Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA), Class of 1950, Cover

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' + ' 1 , '- 533' "f af' " MP' Q V if S Q D .0 :K WM -guyz , ' f .,,,' 'Imp' 3 ' 'ggi I I -deaf? ' .'r:.2f'J3' 'ng ' 'Y' - F -3 3 S 5 'fl' I' .'-"NA ,- , -ur! .-.'f I y"a'X .'l"s'H'--'3 t'I ' , , U . , 1 M 51 .? A ts 73 ,L 5 14' --1, f ' .- "93"'2 xt lv . 'fi 'D' r 18' ' x , f V " 1 l N.--A... .. ,.'.x. Lg., D r M x' W 'Q Q' V ,- V Q ' .I UJESN. . MID-CENTURY S Altoona High School passes in review, We see unfolding hefore our eyes, a parade of events and personalities which have made our years spent at high school so memorahle. In presenting Altoona H i g h School on parade we have tried to 1' PASSING IN REVIEW R1-d I10t and I1IllcI Cmnv and get it! Lot vm, roll girIsI Slmwc ISC magiczln. XVIII I Iiw, Nurse? In the Ben Franklin tradition. -Hlii, K 1 3 H, 'T-If III! III' Ii 'I On Parade Administration Faculty The Student Senate The Senior Class The Underclassmen 10-15 16-19 20 21-7:3 76-77 t jim, an 4 ,aiaqsf-a as 1 Ax 7112.8 ,. y V- 'vw'-v, ,r5,, . , .gg ff, ' V ' - w , ,Q 1 is A ra Y -. ' -.,.i ,. 'fliwvi iid lr Y V F .A . . , .Www V X .qw v X YL. 5 .' 7 V, , X l w T2 'vw W 'A ifgl 492 V? r M. . Y 'A f"' ww 1-Q 41, I W 5..,, 'A sf' ffm, 1 Q.. i ..'. .Q .KZ-,X f ' -'11 1 1, ' -5 1 .IN , . X' 1 x 4 '.- ' I . f' " +1 Q7 2. . 4. ' I Q -2 'IL A Ll - I f4 I iii: 1 P A I - i Q 1 autumn-ug..-......,., N A 9 ' 5 LE 1 ww- 1 .1 " 1 I fi .,5 I I v r 1 0lgvmbf-wq-1.- 57 , I .K-, 1 0 1 A s ,- if IK.. WAI '-J. in S 1 11-.yQ , K ,1 u- x ,. ng A f " f is 1- u Board of Directors XVm. A. Burchficld VValter H. Grove NVm. F. Lehman Frank Marsh Charles VV. Clngli Park S. Hite Jas. K. McNeal, Jr. Roy L. Thompson Paul Pi. Reynolds President The Board of Directors of the Citv of Al- toona is eoinposed of these nine men. They di- rect an educational system of more than 11,000 students, 575 professional and non-professional employees, and have an operating budget ot S2,400,000.00 They are responsible for seeing that the funds are secured. wisely spent, and that the educational program is adequate. They are also responsible for the study, formation, and approval of policies governing the schools. This past year was marked by four important new acts of the board: the reorganization of the school system which concentrated administrative offices in the Lincoln Buildingg the complete re- equipment of the home economics kitchens, which made them the finest model kitchens in the areag the erection of lights at Mansion Park Field to permit night gamesg and the completion of Keith Athletic Field. The officers of the Board for the 1949-50 fiscal year are, Paul R. Reynolds. presidentg Charles W. Clngh, vice presidentg lt. L. Thomp- son, secretaryg D. E. France, treasurer. 10 W. SCIILECEL DH. ALBERT G. The theme of the 1950 llorseshoe, "Altoona Iligh School on Parade," is a challenge. Viewed from one aspect, life is a continuous parade of persons and events. The progress of this community or of any community is made hy people moving forward together. The progress of communities becomes the progress of the nation. We must, in our modern life. develop leaders and marshals from our groups who will lead the parade in the right direction and at a judicious pace, wisely and firmly toward a successful future. For we cannot he static-we must either march forward or retreat into an already outgrown past. To march together, to follow a trustworthy leader, or to hecome a trustworthy leader--that is our part in the hig parade. During your school life a serious effort was made hy your teachers, adminis- trators, and members of the Board of Education to provide all the necessary train- ing that young people should receive in order to march in this parade of life. It is our sincere hope that your future. in whatever work von may enter, will he a verv successful and happy one. A ' ' class of 1950. C1 in gra tlllilflllllh. . 11 A 1? Mr, joseph N. Maddocks ALTOONA HIGH SCHOOL ON PARADE Since the Senior High School is the foremost section of the public school parade, naturally it is looked upon with considerable interest on the part of the student and the community. Our students engage in activities and programs that are vital, not only to them as maturing young people, but also as real life activities in the community. In athletics, music, dramatics, and many other areas our stu- dents are contributing much to the life and activity of our community. Communi- ty service attitudes acquired in high school should result in high-minded com- munity citizenship later on. WVe hope our graduates possess an everlasting faith in our American idealsg qualities of industry, character, and personality that will insure successg ambition and courage that is able to surmount all difficultiesg and resourcefulness sufficient to adjust to the ever changing problems of the world of tomorrow. We sincerely hope the Altoona High School has made a deep and lasting impression on every member of this vearis graduating class. Improved citizenship is the measure of our success. It is a pleasure to extend congratulations and good Wishes to the class of 1950. 12 Our Assistant Principal AFTER THE PARADE You havc choscu tlu- the-mc "Altoona lligh School ou Paraclcn for thc 1950 llorscshoc aucl rightly so. siucc you march through lifc, not alouc, hut among luuiclrccls of othcr marchers. During your thrcc ycars with us, you haw hccu ou paraclc with vour class, musical. aucl athletic activities hcforc your associatcs. faculty, parcuts, couuuuuity, aucl statc. You havc cstahlishccl au cuviahlc rccorcl, aucl iuciuorics will long liugcr, cspccially with those of us who have- workccl aucl associate-ml with vou cluriug your stay hcrc. lu the paraclc of lifc somc of you will clcciclc to go ou to highcr cclucatioug souic will cutcr iuclustryg aucl mauy will cutcr various othcr activitics. The- succcss of any uuclcrtakiuji. as you wcll kuow, clcpcucls largcly upou ouc's clloicc of cuclcavor and tlw prcparatiou for that choicc. At thc Altooua lligh School wc havc worliccl always to givc you tla- lwst prcparatiou for thc futurc of which wc arc capahlc. NVQ' aucl thosc who follow you look to vour gcucratiou for guiclaucc aucl lcarlcrship during thc coiuiug ycars. Congratulations aucl host wishcs. Mr. Edgar j. Brooks I3 Marion R. Bancroft Hugh G, Black Kathryn A. Josephine L. Corle Bloomfield ERNEST DEIAIF FE Head Mathematics Department ANNE C. EIFLER Head of Cafeterias WILLIAM GIBBON S Director of Vocational Education ELEANOR G. HABE Dean of Girlsg Placement Director Administrative Heads MARION R. BANCROFT Head of Language Department HUGH G. BLACK Dean of Boys KATHRYN A. BLOOMFIELD Adviser of Student Government Activities IOSEPHIN E L. CORLE Attendance Counselor tor Girls I in ' . ' n i " i , ,l . .5 5 Ernest Dejaiffe Anne G. Eiflcr William Gibbons Eleanor G. Hare RENETTA F. HEISS Head of Business Education Department RAYMOND N. HOFFMAN Attendance Counselor for Boysg Athletic Director EUGENE L. LANTZ Head of Social Studies Department HOWARD W. LINDAMAN Director of Music Maury E. Lowther Maud Minster 4'1" llurold C. NVinnncr Robert ll. Wolfe llencttu F. Ileiss Raymond N Hoffmann Eugene L. Lamtz Howard YV, Lindamnn MARY E. LOWTHER Head of Home Economics Department MAUD MINSTER Librarian HAROLD C. WIMMER Head of Science Department ROBERT H. WOLFE Director of Health and Physical Education Rv MCMA? THEY HEADED THE PARADE An army is no better than its generals and in this respect AHS can consider itself very fortunate, The persons presented in the following pages took us over many a hurdle in the course but, in the end, thanks to their training and patience, the mem- bers of the Class of 1950 have overcome every obstacle and emerged victorious. PAUL C. ADAMS Social Studies KENNETH R. BASHORE Physical Education SARAH E. BELL Social Studies HELEN L. BLOOMFIELD Physical Education KATHRYN A. BLOOMFIELD Business Education RUSSEL K. BOHN Music CHALMERS F. BRACKEN - ' Vocational A WALTER E. BRACKEN Vocational IDA H. BUCK ' Business Education HELEN CHERRY Science HAZEL V. CRIST Home Economics WILLARD C. CROSS Vocational RUBY K. CRUMM Language H. MARIORIE DOWNES Social Studies SARAH E. DUNCAN Business Education 16 JCM, M. VERNA FAUST Science CHARLES A. FARIS Language ALMA M. EBERLE Music SCOTT S. GEESEY Language RUTH FLEMING Assistant Librarian EDITH R. FLECK Language RUTH P. GROVE Science CARL E. CRAF Business Education MYRTLE COULD Home Economics RENETTA F. HEISS Business Education EARL I. HAVERSTICK Science MIRIAM HARBAUCH llome Economics ELIZABETH V. HOLLEY Language WILBERT H. HOFFMAN Science ETHEL M. HENRY Social Studies ANNE E. KRICK Language LEON E. KENSINCER Mathematics ALBERTA JOHNS Home Economics MARIE N. LAUVER i Social Studies ANTHONY F. LAMONT Social Studies HAZEL G. KROUSE i Business Education 17 j6'LClfl,Zfy SARAH L. LEVAN Language ELSIE LEWIS Language RALPH F. MARSHALL Social Studies IRVIN MATLACK Vocational MARIORIE MATTERN Business Education LESTER C. MCCALL Mathematics HELEN K. MCCARTNEY Sc ience I. FRANKLIN MCDERMITT Social Studies FRANCES E. MCGINNIS Physical Education RUTH E. MCKERIHAN Home Economics C. IRVIN METZGER Vocational LOIS METZLER Business Education JACOB C. MILLER Vocational NELDA MILLER Social Studies LEONARD C. MOFFITT Vocational BEATRICE D. MORRISON Language PAUL F. MORSE Physical Education ELSA M. PAUL Nurse MARIAN A. PLITT Art MARIAN R. PUCKEY Mathematics A. CYRIL RAMSEY Social Studies 18 DOROTHY M. RICHARDS Social Studies PHILIP C. RICE Social Studies DONALD E. RHODES Vocational CEYLON S. ROMIG Vocational M. FLORENCE ROLLINS Language M. MARIE RITTS I ,angnage WILBUR K. RUNC Mathematics HERBERT S. SHEETZ Mathematics IRENE J. SAUSERMAN Mathematics HAROLD E. STONG Science IEANNETTE STEVENS Social Studies SAMUEL B. SMITH Vocational A. ANCELLA UNVERZACT Social Studies ANNA M. TEMPLE Language ELIZABETH E. TAYLOR Math:-matics IDA E. WOOMER Language WILLIAM A. WHITTAKER Language C. ROSCOE WAREHAM Mathematics JOHN C. YOST Mathematics JOHN F. YoN Science HAROLD D. YODER Science FACULTY MEMBERS NOT SHOWN IN THE PRECEDING PAGES Alfrcd H. Dim-tzc, Vocutiolmlg Walter Dietzc, Vocational: Mary E. Dunbar, Lungungcg William K. Heilcr, Vocationalg Harry K. Lantz, V4ll'llll1lIlillQ Hilda M. Orr, Language-g Una E. Small, 19 lalmzumu-g Milrln-fl lh-llvr, I.nnumm,-- Ink.. Mano: uma.. LZCMA? Seated: D. Gottshall, B. Kelley, B. Maloy, S. Pennock, 1. Orr, A. Davis, A. Basalla, M. Brown. First Row-Miss Bloomfield, P. Dick, P. Barry, S. Bashore, I. Pennington, li. Brazzlc, VV, NVil- son, M. Bittner, N. Hanna. Second Row--XV. Madison, R. Conlon, I. Miller, VV. Burch, D. Miller, H. Evey. Nliss Kathryn Bloomfield The Senate As every parade is forming there are certain peo- ple called marshals who direct each procedure and maintain general order. Our Senate is like a body of these marshals. It is composed of twenty-tive mem- bers representing each phase of high school life. As each class enters high school, they elect four of their members to represent their class in the Senate during their high school career. Representatives from every major organization in the school complete the group. These members meet during the activity period to discuss school problems and activities. Under the sponsorship of Miss Kathryn Bloomfield. the Senate led our school triumphantly through the trying days of the evaluation, in addition to their usual activities of planning homeroom programs. settling school problems, making and enforcing school laws, and sponsoring various programs throught the school. This spring a special committee was chosen by the Senate to study the problem of assembly conduct. As a result the students became more Willing to co- operate with the entertainers who presented their talents in the high school auditorium. 20 As the Mid-ccntnrians marched on- ward through the last year of their high school career, thev took time out from the academic side of life to enjoy the lighter so- cial life. Following the installation of their class officers, the class sponsored a Hal- lowe'en Dance. and later in April, held the lirst Sock Hop. The seniors were conspicuous in all the school activities. Seniors took the majority ol' the parts in the English Department Plav and other dramatic presentations. Thev sold heanics to help boost school spirit. Most of the A Cappella choir was comprised of seniors. and it was the upper classlnen who comprised over half of the cast of the Annual Show. The class of 1950 prcdominatecl on the gridiron as Well as on the haskethall floor. and their weight help- ed to shape and estahlish the policies of the sehool through their representation in stn- dent government. The Mid-centnrians marched ont of school historv in the late spring. There was the Senior Banquet, the music and dancing at the Senior Prom, the final exams, the Baccalaureate. the Cornmencement- then it was all over. Thus the Mid-centniw ians fell ont of the A. ll. parade in order to join the other parades of life after high school with new goals, new friends. and many pleasant memories. 21 The Senior Class Seated--W. Betar, lt. Beaxcr. Standing-P. Dick, P. Baker Seated-Miss Lowther, Miss lleiss. Miss Chcrrv Standing-Mr. Kensinger, Mr. Marshall, Mr. D1-iaiffc. ,G 'S .J . , , i,g'Ie .i,,4xH- ' iqf I Q.. , i, s 4 Seniors Slpzemlw 2 Ma fafaf flag, Daniel Richard Abraham Uanuary 16l General Joseph Michael Adams "Mith" fFebruary 16l Vocational Nick Z. Ajay Uanuary 161 College Prep Baseball Club 1, 2, 3. joseph Albanese Jr. "Joe" fMarch 231 General Doris Jane Alexander "Alex" fFebruary 23 General Rober't'Paul Alleman "Satchel" Uulv all Business Education Home Room Representative 1, 3 Home Room President 3 Intramural Sports 1, 3, Captain 1, 3 Lois Jean Amick "Puddles" fjanuary 241 Business Education Skating Club 2, 3 Chorus 2 i 1 31.--1. .- s , w Donald James Adams "Don" CMay 112 College Prep Home Room President 3 Home Room Representative 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 85 Captain 2 Squad Leader 2, 3 Lorraine Barbara Aigner Uune 81 General Home Room Attendance Director 3 Frank Clifford Ake fDecember 302 Vocational Home Room Representative 8 Varsity Football 2 Varsity Track 1 J. V. Football 1 Joann Mae Albright "Io" fDecember 231 College Prep Quill and Scroll Club 2, 3, Secretary 3 Skating Club 1 Mountain Echo 1, 2, 35 Literary Editor 1, 2, 3 Hall Patrol 2 Traffic Patrol 3 David Anthony Alianiello "Junior" CFebruary 15D General 5-Iogne Room Sales Manager Intramural Sports lg Captain 1 Ivy May Alloway "Poison" Uanuary 9l College Prep Home Room Secretary 1 Skating Club 1 Swimming Club 1 Pyramid and Tumbling Club 2 A Cappella 1, 2, 3 All Girl Orchestra 1 Annual Show 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Intramural Sports 1, 3 Joyce Ann Ammerman IFebruary 25D General Swimming Club 1 A Cappella 1 Chorus 2, 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Senior Class Decorating Committee 8 egdn OMF LUOPA LULJ ZVLJE Lila Rae Anderson tAugust 231 Busincss Education Tumbling Clulx I Girls Gvmnastic Drill Club 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Walter F. Ansman foctolwr 71 Vocational George Robert Antesherzcr "judge" lApril 151 Vocational Ilomv Room Vicv Prcsiclcnt 3 j. V. Baslcctball 1 Intramural Sports 3 janet Beverly Arthur ujittcrlmgi' fScptvmbcr 181 Ct-orgc-Dc-cn Home- Room Vicc Prcsiclcnt 2 A Cappella 2 Ilcrhert E. Badorrek "Herb" CAugust 211 Vocational Ilomc Room Sales Manager 1 Patricia Louise Bair "Patty" fDcwmlwr 31 Collcgc Prcp Ilomc Room Vicc Prvsidcnt 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Jack Ronald Baker Cjulv 141 Gollego Pri-p llome RoomkPresidcnt 2 Varsity Trac 3 , Intramural SlJtnrt7JlNQf1Nd1t i r,V,-0f-li, ' X61 0, OMF ,Q 6117. john Cambell Miller Anslinger "Jack" fMarch 211 Gcm-ral Ili-Y Club 2 A Cappella 2, 34 Senior Octette 3 Intramural Sports Annual Show I, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Mary Kathryn Antes Uunc 161 George-Dccn Intramural Sports 1 Angie Maria Apollonio "Peroni" 1 March 261 George-Dcen Home Room President 3 Home Room Representative 3 Social Dancing Club 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Howard R. Auker "Howd" tFelJruarV 91 College Prop Home Room Vicc Prcsidcnt 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Leona LaRue Bair fAngust 11 General Orchestra 1, 2 Mk me Room ativc I Home Roca, L' es xadagcr 1 j, V. Foot a Intramural Spdsl, 3 Pauline Louise Baker fS0ptemlJer 151 Collc-gc Prop Art Cluh 3 Chonis 1 A Cap illa 2, 3 Annualrghow 1, 2, 3 P , , ry F31 if tgxifszffafoifsfis' 3 'W ,KU ,,,5xQ' WB 418 111212 ,1 J ff his " 1 iff - I Q7 ' ft 1' I X ji kk ,ljlkxjr f figififjffxv ,nj I N I KW 'W 1950 1950 pak! Richard Lloyd Banks "Pickle" fMav 41 College Prep Baseball Club 1 Intramural Sports 1 Leon Dallas Barnard "Doggie" fMarch 81 Vocational joan Irene Barrett "Io" fOctober 311 General Nature Observation Club 1 Future Teachers Club 2, 3 Chorus 2 A Cappella 3 James T. Basaites "Beb" fAugust 26 1Vocational Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 jane Isabel Bashore fAugust 271 General Chorus 2 Hall Patrol 2, 3 Jean E. Beard, "Ieane" CAugust 211 College Prep Y-Teen Club 3 Future Teachers Club 3 Pyramid Club 3 "The Divine Flora" 2 Annual Show 2, 3 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Senior Class Executive Committee 3 Robert Paul Beaver "Boub" fMay 151 College Prep Home Room President 1 Senior Class Treasurer 3 Band 1, 2, 3 A Cappella 3 Varsitv Basketball 2. 3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3 I. V. Basketball 1 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 cwaemdgw Air our ecbgcafion Richard Stanley Barkley "Bark" Uulv 121 General Home Room President 1 Home Room Vice President 2 Band 2, 3 J. V. Basketball 1 Intramural Sports 2 Nancy Ann Barnard Ouly 111 College Prep Dramatics 1 Compass 3 Hugo A. Bartel Guly 211 Vocational Alice Jane Basalla "Janie" fMav 11 Business Education Home Room President 1 Y-Teen Club 3 Home Room Representative 1 Senate 1, 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 3 Isabell Battisti "Is" tluly 111 Business Education Home Room Sales Manager 1 Home Room Treasurer 2 1, , X f Jean Anastasia Bearer V " A Quly 141 George-Deen , ' -' ' gooste1hClubg , 11 I ' f t Vi ome oom zecreagr V11 ,N P I ,' flax. "YI ,flu ' I X' 4 . . " I "inf, ' fill L. Q - f , , 1 , . rf" .' ix . I' x 1, . 2 IX K I 'X Q Catherine Marie Beckel ifS sI! fAugust 221 George-Deen Skating Club 2 Ushers Club 3 Dramatics 1, 2 Hall Patrol 3 Robert E. Behers "Bob" Eamest Charles Bell "Earnie" i0Cl0b0r 31 College P p tAugust 161 College Prep Sports Manager 1 Dance Band 2, 3 I Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 I. V. Football 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 fe 61, pain 855 Arm JMCdti0n. Marv Eleanor Bell tlanuary 31 Business Education llome Room Secretary 2 Skating Club 2 Donald George Benzel "Skip" Mpril 231 Generali Gene Berry "Fat" fjanuarv 171 Vocational Home lloom Vim' Presiclent 3 Varsity Football 3 -I. V. Foollmll 1, 2 Walter Betar "Herk" tMay 31 General llome lloom President l Senior Class President 3 A Cappella 3 Varsity Football 3 Varsity Basketball 2, 3 J. V, Football 2 I. V. Basketball l Eleanor Ruth Bigelow l0ctober 41 College Prep Bridge Club 2 Style Show 1 Don Ray Billetts lNovember 251 Vocational Intramural Sports 3 Sheldon Lee Bentley "Dink" tOct0ber 21 College Prep Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 Varsity Football 3 II. V. Football 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 3 Dean Berry "Skin" ilanuary 171 Vocational Home Room Vice President I Varsitv Football 2, 3 bl. V. Football 1 Intramural Sports 1 Robert Sherwood Berry "Bob" lFebruary 121 Vocational Eugene Philip Bettwy "Gene" tFebruarv 101 College Prep Nature Observation Club l, President 1 Bulletin Board Manager 1 Beverly Joanne Bigelow "jo" I March 41 College Prep Barbara Anita Bistline "Barb" tjune 291 College Prep ilome Room Repres'rntative 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Mountain Eclio 1, 2, 3 Literary Editor 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Seniors . 