Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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fi? D. ELIZABETH ADAMS 5559551317 GEORGE-ELZEY Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Social Service Club 2. September 22 JEAN D. ALEXANDER ccjeqnnb 1, COLLEGE PREPARATORY October 16 X E. JA I ALLISON X C 95 X l.-.-9?lC1Y DNG ORGE-ELZEY Ifsiitting Club 3. ' June 8 R FRANCES A. AMMERMAN uslzrinlpf? GEORGE-ELZEY Glee Club 1, 2, 35 An- nual Show 1, 2, 35 SO- cial Service Club 1. October 25 G. CLARE T A Capp la Choir 11 M' d C us 23 Glee 33 nua ow 1, 3 L in artment Pay 5 Leaders' C u 3 Intramural ortsi . ecember 16 MARIE D. ASHBURN ccDee97 GENERAL Social Service Club 23 Entertainment Club 25 Knitting Club 3. November 16 WALTER G. BAER 17 Willy GENERAL Dramatics 3: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, Sports Club 1, 2, 33 Wagnerian Club 3. June 16 ,' , 5 e 'l7g: RD CC K? an-55 LOLLEGE PREPARATORY Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Home Room, Secre- tary 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Track Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 25 Track Man- ager 1, 2. November 4 ff: ' M. JANE ADAMS MALINE H. ALBERTS nfaneyv f '5':-ff' Vt 99 GENERAL Corridor Patrol 25 GEORGFLEDZ Knitting Club, 1, 2, so- Home-'-BOOM. 90 ary cial Service Club 2, 19 Dfamaffli- Hb I 2, Statesmanship Club 3, 3: Gleeuglub ' Annual- Girls' Chorus 3. SYIOW 3- ' ,X September 5 1iq9gibQ'23 4, I ' 4- im JOSEPH J. ALIANIELLO MAROUERIT J. fcjoev ALLE MAN aM as VOCATIONAL 3,9151 . Band 2, 35 Dance Or- GENERAL chestra 3' Social Service' Club 1: -TaPUafY 1 Mixed chorus 2, 3, Giee 'Y' I ' . V ', gi'ggsu1:?er2EIonfnEIuu05an.l II-f' FRED S. AMBROSE c'Short-Circuif' VOCATIONAL Radio Club, President 2, 3. August 24 .I- JEAN AMMERMAN csjeanea GENERAL Glee Club 1, 2, 39 An- nual Show 1, 2. .Tune 26 PAUL . APPLE cc dyv If AL Sheri lub S1, 2, 35 me o , r r X1-PJ2 Treaiinrer 1, ,I-,35? E'fU,'i.2:5:.lZ.'ii'1'5S I 2' 2 C I 1 - f ' October PAUL L. AUSTIN cclaggign PROGRESSIVE Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Home Room, Secre- tary 2, College Club 3. June 14 . . 'R It I AIR' lk' 'LBubb esxf f, A...,..A... V. 1 . , g GEORGE- Egfr' 'ix ibrary lub 1' as W ,.Cl5Jb ,xg En rtainm iii S gluh D Angu Shgwfg, : lxe I: S : e Roo , Vice-Pr '- Esiuf.. I in April 16 fi - 1 ,feyae22.4.eAK I , JOE E. BAKER 2 l cc an ' Jae I GENERAL X vivo ciub 1, 2, ag In- - ! tramural Sports 1, 2, 3' 2 f I I I I 'I Track 3 3 Home Room: I Secretary 1, Vice'P1'eSi' I dent 2. I X July 17 Show 1, 2. CCEIHDGI' 6 H. VIRCE?IIA MHEI R c ERICIA nit i C 2' ocial ice Clu 2 , Dra- atic b , Club 9 Co idor atr . A ber 6 Q 5, IAEA J. EUGENE AMMERMAN g'Gene', COLLEGE PREPARATORY Intramural Sports 1, 2, 31 Aviation Club 29 Forestry Club 1. May 16 MARION L. APPLEBY Mari0nf, GENERAL World Friendship Club 2. September 17 ROBERT O. AYERS ccLewss GENERAL Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Tumbling Club 1: Pinochle Club 2: Sports gilub 35 Annual Show 1, ' ' December 24 ORETTA M. BAIR c:L0rengQa: I GEORGE-ELIZEY H o m e Room, Vice- President 1, President 33 Social Service Club 1, 2. June 13 I L ., un ck ni Jan r v N' ' X ' I . I41 D 'S 1 I. ,I,,, i l J' . al if al' l Tr .I gg .22 2 kiln 3. . i .X l . S

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the Tri-County League and in the Districts Five and Six contests. The Juniors held a creditable share of these honors, for their representatives did good Work. Several interesting socials were held, but the climax came with the picnic at lvy Side in June. The chief attractions were games in the afternoon, supper and dancing in the evening. This event closed the Junior activities for the school term. The year was one of work and play, it was marred with failures yet characterized by successes. As the group separated for another vacation, each individual looked forward hopefully to his Senior year. SENIORS OF 1935-36 We returned from vacation enthusiastic over our final year in A. H. S. The first event of importance was the election of officers, the results were gratifying, as the leaders thus designated carried through a fine program. A number of interesting class meetings were held. The HVariety Hour included an unusual array of talent from the Senior ranks. At another meeting Congressman J. L. Snyder gave an address on HNational Defense. Principal Gilbert spoke at one of the sessions on Going to Collegew and Mr. Pegg, on another occasion, took as his subject HVarious Activities lnvolved in Student Governmentfi The social program for the year was well planned. On November 22, the dance and floor show featuring circus stuntsv made a gay evening. Both 'adoorn and dance