Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA), Class of 1948, Cover

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X 'Y-A1"31 4 , . 1 J, - MQ. 1 v' .jg I .., dl., .lu ' 1 v' " 4 . 3 A W I of 1 NL-A '-1 I w x The Ninetefafffwrzglred Forty N UFSESHQ DORIS A1E1ERi:: ..... . .,... ' .' -chie PATRICIA WEAVER ...................... Literary Editor ELAINE SOLOMON .................... Business Manager X Spotlight on the Citizens of Tomorrow PUBLISHED AT ALTOONA HIGH SCHOOL ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA THE 1943 in Wav I , ,-' my Q ,Y V .W If W g .,,xv,K..f H ,, Q, Q, ' m . . l f ' H -. 3 2 A Ti 3 W ' . Q . e X Q . 1 -,,,,.,A,L..M My ,, V ?. fl 'M -, . i ' i E 5 52 Vie w " if Z Ki 'Z A ,f , Ai l Q IQ? , z - 1 5 . Q,wQTigfa, A Q: 1 .www ,. im. :,f 'vw-,Qi L3 if l lad! .QT 3 3 V V , ..n,?,E?. 3, kiwi up 'Sk 3 J N-E1 -- ' f 'T x A School Year REFLECTED IN THE LIGHT In throwing the spotlight on Altoona High School, we have tried to keep a proper balance and proportion, a pol- ished lens and a clear beam. We hope that through these pages each student may en- joy a true portrayal of his school days, and our many friends gain a better under- standing of our varied school interests. The Horseshoe Staff Classes Athletics I wk Activities XA wwf gg. .za - si A Q. ! N '--'F 5? ff 2-if Gm .fffgf '- M . X' Q " ji 1 1 'Q x 'ii 'Q-I . I . , ' K W XX I 3' J di M .xl tl ' -If f ' ,r 1 . , . 'NEW A N37 E., Q 'N 1 M w ' Q . bg ff fi xy V 1 . at W J Sl . R W .Zi is Smfgf J . x Mwwmusew , wi ' .Jew f" A N - '.: is 1 -3:51 i4 . if , : ' Y S S ,:."v1-31 :f..,-Ifvfg-: :. 5, " ,rg an L A , M A an-2' aww Vlfdll' W" 'SIDS Q ,. K QQ 1' V' . V , '51 L- I V ft 4 -f v.-. ,Fifi 1. Qu fm Q5 -Eff 5? ,Ne f-Q 'xxx VBR.-n. .... hi IZ! me :J 5 - N if vi i ff, ., ,, 5 Bias. N J,gHf+:l2o',4, 2 F " ' 'M 1, -,,,,,,. ,, ., ,5 F ' U ' ' , .' -H 'B' f ' - M Q' ,kimfx Y Q 'FA' X es Q ix F ' 4 I 9' 1 5 ' ex .-33.35 5 f 'Y I, 5 , .4 .um ffxffzfaziffn X GH :me 'L 1 I flow 1 IV? H 1wzn:Ll+L1 --..,. IRIVAQ ITHUI1 Nbunm LUNVI' VCHA I lx v r Q K W if ' xi, f . 1 N ,,. ,. ' ,M f ul Nl f, x iii Y' an X I , ,f mv' , Q "-6 I i :Q , f gs gf Y k --'fm Q -C1541 A A W ? . A..A Q1 A -.,vQ'.- .Q--iwyh 5 K . . w 1. A 6 f ., f :wx W, 4' 4' ,, 'Y .,. Q K 5 k A 1 f 1 f Q K Personalities set their mark high as they move into the limelight CLASSES IN sTllE 'Nia .fm Q Q 'V W. K., V . 4,217 Q- .3 P017 if 'lun +5 0 GH Paul R. Reynolds President The Board of Directors of the School District of the City of A1- toona extends congratulations and best wishes to all members of the Class of 1948. The completion of your public school career offers you enlarged op- Charles W. Clugh David B. Getz James K. McNeal, Jr. J. Foster Meck Board Q Directors Extends Best Wishes and Congratulations portunities to put into practice and everyday life those things which you have learned in the classroom-clear thinking, respect for others, integ- rity, industry, sacrifice, service. Walk not in darkness but rather as chil- dren of light. Park S. Hite William F. Lehmann Dr. Leonard N. Ray Benner M. Wilson Page Twelve HARRY L. KRINER Advises the Class of 1943 I congratulate each one of you in reaching the spotlight of graduation in the Altoona High School. Since you have attained this first big ob- jective in your life, you now need to take an inventory of yourself while under the light. Whether you continue the life of a student, enter a trade, or start in business, you will need to remember that you are now a builder of what We hope will be a better America. Your public school education should have developed within you a faith in yourself, a respect for your parents. a love for your neighbors, a fear of God, and a loyalty to your country. Turn the spotlight of truth on yourself and see Where you need im- provement to meet those standards established by a grateful people who made this education and graduation possible. I sincerely trust that each of you may become busily engaged in the moral, spiritual, social, eco- nomic, and political development of mankind. Page Thirteen Youth-A Great Constructive Force Youth represents the most con- structive force in society. Upon youth and their response to the fu- ture depends the preservation of our ideals of living. They are the citizens of tomorrow. , The Altoona High School and every other high school throughout our nation is in the spotlight, for it is our solemn responsibility to help our youth prepare for the place they rightfully will assume in the home and in the community. Our high school is dedicated to this task, and we are constantly seek- ing better educational techniques, better patterns of educational expe- rience that will prepare our students more effectively for the problems of everyday living. Our staff is well trained to assist our students in the maturing of per- sonality through a carefully con- trolled educational experience. We trust the Altoona High School has succeeded in making a deep and lasting impression upon each and every member of this splendid class. JOSEPH N. MADDOCKS Page Fourteen PAUL A. ZETLER .M ur ssistant rincipal The Spotlight-On Student and Alumnus The spotlight of our community is on the Altoona High School but its beam is focused on every individual connected with our school--on stu- dent and alumnus alike. It is on the efforts and actions of each of us. Through these efforts and actions the reputation of our school is made. The light from the spotlight is never directly on the school. The school is lighted by the reflection of the spot- light from each of our lives. Only as We have learned to live worthy lives can the Altoona High School be prop- erly illuminated. The Class of 1948 has reflected much light on the school. May your future labors continue to make the Altoona High School stand out among all schools as an example of all that is tinest and best in education. THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 PageF'iftec'n 5-l......,.-,.,,,,,,,-, ..,. 1 Hugh G. Black Marion R. Bancroft MARION R. BANCROFT Head of Language Department EDGAR J. BROOKS Head of Business Education Edgar J, Brooks Department ERNEST DEJAIFFE .. Head of Mathematics Department ELISABETH K. EYRE Director of Health and Physical Education for Girls Josephine L. Corle Administrative HUGH G. BLACK Dean of Boys JOSEPHINE L. CORLE Attendance Counselor for Girls ANNE G. EIFLER Head of Cafeterias WILLIAM GIBBONS Director of Vocational Education Ernest Dejaiffe Anne G, Eifler Elisabeth K. Eyre William Gibbons Page Sixteen Heads ELEANOR G. HARE Dean of Girlsg Placement Director RAYMOND N. HOFFMAN Attendance Counselor for Boysg Athletic Director HOWARD W. LINDAMAN Director of Music MAUD MINSTER Librarian ROBERT H. WOLFE Director of Health and Physical Education for Boys , l Robert H. Wolfe THE HOR Harold C. Wimmer S E S H Eleanor G. Hare Renetta F. Heiss Raymond N, Hoffman RENETTA F. HEISS Adviser of Student Government Activities EUGENE L. LANTZ Head of Social Studies Department Eugene L. Lantz MARY E. LOWTHER Head of Home Economics Department Q HAROLD C. WIMMER Head of Science Department l Howard W. Lindaman Maud Minster Mary E. Lowther 0 E O F 1 9 4 8 Page Seventeen Good Teachers Make JOSEPH N. MADDOCKS, Principal PAUL A. ZETLER, Assistant Principal HUGH G. BLACK, Dean of Boys ELEANOR G. HARE, Dean of Girls and Placement Director LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Marion R. Bancroft, Head, Josephine L. Corle, Mrs. Ruby fKrouseJ Crumm, Mary E. Dunbar, Charles A. Faris, Edith R. Fleck, Mildred E. Heller, Raymond N. Hoffman, Elizabeth V. Holley, Anne E. Kriek, Elsie M. Lewis, Margaret J. Mc- Cauley, Fannie E. Magee, Beatrice D. Morrison, Hilda M. Orr, M. Marie Ritts, M. Gertrude Roberts, M. Florence Rollins, Una E. Small, Anna M. Temple lSubsti- tuteh, William A. Whittaker, Ida E. Woomcr. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Eugene L. Lantz, Head: Paul G. Adams, Sarah E. Bell, Hugh G. Black, H. Mar- jorie Downes, Nellie M. Grimminger, Ethel M. Henry, Anthony F. Lamont, Marie N. Lauver, Sarah Louise LeVan iSubstituteJ, J. Franklin McDermitt, Ralph F. Mar- shall, Nelda Miller, A. Cyril Ramsey, Phil- lip G. Rice, Jeannette Stevens, A. Angella Unverzagt. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Ernest Dejaiffe, Head: Paul A. Foster, Leon E. Kensinger, Lester C. McCall, Marian R. Puckey, Irene J. Sauserman, Herbert S. Sheetz, Elizabeth E. Taylor, C. Roscoe Wareham, John G. Yost. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Harold C. Wimmer, Headg Helen Cherry, M. Verna Faust, Ruth P. Grove, Earl J Haverstick, Wilbert H. Hoffman, Helen K McCartney, Wilbur K. Rung, Harlod E. Stong, Harold D. Yoder, John F. Yon. Seated Miss Ellerli-, Miss Fleming, Miss Minster. Standing: -Mr. Wood, Mr. Maddocks, Mr. Morse. Sealed Mr. Haw-rstick, Miss Cherry Miss Faust, Miss McCartney. Standing -Mr. Rungr. Mr. Ynn, Mr. Sioux, Mr. W. Hoffman, Mr. Wim Seated Mr. Rhodes, Mr. C. Bracken, Mr. A. Din-tze, Mr. Heller, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. H. Lantz. Standing: -Y Mr. Metzger. Mr. Mille Bracken, Mr. W. Dietzi-, Mr. Ross, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Smith. Page Eighteen Miss Plitt Mr. Wolfe Miss Grove Yodvr, Mr mer. Mr. Moffitl Cross, Mr r, Mr. W Mr. Romig Good choolsw BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Edgar J. Brooks, Head, Kathryn A. Bloomfield, Ida H. Buck, Sarah E. Dun- can, Nellie E. Givin, Carl E. Graf, Eleanor G. Hare, Renetta F. Heiss, Hazel G. Krouse, Irma B. Lewis. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mary E. Lowther, Head, Hazel V. Crist Myrtle Gould, Mrs. Miriam CAurandtJ Har- baugh, Alberta Johns, Ruth E. McKerihan. ART DEPARTMENT Andrew D. Moore, Marian Ann Plitt. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Howard W. Lindaman, Head: Russell K. Bohn, Alma M. Eberle, Francis G. Wood. PHYSICAL EDUCATION, GIRLS Elisabeth K. Eyre, Director, Frances E. McGinnis, Dorothy M. Richards. PHYSICAL EDUCATION, BOYS Robert H. Wolfe, Directorg Kenneth R. Bashore, Paul E. Morse. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT William Gibbons, Director, Chalmers F. Bracken, Walter E. Bracken, Willard C. Cross, Alfred H. Dietze, Walter H. Dietze, Walter H. Grove, William K, Heiler, Harry K. Lantz, C. Irvin Metzger, Jacob C. Miller, Leonard C. Moffitt, Charles G. Plummer, Donald E. Rhodes, Ceylon S. Romig, James C. Ross, Samuel B. Smith. DIRECTOR OF CAFETERIAS Anne G. Eifler. LIBRARY Maud Minster, Librarian, Ruth Fleming, Assistant Librarian. NURSE Elsa M. Paul. IN ARMED FORCES Scott S. Geesey. Seated-Miss Bloomtivlrl, Miss Buck, Miss Krousv, Miss Hare. Standing-AMlss Givin, Miss Heiss, Miss I. Lewis, Miss Duncan, Mr. Graf, Mr. Brooks. Seated-Miss Rollins, Mrs. Crumm, Miss Ritts, Miss Orr. Miss Roberts, Miss Morrison, Miss Krick, Miss Ban- roft c . Standing-Mr. R. Hoffman, Miss Woomer, Miss Fleck. Mr. Faris, Miss Carle, Miss E. Lewis, Miss Heller, Mr. Whittaker. Seated-Miss Sausorman, Miss Taylor, Miss Lowther, Miss Gould, Miss McKerihan, Miss Crist, Mrs. Har- baugh. Standing-Miss Puckey, Mr. Dejaiffo, Mr. Wareham, Mr. McCall, Miss Johns, Mr. Yost, Mr. Foster, Mr. Sheetz. Front Row-Miss Grimminger, Miss Bell, Miss Miller, Miss Unverzagt, Miss Stevens, Miss Lauver, Miss Downes, Mr. E. Lantz. Second RowwMr. McDermitt, Mr. Adams, Miss Henry, Mr. Rice, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Black, Mr. Lamont. Page Nineteen N Miss Renetta Heiss Student Government at Its Best The Student Senate tries to maintain that "perfect balance and clear beam." It throws the spotlight on weak points in student affairs and then launches an improvement program, it lends assis- tance in many activities which concern students and parents. This organization is made up of rep- resentatives of each class, who are se- lected in their sophomore year to serve for their three years in high school. The other members, representatives of the various organizations and publica- Malloy, J, Madison. C. Davis, G. Aitc-lwsmm. tions of the school, are chosen for a one-year term. At the convention of the Student Senates of the State of Pennsylvania, Altoona was elected president for the school year 1948-1949. This high honor is greatly appreciated by our school. In the fall of 1948, Altoona High School will entertain the Student Senates of Pennsylvania for their annual conven- tion. The Student Senate is under the able direction of Miss Renetta Heiss. It w--P. Hyatt, N. Wagner, P. Reilly, D. DeAngvlis, S. Stormcr, D. Reynolds, D. Aiglcr, A. Basalla. Ml llvi-is lil I w-T. It:-illy. J. Davis, R. Millvr, G. Artrip, J. Miller, S. DG-Palma, II. Ellis, W. Wilson. Page Twenty Seated-Miss Taylor, Miss Minster, Miss Eifler. Standing--Mr. Moore, Mr. McCall, Mr. C. Bracken. Seated-James Oswalt, Pres- ident: J a n e t McCartney, Secretary. Standing-H e I e n Woolson. Treasurer: Harriet Mavrks, Vice President. The enior Class CGW The spotlight turned on the Senior Class for the year of 1947-1948 shone 'through a rose-tinted gelatin. Boys did not necessarily look forward to service in the armed forcesg girls found no shortage of escorts for so- cial functions. There were more light hearts . . . there was more laughter in homes and schools. The first Senior Class meeting fea- tured the installation of officers. The fall election was a spirited one! Re- member 'the hasty signing of peti- tions, the campaigning for friends, and the anxiety of waiting for re- THE HORSES!! Page e Rise with Each Succeeding Day" sults? At a special class meeting, the higher cost of publishing the yearbook was discussedg the seniors voted to increase the subscription price to meet this additional cost. Seniors aspiring to success welcomed the advice of Robert Eiche, director of the Penn State Undergraduate Center, and Dr. Richard S. Magee at the third class meeting. The senior dance, held on Friday, February 20, Was appropriately called a George Washington dance. The annual banquet on June 1 cli- maxed a brimming year for 'che seniors. 0 E 0 ,F 1 9 4 8 Twenty-one lciliors Senate Launches of lf -13 Adams Alas' Albright Allmond Ambrose Aigler Albright Alexander Alt Amlck Aitcheson . Albright Allen . Amato Ammerman MARIE KATI-IRYN ADAMS Uanuary 165 General -Social Dancing Club 13 Y-Teen Club 1: Chorus 1. DORIS JEAN AIGLER "Dorrie" iFebruary 255 Col- lege Preparatory-Home Room President 35 Booster Club 1, 2, 33 Horseback Riding Club 33 Chorus 19 Horseshoe Staff 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 35 Traffic Pa- trol 3g Senate 3g Class Treasurer 2. GEORGE A. AITICHESON "Aitch" CMay 35 College Preparatory- Varsity Track 1, 33 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3: Jay Vee Football 2, Hall Patrol 3, Captain 3, Senate 3: Athletic Council 33 Intramural Sports 1. EVA LOR- RAINE AJAY "Rainey" COctober 25 General-Home Room Representative 13 Chorus 1, 2. ALICE LOR- RAINE ALBRIGHT "Al" lFebruary 145 General- Music Program Club 2: Chorus 1, 2g A Cappella Choir 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. DELORES JEAN ALBRIGHT "Body" CMarch 225 General-Booster Club 13 Bowling Club 1g Swimming and Water Safety Club 2. DORLA R. ALBRIGI-IT "Dorty" 6April 305 George-Dean-Home Room Presi- dent 1, Secretary 22 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 3: Christmas Pageant 1, 3. FAYE ALBERTA ALEX- ANDER "Bert" fMay 165 General-Home Room At- tendance Director 2, 3: Swimming and Water Safety Club 2. PRISCILLA C. ALLEN "Pris" iMay 155 College Preparatory-Tri-I-Il-Y 23 Bowling Club 1, 25 Chorus 15 H-Burger 15 Horseback Riding Club 3: Hollidaysburg High School 1, 2. MARY LOUISE ALLMOND "Mary Lou" 6November 145 Commercial -Home Room Attendance Director 33 Y-Teen Club 3: Booster Club 3, Intramural Sports 1, Class Executive Committee 3. KATHLEEN L. ALT "Kathy" Uuly 315 College Preparatory-Roller Skating Club 13 Booster Club 3: Chorus 13 Christmas Pageant 3. RALPH AMATO fAugust 225 Vocationaldlntramural Sports 23 Christ- mas Pageant 1. JAMES H. AMBROSE "Bones" fJanuary 95 General-A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 2, 33 Squad Leader 1, 2. BETTY LOUISE AMICK "Bo" C0ctober 55 Col- lege Preparatory-Photography Club 2, Treasurer 23 Tumbling Club 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Kickball Captain 3. CHESTER A. AMMERMAN "Chet" fMarch 95 Vocational-Hi-Y Club 32 Varsity Foot- ball 1, 2, 32 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. Page Twenty-two 99 Teen Tactics JOHN P. AMRHEIN fMar'ch 65 Vocational--Ab tendance Director 25 Rifle Club 1. JUNE E. ANDER- SON Uune D George-Dean-Roller Skating Club 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 2, 3. WILLIAM R. ANGER- MEIER "Bill" 1June 223 Vocational. ANNA ANDROS "Andy" fFebruary 197 George-Dean-I-Iomeroom Representative 1, Vice President 35 Roller Skating Club 35 Social Dancing Club 25 Intramural Sports 3. MARCELLA JOAN ANGESKI "Marcy" fNovember 123 Commercial-Homeroom President 35 Sub-Deb Club 15 Social Dancing Club 25 Sewing Club 3. EUGENE CLOYD APPLE "Gene" QMay 207 Voca- tional. JOSEPH ARDIZZONE "Flash" iMay 305 General-Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. DORIS MAE ARMSTRONG iApril 39 College Preparatory-Boosb n the U pbeat. er Club 15 Horseshoe Staff 25 Hall Patrol 3. LURAY ESTELLE ARNOLD fMarch 115 Commercial- Chorus 2. HELEN LaVINA ARTHUR Uanuary 271 George-DeanfSocial Dancing Club 1. GENE S. ARTRIP "Artie" CAugust 223 College Preparatory-e-A Cappella Choir 35 Annual Show 35 Senate 35 Cafeteria Patrol 3, Captain 35 Class Com- mittee 3. ROSEMARY LOUISE AXTELL "Rosie" CMarch 267 Commercial-Bowling Club 25 Hall Pa- trol 3. PAULINE JOI-IANNE BAKER "Polly" CMarch 57 George-Dean-Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 3. GERALD MARRION BALASCO "Jerry" CJuly 283 Vocational. ANTHONY DOMINICK BALDESSARO "Babe" fOctober 231 Vocational. J. Amrhein J. Anderson W. Angermeier A. Andros M. Angeski E. Apple J. Ardizzone D. Armstrong 1 L. Arnold H. Arthur G. Artrip R. Axtell P. Baker G. Balasco A. Baldessaro THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Hom Room Programs Suggest BETTY JEAN BALL "The Kid" CAugust 119 Gen- eralkUshers Club 1, 2. WILLIAM A. BARGER "Bill" fJune 287 Vocational. ESTHER JANE BARK- LEY "Bones" CMay 27 Commercial-Home Room Treasurer 1, President 33 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, Class Finance Committee 3. MARIE J. BARNARD Uanuary 233 College Preparatory-Compass Staff 13 Horseshoe Staff 2. BETTY JANE BARRETT fAug- ust 43 George-Dean-Rifle Club 1, Flask and Beaker Club 25 Chorus 2, 33 Intramural Sports 2. GILDEN BARTON "Doc" fMarch 207 College Pre- paratory-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, President 23 Swimming and Water Safety Club 33 A Cappella Choir 35 Junior Varsity Football 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Captain 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, As- sistant Manager 2, Annual Show 3. ROBERT E. BASTIAN "Bob" CMarch 29 Vocational-Junior Var- sity Football 1. DARREL H. BATHURST "Shorty" 1November 281 Vocational. SIDNEY JOSEPH BATHI-IURST "Sudsie" CMarch 55 General-Tumb- ling Club 1, Hi-Y Club 2, 33 Varsity Football Man- ager 1, 2, 3, Head Manager 33 Varsity Track 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1. HELEN LOUISE BATKIE- WICZ "Batky" 1December 83 George-Dean - Girl Reserves Club 13 Tumbling Club 3, Chorus 1, 25 Hall Patrol 3. MARY BATTISTI fFebruary 239 George-Dean. YOLANDA MARY BATTISTI "Peaches" fJune 221 Commercial-+Social Dancing Club 2, Music Program Club 3, Chorus 2, 3. GERALDINE V. BAUM "Gerry" CDecember 75 George-Dean-Flask and Beaker Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 2, 35 Annual Show 2, 3. ROBERT RICHARD BAUM "Bob" fAug- ust 25 Vocational-Home Room President 1, Base- ball Club 3g Varsity Baseball 25 Intramural Sports 2, 3. DORIS A. BEARR "Dodie" iOctober 11? Com- mercialMSub-Deb Club 13 Booster Club 13 Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, Senior Class Decorating Committee 35 Annual Show 3. B. Ball W. Burger E. Barkley M. Barnard B. Barrett G. Barton R. Bastian D. Bathurst S. Bathurst H. Batkiewicz M. Battisti Y. Battisti G. Baum R. Baum D. Bearr Page Twenty-foul' CAROL LOUISE BECKER iFebruary 151 College Preparatory-Social Dancing Club 23 Chorus 1, 23 Nurse's Aide 33 Hall Patrol 33 Annual Show 1. GER- ALDINE ANN BECKER "Gerry" fMay 151 George- Dean-Flask and Beaker Club 2, Secretary 23 Chorus 1, 2. JOANN ESTHER BEGALKE "Jo" CDecember 141 General-Intramural Sports 2, 33 Home Room Representative 2. HELEN E. BEHERS "Smilie" Uuly 251 Commercial-Y-Teen Club 33 Social Danc- ing Club 23 Boosters Club 1, 33 Girl Reserves Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer 13 Class Reception Committee 1, 23 Home Room Sales Manager. DORIS MAY BEICHLER 4July 81 George-Dean-Music Program Club 23 Chorus 1, 2. PATRICIA L. BENDER "Pat" QNovember 231 George-Dean-Social Dancing Club 22 Chorus 1, 2. ELSIE ELLEN BENTLEY "Pickles" Uune 111 Col- lege Preparatory-Bowling Club 33 Chorus 13 Intra- mural Sports 2, 3. GRACE BENTON "Graeie" COcto- ber 111 George-Dean-Roller Skating Club 1. DORIS MARIE BERRY "Piggy" Uanuary 171-George-Dean -Music Club 23 Chorus 1, 2. JOHN ESPERT BE- TAR "Greek" 4August 71 General-Home Room Vice- President 1, 3, President 23 Varsity Football 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 1, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2. RICHARD EUGENE BICKEL "Dick" iOctober 51 Vocational-Hi-Y Club 33 Social Dancing Club 33 Junior Varsity Football 1, 23 Intramural Sports 2, Basketball Captain 2. SHIRLEY MAE BIDDLE iOctober 291 General. HARRIET V. BIGELOW Uanuary 131 Commercial. DONALD F. BLACK "Don" 4November 191 College Preparatory-Home Room President 1, 23 Bridge Club 33 Hi-Y Club 13 "Janie" 23 "Apron String Revolt" 33 Class President 13 Christmas Pageant 2. RICHARD BLAND "Dick" 4February 161 College Preparatory-Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 2, 33 Traffic Patrol 2, 3. School Improvement .fmiiors ol' I9-lllli Becker Becker . Behers Beichler Bentley Benton Betar Bickel . Bigelow Black 1 . , , .3 ,v , . 'I' ll ln H U li S IC H ll il ll 0 F I S1 Page Twenty-five Begalke Bender Berry Biddle Bland Q Block Blyler Boldt Books Bossier fa? B. Bloom B. Bo liner D. Boldt R. Boo re L. Bracken G. K W. M S. Blough Boland Boling Bortz Bragonier rills and hills ANTHONY I-I. BLOCK "Tony" fNovember 133 Col- lege Preparatory-Home Room Secretary 1, President 23 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Vice President 33 "It's All in Your Head" 23 "Apron String Revolt" 33 Mountain Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, Sports Editor 2, 33 Intramural Sports 13 Academy of Science 3. BETTY MAE BLOOM "Jeep" fApril 43 George-Dean-Booster Club 23 Flask and Beaker Club 23 Horseback Riding Club 33 Nurse's Aide 3. GERALDINE MAE BLOUGH "Genie" fJune 293 General-Chorus 1, 2. MOLLY JANE BLYLER "Bangs" iSeptember 193 General-Booster Club 33 Roller Skating Club 23 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 2, 3. BARBARA L. BOHNER CJune 113 College Preparatory-Bowling Club 13 Flask and Beaker Club 33 Nature Observation Club 33 Orchestra 13 Traffic Patrol 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1. M. KATHARYNE BOLAND "Kitty" fApril 93 Col- lege Preparatory-Roller Skating Club 1, 2, 33 Art Display Club 23 Lettering Club 23 Tumbling Club 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Kickball Captain 3. BAR- BARA B. BOLDT "Babs" KAugust 123 General-Home Room Secretary 3, Sales Manager 33 Art Club 12 Booster Club 23 Social Dancing Club 23 Swimming and Water Safety Club 3. DELORES ISABEL BOLDT "Sis" fMay 293 Commercial-Home Room President 1, Secretary 1, 23 Girl Reserves Club 1, Secretary 13 Social Dancing Club 3, Instructor 33 Chorus 12 Horseshoe Stal? 3, Typist 33 Intramural Sports 3. WILLIAM E. BOLING, JR., "Bill" 1Jan- uary 53 General-Home Room President 13 Hi-Y Club 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Cap- tain 13 Christmas Pageant 3. PATRICIA JEAN BOOKS "Windy" Uanuary 263 General-Home Room Representative 2, 3, President 1, 33 Flask and Beaker Club 1, 2, 33 Nature Observation Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 23 Intramural Sports 2. RUTH ANITA BOORE "Ruthie" 1September 283 General. MARVIN L. BORTZ "Larry" CJune 293 Col- lege Preparatory-Hi-Y Club 1, 23 Flask and Beaker Club 23 Bowling 23 Academy of Science 33 Mountain Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, Sports Editor 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Captain 2. GRANT BOS- SLER fNovember 273 Vocational. LOIS ANN BRACKEN Uune 83 Commercial-Home Room Treasurer 23 Social Dancing Club 2. SHIRLEY JEAN BRAGONIER 'fSh1-imp" iApril 193 Commer- cial-Y-Teen Club 1, 2, Secretary 13 Bowling Club 33 Intramural Sports 1, 23 Traffic Patrol 3. Page Twenty-slz' uring ire Prevention Week ROBERT BRANDT "Bob" CApril 143 General- Home Room Vice President 1: Varsity Football 32 Varsity Track 2, 3, Junior Varsity Football 1, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. JAMIES M. BRANIC "Jim" CMay 283 Vocational-Pinochle Club 35 In- tramural Sports 2. RICHARD D. BREI-IMAN "Dick" Uune 73 Vocational-Baseball 2, 3, Captain 2. EDWARD BRENNAN "Ed" Uune 43 General. E. LORAINE BRESSLER fApri1 233 Commercial- Home Room Treasurer 13 Y-Teen Club 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 1, 2. 