5' '-Q - Seniors Carl Paul Bleicher "Red" fOctober 21 Vocational Francis Michael Boccardi "Bo" fOctober 71 Vocational Intramural Sports 2 Donna Elizabeth Boland "Pete" CApril 21 College Prep Bowling Club 1 Swimming Club 2 Horseshoe Staff 3 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Sales Manager 2 Marie Bonerigo "Re-Re" COctober 61 Business Education Y-Teen Club 3 Social Dancing Club 1 Senior Class Executive Committee 3 Cheerleader 2, 3 Head Cheerleader 2, 3 Dee James Bragonier "Dizzy', fjanuary 51 College Prep Roy Lincoln Brazzle fAugust 21 College Prep Chess Club 3, President 3 Swimming Club 2 Christmas Pageant 1 Senate 3 Hall Patrol 34 Captain 3 Dona L. Brown "Brownie" CDecember 21 General Swimming Club I Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 VL Audrey Elizabeth Blontz "Ish" fApril 61 General Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Mary Ann Boggs "Maisie" fOetober 231 Business Education Bowling Club 1 Intramural Sports 1 Philip Hoover Bolger "Phil" fOctober 41 Vocational Mary Ellen Bossinger CMay 41 College Prep Flask and Beaker Club 3 loam e am! wifli Zia 0 pep iwjf Rut Anna Braun Uuly 51 Business Education Flask and Beaker Club 3 Intramural Sports 3 Paul Kenneth Brode "Peanut" iAugust 151 Vocational Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Captain 2 Gloria Mae Brown "Minty" CDecember 31 General lfgAf 5640 fgang pl'0lfeJ lllefe AEP. john William Brown "Brownie" CApril 251 College Prep Band 1, 2, 3 joan Alice Brubaker "Dutchess" fMay 16? Gencral Chorus 3 Cora Allene Bryson lApril GJ Business Education Home Room President 3 Home Room Representative 3 Bowling Club 1 David Russell Burd "Dave" COctober lj College Prep J. V. Football 1 I. V. Basketball 1 Charles Francis Bumheimer "Coat" CSeptember 111 Vocational Varsitv Football 2, 3 J. V. Football 1 Intramural Sports 3 Romaine May Bush fMay 7D George-Dccn llall Patrol 2, 3 Darrel Duane Cadle lOctober 3l College Prep Dance Band 3 Band 3 Orchestra 3 llomc Room President 3 0,99 :JL limit J-gd '.UC'4'r.ll'i 'lc rx. Ami! .M pug AQLUIAQ N Margaret Catherine Brown ..Margie,, fMarch 157 George-Deen Chorus 1 A Cappella 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Compass 2, 3, Associate Editor 24 Editor-in-Chief 3 Traffic Patrol 3 Senate 3 Christmas Pageant 3 John Lawrence Brumbaugh "Iohnny fDecember 287 College Prep Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Horseshoe Staff 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 William A. Burch "Knobby" fjulv 27? Vocational Home Room President 2, 3 Home Room Representative 2 Varsity Basketball 2, 3 J. V. Basketball 1 Senate 3 Audrey jean Burlcet CFebruarv 18D General Shirley Ann Burris "Giggles" CAugust 272 Business Education Ushers Club 1 Home Room Vice President Shirley Rae Bussard Uanuary 177 General Barbara Carolyn Campbell 1 "Barb" fMaxch 25? General Booster Club 3 Mountain Echo 85 Typist 3 Seniors 7 .fddoona 5 Philip LeRoy Campbell "Phil" lFebruary 31 General Varsity Track 1, 2 High Jump 1, 2 Gloria Sue Caporusio "Cap" fAugust 151 George-Deen Booster Club 1 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 , Charleen V. Carey llune 181 General Hall Patrol 2 Skating Club I Maxine Grace Carles "Mickey" fjuly 191 Business Education Intramural Sports 1, 2 Geraldine Louise Carothers acerryn fSeptember 141 George-Deen Ioan LaRue Carter "Jo" lApril 111 General Dramatics 1 Consiglia Mary Casalvieri "Connie" fFebruary 71 General Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Amiga!! feam if5 very efif Shirlee Mae Campbell "Shirl" Qanuary 91 General Swimming Club 2 A Cappella 1 Donald C. Capstick "Cappy" CDecember 151 College Prep Joanne Catherine Carles "Io" CFebruary 171 George-Deen Bowling Club 1 Y-Teen Club 3 Ushers Club 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1 Standards Committee Member 3 A Cappella 3 Elda Marie Camel' fNovember 101 George-Deen Y-Teen Club 3 Booster Club 3 Ushers Club 1, 2 Bowling Club 1 Intramural Sports 2 Hall Patrol 2 Shirlev jean Carson "Sam" fFebruary 141 Business Education Delores Joanne Caruso Cjune 241 Business Education Swimming Club 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 3 Chorus 2 Annual Show 2 Entertainment Committee 3 Alice May Cashman fDecember 251 George-Deen Home Room Secretary 2 Home Room Treasurer 2 Home Room Representative 2 Roller Skating Club 1, 3 Robert Cates "Bob" fNovember 71 General Home Room President 1 Home Room Treasurer 2 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3: Captain 1 Squad Leader 1, 2 men on me gricliron Lilley were ,auf f 5 fel " Encs Marie Cecere "Enie" fScpt4-mix-r 101 Ceneral Dancing Club 1 Ronald Kent Chambers "Pidge" 1August 191 College Prog: Home Room Vice Presi ent 1 Squad Leaders Club 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, 3 Charles joseph Christodoulos achristy., fjune 121 College Prep lli-Y Club 1, 2, 3 Conservation Club 1 llomc Room President 1, 2 llome Room Vice President 3 A Cagpella 2, 3, Vicc Prcsi ent 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Varsity Football 3 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3 AI. V. Football 1, 2 Maxson Lamain Claar "0sky" fMay 171 Vocational Gordon Wesley Clapper arcreeperpv iOctobcr 131 College Prep llomcroom Representative 3 lli-Y Club 1 Swimming Club 1, 3 Varsity Football 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 j, V. Football 1 Shirley Lorraine Clinger "Shirl" tjune 171 Business Education Booster Club 3 Home Room Sales Manager 2 K s lay M. Cav N. fjuly 21 Col Home Room S . Homg Hooinfresidel Base a C u 1 3 Dance Band 2 Q, Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Secretary lg President 3 Band 1, 2, 3 J. V. Basketball 1 1 Intramural Sports 2 Annual Show 1, Mary Dolores Centobene "Dee" iNove-mber 41 Business Education Y-Teen Club 3 Skating Club 1, 2 Domm Jean Chevalier Uuly 171 Business Education Photography Club 1 Rose Marie Ciambotti "Shorty" fApril 161 Business Education Skating Club 1 JoAnne Esther Clair "jo" Univ 71 Business Education Home Room Secretary 1 Home Room Assistant Secretary 2 Dancing Club lg President 1 Mountain Echo Staff 1 A Cappella 2, 3 Daniel A. Clark fFebruary 131 Vocational Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Captain 1 . lli-Y Club 3 Auxiliary Police 1, 2, 3 John Dewyn Clowson "Dewey" Uanuary 11 Vocational 1950 1950 William Lew Cochran "Bill" COctober 11 Vocational Baseball Club 1, 2, 3 Varsity Basketball 2, 3 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3 J. V. Basketball 1 J. V. Football l Livia Constance Colabove aI-'een fDecember 101 George-Deen Chorus 2 Joseph B. Collins fMaV 241 General Home Room Sales Manager 1 Betty Louise Confer Q-Iune 301 Business Education Ronald M. Conlon "Tiny" Uanuary 81 Vocational Varsity Track 1 Auxiliary Police 1, 2, 33 President 2, 3 Senate 2, 3 Janet Marie Conner fAugust 261 Business Education Anna Mae Consalvo "Annie" fllecember 241 General Dancing Club 2 Chorus 3 en, die going wan muff? Lynn Bette Cohen "Lynnie" Uune 121 College Prep Booster Club 1 Bridge Club 1 A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Senior Octette 1, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant l Traffic Patrol 1, 2 Robert Francis Cole Cjanuary 251 General Martha S. Colyer fAugust 171 Business Education Louis Thomas Conforto "Cheech lNovember 21 General M94 an William Francis Connelly "Bill" fApril 191 College Prep Home Room Treasurer 1 Hi-Y Club 3, Treasurer 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Captain 1 Thomas James Conroy CApril 31 General Mary Jo Conway "Moe" fOctober 71 General Skating' Club 1 foonagi clneergaofem Meir Mum Marilyn Comelius "Comey" fDccf-mbcr 213 College Prep Acadcmy of Scicncc 2, 3: Sccrctarv 3 Ouill and Scroll Club 3 Flask and Beaker Club 2 Future 'l'caclwrs Club I, 2 Mountain Echo 3 llall Patrol 3 William Paul Costlow "Caboose" lApril 23D General Baseball Club 2, 3 Varsitv Baseball 1, 2, 3 Varsity Football 2 j. V. Football 1 Ilomcroom Prcsidcut 3 Ilomc-room Svcre-tary 2 Alan Seymour Cover I' I Merel jackson Cox "Jack" fMay 233 Colle-gc Prep F Q l. A Uune Ill College Prep Cln-ss Club I, 2. 3 bay " I-'VC N Band 3 M . joan Creamer Harry Glenn Creighton flanuarv 313 Ccncral tAngust 31 General Dancing Club 1 Chorus 1 Intramural Sports 2 William Hayes Crownover Elizabeth jane Cun'y "Janie" C March l ID Vocational IOctober 62 George-Deen Roller Skating Club 1, 2, 3 Ushers' Club 1, 2. 3 h Chorus I A Cappella 3 Christmas Pageant 1, 2 Senior Class Invitation and Reception Committec 3 Nurses' Aide- 3 Marv Ilelen Curtis Eleanor Marie Damiano "El" i0l'iUl7l'I' ml BllSill4'SS tApril 221 Business Education Education Ilomc Room Secretary I Ilomc Room Svcrs-tary l Home Room Treasurer 2 tam I, p Booster Club 3 Swimming Club 2 llall Patrol 3 Terry DCHII Dlilldrell UAH!" ' ,LLL Verino joseph Dandrea "Reno" iF0l1Tll1U'Y l5l Cvllvflll A fSeptcmbcr 201 College Prep Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 V1,a,L Band 1, 2, 3 tj X K Orchestra 2, 3 T . ,, , l- ,1J'5' 'Y Dance Band 2,3 72" ' I, li' Intramural Sports I, 2, 3 WWA, 4 l Ljx' - sm + 1' a Margaret Louise Daniels I u joan orothy Davensizer "Jo" PUSSY, ,vt llfcbruary 261 George-Deen ljuuc 242 Cencral O 'J ' , fCh01-ug 1 Home Room Treasurcr I ARL' xfAfrL4Annlml Show 1 Ilomc lloom Bcprcscntativc 2 Nvpgpfr ,V Y-Tccn Club 3 Booster Club 3 Photogra Jhy Club l Bridge Club 3 Q X NJ, llorscshou Staff 2, 3 f IM' l Seniors Seniors Audrey Evelyn Davis QFcbruary 191 College Prep Ushers Club 2 Bridge Club 2 Booster Club 1 Quill and Scroll 2, 3g Treasurer 3 Mountain Echo 1, 2, 3g Associate Editor 3 Senate 3 Lois Margaret Davis "Dee" fDecember 81 George-Deen Ruth Nadine Day "Ruthie" lAugust 191 Business Education Home Room President 2 Skating Club 1 Eugene Warren DeAngelis ..Gimpy,, CAugust 271 College Prep Varsity Football 2, 3 Intramural Sports 33 Captain 3 Home Room Treasurer 3 Melvin Walter Decker "Yo Yo fApril 41 General Home Room President 3 Samuel Nicklos De N isi CSeptember 191 Vocational Pinochle Club 1 Robert Anthony DeRose "Ace" CMarch 81 General Track 2, 3 Cross Country 1, 2, 3 J. V. Track 1 vs we Jeniom Erma Jane Davis "Jane" fMav 151 College Prep Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Publicity Manager 3 Mountain Echo 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Ida M. Dawson "Patty" fOctober 61 General Home Room Vice President 2 Ioan Louise Dean "Jo" Uuly 191 George-Deen Home Room Sales Manager 1, 2 Home Room Treasurer 2 Home Room Secretary 3 Bowling Club 1 Chorus 1, 2 Annual Show 1 Jeannette Debo "Janie" fApril 181 College Prep Booster Club 1 A Cappella 2, 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Doris Kathleen Dell CApril 51 George-Deen Home Room Treasurer 3 Dancing Club 1 Chorus 2, 3 joseph A. DePaolis "Shooz" fMay 11 Vocational I. Herbert Detwiler "Herb" f March 201 Vocational Image! 61, .HJKAWQQH HJLC8 ,MAM wifcAe5, goggles, glaodfd, an romance ADI!!! .Lf ale L '5'M"w 1, Patricia Ann Dick "Patsy" fMay 17D College Prep Academy of Science 3 Y-Teen Club 3 Future Teachers Club 3 Flask and Beaker Club 3 Christmas Pageant 1 Mountain Echo 1 Horseshoe Staff 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Senior Class Vice President 3 Senate 3 Carol Louise Diehl COctober 26l Business Education William Charles Dietzel "Baby" fOctoher 13l General Max Dinges CMay 25D General Home Boom Vice President 2 J. V. Football 1, 2 Donna Joyce Dodson iOctol'Jer ISJ George-Deen Booster Club 1 Future Teachers Club 2, 3 Bowling Club 3 Martha Jean Dodson "Tex" fSeptember 125 Industrial Art Skating Club 1 Swimmin Club 2 Ushers Cixi: 2, 3 Mountain Echo 1, 2, S Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Hall Patrol 2 Grace Marie Dorfmeister "Sense" Cjanuary 9J Business Education Y-Teen Club 3 6, .wfefffc ,1 pa, Donald Edward Dicken "Don" CAugust 69 College Prep Varsity Football Manager 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 2, 34 Man- ager 2, 3. l. Joanne Dietrick "Jo" lSeptember 42 Business Education Flask and Beaker Club 3 B. Jeannette Dill "Shorty" Uune 21D General Joe Disabato iOctober 12D Vocational Jean Marie Dodson "Red" tMarch l6l George Deen Chorus 3 Joann Ella Donaldson "Jo" tOctober 212 College Prep Swimming Club 1, 2 Booster Club 1, 2 Traffic Patrol 3 Chorus 1 A Cappella 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Senior Class Entertainment Committee Girls' League Entertainment Committee Betty Jane Dunkel "Bets" lSeptember 6l George-Deen Home Room Vice President 1 0 Home Room Secretary .. Chorus 1 Donald Parker Dunn "Dunnie" fMay 91 General Varsity Football 3 Varsity Track 2, 3 1. V. Football 1, 2 Intramural Sports Squad Leader Marjorie Edna Dunn "Dumbo" QAugust 101 General Home Room Treasurer 1 A Cappella 2 Chorus 1 Ronald Clair Earnest Uune 191 General Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 2 Barbara Ann Edelblute "Spider" fFebruary 251 Industrial Art Home Room Secretary 3 Roller Skating Club 2, 3 Senior Class Decorating Committee 3 Shirley Louise Ehredt fFebruary 141 George-Deen Home Room President 1 Home Room Secretary 2 Chorus Edwin Ellsworth Eichelbergir e lMav 91 General Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 3 Cross-Country 2 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3 Animal Show 1, 2, 3 Shirley jane Elway fMay 51 George-Deen f' Fellowship Club 3 gl'0M,p 0 PZOP 8 CGWLQ fo ca!! joseph Harvey Dunn "Joe" fNovember 131 College Prep Home Room Secretary 1 Home Room Vice President 2, 3 Conservation Club l Swimming Club 2 Band 1, 2, 3 "Apron String Revolt" 1 "The Divine Flora" 2 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3 Co-Captain 3 Barbara J. Durio "Barb" Uune 51 Business Education Home Room Secretary 1 Home Room Vice President 2 Y-Teen Club 3 Barbara K. Ebersole "Barb" Uuly 241 George-Deen Home Room Secretary 1 Chorus 1 Hall Patrol 3 Mary jane Edwards "Lefty" fOctober 131 George-Deen Home Room Secretary 1 Home Room Representative 3 Compass 1, 2 Horseshoe 3 Robin Margot Eiche Uanuary 291 College Prep Skating Club 3 Chorus 1, 2 A Cappella 3 Shirley Ami Eisenhart CMay 261 Business Education Home Room Secretary I Y-Teen Club 3 Athletic Office 3 Amos Cody Emes "Coot" fMarch 71 Vocational I. V. Football 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 0 dee i we were on M Emil I. En elmnn "B'er Fox" Uune 19? Vocational Home Room Vice President 3 Xnrsity Sports Manager 1, 2, llead Varsity Sports Manager 3 Donna jean Erhard 1March 28D George-D1-cn Dancing Club 1 Chorus 1 Boys' Attcuclancc Office 2 Vivian Louise Evans "Biv" Uannary 82 General Nature Observation Club 1 Ronald Wayne Ewing "Pete" flfcbruary 123 Industrial Art Mountain Echo 1, 25 Sports Editor 2 Chcerlcaclcr 1 Anthony joseph Fanelli "Bear" CAugust 24J General Grace Elmira Farber "Willie" CScptelnber 91 Business Education Franklin George Feather fScptember lj College Prcp Band 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Robert Emil Engelman "Zeak" Uune D Vocational Home Room President 1 Faye Mardell Evans "Shorty" lNovember 181 George-Deen Dancing Club 1 Animal Show 1 Hem'y Howell Evey "Bucky" Uune 61 College Prep Home Room President 2 Home Room Representative 2 Flask and Beaker Club 2 Pinochle Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Senate 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 35 General Captain 3 J. Bonita Eyster "Bonnie" fAugust 171 General Bowling Club 3 Nurses' Aid 3 Louis joseph Fanelli "Ditty" fMarch 131 General Home Room President 1 Tumblers Club 1, 2 janet Louise Fasick "Jenny" fAugust 82 George-Deen Home Room Representative 3 Dancing Club 1, 2 Skating Club 1, 2 A Cappella 1, 2 Joan M Febbo "Jo" Uuneail Business Education Skating Club 1 Swimming Club 2 Hi-Y Club 3 Library 3 Annual Show 2 1950 1950 MAL, Dorothy Ellen Feltenberger .fD0t,, fOctober 251 George-Deen Home Room Vice President 2 Thomas Ferrara "Red" CFebruary 131 Vocational Home Room Vice President 1 Harold Arlen Ferry iMarch 61 College Prep janet Louise F iester "Shorty" CDecember 51 Business Education Skating Club 1, 2 Chorus 1 Blanche Irene Filer fSeptember 31 George-Deen Ronald Eugene Fink "Spinnie" CSeptember 91 Vocational Hi-Y Club 1 Lillian Anita Fiore "Swish" Cjune 31 General Dancing Club 1 J iddflff G5 ?0M, C601 Gloria Virginia F enell ljuly 121 College Prep Skating Club 1, 3 Mary Genevieve Ferris "MiMi" Cjune 131 Business Education Swimming and Water Safety Club 1 Gymnastic Drill Club 2 Pyramid Club 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Ralph Walter Fickes "Bud" iDecember 221 Vocational Baseball Club 3 john Joseph F igurel "Fig" CDecember 81 College Prep A Cap lla 3 AnnualXShow 3 j. V. Football 1 Varsity Football 2, 3 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3 Barbara Sue Fink Uuly 71 Business Education Skating Club 1, 2 Ronald Lee Fink "Finkie" CNovember 101 College Prep Intramural Sports 2 Cherry Ann Fleck QMarch 281 College Prep Boosters Club 1 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2 Christmas Pageant 1 Annual Show 2 Traffic Patrol 3 dee ur agigfieri ranging Kam .14 fo Z Fred Philip Fleck janet Elizabeth Fluke "Flukie" f0ctober 251 Vocational Uune 161 Business Education Skating Club 1, 2, 35 President 3 Ushers Club 3 Clair William Fochler "Boggy" Edward Joseph Fochler "Ed" C May 101 Vocational Uanuary 161 College Prep Skating Club 3 ' Home Room Vice President 3 Z .4-sJf",04-9621A-' ' arsity Basketball 2, 3 bLgSketba11 1' Francis John F ochler "Frank" fjanuary 161 College Prep Flask and Beaker Club 2g Vice President 2 Christmas Pageant 1 Intramural S arts 2, 3 Traffic Patro1X2, 3 Joyce Fozle "lov" lMar:-li 81 Business Education Booster Club 1 Skating Club 2 Hall Patrol 1 hmm oan Foreman " o" .l J fOctober 51 College Prep Swimming Club 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Annual Show 1 Hall Patrol 2, 8 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 George Robert Fockler "Fox" lMarch 16? General Intramura Sports 2, 3 Edward Leon F oor "Ed" Uune 151 Vocational Walter Andrew F oor "Pete" fMarch 221 Vocational Stage Crew 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 5hil'l0Y Lois FOX Eleanore Louise Fraker "Kupie" Uune 191 General Chorus 1, 2 fDecember 141 Business Education Booster Club 1 Swimming Club 2 iii' Y-Teen Club 3 A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Annua Show 1, 2, 3 Mary Cannelina Francis "Fat" Betty Iola Franco "Frankie" CApril 261 Business Education Booster Club 3 Swimming Club 2, Secretary 2 Skating Club 1, 2, 3 Y-Teen Club 3 fMarch 71 Business Education Home Room President 1 Home Room Vice President 2 Home Room Secretary 3 Chorus 1, 2 Seniors ,2 LX!- Seniors Vincent joseph Frank "Vince" Qune 143 General Intramural Sports 1 Dorothy Rebecca Frederick nD0tn CMarch 51 Business Education Home Room Vice President, Treasurer 3 Dancing Club 1 Alma Margaret Funk "Spook" fNovember SOD George-Deen Swimming Club 1, 2 Booster Club 3 Y-Teen Club 3 Chorus 1, 2 Hall Patrol 3 Marjorie Ann Gardner "Margie" Cjanuary 61 General Bowling Club 1 Skating Club 2 John Joseph Gates fMarch 107 General flax, ' Stephen Hengst Gates "Steve" fFebruary 222 College Prep Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Captain 2, 3 Stage Crew 1, 2 Basketball Manager 1, 2 Georgetta Ilene Geesey "Georgie" fjuly 242 Business Education Photography Club 1 Booster Club 3 A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 John Allen Freas "jack" fAugust 17 Vocational I. V. Football 1 james Robert Fry "lim" CFebruary 121 Vocational Home Room Representative 3 Traffic Patrol 1, 2 Hi-Y Club 1 Intramural Sports Donald Ross Gampe Cjanuary 231 General Intramural Sports 1 Ronald McGraw Gardner "Ronnie" fjunc 121 College Prep Home Room President 3 Home Room Secretary 1 Home Room Representative 3 Swimming Club 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 1 QA l ollege P f - 3 s 2 o Ronal d' ate Band Orch k L 2, 3 . V. as et 01. V. oot ars F all 2, 3 ovs' Fe tion President 3 Annual w 1, 3 Sarah Ann Gearhart "Sally" Uune 27 George-Deen Booster Club 3 Chorus 2 A Cappella 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Joan Lou Geesey "Io" fMay 25 Business Education ULU' LFQHJ new LIJCAEVLJ Wlfdl 2 eaflltng 6l P 86l.'1l4l'e A249 fo FQAQUQ 14:5 of worA ufimouf meadure. Helen Lou George CAugust 131 College Prep Booster Club 1, 3 Bridge Club 2 Chorus 1, 2 Gloria Roseanna Ghaner CSeptember 141 George-Deen llome Room Treasurer 1 Kathryn Love Gibboney "Kate" CMareh 301 George-Deen Chorus 1, 2, 3 Connie Lou Gonter Uune 41 General Swimming Club 1 Bowling Club 2 Orchestra 1, 2 Annual Show 1 Compass 8 Elva Grace Gordon Coctober 131 George-Deen Social Dancing Club 1 Dorothy Helen Gottshall "Dottie" fMarch 51 George-Deen Booster Club 3 Y-Teen Club 3 Pyramid Club 3 Senate 3 Hall Patrol 3 Howard Edward Gray .rl-Iowdyn iApril 21 Vocational Home Room Representative 2 WJ 1950 Margaret Louise Gfrerer "Peggy lMarch 121 George-Deen Home Room Vice President lg Treasurer 3 Ushers Club 2. 