Altoona High School, Altoona, Blair County, PA, Senior Class, 1932

Education: Horseshoe, 1932, Altoona High School: Altoona, Blair Co, PA - Part II - Seniors

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Senior Class History

s we, who are so soon to leave these halls of learning, look back over the past three years, we feel a soft satisfaction mingled with regretful pain. We are satisfied because we know that we, as a class, have done our best to live up to the traditions of our Alma Mater, and we are regretful that it is over; because never again will we enter the Altoona High School as a part of it, shaping its character as it, shaped ours. As we say farewell, we take a last lingering look over the past.

On September 4, 1929, we entered the imposing entrance of A. H. S. in pursuit of wisdom. We tried our best to look sophisticated, but we actually managed to look like a group of prisoners awaiting their sentences. However, after the first confusion of finding rooms, getting schedules arranged correctly, etc., we got along fairly well. Although the upperclassmen razzed us a little, they treated us kindly, and the teachers were always ready to lend a helping hand.

By the time we had learned our way around and were getting down to normal routine, football season started. Our wounded vanity was restored by the excellent sophomore material on the varsity. On November 9th - unforgetable date - we beat Johnstown, and on the following Monday we had the memorable walk-out. Perhaps it was illegal, unruly, and against all rules and regulations, but it will live in our memory long after Latin verbs and geometry rules have passed into oblivion.

Early in December we had our famous bonfire in celebration of our victory over Billtown; and what a business the shoe stores had the next day! Doing snake dances in mud up to one's knees is not particularly good for either shoes or feet. After all this festivity, our spirits were brought down again by the mid-year exams.

With football season, vacation, and mid-year tests over, life was just threatening to become normal when along came the Annual Show. It was a huge success, in which many members of our class took part. After this event, the school days passed quickly until, before we knew it, the final tests were upon us-the finishing touch to the most exciting year we had ever spent.

After a happy and (perhaps) a restful vacation, we returned to resume our studies as "Jovial Juniors." Being accustomed to the building now, we had little trouble in following our routines, and we settled down to work and to wait anxiously for football season. We had a successful season although we lost the conference championship to our old enemy - Johnstown. However, we had little time to be depressed. The senior class was organizing, and so we too began to think of class organization. Early in February, we elected for our junior class officers, Harry Taylor, president; Delores Mattas, vice president; Irma Rittenhouse, secretary; and Donald Kraft, treasurer. These capable people led us through a very successful year. We had several successful socials, and a Junior picnic which will be remembered for years. Among, and between these diversions came the annual show in which many members of our class took part. Towards the end of the year the English play, "The Youngest," was produced under the direction of Miss Rodkey, and our vanity swelled to enormous proportions when we discovered that the leading roles were taken by members of our class. After this triumph, we were promptly subdued by the imminence of final exams. With this ordeal over and vacation before us, we again said "au revoir" to our high school until the fall should again bring us to our halls of learning.

III

In the fall of 1931 we entered our Alma Mater as seniors. Soon after school opened, football season began and our Maroon and White warriors captured the championship of Western Pennsylvania.

A short time after this victory, our class organized, selecting for its officers, James Monahan, president; Irma Rittenhouse, vice president; Delores Mattas, secretary; and Jane Brubaker, treasurer. Along with our socials we had the annual show, a rollicking laugh-fest from beginning to end, the English play, which was as excellent and entertaining as before.

With all these diversions the year went all too quickly until final tests were upon us - the beginning of the end. There followed in quick succession Commencement exercises, the banquet, the picnic - a mixture of tears and smiles and laughs and sighs. At last we said good-bye for the last time to the halls we loved and to the building which meant to us not stone and brick, nor any material thing. To us it meant three happy years of work and play among our friends - years which can never come again.

Senior Class Prophecy

LL right, gang, we have some red hot newsy news today; so get busy." This comes from the editor, Sparrow Mannion, of the Daily Astonisher, as he gallantly cheers his staff on to getting the evening issue ready for print.

"Kekalos, tell Datres to send a hundred copies to Miss Betty Hogemeyer; her picture is in tonight. She's addressing the Mary Merry Maidens Society on "How to Hold Your Husband."

"The editorial page isn't full. Get Miss Burkhart to review William Van Davis' book My Stage and Screen Success. Say, he's playing opposite Martha Line now in his own play Dilemma. She can get that book at Neuwahl's publishing house or at Taylor and Scholl's stationery store."