3. WILLIAM EDWARD BRIGGS "Bufl"' 6April 103 College Preparatory-Home Room President 3, Sec- retary 1: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 32 Varsity Football 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Captain 2, 3, Football Captain 3. ADELLE IJOUISE BROWN "Dell" Uanuary 83 George-Dean-Booster Club 23 Chorus 2, 3. AUDREY ANN BROWN 4April 303 Commercial-Home Room President 1, Y-Teen Club 13 Booster Club 1, Class Committee 3. DELORES M. BROWN "Mort" fApril 233 George-Dean-Home Room President 1, Y-Teen Club 1, Secretary 13 Ushers Club 1, 23 Annual Show 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 2, 3. VIRGINIA FRANCES BROWN "Bubbles" CMay 223 Commercial-Bowling Club 13 Ushers Club 2, Chorus 1, Hall Patrol 3. JAMES BRUBAKER Uune 283 Vocational-Home Room President 13 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, President 2, Var- sity Football 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. JUNE ELAINE BRUBAKER CAugust 223 General --Booster Club 19 Chorus 1. DORIS FAY BRUCK- MAN "Dorrie" fOctober 23 George-Dean-Fellowship Club 1, 25 Booster Club 1, Chorus 1, 22 A Cappella 'Choir 3. JOSEPH L. BRUNO "Joe" COctober 153 Vocational-QRoller Skating Club 1, Intramural Sports 1. SARAH E. BUCHANAN 'tSally" CFebruary 203 George-Dean-Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 13 Music Program Club 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Annual Show 1. R. Brandt . J. Branlc B.. Brahman E. Brennan E. Bressler W. Briggs A. Brown A. Brown D. Brown V. Brown J. Brubaker J. Brubaker D. Bruckman J. Bruno S. Buchanan THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Twenty-seven New M ethods---N ew nterestsn- PHYLLIS JANE BUDDLE "Peachy" fFebruary 269 Commercial-Girl's Bowling Club 23 Sewing Club 3: Chorus 1. JOAN IRENE BURGER "Silver" CJune 65 Commercial-Chorus 1. EILEEN E. BURKET COctober 257 Commercial-Home Room Secretary 1, 2, Bowling Club 1. J. ROBERT BURKHART "Bob" CMarch 259 General-Photography Club 2, 3. HAR- RIET E. BURLEY "Happy" lApril 125 College Pre- paratory-Pinochle Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2. GEORGE HENRY BURNHEIMER "Fat" fAugust 311 Vocational-Home Room President 1, 2, 3. AUD- REY D. BURNS fJuly 79 College Preparatory-Pho- tography Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3. RUSSELL R. BUR- RIS "Buzz" 1May 169 Vocational-Varsity Football 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Home Room Presi- dent 1. EDWARD G. CALDWELL "Ed" 4Augu.st 123 General-Baseball Club 3, Home Room President 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Junior Varsity Baseball 25 Intramural Sports 1, 3. LUDWIG CAMPAGNA "Luddy" fFebruary 85 Vocational-Varsity Football Manager 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1. JOAN H. CAMPBELL "Jo" fFebruary 243 Gen- eral-Home Room President 2, 35 Sales Manager 3: Sub-Deb Club 15 Chorus 1, 23 Mountain Echo Staff 2. Exchange Editor 2. DOLORES VIRGINIA CAPUTO "Dolly" fDecember 179 George-Dean-Music Pro- gram Club 1, Vice President 15 Chorus 1, Intra- mural Sports lg Annual Show 15 Christmas Pageant 2. RALPH CAPUTO, JR. CMarch 91 College Pre- paratory-A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Annual Show 1, 2, 3, Mountain Echo Staff 1, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3. EUGENE CARLES "Ner- man" COctober 35 Vocational-Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 35 Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. JOANNE CARLIN "Jo" Uune 215 George- Dean-Roller Skating Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3. W P. Buddle J. Burger E. Burket J. Burkhart H. Burley G. Burnheimer A. Burns R. Burris E. Caldwell L. Campagna J. Campbell D. Caputo R. Caputn E. Carles J. Carlin Page Twenty-eight EARNEST CARNEVALE "Earnie" fJuly 231 Gen- eral. PHYLLIS RUTH CARSON "Fidji" fJune 103 Commercial--Girls' League Vocational Committee 3. JOSEPH M. CASALVIERI "Power" iManch 207 Vo- cational. ANNA MAE CESSNA "Annoy" CMarch 49 George-Dean-Home Room Representative 3, Presi- dent 33 Square Dancing Club 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 2, 33 Annual Show 2, 3. MAR- GARET GRIFFITH CHAMBERLAIN "Marnee" Uanuary 235 College Preparatory-Roller Skating Club 13 Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 Flask and Beaker Club 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Chorus 2, 33 Traffic Patrol 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. ROBERT L. CHARLES "Bob" iSeptember 99 Vo- cational. PATRICIA LOUISE CI-EERRY "Pat" fMarch 17 Commercial-Ushers Club 2. CHARLES M. CHESTNEY "Chas" COctober 123 Vocational- Stage Crew 13 Varsity Football 33 Junior Varsity Football 23 Intramural Sports 2, 3. CHARLES E. CHEVALIER 4Decembcr 315 College Preparatory. GEORGE C. CHRAMEK CAugust 67 General. HELEN MARGARET CHRISTODOULOS "Christy" KApril 97 College Preparatory-Booster Club 1, 33 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, President 33 Swimming and Water Safety Club 33 Chorus 1, 33 Mountain Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, Copy Reader 2, News Editor 33 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Class Committees 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 3. ELEANOR MARY CHRUSCZ "El" Uuly 33 Commercial-Home Room Attendance Di- rector 2, 33 Bowling Club 13 Booster Club 13 Hall Patrol 3. PAUL JAMES CIAMPOLI Uanuary 19? College Preparatory-Band 1, 2, 33 Varsity Track 1, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. LENA CIAVERELLA "Lee" fSeptember 95 George-Dean--Tumbling Club 3. RUDY DONALD CICCARELLA "Chick" Uuly 131 Vocational-Home Room President 13 Intramural Sports 3. New I fleas---N ew lubs SClli01" of 1943 Carnevale Cessna Cherry Chramek Ciampoli Carson . Chamberlain Chestney Christodoulos Ciaverella THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Twenty-nine Casulvieri Charles Chevalier Chruscz Ciccarella Clvils Claybaugh Conaway Cooney Corl Clapper Claycomh Conner Cooper Cori Clarke Colabove Conroy Corcelius Coulter Gals Tag Their Men ROBERT GEORGE CIVILS "Bob" fNovember 113 General-Nature Observation Club 1. DOROTHY M. CLAPPER "Dot" fApril 133 Commercial--Home Room President 2, Secretary 1, Sales Manager 3. HUGH J. CLARKE "Red" CJune 163 Vocational- Varsity Football 33 Junior Varsity Football 1, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. JEANNE ELIZABETH CLAYBAUGH "Jeannie" tNovember 33 College Pre- paratory-Social Dancing Club 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 33 All Girl Orchestra 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. ROBERT ANTHON CLAYCOMB "Bob" CApril 213 Vocational -Roller Skating Club 2. MARY GRACE COLABOVE "Pippy" CMarch 213 General-Roller Skating Club 1, Chorus 1. RUSSELL W. CONAWAY JR. "Russ" Uanuary 193 College Preparatory-Varsity Track 2, 35 Junior Varsity Foot- ball 2g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. BETTY LOUISE CONNER "Betz" 1December 133 George-Dean. RALPH CONROY KJ une 253 Vocational-Home Room Representative 2, 3. THOMAS D. COONEY "Tom" fJuly 283 General-Social Dancing Club 1. VIRGINIA LOU COOPER "Ginny" lJune 233 Col- lege Preparatory-Booster Club 2, 3g Ushers Club 2, 3, Chorus 1, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Annual Show 2, 3. DOROTHEY JEAN CORCELIUS "Jeannie" iMay 133 General-Booster Club 1, 2, 35 Bridge Club 2, Roller Skating Club 1, 31 Home Room Secretary 2: Chorus 1, 33 Orchestra 1, 3: Compass Staff 3. DON- ALD FRED CORL "Amos" KMarch 233 Vocational- Home Room Representative 3, President 3g Varsity Football Manager 1, 2, 3, Head Manager 35 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN CORL "Pattie" CMay 13 College Preparatory-Bowling Club 13 Fel- lowship Club 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Traffic Patrol 2, 35 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. BRUCE E. COULTER "Gabby" 4March 63 College Preparatory-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 33 Varsity Football 3, Track 2, 35 Junior Varsity Football 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Captain 1, 2, 3. Page Thirty For adie H afwkins' D ance FRANCES BEVANS COVENEY "Fannie" CNo- vember 143 Commercial-Social Dancing Club 23 Music Club 32 A Cappella Choir 23 Home Room Sec- retary 2, Vice President 33 Annual Show 2. WIL- LIAM LEETE COVER "Bill" CJuly 293 College Pre- paratory--Home Room Treasurer 13 Varsity Track 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. MARJORIE ANN CRAMER "Crame" CNovember 113 George-Dean- Social Dancing Club 2. VERNON E. CRAW "Mike" CApril 43 College Preparatory-Flask and Beaker Club 3, President 3. CLARENCE ELTON CRIDER "Pickle" Uanuary 183 General-Fellowship Club 23 Home Room Secretary 2. ANNA CROWL "Shorty" fApril 283 General-Mu- sic Program Club 23 Chorus 2. MARY JEANNE CROWL "Jeanne" f.l'une 143 General-Hall Patrol 3. WILLIAM F. CROWLEY "Willey" Uuly 143 General. FRANK M. CULP fAugust 33 General- Christmas Pageant 13 Intramural Sports 2. PATRI- CIA ANN CUNNINGHAM "Pat" fNovember 283 General-Home Room President 3, Secretary 23 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. JEAN CURRY "Jeanie" CDecember 123 George- Dean-Roller Skating Club 1. E. JOANNE CURRY "Jo" CSeptember 23 Commercial-Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 Roller Skating Club 1, 2, 32 Music Appreciation Club 23 Y-Teen Club 33 Chorus 1, 23 A Cappella Choir 32 Annual Show 1, 2, 33 Class Decorating Committee 1, 3. MARTHA E. DALE "Mitt" CJuly 233 George- Dean-Roller Skating Club 3. LOIS LORRAINE DAVID "Dave" CMarch 113 General-Home Room Representative 1. EDWARD DALE DAVIS "Ed" lNovember 133 Vocational. F. Coveney W. Cover M. Cramer V. Craw C. Crider A. Crowl M. Crowl W. Crowley F. Culp P. Cunningham J. Curry J. Curry M. Dale L. David If.. Davis N ' '1 i 'li ' V ' , ' TIIL Hf3lihluhII0l+I OF 1948 Page Thirty-one ophomores I rwite Parent JAMES MENTZER DAVIS "Jim" fNovember 271 General-Home Room Representative 1, 3, President 35 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Senate 35 Traffic Patrol 35 Annual Show 2, 3. NELDA ELIZABETH DAVIS "Pete" KJ une 133 Gen- eral-Roller Skating Club 1, 25 Social Dancing Club 25 Hi-Y Club 35 Chorus 2, 3. PATRICIA LOUISE DAVIS "Pat" fAugust 127 General-Swimming and Water Safety Club 25 Tumbling Club 3. RICHARD P. DAVIS "Smokey" CSeptember 209 General-Home Room Sales Manager 3, Secretary 15 Hi-Y Club 15 Varsity Football Manager 1, Varsity Football 2, 3. RUTH NAOMI DAVIS "Sylvia" CJuly 231 George- Dean-Fellowship Club 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Annual Show 1. JAMES D. DAY "Jim" CMay 15 Vocational-Roller Skating Club 1. DOLORES M. DeANGELIS "Dolly" CSeptember 215 Commercial-Social Dancing Club 15 Swimming and Water Safety Club 3. ROBERT ELMER DeARMENT "Bob" CAugust 299 General- Stage Crew 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 3. JOAN F. DECKER "Jo" fJu1y 315 Commercial-Booster Club 1, 25 Y-Teen Club 35 Chorus 1, 35 Hall Patrol 3. BETTY JANE DELRICCO QMay 253 Commercial -Bowling Club 2. SCOTT MICHAEL DePALMA "Scotty" fMay 83 College Preparatory-Senate 1, 2, 3, Vice President 25 Academy of Science 35 Flask and Beaker Club 25 A Cappella Choir 3, Vice President 35 Band 2, 35 Annual Show 35 Intramural Sports 1, 35 Traffic Patrol 1, 2, 3, Captain 3. ALBERT F. DePAOLIS "Al" fAugust 13 Vocational-Home Room President 1, Representative 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. LOUIS GABRIEL DeREMIGIO "Bimbo" CMay 73 General- Home Room President 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 3. JOANNE L. DeSHONG "Jo" CMarch 233 George- Dean-Home Room President 2, Treasurer 15 Ushers Club 25 Traffic Patrol 35 Nurse's Aide 3. ALICE RETA DESPOT "Allie" fAugust 213 General. J. Davis N. Davis P. Davis R. Davis R. Davis J. Day D. DeAngelis R. DeArment J. Decker B. Delricco S. DePulma A. DePaolis L. Dellemlgio J. DeShong A. Despot Page Thirty-two To Share in School Life S nim- BETTY M. DEYARMIN "Betts" fAugust 225 George-Dean-Chorus 1, 2, 3. ERNEST JOSEPH DiGUISEPPE "Senor" fMarch 93 Vocational-Home Room President 23 Varsity Football 35 Track 2, 3. DONALD IVAN DILLMAN "Don" fApril 245 Col- lege Preparatory-Home Room Representative 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Mountain Echo 1, 2. GEORGE ALLAN DINGELDEIN "Dingle" CAugust 153 College Pre- paratory-Home Room Attendance Director 35 Flask and Beaker Club 25 Chess Club 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. CLAUDE G. DODSON 4September 93 Vo- cational. ELEANOR DODSON Uune 213 General-Bowling Club 33 Y-Teen Club 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 3. JACQUELINE S. DODSON "Jackie" KNO- vember 'U Commercial. MARIAN L. DONNELLY CJuly 123 George-Dean-Flask and Beaker Club 2. HARRY R. DOUGAL "Bob" fNovember 95 Vocation- al. C. FULLER DOWNS Uanuary 279 College Pre- paratory. NORMAN CARL DRENNING "Red" Uuly 157 Vocational, JOSEPH F. DULLINGER "Joe" CFeb- ruary 167 Vocational-Auxiliary Police 1, 2, 3. ETI-IEL 0. DUNMIRE "Pete" Uanuary 195 Commercial- Home Room Attendance Director 12 Music Program Club 23 Y-Teen Club 35 Chorus 2, 3. A BETTY JANE DUNN "Betts" Uanuary 281 George- Dean-Bowling Club 1. THELMA MAE DUNN CFeb- ruary 75 George-Dean-Flask and Beaker Club 23 Chorus 1, 23 Class Executive Committee 15 Christ- mas Pageant 2. of 1943 Deyarmin Din geldein Dodson Downs Dunmire DiGuiseppe D. Dillman Dodson E. Dodson . Donnelly II. Dougal Drenning J. Dulllnger Dunn T. Dunn THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Thirty-three Eakins Eckhard Edwards Emerlck Erbeck Ebersole W. Ebersole Edmiston L. Edmiston . Ehredt H. Ellis Engelman A. Epple Estep J. Estep Class E lecti0ns--- CHARLES A. EAKINS "Boa" CJuly 115 Voca- tional-Roller Skating Club 13 Varsity Football Man- ager 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1. CLAYTON EBER- SOLE "Eby" 1July 113 General-Home Room Repre- sentative 2. WILLIAM E. EBERSOLE "Bill" fMay 279 General-Brass Choir 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3. KATHRYN 0. ECKHARD "Kate" 4October 5? George-Dean-Bowling Club 15 Chorus 3. LELAND E. EDMISTON "Lee" CJuly 53 Vocational. LLOYD DALE EDMISTON Uanuary 6? Vocational -Social Dancing Club 33 Varsity Track 2. ROBERT N. EDVVARDS "Bob" fAu'gust 93 College Prepara- tory-Intramural Sports 1. HELEN MARIE EHREDT fNovember 97 George-Dean-Chorus 1. HOWARD W. ELLIS "Howdy" fDecember 305 Vo- cational-Social Dancing Club 33 Auxiliary Police 1, 2, 3, Captain 2, President 3, Senate 2, 3. DANIEL POLING EMERICK "Dan" Uanuary 121 College Preparatory-Rifle Club 1, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2: Octette 2, 31 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Manager 33 Christmas Pageant 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 3. RICHARD V. ENGELMAN "Dick" CFebruary 97 Vocational. AGNES JANE EPPLE "Korky" fSep- tember 27? Commercial-Sub-Deb Club 15 Booster Club 2, Quill and Scroll 23 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 33 Mountain Echo 1, 2, Copy Reader 23 Girls League Program Committee 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 33 Christ- mas Pageant 2, 3. WILLIAM A. ERBECK "Bill" iSeptember 207 General-Home Room Vice-President 33 Conservation Club 3, Varsity Football 2, 33 Junior Varsity Football 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. D0- LORIS MAE ESTEP "Der De" CJune 239 George- Dean. JOHN H. ESTEP "Jack" tJune 309 College Preparatory-Band 1, 2, 33 Brass Choir 1, 2, 33 Or- chestra 2, 3g Intramural Sports 2, 3. Page Thirty-four Choice of the Peopl MERLE KENTON EVEY "Mo" fOctober 97 Col- lege Prepartory-Band 1, 2, 33 Onchestra 1, 2, 31 In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3. PAUL J. FAGLEY CNovem- ber 247 Commercial-Band 1, 2, 3, Brass Choir, 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports, 2, 3. SHIRLEY JANE FARA- BAUGH "Butch" 1September 297 Commercia.l-Sew- ing Club 35 Roller Skating Club 1. 2. HARRIS R. FEATHERS CAugust 87 Vocational. CHRISTY A. IFEBBO "Chris" lSeptember 237 General-Home Room President 2, Secretary 3, Roller Skating Club 2, 3: Stage Crew 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 33 Band 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sporbs 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. JACQUELINE MARIE FELTON "Jackie" Uune 127 College Preparatory-Flask and Beaker Club 3, Secretary 31 Booster Club 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 2. ROSA A. FERNICOLA "Shorty" fSeptember 147 Commercial. JEAN LOUISE FETTERS "Jeanie" fAugust 47 Com- mercial. C. MEREDITH FETTERS "Men-t" COcto- ber 37 College Preparatory-Home Room Treasurer 2, Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Varsity Track 2, 3. SUE FIELD "Su ie" Uune 277 General-Tum- bling Club 1. EDITH JOSEPIIINE FIGLIOLA "Edie" fApril 177 Commercial. HARRIS FILER iMarch 227 Voca- tional. PATRICIA ANN FINK "Pat" lFebruary 177 General-Roller Skating Club 1, 33 Art Display Club 2. SHIRLEY M. FINK CMay 177 General-Bowling Club 1, Chorus 2. JENNIE FIORE CJuly 277 Gen- eral-A Cappella Choir 32 Chorus 1, 2, Annual Sho-w 2, 3. M. Evey P. Fagley S. Farabaugh H. Feathers C. Febbo J. Felton R. Fernicola J. Fetters M. Fetters S. Field E. Flgliola H. Filer P. Fink S. Fink J. Fiore THE HORSESHO E OF 1948 Page Thirty-flue tudents Stick to Classes JOSEPH P. FIORE fMarch 107 General. ARVIN LEE FLECK iMarch 71 Vocational-Home Room Representative 1, 2, Varsity Football 1, 2, Intramu- ral Sports 3. LORRAINE MARIE FLEMING "Sally" Uanuary 283 College Preparatory-Y-Teen Club 1, 2: Bowling Club 33 Henry T. Burleigh Chorus 33 Christ- mas Pageant 2g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. CHAR- LOTTE M. FLETCHER "Fletch" CNovember 7D General-Tumbling Club 1. CHARLES E. FLICK- INGER, JR. "Ted" fDecember 89 College Prepara- tory-Home Room Representative 2, Vice President 31 Baseball Club 35 Band 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Class Vice President 1. JOE FOLCARELLI "Doo" Uanuary 311 General. ETHEL JEAN FONNER "Blondie" 4July 203 Gen- eral-Chorus 13 Annual Show 1. DONALD ALBERT FOOR "Don" CSeptember 209 College Preparatory- Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. HAZEL 'GERALDINE FOOR CMarch 151 General. JOSEPHINE BEVERLY FOOR "Jo" Uuly 75 Commercial. KARL EDWIN FORSBERG fOctober 127 General -Junior Varsity Football 2. KENNETH M. FOS- TER "Ken" fAugust 317 Vocational-Intramural Sports 2. PATRICIA L. FOSTER "Pat" KMarch 173 College Preparatory-Photography Club 1: Future Teachers Club 1, Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3. DOLORES JEAN FRAKER "Jeanne" Uanuary 203 Commercial-Y-Teen Club 1: Booster Club 23 Swimming and Water Safety Club 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. RODGER FRANCIS FRANK "R0dge" iMarch 181 Vocational-Social Dancing Club 32 Roller Skating Club 21 Varsity Track 2, 3. J. Fiore A. Fleck L. Fleming C. Fletcher C. Fllckinger J. Folearelll E. Fonner D. Foor H. Four J. Foor K. Fursberg K. Foster P. Foster D. Fraker R. Frank Page Thirty-six With New H all atrol Senior HARRIETT MAE FRANKLIN "Hi" 6December 293 General--Booster Club 1, 2, 35 Ushers Club 2, 33 Orchestra 33 Mountain Echo Staff 15 Traffic Patrol 2, 33 Annual Show 2, 3. DEIJORES FREDERICK "Freddie" Uanuary 193. LORRAINE FREED "Fred- dy" CApril 293 General-Roller Skating Club 1, 2, 3, Home Room President 1, Attendance Director 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3. EUGENE JOHN FURGIONE "Furgy" lFebruary 193 Vocational-Auxiliary Police 1, 2, 3. JOSEPHINE M. FUSCO "Jo" CApril 273 George- Dean--Roller Skating Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1. DONALD G. GARDNER "Don" CApril 113 Voca- tional-Bowling Club 29 Academy of Science 3. GEORGE NORMAN GARMAN CMarch 163 Voca- tional. JOHN EUGENE GARMAN "Jack" fFebru- ary 243 Vocational-Home Room President 33 Fel- lowship Club 1. ROBERT H. GARNER "Bob" INQ- vember 113 Vocational-Stage Crew 1. PATRICIA ANN GARRITY "Patty" iApril 163 General-Bowling Club 1, 25 Art Display Club 3, Intramural Sports 1. PAUL R. GEARHART Uune 303 College Prepara- tory-Home Room Sales Manager 13 Varsity Football 33 Junior Varsity Football 2. COLLEEN LAURA GIARTH tMarch 133 College Preparatory-Orchestra 1, 2, 33 String Quartet 1. A. LOVELL GIBBONEY "Gibby" 1December 93 College Preparatory-Nature Observation Club 15 Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Auxiliary Police 1, 2, 3. ARELENE GILLMEN "Butch" iMarch 83 Commer- cial. ALBERT A. GIOIOSA "Al" fFebrua.ry 243 Gen- eral-Swimming and Water Safety Club 3. of 1943 Franklin Fu rgione Garman Garrity Gibboney Frederick L. Freed Fuseo D. Gardner Garman R. Garner Gearhart C. Giarth Gillmen A. Gioiosa THE HORSESHOE OF 1948- Page Thirty-seve'n 1 -q n Activity Tickets-n YOLANDA M. GIOIOSA "Linda" 4November 13 Commercial-Home Room Treasurer 13 Chorus 1, 2. ROSE MARIE GLASGOW "Rosie" fAugust 293 Col- Gioiosa Glod Gordon Gottshall Grassmyor Glasgow Goa-hnaur . Gorsuch Gottshall Gray . Glass Goetz . Gossard G raffious Greer lege Preparatory-Booster Club 1, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Secretary 35 Mountain Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, Circu- lation Manager 1, 2, Art Editor 2, Associate Editor 2, 31 Hall Patrol 3. ROBERT DANIEL GLASS "Bob" CAugust 153 General-Band 1, 2: Intramural Sports 1. JANE K. GLOD fNovember 253 Commercial-Home Room Attendance Director 13 Ushers Club 2, 33 Bowl- ing Club 31 Future Teachers Club 25 Chorus 1. CLAIR EDGAR GOCHNAUR QMay 143 Vocational. JOAN M. GOETZ "Goetzie" fAugust 283 General- Horseback Riding Club 3. RUSSELL CARL GOR- DON "Russ" CNovember 203 College Preparatory- Home Room Vice-President 2, Secretary 33 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, Hall Patrol 3. MARIAN J. GORSUCH 'fSpeedy" CApril 193 Commercial-Y-Teen Club 3, Ushers Club 25 Chorus 1, A Cappella Choir 3, Annual Show 3. NANCY J. GOSSARD "Goose" fAugust 293 College Preparatory-Home Room Pres- ident 1, 3, Secretary 23 Booster Club 13 Bridge Club 3, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 2g Secretary of Girls League 2g Annual Show 2, 3. CLAIR GOTTSHALL "Bud" iApril 253 Vocational- Hi-Y Club 35 Varsity Football 33 Junior Varsity Foot- ball 21 Intramural Sports 3. RUTH ELLEN GOTTSHALL "Gutchy" CJune 103 Commercial-Bowling Club 33 Chorus 1, 23 Annual Show 25 Intramural Sports 2. BILLIE JANE GRAF- FIOUS "Bill" iJuly 223 General-Bowling Club 3. CHARLES O. GRASSMYER Uune 253 Vocational. B. RUTH GRAY "Beep" CJune 263 General--Home Room Vice President 35 Booster Club lg Social Danc- ing Club 25 Flask and Beaker Club 33 Chorus 2. GORDON G. GREER "Cork" CAugust 173 College Preparatory-Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 23 Mountain Echo Staff 2, 3, Intramural Sports 23 Academy of Science 3. Page Thirty-eight Keys to the Kingdom of AJ-I. . BETTY JUNE GRESSLEY "Betts" fAugu'st 93 General. JACQUELINE ANN GRIFFITH "Jackie" lApril 123 George-Dean-Home Room Attendance Director 1, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Traffic Patrol 3. DORIS L. GROVE 4March 173 College Preparatory-Annual Show 2, 31 Chorus 1, 2, 3. JACK ELWOOD GROVE CMay 113 College Prepara- tory-Home Room President 33 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY LOUISE GROVE "Grovey" lMay 53 Com- mercial-Class Executive Committee 35 Home Room Vice President 13 Attendance Director 31 Hall Pa- trol 3. LAZELLE GROVER Uuly 113 College Preparatory -Booster Club 1, 2, Ushers Club 