3 Skating Club 1, 2, 3 Y-Teen Club 3 Hall Patrol 3 Chorus 1, 2 Daniel joseph Giarth "Dan" fApril 231 Vocational Annabelle Mae Gill COctober 161 Business Education Fellowship Club 3 Home Room Secretary 2 Fred Joseph Good CApril 291 General Mary Dorothy Gossard "Dotty tMay 231 College Prep Home Room Vice President 1g Secretary 2 Home Room Treasurer 3 Bridge Club 1 English Department Plav 2 Mountain Echo 1 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Joyce H. Grassmyer "joy" fSeptember 57 George-Deen Raymond Glenn Green "Ray" Uune 161 General Intramural Sports 3 v Se n I O I' S any aflfenalec! .Mei con qrence on career Alice Marie Greiner "Ali-Rec" fApril 301 Business Education Home Room Secretary 2 Swimming Club 2 Compass Staff 2, 3 Betty Lou Grove COctober 61 Business Education Home Room Secretary 2 Bowling Club 1 Fellowship Club 3 Mary Elizabeth Grove flanuary 291 College Prep Chorus 2 A Cappella 3 Annual Show 1, 2 William Arthur Grove "Scrib" CNovember 111 Vocational Mary Lou Gunsalus "Lukie" fAugust 71 Business Education Home Room Vice President 2 Skating Club 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 john Andrew Hainley fDecember 171 Vocational John William Hall "Fat" Uanualy 251 Vocational A .7vvkaQ,u4J9J1B'OK ' fm f . . .. ,, 94,91 H. Earl Gnffith, jr. Pete CSeptember 231 College Prep Home Room Vice President 3 , Dance Band 1 I, Flask and Beaker Club 2 ,f Band 1, 2, 3 ' f Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 , District Band 3 Catherine Elizabeth Grove "Katie" Uanuary 101 George-Deen Booster Club 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Ronald Earl Grove "Pip" f February 261 General Hi-Y Club 3 Varsity Football 2, 3 Captain 3 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3 Captain 3 J. V. Football 1 J. V. Basketball 1 Tillie Marie Cruszcynski "Tillie" iluly 171 George-Deen Home Room President 1, 2, 3 Swimming Club 1 Flask and Beaker Club 1 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 1, 2 Grace Emily Haik ilune 11 College Prep Fellowship Club 1, 2, 3 Martha Alyn Hall fFebruary 151 College Prep Future Teachers Club 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Chorus 1 Annuai Show 2, 3 Marilyn jean Haller "Kitty" fFcbruary 51 General W ici: macle fliem rea Marlene Louise Haller fOctober 251 College Prep Booster Club 1 Bridge Club 2 Y-Teen Club 3 Orchestra 1 Horseshoe Staff 3g Typist 3 Senior Class Ticket Committee 3 Mary Halow Uune 51 Business Education Nature Observation Club 14 Secretary 1 Y-T1-cn Club 3 David Edward Hancock "Dave" fAugust 91 College Prep Conservation Club 1, 2 Band 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Captain I, 2 john Richard Hancock "jack" lAugust 171 College Prep Mountain Echo 3 Intramural Sports l Nancy Dianne Hannah lApril 301 College Prep Booster Club 1 Bridge Club 3 Y-Teen Club 3 Old-Fashion Style Show l Donna Louise Hamden "Dee" ljulv 311 College Prep Orchestra l, 2, 3 ize gra Orchestra String Quartet 1, 2, 3 Lois Isabelle Harten "Dimpy" i February 251 Ceorge-Deen Chorus l, 2 J , uafion A near. Donald Bruce Hallman "Duke" fMarch 91 Vocational Home Room Vice President 1 P. Richard Hamer "Dick" fNovember 201 General Home Room Treasurer 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Eleanor Elizabeth Hancock "Ellie" fMay 311 College Prep Bowling Cluh 1 Bridge Club 2 Booster Club 3 Chorus 1 Annual Show 1 Audrey Sema Handmaker fAugust 131 College Prep joseph Raymond Hardt "Ice" CAugust 131 General Nature Observation Club 1 Magician Club 3 Ethel M. Harshbarger "Bunnie" lDecember 101 Vocational Art Skating Club 1 Swimming Club 2 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2 Intramural Sports 1 William Glenn Harvey "Bud" fApril 281 Vocational I. V. Sports 1 1950 1950 e6l:i0l'l:i HPLC! elleflfd Ernest Eugene Gehrdes "Ernie" Uuly 221 College Prep Baseball Club 1, 2, 3 Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3 Hall Patrol 3, Period Captain 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Nancy Lee Haupt "Nance" fOctober 211 Colleg Prep Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Vicc President 3 Bridge Club 2 Horseback Riding Club 1 Mountain Echo 1, 2, 3g Circulation Manager lg Managing Editor 2, 3 Executive Committee 2 Lucretia Joanne Hay "Crish" fMay 301 Business Education Bowling Club 1 Y-Teen Club 2, 3 Betty Romayne Heimbach "Betts" CFebruary 111 College Prep Ushers Club 3 Academy of Science 3 Home Room President 3 Mary Ann Hendricks CFebruary 51 College Prep Booster Club 1 Bridge Club 2 Ushers Club 2 A Cappella 2, 3 Senior Octette 3 "The Divine Floran 2 Horseshoe Staff 35 Associate Editor 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Patricia Ann Hicks "Pat" fOctober 111 General Hall Patrol 3 James David Hillard "Jim" C-Iuly 71 Vocational Home Room Sales Manager 1 Cross Country Track 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 in our caries were porfraye Walter George Hauck, Ir. lAugust 111 College Prep Nature Observation Club lg Vice President 1 A Cappella 1, 2 Annual Show 1, 2 Squad Leader 2, 3 Peggy Ann Hauser "Pegs" fFebruary 191 General Skating Club 2, 3 Bowling Club 1 Genevieve Jane Hazlett "Bunny" CMarch 201 George-Deen Home Room Vice President 3 Booster Club 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Francis McVey Henderson Uuly 291 College Prep Academy of Science 2, 34 Treasurer 3 William Nason Hengst, Jr.uB.uU 1 fFebruarv 141 College Prep Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Ralph Lislie Hildebrand "Bed" Uuly 91 Vocational Home Room President 2 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3 Helen Louise Himes CApril 81 George-Dccn Bowling Club 1, 2 Hall Patrol 2 Traffic Patrol 3 pain linga Ay Acfwof arfida Willard Edward Himes "0skey" Uunc 111 Vocational Harold Hoffman "Hoffy" fApril 301 College Prep Home Room President 2 Flask and Beaker Club 2 Band 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Senior Class Refreshment Committee 3 Harvey Forrest Hollows "Wimpy" CAugust 131 Vocational Robert Eugene Holsinger "Bob" Uuly 291 Vocational Susan Marilyn Holtzinger "Pete" tMareh 317 College Pres Home Room Vice Presi ent 1 Horseback Riding Club 1 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 A Cappella 1 "The Divine F lora" 2 Horseshoe Staff 3 Mountain Echo 1 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 3 Wilma Louise Hooper "Billie" fDecember 241 College Prep llome Room President 2 Home Room Representative 2 Dancing Club 1 Ski Club 2 Flask and Beaker Club 1 Horseshoe Staff 3 Dorothy Mae Houtz Uunc 161 General Chorus 1, 2 QL., 6a,,A,,,,,z Mary Grace Hocherl Uune 27D George-Deen Grace Marie Holby "Snooky" Uuly 7D Business Education Home Room Secretary 3 Donna Claire Holman "Dody" fjuly 29? Business Education Y-Teen Club 3 Booster Club 1, 3 Intramural Sports 2 Gwendolyn Rae Holton "Gwen tDc-cember 17 College Prep Home Room President 1 Home Boom Secretary 2 Swimming Club 1 Bridge Club 2 Booster Club 3 A Cappella 3 Christmas Pageant 1 "Papa Is All" 3 Annual Show 1, 3 Hamid Maynard Homer "Homely" CMay 71 General Home Room Vice President 1 Home Room Secretary 2 Baseball Club 1, 2 Booster Club 1 Skating Club 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 3g Captain 1, 3 ..B0b., Robert Augustus Houck Uanuarv 231 General Band 1, 2, 3 Dance Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 3 Joyce Viola Hudson "joy" 1 fNovember 25l George-Deen Home Room Vice President 2 Roller Skating Club 2, 3 Seniors Seniors Donald George Huey CSeptember 201 General Bemadette Helen Hunter csD0llyaa fApril 231 College Prep Future Teachers Club 1, 2 Booster Club 1 Bridge Club 1 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 jean Elizabeth Huntsberry "Jeanie fMarch 111 College Prep Y-Teen Club 3 Booster Club 8 Horseshoe Staff 3 VValter Carl Hurliman "Wally" Uulv 121 General I, V. Basketball 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Janet Lucile Irvin "Shorty" lMarch 261 General Skating Club 1, 2 Ronald Herbert Isenberg "Ike" fMarch 21 College Prep Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 Flask and Beaker Club 2 Secretary-Treasurer 2 Orchestra 1 Senior Class Executive Committee Senior Class Decorating Committee Intramural Sports 1, 2, 8 Marjorie Fem Jarrett "Margie" CDecember 151 College Prep Chorus 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 19 .xdhoonal own fainf on cfifilvfay Iohn M. Humm fMay 261 General Intramural Basketball Leah Marie Hunter I Cjulv 41 College Prep Home Room Representative 1 Home Room Secretary 3 oan Marlene Hurley Uanuary 161 Business Education Home Room President 2 Skating Club 1, 3 Bowling Club 1 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3 Compass Staff 2, 3g Business Manager 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1 M. Eugene Hyssong "Gene" fApril 231 College Prep June Arlene Irvin "Kitten" fMarch 191 Business Education Home Room Representative 1 Wild Life Conservation Club 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2 Donna Rose Jackson "Rosie" fNovember 91 George-Deen Home Room Secretary 1 Pyramid Club 1, 2 Y-Teen Club 1, 2, 3 Tumbling Club 1, 2 Booster Club 3 Chorus 1 A Cappella 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 . Annual Show 1, 2, 8 Margaret Geraldine johnson "Marge" fjanuary 81 Business Education Home Room Treasurer 2 Skating Club 1, 2 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Olin!! ZXPPZJJLOH Lil tA2 Wag. Drucilla Lynn Iohnsonbaugh "Drue" Uune 181 General Skating Club 1 Barbara Ann jones "Jonesey" lSeptember 131 College Prep Horse-back Riding C ub 1 Bowling Club 3 Hall Patrol 2 Chorus 1, 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Shirley C. Kaplan CFebruury 241 George-Deen Patricia Louise Kearney "Pat" lNovember 211 George-Deen Roller Skating Club 3 Donald Elvin Kelley "Deac" lDecember 61 Vocational Football 1, 2, J. V. Football l Track 1, 2 Intramural Sports 2 Joyce Evelyn Kelley lApril 281 Business Education Fellowship Club 1, 3 S. Arliss Kemp "Arliss" lMarch 31 College Prep Home Room Secretary 1 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 1950 Doris Louise Johnson "Dorie" fjune 201 General Bowling Club I Anna Marie Kaphamer "Kappy lNovember 161 General Skating Club 1 Barbara Ann Kaufman "Barbee lAugust 21 College Prep Booster Club 1 Bridge Club 2 Horseshoe Staff 3, Business Mgr, English Dept. Play 2 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pa eant 3 Traffic Patrolgfi Beverly joan Kellv "Bev" Uanuary 61 Business Education Senate Stenographer, Rep. of Commercial Dept. 3 Herbert Kelly "Herb" lAugust 141 College Prep Marlene Joye Kelley Uanuary 61 Business Education Skating Club 3 Compass Staff, Typist 2, 3 janet Louise Kensinger "jan" lAugust 211 College Prep Pvram1d Club 3 Y-Teen Club 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 SenIOrS af! me fe5f5 fdaf are given, you Edward Paul Kerlin "Eddie" fjuly 811 College Prep Home Room Vice President Home Room Treasurer 2 Varsity Track 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Jacqueline May King "Jackie" fMarch 291 College Prep Home Room Secretary 3 Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Pres. 3 Future Teachers of America Club 2, 3 Roller Skating Club 2 Booster Club 3 Ushers Club 3 Senior Class Ticket Committee 3 Horseshoe Staff -34 Girls Sports Editor 3 Wayne Augustine Kirkpatrick Cjulv 111 College Prep A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Maryann Gertrude Klesius ljune 91 George-Deen Chorus Mary Agnes Knob CAugust 121 Business Education Skating Club 2, 3 Darthy Mona Koch "Kochie" fDecember 51 College Prep Home Room President 2 Swimming Club 1, 2, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Secretary of Junior Class 2 Patricia Ann Kopp "Pat" fDecember 31 General Skating Club 1, 2 Blair Eugene Kerstetter IMav 241 College Prep I. V. Football 2 Varsity Football 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Lloyd Emest King fjanuary 241 Vocational Edward Leslie Kiser "Ed" Uanuary 201 Vocational Home Room President 2, 3 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Captain 1 Donald Eugene Kline "Don" fMay 311 College Prep Home Room Vice President 3 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, Vice President 2 I. V. Football 1 Intramural Sports 1 ac-Donrv Donald Francis Knouse fMay 191 Vocational Gloria Ann Kolb fNovember 41 College Prep Booster Club 1 Bridge Club 2 "Divine F lorav 2 Horseshoe Staff 3 Raymond Paul Kowalski "Ray" CFebruary 31 Vocational Hi-Y Club 2 dee e moaf imporfanf ia flie one Ar .7 Dorothy Louise Kuhn "Dot" iNovember 261 College Prep Home Room Secretary 2 Ushers' Club 1 2, 3 Swimming Club I Chorus 1 A Cappella 2, 3 Dramatics 1 "The Divine Flora" 2 Intramural Sports 2, 34 Captain 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Shirley Kuritzy "Shirl" iMurch 171 College Prep Booster Club 1 Bridge Club 2 Mountain Echo 1, 2 Robert john Labriola "Bob" ijune 111 Business Education Home Room Secretary 2 Clara Donna LaMorte Uuly 141 General Home Room Vice President 2 Swimming Club 1, 2 Dorothy Ann LaRaia "Dottie" Mugust 71 George-Deen Hal Patrol 3 Jeanette May Laratonda 'Jeanie" fMay 11 George-Deen Skating Club 1 Flask and Beaker Club 2 Bowling Club 3 Ronald Lawhead "Ron" lDecember 201 College Prep Varsity Football 2, 3 I. V. Football 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Leo Frederick Kumpf Uuly 21 General Bowling Club 1, 2g Pres. 2 Dramatics I Intramural Sports 1, 2 James Donald Kyle "lim" COctober 301 Vocational Intramural Sports jean Elmira Laing tMaV 221 Business Education Fellowship Club 1 Michael Daniel LaMorte "Mike" Uanuary 281 Business Education Home Room Representative 2 Intramural Sports 3 Hall Patrol 3 Gym Office -3 James Donald Laratonda "Jim" fMarch 281 Vocational Francis Bemard Lauer, Jr. iMay 11 College Prep Future Teachers Club 1 Richard Lawrence Lawson fMay 191 General Manager of Track Team 1, 2, 3 .inichyn 1950 1950 uri 2 2215? uania eA me deniora fool a fedf Frank All ,I er erk Y r, lbetetalqggn . fjulyl ? Q:sl9'p5 Home In ' - 'UT Hi-Y C ub 3 Dance Band 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Varsity Track 2. 3 1. V. Basketball I Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Senate 3 Traffic Patrol 3 Charles Thomas Leasure "Chuck" Uuly 111 College Prep A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Treas. 3 Senior Octette 3 Christmas Pageant 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Dorothy Elizabeth Leighty 'Dorty fApril 151 George-Deen Skating Club 2, 3 Albert Lemme "Lem" fMarch 11 General Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Helen Louise Leonard "Peanut Uanuary 151 Business Education A Cappella 2 Charles Edward Lichty "Chuck COctober 121 College Prep Band 1 2 P 9 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Daniel R. Lingenfelter Uune 201 Vocational Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 n n Gilbert Dewayne Lease "Gib" fjune 161 General Squad Leader 1, 2, 3 Leonard Lee LeCrone "Len" fSeptember 301 College Prep A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Octette 2 Annual Show I, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Charles Kloss Leisher Ir. "Chuck" Uanuary 211 College Prep Home Room Secretary 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Capt. 3 Patricia Louise Lenker "Pat" july 51 College Prep Home Room Secretary 2 Skating Club 1 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Nancy Jane Leonard "Lenny" QOctober 241 College Prep Skating Club 3 Flask and Beaker Club 3 Hall Patrol 3 Carl Albert Lindsay fMav 241 College Prep Home Room President 1 Home Room Attendance Director 2 Bowling Club 1 Flask and Beaker Club 2, 3 Academy of Science 2, 3 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3 Antionettis Margaret Lioy uNettyn Uuly 201 Business Education Hall Patrol 2, 3 eaaag fo de wriffen Joanne Grace Little lNovember 131 George-Deen Home Room Secretary 2 Skating Club 1, 2, 3 Margaret lane Lockard Uuly 11 General Chorus 2, 8 Hall Patrol 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, Executive Committee 1 Shirley May Logan fMay 281 Business Education Clyde Kenneth Loomis tAugust 151 General Nonna Catherine Loucks fApril 291 General Chorus 2 Jack Allen Love lNovember 71 General Patricia LaRue Lowey "Patty" lDecember 51 George-Deen Home Room Secretary 1 Chorus 1, 2 Annual Show 1, 2 Christmas Pageant 1 Ag tAe One LUAO i418 AQJL Janet Marlene Lloyd "Jan" CNovember 171 Business Education Swimmin Club 1 Skating Club 1, 2 Y-Teen Club 2, 8 Assistant Secretar 8 Social Studies Oflbice 3 Richard Gene Lockard "Dick" fSeptember 161 General Home Room Secretary 2 Home Room Vice President 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Barbara Ann Long "Babs" ljanuary 91 Business Education Chorus 1, 2 Bovd Vincent Loucks lMarch 251 Vocational Home Room Sales Manager 1, 2, 3 Stage-craft Club Manager of Varsity Sports 1 joseph William Louder "Willie" fAugust 71 General Hi-Y Club 1, Vice Pres, 1 J. V. Basketball Manager 1 Intramural Sports 2 Richard Henry Love "Dick" Uanuary 61 College Prep Home Room Treasurer 1 Home Room President 2 Home Room Vice Pres. 3 Bowling Club 1, 2 Guy John Luciano jr. "Lucie" ijulv 81 College Prep Stage Crew 1, 2, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Dramatics 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Christmas Pa eant 2, 3 ll. V. Footballg I. V. Basketball Manager Intramural Sports Seniors Seniors James Franklin Luddy "Jim" COctober 81 Vocational V Football 1 I. . Intramural Sports 1 Dorothy Leona Lyons "Dottie" Uuly 141 Business Education Tumbling Club 1 Swimming Club 2 Y-Teen Club 3 Skating Club 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Home Room Representative 1 Treasurer of Iunior Class 2 Dolores Mae Lvtle "Dee-de" fMarch 231 College Prep Fellowship Club 1, 2 Intramural Sports 2 Hall -Patrol 3 Ann LaRue McCahan fOctober 41 George-Deen Girls' Attendance Office 2, 3 Vivian lime McCoy COctober 221 George-Deen Leota Romaine McCracken "Dolly" flune 111 General Y-Teen Club 1 A Cappella 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 William Edward McDowell 1 -. . "Wild Bill" fA11g'l.lSt 191 General Home-Room Sales Manager 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Hall Patrol 3 Ulm Charles Elmer Lupfer "Pete" fNovember 61 Vocational Thelma Wannetta Lysinger QSeptember 131 Business Education Nurse's Office 1, 2 Luella Pearl Lytle "Lulu" fOctober 81 College Prep Future Teachers Club 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2 A Cappella 3 Christmas Pageant 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 jess Howard McCormick ...lay Jaya fjune 231 General Home Room President 1 Photography Club 2 Alyce Ioy McCracken "joy" KDecember 281 Business Education Bowling Club 1 Dean of Girls Office 2 English Office 3 F loramae McCullough "Mac" CApril 21 George-Deen Home Room Vice President 2 Bowling Club 1 Chorus 1, 2 A Cappella 3 Annual Show 1, 2 Christmas Pageant 3 Intramural Sports 1, 3 Traffic Patrol 3 President of Girls' League 3 Norman Clavin McElfish "Cookie" Uune 211 General Stagecrew 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 "Antic Spring" 2 C!Lri5LLma4 Jpirilf wcw refkclfe Men :Ae AOQ MA fm recofdcieaf Mary McFarlin fFebruary 211 General Chorus 1, 2 Karene Helen Melntvre "Kay" KNovember 141 College Prep Home Room Vice President 1 Bowling Club 1 Bridge Club 2 Richard Gene