Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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rt.. fit 5.-. e 53 .s -- futa E 5552 Qzig :fl ffl. ax- 3. it 'HA -X it s 5 gif. Si l I R -4 5: A F Senior Class Prophecy M LL right, gang, we have some red hot newsy news today, so get busyf' This comes from the editor, Sparrow Mannion, of the Daily Aston- isher, as he gallantly cheers his staff on to getting the evening issue ready for print. Hliekalos, tell Datres to send a hundred copies to Miss Betty Hoge- meyerg her picture is in tonight. She's addressing the Mary Merry Maidens Society on 6'How to Hold Your Husband. HThe editorial page isnlt full. Get Miss Burkhart to review William Van Davis' book My Stage and Screen Success. Say, hels playing opposite Martha Line now in his own play Dilemma. She can get that book at Neu- wahlls publishing house or at Taylor and Scholl's stationery storef' HFiX this headline. Yes, you Bill Burns. CSENATOR MCNAUGHTON CBEATES SENSATION IN SENATE.' It sounds like a series of sibilant sounds, and while you're at it, separate the article about President Monahan of the Greasy Oil Corporation and George Kalb, Famous Violinistg they don,t go together. 'cHey, here's a snappy article, GDOLORES MATTAS FAMOUS DANCER KIDNAPPED FROM STAGE. The audience thinking this act was part of the show drowned her screams in applause. Detectives Dwight Fickes and S. J. Moses are hot on the trail., Stick this on the front page. HThe front page is full, Chief. '4Well, take out the squib about M. Patricia Walter of the Shaner News Syndicate who ran down Walter Oswalt while touring California on a bicyclef, UNO, we'd better not cancel that for she was in her Damlier on her way to interview Miss Dorothy Fowler in connection with her latest production, Precious, in which she is co-starring with Tommy Orrf' HAH right, here comes Gieg with the material from the telotypewriter. Bead it over, Walters. HO. K.! 4Mr. Howard ,lastin Brett, Ambassador to Italy, spoke yesterday over an international hookup on MHOW to Masticate Spaghetti? 4Rose Groban, budding young artist, was awarded first prize in the National Art Exhibition for her painting, Cat Eyes. The second place, how- ever, was to go to Sara Haines' Violets or Leroy Hobson's Consolidated Hotclogsf cMr. William Asterbilt Yeatts starts search for his personal butler miss- ing since Thursday. He is said to have run away with Miss Gene Rein- heimer, a mannequin at Macy's.' Page Twenty-five Lt- HE.: riff' i 5 4' IP Q5 1. 1 , g 1332235 it K sf u 4 1 1 T tak: ,, Q , f .W ' i .liizr ' -ill: ' I giffizfr x Qflli ' 74 71? W I ..... . ,Fl ' .F T ' tg 1 .3-:Qtr 1 I 9' ! il . ..,. te - .vig t yre., ,snip , 1 L 'lfifm 5' Qtr, giraffes A 2' ig. 2' 5 'a A J. 4 ' 1 it nz rgg 5, :F - .., . ,t Sw l Q Q 55,39 H' 1 Ml sea 'aff FY 1 A V , Swag: ' ., 'R I4 .c fair' '7 E

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iillllli 'T B fi Q lx t r U I 'I I I . ,,. fit 1 ing .4 ,ni tix pr . 5.5 I 1-1 .-'lg Y illlit Mil? T ll aw? tit, 1 v llili L 1 lj tl g A ,l if Mu XM. Ev .dl lid.. 1ExEffil5 l eg- grfi II After a happy and fperhapsj a restful vacation, we returned to resume our studies as uJovial Juniors. Being accustomed to the building now, we had little trouble in following our routines, and we settled down to work and to wait anxiously for football season. We had a successful season although we lost the conference championship to our old enemy-Johnstown. How- ever, we had little time to be depressed. The senior class was organizing, and so We too began to think of class organization. Early in February, we elected for our junior class officers, Harry Taylor, president, Delores Mattas, vice president, Irma Rittenhouse, secretary, and Donald Kraft, treasurer. These capable people led us through a very successful year. We had sev- eral successful socials, and a Junior picnic which will be remembered for years. Among, and between these diversions came the annual show in which many members of our class took part. Towards the end of the year the Eng- lish play, uThe Youngest, was produced under the direction of Miss Rod- key, and our vanity swelled to enormous proportions when we discovered that the leading roles were taken by members of our class. After this triumph, we were promptly subdued by the imminence of final exams. With this ordeal over and vacation before us, we again said Mau revoir to our high school until the fall should again bring us to our halls of learning. A III In the fall of 1931 we entered our Alma Mater as seniors. Soon after school opened, football season began and our Maroon and White warriors captured the championship of Western Pennsylvania. A short time after this victory, our class organized, selecting for its officers, James Monahan, president, Irma Rittenhouse, vice president, Delores Mattas, secretary, and Jane Brubaker, treasurer. Along with our socials we had the annual show, a rollicking laugh-fest from beginning to end, the Eng- lish play, which was as excellent and entertaining as before. With all these diversions the year went all too quickly until final tests were upon us-the beginning of the end. There followed in quick succession Commencement exercises, the banquet, the picnic-a mixture of tears and smiles and laughs and sighs. At last we said good-bye for the last time to the halls we loved and to the building which meant to us not stone and brick, nor any material thing. To us it meant three happy years of work and play among our friends-years which can never come again. Page Twenty-four v., gifs W. S 9.3: F' Vi .45 3 1 . l I 3. ,ji .Sui 5.3. S'1.l S Q1 x 5: :SH -.vi JT -fe U13 f-:rf lhiqll ,A -2-we F' .ei

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