Apollo High School - Kiskitas Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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L to R.: Mr. Sloan, Mr. McCausland, Mr. Coulter, Mr. Heckman Cusfofdns And now we take our hats off in deep gratitude to these, our custodians, who have patiently tolerated us and cleaned up our dirt, paper wads, and scott marks. lt is with sincere appre- ciation that we thank them for keeping our school an object of pride. Too often we tail to acknowledge their services, but we wish now to assure them that they are admired and loved.

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GQJS jlglsfory As The buds of spring unfolded a new season, Apollo High School welcomed a new Freshman class. AT This Time we organized as a class under The super- vision of Mr. Shremshock. Class officers were Richard Fowler-PresidenT, Lor- raine Gallo-Vice PresidenT, RoberTa Morgan-Secretary, and Denny CoulTer- Treasurer. We Then assumed a role in The life of A.H.S. by selecTing The Green CaThedral as our song, lavender and whiTe as our colors, whiTe rose as our flower, and Where There's a will There's a way as our moTTo. Summer noT only changed our individual characTers, buT also our life as a class. As Sophomores we chose DoT PesTer-PresidenT, Diana HeTrick-Vice Pres- idenT, Bunny Clark-SecreTary, and Diana Miller-Treasurer, To guide us Through The year's acTiviTies. Under The direcTion of faculTy advisors, Mr. Vangrin and Mr. Nichol, we sponsored many money-raising proiecfs including candy sales, bake sales, and Two successful dances. WiTh The approach of fall, we as Juniors began an indusTrious year of Prom planning. A magazine drive, candy sales, and dances provided The needed funds for NloonliT Garden, The highlighT of The year. WiThouT The aid of Mr. WashingTon and Mrs. Townsend as advisors and Ed Smoyer-PresidenT, DoT PesTer-Vice PresidenT, Bunny Clark-Secretary, and Denny CoulTer-Treasurer, This would noT have been possible. As Old Man WinTer dominaTed The campus of A.H.S., we Seniors Took ad- vanTage of our remaining days aT our Alma MaTer. NoT only do we leave wiTh fond memories, buT also wiTh brighT hopes for The fuTure. The Senior BanqueT, BaccalaureaTe, and a glorious GraduaTion will always be Treasured as The climax of a rewarding high school life. We owe The success of This year To DoT Pester-PresidenT, Sue Smith-Vice PresidenT, Bunny Clark-SecreTary, Diana Miller-Treasurer, and our ready, willing and able advisor, Mr. Afanesko. Cjxecufzbe Goufzczf l STANDING J Ferguson, J. Shriver, P, Nelson, J. Woods. SECOND ROW: C. MarTin, J. Kennerdell, K. Fennell, C. Cline, S. McGaughey FIRST ROW D Pesfer S SmlTh D. Miller, B. Clark, G. Morrow, R. Morgan.