Athens Area High School - Athenian Yearbook (Athens, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

I s4t£e t s4%ea ‘rtyiyd. School 4t6eH4, 2 'P vieco ul School days arc very important days in the lives of young people. Fach new day offers a challenge to learn something different and to increase one’s knowledge. Sunday is a day of reverence; a day when we stop awhile to rest and to reflect upon the past week. Seniors have reached a resting point in their academic life. School days are almost past, and tomorrow dawns a bright new future. Past school days become a novelty, a sacred step on the path of learning. Monday is a day of instruction. The faculty and administration supervise the learning of students and instruct them in the proper representations of knowledge. Monday is an important day, because it provides the student with a motive to learn. Tuesday is a day of endeavor. Pupils endeavor to gain all the learning possible during their twelve years of school. The learning gained will be a great asset to students in future years. Wednesday is a day of activities; a day when students pursue individual interests, and participate in favorite clubs. Activity periods are a busy time for everyone. Thursday is a day of harmony. Due to the existence of many musical materials and a stable interest from students, many musical activities are offered Both vocal and instrumental music are provided. Thus each individual has the opportunity to pursue his interests. Friday is a day of competition. Members of athletic groups and cheering squads practice daily to improve upon their form and give their school a good representation. Friday, being the last day of the school week, is the day of hardest practice before the competitive event. Saturday is a day of business and recreation. Social events are generally slated for Saturday nights, and in preparing for the big night, students utilize the stores and beauty salons of Athens. Saturday completes the week of school days. School days are busy days, but they are also happy days. Many wonderful things happen during the school year, as well as a few bad things. But all in all, school days are days to be remembered with fondest thoughts. 1. Days of Progress ......................................... 6-37 A. Senior Portraits .................................... 8-28 B. Senior Activities................................... 30-35 C. Graduation ........................................ 36-37 2. Days of Supervision ..................Hi................. 38-51 3. Days of Endeavor .............. 1....1............. 52-69 ........................... SI 4. Days of Activities ................................. 70-95 5. Days of Harmony ..................................... 96-107 6. Days of Competition ................................ 108-121 A. Candids........................................ 118-119 B. JV’s............................................ 120-121 7. Days of Business and Recreation ...”................ 122-168 ESDAY THURSDAY School Days are Days of Progress. As a student progresses, he becomes more mature, more confident, and more intelligent. He progresses in height, weight, and stature. Each year a student progresses from one grade to the next until he becomes a senior. The goal of this progression is to achieve a diploma at graduation. Here the student will begin a whole new life, and will progress into a new world—the world of adults. There is no end to progress, only new beginnings. FRIDAY SATURDAY David P. Allen College Preparatory Fred D. Alpaugh College Preparatory Bob Baker College Preparatory Jim Barton General Carol Yvonne Beals General Robert Eugene Bell General Richard Belles College Preparatory Lawrence Robert Bentley College Preparatory Thomas P. Benton Industrial Arts Donna Darlene Bortle Vocational Home Economics Kinnith Bowman General Bonnie J. Brigham College Preparatory Billie Jo Burke College Preparatory Barbara Jean Burns College Preparatory Elaine Cahill College Preparatory Mona Marie Cain Vocational Home Economics Tim Allen Cain General Albert Campbell College Preparatory John Campbell Agriculture John Carlin College Preparatory Robert Carlin College Preparatory Richard Allen Casselbury Camilla Sue Chaffee General Dale Cole Agriculture Linda Collins Commercial Thomas J. Collins College Preparatory James David Coolbaugh College Preparatory Linda Louise Corl College Preparatory Donald Cron General Janice E. Cron Alice Darlene Daniels College Preparatory Marlene Daughtery Commercial Loretta Kay Davidson Commercial Linda Marie Depue Commercial Gary R. Devine Commercial Dornia Kathryn Dolan College Preparatory Della Doty General Charles Dunning General Vivian Elouise Egbert College Preparatory Robert D. England College Preparatory Raymond Ellis General Clinton Keith Estes College Preparatory Paul R. Falsey Commercial Laura Lee Farrell General Linda Suzanne Fisk College Preparatory Basil Foster College Preparatory Thomas E. Garrity General Dennis James Gergel College Preparatory Patricia Ann Gilbert General Marjorie A. Glann Commercial Kay M. Glidewell Commercial Bonnie Jeanne Glover College Preparatory Georgia Goble Commercial Bonnie Sharon Gordon College Preparatory Everett Gorsline General Kenneth R. Gregory College Preparatory Barbara Jean Griswold College Preparatory Robert Hausknecht College Preparatory Wayne A. Hauskneckt College Preparatory John Hennessy General Vicki L. Herman College Preparatory Pauline Deloras Hibbard General Jean V. Hoagland Commercial Elizabeth Ann Hodge Commercial Cathy A. Horner Commercial Thomas F. Horton College Preparatory Joyce Ann Husick Commercial Guy R. Isbell College Preparatory Gary R. Jenney General Jerry Jones General Nancy L. Jones Commercial Steven R. Jones College Preparatory Margaret Kandelin College Preparatory Nancy Kasson (Coolbaugh) Commercial John Keegan Commercial Jan Leslie Keeney College Preparatory Edward F. Kiess College Preparatory George Robert Knott College Preparatory Kay Marlene Kring College Preparatory Jack Krotzer College Preparatory Susan Dianne Krouse College Preparatory Theresa Lee Lake College Preparatory Linda Ann Lambert Commercial Linda J. Lane General William Lantz College Preparatory Sharon Lattimer Commercial Dora Lewis Commercial Bernard Links General Joanne Littleton College Preparatory Donna Loomis Commercial Rosemary Loomis College Preparatory Patricia Ann Lord College Preparatory Nancy Elaine Loushay College Preparatory Terry Lovelace College Preparatory Pamela Karen Mallu College Preparatory Barbara Lynn Martin College Preparatory Dawn Marie Matthews College Preparatory Rebecca May Commercial Ann Marie McMauley Commercial Betty Jo McCormick College Preparatory Diane McCullough General Ronald L. Merithew General Janet Irene Minturn Vocational Home Economics Frances Marie Mitchell College Preparatory Betty Jane Morris General Bob Morris General Barbara Jo Murray Commercial Lawrence Allen Newton College Preparatory Mark A. Northrup College Preparatory Barry Nothstein General Harry F. Nye College Preparatory Nancy Lee Orshal Commercial Chris Osborn College Preparatory Gary E. Palmer Vocational Agriculture Ronald Parmenter General Elmer Payne General Laura Pelton General Bernard M. Pietro General Peter B. Politi College Preparatory Brent A. Raupers College Preparatory David Redman General Larry Lee Reeser General Mike Rhodes General Carole A. Rice College Preparatory Laura R. Robbins College Preparatory Paul Robinson General Guy E. Rockwell College Preparatory William Rogers College Preparatory Thomas E. Rosh General Francis Roupp College Preparatory Barbara E. Rowe Commercial Carol Ann Ryman Commercial Joan Sackett Commercial Carol D. Sarisky Commercial Randy Saxon General Sharon Anne Saylor Commercial Ruth Seager Commercial Nancy Rae Shaffer College Preparatory H. Laverne Sinsabaugh College Preparatory John R. Smith General Linda Jo Springer General Dolores Stevens