Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES tBoysI First Row: I. Evans, G. Schweitzer, A. Hoover, T. Norton, Iohn F. Yon sponsor: W. Bnrulifield, F. I.otrhoy R. leaflet, E. Ptirkei. Second Row: L. Leopold, F. Barr, G Ilurloy, I. Walker, D. Weyandt R, llannnfzker, R. Dusek, VV. Gen try, I. Koch. Third Row: R. McLaughlin, D. Be tar, W. Stewart, D. Arnniennan R, Gottslrill, I. Freltn, A. Hazen W. Fink, D. Vanflorne, HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES tGir1sI First Row: I. Kushner, S. 'Wagner M. I. Parks, M. Folk, B. Dencler P. Porter, G. l-loffinann, L. Moran P. lMlcGrogor, D. Meliaffie. Second Row: Iolin F. Yon, sponsor, V. Davis, D, Storm, I-l. Rupert, D Winter, M. Lego, N. I. Peters, L ft. Hm'slilierger, D. Vifelsh, M. E Barr. Third Row: F. Cliristodoulos, I. A l'lilernan, P. Robertson, K. Vickery S. McGee, A. Youno, B, Noon, D Chipper, li, Reed. Fourth Row: M. l-li-gkey, I. Cody, Y Plunnnc-r, D. Kushner, M. l-Ieiss. Home Room Represenfafives Every home roorn in A. H. S. has an op- portunity to be represented in the Student Council by appointing a home room repref sentative. This group under the leadership of Mr. Iohn Yon and with the cofoperation of the student body achieves outstanding suc- cess in every activity, such as the sale of P. T. A. tickets, activities tickets, and year- books. The representatives meet to discuss home room problems and vital issues of the school, to make suggestions, and to plan home room programs. The results of these meetings are transferred by the representa- tive to students in their classes. Every rep- resentative feels his responsibility for the welfare of the school and his fellow students. SPONSOR tinqf Mr. Iohn F. Yon

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The Senior Sfory SENIOR OFFICERS SENIOR SPONSORS Miss Cherry Miss Crist Nancy Hicks ............. . . . ...... President Mr, Graf Mr. Hung Betty Davis . . . . . . Vice-President Miss Unverzuqt Mr. Yost Phyllis King ...... .... S ecretary lames Creighton .... . . Treasurer One ot the biggest pieces ot the grand design, around which so many other pieces fit in the pattern of l953, is the sen- ior class. Led by Nancy Hicks, president, Betty Davis, vice presidentg Phyllis King, secretaryg and lim Creighton, treasurer, the l953 grads had a busy year. lnstalla- tion of otticers was in October, with Mr. Maddocks presiding. This was followed up by a dance on October 25 at the lew- ish Memorial Center, which honored our football players. Using their knack tor the unusual, the senior class sponsored a round and square dance on May 2, and to round out their social attairs held the tra- ditional Senior banquet lune 2, with dan- cing to the music of Brad Hunt and his or- chestra. Aiding the officers in their duties as leaders ot the soon-to-be new alumni are the members of the executive committee: Iohn Powley, William Wolfe, Benjamin Le- vine, Fiore Pizzino, and Margie Lego. THE GROVE TWINS BROTHER AND SISTER ACT