"Fix this headline. Yes, you Bill Burns. 'SENATOR McNAUGHTON CREATES SENSATION IN SENATE.' It sounds like a series of sibilant sounds; and while you're at it, separate the article about President Monahan of the Greasy Oil Corporation and George Kalb, Famous Violinist; they don't go together."

"Hey, here's a snappy article, 'DOLORES MATTAS FAMOUS DANCER KIDNAPPED FROM STAGE. The audience thinking this act was part of the show drowned her screams in applause. Detectives Dwight Fickes and S. J. Moses are hot on the trail.' Stick this on the front page."

"The front page is full, Chief."

"Well, take out the squib about M. Patricia Walter of the Shaner News Syndicate who ran down Walter Oswalt while touring California on a bicycle."

"No, we'd better not cancel that for she was in her Damlier on her way to interview Miss Dorothy Fowler in connection with her latest production, Precious, in which she is co-starring with Tommy Orr."

"All right; here comes Gieg with the material from the telotypewriter. Read it over, Walters."

"O.K.!"

'Mr. Howard Jastin Brett, Ambassador to Italy, spoke yesterday over an international hookup on "How to Masticate Spaghetti."

'Rose Groban, budding young artist, was awarded first prize in the National Art Exhibition for her painting, Cat Eyes. The second place, however, was to go to Sara Haines' Violets or Leroy Hobson's Consolidated Hotdogs.'

'Mr. William Asterbilt Yeatts starts search for his personal butler missing since Thursday. He is said to have run away with Miss Gene Reinheimer, a mannequin at Macy's.'

'Rabbi Samuel Sealfon, formerly of Altoona, but now of Podunk, will speak here. He will be met at the train by a band of Ladies Aiders, headed by Miss Marjory Stephenson and Miss Margaret Anderson.'

'Fred Lafferty took first place and "Sis" Dinges a close second in the Annual Swiss Alp Climbing Race.'

'Donald P. Kraft, bachelor millionaire, bestowed half of his amassed fortune on Miss Dorothy Burd, the brave motherly instigator of the home for homeless cats, for use in her important work.'

'Jean Scads threatened Judge James White with a revolver for supressing her book The Love Life o f Pompey.'

'President of the United States, Carl Etter, presented Congressional Medal to Irma Rittenhouse for flying around the North Pole five hundred times in her auto-gyro without getting dizzy.'

'Famous basketball star, Randall Keller, jumped twenty-five stories from a flaming building into a net held by firemen Andy Muir, Harry Neugebauer, John Blackburn, and Bill Dillon. First aid was rendered by Dr. Kenneth Heaps.'

"There's the phone. That's Miss Gluntz with her report of the typing marathon. Hello! Who? You say Edith Santella wins? Collapses after three weeks without stopping? Martha Brumbaugh came in second? O. K. Now dash over and get some dope on this crash over the Darchof theory between Prof. Carl McVicker, head of the Einstinogical department at Oxford, and Dr. Burt Meyers, professor of analytic geometry at Penn State."

"This article ought to be a feature -

'Inventor Curtis Beerman innocently started a panic when he walked up the aisle of a lecture room carrying a powerful Guy Anderson magnet with which he intended to demonstrate an experiment to a group of society women interested in physics. When he reached the platform where he was greeted by President Anne Grimshaw, he found his magnet covered with ladies hairpins, and turning to the audience, he was confronted by a group of angry women, hair streaming down their backs. Among the most violent were Misses Marion Hirst, Bertha Boldt, Kathryn Terwilliger, and M. M. Meese.'"

"Somebody write an explanation under this picture The First Lady presenting the prize in the Easter-egg rolling contest."

"All right; what was her name before she was married?"

"Doris Bollinger."

"Miss Bathgate, read me the last column of the back page."

She reads:

'Mr. John W. Welker disappeared suddenly last night. If he does not return soon, his position as overseer of the McTavish Electro-Magnet factories will be given to Mr. Sheldon Clapper. It is rumoured that he joined the Navy, but others believe he eloped with a certain young lady named Schlayer, or Slayer.'

'Suffering from laryngitis, Miss Mary McKinney, local soprano radio star has temporarily withdrawn from the air until she recuperates. Miss Sara Louise Levan is taking her place.'

'Advertisement - Wanted, a wife. I am a middle aged widower with five children, heavy set, black hair tinged with gray, large black eyes. Am well educated and hold the position of President of the Hoss and Buggy airport. Solicit correspondence with view to matrimony. Charles T. Botwright.'