General Marcia D. Stickel College Preparatory Les Stranger General Ivan F. Strope College Preparatory Ralph E. Summers General Patricia Ann Sydock General David M. Taylor College Preparatory Robert E. Tetreault College Preparatory Leon Thorp General Barbara Ann Timm Vocational Home Economics Anne Tolbert College Preparatory Glen Vosselman College Preparatory Gerald R. Warner College Preparatory Carol Webster General Donald Weiss College Preparatory Paula J. Wells College Preparatory Lyle Jack White College Preparatory Duane Allan Wilcox General Jacqueline C. Zeller College Preparatory Marsha JoAnne Wilcox College Preparatory Patricia A. Wiles College Preparatory Anthony J. Worden General Sandra Kay Wright General Scott A. Yarrison General Marsha Zagozewski General The senior class officers did not have one specific advisor, but they have carried on their duties with the aid of Mr. Pruyne or Mr. Finley. Several times the officers conducted class meetings in the auditorium in order that they might discover what the majority wanted. The prime duty of the officers was suggesting means of increasing the class treasury. This year they offered not only bake sales, dances, and car washes, but also the unique idea of a Senior Christmas Hop. With the approval of the entire class, the dance was held successfully on December 18. All activities were hindered somewhat, however, by the absence of a very important person in the seniors’ lives—their class president. Denny Leavenworth, who was elected last spring, was absent the whole year due to serious illness. One last element of concern in the class of 1965 was the departure of Mary Potter, its exchange student from Australia. Mary left in January after a happy year at Athens High and an altogether successful stay in the United States. With her went the class's wishes for many wonderful years in her future. Scttlon, s4ctiocU€6 Mary Potter—Rotary Exchange student from Australia Left to Right—Sharon Saylor, Jean Hoagland, Barbara Griswold, vice-president DAVID P. ALLEN Dave College Teaogan-12 Sports Editor-12 Sr. High Chonis-10-11-12 Lancers-10-11-12 Glee Club-11-12 Football-10-11-12 FRED D. ALPAUGH Tink Art Club-10 Basketball-10-11-12 Baseball-10-12 Soph. Hop Comm. Jr. Prom Comm. IntramuraIs-10-11-12 BOB BAKER Lush College, Coast Guard Officer Wrestling Club-11 Wrestling-11 JIM BARTON Barry Harry General Auto Mechanic Stage Guild-11 Stage Crew-11 Projectionist-10-11-12 Cafeteria Helper-12 Teaogan-11 Lancers-11-12 Football Manager-12 CAROL YVONNE BEALS Rabbit General Marriage Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 ROBERT EUGENE BELL Cool General Williamsport Tech Projectionist-10-11-12 Rock and Mineral Club-10 Rifle Club-10-11 Art Club-10-11 Wrestling Club-10 Track-10 Intramurals-10-11-12 RICHARD BELLES Big Dick College Prep. College and Law Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 Lancers-11 Glee Club-11-12 Class Pres. 10-11 Basketball-10-11-12 Baseball-10-11-12 District Chorus-10-11-12 Regional Chorus-11 LAWRENCE ROBERT BENTLEY Small Larr College 30 Art Club-10-11 Football-11-12 Baseball-12 THOMAS P. BENTON Tom Projectionist-10-11-12 Art Club-10 Intramurals-10-11-12 DONNA DALENE BORTLE Donna Babe Air Line Stewardess Art Club-10 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 KINNITH BOWMAN Kin Auto mechanic F.F.A.-10 BONNIE J. BRIGHAM Bon Nursing and Peace Corps Thespians-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11-12 Homeroom Sec.-ll-12 Teaogan-11-12 Sr. High Chorus-10-11 12 Soph. Hop Comm. Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. Intramurals-10-11 BILLIE JO BURKE William Joseph Elementary Teacher GAG 11 BARBARA JEAN BURNS Bear College Stage Guild-10-11 GAC-12 Homeroom Sec.-10 Teaogan-11-12 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 Color Guard-12 Soph. Hop. Comm. Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. Intramurals-10-11-12 ELAINE CAHILL Surgeon Stage Guild-11 So. High Chorus-10-11-12 MONA MARIE CAIN Beauty School F.H.A.-11-12 GAC-10 Art Club-10 Sr. Band-10-11-12 Sr. High Chorus-10 TIM ALAN CAIN Tiny Tim U.S.A.F. F.F.A.-10-11 Wrestling Club-11 Sr. Band-10-11-12 Wrestling-11-12 ALBERT CAMPBELL A1 Service Pro jectionist-10-11 -12 Art Club-11 Football-10-11-12 Intramurals-10-11-12 JOHN T. CAMPBELL Farmer F.F.A.-10-11-12 JOHN CARLIN Thespians-10 Stage Guild-10 Stage Crew-10 Pro j ectionist-10-11 -12 Intramurals-10-11-12 ROBERT W. CARLIN Bobby Thespians-10 Stage Guild-10 Football-11-12 Basketball-10 Track-11-12 RICHARD ALLEN CASSELBURY Dick Minister CAMILLA SUE CHAFFEE Cam Sociological Nurse Thespians-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11 Sec. 11 Teaogan-11-12 Exchange Editor-12 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 Trebleaires-ll-12 Glee Club-12 DALE COLE College F.F.A.-9-10 11-12 Reporter-9 V. Pres -12 Sr. Band-9 Intramurals-9 10-ll-12 LINDA K. COLLINS Little Girl Employment Student Council-9-12 Stage Guild-10 Teaogan-11-12 Sr. Band-9-10-11-12 Soph. Hop Com. Jr. Prom Comm. THOMAS J. COLLINS Tom College Student Council-10 Thespians-10-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11-12 Stage Crew-10-11-12 Teaogan-12 Athenian-12 Sr. Band-8-9-10-11-12 Dance Band-11-12 JAMES DAVID COOLBAUGH Jimbo Sr. Band-10-11-12 Dance Band-11-12 Band Anouncer LINDA LOUISE CORL College Thespians-11 Stage Guild-10-11 Teaogan-11-12 Co-Art Editor-12 Athenian-12 Sr. High Chorus-10 Accomp.-l 1-12 Soph. Hop Comm. Jr. Prom Comm. District Chorus-12 DONALD CRON Cronic ’ Baseball-10-11-12 Intramurals-10-11-12 JANICE CRON Speedy F.N.A.-l 1 Rifle Club-10 Art Club-10 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 ALICE DARLENE DANIELS ‘Peanut Marriage Stage Guild-10 Library Assistants-10 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 Sopho. Hop Comm.-10 MARLENE DAUGHERTY Mar Marriage LORETTA KAY DAVIDSON 'Reha” Dietician Stage Guild-10-11 Sr. Band-910-11-12 Sopho. Hop Comm. Jr. Prom Comm. LYNDA MARIE DEPUE Lynn Dietician Stage Guild-10 F.H.A.-12 Library Assistants-10 Teaogan-11 Art Club-10 Business Club-10 Sr. High Chorus GARY R. DEVINE College or Service Sr. Band-9-10-11-12 Football-10 Intramurals-9-10-11-12 DORNIA KATHRYN DOLAN Kay Teachers College Thespians-10-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11 12 GAC-12 Library Assistants-10-12 Cafeteria Helper-12 Teaogan-10-11-12 Athenian-11-12 Sr. Chorus-10-11-12 J.V. Cheerleader-8-9 Sopho. Hop Comm. Jr. Prom Comm. DELLA DOTY Duckie Beautician School Thespians-12 Stage Guild-10-11-12 Teaogan-11 Sr. Chorus-10-11-12 Shopho. Hop Comm. Jr. Prom Comm. CHARLES DUNNING Bo Navy F.F.A. Club-9-10 Rifle Club-9-10 Art CIub-8-9 Wrestling Club-10 J.V. Football-9-10 Wrestling-10 VIVIAN ELOUISE EGBERT Viv Home Ec. at Penn State Student Council-10 Homeroorti Secretary-10-11 Sr. Chorus-10-11-12 Glee Club-11-12 Majorette Club-11-12 Majorette-10-11-12 Sopho. Hop Comm. ROBERT D. ENGLAND JR. Dan Lawyer Thespians-10-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11-12 Teaogan-11-12 Radio Club-9 Sr. Band-8-9-10-11-12 Dance Band-11-12 Lancers-12 Track-11-12 District Band-10-11-12 Sopho. Hop Comm. Varsity Club-10-11-12 RAYMOND ELLIS MGR. Football-10-11-12 CLINTON KEITH ESTES Flint Projectionist-10 Wrestling Club-11 Football-10-11-12 Basketball-9-10-11-12 Track-9-10-11-12 Sopho. Hop Comm. Varsity Club-10-11-12 PAUL R. FALSEY Paulie Projectionist-10-11 Rifle Club-10-11 Art Club-10 Wrestling Club-10-11-12 Football-10-11-12 Wrestling-10 Track-10-11-12 Intramurals-10-11-12 LAURA LEE FARRELL Sam Jr. High Student Council-9 Secretary-9 Teaogan-11-12 Poetry Editor-11-12 Sr. Band-10-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11 GAO 12 Secretary-12 Sopho. Hop Comm. Jr. Prom Comm. Homecoming Queen Court-12 IntramuraIs-U-12 LINDA SUZZANNE FISK Fisky Nursing Student Counci 1-10 Stage Guild-10 Future Nurses-12 Cafeteria Helpers-12 Teaogan-11 Sr. Chorus-10-11-12 Glee Club-11-12 Majorette Club-11-12 Majorette 10-11-12 Sopho. Hop Comm. BASIL FOSTER Butch College, and Commercial Airline pilot Student Council-11-12 V. President-11 President-12 Rifle Club-11 Wrestling Club-11 Intramurals-10-11-12 THOMAS E. GARR1TY Tom Service F.F.A.