Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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4 A 1 i i ,as 1 4 A i ci' ' ' 1X 'TlZ1'1l 7 , ... fiffl-, L , V... fi ... WY.:--W7- i oil Elqgpav coo 1 I s ' 1 I . MARY Fuoss Mary QE Q, CLASSICAL lf Quiet, yes.. Happy? Well I guess. 3 O November 25 ' It ig A lil U21 LAWRENCE GALLAGHER Larry X ll lm CLASSICAL i X A Good-looking Larry has as many friends X I Qt fl among the fellows as he has among the girls. August 5 W CHARLES GARRITY Red Q l 55 INDUSTRIAL I Mountain Flcllo, '25, '26, ! EQ l,l'0gl'21lll Cornxilittee, '26, X Red works hard and we all admire him. X 1 1 We know that success will attend his steps. ' ll' ll August 7 I X: Y E 1, o if 1 0 I in X X FRED GERHART soak I XI CLASSICAL 1 l . Annual Staff, 26. XE'-1 1 U11-E12 For to Fred we hand the smokes, Z1 ' flgig When we read his funny jokes. X E - , if Fred is one of the Liber L's joke editors. Z- 1 l M11 October 8 I N33 - 'iiiit : lip: Qi ADA GLUNT Ada 5 ELEM COBIMERCIAL , E 1Jl'illlli1tlC'S, '24. -Q11 mf: Secretary to English D1'Ib2ll'tIl1C'llt. El 'Xi li Without Ada the personnel of the Senior ft 2X M if Class would be incomplete. 'N J 1+'eb1'uzu'y 8 H O '4 IW O 1 H 1X NELLIE GOODMAN Nellie QX gr f CLASSICAL A5 X ' Mountain EL-ho, ,2-1, '2G. , iz X Junior Debate, '25. 5 in Student Council, '26, X .., Annual, '26. ' li ., G. US, Honor Roll, '24, '25, l i , ' Nellie is somewhat studious they say 2 Qi i X She's fond of boys 'n likes to play. . 3, Hi ' March 22 Q l e AV X WILDA GOODMAN Wiuie Xi 'X X COMMERCIAL J I Work holds no terrors for Wilda, yet she 4 fl. finds time for play. 5 A AI?ll'L'l1 8 X w i T, Xl ,X .X X , gf LoLA GOSS , Lola A H I 1X COMMERCIAL A Though she pursues a studious way, 5 X v Much fun she finds from day to day. 5 X2 July 26 W ll ll lie .I .1 i TI 4. 2314 l one i if gil I X 5 l:z::if ' . . , 'r - 1 1-cgi 9 2 6 I fr P---f - Y- W- - --- A-,.. A A fn f 'Y 2 41 27

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IM a ' LWW, Myers-9 A LIBEPCL r -05- tf dQ8 S? QT dlo THELMA HAY Thelma I ' COMMERCIAL 1 0 Our school is lightened day by day. 0 By the presence of Miss Thelma Hay. F0lll'llill'y l I I- ' ll WILLIAM HEIMBACH I ' Bill I U SCIENTIFIC ' I Cl1Ol'llS. '24, X ' gf I Hail to William, the artless man fofifu' i Who tlirts with a girl whenever he can. I October 30 l iz BERTHA HEISS Bert 5 COMMERCIAL 2 Glee Club, l23, '24, '25, l26. ' l Chorus, '23, '24, '25, '2li. l L Secretary of Yrwatioiial Group '24. l I' I Bertha is indispensable both to the chorus -V' , 1 and to the commercial department. ,i Felirilary li V 1 0 EMMA HEISS Em -it 0 COMMERCIAL ' Glee Club, 323, '24, '25. 226. - E Chorus, '23, '24, '25. '2G. I T- When Emmie and Bertie go through ' 1 E the hall it is hard to tell which is which. E : Both girls are very popular. I E February 6 E .E LENA I-IELSEL Lena E 1 SCIENTIFIC E E- Lena never makes herself prominent. She I ': never needs to, for everybody likes her. Z. 1 July 8 I. BETH HELTMAN H Beth Q CLASSICAL O Treasurer of Social Service Department, ,26. Here, there, everywhere, QI Always with a smiley To be friends with jolly Beth, , Is something worth our while. ' May 20 4, MARY HENDERSON Hen l CLASSICAL A I i Mountain Echo Staff, '25, ms. gk I , Basketball, 25, fzn. 3 I President of Elltl'-l'I?.lllllllClli', Group, '26. Animal Stall, 526. Program Committee, '26. An awful tease, a peck of fun 3 A loyal friend, a jolly chum, Good in work, good in play, Good for every thing they say. I April 15 Il I H VIRGINIA HERSH Ginny U I COMMERCIAL E Ginny is clever, charming and a good sport. E July 26 W W H 1 l ODD Quo U - fa-'ITE-19r j-201522 4 1 9 2 6 A g 4 -of-EIEIQQ C I 29