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Annual Show 1. GERALDINE GUNSALLUS "Gerry" Uanuary 243 Commercial-Pinochle Club 3: Fellow- ship Club 2. NORMA LORRAINE GUNSALUS B. Grassley J. Griffith D. Grove J. Grove S. Grove L. Grover G. Gunsallus N. Gunsalus P. Haines R. Haley A. Hall J. Hall W J. l-Ialler S. l-Ialler J . Hamlet "Granny" fMay 223 George-Dean-Home Room Vice President 2, Secretary 2, Roller Skating Club 15 Flask and Beaker Club 23 Booster Club 2, Chorus 2, 35 Nurse's Aide 35 Annual Show 3. PHYLLIS JOYCE HAINES Uanuary 233 General-Y-Teen Club 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3. ROBERT J. HALEY "Bob" Uune 33 College Preparatory-Swimming and Water Safety Club 33 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 2. ANNE E. HALL "Cookie" CDecember 163 Com- mercial-Chorus 1, 2. JOSEPH ALBERT HALL "Slim" CAugust 273 Vocational. JOHN EUGENE HALLER "Gene" fDecember 123 Vocational. SARA A. HALLER "Sally" Uuly 83 College Preparatory- Sub-Deb Club 15 Booster Club 23 Bridge Club 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Horseshoe Staff 33 Traffic Patrol 3. JOAN CHARLOTTE I-IAIVHJER "Jo" fDecember 83 Commercial-Photography Club 1. THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Football ancl Basketball JUNE S. HAMLER tDecember 83 Commercial- Photography Club 3. BEVERLY J. HAMMAKER "Bev" fJune 113 General-Home Room Sales Man- ager 3g Y-Teen Club 1, 23 Bowling Club 35 Intra- mural Sports 2g Hall Patrol 3. AUDREY I. HAM- MOND "Pinky" lApril 183 General-Home Room President 33 Booster Club 1. DONALD H. HAMP- TON "Don" 4October 263 Vocational. JOSEPH R. HANKS "Hank" fFebruary 253 Vocational-Rifle Club 33 Auxiliary Police 2, 3, Captain 3. CORA ANNE HANSARD "Lani-1" Uanuary 33 Col- lege Preparatory-Booster Club 25 Future Teachers Club 32 Chorus 1, 21 A Cappella Choir 35 Henry T. Burleigh Chorus 35 Intramural Sports 23 Annual Show 23 Christmas Pageant 2. FRANCES ELIZE- BETH HARBULA "Fran" fMarch 133 George-Dean -Booster Club 13 Sewing Club 3. RUTH M. HAR- BULA "Ruthie" fSeptember 263 Commercial-Boosb er Club 21 Sewing Club 35 Intramural Sports 2. EUNICE PRISCILLA HARDT "Necie" CFebruary 153 George-Dean-Fellowship Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2. DOROTHY J. HARNISH "Dolly" fFebruary 63 College Preparatory-Sub-Deb Club 11 Flask and Beaker Club 33 Chorus 1. SHIRLEY FAYE HARVEY fJune 53 George-Dean -Art Display Club 2, 3, President 35 Lettering Club 2. ANITA JOYCE HAUCK "Nita" Uanuary 273 College Preparatory-Bowling Club 21 Lettering Club 25 Art Display Club 3, Intramural Sports 2, Senior Class Committee 3. HELEN RUTH HEATON "Helen" fJune 123 George-Dean-Ushers Club 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2. JOHN L. HECHT "Johnnie" Uune 233 General -Home Room Secretary 1, Representative 1. TERE- SA E. C. HEIM "Terry" CAugust 313 Commercial. J. Hamler B. Hammaker A. Hammond D. Hampton J. Hanks C. Hansard F. Hurbnla R. Hnrbnlu E. Hllfdt D. Harnish S. Harvey A. Hnuck H. Heaton J. Hecht T. Helm Page Forty RUTH ANN HEISLER "Pookey" COctober 83 Col- lege Preparatory-Swimming and Water Safety Club 13 Bowling Club 23 Sub-Deb Club 33 A Cappella Choir 23 Annual Show 23 Traffic Patrol 33 Chorus 1. WIL- LIAM C. HELLER, JR. "Bill" CNovember 223 Gen- eral--Home Room Vice President 33 Band 1, 2, 31 Brass Choir 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2. EIJSIE CATHERINE HENGST "Eadie Kay" Uuly 253 George-Dean-Rifle Club 13 Booster Club 23 Conser- vation Club 3. CHARLES M. HENNIGAN "Chuck" fDecember 173 Vocational. JOSEPH C. HENRY "Joe" CNovember 53 College Preparatory-Home Room Vice President 33 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 33 Varsity Football 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 33 Junior Varsity Foot- ball 13 Intramural Sports 13 Traffic Patrol 3. PATRICK R. HERBERT "Herby" COctober 173 College Preparatory-Magic Club 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Secretary 33 Photography Club 3, President 33 "Apron String Revolt" 33 Mountain Echo Staff 32 Varsity Basketball Manager 13 Junior Varsity Football 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Captain 2. PATRICIA HERMAN "Pat" CSeptember 283 General -Home Room Secretary 13 Horseback Riding Club 3. ALMA JUNE HETRICK Uune 183 George-Dean --Girl Reserves Club 13 Bowling Club 33 Intramural Sports 3. DAVID W. HEWITT "Dave" CNovember 83 General-Orchestra 1. RUTH ANN I-IILL fMarch 103 College Preparatory-Swimming and Water Safety Club 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 33 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Annual Show 3. JAMES LLEWLLYN HILLING "Jim" Uune 113 College Preparatory-Bowling Club 2, 33 Magic Club 13 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Band 2, 3. LOUISE DORIS HINTERBERGER 4April 233 General-Social Dancing Club 23 Photography Club 3. WINIFRED F. HIPPO "Winnie" fSeptember 243 George-Dean- Bowling Club 13 Social Dancing Club 23 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2. WILLIAM ARNOLD HITE "Willie" iJune 143 Vocational-Home Room Sales Manager 13 Intramural Sports 1, 3. GILBERT LY- MAN HOFFHEINS "Gibby" 4February 53 College Preparatory-Intramural Sports 23 Squad Leader 2, 3. 4 Creditable Record Senior of 1943 Heisler W. Heller Hennigan J. Henry Herman A. Hetrick Hill J. Hilling Hippo W. Hite THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Forty-one Heng st Herbert Hewitt Hinterberger Hoflheins L mliors Special Assemblies of 1943 Holman Hollen Hooper Hopkins Hnyer Hoflner Holton Hoover Horton Hoyt Holden . Hooper Hoover Howell Huey KATHRYN SELMA HOFFMAN "Katie" 4Septem- ber 283 College Preparatory-Quill and Scroll 2, 33 Ushers Club 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 "Apron String Revolt" 3, Mountain Echo Staff 1, 25 Compass Staff 1, 2, 3, Managing Editor 3, Sen- ate 3. CATHERINE JEAN I-IOFFNER "Katie" Uune 173 Commercial-Home Room President 1, Treasurer 3. JEAN HOLDEN "Jeannie" CDecember 303 College Preparatory-Home Room Treasurer 33 Nature Ob- servation Club 1, Secretary 11 Flask and Beaker Club 2, 35 Ushers Club 15 Horseshoe Staff 35 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Class Refreshment Committee 2. LEWIS E. I-IOLLEN "Lou" CFebruary 153 General. EDDITH JEAN HOLTON CJanuary 213 George-Dean. DARLINE JESSIE HOOPER "Muscles" Uanuary 273 College Preparatory-Home Room Vice-President 1, Secretary 2, 3, Representative 33 Horseback Rid- ing Club 3g Chorus 33 Intramural Sports 2, Volley Ball Captain 24 Annual Show 33 Christmas Pageant 3. RUTH ANN HOOPER "Ruthie" CDecember 223 Col- lege Preparatory-Bowling Club 1, Booster Club 15 Chorus 12 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Horseshoe Stalf 2, 3, Music and Dramatics Editor 32 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. EDWARD C. I-IOOVER "Funky" iSeptember 263 Vocational-Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity Track 2, 3: Junior Varsity Football 15 Intramural Sports 2, 3. LOIS I. HOOVER Uune 183 Commercial-Social Dancing Club 23 Ushers Club 35 Home Room Presi- dent 2. THOMAS FRED HOPKINS "Happy" Uuly 43 Vocational. CHARLES E. HORTON "Poke" Uanuary 163 Col- lege Preparatory-Home Room Vice President 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2. M. JILL HOWELL 1Decem- ber 83 General-Chorus 2. JAMES REGIS HOYER "Rage" CMarch 13 Vocational-Baseball Club 35 In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Boys Federation Committee Member 3. JEAN ANNE HOYT CJuly 223 College Preparatory-Bowling Club 13 Flask and Beaker Club 3. JAMES E. HUEY "Jim" Uune 233 Voca- tional. Page Forty-two Mark American Education Week DOROTHY CLARETTA HUGAR "Dottie" CMay 293 George-Dean-Sewing Club 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. GERALDINE KATHERINE HUN- TER "Jerrey" Uune 253 George-Dean-Swimming and Water Safety Club 33 Music Appreciation Club 23 Chorus 1, 23 Annual Show 1, 2. WINIFRED JANET HURLEY "Freddie" CApril 193 General- Sub-Deb Club 13 Chorus 2, 3. PHYLLIS JEAN HYATT "Phyl" KDecember 233 College Preparatory- Sub-Deb Club 13 Booster Club 23 Bridge Club 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 33 Class Secretary 23 Traffic Pa- trol 33 Senate 33 Vice President of Girls League 3. JANET ZEHNDER IMLER "Janie" tMay 243 Col- lege Preparatory-Sub-Deb Club 13 Booster Club 2, 33 Bridge Club 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Traffic Patrol 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 2. BARBARA LOUISE IRVIN "Barb" Uanuary 273 General-Ushers Club 2, 3. DONALD EARL IRVIN "Gus" Uune 293 Vocational. LLOYD PAUL IRVIN "Buster" fApril 273 Vocational. RITA L. IRVIN "Reels" 4September 173 General-Home Room Vice D. Hagar G. Hunter W. Hurley P. Hyatt J. Imler B. Irvin D. Irvin L. Irvin R. Irvin G. Irwin J. Isenherg T. Isenberg S. Iverson D. Jackson B. Jackson President 1, Secretary 23 Swimming and Water Safe- ty Club 23 Roller Skating Club 23 Social Dancing Club 33 Chorus 1, 2. GEORGETTA MAY IRWIN "Jetta" fSeptember 253 George-Dean-Music Pro- gram Club 13 Social Dancing Club 23 Bowling Club 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 23 Christmas Pag- eant 1, 23 Home Room Secretary 1, President 3. JESSE S. ISENBERG "Ike" fApril 33 Vocational- Baseball Club 2, 3, President 33 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Vice President Boys Federation 3. THEO ELIZABETH ISENBERG iDe- cember 253 College Preparatory-Swimming and Water Safety Club 13 Christmas Pageant 2. SHIR- LEY M. IVERSON 4September 113 College Prepara- tory-Booster Club 33 Chorus 1, 23 A Cappella Choir 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. DOLORES JOANNE JACKSON "Dee" COctober 233 George-Dean-Y-Teen Club 3, Secretary 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Annual Show 2, 3. ROBERT CHARLES JACKSON "Irish" fAugust 203 Vocational-Roller Skating Club 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3. THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Forty-three Ccloe Blawg, Tops Senior. JOSEPH C. JARRETT "Joe" CJanuary 123 Voca- tional. DOREEN L. JOHNSON "Reenie" CJuly 13 George-Dean-Home Room Treasurer 23 Fellowship Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, As- sistant Treasurer 23 Annual Show 2, Octette 2, Christmas Pageant 2, 3. HARRY O. JOHNSON lMarch 73 Vocational. PHYLLIS LaVERNE JOHN- SON "Phyl" fJune 13 Commercial-Home Room President 1, Representative 39 Booster Club 15 Bowl- ing Club 23 Sewing Club 3: Chorus 1, 3. THEODORE SCOTT JOHNSON "Ted" iDecember 183 College Preparatory-Band 35 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Leader 3, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, President 35 Auxiliary Police 2: Annual Show 1, 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 1, 3. JAMES THOMAS KANE "Jim" CFebruary 153 Commercial. CRIST PAUL KARAKANTAS fFebru- ary 73 College Preparatory-Home Room Attendance Director 1, 2. JACK MELVIN KAUFFMAN iJu1y 13 College Preparatory-Home Room Vice President 3: Academy of Science, 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Flask and Beaker Club 23 Cooking Club 35 Mountain Echo Staff 2, Intramural Sports 1, 25 Class Finance Com- mittee 3. JENNIE F. KAUFFMAN fOctober 283 Commercial-Home Room Secretary 2, Hall Patrol 33 Class Committee 3. THOMAS KAYLOR tOctober 63 General. JOY KEEFER "Butch" COctober 73 Commercial. PATRICIA JEAN KEHOE "Pat" 4November 43 Com- mercial. EUGENE F. KELLER "Archie" CDecember 213 General-Roller Skating Club 1, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 3. LAWRENCE CLAIRE KELLER "larry" CSeptember 223 College Preparatory-Academy of Science 3: Band 1, 23 A Cappella Choir 3. BETTY LOUISE KELSO fNovember 43 General-Home Room Secretary 33 Fellowship Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1. J. Jarrett D. Johnson H. Johnson P. Johnson T. Johnson J. Kane C. Karskantas J. Kauffman J. Kauffman T. Kaylor J. Keefer P. Kehoe E. Keller L. Keller B. Kelso Page Forty-fou'r VIVIAN M. KENSINGER "Viv" fSeptember 67 George-Dean-Home Room Secretary 2, Fellowship Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3: Annual Show 1, Christmas Pageant 2, 3. THELMA ARLENE KEPNER "Tack" Uune 67 General-Five F Club 1, Photography Club 2, Secretary 2, Intramural Sports 1. RUTH A. KERN "Brownie" CFebruary 77 General-Home Room Sec- retary 23 Roller Skating Club 1, Swimming and Water Safety Club 25 Chorus 2, 3, Secretary-Treas- urer 3. RAYMOND KING "Ray" Uune 297 College Preparatory-Band 1, 2, 3. WILHELMINA JANE KING "Billie" CDecember 17 General-Home Room Secretary 3. JANICE ELIZABETH KIPP-"Janey" fOctober 37 George-Dean-Booster Club 23 Pinochle Club 33 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Nurse's Aide 35 Annual Show 1. JAMES A. KISER 'fSlim" 4Mareh 227 Vocational- Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Sports 2. RICHARD L. KLEINE "Dick" iSeptem- ber 37 College Preparatory-Baseball Club 2, 3, Vice President 31 Band 1, 2, 33 Varsity Baseball Manager 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Mushball Captain 1, 3. BETTY LOU KNISELEY "Sniffles" fDecember 237 George-Dean-Flask and Beaker Club 25 Pinochle Club 3, Swimming and Water Safety Club 15 Intra- mural Sports 2, 3. JOHN W. KNISELY "Johnny" CMay 77 Vocational-Home Room President 2. MARJORIE ARLENE KNISELY "Marge" fOcto- ber 157 George-Dean-Girl Reserves Club 19 Social Dancing Club 2, Treasurer 23 Art Display Club 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3. SHELDON D. KNOUSE iMarch 127 Vocational. WILLIAM J. KOECK "Bill" CAugust 227 General-Social Dancing Club 2, Swimming and Water Safety Club 13 Bowling Club 3. EILEEN KOONTZ "Koontzy" CJ une 227 College Preparatory- Booster Club 15 Bowling Club 35 Horseshoe Staff 2, 3, Associate Editor 35 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Class Committee 3. JOSEPH KREUZ "Joe" COctober 77 General. T H E I-I O R S E S H Page Forty-five Pennsylvania Week Test Senior of 1943 V. Kensinger R. King J. Kiser J. Knisely W. Koeck Kepner King Kleine Knisely Koontz Kern Kipp Kniseley Knouse Kreuz OE OF 1948 Senior Boys Enthusiastic of 1943 J. Krlder R. Lamont J. Larnlck D. Lear J. LeCrone V. Kubica K. Landis W Lauver B. Learn J. Lehman B. Kuhn . Larklns Lawson LeCrone . Levine N. JEAN KRIDER "Jealmie" CSeptember 97 George-Dean-Home Room President 2, Secretary 1, 3, Representative 1, 25 Girl Reserves Club 13 Boost- er Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 33 Class Executive Committee 3. VERONICA KUBICA "Ronnie" tJuly 97 George-Dean-Music Program Club 21 Swimming and Water Safety Club 35 Chorus 1, 2. RUTH ELIZABETH KUHN "Ruthie" iSeptem- ber 107 George-Dean-Music Program Club 23 Art Display Club 32 "It's All In Your Head" 2. RITA ANN LAMONT CSeptember 227 Commercial-Bowb ing Club 2, Traffic Patrol 2, 3. KENNETH LANDIS "Ken" CJuly 157 General--Home Room Vice Presi- dent 1, President 2, Dance Band 33 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 21 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. HAROLD LARKINS "Howdy" 1May 117 Commer- cial. JOSEPH PAUL LARNICK, JR. "Joe" tSep- tember 127 Vocational-Home Room Vice President 1, 3, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3. C. WILLIAM LAU- VER "Bill" iNovember 177 College Preparatory- Home Room Representative 1, President 2, Flask and Beaker Club 23 Band 1, 2, Intramural Sports 2. JAMES MILFORD LAWSON fMarch 307 General. DONALD EUGENE LEAR "Don" CMarch 227 Vo- cational. BARBARA JEAN LEARN CApril 187 College Pre- paratory-Social Dancing Club 2, Bowling Club 3, Traffic Patrol 3. FRED THOMAS LBCRONE Uune 127 College Preparatory-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 32 Intramural Sports 1, 2. JANET RUTH LeCRONE "Red" fAugust 257 Commercial-Home Room Vice President 1, President 23 Traffic Patrol 2, 33 Hall Patrol 3. JACQUELINE LEHMAN "Jackie" iMay 147 George-Dean-Conservation Club 3. MORRIS SAMUEL LEVINE "Abee" iMay 197 General. Page Forty-sim As Federation Reorganizes MARY MARGARET LEWIS "Mickey" CFebruary 213 Commercial--Home Room Secretary 35 Chorus 1. ROBERT C. LEWIS "Bob" fDecember 253 Voca- tional. DEAN V. LILLY lOctober 43 College Pre- paratory-Bowling Club 35 Roller Skating Club 3g Squad Leader 3: Class Social Committee 33 Traffic Patrol 2, 3. RICHARD LANCE LIMBERT "Pete" iApril 183 Vocational-Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Baseball Captain 1. SHIRLEY L. LING CJu1y 293 Commercial-Fellowship Club 35 Home Room Vice President 2. PATRICIA DAWN LINGENFELTER "Trish" fOc- tober 53 College Preparatory--Home Room Secretary 2, President 23 Booster Club lj Sub-Deb Club lg Academy of Science 33 Chorus 15 Horseshoe Staff 2. JOHN E. LIOY Uanuary 113 Vocational. C. JOYCE LITTLE lFebruary 93 General. RONALD D. LITTLE "Ronny" Uanuary 53 College Preparatory-Home Room Treasurer 1. KENNETH L. LOCKARD "Ken" fNovember 163 Vocational--Intramural Sports 3. PAUL ROBERT LOCKARD CJuly 93 Vocational- Intramural Sports 1, 2. SHIRLEY L. LOCKARD KOctober 273 George-Dean-Roller Skating Club 13 Music Program Club 23 Pinochle Club 3, President 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 2, 3. JOANNE CATHERINE LOIBL "Honey" lSeptember 203 George-Dean-Chorus 1, 2: Hall Patrol 3. HELEN MARJORY LONG CApril 63 Commercial. JOHN KENNETH LONG CSeptember 163 Vocational. M. Lewis R. Lewis D. Lilly R. Limbert S. Ling P. Lingenfelter J. Lioy J. Little R. Little K . Lockard P. Locknrd S. Lockard J. Loibl H. Long J. Long THE IIORSESH OE OF 1948 Page Forty-seven tudents Drift to M ake H uge Pack MADELYN L. LOTZ "Maddy" CJune 267 General- Y-Teen Club 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Annual Show 3. JOSEPH JAMES LOUDER "Joe" CFebruary 67 Gen- eral-Baseball Club 3, Nature Observation Club 1, Junior Varsity Football 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. JEANETTE G. LOWEY Uune 107 George-Dean- Home Room Representative 2, 33 Booster Club 1. FRANK JAMES LUCAS "Jim" KFebruary 97 Gen- eral. RICHARD R. LUCAS "Luky" fMay 67 Voca- tional-Hi-Y Club 2, 3. JOSEPH S. LUCCI "Joe" fAugust 287 General. JANE ANN LUCIANO tJuly 267 Commercial-Im tramural Sports 1. SYLVIA LUCIANO 4December 317 Commercial-Fellowship Club 3. JAMES H. LUKE "Jim" CFebruary 257 Vocational. JOHN MARK LUTHER "Jack" CAugust 87 Vocational. CARL F. LUTZ "Lutty" fAugust 67 Vocational. CHARLES J. LYNN "Chuck" fApril 37 General. MARY AGNES LYTLE 4June 237 General. JANET ROMAINE McCARTNEY "Jan" COctober 17 General gSwimming and Water Safety Club 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Secretary 31 Annual Show 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 2, 3, Compass Staff 2, 3, Intramural Sports 13 Class Secretary 3, Girls League Program Com- mittee 3. JEAN LOUISE McCLARREN "Jeannie" CMarch 107 George-Dean-Social Dancing Club 23 Booster Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Annual Show 1, 3. M. Lutz J. Louder J. Lowey J. Lucas R. Lucas J. Luccl J. Luciano S. Luciano J. Luke J. Luther C. Lutz C. Lynn M. Lytle J. McCartney J . McClarx-en Page Forty-eight 66 F10-BMW, tj0l'll0l'S MYRTLE R. McCLELLAN "Myrt" 4December 23 General-Social Dancing Club 15 Chorus 2, 3. ROB- ERT H. McCLELLAN "Bob" CJune 83 Vocational. EUGENE LEO McCLOSKEY "Gene" CMay 293 Voca- tional--Home Room Secretary 15 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. DOTTY LOU McCULLOUGl-I "Mac" fDecem- ber 73 College Preparatory-A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3g Christmas Pageant 2, 35 Annual Show 1, 2, 39 Moun- tain Echo Staff 2, 33 Class Executive Committee 1, Girls League Social Committee 3. PAUL ALEXAN- DER McDOWELL "Fat" CMay 23 General. DOREEN MAE McGINNIS "Skid" 6December 153 College Preparatory--Booster Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3: Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 31 Horseshoe Staff 2, 3, Girls Sports Editor 2, Photography Editor 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Kickball Captain 3, Honorary Volleyball Team 29 Traffic Patrol 3. MARY JANE McGRAIN "Janie" Uanuary 293 General-Bowling Club 2, 3. LOUISE B. McGREGOR "Mac" Uanuary 273 Commercial- Fellowship Club 2, 3: Chorus 1, 27 Annual Show 1, 2. CHARMAINE J. McGUIRE fNovember 123 Com- mercial-Home Room Secretary 1, 23 Traffic Patrol 2, 33 Hall Patrol 3. PATRICIA ANN McGUIRE "Pat" CMay 233 George-Dean-Attended Altoona Catholic High 15 Roller Skating Club 2, Bowling Club 3. PATRICIA LOUISE McINTYRE "Pat" CAugust 313 College Preparatory-Home Room Vice President 2, President 35 Intramural Sports 1, 3, Girls League Committee 3. LAURITA McKINNEY "Ritie" fSep- tember 33 College Preparatory-Home Room Repre- sentative 23 Lettering Club 2, 33 Future Teachers Club 3, Secretary 33 Intramural Sports 3. MAUDE ELIZABETH McKINSTRY "Ma,udie" fNovember 153 College Preparatory-Future Teachers Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Captain Kickball 3, Girls' Honorary Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Annual Show 1. FLORINE MAE McKNIGHT "Flo" fAugust 273 General-Boost- , - , , McClellan McClellan er Club 2, Bowling Club 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Chorus Mccuuough Mcnoweu 1, Annual Show 1, 2. M. JOANNE McMANUS "Jo" Meal-,tin Meal-ego- - - McGuire Mclntyre lOctober 313 College Preparatory Home Room Pres Mcmnstry McKnight ldent 2, Representative 33 Swimming and Water Safety Club 2: Bridge Club 33 A Cappella Choir 33 Annual Show 2, 3. 