Altoona High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Altoona, PA)

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I i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Linda lckes, executive committee, Michael Faris, treasurer, Adelaide Scheungrab, secretary. Standing: Donna Pechter, Gail Kaylor, Cindy Geesy, executive com- mittee, Ralph Wise, president: Sally Ainsworth, vice president. The graduating class of 1960 marked the Jun- ior Picnic as the official end of their junior year, and the official beginning of their senior year. Getting down to business on October 7, Mr. Mad- docks installed the officers: Ralph Wish, presi- dent, Sally Ainsworth, vice-president, Adelaide Scheungrab, secretary, Mike Faris, treasurer, Donna Corbin, Donna Pechter, Gail Kaylor, Linda Ickes, and Cindy Geesy, executive committee. In order to keep the price of the prom tickets down, the class sponsored four dances after foot- ball and basketball games, the profits from which enriched our treasury. On February 6, the class held a dance for the benefit of the Heart Fund at Riggles Gap. Admission was limited to seniors only, but a few underclassmen managed to infil- trate. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Betar, Mr. Deihl, Mrs. Dietze, Mrs. Epright, Miss Gorgon, Miss Richards, Mr. Spinazzola. r it i X gf

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RONALD RICKENS Driver Education TIMOTHY D. ROBERTS Mathematics WILBUR K. RUNG Science HERBERT S. SHEETZ Mathematics FRED G. SMALL Business Education UNA E. SMALL Language SAMUEL B. SMITH Vocational WILLIAM J. SMITH Vocational ROBERT M. SPINAZZOLA Science HAROLD E. STONG Science EARL G. STROHM Social Studies H. JOSEPH SUTER Science GERALD S. SWAN Vocational ANNA M. TEMPLE Language EMILY F. TUSSEY Nurse ARCHIE E. UMSTEAD Social Studies A. ANGELLA UNVERZAGT Social Studies RICHARD S. VAN SCOYOC Mathematics EARL H. VARNER Vocational C. ROSCOE WAREHAM Mathematics LLOYD A. WENDLE Vocational RAY S. WILSON Business Education IDA E. WOOMER Language ELIZABETH H. YEAGER Language HAROLD D. YODER Science Physical Education Department faculty at 2:51 p.m. ,ff 15 G., tv 'E'-9' SR Q 'wx iv! 1 '-in

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QQNQWI 0 Conversational French class gets an earful. Well girls, I'll bet he'll notice me this time. Today-A Seniorp Tomorrow-Q97 Everyone had a doubly good time, one for themselves and one forthe cause. At the meeting on March 'l0, Mr. Maddoclcs gave the schedule for graduation week, and Miss McGregor rehearsed the class song. June 3, Senior Day, the class bid A. H. S. farewell and, taking their yearbooks, trudged home to rest for the Prom. The Baccalaureate, Senior Banquet, Prom, and Afterglow were even more outstanding this year than in pre- vious years. Pink, real and artificial roses covered the rose arbor, which was the back- ground for the water-filled fountain. Above the crowd revolved a moon of mirrors which added the finishing touches to the theme, Moonlight and Roses. Ernest Krens shows spot welding skill in sheet metal shops. We spent April in Paris at the Jr. Prom. 'I7 K li .N 1. Will P Q