Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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Q I 0 ll O , O U ODD 'senses 5. I 'l..lBE.R,L, C f..-QQWEQQQ' nav' PAUL BATRUS Boots CLASSICAL He isn't so quiet that he can't convince you that laughter caused his curls. If you don't want trouble, do not tell him how you like his curls. Felu'1uu'y 27 Q VIRGINIA BEAM CLASSICAL Student Council, '26, Ginny GDC D ll l Mountain Echo Staff, '26, I Ginny is a charming lass, ' Greatly loved by all her class, Those big blue eyes of deepest hue, Surely portray a character true. January 6 WARREN BEAVER L S' zipp l SCIENTIFHC I Warren is so quiet, no one can tell just i what he is thinking about, but he's thinking! 0 He'll step out some day. December 29 GEORGE BEBBINGTON George in SCIENTIFIC E Social Committee, '26. ,E- George is our chief attraction with all the l : ladies. To him pleasure is business and busi- E ness is pleasure. :l September 12 E ANNA BEHM Anna -E COMMERCIAL A 3 Orcllestra. '23, '24, ,25, '26. Chorus, l25, '26, This jolly musical girl, O Is always here 'in a busy whirl. XCY9llll7El' 29 MIRIAM BECHOEFER Mim CLASSICAL Girls, League Honor Roll, '23, 524, '25, Animal Staff, '26, ' Listen! Did you hear that stiffled giggle? That's Mim always laughing care away. Begone, dull care! I prithee Be gone from me. Begone, dull care! Thou and I Never shall agree. lXI2lI'Cll 2 - -BERTHA BELL Bert CLASSICAL A pretty little miss who believes that the only way to have a friend is to be one. Jz11111z11'y -l MARY.BENN Mary U CLASSICAL ' A cheery hello and a winsome smile- here's Mary. February 25 DDQ l iam Q D 1926 fffwlffeiffiiii Ili

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I H,,, -w-m-NH,,,m-M.Y,M,,-HY,-,,L, ,..,- .,,... ..., ,.-.,... 37' LIBERQL 'fgef-eftl-1? , Q, l I Q00 Mill will l l i l l 1, ,l ll Lu Ut :il li si' is 19 ll fi il il lx sl 1 3 5, lr ll Ee if :E fi 2 li l zl lg ll' ii W al ,1 3, ,ll si KENNETH AULTMAN Ken SCIENTIFIC Here you have a jolly fellow, Always with a smile, To have as friend this good old Ken Is really quite worth while. November 20 BEATRICE AYERS Bee GENERAL Basket lcll, '24, ,25, ,26. Annual Staff, l26. Student Council, '26, Secretary Girls' League, '26. Mountain Echo Staff, ,26. Athletic Committee, ,25. Social Committee. '2G. One of our basketball stars. Full of pep, ready for fun. A iine mind on the Student C0UHCll1Wh8T6'S Bee?. means something to be done. e..L,-..mL iii, , ,,,,L,,tL,,-LL,,, We l If January 23 0 li HELEN AZAR Jack 33 Ui! GENERAL itil Chorus, 523, ,24. 'Ugg Glee Club, '23, '24. lj-3' Helen intends to become a nurse. If she If orders a patient to get well, there'll be no il other course open. ll 4 October 10 CLIFFORD BAGLEY skeets illli, GENERAL 'Elf A mighty fine chap is Skeets. His one 3 .-:lt failing-blondes. ' M I ll August 23 iq ELEANORN BAIRD Eleanor I if GENERAL 1 C, W A friend you couldn't do without. lr ,l Q? December 29 gf SAMUEL BAKER Bake ,il it INDUSTRIAL will Sam hails from Creisson. If they have any :ii '? more like him, we wish they would send them down. 55 June ll SUZANNE BANKS Susiey I 5, GENERAL ' li 2' Girls' League Honor Roll, '24, '25. .g 4 Mountain Echo Staff, '26, ll Annual Staff, '26. ?g Fair she is to see and sweet, Qi l- Dainty from her head to feet, ,lf Modest as her blushing shows, ji li Happy as her smiles disclose. ll November 1 lv il ii ig ELEANOR BARNHART Eleanor Q: lf GENERAL llg, iimmtain Echo Staff, 26. ,S Persuasive speech and more persuasive H sighs Silence that spoke and eloquence of eyes. iviarch 23 M WW lfll-llg UQDOQI ll ell, 2, I ,- M... ..- -..q.-.L.--.e,.,- L, , ,,.'fff,,f, W' L-w 1 9 2 6 N hof-Elgf H? 15

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, I 62627-2-if .. I ' LIBEELL C' f..m.o..sfEeQQ Q09 Jkffvhyf -Lf GRACE BIGELOW Grace COMMERCIAL 1 Annual Statf, '26. o One of our best commercial students. As 0 a typist she ranks high, but as a friend still I higher. v U Bovonilmoi' 12 U MARTHA BIGELOW Mart CCIIIMIIJRCIM. Annual Stall, '2ti. Mart is no less talented than her sister. Her loving smile endears her to many friends. . October 19 Il W' ANNA MAE BINGMAN Anna COMMERCIAL Mountain Echo Staff, '25. She's quiet we know. But we are sure she thinks enough to make up for what she doesn't say. , June 16 1 0 MITCHELL BLACK Mitch 0 SCII+:N'I'IL'IC We hear he's from Huntingdon, and if he E is, we're starting for that city immediately. -E Ez St'1JtCIIlll8l' 27 2 E SARA BLACK Shorty E E CLASSICAL : 1 Shorty's such a midget! E : Yet Shorty's head will toss! : -E For oh! ye gods and fishes! ll :. How Shorty loves to boss! - :, E July lt? i - MARGARET BLAIR Peg - SCIENTIFIC Our brilliant math. student O She has hours for work, 0 And minutes for play, And never idles her time away. 1Jl l'9IllllL'1' l CHRISTINE BLOCHER ' 1 Chris COMMERCIAL Christine is quiet and not well known by her class mates, but we are sure she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. August 31 i jp HENRY BLOOM Henry I CLASSICAL 0l'l'llQStl'2l, '23, '24, '25, '26, tile-as Club, 325, '21i. P Clnn'us, y2li. Radio Club, '24, ,2-3. Mountain lic-llo, ,25. lflclitor of Mountain Echo, '2li. Drarnativs, '25. 4 Annual. '25. Il ll, We can't do justice to Hennie in this short U ll space. But he has been Editor-in-chief of the Mountain Echo and we know what that means. April 24 T I I PDO We ll -.b --- ,, V fsfli-,QQ-3 C F 1926 r J 4' -of-Elliligf '17