Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT-aE3iQab'e'fhi KTmtyfeifp Head, Francis E. McGinnis,xDoroth 1 M. 'cf' FW PHYSICAL kED.UQATIQN DEPARTMENT4'Robert H. YWQIED Head, PauldQghAdams,5 Kennethmlt.-Bashorcafliaul E. Morsiib SCIENCE DEPARTMENTEEIQ Head, Helen Cherry, M. Verna Faustgljiith P. Grove, Earl J. Haverstick, Wilbert H. Hoffman, Helen K. McCartney, Reiman J. Shaffer, Harold E. Stong, Leah Weisman, Harold D. Yoder, ,lohn F. Yon. ' VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT-HWilliam Gibbons, Head, ,Ho-meal' S.'Bventon, Chalmers F. Bracken, Walter E.. Bracken, illargy' iCross,:Alfred H. Dietze, Vlfalter A. D,iet'z.e,,,gWalter A. -rovel K. Alileile , Harry K. Lantg, Carl il.undegreQHl-lugli P. Lyiiclfpfflfiiwetgger, QacobWC.HVlilTe?, Thomas AW., Nortonk harles CTA-Plummerf' f' bodes, e lon S. Romig ames C.'i1Rossl5fajmnel d1iItl45:klJE'wmmi ' ' ' ' Vi LlBRAHlmlMaud Assistant-Violet Mensch NURSE-Elsa M. Paul IN THE ARMED FORCES . . . Army-Harold Friedman, Scott Geesey, John McAfee, Andrew Moore, Wilbur K. Hung, William Whittaker. Navy-Hugh G. Black, John Hoover, Francis Wood. Waves-Ida H. Buck. Red Cross-Anthony Lamont. U. S. 0.-Irvin S. Gress. Front Row-Mr. W. Dietze, M Dejaiffe, Miss A. Eberlc, Miss Mclierihan, Miss Randolph, Mr Williams, Mr. Benton, Mr Rhodes, Mr. Ross, Mr. Haver stick. Second Row-Mr. Wimmer, Mr. Romig, Miss Lowther, Miss Corle, Mrs. Crumm, Mr. Lynch, M Stung, Mr. Zetler, Mr. Strawn. Third Row-Mr. W. Hoffman, M Krivsky, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Yon Mr. Norton, Mr. Faris, M Pohle, Mr. Yoder, Mr. C Bracken. 9'4Pa,z'ua' ia '7eac!z S K k Lau R Cha ds M E M R Hoffma econ ow-Miss aul M baugh iss McCauley J h s iss Pucke i o n , y, ss iss McGinnis r. McDe Third Row- r. ee z M er, Mr. Adams, r. rove, . Lan z r. ross. r. M Mr. W 1fe Mr. rnith M

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M , ss Cherry, Miss Bell, Miss U r- zagt, Mrs. McCullough, ss Givin, Miss Faust. Front RowfMiss Heller, Miss ensch Miss Bloomfield, Mi I5 55, Second RowfMiss E. Lewis, Miss Campbell, Miss I. Lewis, Miss Rollins, Miss Roberts. Miss Rhodes, Miss Heiss, Miss Dun- can, Miss Bancroft. Third Row-Miss Ritts, Miss Grim- minger, Miss Frederick, Miss Grove, Miss Minster, Miss Orr, Miss Sauscrman, Miss Plitt. Fourth RowfMiss Henry, Miss SS Taylor, Miss McCartney, Ml Miller, Mr. Dickey, Mr. Lunde- gren, Mr. Maddocks. Our Faculty .... Principal-losegh N. Maddocks Assistant Principal-Paul A. Zetler Dean of Girls and Placement Director--Eleanor G. Hare ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-Annie C. Campbell, Head, Marion R. Bancroft, Josephine L. Corle, Ruby Krouse Crumm, Charles A. Faris, Edith G. Frederick, Mildred E. Heller, Elizabeth V. Holley, Anne E. Kriek, Elsie M. Lewis, Nlargaret I. Mccaiurayp Fannie E. Magee, Sara E. Miller, Beatrice Morris5fi,'I'l'iIda M. Orr, Gertrude Roberts, ,,M. Florence Rollins, Ida E. Woomer. 1 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENTfEarl W. Diclw' Head, Sarah E. Bell, F. Grace Breidenstein, Maifkfie Downesj Emma C. Eberle, Nellie M. Grimminger, iriam A. Harbapgh,YEthel Henri gEu ene L. Lanfi' Marie N. Lauver, . FrI,li1TlVle.-I ?erni1,tt,t,.Halph F. Marshall, Nelda M1ller,jeannette Stevens, , Joel Strawn, A.'Angella Unverzagt. my M f A' ri 'M COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT-kiddison E. Pohlfslleadg Kathryn A. Bloomfield, Edgar J. .Bf00kS, ':iv1mfyeE:'DimbE.D Sarah E. Duncan, Nellie E. Givin, Carl E. DfgflTI'Renetta F. Heiss, Hazel G. Krouse, Irma B. Lewisklolin G. Yosztb K W 07 E -A HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTM.FN'I':i1Zjtella B. Wertz, Head, Hazel V. Crist, Myrtle Gould, Alberta ,lo'hn's,'YMary' Lowther, Ruth E. McKerihan, Helen L. Randolph. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT-+flarles IVIf Grimniingigf Head, Edith R. Fleek,QfLVMarie RTR's:QUnal 'f Vljyvl' MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT-qGe,Qrge B. Williarr-E, Head, Ernest Dejaiffe,fEaul A. Foster, Marian Truax'Hill, lVIaQn R. Fuckey, Irene I.TSauserman, Herbert S. Sheetz, +Bertha' QwartzQi,El'izabeth E. Tllayldri' WG-my W V MUSIC DEPARTMENT M. Eberle,Qrili Dorothy S. McCullough. 'M 4' ART DEPARTMENT-Marian Ann Plitt, A. Pauline Rhodes. Page Fourteen

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Again the Senate led the student body through a successful year. Three times as great as last year--because of the War Bond Drive sponsored by the Senate! That's what A. H. S. reported this year about War Bond sales. After deciding to purchase a Fairchild 4'Cornell,' training plane, members pushed the drive over the top. The students are Mall up in their manners now, thanks to the Senate courtesy campaign held during March. After an assembly program and short daily talks over the P. A., there was a decided improvement. Members of the Senate also acted as guides during Education Week and at P. T. A. meetings throughout the year. The job of selecting paid assembly programs also fell to them. The Senate members, representatives of their classes and activi- ties, feeling the need for a place where high school students could spend their spare time, made elaborate plans for a Teen-Age Club. With the help of several other student groups, the Senate presented the project to various city civic groups and received encouragement and co-operation. After much effort by students and sponsors, a club room located at 1312-1314 Twelfth Avenue was opened on April 15. All in all, it can be said that the student Senate had a full year of activities, in keeping with the current trend. - -... 1 Front Row-E. Gleichert, W. Koush, J. Wolf, S Hart, M. Gift. 1 Miss Heiss 6 'n .feacfewi Shaffer, E. Brumbaugh, L. Second Row-Miss Heiss, R. Rittenhouse, R. Gray, A. Morgan, J. Conrad, S. Morgan, H. Motter, L. Ramsey, K. Clouse. Third Row-R. Moffa, T. Gates, J. Scherrer, C. Whipple, A. Nader, P. Nickola, R. Lantz. Page Sixteen