Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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Q JA . c r ... 0 TOP ROW flcft to Iifiglztj GEORGE BREISACHER C -T11gS J General Orchestra '22, '23, '24, '25. We're going to hear of Breisacher's drug store some day. Jugs says he's go- ing to handle a spiffy line of vanity cases and compacts. CLAYTON BRENNEMAN C'Clayt J General Social Committee '25g Mouirtaiu lflrflm Staff '23, '25, Annual Staff '25, The stupendous prolixity of the vocabu- lary of this academic luminary in- frequently discovers an auditor of suin- ciently copious comprehension to dis- course unrestrainedly. AULDON BROWER Q A1 D Industrial Orchestra '22, '23, '24, '25. .Automobiles are this senior's delight, He thinks of motor cars day and night. GLADYS BROWN C'G1ad j Comm crcial Some day Glad will make a fine cook even if she did put salt in the doughnuts. BOTTOM Row fLeft to Rightj DOROTHY BRUBAKER C'Dot j General Dramatics '24-, '25, Girls' League lloum' Roll '24, The red and blooming rose, The brilliant poppy gay, Are nought to Dot's blush Which makes the night like day. IRA BURKET f Kangaroo J Illdlt-9t7'7:HZ , F0,0lZlJall '22, '23, '24, '25, Stualvnt Council '2-L, '25, Track '22, '23, '2-L. Here's another football star who never misses a good time. WILMA BURNSHIRE Q Wilma j G en eral And still they gazed and still their Wonder grew, That one small head could carry all she knew. JOSEPH BUSER Q'fJ0e J General Radio Club '25, As a humorist, We vote Joe the best in high school. As a good felloW-noth- ing less.

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A Ltomuz 'l'ul- Run' llU'l l'4lM Row fl,1j'l lu Ifiyflflj flnfl I0 Ifigflllj MITCHELL BLACK WILLIAM BOYER C'Bi1l J 1 Mitche11 D Nwirflztific' G',7 Y f'7 Orl-.lmstm '22, '23, '24, '25. He hails from Huntingdon but it hasn't seemed to hurt him much. We all agree that he is all right. MARTHA BLOOM Q Ma1't J C0 Nl mr rein! She may be more quiet Than others We meet, But at book keeping, Mart cannot be beat. CAROLINE BOLTZ f Cal J Grimm? Annual Stuff '251 Stmll-nt Ufvllxlflil '24, 'JT' l71 lm'1tic's '23 -,, 1 1 , -,. You hear that girl laughing? You think she's all fun, But the angels laugh too At the work she has done. DOROTHY BOYER f Dot J Gmmral Annual Staff '253 Junior Debate '24: Girls' Leaglu' Honor Roll '23, '24. As pure as a pearl, and as perfect, A noble and lovely girl. Bill was never noted fcr knowing his lessons. But you should see him with the fair sex! ISABEL BRADY Q ISabe1 l C0'n:n11'rviul Isabel is so conscientious a Worker that we predict success for her. MABEL BRANDT 1 Ma,bel j Grfnr,r'41l lfhorns l22,'25ig Gi1'ls'illm-v Club ,22,'2I1. PGTSGVSTHIICG is 3 virtue. That's Mab9l. EDNA BRANNEN Q Edna. D Sr'ir'nl'ifi1- Edna is so quiet we seldom notice her, but when she is away she is sorely missed.

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. ,q 0 Tor Row fLcft To Jliglztj DOLORES CAMPBELL ln BOTTOM Row fLeft to Righty LOUISE CARTER qHL0u1se y C'Dolores j Commercial This blue eyed lassie and her smiles are never far away when Mart is about. MARIAN CANTY C'I'at j General Annual Staff '25. Ma,rian's personality is as vivid as her hair. It is always customary, if a per- son's hair is red, to write in a book like this, something about that head. PAUL CARROLL General cuPatn, Pat's Irish smile is one of the things we could not do without. ALBERT CARSON Scientific cn4Kit91, Ol'l1ll0Stl'a '22, '23, '24, '25, Baunl '22, '23, '24, '25, Chorus '22, '2C3. You should see that boy dance. Kit is also some musician and when he says nsingsx. Cofm'me1'clal Orchestra '22, '23, Girls' Basketball '23, A sweet disposition, a sunny smile, Makes her friendship a thing Worth while. MAX CHAPMAN C'Max J General There are two periods in the day that Max likes best. They are lunch period, and his commercial period land all who go with ity. WILLIAM CHRONISTER f Bil1 J General Bill enjoys a good argument with Miss Lentz. MARGARET CLIFFORD C'Marg j C0'7I'L77l6'2'C'll1 l This chic little lassie, With her curly bobbed hair, Ranks high in her classes, And never has a care. 1 2 ff !! J X.5AX:55giPR-wifi