-10-11 Projectionist-10 DENNIS JAMES GERGEL Denny Army Thespians-10-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11-12 Stage Crew-10-11-12 Sr. Band-10-11-12 Dance Band-11-12 PATRICIA ANN GILBERT Pat Undecided Thespians-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11-12 Teaogan-10-11-12 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 MARJORIE A. GLANN Margie Stage Guild-10 GAC-12 Sr. High Chorus-10-12 Intramurals-10-11-12 Soph. Hop. Comm. KAY M. GL1DEWELL Liz Civil Service Stage Guild-10 GAC-12 Athenian-11-12 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 Intramurals-10-11-12 BONNIE JEANNE GLOVER Bonnie College Thespians-10-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11-12 Teaogan-11-12 Humor Editor-12 31 Athenian-12 Sr. High Chorus-10-11 Soph. Hop Comm. GEORGIA GOBLE George Stage Guild-10-11 GAC-12 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 BONNIE SHARON GORDON Flash Medical Missionary National Honor Society-11-12 Future Nurses-11 President-11 Sr. Band-10-11 Sr. High Chorus-12 Glee Club-12 Majorette Club-11-12 Majorette-11-12 EVERETT GORSLINE College Wrestling Club-10-11-12 Treasurer Wrestling-10-11-12 KENNETH R. GREGORY Ken College and Teaching Student Council-11-12 National Honor Society-10-11-12 Thespians-10-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11-12 F.T.A.-12 President-12 Teaogan-11-12 Co-Editor-In-Chief-12 Athenian-12 Soph. Hop Comm. Jr. Prom Comm. BARBARA JEAN GRISWOLD Grizz X-Ray Technician Stage Guild-10 GAC-11 Sr. Chorus-10-11-12 Glee Club-11, 12 Cheerleader-10, 11, 12 Sr. Class Pres.-12 Jr. Class Pres.-11 ROBERT HAUSKNECHT Bob Sr. Band-10, 11, 12 Dance Band-11, 12 WAYNE A HAUSKNECHT Smedford Forester Radio Club-10 Sr. Band-10, 11, 12 Dance Band-11, 12 JOHN HENNESSY Hennessy Projectionist-10 Rifle Club-11 Wrestling Club-11 Intramurals-10, 11, 12 VICKI L. HERMAN Vic Nurse Nat. Honor Society-10, 11, 12 FNA-11 FTA-12 FHA-10 Teaogan-11, 12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11 PAULINE DELORAS HIBBARD Jenny Bug G AC-11, 12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11,12 Intramurals-10, 11, 12 JEAN V. HOAGLAND Jr. College; Legal Sec Student Council-11, 12 Sec.-12 Thespians-10, 11, 12 Stage Guild-10, 11, 12 GAC-11 Homeroom Sec.-10, 11, 12 Teaogan-11, 12 Humor Editor-11 Business Editor-12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 Color Guard-12 Class Sec.-10 Class Treas.-12 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 Jr. Prom Comm.-11 Commencement Usher-11 ELIZABETH ANN HODGE Betty Marriage Stage Guild-11 FHA-12 Lib. Asst.-12 Business Club-11 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 CATHY HORNER Cass Stage Guild-10 GAC-12 Athenian-ll, 12 Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12 THOMAS F. HORTON Mutton Forestry Wrestling Club-10, 11. 12 Wrestling-10, 11, 12 Track-10, 12 Intramurals-10, 11, 12 HENRY HUSHELPECK JOYCE ANN HUSICK Husy Secretary Sr. Band-10, 11, 12 Color Guard-12 GUY R. ISBELL Isard Navy or Air Force Projectionist-10, 11, 12 Glee Club-12 Baseball-10, 11. 12 Astronomy Club-11 Intramurals-10, 11, 12 GARY R. JENNEY Gar Heavy Equipment Operator Intramurals-10, 11, 12 JERRY JONES Jug Drafting Wrestling Club-10, 11, 12 Sr. Band-10, 11. 12 Wrestling-10, 11, 12 NANCY L. JONES Nance Business School FHA-10 GAC-11, 12 Sec.-12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 STEVEN R. JONES Jonesie College Sr. Band-10, 11, 12 Dance Band-11, 12 District Band-10, 11 Track-12 MARGARET KANDELIN Miki College Nat. Honor Society-10, 11, 12 Thespians-10, 11, 12 Stage Guild-10, 11, 12 FTA-12 Teaogan-12 NANCY KASSON COOLBAUGH JOHN KEEGAN W Stage Guild-10 Sr. Chorus-11 Lancers-11, 12 Glee Club-11, 12 Class Vice Pres.-10 Football-10, 11, 12 Baseball-10, 11, 12 JAN LESLIE KEENEY College FHA-10 GAC-11, 12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 Trebleaires-10, 11, 12 Glee Club-11, 12 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 Jr. Prom Comm.-11 GEORGE ROBERT KNOTT College Sr. Band-10, 11, 12 Baseball-10, 11, 12 EDWARD F. KIESS Jen College Stage Crew-10 Sr. Chorus-10, 11,12 Lancers-10, 11, 12 Glee Club-11, 12 Football-10, 11 KAY MARLENE KRING College Nat. Honor Society-10, 11, 12 Sec. 12 Stage Gulid-11 FTA-12 32 Sec.-12 Sr. Band-10, 11, 12 Dance Band-11, 12 JACK KROTZER Jackson Navy Projectionist-10, 11, 12 Rifle Club-11 Wrestling Club-11, 12 Sr. Chorus-10 Baseball-10, 11, 12 Intramurals-10, 11, 12 SUSAN DIANNE KROUSE Sue College Nat. Honor Soc.-l 1, 12 Treasurer-12 FTA-12 FHA-10 Secretary-10 Teaogan-12 Athenian-12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11 Glee Club-11, 12 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 Jr. Prom Comm.-11 THERESA LEE LAKE Tcrsa Nurse Stage Guild-10 Teaogan-12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 Glee Club-12 LINDA ANN LAMBERT Shorty Beautician Stage Guild-10 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 Intramurals-10, 11 LINDA J. LANE Lynn Secretary Stage Guild-10 Lib. Asst.-10 Sr. Chorus-11, 12 WILLIAM LANTZ Willard Nole College Stage Guild-10, 11 Stage Crew-10 Football-10, 11, 12 Basketball-10 Track-10 SHARON LATTIMER FHA-10, 11 DORA LEWIS Secretary Thespians-11, 12 Stage Guild-10, 11, 12 Teaogan-11, 12 Headtypist-12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 Soph. Hop Comm. 10 Intramurals-10, 11 BERNARD LINKS Barney Army Projectionist-11, 12 Cafeteria Helper-11 JOANNE LITTLETON Jody College Student Council-10 Nat. Honor Society-11, 12 Thespians-11, 12 Stage Guild-10, 11, 12 Treas.-ll Pres-12 Teaogan-12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11,12 Cheerleader-10, 11, 12 Co-Captain-12 Varsity Club-10 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 DONNA LOOMIS Accounting Stage Guild-10 Teaogan-12 ROSEMARY LOOMIS Rosie College Thespians-10, 11, 12 Stage Guild-10, 11, 12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 Majorette Club-11, 12 Majorette-11, 12 Head Majorette-12 Class Treasurer-10 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 Jr. Prom Comm.-ll PATRICIA ANN LORD Pat College Nat. Honor Society-10, 11, 12 Stage Guild-11 FTA-12 Homeroom Sec.-12 Teaogan-11, 12 News Editor-12 Athenian-11, 12 Sr. Chorus-11, 12 Glee Club-12 Soph. Hop Comm.-ll Jr. Prom Comm.-ll NANCY ELAINE LOUSHAY Nance College Thespians-10, 11, 12 Stage Guild-10, 11 Teaogan-11, 12 Athenian-12 Sr. Band-10, 11, 12 Dance Band-11, 12 Trebleaires-11, 12 Glee Club-12 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 TERRY LOVELACE Teacher Sr. Band-10. 11 PAMELA KAREN MALLU Pammie Psychologist Nat. Honor Society-10, 11, 12 Thespians-10, 11, 12 Stage Guild-10 G AC-10 Homeroom Sec.-11 Teaogan-11, 12 Humor Editor-11 Feature Editor-12 Athenian-12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 Glee Club-11, 12 Color Guard-12 Soph. Hop Comm.-lO Jr. Prom Comm.-ll Intramurals-12 BARBARA LYNN MARTIN Barb Teacher Nat. Honor Society-11, 12 Vice Pres.-12 Thespians-10, 11, 12 Stage Guild-10, 11, 12 FTA-12 Teaogan-11, 12 Athenian-12 Sr. Chorus-10. 11. 12 Jr. Prom Comm.-l 1 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 DAWN MARIE MATTHEWS College Nat. Honor Society-11, 12 Thespians-11, 12 Stage Guild-11, 12 FTA-12 Homeroom Sec.-12 Teaogan-11, 12 Athenian Sr. Chorus-11, 12 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 Jr. Prom Comm.-ll REBECCA MAY Becky IBM School FHA-10 GAC-11 ANN MARIE McCauley Annie Secretary Thespians-10, 11, 12 Stage Guild-10, 11, 12 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 Jr. Prom Comm.-ll BETTY JO McCORMICK Bet Art School G AC-11, 12 Art Club-10 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 Intramurals-10, 11 DIANE M. McCullough GAC-10, 11, 12 Homeroom Sec.