prizes were given and delicious refreshments were served. A Snow Social, the second number in the year's program, was particularly appropriate because of the record snow fall of the season. Though winter prevailed out of doors and a clever imitation of it was evidenced indoors, there was nothing cold about the atmosphere of the party. The most unusual social affair was the Leap Year dance held in March. The girls called for the boys, escorted them to the dance, and while there heeded the admonition placed on posters which adorned the walls, 'Tick your boy friend for the next dancef' Even when homeward bound the girls held to the tradition of the extra February day. As a climax to the social program of the year, the Senior Banquet was held at Jaffa Mosque on June 1. After the dinner, uHowdy7' Becker7s orchestra furnished music for dancing. The Commencement program, on June 4-, took the form of an original play in three acts, The Past, Present, and Future of Books. The first act included historic scenes from ancient Greece, medieval monasteries, the life of Gutenberg, and the life of Franklin. The second act showed a court room where Wisdom and Justice presided. Politicians, adult and juvenile delinquents, soldiers, engineers, scientists, statesmen, and others were judged as to whether their actions were truly portrayed in modern books. The third act took place in a municipal garden where information was provided in a manner unique and novel. The hopes of far-seeing individuals pictured for the future the talking book, the professor of books, micro-photography ffor the rare and expensive booksj, television, and other possibilities in the World of books. The costumes, a mass of color, added a delightful touch to the picture. Three years of our High School life have passed, for many of us they were bright and happy, but now the members of the Class of 1936 must separate, each to write his own life story. Page Twenty-one

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0 .BAR R0 MARJORIE B. BARCLAY ac 0 - 2 c:Mal,j:9 ' V 'N N NHL , GENERAL Fo ry 'Club 15 ut- H o m e Room, Vice- floor lub 2, Itai Club President 3. -5- t 5 october 4 ESTHER BARNES EDWARD E- BARR NES Mlfddieg' COLLEGE PREPARATORY H 0 m e Room, Vice- President 23 Dramatic Club 1, 2, Corridor Pa- trol 35 Travel Club 3. February 24 PAULINE M. BARRETT E6P0lly!7 GENERAL Dramatic Club 2. August 15 HELEN M. BAUM 66B0mey99 GEORGE-ELZEY Knitting Club 2. September 22 THELMA A. BEASOM C6Tabby59 COMMERCIAL Girls' Reserve 1, Knit- ting Club 2, 3. J une 10 .4 ft -- MAFKQANT BENBIQ Q 'cMame? GEORB Q LZEY Dramai lub 1g Knit- ting Cl b 23 Social Service Cub 3. February 14 SARA J. BERGER X CC 97 Berg ,, GENERAL .5 Girls League Play 1, Home Room, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Dramatic Club 1 2 ' ' May 23 . RUTH J. BICKETT Cdguthyvii COLLEGE PREPARATOR Y Traffic Patrol 1, 2, 33 Library club 1, 2, Girls League Honor Roll 1, 2. November 11 9 GENERAL Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, Home Room, Secretary 3. January 28 CHARLES R. BAsA1TEs :'C7y+cZf GENERAL Junior Varsity Foot- ball 1: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Track Club 2. .Tune 14 VINCENT H. BAUM mcei' COLLEGE PREPARATORY Dramatic Club 1, Col- lege Club 3, Annual Show 23 Track 2, 3. July 13 ROBERT P. BEAVER C6B0b7! 1 -'-5 ,- GENERAL' Glee Club 1 25 Mixed Chorus 23 Track 1, 2, 3: Home Room, President 35 Statesmanship Club- 3. December 13 '1- MARJORIE G. BENDER 6CMidgIe95 COMMERCIAL Social Service Club 1, 23 Secretarial Club 31 Home Room,. Sales Man- ager 3. DONALD B. BARGER tcD0n99 GENERAL Home Room, Sponsor 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. June 24 l 4. it -. IL UR! . ARR j biisggfj ' VOCATIONAL Ride Club 2, Vice- President 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, Corridor Patrol 3, Home Room, Sales Manager 33 Boost- er Club 3. fhi9Y921f'9f-Zia-A A ALBERTA E. BATHURST 'iAbbie7' GENERAL Needlework Club 2, Squad Leaders' Club 3. August 22 HARRY H. BEACHAM CCBud97 PROGRESSIVE Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 College Club 3: Latin Department Play 2. May 21 MARY E. BECKER c:Ma7.y:: COMMERCIAL H o m e Room, Vice- President 2, 3. May 10 BETTY E. BENTON :cB,:gwnjg:e Y GEORGE-EIJZEY Glee Club 2, 3, An- nual Show 2, Intramural Sports 2. November 11 June 22 J, If , . BEVEFDY J- BERGY A. LEONORE BERINGER Q ' :aB an f' 19 A ! ccL'ynne: GEORGELELZEY COMMERCHAL Dr'f1QflEcSgf3fe2 Club 1? Secretarial ciub 3. March 25 January 26 X I! ,f r STANLEY J. BIENIEK . ,b M. GARD . :'Stan,, I X 4 ' , man ' VOCATIONAL , ,nf o ' E 4. Intramural Sports 1, - V .1 - 1 Z Social May 5 e 1 - o 3 Dramatic 1 - 1, niting Club 3. Se tern er 29