Apollo High School - Kiskitas Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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JUNIORS Floridan Dodson Imogene Talniadge , tit-01-ge Hilty . . T if fi' 1 in 3 . ' 9' . -3 I ..., V , ,Nm I I , 'NS' , is I W :,- f zz: H Betty VVilson '- I E 7 Allen lleld ti fp- ffm' 'g I' I ,--. Loretta XYysocki ' A to 'V . ..,, 1 George Hill , 1: ..., 2. K: I .E V N Ji 1 THOSE NOT l'lC'l'URl'il7 ARE: Tillie Callen Leo Travaglia Ireland Frampton Robert Frank JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY 1949 will be a year that some 70 students of Apollo High School will never forget for that is the year that we, the junior Class, will say fare- well to our Alma Mater and take our places in higher institutions of learning and in society. Since the first clay we entered high school, we have all done our best to improve ourselves and our class and most people can truthfully say we have done a grand job. Although we were rather green at first it did not take us long to get into the swing of things when we had as our leaders Leland Henry and Patty Armstrong. Our first year was very exciting and full of fun for everyone and our first assembly had the whole school laughing for days. In the midst of all our fun we had the sad experience of losing two wonderful classmates, Betty Ann Mangus and Franklin Helsel. On September 3, 1946 we embarked on the second step of high school, not the little green 28- freshnien we were at first, but wiser and more independent Sophomores. This year we elected Dick Townsend as President and Eunice Ament as Secretary-Treasurer. In the field of sports we added several com- mendable players. Bob Frank showed outstand- ing ability in football, while in basketball, Howe, Sposito. McQuaide, and Frank set the pace. Again tragedy struck our class with the deaths of John Knepshield and Harriet Geiger. This year we entered into the third step of our high school career. IN'e again elected Dick Townsend as President and Dottie Boarts as Sec- retary-Treasurer. Our financial enterprises be- gan by selling line-ups at the home football games and continued with the class play flume Mad. It was quite a success with a talented cast and two wonderful directors. Next year as we enter the fourth and final step, we hope to have one of the finest classes ever seen in the Apollo High School,

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Nancy McLaren Alice Troup Kenneth Nevins Victor Slaviero lillen Kepple Don Smith Robert lllliitlingei' Dolores Nlcllenry Jack Wvilson VVilliam Altmire Norma Reefer james llaustert 1,11 Rue lnckarcl Rita ,lean Sforzn Nlliyne lickman SOPHOMORES Sum Iiruce l'lil'fm'd Shaffer Maxine Nlcllonalcl li1ll'l?Ill'1l King Lillian Marino l,:1 Rue Leiuhliter Xlzirtlizl Morton llnmui' Shaw Vlosepliine Xadoh Rita Rossi Keith f,ll'Zl1ll6I' Gladys Shaffer