-11, 12 RONALD F. MERITHEW Ron Williamsport Tech. Wrestling Club-10, 11 Wrestling-10, 11 JANET IRENE M INTURN Beautician FHA-11. 12 Art. Club-10 33 Sr. Chorus-12 Intramurals-10 FRANCES MARIE MITCHELL Frani Housewife FNA-10 GAC-11, 12 Lib. Asst.-10, 11 Rifle Club-11 Sr. Chorus-10, 11, 12 BETTY JANE MORRIS Lib. Asst.-lO, 11, 12 Sr. Chorus-11, 12 BOB MORRIS Boob Electronics Lib. Asst.-12 Cafeteria Helper-12 Rifle Club-12 Radio Club-10, 11, 12 BARBARA JO MURRAY Biaki Secretary GAC-11, 12 Homeroom Sec.-11 Sr. Chorus-11, 12 LAWRENCE ALLEN NEWTON Slide Doctor Nat. Honor Society-11, 12 Sr. Band-10, 11, 12 Dance Band-11, 12 District Band-11, 12 Intramurals-10, 11, 12 MARK A. NORTHRUP Architect Nat. Honor Society-10, 11, 12 FTA-12 Vice Pres.-12 Rock and Mineral Club-11 Teaogan-11, 12 Co-Editor-11 Chief Editor-12 BARRY NOTHSTEIN Barr Navy Projectionist-10, 11, 12 HARRY F. NYE College Student Council-11-12 Wrestling Club-10-11-12 Sr. Chorus-10-11-12 Wrestling-10-11-12 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. Soph. Hop Comm. NANCY LEE ORSHAL Nancy Oh! Secretary G.A.C Library Assistant-10 Athenian 11 Art Club 10 Baccalaureate Usher 10 CHRIS OSBORN Peace Corps Rifle Club-11 Art Club-12 Glee Club-11 Basketball-10 Track-10 Spanish Club 10-11 GARY E. PALMER Farmer F.F.A. 9 10-11-12 LAURA R. ROBBINS Nurse Stage Guild 10 Future Nurses 12 Cafeteria Helper 12 Homeroom Secretaries 10 Teaogan 11 Sr. High Chorus 10-11-12 Treble Aires 11-12 Majorette Club 11-12 Majorette 11-12 Soph. Hop Comm. RONALD PARMENTER Ronnie Auto Mechanic Projectionist 10 Sr. Band 10-11-12 ELMER PAYNE Elmmo Navy Projectionist 10-11-12 Rifle Club 11 Sr. Band 10 Sr. Chorus 10-11-12 Football 10-11-12 Intramurals 10-11-12 BERNARD M. PIETRO Library Assistant 12 Wrestling Club 11-12 Sr. High Chorus 12 Glee Club 12 Football 10 Wrestling 11-12 Track 12 PETER B. POLITI Projectionist Club 10 Rock and Mineral Club 11 Track 11-12 BRENT A. RAUPERS Projectionist 10-11-12 Wrestling Club 11 Football 10-11-12 Track 11-12 Intramurals 10-11-12 Varsity Club 11-12 DAVID REDMAN Track 12 LARRY LEE REESER Wrestling 10-11-12 Treasurer Wrestling Club 10-11-12 Treasurer MIKE RHODES Projectionist 10-11-12 Wrestling 10 Intramurals 10-11-12 CAROLE A. RICE Stage Guild 10 G.A.C. 11-12 Sr. High Chorus 10-11-12 Treble Aires 11-12 Majorette Club 11-12 Majorette 10-11-12 Soph. Hop Comm. Jr. Prom Comm. GUY E ROCKWELL JR. Rock Florist Projectionist 10-11-12 Radio Club 10 Sr. Band 10-11-12 Dance Band-11-12 WILLIAM ROGERS Will Senior Band 10-11-12 THOMAS E. ROSH Rushie Construction Engineer Stage Guild 10 Stage Crew 10 Future Farmers 9-10 Projectionist 10-11-12 Rifle Club 10 Wrestling Club 10-11-12 Wrestling 10-11-12 FRANCIS ROUPP Skip College Thespians 11-12 Stage Guild 10-11 Stage Crew 10-11 Sr. Band 9-10 11-12 Dance Band 11 Glee Club 12 Tracjc 11-12 Soph. Hop Comm. BARBARA E. ROWE Barb Beautician School Future Homemakers 10 G.A.C. 11 CAROL ANN RYMAN Executive Secretary Thespians 11-12 Stage Guild 10-11-12 Secretary 12 Senior Band 10-11-12 Jr. Prom Comm. JOAN SACKETT Joanie Secretary Stage Guild-10 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 Soph. Hop Comm. CAROL D. SARISKY Butchie” Secretary Stage Guild-10 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 Glee Club-11-12 Athenian-12 Soph. Hop Comm. Baccalaureate Usher-10 RANDY SAXON College Projectionist-10-11 Photography Club-11 President-11 Athenian-11-12 Art Club-10 Intramurals-11 Soph. Hop Comm. SHARON ANNE SAYLOR Sherrie Business School National Honor Society-10-1112 Thespians-10-11-12 Stage Guild-10-11-12 V. President-11-12 Homeroom Secretary-10-11-12 Trebleaires-12 Color Guard-12 Class Secretary-11-12 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 Jr. Prom Comm.-11 RUTH SEAGER Ruthie Office Work Stage Guild-11 F.H.A.-12 V. President-12 Library Assistants-10 Business Club-10 Sr. High Chorus-10-11-12 NANCY RAE SHAFFER Nance College Stage Guild-10 F. H.A. 10 G. A.C. 11, 12 Library Assistant 10 Rifle Club 10 H. LAVERNE SINSABAUGH Skeets Male Nursing, anesthetist Sr. Band 10-11-12 JOHN R. SMITH Smitty Williamsport Tech. LINDA JO SPRINGER Lynn Practical Nursing G.A.C. Home Room Sec. 10 Sr. High Chorus 10, 11. 12 Glee Club 11, 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Jr. and Sr. Prom Comm. Soph. Hop Comm. DOLORES STEVENS Dewey Beautician Stage Guild 10 Future Nurses 11 Art Club 12 Sr. High Chorus 10, 11 MARCIA D. STICKEL Marc Gym Teacher G.A.C. 11. 12 Art Club 10 Sr. High Chorus 10, 11. 12 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Soph. Hop Comm. 10 LES STRANGER Kangaroo Tech School Wrestling Club 11 Football 10, 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10 IVAN F. STROPE Stfoker Corning Community College Football 10 Baseball 10, 11 Gymnastics Club 10, 11, 12 RALPH E. SUMMERS Ralphie Boy Accountant Intramurals PATRICIA ANN SYDOCK Trisha Nurses Training Stage Guild 10 F. N.A. 10, 11, 12 G. A.C. Sr. High Chorus 10, 11. 12 DAVID MICHAEL TAYLOR Dave College Projectionist 10 Art Club 10 Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10. 11. 12 Soph. Hop Comm. 10 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. ROBERT E. TETREAULT Bob College Wrestling Club 10, 11, 12 Sr. Chorus 11, 12 Glee Club 12 Football 10, 11. 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Soph. Hop Comm. Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 11 LEON THORP College Wrestling Club 11, 12 Wrestling 11 Intramurals 10 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. BARBARA ANN TIMM Barb Marriage F.H.A. 11, 12 Sr. High Chorus 11 ANNE TOLBERT F.H.A. 11, 12 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 11 GLENN VOSSELMAN Butch Architectural Draftsman GERALD R. WARNER Jerry Army Projectionist 10, 11, 12 Dance Band 11 Glee Club 12 CAROL WEBSTER G.A.C. 11. 12 Secretary 11 President 12 Sr. Chorus 11, 12 DONALD WEISS Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10 PAULA J. WELLS College Thespians 11, 12 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Teaogan 12 Senior High Chorus 10, 11, 12 Soph. Hop Comm. 10 LYLE JACK WHITE Medicine Student Council 10. 11, 12 Treasurer 12 Nat. Honor Soc. 10, 11, 12 President 12 Sop. Hop Comm. 10 Junior Prom Comm. 11 DUANE ALLAN WILCOX College Wrestling Club 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 10, 11 Intramurals 10 MARSHA JOANNE WILCOX Marsh X-ray Technician F.H.A. 11, 12 Historian 12 Sr. High Chorus 11, 12 PATRICIA A. WILES Patti Laboratory Technician Student Council 10, 11, 12 Stage Guild 10 F. N.A. 10, 11 Treasurer 11 G. A.C. 11, 12 Library Assistant 10 Sr. High Chorus 10, 11, 12 ANTHONY J. WARDEN Tony Navy Cafeteria Helpers 12 Art Club 10 Wrestling Club 11 Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10 Track 10, 11, 12 SANDRA KEY WRIGHT Pat G.A.C. 11, 12 Art Club 10 Intramurals 10, 11 SCOTT A. YARRISON MARSHA ZAGOZEWSKI Art School Art Club 12 Majorette 10, 11, 12 Soph. Hop Comm.-10 JACQUELINE C. ZELLER Jackie Elementary Teacher Nat. Honor Society 11, 12 Thespians 10, 11, 12 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Teaogan 11, 12 Athenian 12 Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12 Color Guard 12 Soph. Hop Comm. 10 Jr. Prom Comm. 11 OfftfuCutitiott Graduation is a sense of accomplishment. Looking from the Senior’s point of view, graduation is the most important moment of a student’s life. A student works six years to gain the privilege of donning a cap and a gown in order that he may walk down the aisle to receive a diploma. This diploma is essential to a student's future life. Without a high school diploma, it is impossible for a young man or woman to get a good paying job where he or she may expect to be promoted. Most business firms will not even consider hiring an individual who cannot present a diploma of graduation. Therefore, most high school students work diligently to obtain this diploma. SUNDAY TUrSDAY ESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY School days are Days of Supervision. The Board of Education formulates the policies of Athens High School and supervises the spending of money for school activities. Our principal, Mr. Finley supervises the behavior of students. Staff members of the faculty supervise the learning of pupils in Athens High School, and the office secretaries supervise the organization of the main office. Just as important are the custodians and the cafeteria staff who kfeep the school clean and feed nearly one thousand mouths a day. Without supervision, there would be no Athens High School. Therefore, school days must be Days of Supervision. 