Apollo High School - Kiskitas Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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lfgfa.fg57x7'qQ7sgfx,f J XJ Aiman, Blaine Ankeny, Louise Anthony, Russell Armitage, Lois Ann Beck, Yvonne Beers, Lloyd Bellas, Mary Blakemore, Betty Boyer, Jean Branthoover, Edwin Burkett, Donald Burns, Ruth Buzard, Kenneth Canner, Myrtle Carnahan, Anna Jane Clark, Helen Couch, Audley Coulter, William Culler, William Daugherty, Jacob Deemer, Aileen DeMark, Minnie Dixon, Lewis Dormire, Helen Dunmire, Hallie Dunworth, Mary Anne Egley, Billy Emminger, William Fennell, Bud Floyd, Faye Frampton, Falson Fulton, James Gals, Dominick Giannetto, Minnie Graham, Charles Graham, McCandless Hawk, Esther Helsel, Eleanor Hicks, Dorthea FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Hilty, Margaret Hockenberry, Paul Hockenberry, Richard Ho ffman , John Householder, Paul Houston, John Kelly, Fred Kerr, Elaine Kerr, Martha Knepshield, Darl Kness, Reed Lamblng, Edwin Lees, William Lobaugh, Mildred Jean McClain, Betty McCulloch, Anna McKinstry, Earle McKinstry, Louise McIlwain, Leon McIlwain, Ruth McM1llen, Harry McPhilliamy, Robert McQuaide, Nora Jean Metzler, Donald Miller, Melvin Miller, Orville Moore, Sarah Morgan, Dale Morris, Carmerlita Newingham, William Nunamaker, Joan Obrlot, Daniel Patterson, Edwin Poydence, Julian Pozzani, Bruna Radeback, Betty Rearic, James Reefer, Raymond Rinaldi, Albert Rosensteele, LaRue Rupert, Robert Saxion, Iona Schrecengost, Blair Shaeffer, Thelma Shellhammer, Howard Shirey, Clyde Skroupa, James Slagle, Evelyn Slick, Dean Sloan, Alvera Sloan, Patty Snyder, Eugene Snyder, Louise Spahr, Merrell Sposito, Samuel Stankus, Herman Steri, Robert Stitt, Jean Szemborski, Marcella Tilson, Carl Townsend, Jack Truby,'Buddy Turney, Betty Ulery, Jacqueline Vargo, Florence Wagner, Charles Walker, Richard Walker, William Walters, June Weigand, Pearl Waugaman, Robert Whitlinger, Guy Wilson, Paul Wilson, Pearl Wiley, Betty Jane Williamson, Luella Wofford, Marie Wyble, Paul Hill, Joe Roberts, Dean Zimmerman, Marjorie Hilty, Kenneth Rosensteel, George P e ,., X B Nl' L lf' vf L

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MWA, as fkvjkvjk ,Jx,Av!x,!x,Avjk,a Altomare, Lawrence Ament, Leone Anthony, Merle Austin, Richard Barr, Lois Bash, Harry Beck, Zelda Mae Bella, Stella Bertolina, Dominick Betta, Joseph Blystone, Marjorie Bowers, Martha Brewer, Regina Brinker, Regina Bucholtz, Eleanore Busch, Buddy Campbell, Paul Cannella, Joseph Cappo, Helen Chapman, Thomas Christopheretti, John Clark, Robert Coulter, Arthur Cramer, Estella Cunningham, Galand Czitterberg, Emil Davis, Donald Davis, Virginia Day, Robert DeMarks, Dominick Demcuk, Helen Duff, Blair Dunmire, Esther Eckman,Kenneth Fairman, Harry Faulk, Imogene Ferrero, Achiles Ferrero, Lucy Flickinger, Birdie Franks, Phyllis Froncek, August SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Froncek, Elizabeth Froncek, Steve Gallagher, Leonard Garris, Frank Gigliotti, Julia Graham, Earl Haggey, William Harbison, Mary E. Hayes, Clair Heffernan, Gayle Hemphill, Margaret Hildebrand, Mary Alice Hill, Mary E. Hill, Robert Hill, Ruth Hilty, John Hilty, Verna Hoover, Billy Hoover, Janet Hurley, Bertha Jackson, Ament Jackson, Richard Jamison, Mary King, Ruth ' Klingensmith, Helen Knepshield, Leroy Lasher, Alberta Lauffer, Martha Leichliter, Francis Lobaugh, Duane Lobaugh, Kline Lobaugh, Mary Jane Lobaugh, Robert McDevitt, Betty McElfresh, Nora Jean McQuaide, Dorothy Miller, Joe Miller, Louise Moorehead, Delores Neal, Clarence Nulph, Maxine Nunamaker, James Ramale, Lucille Reefer, Evelyn Reese, Marian Reynolds, Austin Roberts, Neal Rosensteele, Ethel J. Rosensteele, Sylvia Rupert, Eugene Rupert, Howard Saxion, Manley Scott, Esther LaRue Scott, Harold Shirley, Jean Shriver, Marie Siverling, Genevieve Smith, Clyde Smith, Elmer Smith, Mary Smith, Richard Snyder, Reatha Spencer, Betty Stathis, Mary Steele, William Steri, Rose Ann Stone, Esther Sturgeon, Robert Sewers, Merion Szemborski, Walter Thorpe, Evelyn Tomecik, Annie Valco, Charles Valco, Mary Vandervort, Maxine Watterson, Glenn Welnel, Dorothy Wray, Elva Wysocki, Robert Yaley, Larue Zimmerman, Marie Page 6

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x A,A4A-A,AJyJQA,7i4AvJi,fx,Jy JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year 1957 the present Junior class of Apollo entered this great factory of knowledge. When we enter- ed we were in the uroughn, as Sophcmores we were rough- ly nblockedn, and as Juniors we are getting some of the finishing touches. Although it is the Juniors' opinion that they are pretty high-class material, the teachers' views are exactly' the opposite. HThe present Junior ' class has no life, no action, no glamour, no nothing,n they exclaim. Of course they never stop to realize that the captain of the basketball team is a Junior, that some of the best football players are Juniors, that some of the best acrobats are Juniors, and that some of the pr- ettiest girls in the whole high school are Juniors. A lot of credit will be chalked up to the Juniors, if Mr. Armstrong stops handing out so many pages to write, if Mr. Buzard and Hr. Gumbert keep turning out championship' basketball and football teams, if Fritz Grimm stops stretching in history class, if Ed Kinnard will start coming to school in the P. M.'s, and if the Juniors will quit passing notes around the classrooms. The teachers wish the Juniors would pay their dues before the Junior-Senior Prom. Maybe the Juniors are merely being practical. They want to know why they should get rid of their hard-earned money just to put on a dance for the Seniors. By the time this reaches you, the prom will probab- ly be past history, but meantime everyone is looking for dancing mates in anticipation of the biggest social event of the year. It promises to be the best ever held Page 8