McKelvey fMarch 221 General Home Room President 2 I. V. Football 1 Intramural Sports William Earl McLaughlin "Little Bill" Uune 41 Vocational Skating Club 3 Varsity Track Manager 1, 2, 3 I. V. Football 1, 2 Barbara Ann McNeil ljune 221 College Prep Tumbling Club 1 Gymnastic Drill Club 2 Bowling Club 3 Chorus 2 Annual Show 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Hall Patrol 2 Anna Virginia McQuade ucinny., CDecember 111 College Prep Home Room Vice President 3 Home Room Representative 3 Bowling Club 1 Norabel Mahoney "Irish" fDecember 261 College Prep Home Room Treasurer 2 Skating Club 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 1950 Emmert Dale McGarrKy n Emmert Uune 81 College Prep Home Room Representative 1 Home Room President 3 Skatinfz Club 1 Tumb ing Club 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Senate 2 Cafeteria Patrol 1, 2, Captain 2 Richard Clair Mclntyre "Mac" Uanuary 191 Vocational Home Room Vice President 1 Home Room President 2 Baseball Club 3 Varsity Basketball 2, 3 I. V. Basketball 1 Senior Class Program Committee 3 Lois Jane McKinney "Lo" fApril 271 George-Deen Home Room Sa es Manager 3 Skating Club 2 Ushers' Club 3 Iohn joseph McNally "Spook" Uune 291 Vocational Therese Collette McNelis ..Ten,y,. fMay 241 College Prep Y-Teen Club 3 Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3 Quill and Scroll Club 3 Chorus 1 A Cappella 2, 3 Mountain Echo Staff 1, 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 3 Hall Patrol 2 ' Annual Show 2, 3 Girls' League Standard Committee 3 Arlene Ruth MacNichol lApril 51 George-Deen Home Room Assistant Secretary 2 A Cap ella 1, 2, 3 Annual, Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 1, 3 Anna Marie Maillard "Blondie" Cjuly 291 General Seniors W, lm! fig 900 5, we AM! file fm, John joseph Mainello "Harpo,' tApril 81 General Home Room President 1 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Robert Harper Mallow fNovember 181 General Robert Louis Mangiacame "Bob" Uune 211 General Home Room Secretary 2 Home Room President 1 Tumbling Club 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Squad Leader 2, 3 Ann Antoinette Mardula "Jennie fDecember 151 General Bowling Club 3 Patricia Lou Marquette "Pat" fDecember 211 Business Education Horne Room Secretary 1 Home Room President 2 Skating Club 1 Swimming Club 2 Y-Teen Club 3 Intramural Sports 1 Cheerleader 2, 35 Co-Cap. 3 Girls' League Social Service Committee Hall Patrol 2 Executive Committee 2 Theresa Virginia Martella "Peola fSeptember 261 Business Ed. Home Room President 1, 2, 3 Swimming Club 1, 2 Boys, Attendance Office 3, Secretary 3 Girls, Attendance Office 3g Secretarv 3 Terry Gene Mater "Tech" CSeptember 121 Vocational john K. Malady "jack" fFebruary 171 Vocational Barbara Ann Maloy Cjuly 211 College Prep A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1 "Apron String Revoltn 1 "Divine Flora" 2 Christmas Pageant 3 Horseshoe Staff 35 Editor-in-Chief 3 Mountain Echo Staff 1 Senate 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1 Traffic Patrol 2, 3, Captain 8 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Anna Marchyshyn "Anne" tOctober 61 Business Ed. james T. Markley "jim" Uanuary 101 College Prep A Cap ella 1, 2 AnnuallShow 1, 2 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Joanne C. Marshman fApril 251 Business Education Intramural Sports 2, 3 Home Economics Office 3 Elizabeth G. Martz "Liz" COctober 141 Business Ed. Home Room Treasurer 1, 3 Ushers' Club 3 Y-Teen Club 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Hall Patrol 8 Girls' League Social Service Committee 3 Sheldon Thomas Meckley Klsherl Cjune 101 Vocational Cross Countrv 1 ll-I' Ad5Aet0dI'5 were 011 t!L8 Adam. Barbara Ann Megahan "Barbie lDc-cember 2l George-Deen Skating Club 3 Nancee Jean Mentzer fAugust 241 General Skating Club 1, 2, 3 Bridge Club 2 Chorus 2 Ka e Marilyn Meyer "K" flklarch 26l College Prep glkome iecretary 2 ating u Academy of Science 3 gahers' flgb 3 orus , Christmas Pageant 1, 2 Annual Show 1. 2 Horseshoe Staff 3 Junior Executive Committee 2 Arlene Matilda Miller Uuly 151 Business Education Ushers' Club 2, 3 Gordon Paul Miller Uanuary SJ Vocational John William Miller "Willy" fFcbruary 212 Vocational Mary Lois Miller "Lois" fFebruarv 21? College Prep Fellowship Club 1. 2. 3 Future Teachers' Club 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2 Annual Show 1 n Ralph Harold Meintel COC-tober 81 Vocational Ralph S. Metheny Clune 11? College Prep Chess C ub 3 Beatrice Gertrude Michaels unean fDecembcr 23, General Catherine Louise Miller "Kate' lAugust 37 George-Deen Ushers Club 1, 2, 3 Y-Teen Club 3 James Benny Miller "lim" fApril 21 College Prep Varsity Basket all 2, 3 j. V. Basketball 1 Senate 1, 2, 3g President 3, Vice President 2 Traffic Patrol 2, 35 Floor Captain 3 Joyce Darlene Miller "Red" fMay 297 College Prep Roller Skating Club 1 Future Teachers' Club 35 Treasurer 3 Christmas Pageant 1 Paul Iudus Miller fjune 6l General I. V. Football 2 Intramural Sports 2, 35 Captain 2 r 1950 1950 Robert Keatley Miller "Bob" tDecember 161 Vocational Agnes Marie Mittendorfer "Aggie fMay 101 George-Deen Bowling Club Han'y Julian Mock fMay 271 General Charles William Moffit "Monk" fMarch 241 College Prep Home Room Secretary 1, Representative 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 2 Annual Show 2, 3 1. V. Football 1 J. V. Track 1 Varsitv Football 2, 3 Varsitv Track 2, 3 Bemard joseph Moore "Bemie" fApril 281 College Prep Skating Club 1 Connie I. Mort "jo" fAugust 51 George-Deen Booster Club 3 Y-Teen Club 3 Chorus 2 A Cappella 3 Leda Eugenia Mountain nsnookyn fDecember 261 Business Education Chorus 1 n ugzzalenf t9d,CA6l'5 feacAing Aera Robert Wayne Mills "Whiskers" fApril 131 Business Education Home Room Sales Manager 1 Intramural Sports 1, 3 Leon George Mitterer "Leo" Quly 271 General Swimming Club 1 Intramural Sports 1 Mary ,loan Mock "Dody" CFehruary 261 General Home Room Representative 3 Shirley Ann Mohler C May 201 George-Deen Bowling Club 1 Skating Club 1 Home Room Secretary 1 A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Senior Octette 3 Christmas Pageant 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Donna Joan Moran "Donnie" QDecember 281 Business Education Booster Club I Annual Show 1, 2 Barbara Ioyce Mountain fApril 111 General James Fred Mulhollem "Mo" fNovember 71 College Prep Varsitv Baseball 2, 3 1. V. Basketball 1 Intramural Sports 1, 3 re worlfing fowarc! a Elizabeth Ioan Mullen "Slim" Migust 221 College Prep Bri ge Club 2 A Cappella 3 "Divine Flora" 2 "Papa is All" 3 Senior Class Refreshment Committee 3 Mary Regina Murtagh "Mutt" ilulv 191 George-Deen Skatin Club 1, 2 Social l1Dancing Club I Choms 1 Anna Darlene Myers "Arm" Uuly 251 George-Deen Home Room President 1 Flask and Beaker Club 2 Skating Club 3 Chorus 1, 2 A Cap ella 3 Annual,Show 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1 oan Belle M ers "Sis" Elizabeth Louise Myers "Betty JCAOOK Career. Virginia Elaine Mundy lFebruarv 141 College Prep Academy of Science Club 2, 3 Fellowship Club S Christmas Pageant 1 Hall Patrol 3 William Carlton Murtif "Slim" CMarch 31 Vocational tNovember 101 Business Education Skating Club 1 Pyramid Club 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Russel Francis Myers "Russ" J Y fscptember 271 George-Deen Ma 28 Vocational Social Dancing Club I ' tin lub 2 n a ports 2 0 n Show 1 Q45 Louise Nassif Uune 211 College Prep -hestra 1, 2, 3 ow 1, 2, 3 Ralph Eugene Nebgen Uuly 211 Vocational Gladys Mae Nelson "Pep" Uune 801 College Prep Booster Club 1, 2 Orchestra 1, 2. 3 4 y 1 , Home Room President 2 Lorraine Faye Nearhoof fSeptember 281 General Skating Club 1 Chorus 1 Annual Show 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Melvin Robert Nedimyer "Pete" fMarch 91 General Home Room Secretary- Treasurer 2 Home Room President 3 J. V. Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 2, 3 Robert Henry Nelson jr. "Bob" tAu st 21 College Pre Acagllem of Science Club 2, 3, President 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra Traffic Patrol 3 n Seniors Seniors Paul james Nevel fFebruary 251 Vocational Violet Louise Nolan CMay 292 General Fred Michael Orkiseski "Fritz" fjune 282 College Prep Dance Band 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Gerald joseph Over "Jerry" COctober 21D Vocational William Richard Overdorff H "Bi Cjanuary 20D College Prep Chess Club 3 A Cappella 1 Horseshoe Staff 3, Sports Editor 3 Varsity Track 1. 2, 3 Cross Country 2, S Intramural Sports 3 Ralph P. Palazzi "Harp0" fMaV 16l General Intramural Sports 2 Grace Clare Parker "Gracie" fApril 25D George-Deen Skating Club 2 Photography Club 1 A Cappella 3 Chorus 1, 2 Hall Patrol 2 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 jd! 8Xfl'6l Pearl jane Nicodemus "P. J." Uune 247 Business Education Roller Skating Club 1 Swimming Club 2 Ushers' Club 2, 3 Donald Olewine fNovember 24D Vocational Audrey I. Omer "Red" CNovember 237 College Prep Roller Skating Club 3 can CWD, . MJ f Lavada Marie Over "Lovey" fNovember 181 Business 'E f Education ' X O X5 Camilla Josephine Pacifico "Cammy" CDecember 18D George-Deen Dancing Club 2 Richard Earnest Palmer "Dick" CDecember 21 College Prep Home Room Treasurer 1 Home Room Secretary 2 Display Club 1, 2, 3 Kae Irene Parks fNovember 15D College Prep Home Room President 3 Home Room Representative 3 Ouill and Scroll Club 2, 3, President 3 Y-Teen Club 2 Academy of Science 3 Mountain Echo 1, 2, 34 Associate Editor 2, Managing Editor 3 Senate Member 3 54 of Me 6-,wafer uacafion cw receiuec! Ay uri wim aplorecialfion. Kim Amold Parks fjanuary 89 General Chess Club 3 Intramural Sports 3 Hall Patrol 1 Home Room President 1 John Anthony Pavlick "Preacher" CAugust 91 Vocational Home Room Treasurer 2 Home Room Representative 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Mahulda R. Pendleton "Slim" fApril 5D College Prep Pvramid Club 3 Gvmnastic Drill Club 2 A Cappella I, 3 llenry Burleigh Chorus 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 3 Home Room Vice President 2 Intramural Sports Club 3g President 3 Delphine Frances Pettenati ..D0ny.. tMay 28? College Prep Louis Paul Piotrowski "Louie" COetober Sl College Pre J Nature Observation Cluh 1, 35 President 1 A Cappella l, 2. 3 Anthony Polignone "Tony" Ctwiarch 30D Vocational Richard C. R. Pooler "Buck" fAugnst 2l Vocational 1950 joyce Ann Patton CMay 6D General john Pecldie, jr. "Goof" Uanuarv 14D General Home Room President 3 Hi-Y Club 2, 33 Pu-s. 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 V arsitv Football 3 I. V. Football 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Captain 3 Bettv Jeanne Peterman CSQ-ptember 7l General Chorus l, 2 Robert F. Pfiester "Bob" CMareh 15l General Ronald Eugene Piper "Pipe" Ijuly Ill General Intramural Sports 2, 3 Rose Marie Polignone "Rosie" Uanuary l8l General Skating Club 3 Donna jean Porte "Donnie" CSc-ptemher 5l College Prep Fellowship Club 1, 23 Pres. 2 Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3 Intramural Sports Cluh 3 Seniors .jliid Ward Merle Irvin Potter "Men" fFebruary 261 College Prep Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Audrey Jayne Powell "Iaynie" COctober 151 General Pyramid Club 3 Henry Burleigh Chorus 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Loretta Mae Price Uulv 211 General Home Room Treasurer 3 Booster Club 3 Richard Blair Raffensparger 'Dick" fjanuarv 41 Vocational Franklin Wayne Ramsey QAugust 11 Vocational Cloyde Arintha Ray fMay 101 George-Deen Home Room President 3 Swimming Club 1 Girls Gymnastic Drill Club 2 Ushers, Club 3 "Papa Is Alli' 3 Mountain Echo 1, 2, 3g Editor 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2 Senior Class Entertainment Committee 3 Traffic Patrol 3 john Hubert Ream "Hubert" fAugust 131 Home Room Vice President 1 Home Room Secretary 2 Boosters Club 1 Intramural Sports 2, Captain 2 5 0144 G5 lftdlffllf JFELU G CFOLU Richard William Potter "Dick" fAugust 71 College Prep Dance Band 1, 2, 35 Leader 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 2, 3, Captain 3 Doris Louise Powell "Dodo" fMay 181 Business Education Skating Club 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Roy Gene Rabenstein "Rabic" lMarch 21 General Hi-Y Club 1 Skating Club 2, 3 Varsity and Cross Country Track 3 J. V. Track 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 john Richard Rago "Rags" COctober 41 General Varsity Track 3 Intramural Sports 2, 3, Captain 2, 3 Constance Yvonne Rankin "Connie' fOctober 61 General Booster Club 1 Horseback Riding Club 1 Fellowship Club 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 1 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Senate 2 Junior Class President 2 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Donna Leora Rav "Mike" fNovember 101 George-Deen Skating Club 1 Intramural Sports 3 Ushers' Club 3 john Norman Ream "Deedle" CApril 301 College Prep Nature Observation Club 39 President 3 Band 2 Intramural Sports 1 op proclucecf a Aif of George Walter Reed "Walt" Cjune 151 College Prep I lome Room Treasurer 3 Baseball Club 1, 2, 3 ll. V. Football 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2. 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Mary Elizabeth Beigh "I-loney' Mugust 91 Business Education Skating Club 2, 3 Thomas Joseph Reighard "Moses" llune 141 Vocational Home Room Secretary 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 James Francis Rhoa tApril 41 General joseph Michael Richardella acurlyn CAugust 311 Vocational Estelle Ann Hightnour "Bonnie fApril 161 General Home Room President 1, Secretary 2 Swimming Club 2 john Joseph Riley flleeember 231 General ll. V. Football 1, 2, Varsity 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2 WAJCA, we Cdfl Ae PPOM . james Alison Reed "Speed" I March 111 Vocational Intramural Sports 2, 3 Marcella Elizabeth Reigharcl "Babe Cjune 151 College Prep Pyramid Club 1 Future Teachers of America Club 1 llall Patrol International Sports 1 Art Club 1 Dawn LaRay Rhiver "Midge" fSeptember 131 Business Education Y-Teen Club 3 Skating Club 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Eugene Fred Rhodes "Dusty" lMarch 81 College Prep Hi-Y 2, 3 Cross Country Team 3 I. V. Basketball 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Renaldo joseph Richie "Dud" Uanuary 21 General Intramural Sports 3 Erlene Lucinda Riley "Stretch" fMareh 141 George-Deen Skating Club 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Clair Ralph Riner Uune 181 General n 1950 1950 any L2 61, M1075 Robert Charles Ringler "Boots" fAugust 231 General Home Room Secretary 1 Rifle Club 1 Skating Club 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Martha Joyce Ritchey "Marti" Uune 301 College Prep Home Room Representative 1 Home Room Attendance Director 3 Booster Club 1 Senior Octette 2, 3 A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3 Sophomore Class Treasurer 1 William Eugene Robbins ttR0bbys9 fjanuarv 41 Vocational Ronald Reed Robison "Woody" f March 291 General Home Room President 1 Home Room Representative 2 I. V. Basketball 1 I. V. Football 2 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Ioan Lee Rollins "Smokie" lSeptember 221 Business Education Home Room Attendance Director 3 Phyllis LaRue Ross "Phyl" lFebruary 281 George-Deen Home Room Vice President 3 Flask and Beaker Club 2 Donna Vyrl Rothrock "Muz" CApril 11 George-Deen Y-Teen Club 1 Chorus 1 g00J HIM! dflldyd OIL Adil! Clair Edwin Risbon "Legs" fApril 241 College Prep Intramural Sports 2 Roger Benjamin Ritchey "Skinny fjune 281 Vocational Richard William Roberto "Dick Uuly 311 General Home Room President 2 Bowling Club 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 8 James A. Rodgers "Slim" CAugust 131 Vocational Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 I, V. Basketball 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Shirley Ann Ropp CNovember 91 Business Education Skating Club 1 Booster Club 3 Mountain Echo 2, 3, Typist 2, 8 Intramural Sports 2 Shirley Louise Ross fNovember 61 George-Deen Home Room Secretary 3 Social Studies Office 3 Alma Gertrude Rouzer Uuly 51 General A Cappella 2, 3 0 Call- JZPZILJ OIL the Joanne Catherine Rowland "Io" KSeptember 101 General Intramural Sports 1 Hall Patrol 3 Home Room President 2 Norma Lou Rutherford "Norm" ganuary 261 General onservation Club 1, 2 Chorus 1 Earla M Samels Uuly 531 Business Education Home Room Representative 2 Home Room President 2 Ronald Sardella "Sweeney" fOetober 111 Vocational Barbara Ellen Saylor Uune 231 George-Deen Skating Club 2 Marilyn Rae Schmittle "Schmickle" Uune 51 College Prep Y-T 3 een Future Teachers Club 3 Flask and Beaker Club 3 Bowling Club 3 Horseshoe Staff 3 Intramural Sports 3 Athletic Office 2, 3 Home Room Representative 3 John Frank Schonder fSeptemher 61 Vocational orcliealra HJLJ Aunt! George Cordon Russell "G. C." Uu y 151 Vocational Art Figure Drawing 3 Barbara May Saleme fFebruary 251 College Prep Home Room President 2 Home Room Representative 2 Ushers' Club 2 Booster Club 1 Chorus 1 Horseshoe Staff 35 Typist 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Anita Norma Sangiorgi "Bunny" f0ctober 291 George-Deen Richard Earl Savage "Dick" fFebruary 211 College Prep Swimmin Club 1 A Cappellza 1, 2, 3 Annua Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Alden Lee Schadle fDecember 141 College Prep james E. Schoming "jimmy" gluly 201 College Prep ntramural Sports 3 Mary Alice Schott "Schottie" KFebruary 201 College Prep Booster Club 1 Y-Teen Club 3 Chorus 1, 2 A Cappella 3 Seniors Seniors Bertis Alton Schultz "Bert" COctober 301 College Prep Nature Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Ronald Clair Secrest "Seaky" fApril 111 Vocational David Leon Seedenberg "Dave" fSeptember 171 General Conservation Club 2 Roller Skating Club 3 Auxiliary Police 1, 2, 3, Captain 3 ujoen joseph Nick Servelle Cjune 191 General Art Club 1, 2, 3 Stage Crew 1, 2 Stage Craft Club 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 3 "Papa Is Allv 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Decorating Committee 2, 3 Franklin Cromen Shade fjuly 171 General Tumbling Club 1, 2 Thelma Marie Shaffer CAugust 61 George-Deen Richard Paul Shannon "Dick" CSeptember 181 Vocational jar flwse 14140 widfz Marian Louise Schwartz "Swartzie" fApril 21 College Prep Booster Club 1, 2, 3 Bridge Club 2 A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 1, 3 Secretarv of Class 1 Decorating Committee 2 Ticket Committee 3 Vadney June Sederes "Vad" Uune 221 General Choms 2 A Cappella 3 Swimming Club 1 Social Committee 2 Raymond Earl Seigle flune 261 Vocational john Albert Settimio "Yogi" Cjuly 131 Business Education Intramural Sports 1, 2, 34 Captain 3 Ronald Neal Shade "Curly" CSe-ptember 91 Vocational Sara May Shaheen "Sally" QOct0ber 231 Business Education Orchestra 1, 2 Emma Marie Shaver "Emmie" fSeptember 91 General Bowling Club 1 Swimming Club 2 Chorus 1, 2 Horseshoe Staff 3 ec! lfo fuflzer Meir Lnowdalge JL p waa given in c owing N P'g.'m if 61. C0fAglJ. Charles William Shaw "Pete" KSQ-ptember 181 Vocational Home Room President 3 Varsity Baseball 3 I. V. Football 2 Intramural Sports 3 james Edward Sheetz "Jim" fjune 211 College Prep Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Doris Anne Shively "Dorie" fjulv 131 College Prep Bowling Club 1 Orchestra 1, 2 Intramural Sports Marlene Anne Shope fSeptember 191 Business Education Home Room Sales Manager 2 Skating Club 1 Intramural Sports 1, 3 Ilall Patrol 2 Girls' League Social Service Committee 3 Richard Lawrence Sillers Cjanuary 111 Vocational janet Delores Simmons iApril 51 General Home Room Secretarv 2 Ushers' Club 1, 2 Traffic Patrol 2 Americo John Sinisi "Meric" CApril 61 Vocational 1950 Paul David Shearer CMay 171 College Prep Christmas Pageant 1 Intramural Sports 2, 3 William Ray Shiffler "Big Bill" CMarch 51 Vocational Home Room Attendance Director 2 Home Room President 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Donna Elaine Shoop "Shoupie" CApril 281 Business Education Home Room Representative 1 Skating Club 1 Intramural Sports I Richard Elwood Shroyer "Swish" fjune 61 Vocational Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Mary A. Simendinger "Mickey" CApril 71 George-Deen Chorus 1 james Allen Singer "Jim" iMay 281 College Prep Nature Observation Club lg Treasurer 1 Future Teachers' Club 3 Oclette 1, 2, 3 A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 1, 3 Tumbling Club 1, 2 Helen Carmel Sinisi "Cam" 1November 211 General Seniors Wm 0 Charles Robert Smeal "Tas" lSeptember 271 College Prep Academy of Science 2, 3g Vice President 3 Bonnie Rae Smith "Nippy" CMarch 81 Business Education Skating Club 1 Y-Teen Club 3 Social Studies Office Chorus 1 Gloria Joyce Smith CMarch 161 General Home Room President 8 Skating Club 1 Swimming Club 2 Y-Teen Club 3 Booster Club 3 Chorus 2 A Cappella 3 Annual Show 2 junior and Senior Class Executive Committee 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 8 Marie Catherine Smith 'fSmitty" fjuly 291 Business Education Skating Club 3 Mathematics Office 3 Nadine LaRue Smith "Smitty', QAugust 181 General Home Room Secretary 2 Y-Teen Club 3 Booster Club 1 A Cappella 2, 3 Horseshoe Staff 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Traffic Patrol 8 Gerald Robert Snyder "Bull" fOctober 111 Vocational Home Room President 3 Varsity Football 3 J. V. Football 2 ' I. V. Track 3 Intramural Sports 3 Phyllis Jean Snyder "Phyl" fjune 141 General Skating Club 1 OMJ' Aeniom dougfzf CKGJJ Theresa Rose Smeltzer COctober 151 General J. Earl Smith "Smitty" lMay 31 General jean Rachel Smith "Water Kid" fApril 181 George-Deen Booster Club 3 Intramural Sports 3 Mary Catherine Smith "Kate" fAugust 221 Business Education Robert Sylvester Smith CDecember 311 Vocational lack Westley Snyder "Jackson" lOctober 161 Vocational Richard Michael Soller "Dick" fApril 11 Vocational ringd COIlJt6lfLt PZWLIIUJBI' of Dan Gordon Sommer "Doc" CAugust 251 College Prep Hi-Y Club 1 A Cappella 1, 2. 