3 I ll I it if QT. I ' ' 'PIII' llUlHl"'+H0l'13I' 1018 Page Forty-'nine McCloskey McGinnis McGuire McKinney McManus Senior of 1943 4 i I ! N. Mcwllllams J. Mndlson J. Manning S. Markley D. Marlin C. W B. l-I. D. Mack . Moines Manspeaker Marks Martin Madden Malone Marconi Marlett Martin uture Forecasters JANE McWILLIAMS "Janie" fNovember 85 George-Dean-Roller Skating Club 1, 2, 3: Swimming and Water Safety Club 1, 2, Ushers Club 1, 23 Chorus 3. CLYDE E. MACK "Gene" Uune 7l Vocationale Home Room President 35 Baseball Club 33 Varsity Baseball 2, 32 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL GERARD MADDEN "Mike" KDecember 16l General -Roller Skating Club 3. JAMES MADISON "Jim" CJ une 77 College Preparatory-Swimming and Water Safety Club 35 Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural Sports 25 Senate 1, 2, 3, President 33 Traffic Patrol 2, 3, Captain 3. WALLACE LLOYD MAINES "Dumbo" fOctober 169 Vocational. RICHARD R. MALONE iApril 13l College Pre- paratory. JACK W. MANNIN G fOctober 26D General. RICHARD D. MANSPEAKER Uanuary 161 General -Hi-Y Club 33 Varsity Football 1, 23 Intramural Sports 3. JOSEPH A. MARCONI "Bud" CNovember 47 Vocational. SALLE A. MARKLEY CApril 61 Com- mercial-Home Room President 2g Roller Skating Club 2. HARRIET MAXINE MARKS "Reverend" CDecem- ber 133 General-Home Room Treasurer 35 Swim- ming and Water Safety Club 2, President 2: Tum- bling Club 3, President 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Volleyball Captain 1, Basketball Captain 3, Kickball Captain 33 Traific Patrol 3. R. EUGENE MARLETT "Gene" fOctober 175 Vocational. W. DONALD MAR- LIN "Don" CAugust 261 Vocational-Hi-Y Club 15 Roller Skating Club 2. DORIS MARIE MARTIN "Dol-rie" Uanuary 185 College Preparatory-Roller Skating Club lp Booster Club 23 Flask and Beaker Club 33 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Annual Show 1. NANCY LOUISE MARTIN CNovember 143 Commercial-Hall Patrol 33 Class Committee 3. Paye Fifty Good or Bad-n eport ards JUNE MARY MARTINO "Junie" CMay 139 George- Dean. JOHN P. MASTER CMay 211 College Prepara- tory-Home Room President 35 Orchestra 2, 35 String Quartet 3. RICHARD L. MATER "Dick" Uanuary 127 College Preparatory. IVELVIN EUGENE MAU- RER "Mel" fJuly 133 College Preparatory-Photog- raphy Club 3. ROBERT FRANCIS MEGAHAN "Bob" CJuly 51 College Preparatory-Hi-Y Club 2, 35 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3. JEAN ANN MEI-IAFFIE fOctober 63 Commercial --Fellowship Club 15 Sewing Club 3. JEAN LOUISE MEIKLEJOHN "Mickey" Uanuary 203 College Pre- paratory-Booster Club 25 Bowling Club 33' Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. BERTIIA JEANNE MELLOTT "Mollie" 4October 47 College Preparatory -Future Teachers Club 25 Booster Club 15 Orchestra 25 Chorus 1. JOY ANN MENGLE "Iodine" CNovem- ber 253 General-Home Room Secretary 15 Booster Club 15 Roller Skating Club 15 Horseback Riding Club 3. ANGELA MARIE MENTO "Angie" fApril 167 General-Social Dancing Club 25 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Mountain Echo 1, 2, 3, Circulation Manager 1, 2, Managing Editor 2, 35 Class Finance Committee 15 Home Room Attendance Director 2. BETTY ANN MERIN fNovember 121 General- Bowling Club 1, 2, 3. DONALD E. MEYERS "D0n" Uanuary 11? Vocational. DORIS MEYERS Uanuary 119 George-Dean. ROBERT- C. MEYERS "Bob" 4August 81 Vocational. HENRY ALFRED MIG- NOGNA "Hank" CMay 227 General-Home Room Representative 1, 2. J. Martino J. Master R. Mater M. Maurer B. Megahan J. Me hailie J. Melklejohn B. Mellott J. Menzle A. Mcnto B. Merln D. Meyers D. Meyers B. Meyers H. Mi gno gna THE HORSESHO E OF 1948 Page Fifty-one Seniors Set H igh Goals-- PATRICIA LOUISE MILES "Pat" fJanuary 195 Commercial, HELEN WINIFRED MILLER Uuly 229 College Preparatory-Lettering Club 25 Intra- mural Sports 1. HOWARD D. MILLER "Rebel" 1Sep- tember 43 Vocational. JOANN F. MILLER "Joanie" Uanuary 81 George-Dean-Booster Club 25 Y-Teen Club 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Annual Show 2. LARRY G. MILLER "Me Me" fSeptember 53 College Prepara- tory-Home Room President 3, Representative 35 Varsity Track 2, 35 Hall Patrol 3. PATRICIA JEAN MILLER "Pat" iApril 45 George- Dean-Home Room President 25 Flask and Beaker Club 25 Ushers Club 2, 3. PHYLLIS MARIE MILLER "Phyl" fJune 273 Commercial-Booster Club 1, 25 Tumbling Club 3. E. ROMAYNE MILLER fFebruary D Commercial-Bowling Club 15 Booster Club 15 Fellowship Club 2, 35 Chorus 15 Intramural Sports 1. SAMUEL EDWARD MILLER "Sam" fMay 117 Gen- eral-Baseball Club 1, 2, 35 Varsity Football 35 Var- sity Baseball 1, 2, 35 Junior Varsity Football 25 In- tramural Sports 2. SHIRLEY ANN MILLER "Tirley" Uanuary 23 George-Dean-Roller Skating Club 1, 25 Bowling Club 35 Chorus 1. SHIRLEY JEAN MILLER Uanuary 257 George- Dean-Home Room Vice President 15 Music Program Club 1, 25 Sub-Deb Club 3, Vice President 35 Booster Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Class Executive Committee 1. THERESA M. MILLER COctober 143 Commercial- Home Room Vice President 1. VIRGINIA MILLER "Ginny" fJuly 67 George-Dean-Nurse's Aid 3. ROY E. MITCHELL fApril 37 General. MARIE T. MIT- TERMEIER "Mary" fNovember 155 Commercial. P. Miles H. Miller H. Miller J. Miller L. Miller P. Miller P. Miller R. Miller S. Miller S. Miller S. Miller T. Miller V. Miller R. Mitchell M. Mittermeier Page Fifty-two HELEN E. MOCK fAugust 123 George-Dean. RICHARD MOLLICA "Dick" fJune 173 Vocational- Hi-Y Club 15 Roller Skating Club 3. WILLIAM ELDIN MOORE "Bill" fFebruary 223 Vocational. WILLIAM F. MOORE "Willy" 4March 283 Vocational -Intramural Sports 2. RICHARD I. MORGAN "Dick" fApril 193 Vocational. EDILIA LOUISE MORRONE Clanuary 283 George- Dean-Bowling Club 2. MARY LOU MORROW fFeb- ruary 143 College Preparatory-Nature Observation Club 1, Vice President 15 Flask and Beaker Club 2, 33 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Traffic Patrol 35 Class Refreshment Committee 2, Program Committee 3. L LORENE MUNDORFF "Renee" CSeptember 303 General-Social Dancing Club 22 Home Room Atten- dance Director 1. RUTH J. MURPHY "Murph" 4April 63 General-Fellowship Club 1, 33 Hall Pa- trol 3. A. RAY MU-SSER CAugust 163 College Pre- paratory-Squad Leader 2, 35 Home Room Repre- sentative 2, 3. VESTA MARIE MYERS "Betsy" CDecember 243 Commercial. MAURICE PHILIP NAZARUK iFeb- ruary 53 Vocational-Roller Skating Club 2. ALBERT LEONARD NEBELSKI Uuly 313 Vocational. RAY- MOND ALBERT NEBELSKI "Ray" fMay 113 Voca- tional. ALBERT AVALIER NICHOLS "Nick" fSep- tember 303 General-Intramural Sports 2. I Tr for Scholarships Senior of 1943 Mock . Moore Morrow Mussel' Nebelski THE HORSESHOE OF Page Fifty-three Mollica Morgan Mundorif Myers N ebelski 1948 Moore Morrone Murphy N azaruk Nichols -env Nledenthal Novack Orherg Oswalt Over Noll Oakley Orr Oswalt Palazzi Noon O'Donn1-'ll Oswald Ott Papas ur Annual how C. GLENN NIEDENTHAL 6March 303 Vocational -Bowling Club 3. ROBERT P. NOLL "Bob" fApril 23 General-Bowling Club 39 Home Room Sales Man- ager 3, G. HOWARD NOON "Howd" CMay 193 Gen- eral. DOLORES J. NOVACK "Dolly" fSeptember 243 General-Social Dancing Club 25 Hall Patrol 3. BARBARA R. OAKLEY "Bobbie" CMarch 83 George- Dean-Booster Club 25 Tumbling Club 33 Chorus 2. RICHARD WILLIAM 0'DONNELL "Rip" Uune 173 General-Varsity Football 1, 2, 35 Varsity Bas- ketball 1, 2, 31 Varsity Track 2, 3, Boys' Federation President 33 Home Room Secretary 1, President 2. PATRICIA L. ORBERG "Pat" CSeptember 153 George-Dean-Music Program Club 23 Chorus 1, 2, Annual Show 1. PATRICIA E. ORR "Pat" iFebruary 73 General-Booster Club 23 Music Program Club 1, Vice President 13 Home Room Vice President 25 Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 33 Annual Show 3: Christmas Pageant 35 Intramural Sports 1. GEORGE OSWALD '1Sonny" CAugust 33 General-Social Danc- ing Club 1, 2. CAROL I. OSWALT "Oatsy" i0ctober 253 George-Dean-Bowling Club 1, Flask and Beaker Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mountain Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, Circulation Manager 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 31 Nurse's Aid 3, Annual Show 1, 2, 3. JAMES M. OSWALT "Ozzie" CSeptember 153 Col- lege Preparatory-Home Room President 1, Repre- sentative 35 Academy of Science 2, 33 Varsity Foot- ball 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Track 2, 3, Junior Varsity Football 1, Intramural Sports 15 Class President 3. JEANNINE LORRAINE OTT "Brooklyn" iMay 103 George-Dean-Hall Patrol 3. LOIS VIRGINIA OVER "Louie" fApril 213 College Preparatory-Booster Club 1, Home Room Secre- tary 2. ENRICO PALAZZI "Rego" iSeptember 173 Vocational. ANGELINE PAPAS "Angie" CJuly 73 General. ' Page Fifty-four Musical am paign for Presidency NANCY GRACE PAPKE "Gracie" CApril 185 Col- lege Preparatory-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, String Quartet 2, 31 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. PAT PARISI "Tiger" fApril 225 Vocational. ROBERT M. PARKS "Bob" KNO- vember 295 General-Intramural Sports 1. EDWIN JOSEPH PARRISH "Ted" CSeptember 105 College Preparatory-Baseball Club 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Captain 23 Squad Leader 2, 3: Home Room President 1. HENRY FRED PATT "Henry" 4March 265 College Preparatory-Hi-Y Club 33 Pho- tography Club 3, Secretary 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. RAY L. PATTERSON "Ray" fAugust 235 College Preparatory. IRENE MAE PATTILLO "Renie" fJuly 215 College Preparatory-Y-Teen Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 3, Henry T. Burleigh Chorus 35 Chorus 33 In- tramural Sports 2, 3g Christmas Pageant 3. DORO- THY LOUISE PENSYL "Pug" CMarch 215 George- Dean-Home Room Vice President 25 Fellowship Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH EDWARD PENTLAND "Joe" Uuly 165 Vocational-Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. NICHOLAS PEO "Nicky" Uanuary 195 General-Home Room Treasurer 1, President 35 Swimming Club 35 Auxiliary Police 1. JOYCE PERRY CJune 145 College Preparatory- Home Room Secretary 3, A Cappella Choir 35 Intra- mural Sports 2, 3. DAVID PERSKY Uanuary 65 Vocational. ANDREW EMES PETERMAN "Andy" fNovember 95 Vocational. PAUL EUGENE PETER- SON "Pete" CDecember 305 General-Home Room President 2, Social Dancing Club 33 Boxing Club 13 Varsity Track 1, Intramural Sports 1. ALBERT J. PICCIRILLI iOctober 315 Commercial. N. Papke P. Parisi R. Parks E. Parrish H. Putt R. Patterson I. Pattillo D. Pensyl J. Pentland N. Peo J. Perry D. Persky A. Peterman P. Peterson A. Plccirilli Page Fifty-five nglish Department Pla MARIE E. PIETROLUNGO "Pete" fSeptember 235 Commercial. DAVID C. PLANK "Dave" CDecem- ber 175 Commercia1fBowling Club 1: Rifle Club 13 Roller Skating Club 1. NORMA VILMA POLIDORI "Polly" 1April 95 George-Dean-Bowling Club 3. MARY J. POLIGNONE "Mert" 6November 195 Com- mercial-Y-Teen Club 3. VIRGINIA E. POMPA "Ish" 4October 115 George-Dean-Chorus 1. ALICE MARIAN POOLER "Pusher" COctober 55 George-Dean-Home Room Representative 13 Vice President 25 A Cappella Choir lj Annual Show 23 Traffic Patrol 3. DONALD WAYNE PORTER "Don" CAugust 125 Vocational!Roller Skating Club 3. JOSEPHINE ANN POSSUMATO "Josie" Uanuary 175 Commercial-Home Room Representative 23 Bowling Club 23 A Cappella Choir 1, 2. THOMAS JOSEPH PROBST "Hope" CJune 255 College Pre- paratory--Home Room President 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 2, 39 A Cappella Choir 33 Christmas Pageant 1, 23 "Apron String Revolt" 33 Junior Varsity Football 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Captain 1. AUDREY WINONA QUARTZ "Qual-t1.ie" iOctober 35 CommercialYRoller Skating Club 1, 2, 3g Booster Club 1, 2, Swimming and Water Safety Club 1, 23 Bowling Club 1, 23 Intramural Sports 25 Home Room Vice President 3. LOIS RAICI-ILE fOctober 285 George-Dean-Boosb er Club 1, 23 Flask and Beaker Club 25 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1. J. LYNDELL RAY 4September 95 George-Dean. WILLIAM DAVID READER 'Willie" fAugust 275 Vocational. FRED W. READING "Son- ny" CMay 175 Vocational. GERALD EUGENE READ- ING "Jerry" CDecember 235 General. M. Pietrolungo D. Plank N. Polidori M. Pollgnone V. Pompa A. Pooler D. Porter J. Possumato T. Probst A. Quartz L. Raichle L. Ray W. Reader F. Reading G. Reading 1.i.--.. ....,...- .. .,.,., -- ..1..--,..,,,.,- - .L -.. .. .. ,... .... .......... ............. ...,1... - .. . -. ......,-... .. . Y- -.- -11 ....... -...-.,--1 Page Fifty-six EDNA ELAINE REAM "Elaine" CApri1 287 Col- lege Preparatory-Bridge Club 22 Future Teachers Club 3: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3g Traffic Patrol 3: Girls League Vocational Committee 32 Class Pro- gram Committee 2g Annual Show 3. MERRILL REAM "Rocky" Uanuary 187 Vocational--Home Room Representative 2. WILLIAM REANEY CJuly 137 General-Home Room President 13 Hi-Y Club 2, 33 Roller Skating Club 1, 3, Vice President 3, In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Squad Leader 2, 3. FLOR- ENCE ELLEN REED "Flo" fMarch 267 Commer- cial-Home Room Vice President 23 Chorus 1, 25 Annual Show 2. LOIS MARIE REED Uuly 137 George-Dean-Hall Patrol 3. DELORES JEAN REESE "Jeanne" fJuly 17 Com- mercial-Booster Club 1. H. LORAINE REILLY lApril 217 College Preparatory-Bowling Club 2, Horseback Riding Club 3. PATRICIA ANN REILLY "Pat" CAugust 257 Commercial-Home Room Presi- dent 3, Sales Manager 2, 3, Representative 2, 33 Swimming and Water Safety Club 3, Booster Club 2: Hall Patrol 3. MARJORIE R. REISINGER "Marge" 1May 157 General-Home Room President 2, Sales Manager 33 Bowling Club 13 Music Program Club 1, 2, President 25 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. JOYCE L. RENNER 'iSpeed" CFebruary 237 Geore- Dean-Home Room Secretary 13 Tumbling Club 39 Chorus 1. MARY ANN RESIDES CApril 157 George-Dean- Home Room Attendance Director 13 Booster Club 25 Flask and Beaker Club 35 Y-Teen Club 1. SARA ELIZABETH RESIDES "Sally" CApril 147 George- Dean-Home Room President 1. ALBERT J. RHOA "Al" Uanuary 197 General-Intramural Sports 1, 2. JANET LOUISE RHODES "Jan" fSeptember 117 Commercial-Home Room Vice President 23 Girl -Reserves Club 2g Bowling Club 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3. DORIS ANN RHULE CAugust 107 George-Dean- Wflpron String Refvoltg' ,flglliqn-S of fl 'V 43 Chorus 1' 2' 3' Ream . Ream . Reaney Reed Beed D. Reese Reilly Reilly M. Reislnger Renner . Besides Besides Rhea Rhodes D. Bhule 4 ' rw w f. T II E Il 0 R S E H ll 0 In 0 F I 9 -ll 8 Page Fifty-seven Workmen Scrub Walls Rlcel Richards Rinolzli Roberts Roland Rice Riley Robbins Robison Rowland . Rice A. Risoldi Robbins Roddy . Rupert JOSEPH A. RICCI "Joe" CMay 123 General-Squad Leader 1, 2, 3. DOLORES RICE "Dolly" CJune 83 General-Home Room President 1, 2, 3, Representa- tive 1, 23 Social Dancing Club 1, 2, 33 Roller Skating Club 1, 2, 3. ROBERT DONALD RICE "Bob" 1Feb- ruary 51 College Preparatory-I-Ii-Y Club 1, 2, 3: Flask and Beaker Club 2, Vice President 2, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, Squad Leader 2, 3. HAROLD C. RICHARDS "Had" tApriI 65 Vocational. JAMES CALVIN RILEY "Jim" CMay 107 Vocational-Home Room Vice President 15 Rifle Club 13 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. ANGELINE MARIE RISOLDI "Angie" CMarch 247 George-Dean-Home Room Treasurer 1, Vice Pres- ident 23 Flask and Beaker Club 3. CAROLINE ANN RISOLDI CJ une 223 George-Dean. VERONICA JANE ROBBINS "Janie" CMay 24? George-Dean--Home Room Secretary 1, 3, Flask and Beaker Club 39 Nurse's Aide 3. JOSEPH ROBBINS "The Kid" fOc- tober 113 Vocational-Intramural Sports 3. MARY JANE ROBERTS "Robbie" CJ une 17 College Prepara- tory-Orchestra 1, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 3, Intra- mural Sports 2g Annual Show 1, 2, 3. GORDON E. ROBISON "Robby" fOctober 21 Col- lege Preparatory-Hi-Y Club 15 Roller Skating Club 2. CARMINE ELIZABETH RODDY Uuly 251 Com- mercial-Roller Skating Club 2, 3. JANET RUTH ROLAND Uanuary 23 College Preparatory-Chorus 1, 33 Fellowship Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3. JOHN E. ROWLAND "John" CDecember 57 General-Roller Skating Club 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2. ROBERT DEAN RUPERT "Bob" tOctober 255 General-Home Room Secretary 29 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Football Captain 35 Squad Leader 3. Page Fifty-eight hile CCN ew Lookw Sweeps Floors FRED IRVIN RUTHERFORD "Huck" COctober 107 General. SEDENA M. RUTTER "Mickey" iDe- cember 277 Commercial-Y-Teen Club 1, 25 Ushers Club 2. MARY B. RYAN CJanuary 317 Commercial- Home Room President 3. IMA JOAN SANDRUS "Sandy" fAugust 207 George-Dean-Ushers Club 2, 35 Flask and Beaker Club 23 All-Girl Orchestra 33 Traf- fic Patrol 3. LARYN DELPHINE SAX "Larry" fMarch 197 College Preparatory-Home Room Vice President 3: Booster Club 1, 3, Bridge Club 2, 33 Horseshoe Stai 2, 3, Personnel Editor 35 Intramural Sports 2, 3, Traffic Patrol 2, 3 3 Class Committee 3. BARBARA JOAN SAYLOR "Barbie" CSeptember 77 College Preparatory-Quill and Scroll 33 Booster Club 1, 2, 33 Bridge Club 23 Horseback Riding Club 33 A Cappella Choir 33 Mountain Echo Staff 2, 3, Ex- change Editor 2, 3g Class Finance Committee 2, An- nual Show 3. CLOYD LEWIS SAYLOR, JR. iMarch 37 General-Varsity Football 3g Junior Varsity Foot- ball 1, 2. JOHN EDWARD SCARANGELLA "Muse" CApril 267 Vocational-Intramural Sports 3. VIVIAN MARIE SCARDINO CMarch 17 Commercial-Chorus 1, 2, Horseshoe Staff 3, Typist 3, Intramural Sports 25 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, Annual Show 2. RICH- ARD HENRY SCHAEFER "Dicky" Uune 17 Voca- tional. ELIZABETH ROSE SCHAMRIS "Elsie" CDecem- ber 187 George-Dean-Hall Patrol 33 Nurse's Aide 3. JOSEPH J. SCHELL "Jake" CMay 137 General. MARY LOU SCHENCK fJuly 37. JULIA CLAIRE SCHIAPPA COctober 257 General-Home Room Vice President 1, Secretary 2. RICHARD ARLEN SCHILL "Dick" CMay 217 General-Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. F. Rutherford S. Rutter M. Ryan J. Sandrus L. Sax B. Saylor C. Saylor J. Scarangella V. Scardino R. Schaefer E. Schamris J. Schell M. Schenck J. Schiappa R. Schill THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Fifty-nine Girls League Talent how Add KENTON D. SCHLEHR "Ken" CMarch 311 College Preparatory-Varsity Track 2, 33 Junior Varsity Track 1. THOMAS ANTHONY SCHOTT "Tom" fMay 301 College Preparatory-Home Room Presi- dent 2, Vice President 23 Hi-Y Club 2, 33 Swimming and Water Safety Club 13 Baseball Club 33 A Cap- pella Choir 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Football Captain 3, Basketball Captain 2, Volleyball Captain 33 Annual Show, 2, 3. MERLIN G. SCHULTZ "Mur- ray" fSeptember 251 General. HOWARD JAMES SEDGWICK "I-Iowd" COctober 41 College Prepara- tory-Home Room Secretary 1, Vice President 3 JEANNE R. SELL "Jo" COctober 11 George-Deann Fellowship Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3. VIRGINIA CASSAL SELL "Ginny" Uanuary 61 College Preparatory-Fellowship Club 3, Treasurer 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 33 Chorus 13 Annual Show 1, 2, 33 Traffic Patrol 3. JAMES B. SETTLE "Jim" Uanuary 51 College Preparatory-Home Room Vice President 23 Roller Skating Club 1, 33 Bowling Club 33 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 33 Compass Staff 13 Intra- mural Sports 23 Annual Show 1, 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3. PAUL EUGENE SHADE Uanuary 111 Vocational-Swimming and Water Safety Club 1, 23 Roller Skating Club 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 1, 23 Intra- mural Sports 1. THEODORE LYNCH SHADE "Mort" KNovember 51 Vocational-Roller Skating Club 13 Social Dancing Club 33 Class Executive 1. SARA JOAN SHAFFER "Sally" lDecember 61 Col- lege Preparatory-Horseback Riding Club 33 Chorus 1. DONALD G. SHAHEEN "Doc" fSeptember 51 College Preparatory-Intramural Sports 2.' BEV- ERLY JOAN SHANEYFELT "Bev" iAugust 171 George-Dean-Chorus 1, 2. JOANN SHARER "Jo" 4February 131 George-Dean-Roller Skating Club 13 Ushers Club 13 Chorus 1. CLARA Sl-IAVER "Queenie" lDecember 91 General-Roller Skating Club 1, 2, 33 Social Dancing Club 1, 23 Swimming and Water Safety Club 13 A Cappella Choir 33 Chorus 1, 2. BETTY LOWAINE SHAW "Betz" Uanuary 41 Com- mercial-Home Room President 1, Secretary 23 Booster Club 2. K. Schlehr T. Schott M. Schultz H. Sedgwick J. Sell V. Sell J. Settle P. Shade T. Shade S. Shaffer D. Shaheen B. Shane yfelt J. Shafer C. Shaver B. Shaw Page Sixty EILEEN SHIELDS "Ei" CApril 91 College Prepara- tory-Bowling Club 23 Ushers Club 2, 33 Sub-Deb 33 Traffic Patrol 2, 33 Hall Patrol 33 Class Decoration Committee 2. ROBERT L. SI-IIELDS "Bob" CMarch 291 College Preparatory--Home Room Secretary 2, Treasurer 13 Nature Observation Club 13 Academy of Science 2, 33 "Janie" 13 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 32 Traffic Patrol 33 Class Refreshment Committee 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 3. RICHARD F. SHIVELY "Dick" CMay 151 College Preparatory-Home Room Presi- dent 1, Secretary 13 Swimming and Water Safety Club 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 33 Junior Varsity Foot- ball 13 Intramural Sports 13 Annual Show 2, 3. DELORES LUCILLE SHOPE "Dolly" Uuly 41 Col- lege Preparatory-Roller Skating Club 13 All Girls Orchestra 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. ELLA LOUISE SHORT 'Shortie' CApril 301 Com- mercial-Booster Club 13 Chorus 13 Horseshoe Staff 21 Hall Patrol 3. ARTHUR DuVAL SI-IRIVER "Art" tApril 131 Col- lege Preparatory-Bellwood High School 13 Band 13 Orchestra 11 Glee Club 13 Junior Varsity Basketball 13 Flask and Beaker Club 23 Academy of Science 3, Secretary 33 Intramural Sports 23 Traffic Patrol 33 Hall Patrol 3. DANIEL SI-IULTZ QMarch 221 Voca- tional. JANE ELIZABETH SIDLER KDecember 81 General-Chorus 2. CAROL LOUISE SILLERS CJune 161 College Preparatory-Orchestra 1, 2, 3. LOIS JEANNE SIMMERS 4September 131 General-Home Room Secretary 23 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Traffic Patrol 33 Class Committee 2. HELEN M. SINISI fJuly 171 George-Dean. JANET LORRAINE SIPES "S0a,psuds" CDecember 271 George-Dean-Chorus 1, 2, 3. ROBERT DONALD SIPES "Bob" lMay 311 Vocational--Home Room Treasurer 13 Roller Skating Club 2, 3. DENNIS D. SIRY "Russian" COctober 311 Vocational-Intramural Sports 1. KATHRYN J. SKELLY "Kitty" Uanuary 191 Commercial-Home Room Secretary 13 Photog- raphy Club 2, 3, Secretary 21 Social Dancing Club 13 Intramural Sports 3. To cholarship und Sgnigl- of191l+3 Shields Shope Shultz Simmers Sipes Shields Short Sidler Sinisi . Siry THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Sixty-one Shlvely Shriver Sillers Slpes Skelly Senior uill and Scroll of 1943 S. Skuplen J. Sllppey B. Smith D. Smith P. Smlthoover Slates Sloey Smith Smith Snoke Slick Smelser Smith Smith Snyder STELLA FRANCES SKUPIEN "Stal" 4February 113 Commercial-Chorus 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM SLATES "Bill" CAugust 163 College Preparatory-Brass Choir 1, 2, Intramural Sports 2. JAMES M. SLICK "Stoney" CNovember 63 Vocational-Intramural Sports 3. ANNA JEAN SLIPPEY "Slip" Uanuary 13 George- Dean-Home Room Treasurer 1, President 2: Roller Skating Club 1, 25 Swimming and Water Safety Club 2, 3, Ushers Club 2, Chorus 13 A Cappella Choir 23 Annual Show 2. RICHARD J. SLOEY "Jack" fApril 113 General-Hi-Y Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Captain 2, 3. LEVI HARRISON SMELSER "Ted" iApril 53 General-Booster Club 1. BETTY JANE SMITH "Shorty" Uune 173 Commercial-Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. BYRON J. SMITH "Bunny" Uanuary 33 Vo- cational-Booster Club 2, 35 Social Dancing Club 3, Cheerleader 2, 3. DOLORES JANE SMITH "Smitty" COctober 43 General-Home Room Secretary 2: Roller Skating Club 1, Booster Club 25 Swimming and Water Safety Club 32 Chorus 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 3, Annual Show 1, 2, 3. DORIS JEANNE SMITH Uanuary 133 George-Dean-Home Room Treasurer 1, Ushers Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3. MERRILL SMITH "Smitty" CSeptember 123 Voca- tional-Home Room Vice President 1. V. PAULINE SMITH "Polly" tDecember 203 General-Music Pro- gram Club 2, Booster Club 33 Orchestra 2, 35 Chorus 1, 3, Annual Show 3. PATRICIA ANN SNIITH00- VER "Patty" Uune 43 General-Home Room Presi- dent 2, Sub-Deb Club 13 Booster Club 25 Ushers Club 35 Chorus 1, 21 "Apron String Revolt" 33 Traffic Pa- trol 3g Class Refreshment Committee 1, Decoration Committee 3. MARY LOU SNOKE "Snokie" 1July 63 College Preparatory-Sub-Deb Club 1, Vice President 1: Booster Club 1, 2, 3: Swimming and Water Safety Club 33 Class Entertainment Committee 25 Traffic Patrol 2, 3. BARBARA RUTH SNYDER "Bobble" 1February 73 George-Dean-Booster Club 23 Chorus 1, 2. Page Sixty-two fontests Disclose Hidden Talents ELEANOR ELIZABETH SNYDER iAugust 223 College Preparatory-Ushers Club 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 2, 3. JAMES ROBERT SNYDER "Bob" CMay 313 Vocational. ROBERT F. SNYDER "Bob" CApril 73 College Preparatory-Home Room President 15 Band 2, 3, Varsity Track 25 Hall Patrol 3. LOR- RAINE EDNA SOCEY CNovember 283 Commercial -Home Room Attendance Director 1, Bowling Club 1, 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2. ELAINE VERA SOLO- MON QNovember 203 College Preparatory-Bowling Club 1: Bridge Club 25 Horseshoe Staff 2, 3, Business Manager 3. MARTHA SOPATA "Marty'f Uanuary 213 Com- mercial-Home Room Secretary 2, Photography Club 2g Girls League Vocational Committee 3, Secretary 3. MARY KATHRYN SPAID "Betty" lAugust 173 Com- mercial-Social Dancing Club 1. FRANK P. SPAL- LONE "Frankie" CMay 223 Vocational. ALMA VIR- GINIA SPIELMAN "Ginny" Uanuary 63 Commercial -Girl Reserves Club 1, Ushers Club 2: Bowling Club 35 Chorus 2, 3. ALICE E. SPRIGGS COctober 133 George-Dean-Bowling Club 13 Booster Club 23 Chorus 2, 35 Henry T. Burleigh Chorus 3, Christmas Pageant 3. MARGARET LOUISE SPRINGER "Peggy" Uuly 273 Commercial-Home Room Secretary 1, Roller Skating Club 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen Club 39 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3g Chorus 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2. ROBERT B. SPRINGMAN "Bob" CJuly 63 General. RONALD D. SPROW "Rollo" CSeptember 103 Vocational-Im tramural Sports 3. JOHN W. STAHL CAugust 153 Vocational-Roller Skating Club 1. MARY LOUISE STAHL "Pete" fJune 253 Commercial-Fellowship Club 1, 2, 3. E. Snyder J. Snyder R. Snyder L. Socey E. Solomon M. Sopata M. Spaid F. Spallone V. Spielman A. Sprlggs M. Springer R. Springman R. Sprow J. Stahl M. Stahl THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Sixty-three Advisers Answer uestions BERNICE I. STAMBAUGI-I CJuly 231 College Pre- paratory-Sub-Deb Club 13 Booster Club 23 Orchestra 1, 22 Horseshoe Staff 2, 3, Photography Editor 33 Traffic Patrol 2, 33 Class Treasurer 1. EUGENE B. STANGE "Gene" Uanuary 271. Vocational-Home Room Treasurer 1, Secretary 2. FREDERICK XEN STEELE "X-N" CAugust 201 General-I-Ii-Y Club 13 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Squad Leader 2, 3. MAR- VIN SIDNEY STEIN "Marv" CApril 51 College Pre- paratory-Home Room Representative 13 Mountain Echo Staff 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. JANET LOUISE STEURER "Stu" CSeptember 181 George- Dean-Home Room President 33 Bowling Club 1, 33 Chorus 1, 23 Traffic Patrol 33 Hall Patrol 33 Annual Show 1. FYETDA STEWART fAugust 141 General-Bowl- ing Club 2. HELEN JOAN STIFFLER "Jo" KNO- vember 261 General. PAUL