'Misses Geraldine Adams, and Catherine Gallager, French teachers in A. H. S., returned from a trip to Paris where they visited the setting of Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. Monsieur Lynn Hildabrand proved to be their interesting guide.'

'There will be a reunion of the class of 1932 of Altoona High School on next Saturday in the school study hall. The class officers and members of class committee who are residing in this city have complete charge of arrangements. After a business meeting and speeches, a social will ensue. Entertainment will consist of checkers, flinch, chess, and Peter Coddles' trip to New York.'

"All right, send the paper to press."

A. Frank Acker Geraldine A. Adams

Herbert N. Adams Eugene C. Ake

Daniel Alamprese Walter F. Allen

John E. Allison William Amerine

Betty L. Ammerman Guy J. Anderson

Margaret Anderson Richard Anspach

Earl Antes Perry Appleton

Bertha Armstrong Dale C. Askey

Martha Aultman Elden Auman

Melvin Austin Anna C. Balliet

Ruth H. Balthaser Virginia Barnhart

Kathryn E. Barr Fred J. Barry

Marjorie E. Barry Dolores I. Bartholomew

Gladys V. Bathgate Herbert L. Bathurst

Albert L. Baumgartner Jack Beahm

Mildred L. Beahm Franklin G. Beard

Doris P. Beattie Curtis A. Beerman

Harvey G. Bennett Margaret M. Benton

Verna A. Bering Lamar S. Berry

Robert W. Best John W. Blackburn

Louise Blackburn Elwood Blake

Clarke T. Bloomfield Evelyn D. Bock

Hazel E. Bohn Bertha L. Boldt

Christ G. Boliski Doris Louise Bollinger

Elizabeth G. Bollinger Dorothy I. Books

Melvin Books Thelma M. Border

Charles F. Botwright S. Lipton Bowen Clyde L. Bowers Madeline L. Bowers

Edward R. Bowman James W. Bowman

Mildred L. Bowman Evelyn Faye Boyles

Evelyn M. Bracken Dorothe M. Brede

Howard J. Brett Samuel Briggs

Dorothy H. Brown D. Owen Brubaker

Eugene M. Brubaker G. Jane Brubaker Wendell Brubaker Martha Brumbaugh

Fred C. Buchanan Leona M. Buchanan

William H. Buckel John H. Bullock

Dorothy Burd James G. Burgoon

Elmer B. Burk Margaret L. Burke

Esther E. Burket Lois R. Burket

Oliver G. Burket Dorothy S. Burkhart

Kathryn L. Burkholder William F. Burns

Melvin R. Burnshire Bessie M. Butterbaugh

Tressie F. Butterbaugh Howard C. Calderwood

Betty Campbell Marjorie Campbell

Nick L. Caparusio Mary Caputo

Thelma Carles Wilbur Carpenter

Edna May Carr Julia Cassell

Anna Caum Mary I. Charlesworth

Harry F. Clapper Pauline Clapper

Sheldon Clapper Celestine Clark

Hazel Cochran Helen Cochrane

Evelyn Cogley John Coho

Albert Colello Raymond Conlon

Alvin Conrad Bernard C. Conrad

Edward S. Conrad Paul E. Conrad

James Contakos J. Paul Cooper

Robert Corbett Rose Cornell

Dorothy Crawford Frank M. Creighton

Ruth Creighton George C. Cromer

Ann Cronin Roy Croyle

Elmer Crum Wilbur Crum

Keturah Culbertson Lucy Cumming

Gladys Cummins William F. Curtis

Fred Datres Elizabeth Davis

John E. Davis John M. Davis