34 Senior Octette 3 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3 Cross Country Track 2, 3: Captain 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pa ant 2, 3 Traffic PatroII2, 3 Martha Esther Spencer fApril 141 George-Deen A-Cappe la 2, 3 Alice Mae Stahl "Shorty" lNovember 251 Business Education Roller Skating Club 1 Bowling Club 1 Y-Teen Club 2, 3 Mary Helen Stahl "Mei-t" lSeptember 291 General Chorus 1, 2 Anna Theresa Stan o "Annie" Mpril 41 Generals Social Dancing Club 1 Chorus 2, 3 james Chevalier Steak "Sonny" fSeptember 181 Vocational Football Manager 1, 2, 3 I. V. Football Manager 1, 2, 3 Kenneth Layton Stelle "Corky" fNovc-mbcr 91 Vocational Bertha Grace Spearing "PeeWee" fFebruary 51 George-Deen Horse Back Riding Club 1 Booster Club 3 Joan Spidel "Jo" Uanuary 251 George-Deen Hall Patrol 3 Louis Kenneth Stahl 1Februarv 191 College Prep Intramural Sports 1 Wilmot Robert Stamm "Bob" fAugust 51 Vocational Bovs' Cooking Club 1 Mountain Ec 0 1 Intramural Sports 1, 3 Alice Ida Staub QApril 161 Business Education Home Room Treasurer 3 A Cappella 1, 2 Hall Patrol 1 Annual Show I, 2 Shirley Joan Steckroth "Shirl" CApril 281 George-Deen Roller Skating Club I, 2 Richard Callentine Steindel "Dick" lOctober 251 College Prep Flask and Beaker Club 25 President 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 1950 1950 .7lze ' clay law Ioan Marlene Stevens fOctober 42 Business Education Social Dancing Club 1 A Cappella Carol Lynn Stevenson "Stevie" CSeptember 142 College Prep Bridge Club 1 A Cappella 2, 3, Senior Octette 3 Chorus 1 "Divine Flora" 2 Traffic Patrol 3 Annual Show 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 8 Girls' League Standards Committee 8 Hall Patrol 1 Janet Marie Stong "Ian" fDecember 272 College Prep Swimming Club 1 Flask and Beaker 2 Ushers Club 3 Y-Teen Club 3 Traffic Patrol 3 Peggy Joan Strunk CApril 32 College Prep Pyramid Building Club 3 Intramural Sports Captain 2 janet Evelyn Swab "Swabie" fDecember 302 General Social Dancing Club Barbara Ann Swovick "Barb" fDecember 22 General Ushers Club 2, 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 George Edward Taneyhill "Ed" fDecember 22 General Home Room President 2 Band 1, 2 Intramural Sports Manager 2 ar-river! wfzen rwpeclf ia pai john Thomas Stevens "Tom" Uuly 312 General Hi-Y Club 2, 3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3 I. V, Basketball 1 Intramural Sports 2 Kenneth, L. Stevenson "Steve" CSeptember 12 General Intramural Sports John Joseph Stoyanoff jr. u-lacks: fMaV 192 Vocational Home Room President 1, 3 Thomas Alvin Stumpf "Tom" CMay 262 College Prep Intramural Sports 2 Patricia Ann Swank "Panic" CAugust 312 General Helen A. Tamburrine QAugust 272 George-Deen Chorus 1, 2 Mary Ellen Taneyhill fAugust 142 Business Education Booster Club 1 0 Jeniora wlzorie memory john Anthony Tanzi "Pyzon" fSeptember 41 Vocational Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Pe gy Lou Taylor HP?" gune 81 Business E ucation Photography Club 1 Horseshoe Staff 3g Typist 3 Annual Show 1 Shirley Mae Thomas fApril 281 Business Education Girls' Attendance Office 2, 33 Secretary 2 Frank Albert Tomatore 'Hollywood joe" fDecember 51 Vocational Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Richard Daniel Traficante "Dick" fOctober 21 General Home Room Vice President 2 Varsity Football 1, 2 Intramural Sports 3 Donald Leon Treese "Mike" CSQ-ptember 221 Vocational Eugene Frederick Tromm "Hot-rod" C0ctober 201 Vocational never facie. S e n O I' S Jane Marie Taylor fMarch 121 Business Education William junior Taylor "Bill" fApril 151 College Prep john Stanley Toman "Sonny" lNovember 171 College Prep Home Room Vice President 1 Band 3 Dance Band 1 Orchestra 3 Ioan Lee Tracey fNovember 161 General Home Room Representative 3 Phyllis jean Trapletti "Phyl" Uanuarv 161 George-Deen Home Room Sales Manager 1 Skating Club 1, 2, 3g President 25 Secretary 1 Barbara Elizabeth Trimer "Barb" lApril 61 Business Education Horseshoe Staff 3, Typist 3 Ruth Adele Troxell fOctober 301 College Prep Bowling Club 1 Skating Club 24 ' Secretary 2 Ushers' Club 3 A Cappella 3 Chorus 1, 2 Annual Show 1, 2 l l 1 Seniors Frank David Tussey "Tuss" CDecember 201 College Prep Home Room Secretary 1 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 3 I. V. Football 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Thomas Earl Tyler "Teek" fFebruarV 171 Vocational we asznior Walter F. Tussey "Walt" fAugust 221 College Prep Home Room Secretary 1 Baseball Club 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Captain 3 Victor G. Ullein "Vic" fMa 121 College Prep Orc estra 2 3 anciuef, Maf couefec! niglal Glffu 5592515391411 Robert W. Vahey "Dice" fAugust 271 Vocational Ronald Vaughn fAugust 281 General Dorothea Ann Wagner "Dottie" fDecember 171 George-Deen ' Skating Club 1 Chorus S Helen Marie Walker fSeptember 91 College Prep Bowling Club 1 Chorus 1, 3 Annual Show 1, 3 Christmas Pageant 1 Intramural Sports 1 Marilyn Louise Walker fApri1 31 College Prep Home Room Representative 2 Future Teacher Club 1, 2, 3: Pres. 3 Quill and Scroll Club 3 Traffic Patrol 3 A Cappella 2, 8 Henry Burleigh Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1, 3 Mountain Echo 1, 2, 3, News Editor 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 RJ I e vm zand: 'Zfflfc I fDecember 31 College Prep Flask and Beaker C ub 3 Eleanor Victor "Vicky" fSeptember 31 College Prep Booster Club 1 Horseshoe Staff 3 Anna May Walker "Dolly" fNovernber 51 George-Deen Dancing Club 1 James Eldon Walker "Dixie" CFebruary 221 College Prep Homeroom President 1 Nature Observation Club 1, 25 Treasurer 2 Future Teachers Club 3 Hall Patrol 3 Mary S. Walker Uuly 281 General Home Room Sales Manager 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 3 Annual Show 2 fuurgng Jlwfo an romanfic c!eAgAf. Glenn Edwin Wallace lMarch 161 Vocational Mary jean Weakland Uune 281 Business Education Home Room Vice President 3 Compass Staffg Typist 3 Dorothy Jean Weber "Dot" lDecember 201 Business Education Alice Marie Weir Uune 121 Business Education Social Service Committee 3 Hall Patrol 8 David Eugene Wenrich "Dave" Cjune 251 College Prep Home Room President 1 Home Room Secretary 3 Varsity Football 3 1. V. Football 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Captain 1, 2 Sara Catherine Wertz "Sally" fDe-cembc-r 201 Business Education Gladys Louise Weyandt fluly 21 George-Deen Chorus 3 1950 William Merle Walters "Bill" lFebruarV 71 General Baseball Club 3 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 I. V. Football 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Ruth Ann Weakland Uune 241 Business Education Skating Club 1 Hall Patrol 1 Nurse's Office 1 DQLP Dadidfi CelX:! dMiei11gQ Qissyd fi '44 XM! P22235 f " ba o R NP' F :.lappe11tl'HA31. I I M -3 "" " nl shui, 0' 1 - as Img, .114 L00 Q, v girls geggkllzsiom tt QQ QQ l1"l't" wo wvll-J B-C yds'-'S' Love, San Richard H. Wendell "Windy" flune 201 General Intramural Sports 2 janet Arline Wertz Hanuarv 221 George-Deen Y-Teen Club 1, 2, 35 Secretary 3 Emma Esther Wessner fMarch 31 General Norma Ellen Whistler "Norm" lDecember 291 Business Education Booster Club 1 ,gr far. S e n IO I' S ommencemenf may ia Anajfy Aera Donald Edward Whitbred "Whitty" fAugust 221 General Dramatics 1 Hunting and Fishing Club Albert Cummins Whitsel "Abe" fFebruary 71 Vocational Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 Baseball Club 3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Edward Franklin Williams, Ira UF Qune 101 College Prep Flask and Beaker Club 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Varsity Football 3 I. V. Football 1, 2 Intramural Sports 2, 3 ' Iames E. Wills "lim" Uune 101 Vocational Home Room President 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Edward N. Wilson "Admiral" Uune 21 Vocational Skating Club 1, 2, 3 Thomas Alfred Wilson Cjanuary 191 General Skating Club Ellsworth S. Wilt "Ellis" CApril 121 Vocational Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Captain 8 n Phyllis Jane White "Phyl" fSeptember 131 College Prep Chorus 2 Hall Patrol 3 Marjorie Ioleen Wilkins "Margie' fDecember 131 General Louise LaRue Williams fApril 141 George-Deen Skating Club 1 Flask and Beaker Club 2 Tumbling Club 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Betty Louise Wilson "Willie" CFebruary 251 Business Education Ianet Marv Wilson "Willie" fDecember 61 Business Education Home Room Secretary 2 William Ambrose Wilson "Bill" Uune 181 College Prep Home Room Vice President 2 Home Room President 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Varsity Football 3 I. V. Basketball 1 I. V. Football 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3 Janet Claire Wilt Uanuary 71 College Prep r jze AMAA Arne 0 our Jclwo Lawrence Scott Wilt "Larry" Uuly 307 Vocational Virginia Lorraine Winslow "Ginny" ljune 6l Business Education Home Room Sales Manager 1 llome Boom President 1 Hi-Y Club 2 Ioan Catherine Wojcilc "Pug" Uanuary 67 George-Deen Mary Eleanor Wolff KAp'ril 161 College Prep Y- een Club 1, 2 A cap ella 1, 2 AnnuallShow 2 Barbara Io Wood "Woody" I November 161 George-Deen Ushers Club 1, 23 Captain 3 A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Annua Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pa eant 1, 3 Traffic PatroF2, 3 Girls' League Standards Committee 3 Howard Eugene Wood "Woody" lSopteml1er 2!-ll General Home Room President 1 Dramatics 1 Entertainment Programs 1, 2, 3 Roberta Ruth Woods Uanuarv 277 General Skating Club 1 Choms 1 Annual Show 1 Baby Sitting Committee l Caffeef. Ronald Dean Wininger "Ronnie" fFebruary 22l Business Education Intramural Sports 2 joseph Winter "Joe" fApril 241 Vocational -l. V. Football 1. 2 Varsity Football 3 M. Ioanne Wolfe "Jo" 1November 91 Colle e Prep Flask and Bealcer Cfub 3 Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3 "Divine Flora" 2 Intramural Sports 3 Ir. Executive Committee 2 Arthur Thomas Wood "Art" Orchestra 1 2 Horseshoe 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 fMaY Sl General 7 ' o Charles Foster Wood lMay 253 General Bulletin Boards Manager 2, 3 Ronald Conrad Woodcoclc ..woody,. CApril 15l Vocational Betty Ivadene Woolridge fApril 61 General Home Room President 3 Home Room Secretarv 1 1950 1950 par-f""' - " M. ft. nv-ff' 11,1111 bv-17" Q n-94" aj v,R'e,wS,v-'J' ' align now It Wayne C. Worrell CMay 121 College Prep Hi-Y Club 1 Dance Band 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2g Captain 3 Constance joan Wright "Connie CFebruary 21 General Joyce Arlene Yeager COctober 161 College Prep Swimming Club 1, 2 Skating Club 3 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 Y-Teen 3 Chorus 2 A Cappella 1, 3 Horseshoe Staff 3 Annual Show 1, 2, 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Tang Sun Yee "Confucius" CAugust 91 Vocational James Robert Young "jim" fMarch 131 College Prep Home Room President 3 Ronald Kent Young CFebruarv 271 General I. V. Football 1 Stella Georgia Zagas "Stell" fOctober 291 General Bowling Club 1 Booster Club 3 A Capella 3 Annual Show 2 Christmas Pageant 3 Chorus 1, 2 are :urging our fad far Robert Champ Wray jr. "Pete" CNovember 191 Vocational Home Room President 1 Celie Marie Wysocki "Cilly" fMarch 311 Business Education Booster Club 3 Rcrbert Y ager 'dbk Ju J. 0 eg f Home oom Pfrident 1 f1',dHome Roornfgales Manager 2 M 11 'Lff' , 1 We avg? ff Loretta Irene Yingling "Choggie" fAugust 111 General Skating Club 1 Ioyce Lorraine Young fFeb. 141 Business Education Booster Club 3 Chorus 2, 3 Jack Wayne Yundt CMurch 211 General Lyda Ben1ice Zaleski fDecember 71 George-Deen Skating Club 3 Chorus 3 Homeroom Secretary 3 ellie me Anowicfge we guinea! worc!5 cannot fefg SenlOI'S Alma Marie Zimmerman "Sis" A. Leonard Zimmennan "Len" fOctober 181 Business Cjuly 131 College Prep Education Home Room President 1 Swimming Club Home Room Vice President 2 Y-Teen 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Donald Charles Douglass ..D fMay 167 Vocational oug SENIORS WHO AVOIDED THE PHOTOCRAPHER t Albert Assid Abraham, Robert Edward Amerine, Franklin Roosevelt Baum, Wilfred Louis Carey, Shirley Ann Chirdon. Dorothy Lois Degand, jane Elizabeth D'Ottavio, David Richard Fouse, Francis Marion Hirsh, Iack Francis Iuzzolino, Paul Dirvin Keen, Gerald Martin Kibler, Raymond Harry Krug, Iohn Leonard Mascia, Ronald Paul Miller, Samuel Miller, james Miraglia. Celeste Evelyn Nagle, Chester Duane Sprow, Richard Blair Tay- lor, William Henry Weber, Labonna Elu Wicker, Earl Duane NVilliams, Marjorie Ioanne Young. CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER Talisman Rose CLASS MOTTO "Onward, Mid-Ceuturiansl YFQ Q A 114, .1 - -.. i 1 Q Q at 1 bfi-Q Q Offwm M 150 1,46 iff. A H S On The March 'l'i'l!lPfiIlj.f trio. Suu-lls good! Mutlu-r's hvlpvr. l'm'l'fm'i fit. Giant mixlnustcr. Craunming svssimm. N1lIlllll'l'iliSIlDllll lmncls Clmw iimv. li-an-5.5-51 M-u-p-p. 7 IJUHj.IhlllltS by U10 duzvll. The Junior Class Forging ahead to reach that long await- ed year, the junior class is in the center of the A. H. S. on parade. They were uncertain when they first arrived in high school, but now they've gained confidence. Gaining new friends but heing sure to keep the old ones was one of their goals. The class . . 1 I I elected their 0ff1C6lS at the end of tieir ffect a smooth transition into their junior year and to keep in safe hands the traditions and high stan- dards of the Altoona High School. sophomore year, in order to e The class of ,51 was outstanding for its participation in school activities. A great numher of juniors served on all three puhli- cations, traffic patrol, and the band and orchestra, proving themselves capable of assuming their positions as seniors next year. However the year was not all work and no play, for the "jimi Dancev put on hy their class was enjoyed hy all. The juniors, in fact, were active in all school affairs. lf their senior year equals their junior and sophomore years in academic achieve- ment as well as in the social aspect, it will terminate a well-spent a cd high school career. nd well-rememheie D. Miller, D. Dinsel. Seated-S. VVilliams, J. Burrows. Mr, Hoffman, Miss Bancroft Seated-Miss Orr, Miss Fleck, Mr. Faris QW' The aim of thv class of 1952, thc pri-sc-nt Sophomore class. is to hc the lwst sophomore clnss in thv history of thc- A. II. their offi- cc-rs staltv. Thi- iipixwclaissim-ii wvlcolnvcl thorn in thx' full of 1949, lu-lpn-cl thvm to find thc-ir way uronncl in thvir nvw surroundings, and snw to it that thvy uhsorlwcl thv principlvs :incl truclitions of A. ll. Thi- sophoinorc-s showvcl the-ir spirit CiIl'lV in thi- vvnr hy tlnfir ucfivv pawticipution in nth- lvtics, school nc-tivitivs, and social uffuirs. The-y coniprisc-ml most of thc' sw.-oncl pvriocl A Calp- pa-lln anicl put on an sci-nv of thvir own in thn- .Nninml Show. In zlclclition tlu-y worm- rvsponsi- hh- for om' of our lie-ttc-r class inn-ctings, ai tnlm-nt show, fc-ntnring chic-fly sophomore tul- vnt. 'I'hc'y L-onc-lmlm-cl thc-ir social affairs with Ll highly original spring clznic:'. Seated-J. VVintvr. Stamling-C. Lonilmrclo, j, l'ritclnn'cl, IJ, Vin-Ili. Seated-Mr. NVinnn1-r, Mrs. llilI'l!1llljl'll, Mr, Riu: Standing-Mr. NVnrc'liann. Mr. Bohn, Mr. Haiiiisvv Miss Morrison. The Sophomore Class T On Parade Activities Program . .. ,,A, .,,A ,..,....... . . 80 Home Room Representatives is 1, V..,. .. .. . . 81 Girls, League , Boys, Federation Publications . A Clubs .,..,.., Music ,u., Dramatics . ,. ,.u,.u,ui 82 ..... 83 , ,u..,. 85-91 ,A 93-102 H103-111 112-113 JA UW 1.3 Q: 515 2-fa QQ if ak 'CSX ACTIVITIEE 4 , . .Q " 'V' 'Www 2 x fx x -V A2 5 vu gi f aj' x -, wx-1 l fxxxx. A 3 Q x, 3 Q a fx 4 1 'MW E Q 2 , S 'ws . L 4 ' H S Q a .2 5 1 A 1 f ' 1 -in N, 2 T 1 i R lgfw Ss, Q xv kk .,.,.: , Y . f Q wx VT, ptwgv fs., if . . W if ' RQ sm vi ' X - Q4 Operation Horseshoe 1950 Activities and Altoona High School go to- gether like ham and eggs. Thatis Why so much emphasis is placed on the first major sale of the school year, the purchase of Activity Tickets. The emphasis is hardly necessary, however, because everybody wants to belong to the Stu dent Activities Associati tages which it offers. on and enjoy the advan- Holders of this ticket were admitted to our lligll Command Activities Program paid assemblies free of charge. They saw such talent as the crayon artist, Accordian trio, and the Dickens character-actor. Besides this, they re- ceived a reduction on athletic tickets and the Horseshoe. They also received the Mountain Echo and Compass at no cost. Many of our fine activities throughout the year are made possible by the sale of Activitv Tickets. The money received is placed in a com- mon treasury to be used to aid the school. Assembly Linc lloys' llomc llooui llvprvsciilulivcs First Row- ff. Nlumll, -I, llulriis, l". Kypi-r, Nliss lilooiiifii-lcl, M. l"li-uuuiug, j, l'viuiiugtou, j. Cain-, XV. Nlaulisou. Second Ilow-ll. Kilalppvr, ll. l.uiiihi-i'l,' I-. Suycli-r, hl, l'i'y. -I. Sloyzuioll, ll, Nl1llIl'l'l','l,Yllllllj1. 'l'hir1l Row-lf, 11:1-1-iiig IJ. Axlauus, QI. l,AlXll1'li, .I. xllll4'l', .I. lhiilnailu-i', ll, llauup. lf. U'i'sl. Girls' Home Room Rl'Dl'l'SOIll1lllVL'5 l"irst Row' l'. Nlillm-r, Nl. llisol- Lli, M. Crow-, Miss llloouillivlrl, I. Nlaiilvllu, S. l'.llIllllllilSllll, XV, Nvsslvr. Second Row-HN, Siiwli-r, A, Nlzirlvtl, -I. Carla-s, Nl. S1-luuilllv. I, lirouu, ll. Otto, Nl. f.4u'4liiiail. l'liircl lllNi'f!X, llrysou, ll. Bis- 'ium-, Y. Mi-Qiizulu-, Nl, Strziwu, il, Shivlils, ll. flu-aii'liui'l. .Nhuost 4-vm-i'y thircl pc-riocl lhrougliout tlw high sn-hool. ai stuclc-ut risvs zuul lvziu-s thi- room uu- qiic-stiom-nl. 