Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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Front Row Mr. Williams. Mr. Graf. Mr. Bracken, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Wimmer, Mr. Hoover, Mr. Wood, Mr. Lamont, Miss Buck, Miss Dunbar, Miss Kitts, Mr, W, Dietzv, Mr. Lingenfelter, Mr. Thompson Second Row-Mr, Sheetz, Mr, Marshall, Mr. Plummer, Miss Rollins. Miss Johns, Mr, Gibbons, Mrs. Hill, Miss Holley, Miss McCauley, Miss Vherry, Miss Weisman, Miss Faust, Miss Krick, Mr. Grove Third Row--Miss Grove. Mr. Romip, Mr, Adams, Mr. Shaffer, Mr. Yoder, Mr, Faris, Mr. Pohle, Mr. Millcr, Mr. McAfee, Mr. Morse, Mr. Yon, Mr. Krivsky, Mr. Moore, Miss Henry Front Row-Miss Mench, Mr, Maddor-ks, Miss Noonan, Mr. Sheep, Miss Bell, Miss Corle, Mrs. Cruinm, Miss Lauver. Mr. D1-jaiffe, Miss Plitt, Mr. Zotler, Miss Swartz Second Row Miss Minster, Mr. Dimqes. Miss Stevens, Mr. VVolI'e, Mr, H. Lantz, Miss McGinnis, lVlr. Smith, Miss Miller, Mr. String, Miss Taylor. Mr, Mm-Dermitl, Miss I. Lewis Third Row-Mr. E. Lantz. Mr. Ross. Mr. Blatt, Mr. Lynch, Mr, Barr, Mr. Norton, Mr. Whittaker, Mr. Yost, Mr, Foster, Mr. Detwiler, Mr, Cross Front Row-Miss Givin, Mr. W. Hoffman, Miss Harner, Mr. Haverstick. Miss Sauserman, Miss Morrison. Miss Dunn, Miss Krouse, Miss Heller, Miss Woomer, Miss Bancroft, Miss Roberts Second Row-Miss Campbell, Miss Fleck, Mr. Black, Mr, Bartholomew, Miss Lowther, Mr. Dickey, Miss Hare. Miss Unverzagt, Miss Paul, Miss Frederick, Miss Grimminger Third Row-Mrs. Johnson, Miss McCartney, Mr. R. Hoffman, Miss Gould, Mr, Hung. Mr, A. Dietze, Mr. Lundegren, Mrs. McTavish, Miss Crist, Mr, Friedman, Miss Puckey, Miss E. Lewis ON LEAVE OF ABSl'INf'l'I FOR ARMY SI+IRVlf'l'I Harold Friedman, Scott Geesey, Andrew D, Moore, E. Joel Strawn Page Fifteen

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Um aaculllq iirnginnmnyaoiiuilied 1 is H0 N x 5, . . . 7 I V , M X N s l L A be In f' ,tx Q o X ' ' f Tx tx Q f ENN XM Although knee-high in degrees and educational honors, the faculty of A. H. S. is human. They col- lect all sorts of things. They enjoy howling, ping- pong. and other active sports. They have traits as different as night and day. They have good and bad days, the same as other people. They have in- terests as far removed from each other as East is from West. Theyirc graduated from colleges and universities all over the United States, and some have even studied abroad. They have travelled in almost every continent. They have patience and endurance to sponsor our activities. They find time to do their part in national defense. Their reper- toire includes everything from P. T. A. speeches to attending air-raid warden classes, with various other extra-curricular activities thrown in to assure them of a full but varied day. 'LThey7' are our thoroughly human, Completely versatile faculty. Page Fourteen

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l Mr. Pohle Standing tLeft to Rightl-Gleichert, Mr. Pohle, Yingling, Dysart, Tate, Gray, Simpson, Weakland, Hopper, Conrad Seated--Maddocks, Koush, Cassidy, Stewart, Raup, Wood, Hare, Felty, White. Mallory, Appler, Nagle, Dembert, Davis, Rath S Smale Planning paid assemblies L'Defcuse,,' a word so much in the limelight today, might well be the watchword of our Student Senate, as the members of this organization cooperated fully in tasks directly due to war conditions. lmmediately after the outbreak of hostilities, Defense Stamps were put on sale. Proceeds of various after-school dances were contributed to the Red Cross, War Relief, and other similar organizations. The issuing of identification tags in case of air raids was another project. If you thrilled to the reception given Janet Blair tl.,al'- fertyl, you have the Student Senate to thank for arranging it. Perhaps you lost a gym bag. a glove, or a prxcketbookwchances are it turned up in the 'aluost and Foundwg or it may be that you gleaned information at the annual College Night concern- ing the school that you wish to attend next yearg or you may have given food for your admission to a dance and at the same time helped some less fortunate family have a better Christ- mas-just three more of the worthy doings of this organization. The Senate members representing the classes, four in number, are selected in their sophomore year and continue until they are graduated. Each year, however, one senior mem- ber of every major organization is selected for membership in this body. Just as all alert citizens of the nation have had a busy year, so have the twenty-three A. H. S. Senators. Page Sixteen