Rebecca Davis Virginia E. Davis

William F. Davis Dorothy De Barber

Maurice De Caspirs Ethel Defibaugh

Telesphore De Fraene Jack Degenhardt

Alma Delaney Donald Delozier

James Detrich Erma Detwiler

Americo De Vincens Rose Evelyn Dey

William Dickey Curtis Dietze

Harry Dinges Alfred Disabato

Helen Dively Howard Dodson

James Donaldson, Jr. Eugene Donnelly

Mildred Dore Cecil Dorman

Mildred Dougherty Alison Douglas

John Douglas Ada Duffan

Hilda Dull Harold Dunlap

Helyn Dunn Margaret E. Eamigh

Josephine E. Eastep Minna May Eberling

Charles E. Eckels John W. Edelblute

Jackson R. Edelman Maxie L. Edwards

Mary Louise Egan Charles Eifler

Pauline A. Elder Hazel I. Ellenberger

S. Maybelle Ellis Lillian M. Ellstrom

Geraldine R. Emerick Anne I. Engles

Richard H. English Herbert C. Ernest

Carl D. Etter Erdine L. Evans

Raymond E. Evans John H. Exline

Ralph N. Fahr Louise D. Fay

Paul T. Feathers Herman R. Fedeli

M. Louise Felton Alice I. Fickes

Ivan D. Fickes Gertrude R. Fields

Frank P. Fiore Mary Frances Fiore

Geraldine M. Flanagan Margaret A. Fluke

J. Louise Folcarelli William P. Fonner

G. Genevieve Forney Frances E. Fornwalt

Dorothy E. Forsht Gerald E. Forsythe

Pearl E. Foust Paul L. Fowkes

Dorothy M. Fowler Evelyn G. Fox

Roy C. Frantz Robert W. Frederick

Donald P. Fritz Dorothy M. Funk

Earl L. Fuoss Ralph A. Fuoss

Fred Gaines Katherine Gallagher

Margaret Galloway Marjorie Gammill

Mary Garber Mary Gargone

Chalmer Garman Mildred Garman

James Garthoff Edward Gates

Martha Gates Victor Gates

Irlene Gauntner Robert Geesey

William Geesey Aaron Gendel

Donald Gentile Patsy Gentile

James George Jay Gerlach

Gladys Gibson Paul Geig

Sherman Gill William Gill

Albert Gioiosa Joseph Gioiosa

Viola Gladfelter Alma Gluntz

Lois Gonter Adren Goodman

Dean Goss Louise Gottshall

Myrtle Gottshall Lovina Grace

Freda Green Louise Gregg

Boyd Griffith Pauline Griffith

C. Richard Griffith Robert Griffith

Joseph Grillo Anne Grimshaw

Rose Groban Dorothy Grove

Rhetta Grove Louise Groves

Carl Gruber Sara Haines

William Hall Beatrice Haller

Charles Hamilton Mary Kathryn Hamilton

G. Ray Hammond William R. Harrison

Edwin Hart Fern Hart

Lester Hartswick Raymer Haulman

Jane Hauser Ruth Hauser

Gene Havlin Robert Hayes

E. Kenneth Heaps Dorothy Heess

Marguerite Heisler Renetta Heiss

Wilford Helsel Clyde Henderson

David Henderson Anne Hengstler

Alice Hepner Clement E. Hershey

Victor Hershey Kenneth Hess

Luella Hess J. Frank Hildabrand

Lynn Hildebrand James Hileman

Harriett Hiner Clayton Hippo

Grayce Hirst Marian Hirst

Arthur Hite Leroy Hobson

Henry Hoffman Frances Hoffner

Betty Hoffmann Elizabeth Hogemyer

Margaret Hogg Harry Hooper

Kenneth Hoover Edward Horton

Glenn A. Hoss, Jr. Warren Hostler

Paul Houldsworth William Housley

Ethel Howell Lois Huebner

Doris Hufford Dorothy Hughes

Betty Hull Chester Humbert, Jr.