'l'hm- zuiswvi' to this rc-gulaii' clc'pau'tui'v is this: the-si' stiiclviits go to thx' lloiu1'i'ooiu llvp- imsm-iitaitiu' IIll'l'llIlQS to clisc-uss prohlcius zuicl uiailw suggi-slious. lhi- rm-sults ol thc-sv iiivc-liiigs am' the-u rc' porlc-ml ln' thi- ix-pi'csm'iitutivc-s to thi- lioiiu'i'ooui. Disc-ussious ou citim-uship. hoy auicl girl rc lutious. high school lifv, school spirit, zuid inuny othvr iiitvwstiiig zuicl usvful topics aux' li-il lw iiiclivichiuls from this group. Uuclci' thu clirm-ctiou of Miss Katliryu lilooiufivlcl. tlic-sv stuclvuts liuvc' iviiclc-rvcl uizuiv imlispcusaihlv s0i'i'icvs to thx' school. Thu offi- ciciicy with which lioiuvroom hiisim-ss is cou- diictc-rl clcpcucls upon thi- ix-liailmility auicl aicciimcv of those- stuclvuts. Homeroom Representatives Girls' League The first meeting of the Girls, League, the initiation of officers by Miss Clara Cockrille, pav- ed the way for a series of fine assemblies. One of the first assemblies was presented by students. By acting out couplets, the girls illustrated the bad habits of present day teen-age girls, provid- ing beneficial and amusing entertainment. Mrs. T. C. Orr, Altoona Mirror Columnist, spoke on the subject "The Perfect Marriagev, and a panel by several of the girls followed. Personality and good grooming were stressed by Mrs. Harry Shaeffer, of the Shaeffer Studio. The efficiency with which the Girls, League meetings are run is augmented by the newly es- Miss Eleanor G. Hare tablished Standards Committee. This committee of girls is posted at each door for Girls, League assemblies in order that the conduct of the girls and the rapidity with which they assemble might be improved. Coming to the aid of those "in distress" is one of the services offered by the Girls' League. They can furnish needle, thread, or scissors dur- ing a crisis. The purpose of the League is to develop a greater understanding among the girls, and the League has done its utmost to see this aim realiz- ed. N 82 Seated-S. Wertz, F. M ML Cnllough, I. Brown, C. Brown Standing - I. Blatchford E Martz, T. McNelis, D. Rlnvtr W. Wilson, Mr, Black. Seated-ll. Woods, ll. Cates. Boys' Federation The first regular meeting of the Boys' Fed- eration was called to order on September 22 to begin the 1949-50 term. At this time Dr. Schlegel and Mr. Bashorc spoke to the boys on supporting all the athletic activities of the school. The purpose of the Boys' Federation is to create more interest in school activities and to advance their welfare physically, socially, men- tally, and spiritually. This group meets once a month for programs featuring the presentation of athletic awards, songfests, outstanding speak- ers, moving pictures, and other matters of inter- est. Outstanding was Cameron Beck, personnel director of the New York Stock Exchange, who spoke on American Youth. The Federation places constant stress on im- proving the school and its activities. It encour- ages the boys to attend the football and basket- ball games to help cheer on the team. This year the boys and girls had a suggestion box to which they contributed ideas for their programs in the auditorium. .83 Mr. Hugh G. Black very any omg ,yn jjiae ,SZAQOK Difficult 1Jl'UI5lK'lll. A f1ll2lI'll'l of quality Pllonv vxcuscs. IIOINKTIJUIXI Christmas MQ K 84 I HORSESHOE ECHO COMPASS OUILL AND SCROLL PUBLICATIONS H. Luwliead, A. Wood, XV. Ov.-rdorff, nl. Brnmbaugli. STAFF MEMBERS Editor-in-Chief ,. .Barbara Maloy Other staff members . . . . Betty Rutherford Wilma Hooper, Ieanette Sturgis, Eleanor Associate Editor . , Mary Ann Hendricks Victor, Emma Shaver, Peggy Daniels, Patsy Managing Editor , Nancy Boland Dick, Marilyn Schmittle, Marlene Haller, Sborts . , , . . , Bill Overdorff Elite Yeager, Mary - Edwards, laCf1Uff'liUf' Clubs , Kaye Meyer, Gloria Kolb Sponsors Charles A' Faris Typists .. . , Barbara Saleme Scott S' Ceesev Peggy Taylor, Barbara Trimer Printing Adviser . Ceylon S. Romig x B. Maloy, Hunts King, P. Dick. seared-M. A, llvn dricks. THE 1950 berry, N. Boland, J HORSESHCE HORSESHOE STAFF Leading the parade of the publications, the 1950 Ilorseshoe Staff this year instituted two features which they feel will improve the yearbook. For the first time individual pictures of the faculty appear on the pages. In the athletic section. also for the first time. the cross country team has been given complete coverage. This year the theme, A. H. S. on Pa- rade, has been used to compile the Horse- shoe, on the basis that life is a parade of many persons and events. The staff also endeavoured to crowd between the covers as many personalities, scenes, activities, and remembrances as possible, so that this book will serve as an illustrated historv of this particular year for the future that lies be- vond high school. M. Selnnittle, M. Edwards, K. Meyer, E. Victor, B. Kaufman. Seated-C, Kolb. j. Yeager, M. llallur, B. Salelne. Nl. Daniels, D, Boland, li. bl. liutherford, J. Sturgis. Seated-NV, Hooper, E. Shaver. Miss Mildred Heller Although funds permitted only eight issues of the Echo this year, they gave us a first-class order of the march of the 1949 and 1950 parade of A. H. S. events. Each month the students hid briefly behind the pages of an Echo forgetting their cares and worries, poring over all the latest news. Editing the Mountain Echo gives each inein- ber of the staff the beginnings of a skill in news- paper work and the fun that comes from working together on a complicated project. The product of the work and fun is entered in contests with other school papers under the auspices of the Pennsylvania School Press Association, the Co- hunbia Scholastic Press Association, and the Quill and Scroll, such contests having brought honors to the Echo in the past. Managing Editors, Maud Strawn and Sue Cunsalus, Associate Editors, Beatrice Suckling and Lois Stinnpfg Literary Editors, Sara Miller and Marjorie Millerg Sports Editor, George Tice and Brian McKinney, New Editor, Ioan Frank, Circulation Managers, Judy lrvin, Marion Rol- lins, and Matilda Cardinal, Typist, Phyllis Boyerg Exchange Editors, Mary Pannehecker and Patty Ajay, and Sponsor, Miss Mildred Heller. 88 The Mountain Echo J. Albright, A. Davis, K. Parks C. Hay, N. Haupt, M. Walker ilSSl'lllI1lj' lima lim uling: ilu- pmui BtllllliltI1K'Ill'AlClliIl1'5 IIHIIILI up Hu' IIVXYN, THE COMPASS Miss Ida E. Woomer just as the youngest children ask the simplest questions and the most difficult to answer, so do STAFF the youngest students in the High School, the sophomores. Up and down the corridors sopho- Editor'in'Chief ' A Margaret Brown ,50 more questions rule. Where's the nearest pair Associate editor .. . . . .. Ruperta Braun ,51 of down Steps? What are the libfafy hours? Whereis room 110? Is there any place where we Business manager . . ., . . ,.,. joan Hurley '50 can find the A, H, S, Cheers? When do we eat 'P Typists . . ,,.,. . Marlene Kelley ,50, Mary Iane lunch' Weaklalld 50, Helen Soyster '51 Whois going to end this dilemma? Why "The Compass" of course! Its staff, under the sponsor- Reporters . , .. . Alice Creiner ,50, Nancy Bama,-d'5Q, Virginia Mundy,50, ship of Miss Ida E. Woomer, compiles the an- Doris Morgan ,51 swers into a booklet for sophomores. Seated-M. Brown, J. Hurley. Standing-N. Bernard, V. Mundy, H. Soyster, R. Braun, M. Weakland, M. Kelley. A Davis, K. Parks, S. Xliller, C. Ray. I' ' ." ffm , Cornelius, N. llaupt, Quill and Scroll Good Evening Friends! This is station VVRTA bringing von the weekly broadcast of the Altoona chapter of Quill and Scroll. This society was founded in 1925 for the purpose of encourag- ing and rewarding individual achievement in iournalism and its allied fields in high school. and one of its activities is this familiar 4:30 Mon- day broadcast. The members, besides broad- casting, participate in several national and inter- national contests and serve on the staffs of one ol' the school publications. This group is spon- sored by Miss Heller. Members Kae Parks, Nancv Ilaupt, Marilyn Cornelius, Joann Albright, jane Davis, Sara Miller, Cloydc liay, Thcresa McNelis, joan Frank, Audrey Davis 91 1 dclfeafion On we 012058 . ,m11,s..2T llUlllK'NV1llAd IJHIIIHI. Imukinxg and lm-uping lli Nl'iLfl1I7lll'! NVz1trlu wmr six-pf 92 SOCIAL EDUCATIONAL VOCATIONAL CLUBS CLUBS ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Students keenly interested in science made up the membership of the Academy of Science. At their monthly meetings, the projects of the club members Were discussed. Some of these projects were entered in the Indiana Science Fair. During Education Week a program was pre- sented over a local radio station, and at various times during the year, Academy members gave talks to local business clubs. Mr. Wimmer spon- sored this group. ART DISPLAY CLUB Each day the Art Display Club met to de- termine What selections and arrangements would be best for the available news item, announce, ments, and pictorial features needed for the bulletin boards and display cases. Guided by the experience of Miss Plitt, the processes of re- jection, selection, and creation of attractive dis- plays offered good experience to those students eager to learn how to sell an idea through dis- plays. 911 ELVL VKIAIWLQVL AUXILIARY POLICE Through rain or snow and on icy streets, thirteen boys helped keep student traffic and au- tomobiles moving steadily toward their destina- tions. Their duties included seeing that cars were parked Where they wouldnit impede traffic and directing the parking of automobiles at foot- ball games and Baccalaureate and Commence- ment exercises. In reward for their service, the group, with their sponsor, Mr. Yon, was taken to see a Pennsylvania State College football game. BRIDGE CLUB "A filled contract is as important in bridge as it is in lifef, state the members of the Bridge Club. They met every regular club day under the guidance of Miss Morrison for instruction and games, but impromptu meetings were not unusual. Members of the club gained experience in fundamentals through many games. The club is composed of six members. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Seated-M. Cornelius, R. Nelson, C. Smeal, F. Henderson. First Row-I. Russell, C. Tice, C. No- haile, A. Hart, P. Dick, V. Mundy, B. Heimbach, K. Meyer, K. Parks, Mr. Wimmer. Second Row-C. Hauser, J. Rothrock E. Branch, D. Good, S. Fasick, R. Hill, P. Krouse. 1 Third Row-C. Hyssong, L, Kranitz, 131 Ray, J. Cox, C. Lindsav, R. Stein- c e . me fm1 P8 2 gregowioow ein? AIU' IJISPI H CI I Ii SCQIIUII II. I"lIIv1',,I. I7im.1r's, S. I"alsi1'Ix. I., I.vlmI1-x 'irsl Huw Xlisx III-llxxx, ff. XX'uu4Ix I7 Wllxun fx ,wg Qqhfm 1 'Kl'XII.I.NlIY I'0I.ICII'I SUIIIUKI II, Sl'4'lIl'llINI II fAlllIIYIl NIV. Ion, I Iluu Ii. Imm Ix Iullul I ll IS Iullwn X Smrlml I'irs Kirsln ' r rcuml Huw -I. Iiitm-In-x, II, IIl'llIHlIxl'l'. IJ f.IllIx I' fhlln JCIC lII.l7li S1-AIINI I sIIl'l'lIIilll, X. II.lIIIlilII. II. III.lIL'InImcI, IIIIITUXXN, 'irsl Huw ' I. IIHSIIVI' I IJ.ml4'Is. Klux XIIIIIISUII. EQ? 0lfLgl"8g6Lf8 FHI,l,0W'SlIIP CLUB Scented-Nliss Ilum-ani, X. Iiin-Ida-, ID Ifoslvr, P. XII-Civv. First ltow+S. SlJI'l'Ilgl'I', IS, Uiwxv. 5 IiIwa1v. C. Sf-II, II, Svll. NI. Iiigglv. It Itii-Ii41i'cIc'IIm'. Second Rowgl, Nlzirliii, IC. IIv1n'y, I . , , . . . NI1IIc'i', N. NIIIIIKIY, S, XIIIIl'l', A. hun lJIc', S. fiUIll'i'Il. IVUTURH TICACII ICRS OI" ANIICRICA First ltow-I Xlillvr, NI. Sn-Iimitlli M. XX,klIIil'I'. NY. Sr'ssIs-r, Second Rowfll. Iloclsmi, Ii. IIlIIlIl'I Hr, IAIIIIY, -I. Iiaiiim-ll. IJ. II1llIM'I'. Third Row--I. NVoII1-, P. Divlx. ,I King. nl, I5n'zu'cI, I'. Iiiwiwii. lf. I'IIi'lIlli'l NI. NIiIIOr, -I. Ki'icIm'1', Fourth Row-I,. I,y'iIs', S, XVim-Im-ii iivr, IJ. IJIIIQVS, I'.. NIL-i.nII. Ii. Ih- Cfoiinxl. ' llAl,l, vniioi. First Itowfll XIvnlvIi, I'. Ilit-km, .X I5lll'Ii1'I, CI, Him-In-I, X. I,ioy, if, XXX xuckl, II. I.:llliQ, IS, Cami-, I',. Ipllllllll no, bl. 5InpL', IS. XIc'C,In-sliir-y, 5. I'Ioi'i C SI ll tt I5 llnisolm I' Sxxink I .,till'. .'I'.'..i1, C.I1'z'u-ig II. Sniisi, ID. I,aii'aiia1, I'. Nlzi qiivliv. Xliss Iilooiiiiivld, Second Itow-f-Y. Xlundy, NI. Cloiiii-Ii IIS. I. ItoIIins. MI. fIL't'M'y, AI. lfoglr-, IJ Niomli. IJ, Sunil, XI, fiiillwilk, vl. Vim r'II. L. Spin-rs, 15. Iam-nIi.ii'l, Al. NI.il In-wt, IJ. Nail. Third Itow-II. Sm-Iiiiaullu-Il, I,. I'Il'lltII II. SIL'I'il'IlIJl'1Aj.f4'I', QI, ItowIi1i11I, I', Kipp V. iXIill'HIllll1lIl. It. Nixon, A, Ki-IIN A. Muir, -I. SpL'icIz'I, IS, Iiui'Iwl, C Iinism-I. Foin'tIi-Row-Ii, I3usIi. A. IJIIIIIQ, It KYIIIIIDII, I,. Ou-r, A. xvl'II', N. Imm 1lliI,IJ. Ilziniplon, IJ. Itc-nmiw, X. I.iy lor, L, IIc'L'Ii1'l', Il. Iiainks. Fifth Row-D, St-Iiim-i-Im-IX. Nl YVUQIIKIIIIILI, C. IIUIAIAI, A. Stzuiiw, I' Mzliitl. XI. NIL-Umm-II. MI. Briggs, 1 Cziiiiivin-II, NY. NIQ-IDowvII. I,, fIIau'Ix, It IAlI1l'lUI1l. 0 mm L79 THE FELLOWSHIP CLUB With a theme based on Christian Service, The Fellowship Club, sponsored by Miss Dun- can, held their meetings in the high school build- ing during the regular club period with programs built around religious work. The main purpose of its members was to create interest in religious work and obtain information for those desiring a career in the religious field. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB Every other Monday after school, a large group of students met with their sponsor, Mr. Lantz, as the Future Teachers of America Club. An intensive study was made of the teaching profession. lts requirements and problems were thoroughly discussed. The purpose of the club was to promote interest in teaching. Climaxing a year's study, club members were sent to various grade schools in the city to gain practical experi- enee. CLUBS HALL PATROL One of the many student services to the school was the Hall Patrol. Nearly one hundred boys and girls under Miss Kathryn Bloomfield's supervision comprised this group. Their duties were to check hall passes and to keep order in the halls during classes. All difficulties encoun- tered by a hall patrol were recorded for the su- pervisor's consideration. This service was very effective and it was appreciated by the entire school. SENIOR HI-Y Twenty-two senior Hi-Y members and their director, Mr. Jack Oyler, had much to be proud of in 1949-1950. They gave a fine showing for the Altoona Y. M. C. A. in basketball. The two boys who were sent as delegates from A. H. S. and the Altoona Y. M. C. A. to the convention at Williamsport were elected to the House of Repre- sentatives Youth and Government Conference which was held in Harrisburg in March. Several of the Hi-Y boys were counselors at Y. M. C. A. camp sessions. On their agenda the Senior Hi-Y also includ- ed Co-ed parties with the Y-Teens. SENIOR HI-Y First Row-ll. Iseuberg, S. Kemp, I. liiley, ll. Schceler, D. Shroyer, Cave, l'cddie, Second Row- R. Grove, 'l', Armstrong, ll. lfrederick, T. Stevens, l". Tussev. lt. Cates, T. Fleck, E. NVilt. Third Row-T. Meadows, B. Connel- ly. I". Leader, j. Boyd, A. Whitsel. CLUBS SOPHOMORE HI-Y Under the sponsorship of Mr. jack Oyler of the Y. M. C. A. thirty-five boys comprise the sophomore Hi-Y. A very active year was spent by the boys in arranging social activities and money-making projects for the club. Frequent swimming parties were open to club members only. To vary the programs, a co-ed night was held every fourth Saturday at the Y. M. C. A. In order to make money to enable the membership to make a field trip to New York, a roller skating partv was held in the spring. NATURE OBSERVATION Did you happen to see a group of industrious students at Lakemont Park gathering leaves? They were in all probability members of Miss Faustis Nature Observation Club. The purpose of this club was to give an opportunity to stu- dents to learn to appreciate the out-of-doors. Their goal was a practical outlook on conserva- tion, seedage and propagation. At Christmas time this group arranged a display on the practi- cal uses of evergreens. jk g gan! PYRAMID CLUB Working in unison to build symmetrical fig- ures, the Pyramid Club, under the sponsorship of Miss McGinnis, worked out "pyramids', in after school sessions in the girls, gymnasium. The sixty girls who comprised the club took part in the annual show and school assemblies. They entertained the Kiwanis Club and also pre- sented a program at the Cresson Sanitorium. SQUAD LEADERS To aid in the daily exercises, to take care of equipment, to open lockers at the close of each class, and increase the general efficiency in the gym, the Gym directors appointed thirty-six sen- ior and junior boys as squad leaders, each being chosen for his gymnastic skill and ability. Experience as squad leaders develops de- pendability and leadership. N SOPHOMORE HI-Y First Row-E. Myers, R. Turner, B. Filler, NV. Burke, C. Madara, I. Glas- gow, R. Higgins. Second Row-E. Augustine, B. Irvin, R. Kelly, E. Smith, W, Forsythe, P. Comes, E. Delozier. 98 X1luwmI. I.. I'IIlIx. Xluxx Iwmxl. IAPIIIIDZIIIIII. C- SILIIIVII, II. Ilm-usllm, SnymI4'x. I., I'.1l'Iu. XIIIIN. II, Huw. I'. IIl'4'N1'IlIllII. NI.iZ1nv lilx, X. IIIIIIIIIII. Ix. Ilulhlnul. I. Immun. II, IIM141, IJ. In-rrx. xX. I'mu'II. NI. IInrcI Huw QI. III'I1xxn. S. Un. 5. III-Ilam, I. I'I'I'l'IN, I'. Iruu-II. S. Ilupvrl. IS, Nw-Irqvn. lf. XKm1II1.u-III-r, Nlias XII-Y III'SI Hum I'., Ixvrllln, K.. XII-Iv-Iwx. Inn I.. IJIIIVIIIIII. I.,5I1nIII, IJ. IXIIIII' II, hymn-, ID. xIlllIIII.llII. H1'c'0ll4I Rum II. I5.lIznss'n, ff. Imnlllis. IInrcI Hou ID. .XIIZIIIIN S. balm. O, jIg8fA8l" Alf' A6L5lfLl"Q i'2 NA'l'l'IIl'1 UIISIClIYA'l'ION Sa-:nh-ll Il. III1'Ix.lIlINUIl.I,, I'iull'muIxi. Q I i l'irsI Row S. NIM. XI. I,14I'l'1ilIl' I 3, vm-mul Nun II. SI-II, ,I. Oxglmgv. I'. FEED- PFIUTE CT BIRDS IWIIAXIIIJ IIlIIl.lJl'1lIS lI'SI Ihnv I'.. f,l'NNI'I, 5. ,'XIxxlm-, S. ,IIIXI-. II. XIK'I.1IllIlIIIIIl I I.1l:pa1I C.. vm-mul lion Xl.WuIIw1, II. Nlxvrs, I IIIIIIQIV, II. Xlamlvx. .X. II.uI. NI, Illllf l'uurIIn lion XI IIluII1x II NIIXQII I, III-.n1rI. N. 5llllIII. X. Lulur, IJ IIUY SQUAD l.ICADIClIS Y 39 Q AC! g6LfA8l" SENIOR Y-TEENS First Bow-S. Pringle, J. King, AI VVcrtz, D. Jackson. Second Row-I. Shaffer, E. Carncr G, Sinith, I. Curry, M. Cfrcrcr, j 1 Carlos, P. Marqncttc, A. Stahl, j. Fc-I - ho, D. Holman, E. Frakcr. Third Row-E. Martz, M. Francis, L Mcffrackcn, j. Huntshcrry, D, Koch M. Daniels, N. Hannah, M. Schutt, C Mort, T. McNclis, J. Lloyd, M. Bun- erigo. Fourth Row-F. McCullough, L Hav, S. Eisenhart, G. Dorfnicister, M Edwards, C. Miller, A. Zimmerman A. Basalla, M. Halow, P. Dick. Fifth Row-D, Pmthrock, J. Beard, M Sclnnittlc, M. Ilallcr, N. Smith. IUNIOR Y-TEENS Seated--J. Schuck, J. Shipc, S. NVil- liams, M. McMonigal. First Row-P. Kintz, M, Kitchcn. Second Row-B. McChc-sncy, 'I' I ri-l1'FllllllCi, D. Hampton, E. Frisch, I Wfalls, B. M4-Monigal. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Seated-M. Rollins, H. XVillis, L. Kncppcr, M. Hang. First Row-S. Hansard, P. McCcc. Second Row - H. Richardson, D. Tre-csc, E. Visucky, M, Fitlgcrald, M. Ahrctski, I. Bcckcl. 