Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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. A X 'IMP Huw llH'l l'UNl Kun' Ilmft To lfiglzfj flmfi 111 H'igI11j TRUMAN CRIST Q Tl l16 j MARY DAVIS c1fM3,ry , Gi lll I'1II C07HIll6l'C'lll1 Boys' Glow Clulm '25g Uliorus '25g Font- Mary is always laughing, merry and hall '23, '2-lg llI'L'O1'21f'0Il Cornnilttov '23: gay, Mountain Echo Staff '25: Annual Stal? she reminds every one of the month '25g 'l'1'eas111'01' of Student C.znnuil '24, of May. This sheik pitches his tent Where me shingles grow. In his spare time he plays football and does it Well. EI-'WOOD DECKER i DeaC011 l WALLACE CURRY C Wa,11y J Svir'nt'ifir' .Xnnnnl Stan' '25g Rzulin Ulnlr '24, Just a real good fellow with a talent for drawing and a liking for adventure. JEAN CURTIS C Jean J Gffncwzl l,iln'a1'y Vlvrk '25, One of our most ardent students who comes all the way from East End. every morning. EUGENE CUTLER Q Gene J Gl'Ht'l'II, lllountain Helm Staff '25. Who would suspect that back of this young man's apparent indifference, the makings of a literary genius are hidden. G1 IlC'I'Lll f,l'i'lli'Stl'2l '22, '23, '2-L, '25g Bzunl '24, '25: Annual Staff '24, '25. Orpheus has nothing on him when it comes to music, He sings bass. plays bass. and eats scup bass. DOROTHY DeGABRIELLE Q D0t j G4 :mmf Dot is as neat as a pin, And surely has a darling grin. ALEXANDER DEGYAN SKY C'Alec J Gr' 11e'raL Alec is said to have made many ac- quaintances during his sojourn Within these walls. .A

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TOP Row flmft to Ifiylrlj ELMER COLYER QUEIIIISIUQ Gr?1zc2'uZ Elmer's hobby is mathematics. He's going to show Secretary Mellon how to draw up a good tax plan. CECILIA CONNELL 1 Cecile J Gfnfwll Some girls have fat to keep them warm, others have muscles to do the same. Poor Cecile hasn't any weight at all, but she gets theme just the same. MAURICE CONRAD C'Maur11S J General Orchestra 7255 Band ?25g Dran1atics,25. Maurice has one terrible fault. He plays the saxophone. But we'd even ignore this fact to be in his company. HARRY CONROY 1 Rebal'J Inflzlsfrirfl Football '23, '24g Progwim Uoniniittvo T Here's one of our heroes of the mud! If he goes through life as he goes through the line, he'll mane the World sit up, I3o'l 1'oM Row flmfl fo Hifflffj MARTHA COOK C'Mart j General A modern little siren, far more bewitch- ing than the fabled Lorelei. Man, watch your ship. GEORGE CORNELIUS C'Ccrney J In dllSt7 tIl, Dranlatics '2-1. This mischievous young man is one of the sheiks of the Industrial Class. HELEN COSTELLO C'HeI1 J GMI crul Dramatics l23. Eat, drink, and be merry today. For tomorrow you may diet. This is her motto, and she always tastes The candy before she will buy it. ARTHUR COX CiArt j Gl IL6l'1ll Art believes in having a good time iirst-but he get's there just the same. N ASX-X . ,

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JA 0 if N Nx X N D N S4 TOP ROW BOTTOM Row fLcft to Riglzlj flicft to liiglztj VL .AKG rJ1,'.l 1-W - MARIAN DEHAVEN C'MaiSie j Gcrzmrzl J ' TRANK DIBERT vrrankry GGIIETCZZ A little nonsense now and then, Orchestra '22, '23, '24, '25. Is relished by the best of men. ERMA DEIIBERT C'Enna J General Erma was endowed with more than her share of pep. RAYMOND DEJAIFIFE Q Ray J Scientific Even though Ray has been with us only a year, he has made Alma Mater more pleasant by his presence. MERLE DEWALD General C'Mer1e y She is dainty, She is sweet, From the top of her head To the soles of her feet. In the near future We should be playing records of I'rank's peppy jazz orchestra featuring Frank himself and his banjo. MYRA DIEHL C'Myra J General Her speech is never foolish and she has no room for doubt. ERICH DIETZE C'Erich J I 'll dustrial .Here's the chap to chase the gloom- an advocate of fun and good cheer. CLYDE DIVELY C'C1yde J Scientific He may not be a sheik,bu1t he can drive a Willys-Knight all right. Nicht war? XEAZAL