E. STITT "Stitt" KApril 301 Vocational. ANNA MARIE STOEHR CJanuary 91 General-Social Dancing Club 23 Photography Club 33 Chorus 13 Annual Show 1. PAUL FRED- ERICK STOEHR fJune 161 Vocational-Intramural Sports 2. JOANNE STOLL "Jo" COctober 31 George-Dean- Bowling Club 1, 23 Photography Club 33 Intramural Sports 23 Nursefs Aide 3. SUSAN MARIE STORMER "Susie" fMarch 221 College Preparatory-Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 Academy of Science 33 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Mountain Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, Managing Editor 2, 33 Senate 2, 33 Board of Publications 2, 33 Traffic Patrol 2, 3, Captain 33 Class Executive Com- mittee 2. NANCY M. STOVER. "Nano" CApril 261 George-Dean-Home Room Sales Manager 2, 3, Rep- resentative 23 Y-Teen Club 13 Ushers Club 33 Bowling Club 33 Traffic Patrol 3. VINCENT CARL STRATE "Jim" CJ une 261 Vocational-Home Room Vice Pres- ident 1, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. JANE STRAWN "Janie" COctober 281 College Preparatory-Booster Club 13 Bowling Club 2, 33 Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 Or- chestra 13 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Kickball Cap- tain 2, 3, Volleyball Captain 23 Traffic Patrol 2, 3, Floor Captain 33 Girls League Executive Commit- tee 3. B. Stambaugh E. Stange X. Steele M. Stein J. Steurer F. Stewart I-I. Stiffler P. Stitt A. Stoehr P. Stoehr J. Stoll S. Stormer N. Stover V. Strata J. Strawn Page Sixty-four A College Conference Sgnim- JOSEPH BRUCE STUCKEY "Joe" fMarch 157 Vocational-Junior Varsity Football 2. BEVERLY LOUISE SULLIVAN "Bev" fMarch 247 General- Home Room Sales Manager 3, Bowling Club 13 Boost- er Club 2g Future Teachers Club 31 A Cappella Choir 35 Henry T. Burleigh Chorus 32 Christmas Pageant 2. ROBERT C. SUMMERS "Red" CMay 67 Vocational. THOMAS DAVID SUTTON "Tom" Uune 227 Col- lege Preparatory-Academy of Science 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 33 Future Teachers Club 3, Vice President 33 Intramural Sports 1, 23 Class Social Committee 3. PATRICIA JEAN SWANGER "Pat" fApril 227 George-Dean-Flask and Beaker Club 33 Nurse's Aide 3. GEORGE THOMAS SWARTZ "Corporal" CSeptem- ber 147 College Preparatory-Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. VIVIAN LOUISE TALHELM "Viv" CMay 67 Commercial-Home Room Representative 13 Chorus 2, 3, Annual Show 2. AUDREY MARIE TAMPT fAugust 277 Commercial-Bowling Club 23 Swimming and Water Safety Club 3, Hall Patrol 3. FREDA ELIZABETH TANTIUS "Betty" Uuly 207 George- Dean. MARGARET LOUISE TANTIUS "Margie" Uanuary 257 Commercial-Chorus 1, 2. ANNA ROSE TANZI Uanuary 277 George-Dean- Social Dancing Club 2, Bridge Club 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM FRED TAUBER fNovember 77 General- Home Room Representative 13 Swimming and Water Safety Club 1, 35 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Varsity Football 3, Varsity Baseball 35 Junior Varsity Football 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 31 Annual Show 2, 3. PHYLLIS JEAN TAYLOR "Phil" 4May 297 General-Home Room Representative 1g Fellow- ship Club 1g Traffic Patrol 2, 3g Hall Patrol 3. THOMAS TAYLOR "Tom" CMay 187 Vocational. PAUL TETANICH CJuly 317 Vocational. of 1943 Stuckey Sutton Talhelm Tantius Taylor THE HORSESHOE OF Page Sixty-Jive Sullivan B. Summers Swanger G. Swartz Tampt F. Tantius Tanzi W. Tnuber Taylor P. Tetanich 1948 J. Thomas Thompson Th0mPS0'l J 5 H1 . ,' W. Thompson J. Tobin M. Trcese F. Trone Tilson Tragon Trl-csc Trotter Titus Treese Trego . T rotte r School Previews JAMES IRVIN THOMAS, JR. "Jay" 6December 203 College Preparatory-Home Room Attendance Di- rector 23 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Vice President 33 Band 1, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 33 Annual Show 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball Captain 2. JOANNE THOMPSON "Jo" lApril 113 College Preparatory- Booster Club 1, 2, 33 Bridge Club 23 Horseback Rid- ing Club 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Traffic Patrol 33 Christ- mas Pageant 2, 33 Annual Show 2, 33 Girls League Vocational Committee 3. ROY A. THOMPSON lSep- tember 293 Vocational. WILLIAM BRUCE THOMP- SON "Gill" CDecember 213 General-Home Room Sales Manager 2, Representative 23 Varsity Track 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 23 Auxiliary Police 1, 23 Hall Patrol 3. FLORINE JEAN TILSON "Tillie" CFebruary 13 Commercial-Roller Skating Club 1, 33 Chorus 3. EVELYN MAY TITUS "Tootie" iJuly 153 Com- mercial-Bowling Club 13 Bridge Club 2. C. JANET TOBIN "Bunny" 6October 243 General-Home Room Secretary 23 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mountain Echo Staff 2, Typist 2. RICHARD C. TRAGON "The Rock" fMay 143 Vocational-Home Room President 1, 2, 33 Var- sity Football 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3. JAMES B. TREESE "Jim" lMay 143 Vocational-Home Room President 13 Baseball Club 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. MARJORIE JEAN TREESE "Marge" 1June 233 General--Future Teachers Club 33 Ushers Club 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3. MARY JANE TREESE "Janie" lSeptember 263 College Preparatory-Bowling Club 1, 2, 33 Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 Academy of Science 33 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 33 Horseshoe Staff 2, 3, Club Editor 33 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, Kickball Captain 33 Traffic Patrol 2, 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 3, PAULINE JOYCE TREGO "Polly Jo" CJuly 313 College Preparatory- A Cappella Choir 33 Chorus 2. FREDERICK W. TRONE "Freddie" lSeptember 33 College Prepara- tory-Home Room President 13 Tumbling Club 1, 2, 33 Nature Observation Club 13 Swimming and Water Safety Club 13 Flask and Beaker Club 23 Chess Club 23 Varsity Track 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Football Captain 3. L. DAMARIS TROTTER fFebruary 123 College Preparatory-Bowling Club 13 Future Teach- ers Club 2, Vice President 23 Flask and Beaker Club 33 Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Traffic Patrol 33 Girls League Health Committee 33 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. DON TROTTER CSeptember 123 College Pre- paratory-Home Room Secretary 23 Band 3. Page Sixty-six and and rchestra Concerts ANNA MARIE TROXELL "Trox" CSeptember 213 General-Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 25 Hall Patrol 33 Traffic Patrol 3. PAUL T. TROXELL, JR. "Pete" fSeptember 273 Vocational. VADA TSAMOU- TALES 4September 53 General-Bowling Club 15 Chorus 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 35 Annual Show 2, 3. MILDRED ELSIE TULOWITZKE "Millie" fAugust 53 George-Dean-Chorus 1, 2, 39 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. LAURA CATHERINE UTZ "Pinky" CMarch 313 General-Social Dancing Club 23 Y-Teen Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3. ROBERT GENE VanZANDT "Bob" CMay 33 Col- lege Preparatory-Rome Room President lg Hi-Y Club 2: Magic Club 13 Band 1, 31 Intramural Sports 1. BARBARA ANN VETTER "Bobbie Ann" Uanuary 163 George-Dean-Y-Teen Club 1. RICHARD P. VIOLA "Dick" fFebruary 123 College Preparatory. BERNARD T. VISOCKY CDecember 153 Vocational. RAPHAEL J. VOLTZ "Rip" CAugust 313 General. NANCY JANE WAGNER "Nano" lFebruary 223 College Preparatory-Home Room Representative 3g Nature Observation Club 1, President 1, Flask and Beaker Club 33 Quill and Scroll 35 Mountain Echo Staff 2, 3, Literary Editor 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Traffic Patrol 2, 33 Senate 1, 2, 3. ROY V. WAG- NER "Buokey" 4February 253 Vocational-Fe1low- ship Club 35 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, Home Room Vice President 3. JOHN M. WAITE "Sidge" 4October 53 General-Home Room President 23 A Cappella Choir 2, 3. HARRY CALVIN WALKER fAugust 133 Col- lege Preparatory-Hi-Y Club lg Roller Skating Club 1, Home Room Sales Manager 2. JOHN WILLIAM WALKER "Jack" CMarch 23 General-Baseball Club 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3. A. Troxell P. Troxell V. Tsamoutales M. Tulowitzke L. Utz R. VanZandt B. Vetter R. Viola B. Visocky R. Voltz N. Wagner R. Wagner J. Waite H. Walker , J. Walker l THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Sixty-seven limax to Altoona H igh School F u,n--- HELEN ELAINE WALLACE fAugust 157 General -Booster Club 15 Music Program Club 25 Swimming and Water Safety Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 2. BERNICE M. WATCHEY 1May 117 Com- mcrcialfSocial Dancing Club 2, President 25 Moun- tain Echo Staff 3, Typist 3. DOLORES WATSON "Dee" CFebruary 197 College Preparatory-Booster Club 25 Future Teachers Club 35 Henry T. Burleigh Chorus 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Christmas Pag- eant 2. DORIS MAY WATSON "Dodie" tNovember 287 George-Dean-Pinochle Club 35 Chorus 2, 3. LIL- LIAN DOLORES WATTERS "Dorrie" 1July 257 George-Dean-Swimming and Water Safety Club 15 Nurse's Aide 35 Home Room Representative 2. JOAN PHYLLIS WAYNE "Red" fFebruary 137 College Peparatory-Swimming and Water Safety Club 25 Ushers Club 35 Bowling Club 35 Horseshoe Staff 35 Class Program Committee 3. MARGARET GRACE WEAVER "Peggy" fMay 237 George-Dean- Home Room Representative 15 Social Dancing Club 25 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Annual Show 1, 35 Hall Patrol 3. PATRICIA LOU WEAVER "Patty" iDecember 227 College Preparatory-Home Room Secretary 35 Ush- ers Club 1, 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Horseshoe Staff 2, 3, Literary Editor 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Traffic Patrol 2, 35 Board of Publications 35 Class Executive Committee 2, 3. ROBERT W. WEAVER "Bob" fJune 267 College Preparatory-Home Room Vice President 1, Treasurer 1, 2, Representative 1, 25 Varsity Track 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. BAR- BARA J. WEISS "Bulbs" CMay 97 George-Dean- Home Room Treasurer 3, Secretary 25 Bowling Club 3. PHYLLIS JOAN WENDLE "Phyl" tMarch 297 George-Dean-Booster Club 25 Swimming and Water Safety Club 3. Intramural Sports 3. MAXINE NA- OMI WENRICI-I "Macky" fFebruary 227 College Preparatory. BETTY JANE WERTZ "Bratz" Uanu- ary 277 Commercial-Chorus 2, 35 Annual Show 2. MARY ELIZABETH WESTON CMay 57 Commer- cial-Home Room Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Repre- sentative 35 Horseshoe Staff 3, Typist 35 Senate 35 Class Finance Committee 3. MARY JOAN WEY- ANDT "Jo" lMay 77 Commercial-Ushers Club 25 Y-Teen Club 35 A Cappella Choir 35 Annual Show 35 Home Room Representative 2. H. Wallace B. Watchey D. Watson D. Watson D. Watters J. Wayne M. Weaver l'. Weaver R. Weaver B. Weiss l P. Wendle M. Wenrich B. Wertz M. Weston J. Weyandt Page Sixty-eight Senior Banquet gj'fiIlil,l'S KENNETH E. WHITE "Ken" fJuly 213 General. MALISSA ANN WHITE "Ann" fMarch 293 College Preparatory-Home Room President 15 Bridge Club 35 Ushers Club 35 Swimming and Water Safety Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls League President 35 Traffic Patrol 2, 35 Class Secretary 1. MIRIAM LOUISE WHITE fDecember 183 Commercial-Photography Club 1. JOHN N. WIBERG "Webe" fApril 253 Gen- eral-Home Room President 25 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, Sec- retary 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3. DONALD ROB- ERT WIBLE "Don" 1Apri1 53 General-Home Room President 3, Representative 35 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 2, 35 Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Squad Leader 1, 2, 3. JUNE LORRAINE WIBLE fJune 53 Commercial -Traffic Patrol 2, 3. JACOB J. WIESINGER "Jake" lDecember 183 Vocational-Home Room President 3. DONALD GENE WIKE "Frenchy" CApril 73 General -Home Room Treasurer 35 Nature Observation Club 35 Varsity Track 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. BETTY JANE WILEY lMay 273 General-Fellowship Club 12 Chorus 2. RICHARD D. WILLIAMS "Dick" COctober 163 Vocational-Roller Skating Club 2, 3. CONNIE J. WILLIAMSON fNovember 273 George- Dean-Booster Club 1, 25 Bridge Club 35 A Cappella Choir 3, Treasurer 35 Girls League Treasurer 35 Class Vice President 25 Christmas Pageant 2, 35 Traffic Patrol 2, 35 Annual Show 1, 2, 3. JACQUELINE MARIE WILLIS "Jacky" CMay 263 College Prepara- tory-Future Teachers Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 35 Christmas Pageant 2. JULIA ANN WILLIS fDecember 103 George-Dean. DONALD WILSON "Red" Uanuary 53 General-Brass Choir 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. DUANE L. WILSON "Dude" CAugust 23 General-Band 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Varsity Football 35 Junior Varsity Foot- ball 25 Annual Show 2. of V343 . White . White Wiberg Wible Wiesinger Wike . Williams Williamson Willis Wilson ll E Il O R S IC II O It O I" 1 Sl Al 8 Page Sixty-nine . White Wible Wiley Willis D. Willon jcniurs Graduation--- of lf 43 Wilt Wogan Woodrlng Wright Ylngllug Wilt Woleslagle Woods Yahner Ylngllng w In . C H J. I. Wise Wolf Woolson Yanke Young JOANN LUCILLE WILT "Jo" CSeptember 87 Col- lege Preparatory-Booster Club 11 A Cappella Choir 25 Chorus 33 Receptionist 25 Hall Patrol 3. THOMAS WILT "Tom" CMay 257 General-Tumbling Club 35 Rolling Skating Club 3. EMILY M. WISE fMarch 33 Commercial-Home Room Treasurer 2g Chorus 1, 2. JOAN WOGAN "Jobie" CMay 253 George Dean- Social Dancing Club 1: Bowling Club 3, Chorus 2. VIVIAN FAY WOLESLAGLE 4April 3? Commercial -Hall Patrol 3. CATHERINE WOLF "Cathy" CSeptember 167 Gen- eral-Horseback Riding Club 3. NORMA J. WOOD- RING "Bootie" Uune 25 General-Home Room Vice President 2, Bowling Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3. C. GARY WOODS "Preacher" 4July 75 General-Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice President 33 Photography Club 3, Vice President 3, Fellowship Club 3, Presi- dent 32 A Cappella Choir 3, Mountain Echo Staff 33 Varsity Football Manager 3, Varsity Baseball Man- ager 1, 2, 3, Head Manager 2, 35 Junior Varsity Foot- ball 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. HELEN JACQUE- LINE WOOLSON fMay 199 College, Preparatory- Roller Skating Club 15 Booster Club 2g A Cappella Choir 2, 33 Class Treasurer 31 Girls League Commit- tee 3. LORRAINE E. WRIGHT "Duchess" CFebruary 163 General-Social Dancing Club 1, Chorus 2. PATRICIA A. YAIHWER "Pat" Uanuary 21 Gen- eral-Chorus 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3, Home Room Secretary 3. JOSEPH AUGUST YANKE "Jose" CJune 79 General-Home Room Representative 1. JOAN A. YINGLING "Blondie" CFebruary 263 Com- mercial-Hall Patrol 3. MARIAN L. YINGLING fSeptember 61 College Preparatory-Home Room Vice President 33 Chorus 35 Class Executive Com- mittee 2. ISABELLE YOUNG "Issy" QFebrua.ry 227 General-Hall Patrol 3. P006 3612811311 A Door to the Future DONALD M. ZETTLE iMarch 237 Vocational. JOAN MAY ZIMMERMAN fApril 305 Commercial- Home Room Representative 1, President 22 Sub-Deb Club 15 Booster Club 2. JANET LUCILLE ZINN "Blondy" CFebruary 107 General. JOHN SAMUEL CLOUSER CJuly 255 Vocational. ALBERT GUY COFFMAN lAugust 43 Vocational-Auxiliary Police 1, 2, 3. VIRGINIA COLE "Ginny" CFebruary 185 General-Variety Club 15 Girl Reserve Club 22 Y-Teen Club 2. ROBERT LEHR "Bob" CFebruary 277 College Preparatory-Flask and Beaker Club 33 Hi-Y Club 15 A Cappella Choir 15 Intramural Sports 1. DOROTHY OSWALD "Dotty" CJu1y 163 George-Dean. WILLIAM CLARENCE STEELE "Bill" fAugust 103 Vocational. D. Zettle J. Zimmerman J. Clouser A. Coffman R. Lehr D. Oswald Seniors Who Avoided the Photographer John Gilbert Bowers, Mary Irene Diethrich, Ellsworth L. Helms, John D. Kensinger, Robert L. Lafferty, Donald Larson, Willilnald Otto Maier, Arnold Mara- bella, Paul L. Parks, Harvey Samuels, Walter P. Shaunessy. CLASS COLORS Maroon and Silver CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO QW e rise with each succeeding rlayf, THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Seventy-one J. Zinn V. Cole W. Steele Senior Twins Brothers and Sisters "Rip" Meets Coach Little Freedom Documents Arguing It Out Pins and Needles Into the Mike, Please Where's Your Hall Pass? Radio Rehearsal We Think Page Seventy-two T' x" V ' e p rf 5, nl' 1 CY' - XY f4 . L v I XMI R Seated-Miss McKerihan, Miss Bloomfield, Seated-Joseph Armstrong. Miss Puckey. Standing-Jacqueline Del Grosso, Sara Standing-Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Whittaker, Mr. Crum, Jane Grubb. Rhodes. ' 'I J ' , ,. 1-0 uinmr e, lass ROLLING ALONG TO GRADUATION DAY The "forty-niners," this year's Junior Class, held their place in the spotlight in all school activities. Their first class meeting of the year was held on October 28 to in- stall newly elected officers. The re- tiring president introduced the head faculty sponsor, who, in turn, intro- duced the new officers. Entertain- ment was furnished by the high school dance band, which played se- lections of popular music, and by Junior members of the a cappella choir. The second meeting, on March 23, was held to prepare for the annual Junior dance. In addition to the reg- ular business, a musical revue, fea- turing songs popular during the elev- en years the juniors had attended school, was presented by talented members of the class. The Spring Dance, sponsored by the Junior class, was enjoyed by everyone who attended it. Held in the study hall, on April 2, it was brightened by special features such as a square dance, the congo line, and a tag dance. Music was furnished by a juke box. The energetic juniors were active in all phases of school life. The class was well represented in varsity and junior varsity sports and its mem- bers were among the most ardent supporters of the athletic program. Selected members took examinations sponsored by Drexel Institute to test their general knowledge. Juniors also won recognition in a cappella choir, choruses, dramatics, band, and or- chestra. Page Seventy-four OFF TO A GOOD START-KEEP GOING The Class of 1950 had an excep- tional opportunity to become ac- quainted with Altoona High. At their Hrst meeting a skit introducing school administrators and giving the loca- tion of their offices was presented. In this dramatization, puzzled soph- omores were shown entering differ- ent school offices. Each administra- tor told the visitors something of the service he gave to the school. This play gave the sophomores a great amount of needed information. The class sponsors were also introduced. In their own home rooms, they elected class officers and senate rep- resentatives. One of the finest activities of the year was the three-day program for parents of sophomores. During these three typical school days, the parents saw the school and pupils in the reg- ular daily routineg they ate lunch at a special period set aside for them. After enjoying an excellent program in the auditorium, the parents met their children, who escorted them to the class rooms to meet the teachers. The initial dance of the sopho- mores, held on January 9, was called the "Sno-Ball." With the help of clever advertising over the public address, the dance was a success. Seated-Miss Heiss, Miss Lowther Miss Seated-Charles Christodoulos, Marion Schwartz. Cherry. Standing-Susan Holtzinger, Martha Ritchey. Standing-Mr. Dejaiffe, Mr. Marshall M Kensinger. Page Seventy-five Sports in the limelight as our athletes give a gootl display A VIEW 0F ATHLETICS X . -I-W, X , aah Bashorc Co -N, ,, , f , , . V ' Team Opp. AHS Peabody ........ 7 6 "' Westinghouse 0 0 ' New Castle ..... 28 12 1' Latrobe . ..... .. 0 26 Greensburg .,... 18 20 Johnstown .. ... 6 6 , Windber .. ...... 7 35 Penn High . ..... 6 20 Williamsport ... 6 18 Total .......... 78 143 5 Won, 2 Lost, 2 Tied Another Successful Morse Coaches Adams, Bashore, cola, Dinges Trainer , McDermitt. Mastro Connacher Off for Short Gain 7 . 'll Tumi 'Nunn Page Seventy-aight Season for the Mountain Lions An injury-riddled lineup, plus lack of experienced material, cost us some early season victories, but the coaches were pleased with the way the team played under these conditions. Al- though the Lions were slow in get- ting started, they came on to Iinish in great style. Peabody 7-Altoona 6. Altoona received the kickoff, but was forced to punt on fourth down. From this point, Peabody put on a drive of 63 yards, climaxed by Pa1umbo's pass- ing to Keen for the touchdown. An- other pass was good for the extra point. Raber, running his team from the modified T and the power-laden sin- gle wing, scored in the last period, but he fumbled when trying to dup- licate this play for the extra point. Altoona 0 - Westinghouse 0. The Lions gained plenty of yardage, but the Electricians always held when AHS threatened. The nearest to a touchdown Altoona got was to the one-yard line, where Raber fumbled and Westinghouse recovered. New Castle 28 - Altoona 12. Grib- ble, New Cast1e's triple-threat back, passed and ran 25 of their 28 points. Nabers and Coder featured in Al- Front Roqw-J. Henry. J. Oswalt, W. Erbeck, R. O'Donnell, R. Burris, W. Briggs, E. Hoover, C. Ammernian R. ragon. Second: RUIIVMR. Traficanti, J. Brubaker, E. DiGuiseppi, C. Gottshall, D. VVilson, S. Miller, II. Beigle, R. Davis oac orse. Third Row-Coach Bashore, H. Horton. R. Geigert, A. Corbo. R. Loucks, C. Coder, G. Becker, R. Hall, N. Pellegrine Coach Adams. Fourth Row'-Coach McDermitt, K. Connacher, V. Johnson. R. Goodfellow, W. Stimer. E. Nabers, R. Hildebrand T.R'll,C hD' C hMt l ex y oac lYlg6S, oac as roco a. Fifth Row-W. Harvey, J. Fenell. C. Saylor, R. Brandt, B. Coulter, G. Woods, E. Carneval, L. Stonebrakcr C. Chesney, Ingleman, A. Fleck. Sixth Row-S. Bathurst, S. Englernan, C. Eakins, D. Dickens, J. Steak, P. Pennington, L. Campagana. B. Louc-ks D. Lingenfelter, E. Engleman, W. Brandt, R. Stetter, F. Corl. H Pl H 0 R- S Pl .S H U Pl 0 F I fl I 8 Page Seventy-nine LIOIIS on Parade toona's scoring. O'Donnell starred on defense, being in every Lion tackle. Altoona 26-Latrobe 0. The Lions, scoring in every period, were led by Nabers with two touchdowns and a placement. and Oswalt with one touchdown. O'Donnell intercepted three Latrobe passes. Altoona 20 -Greensburg 18. Con- nacher's, Hall's, and Nabers' tallies put the Lions in front, but it was Nabers' and Tragon's placements which turned the tide of battle. Greensburg also scored three times but failed to convert. Front Row--D. Lingvnfvllvr, S. I':llf.Ill'llHill E. Englvnian. Sm-mul Row-C. Eakins, W. Brznnlt. L. Cain ' pn-ganna, B. Louc-ks, D. Divkvn. Third Row--P. Pennington, F. Curl, S. Bath urst, R. Page Eighty Stuttcr. Line--VV. Briggs, E. Hoover W. Erbevk, R. O'Donnoll R. Burris, D. VVilsnn, li Goodfvllow. Backfleld, E. Nabm-rs, .I. Os- walt, C. Coder, R. Rabcr. Linvgll. Ilnll, li. Ilildo- brand. ll. Clarkv, C. Gott- shall. W. Stinwr, A. Corbri, J. Henry. Bavklielfl-S. Miller, C. Am- niornmn. R. T 1' a g on, K. Connachcr. Lookmg for a Hole A Lion on the Prowl Rumblmg Along Cracking Over Team Work Caught from Behind 3 H 1 ia .gl Altoona 6-Johnstown 6. Johns- town drew first blood, scoring their touchdown in the second period but missing the ever-important extra point. It was in the last period that O'Donnell intercepted an Edmonds' pass on the twenty-eight and ran it back to the five, three plays later, Coder crashed over for the score. Nabers' try for the extra point was wide. Altoona 35 - Windber 7. Unleash- ing a powerful land-and-air attack, the Lions rolled over Windber. Raber scored twice, Hall, Connacher, and Nabers each scored once. Nabers and Ammerman accounted for five place- ments. Altoona 20 - Penn High 6. Raber, Loucks, and Coder were responsible for the touchdowns and Nabers for booting two out of three placements. Bruno of Penn ran 102 yards on an intercepted pass for Penn's only score. Altoona 18-Williamsport 6. In the first half, Ernie Nabers ran 22 and 35 yards for touchdowns, on the first play of the second half, Raber scampered 65 yards for the final score. Page Eighty-one Iil'llh2llU'l' l5lll'l'iS 'I'1':lIis':lnti Mintu Iiriggss I1I1'bm-k C'l:u'lu- Hvnrv VVils1m l,mx1'ks l'rr4lc'l' O'IJunm-Il lL'lbI'l' I3llViH Iivilly Fr'igc-l'L 1lumli'1'lIvrXk Nlillvr 'I'1':1g'm1 Nnht-rs Hrmvvl' Uswzllt C'm'bu Hull I Axnnu-rmzm 1 tlnllslmll -rid liars Page Highly-tu'u wr? 3'-355 Q ,E as ff ,A, S 4 - A ' ' I , L , .T X' ' 2 ' f " 5 f i - . . "QZg ,,. , P wer 2 Q E It A LI V:E:' ' S A it . ? f 5 r Lf' is s A if .:i, S ,Q V7 1 w Q Q ef f , E 2 K K , V V .. ,k "' Q K j' 11.5 M H K Xf,. j Q ff ' b N X 1 B " V X' ' H: x A , f :AI I - If 4' K Juli jk A 'P Z A L g- k l th , W L35 'ttf ' Q AA .. : Z f hz 'J f if V' 1 2 by J, 2'1 - i l . , VV., 4 I 1 J , . . l,,- vlb. j ,E Ir s. mi 5 vzllllf' 'wo' A "" ' , gf A ,: i . - M if ' . A H, 'f J' -3 . 