39 The Board of Education is the executive body of the Athens school system and is composed of twenty members, five from each of the four districts in the jointure. Athens Borough, Athens Township, Sheshequin Township, and Ulster Township constitute the jointure. These twenty members hold regular business meetings monthly to formulate school BOTTOM ROW: R. Callear, R. Bowen. J. Lynch. C. Arnold, M. Wanck, R. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: S. Cooper, J. Littleton, D. Nickeson, C. Morris, D. Hicks, S. Sealander, C. policy, supervise the spending of school money, hire an educational staff, and solve problems which may arise during the school year. The students and the community owe a great debt to the Board of Education for the very beneficial and successful work it has done in the past and will continue to do in the future. £ctucatto i Isbell, R Ammerman, J. Watson. ROBERT MARTIN B.S. Shippcnsburg M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Mr. Martin is an administrative assistant to the principal. In this job he has several duties among which are maintenance supervision, equipment and supply supervision, attendance director, and athletic director. Every position is important for the successful running of a school, and Mr. Martin has done his job faithfully and well. RICHARD W. MARVIN Supervising Principal B.A. Mansfield State College M.S. Bucknell University The supervising principal is the executive officer of the Board of Education. He must carry out the wishes of the Board and develop the general policies adopted by it. He is responsible for the administration and supervision of the schools in the jointure. The supervising principal oversees and directs the work of the teachers and the other personnel. Also among his duties is the supervision of the recreation program of the school district. He is the official representative of the school to the public and conducts public relations. The supervising principal has many strenuous duties, and these duties have been ably executed by Mr. Marvin. 42 RIC HARD I-'INLEY High School Principal Potomac Junior College B.S. Penn State University M.Ed. Penn State University The secondary principal is elected by the Board of Education to administer and supervise the work of the high school. He must supply capable leadership for the teachers and employees under his direction and is responsible for building citizenship and morale in the students. The high school principal must assume the responsibility for instructional improvement and also for educational leadership in the community. He works with the supervising principal for a sound public relations program. Mr. Finley has successfully fulfilled his duties, and the students appreciate what he has done for them. JAMES PRUYNE Assistant High School Principal B.S. East Stroudsburg State College M.S. Cornell University Mr. Pruyne holds a position fairly new in the secondary system—that of assistant to the secondary principal. As assistant to Mr. Finley, Mr. Pruyne has charge of homeroom and locker assignments, schedule changes, student activities, and discipline. He has been a great help to the administration in the performing of its numerous duties. 43 MRS. GRACEMARY ALGER A. B. Elmira College M.Ed. College of William Mary Senior Engish Latin I II Athenian Advisor MRS. THELMA H. BEAGLE B. S. Gettysburg College 8th Engjish NELSON ALLEN B.S. Mansfield State College 8th Social Studies Jr. High Student Council MISS MARIE BEAN B.S. Mansfield State College M.S. Bucknell University U.S. History Majorette Club WILLIAM ALLFORD B.S. Mansfield State College 7th, 8th, 9th General Music Sr. High Chorus Jr. High Band MRS. ELEANOR L. BIALEK B.S. Rider College Shorthand I and II Typing II Office Practice HARRY C. AYER B.S. University of Pennsylvania M.S. University of Pennsylvania 7th and 8th Reading KURT W. BOGART B.A. Ithaca College French I, II, and III RODNEY K. BAXTER B.S. California State Mechanical Drawing Auto Shop DR. CLYDE W. BRESEE B.S. Mansfield State College M.S. Penn State University P H D. Cornell University Guidance Lancers The math and science departments of Athens High School offer many exciting courses to interested students. Physics and chemistry offer a great challenge to the scientifically minded. Geometry, trigonometry, math, and algebra give students a few extra hours of homework each night. Biology and general science give underclassmen a sound background for harder academic courses. Students at Athens are very proud of their math and science curriculum. MRS. ELIZABETH B. BRESEE B.S. Mansfield Slate 0)1 lege 11th English Teaogan EDWARD J. DRABINSKI B.S. Mansfield State. College Industrial Arts MRS. MARY K. BROUGHTON B.S. Mansfield State College Home Economics Sr. FHA JAMES C. DREW B.S. Mansfield State College 7th and 8th Reading 9th English (fuicUiHce okcC Students at Athens are very fortunate in having excellent guidance and library facilities. The guidance office keeps students informed of job opportunities, scholarships, and holds many up-to-date College Bulletins for interested students. Students with Scholastic problems may find their answer in the guidance office. The library is a very important part of the school system. It supplies students with materials for research and for pleasure. A lot of work goes into each of these departments, but it is well worth it. PHILIP L. BUTLER B.S. Mansfield State College Math Science LEONARD M. GABRIEL B S. Bloomsburg State College Bookkeeping I, II Business Math MRS RUTH B DANKO B.S. Stroudsburg Physical Education GAC MRS. JANE C. HAIR A.B. Elmira College 7th English EARL K. DILL A.B. University of Michigan Algebra I Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry MISS EDITH A HINE Robert Packer Hospital F.N.A. MRS. RUTH E. JONES B.S. East Stroudsburg College M.A. New York University Elementary Physical Education Health ROBERT MARTIN B.S. Shippensburg State College M.Ed. Penn State University Administrative Assistant Business Law Typing I Athenian Advertising Director of Athletics THOMAS E. JONES B.S. East Stroudsburg College M.A. New York University Driver Training MRS. MARION McDonald B.S. Mansfield State College Home Economics Jr. F.H.A. THEODORE A KEIR B.S. East Stroudsburg College Vocational Science Earth and Space Science Basketball Coach Baseball Coach RICHARD MERRITT B.S. Mansfield State College 7th Science 8th Science Assistant Baseball and Wrestling Coach aid (?o tuHe cccU When the new high school was built, the students from the fine arts and the commercial courses found themselves well provided for. The business rooms are supplied with many types of office machines with which a student may familiarize himself. Shorthand is a popular subject among junior and senior girls. The art room Music suite, and backstage of the auditorium are well furnished with the instruments needed for the fine arts. ELDRED HITCHCOCK B.S. Penn State University Vocational Agriculture Young Farmers 8th Science F.F.A. Advisor DONALD KNOUSE B.S. Mansfield State College M.S. Bucknell University Penna. History Civics Sr. High Student Council KENNETH H OAKES B.S. East WILLIAM J. INMAN A. B. Mount St. Mary College POD. Oral and Written Expression World Culture MISS JULIA LUNGER B. S. Penn State University Guidance Stroudsburg College Health Physical Education