather boyish girl, who loves as S0fnC dab' we will have 3 new Printing Com' who ever saw vera when She Wash sm tronomy. One of her accomplishments is pany in Altoona. ing? making a funny noise in her throat. RUTH CROZIER- Ruth. GEMMILL DAVIS- Boots, Mr. President. ETHEL DAVIS- Ethel. COMMERCIAL. GENERAL. COMMERCIAL. Ruth bids fair to become a successful sten- Behold our Hono-red Hefd! A baslfet ball player' Ethel will some day be a stenographer of ographer for some business firm. Despite the graggsetigd EroflzerssdeHaoUJdmS'5g'd:b::'621'g:ui':1y LLLIUSE high rank, and we wish her success. She glow of her hair. she is a good sport. packages. How ahout it, Helen? dances. Sluwffer Studio 15

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--NX 'l CALVIN COLE- CaI. ISABEL COLEMAN-Ulsabe GENERAL. GENERAL. Cal ls some ladies' man, but it never inter- Isabel greatly assists in uoholding feres with his studies or his singing. He sure of the class with her quiet dignity. can sin . make a fine school marm. fi PAUL COOLEY- SL VIOLET COX-- Violet, 3 in gg '- MARY COLLER- Mary. GENERAL. the honor . - She would Mary is a real genius when it comes to tell ing humorous stories. f- MILDRED COUNSEL- MiIdred. GENERAL. GENERAL. i s GENEFAL. . Si will be a business man some day. He is , 1 . I Muldred's only fault is her hair. She is a of that type that always forges ahead. But V'0'et 'S 3 Very Sfudlous and 3 VEVY qulef great reader, and expects to write a wonderful, lower your voice, Si, girl. Her greatest fault is giggling. romantic love story. 'LiLI.TfEZ,TQI1likLl 14

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'15 - LYNN DAvlS1nEditor..u MARY DAVIS-HSh0I'ty. DE BRAVE-HCOl'ky.n GENERAL. GENERAL- GENERAL- Much ,-,ue is due Lynn fo, his splendid work Shorty seems very quiet, but that is about Who ever saw Cora without a sheaf of lead P editor of our -:Maroon and White -- HIS abmty all. She expects to teach history, because she pencils? Woe be unto the one who borrows and al ' . . . . . , , a, , newlpapep man I, now established, delights in making perfect recitatlons in lt. breaks the point! Cora is an excellent reader. Z'? S PEARL DEETER- Curley. HELEN DE GABRIELLE- Helen. MORGAN DIETRICK- Mun, Diet. GENERAL. GENERAL. INDUSTRIAL. Our pluckiest member. Although she was Helen's charms would earn her a host of This dignified young man is none other than sick for several months, she kept up in her friends anywhere. She is of the pleasantest the Dietrick fwith a big capital D J who played studies and won her diploma. sort of disposition and likes dancing. on our star basket ball team. Sh:u'l'l'r-r Slllllill 16