Helen Humm Laura Jean Humm

Robert Hunter Eunice Hyle

Ann Ianeri Donald Ickes

Hazel E. Imler Norman O. Imler

Earl Irwin R. Jane Isenberg

Azalia Jackson Lena Jagdhuber

Dorothy Johnson Harry Johnston

Marion Johnston Charles Jones

Dorothy Jones Ellsworth Jones

Irvin L. Kachelries R. Wilson Kagarise

George H. Kalb Robert H. Karalfa

Vernon E. Karlson Ora I. Karns

Edna Y. Karpe Annette M. Kearns

John A. Kekalos Alwilda E. Keller

Maxwell M. Keller Randall C. Keller

Effie M. Kelley Mary M. Kemp

Eleanor E. Kennedy Dorothy J. Kensinger

Frank R. Kepler Raymond J. Kiesewetter

Mary Helen Kiewicz Robert Kimmel

Grace Kleffel Sylvia Klein

Carl A. Kline M. Dale Kline

Frieda H. Kline Vera M. Knepper

Frances E. Knipple John W. Knisely

Donald P. Kraft Margaret C. Kutz

Fred Lafferty Paul Lamade

Beatrice Lambour Ruth Lamp

Russell Landis Rose Lasser

Harold Lauver Elizabeth Laws

Grace Laws Marian Lawson

Irene Leader Louise Lee

Joseph Lefler John Lehman

Lewis Lehrer Herman Leidel

Fred Leidy Edgar Leighty

Sarah Louise LeVan Elizabeth Lewis

Wilbur Lindberg Doris Lindemer

Martha Line Bessie Lingenfelter Charles Llewellyn James Lloyd

Charles Lockard Harold Lockard

Madalene Logue Hazel Longenecker

Frank Loudon LaRue Lowmaster

Helen Loyer Thaddeus Lozinski

Paul Luckner Beatrice Lupper

Harriet Lynch Marian Lyons

Rebecca Lyons Robert McCachran

H. Richard McCamant Madolyn McClain

Cora McClarren Ellsworth McClosky

Carol McClure Ruth McCollum

Iona McConnell Irene McCormick

Joseph McCormick Gilbert McCrea

Duncan McFarlane Hazel McGarry

Dorothy McGeary Thelma McGregor

John McKee Mary McKinney

Guy McLaughlin Ruita McMahon

Mary Ellen McMinn Myrtle McGonigal

Robert McNaughton Drexel McTavish

Carl McVicker Alice M. Mackey

Charles B. Madara Gwin L. Madara

Frances M. Majszak John T. Malligan

Sheldon A. Mallory Abe Mandel

Claire Manley Lester S. March

Catherine V. Maricq William S. Marks

Virgil Marmie Hanna A. Marsden

Phyllis Marsden W. Edwin Marshall

Henry R. Marshall Sophia A. Marshall

Viola F. Marshall Joseph M. Martella

Gertrude C. Martin Dan Martino

Ann L. Mateer D. Almeda Mathieu

Dolores Mattas Albertina R. Mattern

Leon W. Maurer Dorothy M. Meader

Martha Jane M. Meader Doris E. Meek

M. Mae Meese Mildred F. Megahan

A. Jean Melcher M. Lorraine Melson

Violet B. Mensch Lillian I. Mentzer

Florence M. Mierley Arline J. Miller

Britian L. Miller Clyde O. Miller

George S. Miller Harry J. Miller

John E. Miller, Jr. Marion K. Miller

Mary Ellen Miller Pauline E. Miller

Robert N. Miller, Jr. Thelma C. Miller

Thomas E. Miler W. Wallace Miller

Joseph R. Mills J. Edward Milton

Marjorie Mitchell Eugene Monahan

James L. Monahan Faye R. Montgomery

Amelia M. Monti Claudia F. Moore

Dorothy E. Moore Louise F. Moran

Mary Morelli Sara J. Moses

Robert G. Moyer Verva J. Moyer

Andrew Muir Alice Bell Musser

Arthur Musto Burtram F. Myers

Dorothy E. Myers John E. Myers

Ameene Namey Enes Natale

Lloyd B. Nelson Louise Nelson

Vivian E. Nelson Harry Neugebauer

Lillian Neuman Malcomb Neuwahl

John Neveda Edna P. Nickola

Charles S. Nicodemus Margaret M. Noel

Robert D. Noel Merrill F. Noffsker

W. Hugh Norris James S. Norris

Ralph H. Nothnagle Pauline G. Nowark

Erma W. Nycum Wanda A. Olkowska

Richard J. Orner Thomas C. Orr

Robert D. Osman Walter L. Oswalt

James A. Owens Nathan Parish

Robert Parson Helen L. Parsons

Vivian L. Patterson Naomi R. Peck

Harry Penny Helen P. Perchy

Raymond F. Perry Genevieve H. Peterson

Mary E. Pfeffer Jane W. Phelan

Melvin E. Piper Carmel E. Pirozzola

Rosella R. Plubell W. Michael Poet

Edith A. Priestly Elda M. Prough