J.V. Basketball Students find that there are many aspects to the fields of music, art, and drama; and through their excellent instructors become well informed in their particular subject. Surely, pupils at Athens have a lot to be thankful for. 46 MRS ARLENE PICKERING B.S. Indiana State College Typing I Personal Typing DAVID H. RUSSELL B S. Mansfield State College POD. 10th Geography Track Coach JAMES R. PRUYNE M.Ed. Cornell University Assistant Principal Senior Physics 10th Science ROBERT SCHRIER A.B. Lafayette College Senior English 9th English National Honor Society DONALD RIKER B.S. Penn State University Industrial Arts Radio Club MRS. MARGARET PRUYNE B.S. Mansfield State College A. B. University of N. Carolina Library Library Club ROBERT L. SEELEY B. S. Mansfield State College Biology MISS GLADYS REEVES M.Ed. Penn State University Special Education LEO D. SLIFE B.S. Wilkes College 7th Math 9th Math Social Stuetico Students interested in French and Latin find excellent opportunities to further themselves in these courses at Athens. Both courses are well supplied with interesting materials and recording devices. English classes increase a student's vocabulary and create interest in classical writings, as well as improving the student’s w'riting ability. The social studies departments give all Athens students a sound background in world, American, and Pennsylvanian history and culture. Civics and P.O.D. classes keep students well informed on movements in American government. Social Studies classes make far better citizens of Athens students, and with this background of languages and history our students are far better people. JOHN SWANK B.S. Edinborough 7th-12th Art Art Club RICHARD SWETLAND B.S. Mansfield State College M.M. New York State University Instrumental Music Senior Band Dance Band 47 JACK TIDLOW B.S. Lock Haven State College Algebra I Algebra II Athenian VICTOR S. WEISS B.A. Moravian College Physical Ed. Varsity Club Vaisity Football Coach MRS. ANN M. THOMPSON B.S. and Business Ed. Bloomsburg St3te College 8th Math MRS GLADYS R. WESTBROOK B.S. Mansfield State College Vocal Music Jr. High Chorus Treble Aires Jr. High Music JOSEPH J. THOMPSON B.S. Bloomsburg State College 8th Science 12th Math Wrestling Coach Wrestling Club Asst. Football Coach JAMES S. WHITMER B.S. Mansfield 7th Social Studies Future Teachers Club PAUL R. WEAVER B.A. Penn State University 10th English Drama Club Sophomore Class Advisor MRS. SIGRID WILKINSON B.S. Mansfield State College Chemistry Varsity Cheerleaders Photo Club 'pcicocCttf The Agriculture, Industry, and Home Economics classes work hard to improve life in this Valley. Boys who are members of the agricultural classes learn the proper methods of farming, raising livestock, and running farm machinery. Boys in shop use their various talents to produce useable metal and wooden products. The)' learn how to run automobiles, how they work, and how to run shop machines. Girls in Home Economics learn how to cook, sew and care for a home in the proper manner. These students have a chance to put to use in class the techniques that they have learned. Upon graduating from Athens High School they will be a great asset to this Valley. Mrs. Celia Arnold Mrs. Molly Frock Mrs. Helen Robinson Mrs. Kathleen Schmieg O cce SecnetanieA The office secretaries are one of the greatest assets of Athens High School. They keep the files in order, type letters and other necessary information, sell tickets for athletic events, and, in general, keep the school organized. A teacher in need of a student may spend 5 seconds in the office talking with one of the secretaries, looking through the files, and immediately know where to find that student. A student wanting to know how much money a certain club has in its treasury can find out quickly by going to the office. Students and teachers alike depend a great deal on the office secretaries, and are very grateful for all the secretaries, and are very grateful for all the secretaries do for them. Mrs. Lucy VanValkner Merritt VanValkner Arthur Bishop Ted Canfield Owen Gerould On certain doors in the halls, you will see labeled Custodian Room. This is for seven people who help keep the school clean. These people scrub, wash, and polish all the floors; they also wash walls, lights, ceilings, windows, etc. They work in three different shifts: 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m., 3:30-11 p.m., and 11 p.m.-7 a.m. They have certain areas that each cleans; and when they are finished, they can help the others if they want to. They have these same assignments all year long. During the summer, they wash all the lockers inside and out getting them ready for the next year. Beside? keeping the inside of the school clean, they also keep the grass mowed and the hedges trimmed. U4tocU£Ut4 gg Feeding close to 1,000 people is a big job—one recjuir-ing skill, planning, efficiency, and hard work. These ladies put in a full day—from 8 o'clock in the morning until 3 o clock in the afternoon preparing satisfying lunches for the entire student body and faculty. After the last of the students has eaten, it is time to start getting ready for the next day's meal. Each daily menu must comply with certain federal regulations. This Federal Pattern, as it is called, states the minimum of the basic foods which each plate must contain. To help in planning nourishing meals a recipe file is included with the pattern. In addition, the ladies experiment with ideas of their own and add many of their personal touches to give the meals that extra something. Mrs. Eloisc Cornctiy Mrs. Dorothy Fairbanks Mrs. Eleanor Krinp Mrs. Joan Parker Mrs. Gene Patterson Mrs. Emma Robbi ns a etefU z 51 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WED NESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY TsCUfA Off SKdeCUMVl School days are days of Endeavor. Each school day is a life in itself in which each student endeavors to reach an ultimate goal—achievement. Every underclassman endeavors to achieve many goals: making the honor roll, completing a book report, making a new friend, and finally, becoming a senior. Endeavor covers every aspect of a student’s life. It is the very basis upon which education is founded. Without endeavor, there can be no achievement. Thus, we may truthfully say that each school day is a Day of Endeavor. 53 BOTTOM ROW (L to R)—D. Mclntire, G. Miller, R. Bortle, D. Rae, M. Shadduck, L. Henley, R. Beeman, A. Alpaugh 2ND ROW— D. Johnson, B. Gehris, G. Greeno, J. Coolbaugh, N Worthington, N. Sweet, C. Shaffer, C. Watson 3RD ROW—R. Politi, J. Bailey, B Burton, N. Hettick, P. Krouse, P. Orshal, G. Liguori, R Gilbert 4TH ROW—A. Russell, H. Gemberling, J. Lovelace, B. May, J. Wright, S. Kraft. Seventh tyiode BOTTOM ROW—R. Webster, F. Matthews, R. Kasson, G. Horton, J Rumpff, D. Flynn, M. Campbell, R. Banajamin 2ND ROW—D. Wintermute, D. Allen, W. Moshier, L. White, W. Drake, K. Webster, C. Chamberlin, S. Foster 3RD ROW—L. Blackley, L. Grego J. Cole, R. Orshall, J. Levering, D. Payne, S. Ayer, D. Walters, 4TH ROW—L. Wheeler, B. Ryder, B. Winston, G. Wood, G Griffith, A. Talada, J. Kulcyzcki, C. Ward BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—J. Moore, R. Crowley, E. Brittain, K. Robinson, L. Krumbelbein, S. Watkins, C. Knowles, L. Kelly. 2ND ROW—W. Waltman, B. Horner, K. DePaul, D. Baker, W. Merritt, M. Ruger, S. Greeno, J. Husick. 3RD ROW—S. Crossett, E. Driscoll, J. Beidleman, P. Bair, M. Howard, S. Parks, V. Every, G. Roof. 4TH ROW—J. Pruyne, J. Goodin, K. Cole A. Kraft, G. Russell. Seventh tyiacte BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—J. Westbrook, K. Gabriel, A. Sackett, D. Wilcox, J. Carr, P. Wanck, W. Fenton, G. Strope. 2ND ROW— S. Lake, G. Johnston, R. Goble, N. Miller, J. Bresee, C. Nickeson, S. McDonald, K. Comstock, L. Hunsinger. 3RD ROW—R. Brown, W. Set as, M. White, C. Knott, L. Taylor, W. Weller, K. Knowles, C. Herr, R. Wright. 