Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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lVI1ss Rf nctti H1 lss fatui 5 x l IIS ima inn 1 Q XI 1 1 ran I Nl dllklll N 'N ss Ilu fl nu l aux N1 1 man N dl lxunx T 'N 1 Student Senate The Splllt of democracy whlch has always been the essence of Amer1can ploneerlng 15 found 1n the Student Senate of ou1 Altoona Hlgh School Undel the dlI'GCt10I1 of 'Vhss Renetta HGISS thls organlzatlon trxes to solve the problems of students, parents and teachers promptly and lntelllgently Two representatlves from each class are chosen 1n the1r sophomore year to serxe on the Senate durlng thelr h1gh school career Representatn es from each publlcatlon and orgamzatlon complete the group In October our Senate entertalned the members of the Stu dent Government Assoclatlon of Pennsylvanla The whole school p1tched IH to make the convcntlon a memorable one Forums on problems of student got ernment hlghllghted the meetlngs The huge crowd also enjoyed a blght seelng tour and a dance on the final evenlng A speclal commlttee was chosen by the Senate to study the problem of school Splllt As a result the students voted for a mlxed cheerleadmg squad and pep meetxngs lncreased 1nterest 1n our athlet1c program -s

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BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Edgar J. Brooks Head' Kathryn A Bloom- field Ida H Buek S1r1h E Dune 1n C111 E Graf Eleanor G Hare Renetta F HCISS Hazel G Kiousc Irma B Lewis Lucille Ro key SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Harold C Wimmer Head Helen Cherly M Verna Faust Ruth P GIOXQ Ea1l J Haverstick W1lbe1tH Hoffman Helen K McCartney Wilbur K Rung Harold E Stong Ha1old D Yodei John F Yon SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Eugene L Lantz Head Paul G Adams Sarah E Bell Hugh G Black H Marjorie Downes Nellie M Grimminger Ethel M Henry Anthony F Lamont Maire N Lauver J Franklin McDe1m1tt Ralph F Marshall Nelda M1lle1 A Cy11l Ramsey Phillip G Rice Jeannette Stevens A An gella Unverzagt VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT William Gibbons Dirtttoi Chalmers F Bracken Walter E Bracken Wlllald C Cross Alfred H Dietze VX 1lte1 H Dletze William K Heiler Harry K Lantz C Irvin Metzger Jacob C Miller Leonard C Moffitt Chailes G Plumme1 Donald E Rhodes Ceylon S Romig James C Ross Samufl B Smith wlttd NI1 s I lexus Nliss Rink Miss Dunvxn 'tllss Rorkex Miss IIL1-.s Nliss H11 Stfinriing, Xiis K Bloomiu I1 iss C1111 ICWKS 01a11 Frxf s P11 s 1 Kxou 1 it XI1 Haxers it tru XI1 s G1 ll t ss nf oil, I Ho min N Vlirnmx ron! Row Tis 11mm1115. 1 NI s r ss IIXPIZ im X s tx 1 You 111 X I- L.1n z ECOIKI Ron NI CD 1m1t1 X1 im r-nrx it r ais Il 1 Blitl-1 Il. I lIIl0Ilf Se-at f Mr R1od X 0 Brafk ll Mr Nloffnt D14 Z 1 1 'X Lros hons NI H l11 Standing' Xlr Xiewxzer 1 Bxacken XI W Dntze M1 Ros 'NI1 Romu. ll Hl'Il r XI1 Smit Student Teache1s , 1 , . , . ' , E 2 . 'Z , Z ' . , . 1 , I In , 1 i 1 iq C . Q-41 ' f C X . . L' ' ' 1 I 1 V ' . - 1 - - 1 3 ' - U . . , . , . 1' . I . . V . 1 Q 1 - , . U V . , - 1 ', . ' , . , , . . ' . fy ' 1 - -1 . g ,. v - ' v, Y , - I - - . . , f . , 1- - - 1 - - . , . , . I V . , . t .Y . 'f. 'ss . '- I, 'Mlm' L . ', Mr. B ' 1- , Mr. D , Mr. ,1 1 , 'Mizz 2 'i,'l1, M'ss ' s -. Sm-2 wi- -. 2 I ' Sl' 'k, Miss Fli X ',', . 'ovfq Miss Fa s . Mir: M- ':11't11'-y, Stanmling' Mr. Rung, Mr. Y1111. Mr. Yom-1', M12 St 1 '. 5 1'. W. ff : . 1 I1'. ' 1- '. F 'f-A 'ss G ' H- '. . is. B1-ll, Miss Milli- , Mix' I' ' ' : ' , .Ixus SI - 'i-11s, Miss Lau 'n-r. Miss I ' ls. .Ir. I. ' I . S 1 '-f. 1'. M w ' , Mr. , is s, Miss H Mr. R' -1-. M . M' 'slz ll, M '. z Tr, .2 , - 1 1' if. . l vs, .IIE . ' ' 'I' . . . ' . Mr, A. 'it 11. Mr Holi- ', .I1'. ' ,s, M1-. Gib . . 1', . ,: itz. - rf-I , . . . M '. Millvr, M12 VV. Mr. P11 QA , . 2 .' ti. lk iq.

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at L L 'lla t a D S1 B 7 Vlhtt Puck N K 1 1 Stan ln 5, r M D mutt H ffn an THE SENICR CLASS When the Class of 49 returned after vacatlon for their final year they were both glad and sad Glad because the goal for which all were str1v1ng was near at hand and sad because 1n nine short months the class must sep arate The Seniors d1st1ngu1shed themselves early ln the term by havlng an unusual number of candldates Most unusual of all they elected a g1rl for thelr pres1 dent Because the days were fully sched uled lt was early December by the tlme the OHICSFS were installed On the evening of October 28 lf you had looked 1nto Room 115 guess what you would have seen 'P You re Flght corn stalks leaves pumpklns and orange and black crepe paper Yes the Seniors held a blg Halloween Dance Although there was a shortage of witches the dance was a big success The glrls wore thelr dresses and sklrts long th1s term and everywhere you looked you saw nylon sweaters The boys went 1n for different colored crepe soled shoes The last weeks of the term were filled w1th preparations for and ant1c1pat1on of Class Day final tests and the banquet and dance thls was held on Tues day June 7 Then came the glad and sad days of Baccalaureate and Com mencement Page Twenty one Sw- ed-J. lf.l'lltllt'l'. . . . 1'- vll, D. oran. D. wap:- nula. S I I1 ll rl i ll 5:-A. llivkvy. P. ll:-ish-r, D. a r n n- s, S. Baldwin. A. Rlkvlll. im LA 0 Seated-Miss K. Bloomfield. Mr. ' i aka-r, Miss 1 - ey, Miss llc l'l'4li2il. r'1'-M: c 1-1' ' , Mr. o 1 . , . s . , , y 1 ! ' ! V , . I 1 , - , - ' , , V 7 f V , I 1 7 ' , . , ,