100 lgeflef fo OZZM. Many parties and other social events are sponsored by the Y-Teens throughout the year. They meet once a week in the Y-Teen room of the Y. XV. C. A.. where they spend manv hours knitting, sewing, making plans for their future work, and painting fabrics, glass, and pottery. At Christmas the senior girls packed a bas- ket of food and clothing for a needy family in the city, and packed boxes of gifts for the boys and girls overseas. On the social side of the cal- endar they sponsored a scruff party at the Sports- men's Lodge in Higgles Cap, a slumber party in the Putter Shop of the Y. WV. C. A., and a bake sale at the Green Avenue Market. Eight girls from the junior Croup were sent to Johnstown for the Y-Teen Convention. This group was also in charge of dances held in the Putter Shop each Friday night. . xy TRAFFIC PATROL mi' - Seated-,l. Miller, ll. Bistline, ll. lixey, S, lloltzinger, li. Cates, ll. Nia- Itlxf First Row-Al. Albright, U. llorton, tl. lfleek, N. Davis, lllatchford, D. tlossard. Ni. Brown, AI, Yeager. ll. llimes, L. Cohen, P, Baker, C. XVom- llllt'lIt'l', ll. Swoviek, T. NleNelis, Nl. Dodson. Second Row-Miss Lauver, 'l'. Crus- yezynski. C. Stevenson, nl. Stong, l". Nletfullough, CI. Rankin, -I. Burrows, I.. Nletfraeken, C. Nav. ,l. Simmons, A, liasalla, S. Krapf, M, XValker. Third Row-N. llarrv, K. llarnden, Nl. Hendricks, li. Saleme, J. Shields, D. Kuhn, P. Dick. I'. Barry, N. Smith. li, NVood, I", l"aulker, ll. Mattln-ws. Fourth Row-ll. Nelson, D. Steindel, C, Lindsay. l'. Griffith, F. Leader, VV. Madison, D. Summers, R. llaupt, C. Leasure, VV. Heed. CLUBS The Y-Teen chorus, comprised chiefly of sophomores, took part in many of the traditions of the Y. W. C. A., such as the Recognition Ser- vice and the Hanging of the Greens. Both the work and the play of the Y-Teens are under the direction of Miss lean Scott of the Altoona Y. W. C. A. TRAFFIC PATROL T. A. P., the letters seen on the maroon and white armbands worn by various students, signi- fied that student's membership in the traffic pa- trol of A. H. S. This organization, by posting its members throughout the school between classes. kept order in the halls and reminded others of the various traffic regulations. New members for next year were elected hv the faculty and senior members of the patrol. Miss Lauver directed this group. l CLUBS CAFETERIA PATROL Seated-R. Kling, Mr. Craf. Mr. Yon, R. Frisehkorn. Standing--I. Portzline. CAFETERIA PATROL Silence in our cafeteria, due to the acoustic tile, Was augmented by the efficient cafeteria pa- trol. This group, under the supervision of Mr. Graf and Mr. Yon, was composed of student teachers during the first semester and three high school boys during the second semester. Along with preventing interruption in the movement of lunch lines. their dutv in the Cafe- teria is maintaining general order. R.. l .. C S 2 'K -...L USHERS' CLUB XVith a pleasing smile, a helping hand, and courteous service the students in the Ushers' Club were always on hand. Under the direction of Xliss Lauyer and Miss Sauserman, this group was kept busy at football and basketball games. the English Department play, the annual show, the band and orchestra concerts, the Choral So- ciety concert, and the Altoona Community The- ater presentations. Baccalaureate and Com- mencement exercises brought their yearls activi- ties to a close. USIIERS' CLUB Seated-T. Nlcxelis, Xl. Strawn, R Kinney. First Row-C, Griffith, pl, Carles. R Swoxielc, P. hlorkasliy, Al. Curry, l' Cfrerer, C, Beclcel, AI. llnrley, C XVombacher, NI. Dodson, D, Apple, S Burris. Second Row-Miss Sausennan, man. C. Miller, C. Ray, M. XVm-akland l. Fluke, R. Nixon, nl. Rothwell, Al Dinges, Third Row--I. Blatehforcl, M. Nagle K. Meyer, bl. Beard, 'lf Cruszezynslci D, VVeber, M. Cardinal, NI, Miller, L Knepner, J. Byrd, Miss Lauver, Fourth Row-C. Starrett, Florie, li Ilarshbarger, Orange, J. Stong, .I vens. Nl. Ross. mm VVoods, D. Kuhn. O. llorton, L. Kle- lleimbaeh, D. Ray, E. Rutter, S. llo - King, P. Troxell, R. Trovell, P, Ste- BAND ORCHESTRA CHOIRS DRAMATICS MUSIC ,, , . .,.,..,W..,.s.,..,......... .......W F , X r Qs 1 1 E 1 1 st Row L lf YI J J 1 L 111 Nl. Bittm-r, ll. Putter, lj. Cl1'ilil'itl1. ul. ljllllll, F. La-uclm-r. B. Shu lllflll 1111111 I Fishkin. C. Limlscv. ml, Bc-iglv. ll. Nvlsun, ll. Str-incl:-l XX LLUIICI H011 ll Sl tu M1 1 1 1 s is, ll, rxllliK'l', J. L1-clfurcl, C. Lip-l1tv, ll, l.i11gv11ll-lta-r, IC. llitn 1 III IX P ll11111111s, ll. Filcr, ll. KilIlllIl'f. lrcl Row ll ll lxlu D W lt11111 L Plmtrlui I Xlmtvr. H. lluuck, ll. Bl'lll'l'S, D, Cucllv, I, 'l'iplc111, G. Sc-g111illm-1 N hm-r urth Row NX limi U ll 1 or nlx I. Kl'llSlIlgt'I', S. llimplcins. j, liuttviulis-1'. li. Nic-mlm-11111s, U. IN11 No 11111-114lc would lu- L-11111plc-tv witl1o11t that VVUlllli'l'fIll Altom111 High School lluncll Not only clicl those- hoys pmviclc tlw music for our pm-p rallies and a1sse1111l1livs. take- part i11 Yill'l0llS loc-ul pzlraclcs, and lu-lp kf-cp the Cl1CPl'lllQ' section ulvrt cluring our footlmll and lmzlslwtlmll 53111114-s. but still they founcl timv to pre-sc11t thc-ir illllllliil C011- cert i11 the High School AllClltUl'llllll. This year All'O0ll2l High School has lX'l'll fm'- tunatv i11 heing ahlc to seml ll large- llllllllllll' ol- the lm11d 111v111h01's to Blair Cou11ty District z111cl State Bzmcls. where the-V pu1'ticipa1tc-cl i11 thc- pri-- sc11tz1tio11 of co11cc1'ts. The sow-11tv-cigl1t llilllfl 1111-111l1crs wc-rc llll- cler thc' Clll'l'Cll0ll of llussell Bohn cliiring thr- first s0111cstcr rmcl lohn Nlonti Clllflllfl thc sc-c-mill. 4-', 'I 4. i,. 1 I Orchestra , .. IU I Svntt-rl -I. Iirnnulmoglu, NI, Nalssii, It, Grant, NI, Closv, Ii. Iluntvr. Il. Ifoor. II, NIurpIn', I". ' ' iu. 1 Dingt-s, It. I'Iau'n4-st, Il. Ulu-r, II. IA'llIit'l'. .-X. XYootI, VI. Orr, C, fItl15tll'llSt'Itl,cI. Nt-Ison, N. Multum-y. V. Ullt-in .-K. IIugIivs, 7, Ilorton, ll, Itunrows, ,I, tIrizI1'i', It, Iiistlint-, ID. Ilurntlvn, -I. XYc'ynmIt, I'. Iizlir, ll. SIiot-nmlct-r. S, Iloltzingvr, . . N. Davis. Standing I.. IIr'rnnvsIty, S. Springvr. -I. Iiottt-iclntr, IC. Iiic-I11'IIn-1'gc-1', S. N'ViIIi:nns, II. I'ottt-r, KI. Yun Ilorn, IC. SIn'IIc'n- I I' Iti 1 ' ' ' ' ' I A ' I I' ..- . . .- . . .. 4' '-" '. -. . ,,. .. . 1. ,, . , . - 1, 4. I , . .. ,, C. N " 'a s. . " on. IXIcKium'y, . In-rg:-', It-In wg 5, lloplons. NN. llt-ngst. -I, Ixt-nslngvr, l'. Orklsc-sIu, il. btittlvr. XV. NYori,t-II, D, Cttdlt-, If. 1,1-z1tIc-13 It litlnxs I 'I'ointn It Vatu It I'ottnr It IJ1ntIrt1 I CIIIII-IIII I C um I Iilhnn It 'Iipt S N11 I Itnnm-In-t'Iwr, K, Iirunnvr, NI. Smith, NI. CoIIw. I'. IIIl1.'tlS1lllt, I. IJnII,. IJ. Italy . ' 1.17 X N Q X . rs Affbl 1 ,it QI QQ fx QXN I '- 'Tay' 1-ki! il fi! , , F Wx-X L .-, r f 'vt . K '. .V ' it' X -an Unt- ol tht- It-ault-rs in tht- pz1rutIt' of .'XItoonR 'Q 5 . W If .fy-f ,J- , Iligh St-hooI's nvtivitit-s is its own t-iglity-pic-cv . NX , Q C542 yvg. , lfu ort'In-stm. This outstanding group is RIIVVQIYS on I xx' 1- K. KX v M Imntl as un tultlt-tl :attraction to tht- ICngIish I'Ia1y, L4 uw 5. x I .lohn Nlonli ,- . . . fx + .-Xnnuul Show, jLl'1lCIll2ltItlIl me-i'c'1st's. and othwq X . 1 1 . K spt-c-ml progrznns. In ztclchtion thvv stan' in an Q ' show ot' tht-ir own, tht-ir unnuztl conct-rt, which T xxx, ' X was In-IcI on NIau'c'h 30. I"t-ut11l'c'cI wt-rv ohov and 5 ' c-Iurint-t solos. sc-Im-tions Inv tht- string sm-tions, K , 'B Q . . . Y :incl at pmno 1-ont-1-rto with orcI1c-strzl uccoinpunii A X u N ., I nn-nt. 'I'ht-sv wt-rv onIy za part oi tht- sc'hooIs . , xt Iong pauuult- oi t11It'nt. Nina-tt-vo of our IIIIISICILIIIS took part in tht- thstric-t orvllt-stru nn-vts. In-Icl ut Nlurtinshnrg. fy X It-w wt-rv chose-n to rm-prt'st'nt tht- cIistl'iL't and 'KX K X x .X. II. S. att tht' z1II stzitt- nlvvt at Ilzniovvr. 5 X ltnsst-I K. Bohn hz-IQI thc' connimnding Im-K X ton until initl-tt-rin. wht-n Alohn Xlonti, I'ormt'rIv I . I lx oi Ixi-ith, took ovvr. K 'Q-t X X. . I . J First Row-H. Linclaman, Mohler, M. Schwartz, B. Malov, B. Kaufman, Stoihcr, -I, Singcr. Second Row-j. Johnson, D. Laffcrty, J. Shcrmau, M. llcntlricks, M. Dunlap, B. Marcus. J. Broun But Third Row-C. NVcinln'rg. C. Christoclolus, S. Bashorc, J, Figurcl, J. Svrw-llc, VV. VVilson. N. Smith, A C utsh l B. Riclcllc, P. Brown, F. Mc-Cullough, T. Mt-N1-lis, Zagas. F. Nlaclclcn. Fourth Row-L., LcCronc, NV, Madison. D. Allison, C. Luciano. XV. Moflit, li. XYoocl, M. lirown. C S cnso Mr. liowarcl YV. Linciaman This vcar's A Cappella Choirs ranked among the lwst in a long proccssion of cxccllc-nt choirs. Almost cvcry student remembers thcm for such numlwrs as "Lucky Old Sunf, Louis Hlucsf' and the beautiful 'iScraphic Hymn." The choir was much in clcmancl. and pro sentccl programs for such school affairs as Boys' Federation and Girls, Leaguc. Senior Asscinhlics. Baccalaureate and Commcncemc-nt Exerciscs. and the Christmas Pagcantg and community af- fairs such as St. johnis Banquet, Altoona Con- tcnnial. and Eastern Star Banquct. Nic-mlwrs of the choir were also activc in District Chorus. which met at Bcllcfontc. On occasions too nu- 106 null, ul. l.iml, llrumlrlwn. Il, cl1lIlNlll'lx, .X, NIQN4-llis. -I. ,'xIINlllljl1'lj, 3 llllllmlwl. D, lXlIllIl. ll. Xlm-i.l'au'lx4-ll, .X. llalll, C-. l'a1l'lx4'l',l,. llblllAI'l5, Nl, xlill4Hll', L. l,llllm'. l.. Slllllllll, I Ilan-In-x, I.. Lulu-xml Pl, IJ:-lm, XX. lxl1'lx1mIl'u-lx, IJ. 54uqnL:c-, C.. lA'2lhlllAt', U, Slmum-r. Ill4'l'4llI5 tu lm-lution. L'l'op" pn-sc-Intl-cl luis S4-niur Uvh-fle-, ll QVOIIII vlmsa-11 lmm flu- vlmir. Iln- 51-nlm'K,lnoll',4-mnposm-clol .IIIIIIOYS illlil S4-niurs. nu-I ilu- tllircl pm-riml,wllilc-l'l'rmp"stz1Qc-fl I'l'lN'2ll'NillS lor lll5-llllllflllfllllill'llIt'S1'C'UIlll pc-riml. lln- blllllllll' f.lm1r. lust lu-xx' lust X'1'ilI'. was 1-S- Iznlvliwln-fl Im' tlu- purposf- ul gixing sopllmllmwc-S A Cappella Choir an r'lmnc-s- in ll valppm-llu worlx. 'hull ll"l"'l'm'l 'l'lu- 1-lmir slnoxw-cl mm-ll sq-Imul spirit lay' lx-auling tlw xtmla-nt lvoclv in tln- lmwtlmll pzlraulr-S ll Y In-Ill prim' lo tlu- "'lllll'S 51 . . lllllll c-lmirs tuolx part in tlu- Jxllllllill Slmw, um- ol lln- lllgllllgllts ul flu- sc-llrml yn-1111 The inenilx-rs of the choir include: C. Brelnnan, D. Bresslcr, V. Colver, A, Consulvo, J. Cornelius, D. Dcgincl D'Uttux'io. M. Fitzgerulcl. P. F0ust,1. Frederick, K. Gibhoney, C. Grove, M. Harher, C. Houscl, M. Kelley, C, Lirnidm C' Lefkow, C. Lippert, A. Murlett. F. Muzur, E. Miscugna, D. Moore, C. Nurclell, Al. Orner, L. Parks, 1. Rhodes, J. Rupt rt R Seliroecler, M. Siegrist. -I. Sloey, A. Smith, A. Stungo, -I. Stein, D. Steelcroth, B. Stiver, S. Troutlnun, Al. Ulrich, ll. XV1llxLr M XVRHSUII, T. YVutson, S. VVeulclunfl. C. VVevunclt, C. Young. GIRLS' CHGRUS Miss Allllil Elwrle MISS EBERLE'S CHORUS Combining four groups of sophomores. jun- iors, and seniors, Miss Eherleis choir comprises one of the largest musical lmoclies in the school. The four groups of girls practice during separate periods, and it is only at after school relieursals that the groups are combined. They specialize in secular music, heing rememherecl for such numbers as "Ave Maria" and "The Lost Cliorclf' The choir was kept "on the henclf' until the Annual Show, in which their talents were upprc- ciated by all. 108 1 .1 - GIRLS' CHOR MR. BOHN'S CHORUS 'I'hosc' girls who L-mnprisctl the sixth pm-iml 1-Inorus this vwu' 1-xpwimicvcl am hour of cnjoy- nu-nt amd musical inspiration unch clay. Tht- vmu' In-gun with tlw cmmuuncling Imton in the Iuuuls ol' "Pop" I.imIumam, hut liussm-II Bohn di- rt-vtc-al thi' group thc sc-cond sclncstc-1'. Th:- clmrus pix-smite-tl ll cmnplvtv jcrmm- Korn pro- graun Im' tht- .-Xnmiul Show zuicl wv1'vwicIeIv pulm- lit-im-tl Illftllljilltllll tht- city for t-Inn-cli programs :tml xatriuus utln-r 1-ntvrtaiiinm-nts. I'.zu'h girl m tht- cllorus is uhh- to tzlkv an zu-tivv part, Im' stutlc-nt tlirccting and tht- usv of stuclvnt nc-cullipuiiists is t-lit-oiliugt-tl. MR. B0llN'S A CAPPELLA Nlr. Ilussvl Bohn 'irst ltuw-- IJ, Ziimm-rnmu, IC. SlN'IlK'1'l', K. Ke-Ilvr, li. Amvrlim-, j, 'l'iIIt-tt, j. Curry, I', UI'l't-rcig -I. Iliilntslmt-1'ry, Y. Sm-- ile-rvs, I'. Ilmiic-Is, I. Irxin, NI. Srlmtt, j. Shipc, M. Ilurln-r, I', Tram-II, Mr. Iiulm, uconcl linw- Ii. Nlitt-In-II, A. Nlyvrs, S. Gm-urlmrt, S. Bvtur, S. Nmtrluruli, IC. l'll'illi1'l'. I'. Nlnst-Iiltt-. ll. Curlvs. C. Mort, It. in J from-II, NI, Uri -, I . I..1I1l'iuIzl, I". l"tlTllt'I'. l'hird Row-tl. Ilultvn, A. Nlut- Nit-Iml, j. Y1-age-l', A. llugllcs, S. l'lllll'IgIl. IJ. Iluust-r. I.. Spit-rs. NI. NYUUQIL-mwlt, NI. tlunsttlns, -I. IIurl'1'It, nl. Sulliwlt. 'mirth Row'--NI. Iill'lit'II, I', IIaitt'Ilfm'tI, C. Kvrlin. D. llaunptm, . 'I . . I II XX lllxll XI IH-title-Ittm, -I. Nlulh-ll, I.. I.yth-. 5, SflllllltlllllllIllIl'l', II, -Ium-s, II, Nlurtin. L.. at 3 . .. - J- -lf. 1 US it A . lrst Row-j. Tonian, Y. Dandrea, li. Potter. F, Leader. H. Tipton. ond Row-R. Haupt, Ii. Behers, D. Cadle. K. llainley, NV. Worrell, li. liitehey, L, llernueskx. Dance in addition to playing in the Altoona High School hand and devoting time to studies. twelve hoys display their talents and ahilities this year hy playing in the A. H. dance hand. The hand can he commended for their fine work through out the year at assemhly programs and school dances. The hoys met twice a week after school for Band practice. As always, a student led the hand. and this year they were under the direction of Dick Potter. At the beginning of the school term Russell K. Bohn was the dance hand sponsor, hut he was replaced hy Iohn Monti the second semester. Specializing in popular dance music. jazz, and hop. the hand offered the latest num- hers in these styles, some heing written and ar- ranged hv their own memhers. Getting in the swing. Wei JJ x r 0 z-" W r' ' Aff I Y: ax 'Kd i QA. "S---dwg , . Qa "gr t A u,E'.'.'g , ' A.,,f" ' ikifif- v eg.. .. f , 5 f ' I A - A! :lf uysgwi xx.. ,- va W WLMQMS., f A . Miss Sarah Louise LeVan The 1949-50 A. H. dramatic program start- ed with "Sugar and Spice" presented by the ad- vanced dramatic class under the direction of Miss Sarah Louise LeVan, dramatic instructor. On December 2, the cast, crew and director of the English Department play, "Papa Is All", won honors for themselves in the excellent pre- sentation of this light-hearted drama of a Penn- sylvania Dutch family. The Christmas spirit was reflected through the presentation of "Gloria", which terminated the dramatic activities for the year 1949. During the second semester emphasis was placed upon play production. Several of the presentations were: "Uncle Julian and the House- hoatv, "To Thee, Dear Sisterv, and "Submerged", the last featuring an all boy cast. Also a new course in make-up was introduced hy Miss Le- Van. The advanced classes wrote original plays for use in the class room. Dramatlcs ig ALL gEfLf!L1fL5i0wfic .xgvaafience Uppm' lvllz "Your tl'llllJ1'l', 1 lAHVl'l' lvfl: "Whiz: A t Papa? l'a1mT" C4-ntc-r: "Curc-flll, Mrs. Yoda-rl" Uppn-1'1'igl1t: rms l.owm-1' right: "'I':1kv it vusy In In-ur swim- gus- nip?" 1l3 fun--W xi 3 Amx, M A A - X X , .Awww J -, ., 3 if E A , ' A91 1? ww 1 Q"'i, MN .L ,..,,.v,- . gf? ,pf gawk 1. fl:- ,L Q M W. ,,,L Ldm. , E . Mwwunkmi y R . in , if ,S , D4 fl , ,.. www V, fx W 5 f K 'Q N x Wg! wif xv t nf Lk X X , kk .. E G X Q' WX K 3 ' -X X. K x , N if W I K: 3? 5? X X ' ga k ,W ifi .fig i 5 T i . , 5 wp-3 X 31' V - ,L W .,AL ' A A H www ff mf A-isxsiw-if-1.119.efif'5QSw - --fe m . . w gs-Mwywww A MYR' , Z, I 5 w ,. ......,.,. . , Q-.--...,...,,,m ,, , -- --.,, M-Q--. 1, W-I-11 12411 .u n 5 1 3 ",- , I X Ex? W' WE WORK jn jeg waging . AND ISLAY. Blanks' it snmntll. llalving troulmlc witll your pipvs? Cilcling tlw lily. A llc-mx' julu. XVa1tcl1 :mtl It's llotl Dmfl ln-t that clrill slip! XVintc'r scum-. 1 4 Pulling on tln- l'inisl1il11.f tum-lu-s. Now tllis lmusm' is llll-lll'I'l'lll. 'l'lw Clmristmas l,llj.fl'lllIl is cunning. ll5 'S- H4 N A ' A rx .LQ M YK A X H 'Q X 1:5 J On Parade Football AA AA ,A A Cross Country A A Basketball A A A AA Track Baseball AA A, AA Lettermen ,l,, ,A Athletic Promoters A A Track and Field Records Intramurals AA A A 118-124 AA AA A A 125 A126-131 AAAAAA132-133 134-135 136-137 138 AA A A A139 140-143 jim wi? I v v 'N wil! ' " ni' A - irav I Om 4 SPQRTS 'MV xavrsffal X .':.?,xg,s..7 . ago. , ' xsabag W fn 45 .,', ff' I n ra ll z 14 pi 4 P' 1 17' Gates makes short gain. Over the top. D. Berry around the end. Wonnfain Zona 1949 FOOTBALL The 1949 Mountain Lions had a record of one tie, no wins, and ten losses. This record fails to take into account the last minute rallies, close games, or bad breaks that plagued the season's play. The team featured a good passing attack, and in this department far outdistanced its oppo- nents. A speedy halfback, Ron Grove, whose 66 point total was second highest in the county, led the running and scoring attack and earned the "most valuable playerv award. The Lions, tie resulted from their Friday night game of September 9 at Clearfield. A SEASON,S SCORES A.H.S. OPPONENTS 13 .. . . ,. . Clearfield .. . . 13 7.. ... ,. ,.Windber . .20 14 . . . . .. ..Westinghouse . 31 13 , . . .Vandergrift . . 19 13 . . . ,. , New Kensington . . 14 7 . .. .. . ,Latrobe .. . 20 12.. . ,. . .Greensburg ., . . 13 20 .,.... 1 .. .. Johnstown . . 24 0 .. .. .. .Penn High 1 ., . 24 12 .,.. .. ...Williamsport . .. 26 13 .... ... Allentown ,. . 27 HCf0P7 CLPCA ,NCL AQC! Cates to VVilson pass deadlocked the game in the last quarter, 13 to 13. A good crowd saw Altoona take a 7 to 0 lead in the first half of the Windber game the lollowing Saturday. Failure to hold the lead in the second half resulted in a 20 to 7 loss to Wind- ber. Altoona's tussle with Westinghouse provid- ed several thrills for the fans as Grove scored on two long touchdown runs, but the visitors finally won out, 31 to 14. Losses to Vandergrift and New Kensington followed. Coach Bashore started a new lineup in the Latrobe game and a very fine contest resulted. The 1950 Football Season Hon Cates, quarterback, set a new pass attempt record when he completed 13 of 25 passes, one of which was for a touchdown. The next week an unbeaten Greensburg squad, looking for an easy victory, heat Altoona by only one point, 13 to 12. The most thrilling game of the season was played at Point Stadium in Johnstown, October 29. The Maroon and NVhite lads carried a 13 to 6 lead into the fatal final quarter. A last minute rallv and touchdown gave the victory to the johns. 24 to 20. Next Altoona was handed its first shutout bv a strong Penn High team and lost the follow- ing week at NVilliamsport. First Row-lt. Lawhead, C. Clapper, C. De Angclis, R, Grove, XV. Betar, ll. Cates, XV. XVilson, XV. Moflit, C. Snyder, S. Bt lev, D. Berry, C, Bnrnheilner, D. Dunn. Second 1iow4,l. NVinters, j. Figurel, N. Snyder, C. Christodoulos, I". Troxell, R. llildebrand, NV. Lytle. R. Parker, ll. Plowin in XY. Ilooper, 0. livans, VV. NV1-aver, E. Williams. Third Row-j. llothrock, J. Smith, C. Clouser, V. Johnson, Kyper, C. Berry, N. llelnn, N. Corbo. T, Probst, -I. Riley, B Kersteller. Fourth Row-lf. Ake, ll. listright, Coach Bashorc, Coach Dinges, Coach Mastroeola, B. Ashburn, C. Cutshall, A. l'1Ill.fll'llllIl lt. lzngleinan, j, Steak, bl. Stiteler, A. llart, F. Becker, D. Dicken. Grid Heroes First Row-O. EIYZIIIS, D. Dunn, F. Troxcll, C. Bc-rry, J. Rothruck, Berry, VV. Weaver. Second How-C. Cllristuduulus, T Prubst, C. DvA11gc'lis, R. Crow-, XV Iloupcr, VV. VK'ilso11, H, Luwllcud, H Cates. Third Row-bl. NVintf'r, C. Bnrnlwim- vr, C, Clzlppvr, N. Rvlnn, R. llildv- brand, N. Corba, I. Figurrrl. 120 aim ff: WNf"Z".n'4 ,N . Nh f x 7 Y u . 1- -A ,- l 1 , if-: lyx' 1 fi tw .,.. iff ,,,,. . Q , ' 1 a : X 3 X , W , 6Lf515ilfLg, Inoue 5 :N 7' -go lflf umm? jeczfvwed .JQMCL The Lions On The March ln the fhial ganie of die seamni atiAHen- Unvn on Thanksghing IDay,iAHoona agauitook an cauly lead lvut, as ni several other ganies failed to hold it. In summing up the seasonls play it is Well to mention that Altoona outclid its opponents in passing and punting. Nineteen of the varsity gridders played their last games for A. H. and will graduate this year. During the season many juniors and soph- omores showed development in their playing and the team should go on to a better season in 1950. 122 l'n'fo1'1' 'tht' kickoff. Altoona l0L'0Il1UtlYt'. Altoona scores a touchdown Uppvr right: Hou' tlmsv sticks! irclvs tlu- vlltl. Uppa-r lvfl: xvl'ilYl'l'IlHSfll1' lim-. l.nw4-1' lvft: Crow gm-s for tmlvll- l,mw-1'1'igl1t: NVilsm1c clown. eowon 5 p any J-69Mf,Af5 of flu! I. V. FOOTBALL TEAM First Row-J. Beigle, R, Colbus, P. Gomes, B. Hollen, R. Soult, W. Markle, j. Pennington, C. Duffy, T. Misitano, C. Weamer. Second Row-I Weamer, H. Bowser, R. Riley, C. Mullen, S. Wible, E. Smith, D, Buck, C. Madara, I. Collier. Third Row-J. Ventre, R. Piper, J. Woomer, J. Morgan, R. Templeton, C, VanOr1ner. Fourth Row-Coach Ramsey, R. Ccis, W. Lvtle, R. Collins, C. Kauffman, K. Rothroclc, W. Walker, T. Smc-al, Coach Black. Fifth Row-R. Henry, A. Lantz, D. Maier, C. Reighard, D. Maier, D. Thompson. Junior Varsity Coaches Ramsey, Black The Altoona High School Iunior Varsity started its 1949 football season with two consecu- tive wins. Osceola Mills was defeated by a score of 38-0 and the Bellwood I. V.'s were plowed under by a 27-0 score. The High School I. Vfs next fell into a tail spin losing to a very strong Johnstown High School J. V. team by a 27-0 score. The team then dropped two consecutive games to Carrol- town High School, 23-7 and Houtzdale Wood- ward High Varsity, 24-6. At the end of the season the squad had two banquets and were presented their letters by Coach Hugh Black. 