Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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.Aculugin us tw., lu-.. ,, ...... , c The-honor roll as announced yester-Q day morning by Principal Robb, is as follows: ' 1 . Virginia Leader, mid-year, entered February, 19229 Gertrude cnalnslmidl year, entered February, 19229 Alfred Craine, 'mid-year, entered February, 192,25 Harriett Hoenstine, straight seniorg entered' September 1922g ,Janice ,QiQl11ff11QlQ,v straight ' senior, ' entered itseetembsr, 19225 Caroline Eckeis, mia-year, entered February, 19223 Miriam Bechhoefer, mid-year, entered ,February, 19223 Mangaret Hall, mid- fyear, entered February, 1922: Nellie IGoodman, straight senior, entered Sep- -ten1ber,1922g'S,uzanne Banks, mid- year, ,enter-ed February, 19223 Eleenogfgll Wilson, mid-year, entered February, V ,-'.i'1j- f am re Steckman, mid-yeagmg 119' t7,,,fA- ri EUQTY, 1,9225 gr ' , r,,e-ti-aight senior, entered Sep- -tember, 19225 'McCleilan'Wi1s'on, mid- year, entered February, 1922g,f-lelen. Faust, mid-year, .entered . February, l922g Dorothy Hafner, straight senior, 'entered Qseptember, 1922: 1Char10it:i Laudenslayer, straight senior, enter September. i- 1922 g RQKh18, Meek, mm- gear, entered February,,1922g. Pauline 1 l'116S,'8ti'2B18I1t'SCDl0l', entered Septem- .5b6l!,,,1Q!2'1: 'Anna Eifler, mtd-year- fen- -tercd 'February 1922: Mary Fuoss fix-om Bellwoodbp entered September, 1924.4 . , . f 0 z Classes Were Separate 5 The class to be graduated June 10 includes 40 mid-yearn students who completed their studies at the end ot the first semester and 260 straight .senior students who finish their courses this month. These -clames have pursued their studies ,entirely separately through-out the entire eight semesters. As is well-known, no social activ- ities are allowed in the school before the end of the first semester. As the mid-year students finished their school work at the end of the ni-st semester, it was decided at the organ- ization of the class 1n'Janua.ry to ad- mit the mid-year students to the or- ganization in order to permit them to ,participate in the senior entertain- ments and social functions: This decision was reached ,only after much., discussion ands some clashing, members of the 'class said last night. Q A N Averages Are Withheld Since the action taken at- the'Jan- uary meeting, the classes have been called one and there is but one honor a-oll,' which in a sense is fair, some members of the class say, but others point out that the June senior classof 260' members is without a valedic- torian, a. salutatorian' or a third honor student, as the nr t three on the announced' honor roll arenmem- bers of the mid-year class. -Another point of dissatisfaction was stressed when it was rumored that no averages would be made public, even to the. students, until after 'com- mencement. Members of, .the class and' parents of the pupils called at- tention ,tos the mix-up of last year whichlcaused a. sensation in the city, and resulted in a change in the vale- dictorlan. Miss Virginia.'Leader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Leader, 623 Fourth avenue, is valedictorian, ac-' cording to the honor roll. She is 18 years old and graduates in the clas- sical course. She has attended the Wright, Stevens, Jefferson and Cen- tral Grammar schools in her elemen- tary studies. Miss Leader, has :served as. an officer of the Girls League during the past -three terms. She was a, member of vthe. xnld-year class. ' ' '- - Senior fi'- CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS UNDER CLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS LITERARY ACTIVITIES MUSIC ATHLETICS ALUMNI JOKES , 3 .LA4

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lf ,ftf F ' rf' ' n 'W ' E , r be 5' A Y ' Vi' Li, Y K ' . 4y l'.gr: , g6PQ3 o LIBEIFLL p p fQ.Q1-mc:?J-ggao cg 3 0 5 H l 5 FOREWORD UR High School days pass' quickly. Soon we shall be graduated and others will 5 take our places. In the yearsyto come perhaps new friends, new in- ? terests, will almost blot out for us to the dearest memories of our school p days. Then if by chance this book helps us to recall the faces of our k classmatesg a memory grown dim ' with the passing of the yearsg helps is i to bring back the days of our youth when our hearts were happy and i our ambitionshigh, then we shall know this faulty work of ours to have been not wholly useless and 2' we shall be content with that re- ward. s f U n Q 3 r. E if l s x s X WMP'-. , U Quo 515393-pw? 19s2g,, 5 Wyse:-mcgry 2

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