Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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BILL MADISON The Senate Capably sponsored by Miss Kathryn Bloom- fied, the student government in our school, the Senate, has, among its duties, that of maintain- ing a high school spirit and a good morale. This group of Workers, composed of four members from each class plus a representative from each major activity, has the responsibility for the Activities Ticket sale, the Horseshoe sale, and the P. T. A. Membership sale. Among the various school problems these members Worked out was the decoration of the school Christmas trees, the sponsoring of the College Conference, and entertaining the school with a Christmas dance. Seated-M. Bittner, W. Madison, N. Keller. First Row-D. Lockard, N. Boland, E. Brauch, Miss K. Bloomfield, R. Braun, S. Betar, C. Tanneyhill I. Orr. Second Row-N. Hanna, R. Woods, A. Baer, W. Burchtield, A. Hart. Z2

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ECMA? DONALD E. RHODES Vocational A PHILIP G. RICE Social Studies Y DOROTHY M. RICHARDS Physical Education ' M. MARIE RITTS Language M. FLORENCE ROLLINS Language CEYLON S. ROMIG Vocational WILBUR K. RUNG Mathematics IRENE I. SAUSERMAN Mathematics HERBERT S. SI-IEETZ Mathematics SAMUEL B. SMITH Vocational IEANNETTE STEVENS Social Studies HAROLD E. STONG Science ELIZABETH E. TAYLOR Mathematics ANNA M. TEMPLE Language A. ANGELLA UNVERZAGT Social Studies C. ROSCOE WAREHAM Mathematics WILLIAM A. WHITTAKER Language IDA E. WOOMER Language HAROLD D. YODER Science IOHN F. YON Science IOHN G. YOST Mathematics FACULTY NOT SHOWN IN THE PRECEDING PAGES: Alfred H. Dietze, Vocational: Walter Dietze, Vocational, Mary E. Dunbar, 21 Language, William K. Heiler, Vocational, Hilda M. Orr, Language, Una E. Small, Languageg Earl Varner, Vocational.

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HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES iGIRLSl First Row-M. Caracciole, W. Sessler, L. Becker, P. Beigle, I. Schirt, Miss K. Bloomfield, I. King, M. Nale, M. Smith, S. Betar, P. Dinges. Second Row- S. I-lupert, M. Wigiield, H. Ross, S. Dively, A. Marlett, E. Long, C, Tanneyhill, S. McGraw, D. Lockard. Third Row-L. Roberto, B. Davis, I. Rhodes, N, Buckel, l. Cramer, l. Breon, P. McClain, S. Cherry, P. Mul- ler. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES IBOYSD First Row-D. Capone, M. Fleming, l. Glasgow, Miss Kathryn Bloomfield, A. Dean, N, Marks, A. Han- cock. Second Row-R. lr- vine, P. Keirn, T. Willneck- er, A. Baer, E. Iarrett, D. Rhine, I. Collins, D, Riley. Third Row-R. Lestochi, R, Capstick, R. Gosnell, R. Barr, W. Wike, P. Fletcher, R. Maurer, R. Noel. Home Room Each of the 80 home rooms of A. H. S. selects one person to represent it at the student coun- cil. These people are the home room represen- tatives, Whose ideals and objects are similar to those oi the Senate. They are required to carry back from representative meetings infor- mation concerning student activities, and to take the lead in the home room programs, which in- clude discussions on student conduct and on fire drills and college conferences. Their goal is to keep the standards ot the school as high as possible in the interest ot the student body and the community. 23 Representatives Miss Bloomlield