Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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Now—at last, the hours of preparing—the days of planning—and the months of organiz- ing are molded together in this pictorial volume which the Arlion Staff has produced for you. P. Kosky—Most outstanding student Our bock contains the personalities we know so well. The many activities, depicted in their truest form, took place in the classrooms which we shared together fondly. We recognize the athletes and their respective sports—all of whom we are so proud. The Arlion Staff sincerely hopes that this yearbook will remain among your most treasured possessions.

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The ever unfolding drama of school life

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Seldom is a high school privileged to claim the devotion and energy of an entire family. Yet, Arnold High School is unique in that it has had all the members of the Joseph J. Pallone family take an active part in its educational growth. Dr. Pallone began his teaching career twen- y Th Sigs ty-three years ago as a teacher in Business Edu- K Q PU OUSE cation. He supervised a work-training program ior aus in the Business Education field. Later e became Athletic Director; and in 1946, under the advisorship of Dr. Pallone, the first yearbook Dr. Joseph J. Pallone marppelisnes following an absence of 14 years. Both as assistant principal and as principal, Dr. | Pallone’s ability and energy to attain the educa: and Family tional ideals to be sought in a high school con- tinued to make him a fine administrator. Mrs. Pallone, who is a Business Education teacher, also taught at Arnold High School. Patty, who is 17, and Mary Jo, who is 14, have shown their loyalty through their boundless vitality and their enthusiastic support of the cur- riculum at Arnold. It is with sincere appreciation and grateful recognition of the Pallone family, that we dedi- cate the 1957 Arlion. Mary Jo, Dr, Pallone, Mrs. Pallone, Patty