1 Vv,k lk' A 4 N4 :Q F " '4 JH I, bg: ' . S Y li: Msg loinpletes Another Exciting Season JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Ti-ani Opp. AHS Orbisonia .. ..., 0 47 Mahaffcy ,. Bellwood . . .... 13 12 Johnstown .. . . 6 0 Total .. . . . .57 96 C3!'l'0llt0WY1 .-.. 20 6 Coaches Ramsey and Black Bezivcrdalc . .... 18 12 2 Won, 4 Lost. l"i-mil llnw .I. lVl:ii1ll, li, Grnvf-, G. Clzipps-i'. .l. Winti-rs. li. Lawlivznl. VV. Custlnw, L. Flvniingz' T. l'Ili1ui'y. li. IVI1-K1-lV"5l D. Howl:-S. VV. Cfwlirziin-, F. Akv. Svrrnifl iiuww IJ. Bakr-i'. C. Tliurntmi, Ii. llUllSll'Y. C. Cll!'l5tllll0lllUS, D. Nivmivinns. L. MllSl'2lll'lll Ii. Cnllc-rig:-. R. T. Milli-r, C. Dnnnv, F. Tatv. C. Rurnliviinvr, C. Shaw. 'I'liir1l liuw- W. Spzirks, T. King. .l. Sturnif-i', D, B1-rry. E. Williams. M. Dingvs, .l. O'Dunn0ll I'. lVllf.I'llUf.l'll11, W. Muffitt. Ii, Davis, R. Gatvs. W. Tuwilsi-nd. W. Wilson. I+'uni'tl1 Huw D. W:-nrivli. D. Dunn:-, VV. VValt1-rs. D. Buys-r, G. Blat-k, W. Iliitvllismi. R. Clarkv fl. I-is-rry. D. Mzlrtin. G. New-fl. E. SlilZlXVll'X, R. Be-lwi's, B. KvrStvttc'i', W. Laughlin. l+'iI'ili liuw D. Ke-Ily. VV. Ml'AlZll'lll'j', .I. Figurm-l. D. Fitzgvrald, R. Garinan, J. Rilvy, C. Ennis. D. Klinv-. Sixth Huw A. Eiiglv-innii. D. Dil-ke-n. J. Sh-:i-k. Conf-li Bla:-k, Cnarh Hainsvy, VV. Brand-i. R. Stvt- ll'I', li. l1liili'kH. Page Eighty-four e-T. Emory, W. Cost- low, D. Bowles. G. Clap- pe R Winters, D. Nicodernus. Backfleld - L. Fleming, J Maidl, B. Cochrane. F Ake. . Lawhead, J. The first Jay Vee game of the sea- son saw thirty-four eager Altoona High Junior Varsity football players win a smashing victory over Orbi- sonia. The score was 47-0. It was an "away" game. The "B" team then traveled to Bellwood for a disappointing 13-12 score in favor of Bellwoodg the oppo- nents completed fourteen out of twenty-one passes. Both teams made touchdowns in the second quarter, but our boys did not make the extra point-a failure which cost them the game. Johnstown left Altoona, on Octo- ber 17, with a 6-0 victory over the Lions. It was an exciting game, with no score until the fourth quarter. The boys played a tough game. However, the next game was a 20-6 victory for gr-Jiiglrolltown on the Mansion Park e . Then the red-clad footballers from Beaverdale came to Mansion Park to take home a. victory of 18-12. The game was a see-saw affair until the last three minutes of the second quarter when Beaverdale scored the tirst touchdown of the game. But, a minute later, the Little Lions tied up the game with a touchdowng the score was 6-6 at the half. However, in the third quarter, Beaverdale scored two more touchdowns and Altoona scored one. The Jay Vee boys finished the sea- son with a 19-0 victory over Mahaf- fey, with plenty of replacements. A good way to end the season! With the coaching of Hugh Black and Cyril Ramsey, many of the "B" team members become excellent Var- sity men. THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page Eighty-five Coach Rice Coach Kensinger asketball Action-Packed Season Coach Rice's dribblers came through another successful year, winning 17 out of 22 regularly scheduled games, and went to within one game of the District 6 title. The Lion Cagers opened a long, tough season with a 54-24 win over Bellefonte. The first and last baskets were made by Jerry Platt, John Wi- berg was high-point man. However, the Mountaineers got a taste of defeat when they lost to Mc- Keesport by a score of 33-27. The Lions blew their chances by making poor outside shots. But it was Victory again for the Lion cagers as they defeated the Tro- jans of Mount Union, 45-29. Wiberg became the main point - getter by chalking up 17 points. At their first home game, the boys defeated a strong opponent, the Alumni Cagers. The varsity men were paced by Jerry Platt with 10 points. The score was 41-30. The undefeated Aliquippa team jolted the Mountain Lions, 53-48. Twice during the game the Ricemen enjoyed a leading score but could not hold against their strong op- ponents. The Maroon and Whiters beat the Sharon dribblers, 41-34, on the lat- ter's court. The Sharon team was on a victory streak of five games before they were bumped off by Altoona. The Mountaineers outscored New Castle's quintet from the court by field goals, but fell short at the free throw line. It was foul shots that gave New Castle a 36-34 victory. Page Eighty-six I Vtrlll Huw-D. II:-im. J. VVib1-rg, J. He-llry. D. VVib1v. R. LJQDKDIIIIQAII, J. Oswalt. J. Larnivk, G. Ailvhn-smm, .l. Platt Ulrllfi Huw L. Gibhmmy, S. Yun. D. Lluyd, VV. VVolfe, T. Enmry. A. Goldlwrg, A. Muxwvll. Cmxvh Ill:-4-. hirwi Hmv--Ii. M4'NvaI. R. Hull, H. Lung, H. Nvunwu, R. Funk, R. Millvr, A. Box. + 'ont Hrrvv-II. Hvm'vl', VV, Cm-h1'z111. XV. Birch. F. Lvzuivr, .I. Millvr, M. Nl'IiilNl'1'i'I', XV. Alltl-Flu-1'g'4'r. Il. M4'IllU'l Y J... VN. I,1t.11. Vtllllf Iiovv- D. Luv:-, II. HulJism1. R. Gatvs, .I. IWIKIIUHPII, J. Ru-rklvy, Fl, Fuchlxlew, J, H,lHif.1't'I'S, D. Flvislmllr E. Hlmads, G. LllC'i2illtl. Third Row-S. Gatvs, VV. VVi1sm1, H. Grove, T. Stvvens, Cuavh KvuSing'+3r. J. Ilichardf-lla. J. Cav:-, C. Dvyf-ll'Illill. Page Eighty-seven 15118151311-'l'l'S Enjoy Thirteen-Game Win Streak The McKeesport quintet won a 42-36 victory over the Lions. Once again, foul shots lost the game for Altoona, the locals made four and the visitors 12 out of 15 shots each. Outscoring Westmont High cagers on their own floor, the Mountain Lions handed the Westmont basket- eers their first loss in three starts, 41-37. Johnny Wiberg was high- point man for the Lions. The Bellefonte team was "run out" when the Maroon and White took an easy game, 67-27. The Lion Cagers turned back the Trojans of Johnstown on the Johnnie floor, 52-36. The Trojans held the upper hand in the first half, but the D I-Ieim A. Maxwell W. Wolfe Mountaineers showed their ability to come from behind and win a hard- fought game. And then the Lions put the finish- ing touches on Huntingdon. In the fourth quarter, the team went full- steam ahead and chalked up 20 points to the visitors' 6. The final score was 50-19. Franklin High was an easy victory for Altoona. In the third quarter the battle royal was between the Blue Jays and Altoona's third team. The Hnal score was 60-24. The next victim was Hollidaysburg. Although the Maroon and Whiters committed 23 fouls, they won the game with a score of 47-26. J. Larnick T. Emory G Aitcheson 'l ll IC H 0 R S IC S II U IC 0 F 1 9 -1 S Page Eighty-nine Last-Minute Pointers First String Strikes Pose T1-inn AHS l14'll:'l'uill ' 54 M1-Km-:ey I 27 MI. Union .45 Alumni 4l Aliquipp , , 48 SllIlI'lIll fll IM-W K ll . 34 Mvlic-1 port 36 X'l'f':4ln ll 4l Ill-Il4'I'1rlll1' l .lulmsluwn 2 llunlilugiloil .10 l4'i':mkIin lil' Iloilimiyslnirf 47 Williamsport . 358 .lnlmslown . 37 llilllillziysliliwg' l"l'7llllillIl 57 Ilunlingwloi U2 VV:-stlmmt 64 Ml. lvlllllll 44 XVilli:i-mspo I 57 l'II,lMlNA'l'ION GAMES .li-l':41'5' SllHl'l' . , . ,. . . 52 Ml. Union . . 157 Ctlllvlllllllgh . 33 Opp. 24 33 29 30 53 3-1 fill 42 37 27 36 lil 21 26 5 I U 'll .Zh 32 2X 60 32 51 53 Page Ninety Highlights Jaffa Mosque was the scene of a very exciting game between Wil- liamsport and Altoona, with Altoona trying to break this season's 12-1 record held by Williamsport. The Lions made 9 points in less than 60 seconds to beat the Billporters, 39-35. Johnstown was a little harder to crack in their second encounter, but the repeat game was won by the Mountain Lions, 37-29. Altoona held the lead all through the second Hollidaysburg-Altoona game, which ended with a 52-30 win. The tenth straight victory was .won by the Rice cagers at Franklin, where they defeated the Blue Jays, 57-41. Wiberg's 18 points made him top man. Going up! Altoona won its elev- enth game in a row by easily defeat- ing Huntingdon, 62-26. The Lions showed good form as they thumped the visiting Westmont cagers, 64-32. The thirteenth win in a row was a 44-28 victory for Altoona over Mount Union. Williamsport ended the winning streak by defeating the Lion cagers, 60-57. Fouls, again, probably lost the game for Altoona. In the playoffs, the Mountain Lions defeated Jersey Shore 52 - 32. and Mount Union 67 - 51. On Tuesday, March 16, the Ricemen were defeated by Conemaugh at State College, 53-33. The Junior Varsity of Altoona High had a very fine season, losing only three out of twenty-one games. Usually their games were played as preliminaries to those of the varsity, however, they played a few on a separate schedule. hikvwf . 5.151 . Nr, , . 1 .1 453, Mi T 1 1 f R5 . Q , we '. xli Xin 1 5 g . N ,f 55 w-,k,,g "x....M W .,. .Z v 53 1 if 1 if 4 A "' xg Y '73 v Q ' - 6 , i ?ji.E.,,4w a W 51322 f f M i 5 QQ Track, a favorite sport in Altoona High, has a very definite place among the athletic activities of our school. "Flying Parson" Gil Dodds and his Wheaton College gang helped make the annual Alumni -A. H. S. meet a big day at Mansion Park. A. H. S. won by a score of 59-49 .... Then the Lions walked off with 16 points from the W. P. I. A. L. Relays held at Ambridge. They set a new record for the shot-put. This broke a record held by Altoona since 1939. At the annual Coaches' Relays the Altoona boys won eight of the twelve events and set a new record for the shuttle-low-hurdle relay in 54.2 sec- onds .... On May 13 the Mountain Lions defeated the Williamsport boys 69 to 64. Altoona High lifted the District 6, Class A, P. I. A. A. cup for the nine- teenth consecutive year. Paul Adams, head coach, accepted the trophy cup as presented by Congressman James E. VanZandt. The Lions scored 81 HQ points. Page Ninety-two indermen Front Row' -W. Marks, P. Wilt, S. Jones, R, Kolhenschla,f.:, R. Clnppvr, J. Orr, R. Lucas, S. Wagner, F. Guido, R, Fipurel, J. Rabi-nstoin. S4-cond Row--G. Bittnvr. J. Clousvr. J. Grow, P. Ciampoli, E. Difinissopv, B. Coulter, C. Kelli-y. R. Conziway, R. Brant, L. Swunuer. J. Foor. J. Imvis. Third Ruw-- J. Feather, S. Bathurst, C. Saylor, R. Frank, R. Hoover, R. Wan- ner, L. Miller, R, O'Donnoll, J. Oswalt D. Edminston, K. Earni-st, R. Snyder. Fourth Row ---- T. Reilly, L, Lnmbvrt, T.. F11-ming, A, Corba, T. King, R. Loucks. C. Coder, E. Nabi-rs. John Fezithvr, L. Stone-broker, D. Boyer, T. Shortenvar- rivr, R. Goorifvllow. Fifth Row -H1-ad Coach, Mr. Adams: As- sistant Mzmager, N. Tsamoutalesg As- sistant Manaxxer, A, Puntnzi-sg Ht-:id Manmzvr, M. Fimh-rg Assistant Coach, Mr. Bowser. Over the Top Four "Champs" ....'f I .- 1 i M 5 ig. Display Good Form Finally came the last meet of the season, the State P. I. A. A. finals. These were held at State College. Altoona's rooting section gave full support to our boys who were com- peting in the 29 Track and Field events. Altoona scored several more points than they had in the '46 meet. Coaches Bowser and Adams Up It Goes Ballet? Not Quite Good Exercise Plenty of Push Like the Shoes? Flying High Weight Men X , 4 i W r X K 41. , 41 . Page Ninety-three PY' Coaches Kensinger, Black, and Wareham 5 R. 10 14 11 2 8 6 0 SEASON'S RECORD AHS Opponent H. E. R. H. E. 13 2 Morrison Cove 0 4 3 4 2 Alumni . ...... 8 11 1 8 4 Kiski . ........ 13 15 2 12 3 Hollidaysburg.. 9 10 4 13 3 Mercersburg. .. 9 12 1 11 1 Cresson .... 0 3 3 4 2 Clearfield . .... 3 6 7 4 1 Hollidaysburg.. 0 6 2 9 2 Kiski . ..,..... 0 6 5 4 4 Crcsson ...... 5 5 2 5 1 Mercersburg. . . 5 12 0 10 5 Johnstown ... 4 9 1 ELEPHANT HOLD THEIR OW Page Ninety-four Frmnt Row --J. Stoohr. A. Maxwe-Il. R. Bra-hman. D. Wihlv, W. Maivr, C. Mark, J. IS0llb4'l'lZ'. W, Callvtt. D, Min-rlvy. W. MCNval, R. 1lZ1lllSk'Y, T. Hvpllvr. Svvmmd Row-E. Caldwell, J. Milla-r. S. Millvr, .I. Lowv. R. Donaldson, E. Bates. R. Kvafriwy, E. Winklhauer, R. Baum. W. Kavalski. Third R o w - Coach Black, Mgrs. R. Klinv, C. Shustf-r, R. Bray, G. Woods, R. Mil- lor. S. Wayne-, Assistant Coachvs R. Wareham, L. Konsingur. X . 'W 3 A, im.:-uf' 'JL lg. QQ ,M V 'B- . a -2 vw " f' - - - N' 'X we-au. 'H . 2 , ' S' ' B Q . ' ', . -- "4 ' WgrgL,gx,,U 1 ,Q T '1,. N. 58 1 .-f"- 9 A 5 ww Q UI. 'G fe J L LI 4-:A-gf., "Em'k V :Ar , Q A ,V A AA At i mx it - mfg. gn- W . A ,f!-gf , S . , -5 Q . Q L PM-.f , ,, , , . ft.- , W ,QM r. , , M4 ! v , If w L, 'mx 4 , 'iffy ' - ' LL f 5 s h , 'H A' i , l.k'fZ 5 5 , ,Q i.' 1 Q Y A.. 0 --3 Q J N .. -v . I gl ' x ' 1 'ak I ' i " 151 K , :wx Q Wi f I " ' Q . I , .Q 1 5, ' xy f V ,V - g Wgai ,M is j'M A 'dx I gigggyrg 3 X U. ,mW, ,, - ' E :K 'S fx ' Shiki. iw-2? xxiiali W' ikli, l x ig Richard O'Donnell Outstanding Athlete setter Winners FOOTBALL VARSITY EIGHT-INCH CHENILLE "A" Chester Ammerman, Harold Beigle, Robert Brandt, William Briggs, James Brubaker, Russell Burris, Hugh Clarke, Charles Coder, Ken Connacher, Alfred Corbo, Bruce Coulter, Richard Davis, Ernest DiGuiseppi, William Erbeck, Robert Feigert, Robert Goodfellow, Clair Gottshall, Ralph Hall, Joseph Henry, Edward Hoover, Rowland Loucks, Sammy Miller, Ernest Nabers, Richard O'Donnell, James Oswalt, Richard Raber, Cloyd Saylor, William Stimer, Richard Tragon, Duane Wilson, Fred Corl, Mgr.g Sidney Bathurst, Mgr. K VARSITY SIX-INCH FELT "A" Gerald Becker, James Fenell, Ralph Hildebrand, Howard Horton, Vincent Johnston, Lester Minto, Nick Pellegrine, Ted Reilly, Lester Stonebraker, Richard Traficanti, Managers: Wayne Brandt, Ludwig Campagana, Charles Eakins. JUNIOR VARSITY SIX-INCH FELT "A" Frank Ake, Dean Berry, Charles Burnheimer, Gordon Claprper, William Cochrane, William Costlow, Terry Emory, Leslie Fleming, Ronald Gates, Ronald Grove, Ronald Lawhead, Richard McKe1vy, Paul Mignogna, William Moffitt, Louis Muscatelli, James O'Donnell, Dorsey Rowles, Charles Shaw, Fred Tate, Clayton Thorton, Walter Townsend, Joseph Winters. Page Ninety-six Athletes Receive Monograms JUNIOR VARSITY NUMERALS Donald Baker, Robert Behers, Sheldon Bentley, Gene Berry, George Black, Charles Christodoulos, Robert E. Clarke, Howard Colledge, Richard Davis, Max Dinges, Charles Dunn, Donald Dunn, John Figurel, Donald Fitzgerald, Robert Gorman, Ralph Housley, William Hutchison, Donald Kelley, Blair Kerstetter, Ted King, Donald Kline, Wayne McAlarney, William McLoughlin, David Martin, Robert T. Miller, David Nicodemus, George Reed, Jack J. Riley, Ed Smawley, William Sparks, Joseph Stormer, William Walters, David Wenrich, Edward Williams, William Wilson, Managers: Don Dicken, Emil Englemen, Dan Lingenfelter, Paul Pennington, Jim Steak, Ronald Stetter. BASKETBALL VARSITY EIGHT-INCH CHENILLE "A" George Aitcheson, Dave Heim, Joseph Henry, Joseph Larniick, Richard O'Donnell, James Oswalt, Jerry Platt, John Wiberg, Don Wible, William Wolfe, Manager Lovell Gibboney. VARSITY SIX-INCH CHENILLE "A" Eugene Bates, Terry Emory, Allen Goldberg, Andy Maxwell, Sheldon Yon. JUNIOR VARSITY SIX-INCH FELT "A" Robert Beaver, Melvin Nedimyer, William Burch, William Cochran, Richard McIn- tyre, George Antesberger, Ronald Gates, Walter Betar, James Miller. JUNIOR VARSITY NUMERALS Ronald Robinson, Edward Fochler, Jay Cave, Managers: Donald Love, Guy Luciano, Steve Gates, Clair Deyarmin, Robert Miller. TRACK AND FIELD VARSITY EIGHT-INCH CHENILLE "A" Groff Bittner, Ronald Clapper, Charles Coder, James M. Davis, Robert Figurel, Leslie Fleming, James Foor, Robert Goodfellow, Jack Grove, Francis Guido, Samuel Jones, Charles Kelley, Richard Kolbenschlag, Rowland Loucks, Raymond Lucas, Walter Marks, Larry Miller, Ernest Nabers, Richard O'Donnell, Joseph Orr, John Rabenstein, Thomas Shortencarrier, Robert Snyder, Stephen Wagner, Philip Wilt, James Wood. VARSITY SIX-INCH CHENILLE "A" Robert Brandt, Russell Conaway, Rodger Frank, James Oswalt, Theodore Swauger, Roy Wagner. BASEBALL EIGHT-INCH CHENILLE "A" John Stoehr, Thomas Hepner, Richard Ramsey, Eugene Mack, Jesse Isenberg, Drew Mierley, Willibald Maier, Andrew Maxwell, Donald Wible, Robert Baum, Richard Brehman, Robert Donaldson, James Miller, Samuel Miller, Walter Kawalski, Robert Kearney. SIX-INCH FELT "A" William Collett, Ernest Winklbauer, John Law, Eugene Bules, Fred Tate, Edward Caldwell, Richard Klein, Mgr., Gary Woods, Mgr. NUMERALS Managers: Robert Bray, Robert Miller, Sidney Wayne, Charles Schuster. THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 Page N inety-.seven Cheerleaders Here's a rousing cheer for the Cheerleaders of A. H. S.! It takes a lot of effort to get an enthusiastic response at pep meetings and foot- ball and basketball games. This year the boys did an exceptionally line job, and their untiring efforts were surely an important factor in the success of our athletic games. Mr. Wood also deserves a compliment on his fine work as sponsor of these boys, Athletic Council The Athletic program in Altoona High School is under the supervision of the Athletic Council. This group is composed of the President of the Board of Directors, the Superinten- dent of Schools. the Secretary of the School District, and the following members from the High School: the principal and his assistant, the ath- letic director, and faculty and stu- dent representatives. The group meets twice monthly. These men have charge of all major sports. Their responsibilities include making schedules, arranging games, and purchasing equipment. L fN - Cheer Leaders Second Row-G. Luciano. Rr s D o I l N. Mayor. Thirrl Row-B. Smith. 4 i Council nor, W. Gibbons. Zotlor, E. Dejaiffo. Page lVi'r1c'ty-ciglzt Front Row- Mountain Lion 'l rger., . D ran, .. lou zor, D. Enn'ric'k. PI. Stultl S1-alvml---E. Brooks. R. Thomp son, .l, lklafirlocks, Il. Iil'l Standing - G. Aitchm-son. VW lloffman. R. llllfflllllll. 1 TH Track and Field ecards Event 100 Yard Dash .... . 220 Yard Dash .... . 440 Yard Dash .... . 880 Yard Dash ......... Mile . ................. . 120 Yard High Hurdles C42 inches? ......... 120 Yard High Hurdles C39 inches? ......... 220 Yard Low Hurdles. 200 Yard Low Hurdles. Pole Vault ............ High Jump . .......... . Broad Jump . ....... . Shot Put .............. Discus 64 lb. b oz.l .... Discus Q3 lb. 9 oz.l ..... Hammer Throw . Javelin . .......... . Mile Relay .... .... 2 Mile Relay ............. Distance Medley Relay.. .. 440 Relay ...... ...... 880 Relay ................ Shuttle-Low Hurdle Relay ................. E HOR Holder James Ward James Ward . ,....... . William Madden ...... Calvin Ward .... E. Ammerman .. Donn Kinzle .. James Gehrdes . ...... . Donn Kinzle .... James Gehrdes . ...... . Paul Kruis ...... Byron Crozier Jack Hopper .. Steve Lach Steve Lach ............ Leonard Frescoln Steve Lach .... . . Dan Galbraith ........ Gilliland, O'Shell, Shaner, Madden .McDonald, Scott, Long, Ward . ....... . Swope, Mauro, V. Miller, E. Miller.. Long, Finn, Hopper, Maillard ............ Long, McDonald, Ward, Shaner ....... Wilt, Orr, Lucas, Fleming .. ......... . . Raymond N. Hoffman Athletic Director Meet Year District 6 . . . . . 1935 District 6 .. 1935 State Meet 1939 State Meet . . . .. . 1942 Brown U. .... .. . 1937 Pitt Freshman ...... 1936 State Meet . . . . . . 1943 District 6 .. 1936 State Meet . . . . . . 1943 District 6 .. .... 1944 District 6 . . .. . 1939 District 6 .. 1940 Alumni . ........ . . . 1938 State Meet .......... 1938 W. P. I. A. L. Relays. . 1939 Alumni .. .. ........ . 1937 District 6 ...... . . . 1938 Invitation Meet Coaches Relay Coaches Relay .....1939 ......1940 ......1940 Penn Relays 1941 Coaches Relay Coaches Relay S E S H 0 E 0 F Page Ninety-nine ......1942 ......1947 Record 9.8 ....21.8 ........50.1 1 min. 58.8 4 min. 28.9 ....15.2 ....14.8 ......23.8 .......22.3 SBC SGC SSC SBC SCC SCC S80 SSC SGC ...12 ft. SW in ft. Zin ...21 ft. 955 in ....53 ft. M in 138 ft. 559 in .148 ft. 10W in ...152 ft. lfiz in ...185 ft. 11 in 3 min. 22.2 8 min. 28.8 . . . .13 min. 18.9 lmin. 33.2 . . . .54.2 SCC. SEC. SCC. SCC SGC SSC 1948 Altoona Intramurals l Coach Morse Each year the boys in Altoona High who desire athletic activities but do not have the time or cannot meet the requirements for participa- tion in varsity sports are given an opportunity through the intramural program. A great many of the boys who do not take part in varsity sports are very active in the intra- murals. Touch football, track, foul shoot- ing, and basketball, which make up the intramural sports program, are supervised by Paul Morse. After school hours the boys go to the gymnasium where they take part in the various intramural events. A1- though these sports receive little publicity, many of the boys work very hard to make them successful. There has been developed a keen sense of competition between the home rooms in intramural contests. Interest and Action In Varied Program Such sports develop coordination and alertness in the active participants. The winning home rooms are awarded banners in recognition of their high achievement. The home rooms retain these banners until the following year when the contestants again try for the championship and the coveted banner. Touch football is the first event in the schedule of sports. The team is made up of seven players, three of whom are backs. The game lasts about twenty minutes, with only a two-minute rest between each quar- ter of five minutes each. First downs are granted with each ive-yard gain. This year the basketball tourna- ment between the home rooms was exceptionally good. There were 48 teams, the greatest number ever scheduled in any one year in Altoona Page One Hundred Steady Now Flip-Flop Suspended Animation Hard Work Head Stand No Fouling High. The Winner of the winners' bracket plays the winner of the losers' bracket for the school cham- pionship. The track events of the intramu- rals include the broad jump, high jump, pole vault, shot-put, discus, and javelin. which are staged along with the 50-, 75-, 100-, and 220-yard dashes. The foul-shooting champion of this year Was Merle Evey, who had 70 out of 100 shotsg the runner-up was Tom Schott, with 69 out of 100. Page 0010 Ilunrlrcd One ntramurals Miss Elisabeth Eyre GIRLS IN THE SPOTLIGHT One of the nicest things for girls in the activity program of our high school is the Intramural Sports. They are conducted after school, under the leadership of Miss Frances McGinnis, and any girl is entitled to take part. The Intramurals got off to a quick start with a few weeks of practice preceding the badminton tournament. Badminton took the place of the hockey of other years. Participating were eighty girls, in this group, Patty Weaver and Susan Stormer were the winning partners. The girls took real interest in perfecting the technique of the game. Without any preliminary practice, the teams for the kickball tourna- ment were picked by the selected cap- tains. Approximately one hundred girls made up the twelve teams. Jackie Delgrosso was the captain of the winning team. Next came basketball, which cre- ated much enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. A week preceding the tournament was used for the mas- tery of the rules and regulations of the game. The outstanding players were chosen as an honorary varsity team. Last of all came volleyball. After practicing a few days, the teams were chosen and the tournament began. There was keen intramural competi- tion, which made the girls alert and eager to gain points. There are underclass girls who hope to attain the goal reached by many senior girls. Much praise is merited by the girls who worked so hard for their letters and numerals through three years of all-around sports participation -thus putting girls in the spotlight. Page One Hundred Two INTRAMURAL SPORTS PROGRAM Hours Group Games Required Activity Pvinfs Basketball . ..... . . . 25 Public Parade ........... . . . 5 School Demonstration . . . ,. . 25 Volleyball ' ' ' ' ' 30 Squad Leader ......... . . . 15 Mushball ..,. 40 Captain of Team ..... 5 H k 25 Member of Team . 10 OC ey HomeRoomTeam.. 5 Badminton . .. ... 30 Honorary Varsity ... ,. . 25 AWARDS 60 Points .. One-half of Numerals 225 Points . .. ..."A" Emblem 40 Points ........ Other Half of Numerals 350 Points ........................ .Blazer fFive points are given for a required number of hours of participation in the follow- ing sports: Hiking, swimming, skiing, skating, sledding, bicycling, horseback riding, and bowlingj All ln a Row! Up and Over! Eyes on the Chalk! To the Top? Hitting the Bull's Eye Butterfingers' Pngr One Hmzdrrd Three Organizations and special interest groups in the spotlight ACTIVITIES kkff P539 .SET '-HWY' y he , 1 k Y T11 E In E A M -4ctivi.ties Program. A Treasure Chest Filled With Fun "Have you bought your activities ticket?" This question was often echoed through the halls of A. H. S. during the ticket sale in the latter part of September. The purchase of the ticket is optional, but almost every student buys one. These tick- ets are keys which open treasure chests of fun and pleasure. The money received from this sale becomes a part of a common treasury from which the Activities Associa- tion can draw. The membership card makes it possible for a student to receive many benefits: The Mountain Echo and the Compass without cost, and the Horseshoe at a reduction in priceg enjoyment from the "paid" assembly programs which are made possible by the associationg and a substantial saving to all sports-minded students in reduced rates on athletic tickets. The fine program of activities in Altoona High, made possible through the cooperation of pupils and teach- ers, gives opportunities for the de- velopment of individual interests and leadership qualities. Snappy Shaggin g Page Onr Ihmdrcd Sim Front Row4M. Ayan. P. Reilly, M. Weston, L. Mar- tella, J. Steurer. P. Cun- ningham, G. Irvin. E. Shay, Miss Heiss. Sn-cond Row-A. Resides. I. Davis, .J. McManus. M. Martin, L. Lowey, J. Camp- bell. M. Angoski. D. Hoo- per. N. Wagner, S. Sliover. Third Rowell Farrell, A. llannnond, M. Ritchey, P. Baker, T. Gruszczynski, Y. Miller. E. Petrogallo, M. Ianeri, A. Hickey, J. Mort. Front Row-G. Mack, J. W7lflSillgk'l', J. Marelli, J. Sutton, II. Woods. E. Brandt, G. Burnheiiner, F. Corl, L. Zinnnernian, J. Brown, S. Yon. Second Row-L. Miller, J. McDerniitt. J. Feather, B. Tauber, T. Reilly, D. Dill- man. D. Miller, N. Peo, .I. Forney, J. Masters, J. Davis, H, Mignogna. Third How-R. Conroy. li. Hoover, J. Oswalt, R, Da- vis, J. Miller. C. Lindsay. D. Baker, J. Ansinan, C, Miller, J. Stoyanoff, R. Musser, Ii. Lafferty. School Improvement in the Making Home Room Representatives are truly democratic delegates, each one having been chosen by his respective home room. This group has many functions, one of the main ones is helping to solve problems which af- fect the students themselves. This year, after considering some of the problems in the school and discussing methods of improvement, this Wide-awake body launched "Teen Tactics," a policy which was accepted with enthusiasm by the students. These representatives also act as sales managers in their home rooms. It is their duty to take charge of the sale of P. T. A., activities, concert, and annual show tickets, and to han- dle Horseshoe subscriptions. They are also responsible for the collec- tion of funds for all approved school projects. Page Om: Himrlrcrl Semen Miss Eleanor G. Hare Women of Tomorrow at the Helm Today The installation of Girls League officers on September 16 was the first of many fine programs presented by the League. At that meeting the Reverend George Bowers spoke on "Right and Wrong." His topic, one of interest to everyone, was well re- ceived. At a later date a representative of the Butterick Pattern Company, Miss Florence Swartz, gave a wealth of information on styles, color combi- nations, and figure types. Her sug- gestions on fashions for teen-agers were really "on the beam." Included in this year's activities were the sophomore orientation pro- gram, a talent show, which aug- ments the scholarship fund, and a Mother and Daughter banquet. P Hy itt B Cole, A. White, C. Williamson Seated-B. Cole, J. Strawn, C. Williamson. Standing-R. Armenis, D. Trotter, P. Hyatt, A. White V Page One Hundred Eight George Aitcheson Secretary Richard O'Donnell President Jesse Isenberg Vice-President Regains Prominencc in School Life In October the first meeting of the reorganized Boys Federation, which had been inactive for two years, was called to order. Hugh G. Black, the sponsor, explained the purpose of the organization-to develop the interest of the boys and to advance their physical, social, mental, and spirit- ual welfare. The guest speaker, the Reverend Karl E. Swanberg, stressed the fact that keen interest and untir- ing effort is essential to the success of any undertaking. The Federation, throughout the year, heard excellent speakers on a variety of subjects and enjoyed a film on game conservation. A magic show was put on by Mr. McDermitt for the purpose of raising money to be used for scholarship awards and loans for deserving college men, the correction of eye defects and the pur- chase of glasses, and for the general assistance of needy boys in Altoona High School. Page One Hundred Nine Hugh G. Black HQ 0 2 ws 1 A 1 S4 HORSESHOE ECHO COMPASS QUILL AND SCROLL Doris Aiglcr, Editor-in-Chief Elaine Solomon, Business Manager Highlights c4Pic-Tour The Horseshoe Staff of 1947-48 traveled through Altoona High School on a "Pic-Tour." It sought out the activities which highlighted the year, from every nook and corner of the building. From all the varied "snaps" which were available, the staff chose this parade of pictures on which to throw the spotlight beam. In the array there are parents. teach- ers, students-even a few babies Csee page 715 and every one of them is vitally interested in A. H. S. Choosing the Cover Final Check Hold That Line This One Here Proof Reading Sports Angle Nimble Fingers Scrapbook Ideas Inspiration Close Inspection Page Ono Hundred Twelve Ui' Year in . H. . IIURSHSIIUE STAFF I':Yililll'-ill'Cilll'f .. ,, . ., , . .. ,.,. . Doris Aiglvr Businvss Managvr . , . .. ,Elainv Solomon Eriitrrrsi I,itvrury. Patty Wvaverg Photographic. Doreen Mvllinnis and Bvrnicef Stambaughg Personnel. Laryn Sax: Administration and Classvs, Eilvon Kuuntzg Clubs, .Ianv Tru-sn-3 Musif' and Dra- lll2ltli'F, Ruth Ann Hoopvrg Boys Sports, Rvgis Quirin, Cllarlvs Pierson, and Carl Laichg Girls Sports, Vivian VValkvr. Typists: Da-lnrz-S Boldt, Vivian Scarclino. Mary Weston. Otln-1' Staff lvlvixibe-l'S: Annv Blmnnfivld, Iunv Davis. Sally Hallnr, Dottie' lin-rnphill, .Ivan Iluldvn, Luis Iluovcr, Juan VVay11v, Spun?-m'S: lfhigui' J. Brooks and Miss Nelliv E, Givin. Printing Adviser: C1-ylon S. Hozuig, Candids Arrive Priya One Hundred Thirteen The Yearis Events in Ten Editions On the first day of the 1947-48 school term, the students were pleased to receive an interesting edi- tion of the Mountain Echo. Nine other numbers followed during the year. Among the new features added to the paper were an increased space for humor on the "lit" page and Shrudlu's Corner with its bit of philo- sophy and customs. Stories of girls' sports were included in the sports page. The Mountain Echo is a publica- tion for the students and is edited by the students under the sponsorship of Miss Mildred E. Heller. STAFF MEMBERS Managing Editors, Susan Stormer and Angie Mentog Associate Editors, Rose Marie Glasgow and Rita Armenisg News Editor, Helen Christodoulosp Literary Editors, Bar- bara Cole and Nancy Wagner, Sports Edi- tors, Larry Bortz and Tony Block: Typist, Bernice Watcheyg Exchange Editor, Bar- bara Saylorg Circulation Managers, Carol Oswalt and Dolores Dietzel, Art, Harry Estright and Yvonne Badwey, Sponsor, Miss Mildred E. Heller. Miss Mildred E. Heller Page Ono llumlrvd Fourteen The Big Wheels Let's Talk It Over Proofs Have It in Q ,..-f 'Wx Organizing Material Think It Over Art Experts Count Right? Copy Problvms Head for Sports Eyes to thc Front Page 0110 Hmzdrcd Fiftewz Tlw ,foln pass Ploria Reed, Associate Editor, Head Typist, Martha Miller, Kathryn Hoffman, Editor-in-Chief leatcd- Jeanne Corcelius, Jacqueline Willis ltanding-Anita Houck, Minnie Rcstauri, Mary Jane Edwards Eugene Lantz , Guides Sophomore Students Through Strange Territory The Compass, a small but useful handbook, helps to accustom incom- ing students to the school. Floor plans, school regulations, organiza- tions, musical activities, sports, pub- lications, songs and yells, lists of faculty members, and an up-to-date English reading list are included in its content. The staff is selected during the sec- ond semester of every year. Quali- fications for staff membership are good citizenship, good scholarship, industry, dependability, accuracy, and, in the case of typists, skill and speed. Gathering new material, bringing information up to date, organizing the data, typing and arranging it for the printer-all this is included in the Work of the staff members, under the sponsorship of Eugene Lantz. Staff Members Editor-in-Chief, Kathryn Hoff- man 3 Business Manager, J anet Mc- Cartney, Associate Editor, Gloria Reedg Head Typist, Martha Millerg Typist, Minnie Restauri. Reporters-Jacqueline Willis, Mary Jane Edwards, Jeanne Corcelius, Anita Houck. Sponsor-Eugene Lantz. Page One Hundred Sixteen Seated-S. Stormer, H. Cristodoulos, A. Block, R. Glasgow. Standing--R. Armenis, M. Griffith, N. Wagner, A. Mento, J. Henry B Saylor K. Hoffman, G. Reed, P. Weaver. Quill mu! 54'roi'! The Seriveneras Paradise On the air! The scriveners of A. H. S. fairly breeze through a fif- teen-minute broadcast every Monday evening over station WRTA, when they present plays, debates, and other special features. In addition to this weekly program, these enterprising students partici- pate in local., state, and national con- tests. In the poetry, editorial, fea- ture story, and play writing contests, this Altoona group, with the guid- ance and help of Miss Heller, is al- ways in good standing. In order to become a member of Quill and Scroll, an A. H. S. student must be on the staff of one of the publications-the Mountain Echo, the Horseshoe, or the Compass. A recommendation from the sponsor or a string book of articles written by the student must be presented with an application for membership. Miss Mildred E. Heller Ill lltlllrllfh-IIHI, Hlr IH!-I Page One Hundred Seventeen Ps E ' W ' A " 1. .1 'H n-Q. JR I 3 'y awn-A ,. r I 13 vg 1 twin' Nm ' 4P' Y' Q", 1, in 5 . I 4' Y 'Q E 1 If W gs S? if? O I H4 f 1-' ' I rn v' ' x, , 3553 f Q W M R9 Sw SOCIAL EDUCATIONAL VOCATIONAL Academy of Science Seated - Mr. Winnne-i'. A. Shriver. T. Sutton. J. Kvl- lvr. J. Kauffman. Svvmul Row-L. Klllll'I'. N. Karasak, J. Tree-sv, S. Stornwr. .l. Gvttig. M. Ruble, B. Stem-lv, R. Bvaivli, D. Gardner. Third Row-T. Wilson. J. Bartley. W. Wolfe, It. Shields, A. Block, .l. Os- walt. P. LlllgG'llft?ltl'I', J. Madison, L. Bortz, S. Dv- Palma. 1 .labs KNOW WHAT'S NEW IN SCIENCE Academy of Science The Academy of Science was com- posed of students with ability and interest in science. The members did research in original projects which they presented to the club and which they entered competitively at the science fair and at the regional meet- ings of the state organization. Visit- ing lecturers and field trips high- lighted the year's program. Art Display Club With their artistic arrangements in display cases and on bulletin boards, the Art Display Club members stressed A. H. S. social and athletic events, as well as the different sea- sons and special days of the year. The variety and timeliness of dis- plays not only captured the interest of the students, but caught the eyes of visitors, too. Auxiliary Police Rain or shine, the Auxiliary Police were on duty. Before and after school they were outside the building directing pedestrian traffic and en- forcing the safety laws. At com- mencement and the senior banquet they helped park cars. This group, sponsored by John Yon, worked out a system of letter awards similar to that of the football team. Baseball Club Hugh Black, who coached baseball during the spring months, also found time to sponsor the Baseball Club. This group met once each week to discuss different plays. Mr. Black taught the boys the fundamentals and the "inside" of baseball, thus giving them a better understanding both in playing and following the game. Page One Hundred Twenty Art Display Club B. Mills, J. Kim:-S, S. Har- wy, Miss Plitt, J. Esterly. M. Knisnrly, C. Davis, Ii. Diamond, J. Burkhart. Auxiliary Police qvzitvsl-lvlr. Yun, H. Ellis, J. I+'ornvy. T. Drosukis. Vftillll Row-J. Luudvr. L. Gibbum-y, .l. Sluey, VV. lluffnuglv, A. Coffman, E. lVll'I1j'llll, J. Furgimw, J. Dullingvr. .l. Fry. Baseball Club First liuw-T. Wertz. Baum, VV. Pm-rry, E. Cald- wn-ll, E. Haskins, A. Holz 1-r, F, Slxaulv. R. Banks. M r. Blavk. Sl'l'UllIl How--F. Mack, J ISllllllE'l'l.1', B. Cullot, R lluyvr, .l. Muuuts, F. Tau' ll. llllllll'l', J. Txwwsef, T. Flirkillgm-l'. Third Huw-P. lllignugna. J Rurkn-t, li. Kline-, .l. Walk 4-r, .l. IAllllll'l'. C. Amir. D. M1-Curmivk. VV. Tllssvy. J Cmitrm-liini, li. Karl. R. Page One Hundred Twenty-one The Booster Club Front Row- -K. Mziyvr, 'l'. Roiln-rs Il. Doran, ll. Enin-rick, J. Rouzt-r E. Stoltz, G. l.tu-inno. Svc-ond Row M. Allnionfl, C. Run kin. D. Moran, D. Dollar, J Fri-y, D. Dt-itzel, R. Arnmt-nis M. Griffith, M. flUI'Sllt'll. M Snoke, D. Smith, Ii. llvmphill J. F'r:ik0r, J. l.vt'ronv, M. Schott J. Donaldson, K. Alt, J. Fulton L. Sax, Mr. Woml. Third Row- -E. Fr:ik1-r, T. Mai-telln H, Bohn-rs, P. Chvrry, A. Woks- monski, P. Mnurv, A. Orr. B Saylor, S. Kuritzky, F. Burkm-t N, Lovv, J. Dt-Shnng, A. Bloom tin-lil, tl. Flerk, J, IM-ho, N. Hun nah, YV. Smith, M. Riclmrils G. Rm-sv, R. Ewing. Fourth Row M. Hullur, B. Boldt M. Stl-1-l, D. Croyle, P. Slnith J. Kridvr, S. Miller, J. COl'Ct'llllS Il, Alpllvr, J. Mvllott, J. Dodson H. Christotioulos, J. Imlt-r. M Woomvr, G, Caporusm-in, H. Rt-:im H. Honn-r. Fifth Row I.. Kevn, S. lvvrson, A Krousv, li, B1ltlNN'5l5', P. Collins J. Shroyer. B. Shroycr. Y. Bm! way, G. Pulp, B. Sxilt-ini-, ll Gonrgv, K. Hoffniun, B, lluntvr lb. Rruvll-nmn, N. Wuilnvr, N Whistler, J. lVll'Clill'l't'll, R. Smith Sixth Row A. llnvis, V. VVilIi:1ms R. Pivkvtts, J. Grunt, P, Ki-llvr S. Crum, M, Kzlrzisvk. P. VVn-in lu-rg, M. Swartz, M, Ilenrlrivks M, Milla-r, fl. Rvecl, A. Alt, G Ni-lson, J. Bn-:tra-r. ll. Holninn M. Castor, P. Hour, Il. VVhitlivlrl Bowling Club First Row FI. lwizinprnns, J. llilling C. Mi'll0llHlll, N, lit-vkvl, l. Kinnpf. R. Bray, J. Finn-, ll Svttlvs. Ii, Bnrtz. S1-cond Row C. Loomis. R. Milli-r F. Erlwvk, A. Mzirziln-Ilzi, H. Un putn. D. Lilly, fl. Aritv:-zlwmzvi' J. Settle, E. liumni, F. G--:irhnrt Thirtl Row R. Noll, T. Ilrnsukis R. Rolwrtu, L. VVilt, Il. Rnyor R. Lnvv, J. llirrigl, R. Clnrk, G Nieclt-nthzil, J, Collins, R. Lungx. Bowling Club K? ll. Holzintl, P, Biuullt-y, T. Brznllt-y D. Davis, J. Del Grosso, E Dodson, S. Fink. Y. Furpzionv J. Glorl, R. Gottshnll. R. Grzuffnis B. Gr:ih:iin, B. Grovv, l.. Gruvvr lfl. Ilanvovk, A. Hit-In-y. J. Iron- sirlt-s, D. Johnson, E, Koontz, B St-nr, J. Mt-Crnvken, li. Mt-Gini nis, J. Mc-Grziln. K. Mclntyrv A. Mzlsciziiw-lli, Il. Muzur, J Mviknljnhn, J. Napwkoski, J Nim-wom:vl'. I. llaisilln, N. Pipvr N, Poliriori, F. H01-:-w. M. Rllblt' G. Svziptlionv, R. Sm-de-iilJiil'5:. E Shuvvr, V. Spit-lniun, J. Stl-urvr N. Stovvr, .l. Strawn. J. 'l'rl-ost' R. Troxvll, V. 'l'S1llllUlIl1lll'S, ll Wztllu-r, V. W:1Ikt-r, J. Wallt-r B. VVviss, N. VVoo4irin1Z. S. Znpns lubs FURNISH ACTION Booster Club Three cheers for the Booster Club! Of course you've heard them-cheer- ing our football and basketball teams on to victory. Throughout the year, under the sponsorship of Francis Wood, the aim of this club was to promote enthusiasm and spirit at athletic games. You must agree they did a super job! Bowling Club The boys' Bowling Club, under the sponsorship of Elwood Faris, met after school on Thursdays at the Trialto bowling alley. In May, the scores of the members of the six teams were averaged, and the six boys with the highest scores went to Harrisburg to play for the state high school championship. AND EXCITEMENT Bowling Club Roll those balls, girls, strike! Set them up again, boys, for the mem- bers of the Bowling Club who meet at the Trialto Bowling Alleys on al- ternate Thursdays! The girls of the club were enthusiastic as they tried to better their scores and improve their technique. Miss Eyre was the sponsor of this energetic group. Bridge Club Honor counts are important-to the members of the Bridge Club, at least! The "fans" met every other Thursday, under the direction of Miss Hare, in the placement office, to study the fundamentals of this inter- esting game. The club also enjoyed the refreshments which were served at every meeting. Bridge Club Seated-B, Cole, N. Love, P. Hyatt. Second Row-D. McCullough, C. Williamson, N. Gossard, L. Sax, C. Stevenson, .I Imler, II. Bigelow, A White. '1"hird Row-D. Black. B. Givin, S. Haller, D. Oswalt, A. Tanzi. M. Restauri Fourth Row-II. Sparks 'PHE HORSESHOE Oli' i948 Page One Ilundrcd Twenty-three ...labs ENCOURACE NEATNESS AND ORDER Cafeteria Patrol Please pick up those papers before you leave! That's the familiar admo- nition of the Cafeteria Patrol check- ing on the order of the cafeteria. This group of boys, sponsored by John Yon and Carl Graf, see to it that the lines are orderly, the paper picked up, excess noise eliminated, and the chairs properly placed. Conservation Club The Conservation Club, a worthy organization under the sponsorship of Cyril Ramsey, performs a neces- sary service to our community. The aim of this club is to promote interest in the preservation of the gifts of nature. Although this was the first year the club was in existence, it proved its merit in many ways. Fellowship Club Each week a group of Christian boys and girls enjoyed an hour of fellowship. A period of singing and testimonies was followed by a speak- er who brought a short message from the word of God. Every Fellowship Club meeting featured a short enter- tainment by members with special interest and talent. Flask and Beaker Club As a project, the Flask and Beaker Club, under the sponsorship of Wil- bert Hoffman, performed experi- ments on commercial products, to de- termine the merits of each of them. Other activities of this group in- cluded hearing speakers, going on field trips, visiting chemical plants, and providing news for a Pittsburgh paper. Cafeteria Patrol Ill l tl W L b k S nl R w- Mr Yon C D lu llulf 3.1 1 Curtis, li. Davis, Mr. Graf. Page One Hundrnrl Twenty-four Sl Sm Conservation Club J. K1-llvr, Mr. lianlsx-X. 'sq-vmni lluw--D, VVl'lll'l4'h, ll1llll'Ul'k, J. Lvlllllllll, XVilliums. J. P'l'2lkl'l', Kam-, N. liuthl-1'fm-d, ll:-mist. L. Slum-lw1'a'vkc1', Clll'lSlU!lUlllllS. Fvllowship Club D. .lnl111:4m1, .l. liolaml. 2 S 'x' F 0 Q nance T 4 U3 D 5: 5. In Sw-mul lluw- C lluusvr, S. Illllfl. J. I5l'I'!4Sll'l', J. Ke-llvy, M. Stahl. l'. Milos, B. Kol- su, V. lcl'llSlIIfJfl'l', P. Curl. 'lhird How li. lllurphy, J. NVUIIR1. G. Iluik, E. llardt. S. IQIIIPXISU. ll, Rnwvll, li XV:1,2'm-V, D. lJl'llL'l', R Davis. Flask and B4-aker Club ':1twi-- Mr. lluffmun. M l1l'2lVV. li. VV:1tSnn, J. Mm'- Killip. -w-ml lluvv--R. lllf-Culluugh .I. Gn'tiig.:', L. lVl+'l'r'itS. J lluyt, J. Rnlvhins. N. YVZIQJQ' lll'l'. .l. Culyvr, H, VV1'uy. P Cllilllllllllillll. 'Ihirfi Huw--D. Martin, S llimln-1'mv1'. P. Swongvr. A llirlolrli. M. llvsilln-S, C. OS walt. P. VVi1ki11s. R. Gray J, Tl'i'lllllll'l, J. llulmlvn. I'1rlll'lll lluw-A D. 'l'r1vttvx', f2Hllll1'l'. VV. SLPPIU, Lvhr, B. llllffllilglkx. R111-Init, M, lllmwwv. ll2ll'lllSll. R R S D Pays Om: IIll?1!1I'fYl Twmzty-Hue' Future Ta-ache-rs of America Souix-cl Mr. Lautz, J. Vlfillis, L Mt-Kiuuoy, M. M4'Kiustry. Sm-voutl Row Il. Vt':ttsou. .l. M:-llot R. Lioy, E. Ri-am, N. VV:xllu-1 M. Cornelius. Thirzl Ruw -M. Trl-1-so. B. Sullivan C. Hrthsznwl. L. Lytlv. Fourth Row VT. Suttnn, F. Lnwvr. Hall Patrol First Row J. Deckvr, ld. Sl'llflllll'lS I. Youmi, P. Rilvy, J. liilllfflllilll N. Martin, .l. Lniht-l, M. VV:11' rick, D. Spzuznoln. V. Brown. lC Chrusvz, R. Armlnis, R, Nlurphy Miss Heiss, St-cond Row Short. A. 'Froxoll P. Mr-Czxnn, R. Curvy. P. Taylor J. l.i-Crouv, D. Armstrmuz. E Bt-nth-y, R. KL-ru, H. H:ttki0wis-z A. Crnwlv, A. Puwt-ll, H. Horton Third Row J. VVilt. R, Glasgow V. Wolt-slmxlm-, L. Rm-oil, S. Gmvt- J. Ott. C. l'vlt'fIlli1'n-, J. t'r0wl0. J, Stl-urn-r, P. Hour, J. Yinglim: R. tlorfioll. Fourth Row G. Aitvhvsun, R. Shy dvr. D. lSlvt'm'n1:u-k. B. YVUZIVFI' J. Mcllermltt, J. Mt'Killip. M Weztvvr, P. I,inp:t-nfl-lit-r, R. Kuhn G. Bvvkcr, E. Shivliis. R. Gm'- don, C. Rt-ckvr. Fifth Row L. Miller, A. Shrivvr G. Grt-er, J. Wilwrtl, W. Thompl sun. Ili-Y Club First Row Mr. Wintt-rs. VV. Bur- xxm-t, D. Doran. A. Lvmniv, K Tm-t-st-, W. Sutton, VV. Iinnly, R Long. St-conrl Row -- J. Armstmmz, W. Gru:nt'm'tuei', H. M u 1' p h Y. J Thomas. R. Milli-r, R. Hnuscly. C. Wztnibzwln-1', IJ. Miller. D. Mc- Cormick, C. Ht-rzupz. Third ROW C. Smnwlvy, J. Stor- mvr, D. llnvis. K. Vivlmry, R. Wolfe, C. Amr, J. Byrnvs, R. Hall, W. Brant.. Hi-Y Club Seated-R. Bickel. P. Her- bert, J. Wolfberg, B. Coul- ter, G. Woods. W. Reaney. Second Row-G. Aitcheson, J. Kiser, W. T'auber, G. Becker, T. Probst, R. Lu- cas, R. Megahan, C. Gott- shall. Third Row-J. Brubaker, G. Carles, H. Patt, T. Schott. R. Lafferty. J. Henry, J. Sloey, S. Bathurst. '1 .lubs TRAIN FOR WISE USE OF TIME Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America were sponsored by Eugene Lantz. The students in the club expect to go to college and most of them plan to teach. The privilege of visiting a grade school and teaching for a short time was a "high spot" of the year. Talks on college life were featured at each meeting. Hall Patrol The newly formed Hall Patrol was responsible for increased order and quiet in our halls while classes were in session. This group was composed of pupils with high scholastic records who were selected for the job. Miss Heiss was their sponsor. For par- ticipation in this work, the students Hi-Y Club, Junior The Junior Hi-Y, affiliated with the Y. M. C. A., was made up of a group of boys from the junior class whose purpose it is to promote high standards of Christian character in school and community. The boys met each week at the "Y" and carried out an active and varied program of sports, educational features, and so- cial affairs. Hi-Y Club, Senior A group of senior boys banded to- gether to form a Hi-Y Club. Their purpose is "To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Chris- tian character." Every Thursday night they enjoyed sports, swim- ming, or, perhaps, a short movie. Their motto is "Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living." received .2 credit. THE HCRSESHOE OF 1948 Page One Hundred Twenty-seven Horseback Riding Club Front Row-M. Zimmerman, 3 V. Eby, J. Lightuer, P. Herman, M. Ilaupt, B. Spearing, P. Allen, G. Wil- liams. Second Row-J. Kime. L. , Byers. V. Long, M. .l. Wag- ner, S. Baldwin, J. Manglc, J. Edelblute, L. Reilly, J. Gibboney, II. Hammer. Third Row--B. Whittaker, D. Aigler, J. Thompson. B. Jones. S. Shaffer, J. Goetz, M. Mulholland, M. Taneri, D. Hooper, C. Wolf, B. Bloom. l W1 .labs APPRECIATE SPONSOR GUIDANCE Horseback Riding Club Ride 'em, cowgirl! To learn the correct methods of all the phases of horseback riding is the aim of the club. The girls were divided into groups of five and assigned a certain day of the week in which to go riding. At the stables in Pleasant Valley, they rode for one hour with instruc- tions. Nature Observation Club With the ending of the first semes- ter, the Nature Observation Club completed its study of aquariums. The students found that the study of the likes and dislikes, the surround- ings, the growth of fish can be very absorbing. Field trips were planned for the study of different kinds of flowers and trees. Photography Club It's fun to learn how to take pic- tures correctly and then develop them yourself. This is the main pur- pose of the Photography Club di- rected by Harold D. Yoder. The stu- dents take unusual "shots" and late in the year have an exhibit of the best ones. This is a worthwhile club for any amateur in photography. Pinochle Club The Pinochle Club was one of the few clubs that was organized with- out the help of a teacher sponsor. Student officers were able to manage it successfully for the enjoyment of the members. After several meetings had been held, tournaments were staged between winners to find the best players of the group. Page One Hundred Twenty-eight Nature Observation Q W U13 :i f-: :sij L-1153. H: it :Ts -zigbm ' :P O N: ... PW :'r .2 E' g, S' 5' FQ- 54 fir' F? WWW 3 Bouks, B. Swope, Schultz. G. Houck. L. Pio truski, .I. Wzilkvr, E. Bett- wy, .I. Dunn, V. Evans, Miss Faust, J. Irwin, J Singvr. Photography Club Sf-:iti-d--G. Woods, P. Her- hi-rt, H. Putt, Mr. Yoder. Svc-mid Huw-P. Dzuiials, J Dim-trirh, T. Maorlim-fer, C Lung. K. Skirlly, G. Geesy .l. lianilvr, J. Stull, J ilumlvr. A. Stochr, D. Hin- ti-iiln-ge-i'. Third Row---.I. Rea-ding, J Di-laiiwy. W. F I a i c h, .I Thompson. B. Burkhart, T. 