Apollo High School - Kiskitas Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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CLAS We leave to Vurgunua Sumner Loulse Ament s sungnng vonce Donna Mae Beck leaves her cheerung abnlnty to Vlrgnnla Manulu To Vnrgnnua Nale we bequeath Martha Black s quiet manner Shnrley Bash leaves to Ceraldme Burkett her neat appearance Marlorue Boney leaves her nntellect to Frances Baustert June Cunnmgham leaves her sister the lone ly walk to Oak l-llll To Ruth Frank we leave Dorothy Camp bell s jolly dlsposltuon Anna Camp leaves her gymnastuc ablllty to JoAnn Shaffer Fern Dormlre leaves her pleasing personality to Jane Jackson To Rose Carutu we bequeath Ruth Davls cute appearance To Leah Blerly we leave Joyce Fitzgerald s Ideas on college Marian Floyd leaves her pleasing manner to Faye Welgand To Betty Fruck we bequeath Mary Ida Hal luards nimble tungers To Faye Jackson we leave Angellne Long s wlttlness Kltty McQualde leaves her many excuse cards to Mr Crawford Jane Mullnron leaves to Patty Reese he country Patty Passarelln leaves her pleasnng voice to Louuse Cunnungham To Patty Unger we bequeath Helen Rear :ck s cute figure Loss Shaffer leaves her d rk haur t Vlrgnnua Manuln Ozelma Shellhammer leaves her qunetness to Betty Lou Cravener To Betty Burns we leave Betty Shusters sportuness To Janet Foy we leave Velma Ulery s pretty hands Marianna Whltlunger leaves her vlvaclous dlsposltlon to Mary Ann Mclllwann To Frances Stltt we leave Joan Whntllnger s blonde halr Ruth Watterson leaves her even dlsposltlon to Alberta Morris To Jane Armstrong we leave Floy Glunts continuous laughing To Jane Altman we leave Marian Lee s pos: tnon at the show We leave Jacquelme Metzler s smnle to Joan Badger S 16 WILL Anna Notte leaves her manners to Mona Lee Welsh To Mary Ann Mcllwaln we leave Patty Stephenson s personality Sherman Blystone leaves has abnlnty ln oot ball to Junlor C-lunt Leland Burkett leaves for the army Jlm Brackln s long legs to Jlm Wulson To the Navy we gave Richard Bolhnger To Mike Valko we bequeath Sam Calder ones halr We leave Don Crawfords quiet nature to Eugene Baker To Jam Kelly from Ivan Dunmlre we be queath the art of handling the basketball Art Fulton leaves has ambntson to Franklnn Hurley Muggs Franks leaves to Earl Dutt his quick wut Leroy Heckman leaves to Duck Colwell hls Sully laugh To Wayne Elwood we leave Mark Hllde brand s volce To Frank Cabrlelln we bequeath Ralph Hlleman s muscles Rlchard Heckman leaves to Kenny Rupert has wave set matlcal abnllty To Kenneth Phllllppe we leave Lewls Mc Knnustry s devulushness To Duane Cartwright we leave Victor Neatrours good looks Jlm Parsons leaves to Mr Armstrong his golden memorles 'Fo glenn Floyd we bequeath Bob Remaley s aur To Charles Moore we leave the mechanucal mund of Homer Swartz We leave Roy Shank s bulk to Bob Mangus To Mr Fulton we leave Dlck Sloans red haur fl-le could use utJ To Amelua Noel we bequeath Jack Tal madge s drawlng abnluty Paul Vaccaro leave his Ford to the Ford Garage Harold Wllllamson leaves hrs halt hours to Denny Raymond Bull Whntlmger leaves tor North Apollo To Woody Beck we leave Pee Wee Wood s stature Ed Watterson leaves the football captamcy to Jlm Stottlemyer Bob Young leaves Jo Ann Shatter to any elnglble bachelor Ed Jones leaves hrs pages to Denny Ray mond I , . . . . . . . I ' , , ik' . . I I , ' 1 - l I l , . . .. . l A . I - l ' 0 I ll I II ' I . . I I I I I . . I . , . . I . - D I . , . . , I I . . I I ' ' - I Daniel Held leaves to Archie Kerr his mathe- . Q ' A I . H V H . . , . I I - a ' O Cv. , ' cut. . . .I . , I ' I . , I , - , , . . . I ' ' I ' ' ' n l u ' I 1 I . , . . 1 . ' I 5 I . . .

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The final scoring was very close, and these five Seniors deserve honorable mention: June Cunningham, Mary Ida Hilliard, Dorothy Campbell, Donna Beck, Marianna Whitlinger. Ruth Dovis vw 15 Fern Dormnre Som Colderone

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HISTORY OF THE JUNIOR CLASS ln the fall of l943 the Junuor Class came tumudly C97 unto the ummortal halls of Apollo Hugh ln the usual manner we dashed wuldly about the halls stumblung unto upperclassmen and teachers and gettung unto wrong classes Beung an unusually brulluant Pl class we quuckly got unto the swung of thungs and soon felt rught at home James Kelly was elected presudent and Louuse Cunnungham secretary treasurer Jo Ann Shaffer represented our class as a cheer leader and our manpower was soon converted unto husky football heroes and dashung basketball players The next year as Sophomores we were able to uoun the varuous organuza tucns of the school James Kelly was agaun elected presudent and Amelua Noel became the secretary treasurer Our actuvuty was a dance Thus year we became upperclassmen and started off wuth a bang by the addutuon of three new members Vurgunua Sumner Patrucua Saxon and Harvey Bruner Duane Cartwrught was elected presudent and Amelua Noel retauned her job as secretary treasurer Another Junuor Vurgunua Manulu became a cheer leader and Jane Altman took over the job as edutor of our bu weekly gab sheet the Tuger Cazette Two local pruma donnas Vurgunua Sumner and Betty Burns have all the fellows swoonung and our basketball stars Kerr Kelly Wulson Mangus Rupert and Walker really shune Our money makung schemes have been successful also Furst came the tradutuonal job of sellung lune ups Then the October commuttee got the novel udea of sellung school puns Apollo Hugh had hardly recovered from that before the Junuors were houndung them to buy tuckets for theur spaghettu supper The busuness of thus affaur was taken care of by the November commuttee but the whole class helped to make ut a success Then came the really bug thung the Junuor Class play lt was entutled Home for Chrustmas Thus brought out the hudden talents of many un our class and gave us valuable experuence for next year Oh l947 the year we wull be Senuors Happy excutung and yet a luttle sad We have hugh hopes and naturally un our estumatuon ours us a most outstandung class Whatever we leave to our Alma Mater whether ut be just a few more scratches on a few more desks or a new dream school luncludung elevatorsl we hope to be remembered uf not for what we dud for what we dudn tl 17 , . ' I - - - - - ll - - ll I T . 1 1 ' - - 11 11 I I - ' I I - - 1 ' 1 1 1 f 1 1 - - u , . I 4 ' ll ' fl l . , . I T- ' T T - 1 1 1 ' u r 1 - 1