4TH ROW—C. Arnold, A. Ballard, C. Beals, M. Steil, V. Jordan, L. Worthington, A. Saylor. BOTTOM ROW (L to R)—R. Baity, H. Hill, C. Mullen G. Stevens, K. Crandall, G. Rosenberger, R. Pruyne, D. Brigham 2ND ROW—G. Mathews, L. Wilson, M. Gilette, K. McCormick, J. Brennen D. Tozer, K. Nickeson, G. Roupp 3RD ROW—M. Brown, K. Shaffer, M. Allen, J. Horvath, B. Carpenter, J. Smith, D. Davis, S. Ashe. 4TH ROW—W. Watkins, B. Springer, B. VanGorder, K Pelton, M. Morley, S. Huslander Seue tt i (faaxte BOTTOM ROW (L to R)—R. Dolan, A. Rowe, J. Berrigan, D. Gary, J. Quinn, D. Dolan, D. Kitchen 2ND ROW—P. Morningstar, J. Sackett, S. Ruger, M. Dorocke, J. Carlyle, C. Vanderpool, G. Franklin, T. Anthony, V. Cole 3RD ROW—M. Keysaw, M. McDonald, B. McKean, J. Putnam, R. Talada, V. Vosselman, C. Morse, J. Little, S. Rae 4TH ROW—S. Wren, B. Collins, R. VanAllen, R. Pierson, F. Slife, H. Pierce, G. Gorsline, R. Leavenworth BOTTOM ROW (L to R)—G. Eltringham, J. Savacool, K. Hartjen, T. Page, D. Kasson, D. Horvath 2ND ROW—K. Klinko, J. Zeller, C. Loushay, D. Jackson, M. Watkins, D. Wandell, J. Bidlock, M. Cron, V. Kinner, M. Murphy 3RD ROW—D. Magee, D. Millard, J. Schultz, J. Daniels, K. Sealander, W. Price, D. Ramey, D. Romania, P. Ward, L. Morris 4TH ROW—R. Callear, J. Druffner, D. Campbell, R. Schoonover, E. Gwinn, P. Walker, J. Vanderpool BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—G. Lantz, G Helson L. Wood, W. Wilkinson, J. Bradley, J. Gray, D. Wandell, P. Lane. 2ND ROW—R. Bydairk, A. Morris, J. King, R. Keegan, J. Robinson, S. Arnold, S. Wood, J. Barton. 3RD ROW—G. Page, V. Patton, R. Struble, P. Homer, S. Cole, M. Shaddoch, J. Cotton, T. Daugherty. 4TH ROW—L. Allis, J. Chi Ison, J. Quinn, J. Frisbie tyuuCe BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—J. Curran, T. Barrett, G. Johnson, D. Orshaw, M. Jacobson, P. Davidson, D. Hurd, M. La Due 2ND ROW— R. Traver, P. Dix, M. Carlyle, S. Cole, J. Watkins, E. Harris, M. Swetland, E. Corl, D. Himes. 3RD ROW—J. Fenton, M. Hughes, P. Hiess, L Wheeler, Z. Beeman, W. King, K. Coombs, D. Scrivener. 4TH ROW—K. Button, J. Davidson, D. Waite, U. Farr, R. Wright, R. Perry, R. Roethlisberger BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—J. Nye, R. Learn, K. Wiles, R. Crone, R. Hogan, R. Patterson, L. Piper. 2ND ROW—A. Graham, C. Brown, G. Wilson, P. Collins, C. Crandall, J. Martin, E. Reagan, A. Bustin, D. Gallup, J. Driscoll. 3RD ROW—L. Harris, P. Ackley, L. Levering, B. Fraley, P. Homer, K. Knouse, S. Maynard, B. Bean, C. Benjamin, P. Hook. 1TH ROW—J. Bailey, D. Blauvelt, R. Layman, M. Dolan, L. Miner, R. Matthews, R. Pond. BOTTOM ROW (I to r)—D. Potter, J. Tolbert, J. Morris, T. Horton,. T. Maynard. 2ND ROW—L. Covey, B. Graham, A. Hogan, L. Comstock, C. Sinsabaugh, R. Croteau. L. Politi. 3RD ROW—M. Simmons, R. Sutton, P. Utter, D. Schmidt, J. White. 4TH ROW— F. Goodreau, H. Coombs, F. Spencer, D. Webster, H. Strope, R. Drake, D. Fenton BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—R. Doty, T. Stevens, R. Swetland. 2ND ROW—G. Stedge, S. McNamara, P. Lake, L. Ellis, S. Howard, D. Thomas, B. Sheffler. 3RD ROW—S. Mitchell, D. Callear, C. Newton, J. Page, A. Estes, J. Colwell. 4TH ROW—R. Bortle, S. Scrivner, R. Thompson, G. Brown, C. Brewer, J. Watson, M. Crouse. BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—J. Barton, A. Myers, R. McCauley. 2ND ROW—K. McCormick, E. Whipple, B. Reed, L. Westbrook, P. Davis, K. Van Fleet, S. Hausknecht, C. Bair. 3RD ROW—R. Rockwell, J. Gattiker, L. Fisk, L. Hceman, M. O'Donnell, S. Regan, J. Edrad-zinski, G. Fenton. 4TH ROW—T. Wells, J. Summers, R. Huber, W. Morris, D Phillips, G. Fairbanks, G. Watson. BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—D. Sherbo, T. Rowe, G. Matthews, S. Moore, D. Young. 2ND ROW—B. Foster, R. Covey, D. Bowen, S Mastellar, P. Bustin, S. Davidson, D. Horton, J. Rinebold, W. Wandell. 3RD ROW—C. Robinson, B. Beeman, V. Ball, J. Lambert, R. Allen, R. Brennan B. Summer, L. Schoonover, L Perry. 4TH ROW—G. Cori, S. Ayers, G. Kunkel, K. Nickeson, K. VanGorder, M. Warden, E. Hunsinger, C. Allis. BOTTOM ROW (L to R)—G. Lee, E. Worthington, 2ND ROW—L Roger, L Bull, G. Horton, C. Baker, G. Robinson, M. Law, L. Learn, B. White, S. Osmun 3RD ROW—W. Hatch, M. Blow, D. Chilson, R. Lantz, N. Nickeson, J. Bums, C. Osmun, J. Zagozcwski, A. Tuttle, B. Iffert 4TH ROW—C. Lantz, T. Warner, W. Allen, D. Boston, F. Spencer, D. Robinson, G. Grecno, J. Cole, R. Kring, D. Morley tyuzde The tenth grade is the first year that students have their own class government, which consists of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Under the supervision of their advisor, Mr. Weaver, the class officers meet to decide the activities in which the class will participate. They also decide how to increase the treasury. This year the outstanding feature was the sale of class pins. 7e tt6 tyuide BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—W. Arnold, S. Bennett, D. Armstrong, B. Clark, S. Beidleman, M. Cole, B. Burke, M. Alexander, S. Bair, N. Murro. 2ND ROW—G. Berrigan, R. Brewer, S. Bourdette, P. Alpaugh, Y. Bennett, P. Ballard, M. Allen, S. Congdon. 3RD ROW—A. Baker, R Allyn, T. Barrett, C. Cotter, W. Allen, D. Bostwick, B. Carlin, N. Campbell. BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—R. Daniels, W. Forbes, E. Hiley, J. Eltringham, J. Cron. 2ND ROW—P. Holcomb, L. Grimley, P. Driscoll, A. Hair, G. Husick, S. DePaul, S. Daugherty, K. Gillete, J. Goble, D. Harvey, G. Jones. 3RD ROW—S. Gilbert, M. Frock, D. Haulton, G. Every, E. Hurd, C. Gable, C. Curran, J. Goagland, N. Hunsinger, J. Garrity. 4TH ROW—R. Geiger, A. Fassett, H. Gilbert, P. Franklin, C. Herman, W. Firestine, A. Jones, K. Fuller, D. Hubbard, R. Cron, A. Johnson. (fatute BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—B. Mclntire, G. Keir, S. Loomis, M. Kandeline, M. Miller, J. Kline, J. Merritt, P. Law, C. Levering, S. Mintum. 2ND ROW—W. Mosier, M. Lewis, V. Marrone, M. Matthews, P. Murray, C. McNamara, C. Lord, H. Lovelace, C. Kline. 3RD ROW—J. Littleton, R. Maynard, J. Lewis, D. Newton, B. Morris, D. Neubauer, I. Myers, M. Kraft, R. LaDue, D. Knolles, B. Rogers. BOTTOM ROW (L to R)—L. Rowe, J. Saxon, J. Orshal, L. Northrup, K. Nothstein, L. Pierce S. Sherbo, D. Place, K. Smith, H Sackett, P. Orshal 2ND ROW—P. Regan, G. Stevens, S. Rumpff, T Orshal, J. Roof, J. Orshal, D. Parks, A Rosenberger. J. Rosh, S. Osmun, D. Pctry, E. Pierson, A. Scharper 3RD ROW—R. Smith, L. Page, M. Sitas, J. Pruyne, D. Nichols, G. Culver, F. Spencer, A. Spencer, T. Perry, P. Rae, BOTTOM ROW—C. Stone, M. Tetreault, J. White, G. Wiles, J. Taylor, R. Walker 2ND ROW—W. Wilson, R. White, M. Walker. S. Wood, T. Womer, J Watkins, J. Winslow, N. Wolfe, L. Worthington, P. Wilson, V. Watrous, L. Vanderpool, L. Tolbert 3RD ROW —B. Tolbert, K. Williams. The eleventh grade officers, under the supervision of their class advisor, Miss Bean, meet during the year to decide the activities in which the class will participate. This year’s officers also acted as a committee to select the styles for class rings. The junior class this year participated in bake sales, car washes, and dances in order to increase the treasury. The year was highlighted on May 1 by the Junior-Senior Prom. BOTTOM ROW (L to R)—R. Baker, C. Campbell, L. Bennett, B. Allis. 2ND ROW—J. Barton P. Benjamin, J. Bish, K. Callear, C. Cady, W. Brown, R. Campbell, A. Bortle. 3RD ROW—E. Baker, K. Adams, D. Bell, L. Barnes, K. Davis, C. Ashe, D. Bidlack. BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—T. Dix, J. Durrand, J. Garrison, M. Duroche, M. Collins. 2ND ROW—S. Grego, J. Gavette, M. Fairbanks, G. Estes, K. Fish, M. Chaffee, H. Core, G. Girtch. 3RD ROW—C. Foster, S. Evans, D. Cron, C. Bennett, R. Every, W. Fisher, G. Gavette. 4TH ROW—D. Green, C. Eddy, R. Frock, R. Depew, D. Correll, C. Evans, J. Comeby, W. Fish, D. Goodin. BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—F. Holley, L. Lewis, K. Hock, M. Hogan. R. Kline. 