124 The 1949 Mountain Lion llarriers participat- ed in four meets during the fall cross country sea- son. Un October 12 the squad had a meet he- tween the seniors and the remaining members of the team. The seniors, led hy Dan Sommer. won 26 to 29. Part of the team traveled to NVilliamsport on November 2 to engage in the distance run. Williamsport defeated Altoona, 22 to 33. Cross Country The Johnstown harriers came to Altoona on November 9 for a contest on the rolling Pleasant Valley course. Altoona won easily 18 to 37 as Dan Sommer led the team to the tape in a record time of 11 minutes 23.4 seconds for the 211 mile course. Altoona, as a team, placed ninth in the PIA.-X championship at State College on November 12. Manv place winners will return again next year. H349 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First Row-li. Dm-llose, j. Lear, IC, l"redericlx, li. lillodes, ul. llillard, IJ. Sonuners, j. Dale, U. lialienstine, Coach Adams. Second Row-NV. McLaughlin, Manager. ll. Filer. K. liahenstein. l". Platt, N. Barry, XV. Oxer- dorll, ll. Hooper, D. Banks, Manager. Basketball ions Que L 1949-50 BASKETBALL Finishing the regular season with an 18--I record, the Altoona High School basketball team enthusiastically entered the district playoffs. Af- ter eliminating Huntingdon in the semi-finals, Altoona went on to take their first District Six championship under Coach Phil Rice by defeat- ing Conemaugh 44 to 30. The threesome of Bob Beaver. Pete Nedi- myer, and Bill Burch led the team in scoring. At one point during the season the Lion court- men ran twelve games without a loss. Altoona smashed Hanover, its first oppo- nent, 62 to 25, and then edged Mt. Union. -12 to 34. The team lost the following two games to Allentown and Duquesne. The Mountain Lions then sta1'ted off their twelve game streak by edging McKeesport, 52 to 50, in a thrilling game that saw Bill Burch score the winning basket with but ten seconds remain- ing in the overtime period. At the Jaffa Mosque on january 27, the Tro- jans of Johnstown almost upset the Ricemen be- fore being downed 55 to 50. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row-H. Beaver, M. Nedilnyer, VV. Burch, E. Focbler, W. Cochran, H. Campbell, XV, B1-tar. Second Row-W. Brown, R, Mclntyrc, R. Taylor, D. Buck, R. Woods, T. Probst, Coach Rice. Third Row-1. Mainello, T. Roberts. I. Rothrock, J. Van Ormer, H. Dickman. -111 J"l"1 IT. .- ,MAz5fern .Simi - jnag Altoona next defeated the tough Hilltoppers of Westmont 45 to 37 with Pete Nedimyer lead- ing the way with 17 points. After a crushing victory over Franklin, 58 to 28, the Ricemen made ready to face undefeated Farrell. A capacity crowd rooted Altoona to the victory as Burclfs twenty points paced the 55 to 44 triumph. Victories over Mt. Union, Williamsport, and Ferndale finished the regular season play. ln the playoffs the Lions toppled Hunting- don and Concmaugli for their first District Six title in four years. Altoona's courtmen then wallopecl Somerset 50 to 35 in their first inter-district combat but were finally eliminated from further playoff par- ticipation bv Homestead, 60 to 44. SEASON 'S RECORD TEAM A.H.S. OPP. llanover ,.,. 62 25 Mount Union , 42 34 Allentown ., , 34 40 Duquesne , 45 55 McKeesport i , 52 50 Alumni r . .46 42 jolinstown .. r .49 41 Ferndale 52 46 Franklin . ,65 43 Huntingdon . r r .85 27 Williamsport . 52 36 Huntingdon , 61 38 foverl 127 Coach Rice Coach Kensinger Hoopsters Johnstown 50 Westmont .45 Franklin 58 Farrell 55 Allentown .. 46 XVestmont ., 52 Conemaugh . . , 43 Mount Union .61 NVilliamsport . ., .46 Ferndale 66 Elimination Games Huntingdon , , 68 ClJll8ll12lllgll 44 Somerset , , 50 llolne-stead . 44 55 37 28 44 52 45 51 43 32 36 44 '30 35 60 Pass it quiclil J. v. BASKETBALL First Row-ll. Ccllini, li. NVQ-rtz, VV. Wcux'c1', C, Clouser, J. Morgan, M. Bittnvr, Second Row-J. Conway, ll. Bowsvr, H. DcVorris, D. Weining, D. Critzcr, D. Muiur, Couch Kvllsillgvr. Third How-H. Pinvy. Be-iglc, R. Bcnzvl, ll, Stiffler, ll, Haunp, D. Prougli, M. Rupert, M. Ellis. WD isbn QQ C3 P32 N w K ,M F? 5 ll.f"?f I mei i aw w l L Hi Sl i 17: .ha li' 3. .f ,. .-- -N 0 N0 ff- 4 Q-iwxvxx A .5 4. x 1, , . 'X 1 .Q Rv W i 7 W f' 71. , Q ' X, 2' 441. 4 AQ. H K wif? , QV: 'Y Q .-:E vi X G 5- nn. X A --T , T' sf 1 1 nf w 5 Q ' Q wb :S ks? A 1 X -L, . ii y IQ 1, gNs? Q gi 5 K mf: 4 ' 3 be W 'Y 'N gy E I E ,..- fi? V S ' 2, f- f , ,K xv XJ: wg X f 3 f if ,W M A' D, .. Q 37 ii ,, W , K , I Q, j V D I M. ,... , f 3xQ 1, K K x g"iF 'tx J kv 5333! 3 , -F 3 5 X. Q I if it -,X 'w W A A 9 Q ff as I . :Q . xi wc in . Xi, ad' Wf 1 w 2 ,3 J A 51 Y r -if E QQ 3 N , as Qxkkk . Q. A Qw f f. fawQ f f X A ' , FW L f ' Q if - ,f A' : S Sh .' in Yrisf v W if Y HP? Kgigmi gi IfQi Y X wezfe .S?roLigAf g6'Ll'l'L85 B8Sli9lb3ll 1. V. BASKETBALL SCORES LITTLE LIONS TEAM ls. cz. 1. xfafmy Callitzin Varsity Mount Union Callitzin Varsity' lteade Township Varsity B. C. I. Varsity Duquesne Altoona Varsity-Third Team Senior lli-Y Johnstown Franklin Ferndale NVilliamsport Senior lli-Y johnstown VVt-stmont Franklin Heade Township Varsitv VVestmout Cont-maugh Mount Union Williamsport Ferndale A.H.S. OPP. 27 28 43 58 47 14 35 47 75 20 46 37 36 38 30 23 26 27 32 28 72 24 36 35 56 42 38 40 48 38 :30 44 49 I 7 61 20 29 30 37 36 48 14 23 34 46 10 The little Mountain Lions finished their season with a 14-9 record compiled against some of the best teams in the district. A better than forty point per game average was maintained bv the squad which was led of- fensively by Dick Cellini and Bill Weaver. Cel- lini just missed scoring two hundred points for the season by the margin of one foul shot. Blot-li that shot! 1949 TRACK The 1949 track and field team participated in six regular meets. The team was disqualified at the WPIAL re- lays due to late arrival. A new shuttle hurdle relay record was set by Donley, Coodfellow, Feather, and Fleming in the Coaches Relays which Altoona wo11 easily. Altoona placed second in the Lock Haven Relays, the Pitt Iunior College meet, and the Top-Fleming gets a good start. Bottom-Pass the baton, Figurel. 132 Track - I : nl' 'fi i I Cyapfwred ibidfricf .Six rown dual L-outa-st with XViIIiumsport. :X In-W points wx-rc IIN' CIII-IIQ'l'l'llCI' in thcsc nic-vts I7I'I'VV0l'lI win- 'I'Ii4- squad caiptllivcl thc District Six titlc for IIN- twc-ntim-tIi stmigIit timc and I-0llI'Il'0lI mcn 1'm'pi'vs4-irtccl .-XIIS in thc Stzntv Illmmpionsliips IWIII alt Stutv CoIIvg'0. TIN- svuson was fvaitllwcl by tha' work of IIon ing in tln- Iiurdlvs, and Bob Dc-IIOsc and Dam Smmm-r in thc- Iougm-1' runs. Ilmu-In-s IIilIllSI'y :uid Aclzuns TIIACK SQUAD 1950 I"irst Huw-II, UumII'm-Iluw, XV. IJmmI1-y, N. Lang. Ii. Nvwmzm, I.. I'IIl'lllIllj.f, Cl, CIa1pp1-r, II cII'UYI', -I. I'IIj.lIlI'l'I, IJ. Smmm-rs, D. K4-III-v, S. Yun, IJ. Iiovc-1'. J Second How-NV. f,Yl'f'lIIlI'I-I-, II. Iurkvr, I. I"vzlII1rr. IC. IIQIIIIIJIIUII. I", I,1'auIm'1', -I. Dali-, II. IIuttm'i II. IInIN-iuslvixu. 'I'. King, I'. Ile-Iluss, II. Dauix, II. Ile-IIosI'. Third Row--II. Ciunpln-Il, 'I', XYiIson, II, IIuIIc'n, N. I3I'c'IwI. Ii, Snmwlvy, A. I'II'illlIi, D. 'IIlII'll Iiau1gIl, S. IIuss, -I. Nluunts, C. Shnwr, I. SIUZIIIS. 7 ' Fourth Row-XV. I'ni'soilx, D. III-rngi XY. Slmrks, 0. Iivalns, F. Ilullvv, XV, Iloupm-1', Il. SIIYIIUI' D Dunn II Iluour NV NIUIIIII II Cuiiul . ,. ', .. . ,iI'i. Fifth Row--I, IIutIn'm-IQ, Il, III-ttwv, IJ. IIIiiiu', XV, I.vlIv. C. CIlri..ImIuImls. II. 'I'rnx1-II. II. Milla-r f XI. SIIVIII-r, Ii. Km-rIixi. I Sixth lI0wsAxsistzu1I Cum-I1 C. IIuinsvy, Nlauizlgvrs, IJ. Iiaxnks. IC. Smith, II. I.z1wsmi. II. XViIIis -I. Iinrryg Ilmul Cum-Im, l'1mlAd4uns. -l.lm11. 4fl1'l7I. r .- I .5-is ,rv SEASON'S RECORD 9 A. H. S. OPP. 20 ....,.., ,...... 1 loutzdale .,..,. . ,.... 1 9... . ..,. Martinsburg .... . 4 5.. ,.........,,. Osceola Mills 1 12 ....,..,.,..,.4 Tyrone , ,,.. ..., . .,.. 2 4 .,.,.,.....,. DuBois ..,..,. .,,.. ... 7 ,. ..,., .. Johnstown ,.,.. , ., . 1 6 .4,.,.. ..... , Clearfield ,. . ,.., . 0 7, . ,..., Windber ,.., ,.... . 4 6 ., Kiski 8 11. . ...Windber .. ., , 4 9. .. . .. . DuBois . 8 12 ,.,. ,, , Kiski..,...,. , 6 ' 1 9 , ,,.. Clearfield . .. 15 .. .. . ,. Tyrone , . . 6 Baseball Coaches Black, Wareham 1949 BASEBALL The 1949 Diamond Squad of Altoona had a fine record of 13 Wins and 1 loss. A 20 to 1 victory over Houtzdale started the Elephants on a winning streak which was broken after eight games by Kiski, 8 to 6. One Week later Altoona revenged itself for this defeat by downing Kiski, 12 to 6. After this lone defeat, Altoona Won its re- maining five games. Offensively, lack Lowe at the plate, and Bill Cochran. who pitched a no-hit game, led the team. Many varsity members will return next sea- son and another good year is anticipated. First Row-R. Roessing C. Minnigh. Second Row-C. Shuster well, B. Cochran, B Costlow, A. Goldberg, D Miller, C. Wombacher B. Beaver, W. Reed, C Catherman, R. Miller. Third Row-Mr. Black D. Miller, N. Rehm, A VVhitsel, A. Baer, E Burtnette, I. Lowe, E NVinkelbauer, P. Shaw, T Stevens, R. Housley, D Woods, j. Mulhollen, E Cehrdes, Mr. Wareham 134 F. Tate, C. Bates, B. Col- lett, R. Funk, A. Max- I. ,ii 3 U 'F' ' '1" , 3, 1 ' 3 1 mg, X . A XQ, X, 1 iq S 5, F A ,E XX 1 X Ai mpg. M lx? KX X .1 ,,- f L X A Wat. 'I J 1 2" 4- A.: I, I I M V W Q .ggi V .r ? U' . P N J F 4 L' ' - - Q , if I f I Yr 1 cwf i 1 ,r 1 5 , I - 1 I I Lettermen MRM Q0 U8 FOOTBALL 1949 Varsity Squad Varsity Eight-Inch Chenille "Av William Wilson, john Figurel, Joseph Win- ters, Nick Corbo, Charles Christodoulos, Nunzio Rehm, Ralph Hildebrand, Edward Williams, Donald Dunn, Charles Burnheimer, Walter Hooper, Gene Berry, Ronald Lawhead, Gerald Snyder, William Moflitt, Sheldon Bentley, Ronald Gates, James Rothrock, Eugene DeAngelis, Wil- liam Weaver, Walter Betar, Oliver Evans, Iohn Riley, Ronald Grove, Dean Berrv, Gordon Clap- per, Donald Dicken. Manager, Emil Engleman, Manager. Varsity Six-Inch Felt "AU Fred Troxell, Harry Smith, Iames Kyper, Charles Clouser, Terrv Probst, Richard Parker, Ronald Plowman, William Iohnson, Patrick O,Conner, james Steak, Manager. Varsity Numerals Iohn Siteler, Andrew Hart, Richard Harris, Fred Becker. FOOTBALL 1949 1. v. Squad . Junior Varsity Six-Inch Felt "A" Thomas Misitano, Ronald Colbus, Richard Cellini, Cletus Weamer, Ray Riley, lack Morgan, Raber Soult, Paul Gomes, William Markle, John Weamer, Thomas Smeal, Charles Mullen, Clair Duffy, Blair Hollen, Adelbert Lantz, Kenneth Rothrock, Daniel Maier, Harold Bowser, Ronald Geis, jack Collier, Duane Buck, William Lvtle. Junior Varsity Numerals Ronald Piper, George Madara, William Walker, Iude Pennington, Walter Saylor, Sam Wible, Robert Templeton, David Thompson, Gerald Reighard, Charles Kauffman, Carl Van Ormer, Iohn Beigle, Edward Smith, Robert Hen- ry, jerry Ventre, Donovan Mosser. BASKETBALL 1949-50 Varsity Squad Varsity Eight-Inch Chenille NAD Robert Beaver, Pete Nedimyer, William Burch, William Cochran, Ed Fochler, Walter Betar, Richard McIntyre, Richard Taylor, Rich- ard Campbell, Iohn Mainello, Manager. Varsity Six-Inch Felt "AD James Rothrock, Terry Probst, Duane Buck, Richard VVoods, john Van Ormer, Tony Roberts, William Brown, Manager. BL rry clears his own way. Blanket winner. Out numbered! K lll'll that num Deliosel eceiuea EM pfayer ware! junior Varsity Six-Inch Felt "A" Richard Ccllini, William Weaver, john Con- way, Gene Critzer, john Morgan, Charles Clou- ser, Daniel Maier, Donald VVeining, Melvin Ellis, Manager. junior Varsity Numerals Richard Benzel, john Biegle, Harold Bow- ser, Robert Stiffler, Robert DeVries, Richard llamp, Marion Rupert, Robert VVertz, Melvin Bittner, joe Mainello, Manager. BASEBALL Eight-Inch Chenille Gene Bates, Ceorge Catherman, William Collett, Dudley Miller, William Cochran, Wil- liam Costlow, Arthur Baer. Ernest VVinklbauer, Walter Reed, Allen Goldberg, Robert Beaver, Andy Maxwell, Edwin Burtnette, jolm Lowe, Ralph llousley, Clair Wombaeher, Fred Tate, Charles Shaw, Raymond Funk, Charles Schuster. Manager, Robert C. Nliller, Manager. Nuinerals Nunzio Rehin, Albert NVhitsel, Richard Woods, james Mulhollen, Thomas Stevens, Don- ald Miller, Manager, Ernie Haskins, Manager. TRACK AND FIELD Eight-Inch Chenille A David S. Bettwy, David R. Boyer, WVillia1n Conrad, Richard H. Davis, Phillip DeHaas. Ro- bert De Rose, William Donley, james R. Feather. john F igurel, Leslie Fleming, Ronald Grove, Ed- ward Kerlin, Theodore King, Norman Lang, Ro- bert T. Miller, james Mounts, Benjamin New- man, Richard Parker, james Rothrock. Dan Som- mer, William Snvder, Sheldon Yon. Six-Inch Felt A Norman R. Beckel, Eugene R. Campbell, Phillip L. Campbell, Cordon Clapper, Donald Dunn, Oliver Evans, Fred Hollen, Robert M. Hoover, john R. Means, VVilliam Moffitt, Wil- liam Overdorff, Edgar Smawley, William Sparks. Robert Troxell, Thomas Wilson, Dean Berry, Earl Smith, Manager, Richard Lawson, Manager, William McLaughlin, Manager. N umerals john N. Barry, Charles Christodoulos, jack Dale, Austin Frank, Blair Hollen, Walter Hoo- per, Frank Leader, Donald Parson, Cene Raben- stine, Donald Rhine, Stanley Ross, Richard H. Rutter, Gerald Snvder, Charles Stoner, Ronald Turnbaugh, David Banks, Manager, Russell Wil- lis, Manager. Goldberg stretches for the throw, Mounts breaks the tape. Y A. -if.-. 1-g . . A t h l e t i c s ATHLETIC COUNCIL .-Xll zithlvtic 4-vclnts held by thc A. ll. urn' uuclvr tha- supvrvision of thc Athlctic Council. Nl:-citing inonthlv, tlw lmourcl is compose-cl of vari- ous nwinlwrs of thc school hourcl and thc faculty. ln zulclitiou to making out sclwclules. arrang- ing gunna-s, und purchasing equipment, the coun- eil initiutc-cl uctivitv this Vttill' in regard to new clrc-ssing rooms under the south hlcuc-lic1's. lights for night playing, and the playing of Allentown on thv regular gridiron sclwclulc-. P r o m o t e r s CHEERLEADERS Fight! Teainl Fight! At ull ganna-s and pop inccitings the fzunilizu' yr-ll cchocs off the Walls. The rcsponsilmility for il lurgv part of this school spirit clispluyecl at uthlvtic cvcnts rests with our Cl16'Cl'lC21ClttI'S, ull ot whom are girls cxcm-pt for om' lone lnalv. Miss Holcn Blooinfic-lcl. the clwvr- leadcrsl capable sponsor, deserves much crvclit for her work with them, as clo the cliec'1'lca1clei's tlicinsclvcs. Altoona High is grutvful for all of their efforts toward making thc' gznncs lnorv vx- citing. 138 3 ATHLETIC COUNCIL Seatecls-Nlr. Tlionipson, Nlr lloffznuu, Mr. llvvnulcls. Nlr Maclclm-ks, Nlr. Brooks, Mr Ciluhons, Mr. Zvtlm-r. Standing-Mr. lltll-lilllilll. Dr St-lilt-gf-I, Nlr, Mt-N4-ul, Nlr Clugh. CHEERLEADERS First How-P. Nlurqiivttv, D. Caruso, Nl. Boiicrigo, D. .luck- son, H. Burlcvt. C, Smith, C. Burris, S, lloltZiu5.Zc'r. N, llanuiu. Event 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash 1-10 Yard Dash 880 Yard Dash Milt- . . 120 Yard lligh llurdlcs 142 inclim-s1 120 Yard High llurdlcs 139 inc1n's1 220 Yard Low llurdlcs 200 Yard Low 11urd1cs Volt- Vault . lligh jump H liruad jump . Shot Put Discus I4 1h. 6 111.1 Discus 13 111. 9 01.1 llauuncr '1'hruw tlavclin . Nlilc 111-lay 2 Milt- 114-lay , Distanci- Nh-dlcy ltclay 41-10 llrlav 880 llvlav Slnittlc-Low 11urd1c lic-lay Track and Field Record llayinund N. llnffnian Holder ,laincs XYard -Iauncs VVard . NVi11iain Maddcn . Calvin X'Vard E. Animcmian , Donn Kinzlc -lanics Ct-lirdcs Donn Kinzlc .Iaincs Cr-lirclcs Paul Kruis Byron Cruzicr .lack Iloppcr Stcvc Lach Stcvc Lach Lconard Fri-sculn .Sta-vc Lai.-Im . . Dan tlallmraith Gilliland, 0'S1u-11, Shancr, Maddcn Nic-Donalcl, Scott, Long, YVard , Swnpc, Mauro, V. Mills-r, E. Millcr 1.ung, Finn, Iluppcr, Ivlaillard . . Long, McDonald, VVard.S1iancr . . Dunlcy, Coodfclluw, l"cathcr, 1714-:ning Athlctic Dircctur Meet District li District 6 Statc Mcct . . , State' Mcct , Brown U, , Pitt 1"r1-shinan State' N14-ct District 6 Statc Mvct District 6 District 6 District 6 Alumni Statc Nice-t , . NV. 1'. 1, A. L. 111-lays Ahunni . District 6 . Invitation Xicct Coat-In-s Hclay Cuachcs ltclay . 1'cnn lit-lays Coachcs 111-lay Coachcs 111-lay 139 Year l 9:35 19:35 19:39 1942 19:37 19:36 l 94:3 l 9:36 194:3 1944 19:39 1940 19:38 1 9:38 1 9:39 19:37 19:38 19:39 1940 1940 1941 1942. , , 1949 Record 9.8 scc 21.8 scc 50.1 scc 1 ruin. 58.8 scc 4 min. 28.9 scc 15.2 svn' 14.8 scc 23.8 scc ., 22.3 scc . 12 ft. 614: in . 6 ft. 2 in 21 ft. FIV: in 53 ft. V2 in 138 ft. 592 in 148 ft. 1092 in . 152 ft. 'fi in , 185 ft. ll in 3 inin. 22.2 scc 8 inin. 28.8 scc 13 lnin, 18.9 scc -l4.3 scc l inin. 33.2 scc 52.1 scc Boys' Intramurals OOM 325 CW Making it possible for many boys to partici- pate in athletics who might not otherwise, the boys, intramural basketball program provided not only keen competition for the championship honors but also excellent recreation for all who participated. Over a period of twelve weeks each team played the other homeroonis in its division. and liang on to that barl SUMO! jfi at the end of two cycles the twelve best teams were chosen for the playoffs. After the eliminations, the homeroom team of room 325 was crowned champion. In addition to basketball, foul-shooting, rope climbing, jumping, and running contests are held each semester in connection with the regu- lar gym activities. Om-lm! 'l'Imtlmr1! A lllllllZlHSXYillf1. l DllltI11'illl'. Huw did lu- gm in tlm 1 lhx' x A ' wmld lk,-I Marie! ,Acfi1,fifLeA WWA gym rogram Ill A sirunglm- hold lmrrm d ,.l ii" A perfect sctu p. Girls, Intramural Sports is an important item in the lives of the athletic-minded girls in our school. Many activities are offered to girls un- der the direction of Miss McGinnis. These girls are not just plaving a game, thev're learning the arts of cooperation. good sportsmanship, and de- pendability. They spend many afternoons in the gym struggling to bring their team to victory. Out of door sports are played at Prospect Park when the weather pe1'mits. The first important game of the year is bad- minton. This game requires a quick eye along with muscle coordination. Eight girls partici- pated in this sport. Next on the agenda was the all important game of basketball. Competition was keen when Altoona High School's girl basketeers met on the gym floor. After an exciting basketball session the girls' athletic activities were brought to a close by kickball, softball contests, and that ever popular game, volley-ball. To girls outstanding for their participa- tion in the yearis intramural activities recogni- tion Was given. The highest award is given a girl who has taken part in every sport. A maroon blazer is awarded the participants with an ac- cumulated score of 350 points. Accumulation of these points begins in the sophomore year. termi- nating in the presentation of the awards at the end of the senior year. The following girls received awards: Jeanne Beard, Mary Ferris, Margaret johnson, Barbara McNeil, Joanne Marshman, Mahulda Pendleton, Audrey Powell, Doris Powell. Clovde Pray, Na- dine Smith, Peggy Strunk, Marilyn WValker. Louise VVilliams. G i r s Z?f6LZ8l"1f I .4 I a I ' ,JF I . , ,fu gm xx fffgy i f' X. . her if mf X U Q f ix 5 Q !L1k. R 45 I- mlm X in , 5, -, f ., VL' -ff A:Ai',4,1 - w . rf my , x . . ' ---,E - . , A1 'F L ' KN, LQ, s . -ff, ...Lg 'df 1"- , lgrgi , Lf 1LA!53,fZ1ff! ,PE V , Jim? Biiie P5 C 3 5112 Ne , ' gngmg,c,fis51gjQiQx,g, c.. z.. CT? A Ce Ax K 'S 3 an :gg Wzunger of jAing5 f L Events On Parade f:t'llilISl'S ul work, Il Il all UHIIII' mul Ill tlu- xxusll. 'lin lwm' nl' not in lwv. vl'1llL'SlPt'lUllj.filj1U. IlXLlI'HgK'll llllllllb? Nm-w1lillusalxm's work. Iln- taulnrvml wumam. Crimling out ilu- work. A stitch in lim:-. 'I'lu- lmig blow. 1-46 ALMA MATER Blow, oh gentle mountain breezes, From the golden westg Birds have gone to restg But our colors shine the brighter Of the A. H. S. Sinking sun behind the hilltops Breathe thy peaceful evening tidings To the A. H. S. VVhisper to ns words of pleasure, As the dim twilight Sighs a soft "goodnight" Softly gathers ,round our colors, To the colors waving o'er us, Dear Maroon and YVhite. Dear Maroon and WVhite. Night has slowly crept around us. Stars are shining bright. 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Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

- Class of 1950

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