Helen M. Prough Lorraine A. Purcell

Bernice C. Quirin Helen R. Quirin

Edna Mae Rabuck Nellie E. Raffensparger

John W. Ramsey Rebecca M. Ramsey

Dow P. Reed Jack M. Reffner

Dorothy V. Reid Dorothy J. Reifsnyder

William W. Reiley Dorothy V. Reinhart

D. Gene Reinheimer Thomas C. Renner

Helen J. Renninger V. VIrginia Replogle

Adelia E. Ressler Margery R. Reynolds

Eilzabeth C. Rhoads W. Kenneth Rhodes

Pauline E. Rhodes Dorothy M. Richards

Anne Louise Riddle Elizabeth L. Rigg

Hazel M. Riley Remy D. Rines

Alfred Rispoli Irma E. Rittenhouse

Esther Robison Gladys S. Rock

Dorothy P. Rodgers Sarah M. Rodgers

C. Richard Rogers Anna E. Rollason

Mary N. Rosenberger Dorothy V. Ross

Marjorie F. Ross William Ross

William T. Rothert Samuel Roudebush

Charlotte G. Rowles H. Elwood Rudacille

Lester Rudasill W. Edward Rudisill

Eugene W. Rupp Sylvester Russell

Olga Rusynyk Eileen A. Ryan

ReHilda A. Ryan James Saleme

Rose Salomie David Sammel

Leo Samson Earl Sandrus

Marguerite Santa Maria Edith E. Santella

Edith S. Santella Elsie Santella

Helen Saracena Daniel Savine

Mary Catherine Savine Ruth Saylor

Charles Schandelmeier Paul Schill

Mary Elizabeth Schlayer Regina Schoch

Margaret Scholl Mildred Schorner

Dorothy Schraf Gertrude Schrenk

Barbara Schroeder Elsie Schroeder

Max Schulman Hilda Schulz

Jean Seads Samuel Sealfon

James Sell Mary Lorraine Shaal

Harvey Shafer Samuel Shaheen

Joseph Shaner Martha Shaw

Kathryn Shay Elwood Sheeder

James Sheep Russell Shellenberger

Wilfred Shingler Dennis Shively

Donald Shock Esther Shoemaker

Robert Shoenfelt Erdene Shope

Leonard Shope Winifred Shope

Louise Shore Elizabeth Showers

Harold Shugarts Morgan Shute

Eugene Sipes Marjorie Sipes

Yolanda Sisto Nellie Slick

Ann Slutzker Vincent Smelser

Charles Smith Jeanne Smith

Richard Smith Vincent Smith

Helen Snively Allen Snow, Jr.

Clara Snyder Dorothy Snyder

John Somerville Albert Souders

Beatrice Soult James Spahn

Verneda Sponseller Dorothy Marie Spotts

John Stahl Robert Stahl

Laura Stambaugh Martha Stambaugh

Ruth Steel Helen Stehley

Matilda Stein Hyman Steinberg

Cecelia Steinberger Thomas Stephens

Marjory Stephenson Charles Sterling

Edward Stewart Paul Stewart

Rosemary Stewart Clarence Stitt

Wilbur Stitt Roy Stom

Quilla Stout Beatrice Strawe

Beatrice Stubbs Ralph Stubbs

Kenneth Summers Thelma Sutter

John Szuhaj Bernice M. Taylor

Harry N. Taylor Louise K. Taylor

Richard F. Taylor S. Kathryn Terwilliger

Russell L. Thomas Dorothy M. Thomson

Margaret L. Thompson Marie G. Tilson

Marie E. Tobias Mary E. Tobias

Ruby M. Traficante L. Edith Trego

Grace E. Trexler Alice E. Trout

Otho H. Umbower Charles Vallade

John F. Vallade Minnie F. Vasile

Grace P. Vaughn Lillian B. Viglione

Magdalene M. Vorndran Leo Wachter

Marshal Wagner Maxine Wagner

Grace Waite Robert Wakefield

Don Walker Harry Walter

Muriel Walter Paul Walters

Pearl Walters Robert Walters

William Walters Harold Walz

Howard Warner Anna Warsing

Dorothy Warsing Marjorie Warsing

Robert Warsing Jerry Watson

Dorothy Weamer Lila Webber

Alvin Weber Flora Weber

Mildred Weiss John Welker

Benny Weller Winifred Wertz

Ruby Weston Elizabeth Wheatfield

Loraine Whitbred Anna White

James White Alma Williams

Gertrude Williams Jeanne Williams

Josephine Williams Daniel Wilson

Henry Wilson Kenneth Winters

Helen Witherow Don Wolf

Miss Decker, Chairman		Miss Hedden
Miss Morrison		Mr. Patrick

President		James Monahan
Vice President		Irma Rittenhouse
Secretary		Delores Mattas
Treasurer		Jane Brubaker
General Chairman		William Davis

Harry Taylor		Dwight Fickes
Donald Kraft		Fred Datres
Walter Oswalt		Anne Hengstler