The Altoona Area High School Class of 2003 held its 20th anniversary reunion Aug. 4-6. Nearly 100 people from multiple states came together in Altoona for three days of festivities. Friday night featured a casual gathering at Levity Brewing Co. in downtown Altoona. Saturday featured a ...
GREAT COMMISSION SCHOOLS, ALTOONA FIRST MARKING PERIOD HIGH HONORS THIRD GRADE — Colin Hicks. FOURTH GRADE — Luke Bordack, Blair Sandell. FIFTH GRADE — Audrey Bandstra, Kyra Little, Joseph Mauk, Aiden Morder, Nicole Schroeder, Jared Edouard. SIXTH GRADE — Ava Bordack, Josiah Mauk. EIGHTH GRADE — Zachariah Best. NINTH GRADE — Payton Garner, Mercy DiBiase, Lucas Miller, Michaela Edson, Aaron Kurty, Grant Michael. 10TH GRADE — Margaret Bandstra, Samarra Wertz. 11TH GRADE — Jakson Moore, Lily Hildebrand, Madeline Buck, Elijah MichaeL. 12TH GRADE — ...
The Bishop Guilfoyle Class of 1984 will hold an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, at Mike’s Court, 1908 Fifth St., Altoona, in preparation for its 40th anniversary reunion next year. All classmates are welcome to attend the meeting. For more information, call Bob Kasun at 814-935-2031 or Karen (Aiken) Bassler at 814-329-6893.
ALTOONA BEAUTY SCHOOL Cosmetology program — Angelina Melgar, Altoona. Esthetician program — Samantha Garcia, Osceola Mills; Vinnaye Fernandez, Bedford. Nail technician program — Avery Graeff, Bedford. Electrology program — Caroline Adams, Duncansville.
FLINTON –– The Glendale Education Foundation board members met for the first meeting of the school year on Sept. 25 at Josie’s Restaurant in Coalport. The members discussed numerous upcoming projects and plans for the year underway. In June, the GSDEF celebrated the annual golf outing fundraiser, netting just over $14,000 in net profit. GSDEF Vice President and Golf Committee Chairwoman, Kelsey McManus, commented on the success of the outing and noted additional enhancements for the coming year’s event. Additional details regarding the event will be discussed at the ...
Chef auction raises $53K for students JOHNSTOWN –– The Pennsylvania Highlands Community College Foundation, in partnership with the 1889 Foundation, held a successful Chef Auction at the Frank J. Pasquerilla Conference Center, raising more than $53,000 for local students seeking a college education. All of the money that was either brought in or donated will go toward the Supporting Scholars Fund at the college, as well as future scholarships in culinary arts at Penn Highlands. The Supporting Scholars Fund includes three distinct scholarships with multiple awardees each ...