'Tzilz1sky, M. Maurer, J McCormick. Pinochle Club Si-:ili-d- C. Piursmi, S. Lock zuwl, Curl Laich. S1-vmifi Huw-R. Smith, S Kiiisvly. S. Dcnisi, E. Pe- Lvrs, li. Burley, G. Gun- szillus. T. Danclla.. 'I'hir1l Row-W. Fl0Ck, D. Zi-igh-r. B. Swopc, N. Ben- smi, .l, Kipp. Fuurtii Row--J. Mossor, J. Ilraiiiv, K. Yvvzivvr, K. C01 lii-1' ll. McCall, D. Span- uglwf. . Fl n2'T?i'Ws Page One Ilimdrcd Twenty-nine Rollvr Skating.: Clllll -all-il--T. Ulicrry, M. Johnson M, Griffri-ar, J. Curry, J. Fluke P. M1ll'4lllt'll4', J, Milli-r. I'. Mi' Conn:-ll. P. Torso, D. Palm:-r. J Dunn. N, Mvntzt-r, K. Bfllllllti. J Slippl-y, D. Rive, A. Andrus. 1. Frcvfl. vrnnfl Row P. Rohinsnn, R. Day 1', Fit-kt-s, B. L:inl:han, J. Al luriglil, M. Shnpc. M. Pnintvr. P Fink, ll. Ryan, A. Russo, L Kaufmann, D. Kissi-l, D. Soys tt-r, C, Shnvvr. M. Anjt-ski, M Salim-lick, M. Sullivan, M. Park B. Mc-Fzwlziiiil, I.. Noarliuof, J Frnni. iirfl Row I.. Ylllgllllll. J. Am merman. M. Dall-, J. Laralunrla B. Smith, li. Mvycr, J, Millvr J. Ft-bho. P. Lenker, J. l.ii.:h.nt-r , . I. SIH'lllI-IIT, J. Curry, M. Doul- snn, M. Kapfliannnt-r, M. Bi-nba kvr, P. Trzipclt-lli, M. Franvis S. Flffick, M, llallt-r. nurth Row J. Hudson, D Fawkt-s, J. Livslvr, B. Myi-rs ll. Williams, E. Harsliht-rlzcr, L McNolis. J, Corrvlins, S, Parks R. Womls, l'. Kapp, S. Rnpp, M I.un1,:. G. Smith, J. Allaway. J Evans, J. Littlt-, R. Claycnnib. fth Row S. Stl-vkrolh. N. Fuch B Ruthurfnril. P. Snyder, D aixnvr, P. Hi-ish-r, D. Wilson D. Lnkvhart, J. Jllllllritlllhlllll-Ill G. Fvnvll, D. Powi-ll, D. Sinful W l D. Ct-iilzilwiiv, B. Smith. S. Mil4 li-r. F. Nucl. J. Fa:-iick, R, Flat'- comb. V iixth Row J, Grt-on, I-Z. Wilson J. Ri-:idin1.:. B. Eswright, PJ Brandt, L. VVallz. K. Wvrtz, J Frish, R, Sipi-s, D, Sinisi, VV Stoltz, W. Perry. G, Fcril.nan1l W. Ri-:int-y. D. Port-lr. R. Wil liains, D. McGarry, R. Bluwq-rs R. Molira. J. Dim-lz. R. ltlnrizan J. Day, P. Rnssvll. Social Dancing Cluh ront Row -B, Hanna, D, Rivi- J. Petermnn, R. Irvin, D. Bulflt M tcpnd Row -W. Hoopt-r, J. Fai sick, D. Erharil, B. Pi-terinan J. St:-vvns, J. Murray, J. Clair D. Dvll, S. Vipunfl, P. VVatkins A. Quartz. F, Evans. hii-il Row' B. Smith. J. Cr:-anier J. Swah, D. Fri-dt-rirk, J. Mock B. Swnpv. J. Myi-rs. A. Walkvr E. Gordon, l.. Finrv, A. Stanlzo C. VV0ll'i', D. Uzlwllv. mirth Row' J. Fonr. R. Franks M. l.aMnrte, T. Sharie, P. Pvtvr- snn ' ' , lx. Iuztriwst. .I. Spinazznla R. Kinsi-l, R. Houck, D. Sinisi C. Buchanan. Squad L1-advrs 'ont Row' R, Misria fna. J. Wulf L ht-r1,:, VV. Fiavk. R. Crunk, I3 Dirk:-n, S. Bathurst. J. Grow' W. Rvaney, T. Wilt, J. Ric:-i E. Kvllvr, H. Horton, X. Stl-1-lv tl. Robison, F. 'I'rmn', H. Sparks R. Gordon, D. Lilly. Sim-oncl Row- Mr. Nlnrst-, T. Sutton F. Downs. D. Rowlvs. F. Dun- can, J. Kauffman, R. Mussvr VV. Brandt, B. Estrighl, M. Man- i-or, J. Rv.-arlinfz, K. Forsherg D. t'rozivr, R. lVlilt'ln'll, G. Lvast- J. Walker. Thirfl Row R, Wcnilt-ll. G, Wal tors. G. Wl-ilcsm-r. A, Gioiusa J. Slot-y, J, Ivory, C. VVoinlwarh- vr, C. Dnnn. W. Dnnli-N. G. Hoff- livins, R. Rim-. C, Horton, Hi-llvr, W. Stinicr, R. Glass, Yankv, T. Kli-invr, W. Btllillll. ' W. J labs DEVELOP A COOPERATIVE SPIRIT Roller Skating Club To learn new techniques and im- prove old ones is the purpose of the Roller Skating Club. This group met in the afternoons after school at the Jaffa Mosque. The inexperienced members gained self-confidence and felt more at home on skates after a few of these meetingsg the expe- rienced skaters Worked for improve- ment. Social Dancing Club , Pedestrians who passed the Teen- Age Club on alternate Thursday aft- ernoons heard the strains of "Bal- lerina," "How Soon," and other pop- ular songs coming from the "juke box." There the Social Dancing Club got together to learn new steps. The membership was large enough to call for five instructors. So, on with the dance! Swimming and Water -f '- Safety Club Squad Leaders The squad leaders play an impor- tant part in the work of the boys' gym classes. These boys, chosen for their dependability and quality of leadership, take charge of the squads during regular classwork. They also work with the squads during gym tests, directing the boys and helping them to improve their form. Swimming and Water Safety Club The Swimming and Water Safety Club, under the sponsorship of Paul Morse, met at the Y. M. C. A. every Thursday. Two lifeguards assisted in training the club members. This club was open not only to those who wished to improve their strokes by more practice, but also to those who enjoyed fun in the water. Front Row-J. Donaldson, E. Fra- ker, L. Martella, T. Martella, P. Reilly, D. DeAnge1is, R. Armenis. H. Christodoulos, A. White, D. Reynolds, J. Fry, D. Hemphill, M. Snoke, D. Smith, J. Slippey, J. Fraker, B. Boldt, G. Holton, N. Lombardo, B. Kuhn. Ss-cond Row-J. McCartney, L. Smith, J. Ammerman, J. Fore- man, J. Hunter, E- Har'-GF. I- Potts, R. Hill, B. Gwin, B. Cole, J. Grubb, N. Love, J. DeShong, P. Wendall, M. Angeski, M. Schcnck, C. Shaver, T. Bair, D. Weber. Third RowfL. Mitterer, M. Carne- gie, S. Faris, M. Duffy. E. Shay. E. Miller, J. Shaver, S. Stormer, N. Coleman, E. Riddle, J. Jewell, A. Funk, J. Stung, J. Goodman, L. LaMorte, G. Mollica. Fourth Row-R. Haley, T. Wilson, C. Davis, D. Kuhn, J. Davis, E. Brant, C. Miller, W. Reaney. D. Crozer, J. Knepper, D. Koch, J. Yeager, B. Wood, C. Ray. Fifth Row-J. Henry, R. Lafferty, J. Madison, T. Johnson, L. Waltz, R. Goodfellow, R. Shively, W. Tauber, J. Wolfberg, N. Peo, G. Carles, J. Kiser, G. Barton, D. Davis, P. Gearhart. I THE HORSESHOE OF 1948 FOSTER GROWT Traffic Patrol Can you imagine a crowded hall in which everyone is going a different direction, or a stairway that reminds you of an escalator that suddenly began going backward, leaving every- one and everything in a mad scram- ble? Of course not, this would be very difficult for a student of A.H.S. to imagine, for we have Traffic Pa- trol. This organization is composed of loyal students who are elected each year by the faculty and older mem- bers of T.A.P. Their bright arm- bands may be found everywhere in A.H.S., while under the guiding hand of Miss Lauver the members faith- fully execute their duties at their posts and keep our hall and stairway traffic moving in an efficient manner. lub H IN LEADERSHIP Tumbling Club The Tumbling Club entertained on a number of occasions during the year. For the Girls League, the girls presented a very delightful program which included a number of novelty features with mats and springboards. They also appeared in the annual show and in assemblies. The sponsor was Miss Dorothy Richards. Ushers Club "Section A, row B, seat C-right here, sir!" Such is the courtesy and attention given all patrons of im- portant events of the Altoona High School, whether the event is a foot- ball game, an annual show, or an orchestra concert. An all-girl organ- ization, under the sponsorship of Miss Eyre and Miss Lauver, it can boast of a line personnel. Traffic Patrol Seated-J. Madison, S. Stormcr. S DePalma, J. Strawn, R. Bland. Second Row-H. Franklin, J. De Shong, D. McGinnis, S. Brago nier, J. Lamont. C. Maguire, A Sllffer, J. Griffith, J. LeCr0ne I-I. Marks, R. Helsler, L. Sax, V: Sell, M. Chamberlain. Third Row-N. Wagner, J. Keller, M. Snoke, P. Collins, J. Gaines J. Deshong, C. Williamson, P Hyatt, J. Steurer, L. Grover, P SlTlll.h00VCl', A. POOIBF, A. Trax- ell. L. Simmers. Fourth Row-J. Sandrus, D. Trot- ter, J. Imler, S. Haller, B. Cole P. Taylor, D. Aigler. J. Thomp- on N Sto L R l hl s , . ver, . ac e, J Treese, M. Ruble, E. Shields Miss Lauver, Fifth Row-P. Weaver, E. Ream M. Morrow, A. White, S. Iverson P. Cherry, J. Wible, P. Corle, D Harnish, B. Bahner, B. Learn M. Barnard, J. Henry. Sixth Row-D. Lilly, B. Shields, J. Davis, R. Davis, G. Greer, M. Evey, J. Estep, A. Shriver, B. Colbt, S. YOU. 1 v Page One Hundred Thirty-two Tumbling Club Front Row-L. Ciaverlla, J. Ren ner, J. Davis, D. Jackson, N. Lombardo, P. McConnell, D Krater. Sm-cond Row-K. Boland, P. Miller. B. Oakley, H. Batkiewicz, H Marks, L. Anderson, H. Faris, R. Stlffler. Thlrd Row-Miss Richards, B. Mc Neil, S. Fulton, B. Amick, P Davis, E. Le-Compte, A. Slifer, J. Chambers, A. Miller. Ushers Club Seated-J. Curry, B. Wood, J Strawn. B. Gwin. Second Row-C. Fleck, A. Eckroth M. Treese, J. Wayne, J. Whit field, D. McGinnis, J. Glod, J Lightner, H. Franklin. Third Row-D. Dietzel, M. Flet cher, G. Spielman, N. Stover, D Smith, P. Weaver. S. Summers S. Shoenfelt, P. Smithoover, J Hurley. Fourth Row--P. Miller, J. Sandrus M. J. Weakland, A. White, M Chamberlain, P. Peifsteck, S. Bu chanan, L. Grover, J. Tree-se Miss Lauvvr. Fifth Row-Miss Eyre, P. Springer D. Kuhn, S. Storms-r, D. Trotter: E. Shields, D. Barnes, C. Miller E. Snyder, F. Stiner. Page One Ilundwd Thirty-three a ' J. NM ,. F .Q X 11. S ' 1 XR. ' Ni- , .i gi s - su .5 -'QQPN 55. Jae fi 1 fl Y , ' .. f ' f X P " U T f ,HTF . , , -ff X Sw .U Q ' -'f 6. , I. - In A-. .. -QA 5: - W .5L.!'J'A?., :S is A fx -X'-V I ' F' xx ' ,f-9.5-Q .9 A 'G' , -I "-., I , ,. Q Zlvglfg 54 "an l'l V .1111 X ,A Ka 'iajjiqx xx. KA' wg' x 1 xx hy ,Jah i, b f ,.. 1'7" llff, ,,,' 54 BAND GRCHESTRA CHOIRS DRAMATICS Russel K, Bohn . I . x . INSPIRATION FOR EVERYONE In October, Frank Krivsky, the band and orchestra director, ac- cepted a new position at Valley Forge Academy and was replaced by Rus- sel Bohn, who came from Ephrata High School, where he directed in- strumental music. On February sixth, under the di- rection of Mr. Bohn, the band pre- sented its annual concert in the Roosevelt auditorium. At Hollidays- burg, the judges showed their ap- proval of our band by awarding it first place in a contest held there. "On-Altoona," played by the band, after each touchdown, and many other selections, kept enthusiasm at high ebb for each game. I Amish: ng. II Aukf-i'. ll. Hi-nwr, R. Bm-hw-i's. R. Bland, R. Roznr, E. Brandt, J, Brown. D. Cadle, J. Cave, A. Choi I K I impoli li C 1 ippi r, A. Cow-r. T. Da-mli'1-a. V. Dandrva. R. Davis. R. ll. Davis. R. DeArinvnt. S. DePalma, D. Dillni n is 1. l-I. Ei:-lim-llwi'5:vl', .I. Este-p. Il. Evcy, M. Evey. P. Faglvy, .l, Fvzitln-r. .I. Feather, M. Fiti s 1 I him l liiiimuui, VV. Flick. F, Flivkingm-r, D. Fuor, H. Gates. W. Gibbons, F. Gordon, E. Griffith, R. Hn ii si ig XV, lla-llvr, VV. Ili-ngst, VV. llilm-man, lf. lluffniu-ii, lt. Houck. W. llutvliisun. .I. Irvin. T. -Inhns np. l Kilisw-I. ll. KI1-ini-. XV. Kuna-S, K, Landis, F. Lv:1dv1', F. L4'Cl'lIll4'. C. Lvislwr, C. Livlity. C. Linn su I sun, .I. Mc'Dr-rmitt. N. Mc'EIiish. W. ltlvssnvr, li. Miller, .I. lVIoss1-V, R. Nelson. F. Orkisviski. D 0111 I Iiilfli I lnttii 'NI P1-'nn I I'npv1't l' Slivim- K Schill A Shoup, B. Shultz. D. Sinisi. VV. Slat:-s, .I. Si 11 x I nllzi. Ikl.lSI'+'i11'il--l, G, 'l':i1iii1Tyfliill. ID. 'Tarm-rf .I."I'lio1i1as, H, Tipton. .I. Tomm. D. 'l"i'uttm-r. li. Tiuxi ll im 1 Irs, li. VVz1tson. T. VW-In-i'. E. Williams, D. VVilson, G. VVolI', VV. W'm'i'i-ll. Page One Hundred Thirty-sin: 1 Armstrong L Bair P Bair, B. Bistline, G. Bland, J. Brumbaugh. C. Burket, G. Caporuscio. J. Cavs- P. Chamberlain, Claybaugh., N. Coleman, J. Corcelius, P. Corl, B. Coulter, J. 'Davis. E. Dodson, R. Earnest J, Estep, M. Evty, J. Feather, J. Felten, M. Ferguson, C. Fleck, H. Franklin, J. Gaines, R, Gates, C. Giarth, W. Gib lions. C. Ginter, M. Gosnel, E. Griffith, M. Hafller, S. Haller, D. Harnden, F. Henderson, W. Hengst, D. II:-nry Hewitt W Hileman K Hoffman, S. Holtzinger, D. Hugar, B. Hunter, J. Iinler, R. Isenberg. S. Iverson D. 1-. Kumi-,'B. Kuhn, F. Laci-one, P. Lenker, M. Lotz, F. McKnight, J. Madison, N. Mahoney, B. Maioy, J. Mast.-I B. Mattas, P. Meckley, J. Meiklejohn, M. Nassif, G. Nelson, R. Nelson, G. Papke, R. Potter, I. Potts, C. Rankin Roberts R. Savine S. Shaheen D. Shope A. Shoup, C. Sillers. P. Smith, B. Stambaugh, R. Tipton, V. Ullein M. . , , . T. Weber, J. Wenner, E. Willia-ms, G. Wolf, A. Wood. 'x 11 ,f A .Q 1- P ' it 'l . V V 0 .- ... , . ,M P .r v J-iii' 41-- A TOUCH OF ART IN EVERY NOTE With the signing off of the public address system every day, the or- chestra begins its regular rehearsal under the direction of Russel Bohn. The spotlight shone this year on the big event presented in April, the orchestra concert which featured "Toccata" and "The Slavonic Rhap- sody." The ninety-piece orchestra was also enjoyed at many of our school assem- blies, the Christmas pageant, and the Annual Show. Each year, the A.H.S. orchestra has an excellent representation in District Orchestra and later in State Orchestra, which was held this year at Allentown. One new feature of this year was the appointment of librarians. They have the entire responsibility of tak- ing care of music and clerical duties. Busy Fingers 1 1 - ' il 'Q 1' ' ' 1' l il i. Q if 1 . wi 4 '15 5 f Page One Hundred Thirty-seven will-ml Il. lZi'lil::ik-'r. l'. llmrx'-'i', .l. lk-ri'y, K. lloffnmn, G. Rm-cd, IE. Savlul' A Ori' D lllvfliiilxis 'Xl Fvi"' sv l' ' " A . . , , ., .. p..ll.lll, .I. mimi. A. Allrripght. lll. 4lHI'Slll'll, A, lflpplv, .I. Lig'lltlu'l'. L. CUIIPII. A, Slilllll. N, l+'r:iki'i'. P. llyzill. -wmv! llfuw Mr. llllllllllllilll. H. Sullivzui, .l. Y:-ag'vl'. D. Bv:1i'i'. C. Slmvi-i'. .I. Curry, A. l'I4'krotl1, l'. Fzirrvl, K. Spl'ii1g:1-i', N. Inn'--, A. lllrmilllh-lrl,.l.Dw'Sllul15:,',lfflllllllillfljlllllll,J. Fw-lt'-11, lll. llitf-hey, D. Ili-mphill. C. Durkvl. .I. Gaines, I', Collins, .I. ltln-C':n'ln4-y, .I. l1'iin'a-, N. Gosszuwi. lhirfl ltow C. XV'-111l1l1rg'. M. K:ir:is1-k, .I. Grulrlr, ll. Cole. .I. Limlwrt. IJ, Ul'lll'klllllll, l'. Orr. V. 'l'SJllIHllIl'l1'S. D, Smith. .I. l+'r:ilu-r'. ll, li:-1-in-, H. th-4-sl-y, S. Czmipln-ll, C. Ilaliiszliwi. IG. ltirllllv, IX. Gwiii, .I. VVm-yzimll. l'. 'l'r'vg:o, ll. NYoulsun, V. XN'illifilllsuii, I furlli Ilow NV. liriigpfs. .I. 'l'l1um:is. ll. lfuiik. U. lllniw-i'i4'lc, D, Mr'Cullougl1, 142. Sunil-r, .I. IVIFNIIIIIIIS. lll. llolwrts, ll. llill, A, Il:mvlm:nkv'i'. II. K:iuITm:m. S. lllulzur. S. Slim-ull-lt, l'. Fosti-r. ld. lil-um. ll. Ilo-vp1'v'. S. lvvrsml. S. V1-lt:-V. .I. Tru-sv. l1l'lll liow S, Ili-l':i-lmu, IE, Voillln-i', .I. Hirmviu, li. Sl1vl':ii'i'. L. Collins, ll. Clark. D. SllYJlJ.Z'1', C. l.e-usillw-, D. VVilvlv, S. Yon. Il. f'7lI'lIl4I. .I. Sing:-r. I.. l'ioti'nwski, li. L1-Mmm'-, .I. Mzirklf-N, G. Arlrip. .I. VV:iiIv, .I. Alnluwmswz xth lluw T. .lolnusoiy lt. H-m4lI'i-llmv. .I. Slorinvi', lt. Lame, YV. Kirlqwzltric-k. VV. Ou-l'1lui-i'I'. ll. Sllllllllixlf, T. S4-hott. W. 'I':iph:-i', LI. lizirton. ll. Sliivvly. li. Be-nvli, YV. Cullctt, T. I'robst, .I. Tliompson. VV. Jaivolss, T. th-:u'li:u't, lil. Stoltz. J. Svit 0. ALWAYS IN THE SPOTLIGHT Howard W. Lindaman Now focus the beam of the spot- light on Howard Lindaman's A Cap- pella Choir, one of the organizations to which the school looks with pride. During the year it was the center of attraction on many occasions and at many places. The choir members felt honored when they received an invitation to sing for an educators' conference held at Lock Haven State Teachers College in October: there they ren- dered several selections for an appre- ciative audience. Just before Christ- mas, the group sang for the patients in the Cresson Tuberculosis Sanito- rium. A very enjoyable portion of the Christmas musical program was rendered by the A Cappella Choir. fulfil' Om' llimrlrcri Thirlysffight gi .S Artists of the Keyboard IN SCHOOL AND Frequent appearances before com- 't roups in the Mosque and the mum y g Penn-Alto marked the spirit of serv- . . . S V- ice characteristic of the choir. e eral important engagements came in February: on the thirteenth. the A Cappella participated in the Broth- erhood Week observance in the Mosqueg on the nineteenth, the group appeared on the Lincoln Day Dinner ro ram held at the Penn-Alto with P 8 Governor Duff as honor guest. from There were many requests the students of A.I-I.S. for the choir to sing and the members, happy to comply, rendered selections for class meetings and many other assemblies. Th annual show was based on the e idea of a tour, with the travelers en- ' t joying varied programs as they wen f om lace to place. Excellent talent 1' P in dancing, singing, and drama was featured. COMMUNI Henry T. Burleigh Chorus rl vi Thirty-nine Page Om? Hun TE Tip-Top Trio TY L Francis G. Wood The fortunate girls who were in Francis G. Wood's Chorus had a period of enjoyment and musical in- spiration each day of the week. The Thanksgiving program held a special place for the chorus, and each stu- dent felt thankfulness in his heart as he listened to their songs. A trip to Philipsburg was a main event of the year, and the program rendered RADIATES ENJOYMENT was highly appreciated by the au- dience. The loveliness of the Christ- mas pageant was enhanced by the traditional carols sung so splendidly by the choir. Broadcasting over WJ SW several times during the year on the program School Days pro- vided fun and a thrill for the girls. Keep up the good Work, and our school will always be in the spotlight! uw -M. Y'llljL'll'll.1', N. Rllllll'l'l'lIl'4l. D. Smith, D. Houtz, A. Tzlnziv, D. Brown. L. Sll'1ltl', M. Glwwc. R. YQ 1-grcl ll .lm-ksfm, .l. Ironsirl--s, P, M4-Ns-il, Y. Gioiusa, M. Wm-im:-rt. L. Riti'ln'y. S. Miller. V. Eby, E. VVilson, L baum 4 D:1nvIl:l. Mr. XVmul. 2 :md linw ll. Stl-iw-ns, M. F11-ivln-V, G. Campbell, P. Mason, P. Jones. Fi. Snyder. D, Martin. Il. lfZlI'll'. .l. Cassldx " ' liuf- I S ll D Dullu li Knimle l Punk, .l. Cmvn- ., .v , . z '. . II , E. Farm-l. .l. Sipvs, J. Mallntt, M. Schott. L. Simmn-rs. D R1 1 nw ll. Artllur. M. Allnms. D. llostlvr. J. Kvllvr, H. Evvy, P. Yl'lllll1'l'. D. Grovn-. D. Whitfield, .l. VVilt, S V21 son l M:ulI:nAk, .l. Fusc-uv, M. Tukowitzkl-. P. Spnlfiingy P. Cl1ipp1'rllm'ld, M. Pa-rks. S. Fiffick. .l. Roland. .l. Lune, l lN ll Il VV:xll:uw-, .l. Hzlnm. l mth liow .l. llv-nity. D. .l1lllll!4Illl, .l. Krirlvr, P. Smith, C. Iln-clu-rt, J. lilimivs. P. SIH'lllL.'fm'l', V. Spillmzin, P. Iolinson ll 1l1Il'Yl'l', L. l"r-1-ml, li. K4-rn. P. VVitln-rs. .l. Dvckvr. ld. DlIlllllll'1', K. M1-yi-r. Ii. Eir-ln-. V. VVilliams. M. lain l Pnttillo. A. Sprimgs. M. Knisf-ly. S. Sllilf-fQ'l'. ow M, W1-:uw-r. M. Sliifflw-V. .l. Mill--r. D. Jackson, F. llllqflllflflll, P. Chalnlwrlziin. D. Ilvynollls. A. Xvhitv. Il Cnis tl floulos. .l. 'l'ln1rnps-nl, .l. Milli-r. P. llziusvr, M. Blylvr, .l. llainvs, .l. Amin-rsnn. L. VVl'ip.:ht. C. Oswald, S. Buthu A llrown. V. llarllt. .l. Mc'VVilli:1ms. Il. Davis, M. Brown. .l. Koch. Page One Hundred Forty FRIENDLY Room 317 was the center of ac- tivity for the Girls Chorus under the direction of Miss Alma Eberle. The chorus did splendid work in the Christmas pageant, Adoration. The members also participated in the Christmas musical which was pre- sented in the high school auditorium. The repertoire of this chorus con- sisted mainly of religious music. The octette is a very active part of the as aa B E A M Miss Alma M. Eberle group, it has provided entertainment for various P.T.A. meetings through- out the city and also for programs at the Penn-Alto. The Girls League enjoyed the numbers presented at one of its meetings. It is an inspira- tion to the students of A.H.S. to have organizations, such as this chorus, which give to our school a Warm, friendly "beam." Front Row-J. Tobin, B. Peternian. M. McKinstry, D. Karater. A. Miller. A. Burns, A. Masciarelli, J. Carlin. D. Ia-lnni T. Maierhofer, L. Kauffman, J. Dean, D. Albright, J. Crum, M. Richards, R. Troxell, M. Gfrerer. N. Spf-rl, J. Don- 1 aldson, G. Michae s. Second Row-T. Cherry, Joanne Annnerman, J. Cramer, S. Skupion, J. Sidler, M. Woodcock. II. Burley, G. S1-aglionv P. Wilbur, A. Carncavel. J. Kipp, S. Lockard, K. Gibbeny. M. Dunn, A. Meyers, F. McCulley, R. Vvmnls. Miss ,Ehl'l'l1' Third Row-P. Harber. J. McClaren, G. McClellan, M. Treese, Y. Battisti, B. Dunkel. N. Woodring, A. MvNichol D. Howell, L. Reed, G. Parker, E. Hancock. L. Miller, B. Mattas. G. Weyandt. J. Carles. Fourth Row-Jovce Anunernian. J. Fasick. June Ammerman, J. Creamer. C. Stevenson, B. Ebersole, M. Burke-, D. Elirhard D. Trotterf M. Schwartz, A. Lockard, T. Taylor. C. Ray, B. Long. J. Grant, M. Stahl. I I J D s' r J Dale D Rothrock H Walker S Buzzard P Lowev D Franks M Nagle .l. Elirisnian Fift '1 tow- . 3.VPIl..lZC , . ., . , . , . , . ., . . . . ' F ht P. Moore, B. Smith, N. VVagner, V. Kensingcr, D. Iloopn 1' T. McNel1s, B. Wood, N. Gunsallus, B. Long, N. oc , Page One Hundred Forty-one 'l'lllCRlC'S MAGIC IN MUSIC Dance Band Three times a Week the dance band, under the leadership of Ted Johnson, met after school and practiced that special kind of music that boys and girls like for dancing. This group played the latest "hits" of the day, and it was fun to dance to its music at the various school functions. The band also played for several outside activities. The students of A.H.S. are always eager for this group to be successful because it adds enjoyment to school life. nn .utu Polka String Quartet The members of the String Quartet use two violins, a viola, and a cello. Early in the fall the group banded together for practice with John Mas- ters as student leader. The ensemble. with the help of Mr. Krivsky and Mr. Bohn, earned high commendation for excellent performance. The quartet numbers included in a program pre- sented at Juniata College and the one given in the annual orchestra concert were well received. During the year the group furnished entertainment for different P.T.A. meetings. The Maestro and His Band Imfff' Um' II1l1m'rr'fl Forty-fwo . ' ,mf fi vv v . SSR!! .hy s"'.?3, 53 . 345 If 4' "?' if ?, l?f,. .O q 5'-i X V fi! ' ggi . iw: "' g " if ,, I 'Mya' .Li -sq if . K 1 -n. J 4 jI,,:1,Af. X fi 'Ib J 'ff 'W ni Q 1 I 1 ,Z S G Fannie E. Magee As usual. the dramatics depart- ment, under the direction of Miss Fannie Magee, gave to aspiring young actors and actresses a fine opportunity for training in such im- portant things as proper breathing, clear speaking, and pantomime. The whole school reaped the benefits of this training, for the dramatics stu- dents presented many entertaining plays in assemblies. The English Department play was a comedy in three acts, "Apron- String Revolt"g it was presented in the Roosevelt auditorium on Decem- ber 5. "The Adoration," given just before Christmas, was a religious pageant with the story taking place in Judea: it was a beautiful por- trayal of a serious theme. As the curtain fell on the 1947-48 term, the dramatics department closed a successful season. In Grandmother's Day 1918 or 1948 Puyr' Ono Ilundrccl Forty-four '? QQ: .X wwf A L ggg Qfifilii Lffii? zeiiif J'-'E i. .- N n 1 af , ,J , x id ,gc- 'J Yi, ,' Tm ug? Q 4 .,,. Za? J IH QSWH l?? ffm , ,TG V- y tix f Inul, i l ? 'ff7'1" '- Q A .. Q 43 ' Q " , 1? 535 J , , :ad 1.5--b. . .. xg F aff Q A M . n..- , F , ,, - . A 'fr ' 5QfF'f5'? .Ffa 1- , f , ,1 .W X, Van, in-.. .- xg' 5 uf 8 5. Q W, lg: fx 1 1' ' . 5 Q 9 q .R , vt tr-,M 9' ,. , -,LAC -5. 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K. to Me Finishing Touch Future Mechanic Now for the Proof I Don't Get It Places and Smiling Faces Page Ono Himdrcd Forty-nine lma Mater Blow, oh gentle mountain breezes, Now the shades of night grow darker From the golden westg Birds have gone to rest, Breathe thy peaceful evening tidings But our colors shine the brighter To the A. H. S. Of the A. H. S. Whisper to us words of pleasure, Sinking sun behind the hilltops As the dim twilight Sighs a soft "goodnight" Softly gathers 'round our colors, To the colors waving o'er us, Dear Maroon and White. Dear Maroon and White. Night has slowly crept around us, Stars are shining bright, Waving, oh so calm and peaceful, Dear Maroon and White. We shall always sing thy praises, Work for thy successg Hail to noble Alma Mater! Hail to A. H. S. 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- Class of 1948

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