Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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Front Row - Miss Johns, Miss McGinnis. Miss Sauserniaii, Miss Bancroft. Miss Grow. Miss Corle. Mrs. Cruinm, Mr. Wiimnor, Mr. E. Lantz. Sc-cond Row-Miss E. Lewis, Miss McCartney, llarbaugh, Krick, Mr. Mr. Smith, Third Row kMiss Henry, Mr. Adams. Mr. Mr. Faris. Z1-tlvr, Mr. Miss Lauver, Mrs. Miss Morrison, Miss Yon, Mr. Plummvr. Mr. C. Bracken. Morse, Mr. Rhode-s. Mr. Y1lflPI', Mr. RUSS. Front Row-Mr. Xvilliams, Miss Krousv, Miss Fleck. Miss Un- vm-rzagt. Second Row - Miss Plitt, Miss Randolph, Miss McCauley, Miss Frederick, Mr, Stong, Miss Mc:- Kerihan. Miss Dunbar. Front Row-Mr. Madelorrks, Miss Mensch, Miss lleller. Miss Rob- :-rts, Miss Rollins, Miss Camp- bell, Miss Wooiiier, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Graf. Sm-cond Row-Miss Bell, Miss I. Lewis, Miss Givin, Miss Paul. Miss Taylor, Miss Crist, Miss Puckey, Mr. Lundeggrvii, Mr. Marshall. Mr. Norton. Third Row-Mr. H. Lantz, Mr. Hoffmaii, Mr. McCall, Mr. Strawn. Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Bittner, Mr. Yost.

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A' J. Off Guard! Joseph N. Maddocks, Principal Paul A. Zetler, Assistant Principal ' Eleanor G. Hare, Dean of Girls and Placement Director ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Annie C. Campbell, Head, Marion R. Bancroft, Jose- phine L. Corle, Mrs. Ruby Krouse Crumm, Mary E. Dunbar, Charles A. Faris, Edith G. Frederick, Mildred E. Heller, Elizabeth V. Holley, Anne E. Krick, Elsie M. Lewis, Margaret J. McCauley, Fannie E. Magee, Beatrice D, Morrison, Hilda M. Orr, M. Gertrude Roberts, M. Florence Rollins, Ida E. Woomer SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Earl W. Dickey, Head, Sarah E. Bell, F. Grace Breidenstein, H. Marjorie Downes, Emma C. Eberle, Nellie M. Grimminger, Ethel M. Henry, Eugene L. Lantz, Marie N. Lauver, J. Franklin McDermitt, Ralph F. Marshall, Nelda Miller, Jeannette Ste- vens, E. Joel Strawn, A. Angella Unverzagt MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Charles M. Grimminger, Head, Edith R, Fleck, M. Marie Ritts, Una E. Small MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT George B. Williams, Head: Galen M. Bittner, Ernest Dejaiffe, Paul A. Foster, Lester McCall, Marian R. P'uckey, Irene J. Sauserrnan, Herbert S. Sheetz, Elizabeth E, Taylor, John G. Yost SCIENCE DEPARTMENT H. C. Wimmer, Head, Helen Cherry, M. Verna Faust, Ruth Grove, Earl J. Haverstick, W. H. Hoffman, Helen K. McCartney, Wilbur K. Rung, H. E. Stong, Leah Wiseman, Harold D. Yoder, John F. Yon COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Addison E. Pohle, Head, Kathryn A. Bloomfield, Edgar J. Brooks, Sarah E. Duncan, Nellie E. Givin, Carl E. Graf, Renetta F. Heiss, Hazel G. Krouse, Irma B. Lewis 7fze HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Zitella B. Wertz, Head, Hazel V. Crist, Mrs. Miriam A. Harbaugh, Alberta Johns, Mary E. Lowther, Ruth E. McKerihan, Helen L. Randolph, Mrs. Elizabeth Moats ART DEPARTMENT Marian Ann Plitt, Andrew D, Moore MUSIC DEPARTMENT Howard W. Lindaman, Head, Alma M. Eberle, Frank Krivsky PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elisabeth K. Eyre, Head, Frances E. McGinnis, Dorothy M. Richards PHYSICAL EDUCATION Robert H. Wolfe, Head: Paul G. Adams, Kenneth R. Bashore, Paul E. Morse VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT William Gibbons, Head, Chalmers F. Bracken, Wal- ter E. Bracken, Willard C. Cross, Alfred H, Dietze, Walter A. Dietze, Walter H. Grove, William K. Heiler, Harry K. Lantz, Carl O. Lundegren, Hugh P. Lynch, C. Irvin Metzger, Jacob C. ,Miller Thomas W, Norton, Charles G. Plummer, Donald E. Rhodes, Ceylon S. Romig,- James C. Ross, Samuel S. Smith Maud Minster, Librarian Violet Mensch, Assistant Librarian Elsa M, Paul, Nurse IN THE ARMED FORCES Hugh G. Black, Edgar H. Blatt, Ida H. Buck, Har- old Friedman, Scott S. Geesey, Irvin S. Gress, John L. Hoover, Anthony F. Lamont, John McAfee, William Whittaker, Francis G. Wood Page Sixteen W 7

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gm? Senalofut Miss Heiss Front Row-S. Shaffer, M. YVhitstine, J. VVolf, P. Potter, M. Gift, J. Seigel, L. Hart. Second Row-G. Henderson. S. Adler, M. Jones, P. Noarhoof, E. Hershey, J. Victor, D. Schaeffer, Miss Heiss. Third Row-R. Strawmire, A. Nader, H. Cummings, A. Morgan, C. Smith, T. Gates. Fourth Row-J. Scherrer, C. Whipple, R. Gibboney. True to the democratic principles of A. H. S., the student Senate had a full schedule of activities. Perhaps you will re- member the Senators at 'the concession stand-the football gamesf-the dances-almost everywhere, in fact. Senate members took an active part in the observance of American Education Week. Several members had the oppor- tunity to address service clubsg others spoke to grade schools. Students presented programs, each day, over the public address system. The most important activity of the group was the promo- tion of the sale of War Bonds and Stampsg these were sold on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. During the War Loan Drive, sales were carried on daily. Lost articles were almost certain to be located at the uLost and Foundi' maintained by the Senateg this service is a real need in a large school. Cafeteria Patrol, a newly organized group, provided for the promotion of ibfetter conduct in the cafeteria. The senators served as aides for various school affairsg they also arranged for paid assemblies. Preparation for College Night is another Senate duty. This program gives an opportunity for college representatives lo consult with parents and students. The Senate promotes the general Welfare of the student body and provides a democratic feature in school government, Page Eighteen