2ND ROW—D. Lantz, C. Hartgen, A. Lantz, M. Howard, S. Langford, K. Harding, J. Hicks, D. Gregory. 3RD ROW—K. Keysaw, C. Keegan, S. Keiss, J. Kulczycki, S. Jordan, M. Hettich, L Lantz, J. Knapp, T. Hughes. 4TH ROW—R. Haulton, D. Learn, J. Kunkel, D. Kowalek, C. Gwinn, W. Harris, H. Layman, D. Horton BOTTOM ROW (I to r)—R. Oswalt, A. Northrup, P. Orshaw, S. Merritt, J. Nickerson, M. Merritt. 2ND ROW—L. McCarty, P. Morris, F. Morley, L. Orshaw, N. Murphy, M. Regan, V. Rumpff. 3RD ROW—L. McCracken, L. Nye, M. Nichols, B. May, G. Pelton. 4TH ROW—R. Rimbey, J. McDonald, R. Page, K. Rowe, D. McNamara. BOTTOM ROW (1 to r)—W. Wilkinson, J. Talada, J. Westbrook, R. Winslow, J. Slife, D. VanFleet. 2ND ROW—J. White, V. Wright, C. Schimdt, S. Webster, S. Wilkinson, E. Tolbert, R. Shay, N. Sumner, R. Scrivener, L. Wanck, R. Stillman, D. Schrader. 4TH ROW —M. Sydock, P. Wood, J. Smith, T. Warner, D. Webster, R. Youmans. WEDN SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY — ESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY 'DaqA s4ctcvitce4 School days are Days of Activities. A student is given privilege of pursuing whatever field interests him the most. An individual interested in Drama finds several dramatic groups to choose from. Each group offers an insight to a different aspect of stage w'ork. Journalistic students find several scopes to be explored, and the scholastical personage has many opportunities to pursue his interests. Athens High School offers activities for the athletes, artists, actors, writers, honor students, musicians, students who plan to enter a specific field of study, and for those w’ho are just looking for a good time. Days of Activities are not lazy days. 71 FRONT (l-r)—L. Bennett. J. Zeller, K. Homer. P. Lord, B. Glover. P Mallu, J. White, B. Martin. STANDING BACK (l-r)— K. Dolan. S. Drouse, G. Girtch, N. Sumner, T. Collins, K. Gregory, R. Saxon. D. Matthews, L. Corl, K. Glidewell, D. Gregory. s4t6eKC4Ui KNEELING (l-r)—D. Allen, M. Northrup, K. Gregory. B. Pietro. SITTING (l-r)—J. Zeller, J. Hoagland, V. Herman. B. Glover, P Lord. P. Gilbert. P Wells, E. Cahill. P. Mallu. D. Lewis. STANDING (l-r)—J. Littleton. L. Corl. M. Glann, B Martin. P Wiles. G. Goble, S. Krouse, D. Matthews. K. Dolan. C. Chaffee, K. Kring, B. Brigham Now whal do I do with it? s4t6e UaK This year, the 1965 ATHENIAN is being presented by a staff of experienced students. These students helped with the previous edition during their junior year. They attended a yearbook seminar in Wilkes-Barre in May, 1964, to increase their knowledge of producing a good yearbook. The yearbook did not have an editor, but all members worked co-operatively after school on Wednesdays and during activity period Fridays with their advisor, Mrs. Alger. This is the 124th edition of the ATHENIAN, a far cry from the first newspapers and magazines to be put out by the ATHENS ACADEMY. In fact, it is the oldest known name in publications in Pennsylvania. This and the fact that the yearbook has won many awards are events which every ATHENS student should be proud of. It is the hope of the class of 1965 that this yearbook upholds tradition. The Teaogan, our school newspaper, published this year with great success. Its capable staff was headed by co-editors, Mark Northrup and Kenneth Gregory. Mrs. Bresee, the junior English teacher, was the faculty advisor. Mrs. Bresee has contributed many new suggestions and ideas to improve our paper. The staff met once a week. At these meetings assignments were given and ideas for new editions and improvements from the last issue were discussed. The reporters found scoop stories in the many activities and phases of school life. Each paper contained a sports section, feature stories, and articles on functions of clubs in the school. It also contained themes, short stories, and poetry written by any student. A new addition to the paper this year was its junior high section. This was devoted entirely to seventh, eighth, and ninth grade happenings. The staff has worked hard and diligently to issue a good paper. Much praise should be given to them for their fine success. t07e oytU€ KNEELING (l-r)—D Allen, S. Keiss, J. Littleton. D Lewis, P Shay, J Kulziki, P. Mallu, L. Corl, M Kandclin. K Gregory, D England, T. Collins. M. Northrup. STANDING (l-r)—B. Mae. K Fish, M Regan. D. Gregory, J. Bish, L. Nye, J. Irons, V. Rumpht. Jo „ 2.-, Bngham- J Hicks- P Wells- L. Farrell. G. Girtch. V. Herman. SITTING (l-r)—D. Cron, J. Hoagland, B. Bums. R Page, b Glover, P Lord, S. Krouse, N Loushay, D. Matthews, B Martin. K Dolan rr i KNEELING (I-r)—D. Armstrong, M. Kandelin, S. Sherbo, B. Me Intire, M. Kandeling, M. Matthews, G. Keir, J. Goble, G. Husick, L. Pierce, S. DePaul. SITTING—J. Hoagland, S. Loomis, S. Say lor, D. Matthews, S. Daugherty, C. Ryman, A. McCauley, D. Doty, P. Gilbert, B. Glover, P. Wells, B. Brigham, K. Dolan, J. Littleton, R. Loomis. 3rd ROW—B. Martin, J. Kunkel, D. Fuller. D. Gerget A. Fassett, M. Page, R. England. K. Gregory, J. Sidey, T. Collings, J. Zeller, W. Fischer, D. Bidlack, C. Morris, S. Bennett, D. Lewis. 4th ROW—L. Nye, V. Rumpff, E. Pierson, P. Regan. B May, C. McNamara, J. Westbrook. D. Van Fleet. J. Nickeson, D. Hoagland, P. Shay, P. Ballord, R. Brewer, L. Wanck, P. Franklin, N. Hunsinger. Staye tfuiCcC, Staye (?necv — 7 e£fci z ux 1st ROyt': W. Fisher, L. Wanck, J. Westbrook, J. Nickeson, D. Gergel, S. Roupp, T. Collins, D. England, K. Gregory. 2nd ROW— S. Saylor, D. Lewis, P. Gilbert, B. Glover, C. Ryman, P. Wells, M. Kandelin, N. Loushey. 3rd ROW—V. Rumphff, J. Zeller, A. McCauley, P. Mallu. 4th ROW—L. Nye, B. Brigham, L. Corl, K. Dolan, J. Hoagland, C. Chaffee, E. Martin, J. Littleton, R. Loomis, D Matthews. tyculct SITTING (1-r)—J. Hoagland, D. K (l-r)—Mr. Weaver, S. Saylor, W. Fi: ver S Bennett, J. Hoagland, D. England, L. Page. STANDING is, L Wanck, P. Regen, D. Lewis, J. Kunkle, J. Zeller. The National Thespian Socie for the Stage Guild. Members Rsen for the National Thespian Society have shown proficiency in stage work. There are many members of the Stage Guild besides the Thespians. These members are very active, and work hard to earn their Thespian points. The Stage Guild presents two plays each year: a one act play, and a three act play. Rehearsals stage work for these plays offer a chance to interested students to learn how to put on a play. There is a great deal more work than just acting. Both plays are put on during assemblies for the appreciation of the students. Under the direction of Mr. Weaver, the Stage Guild has been a very active and successful club. I’m better than you are. Bill! Spirit eyes of the Stage Guild. 7.7. The Future Teachers of America was formed to help senior high students interested in teaching better understand the teaching profession. The F. T. A. met every other Monday of each month. During these meetings business sessions were held or information on teaching was presented. Some of the activities held by the F. T. A. were Teacher's Appreciation Day followed by a tea, a homeroom decorating contest at Christmas time, and bake sales. Besides these activities carried on at Athens High, the Athens chapter of the F. T. A. was represented at the district and state conventions. To enable the students to understand the school system, the members attended a School Board meeting, faculty meeting, and observed teachers in other schools. The F. T. A. was under a new sponsor this year, Mr. Whitmer. Due to the able direction of Mr. Whitmer, the members have gained a. better knowledge of the teaching profession and have decided whether or not to enter the noble profession. KNEELING (I-r)—M. Northrup, J. Taylor. D. Goodin. K. Gregory. SITTING (1-r)—K. Smith, M. Mathews, C. Russell, S. Krouse, B. Martin, V. Marrone, D. Mathews, K. Kring, P. Lord. STANDING (l-r)—J. Lambert, H. Sackett, M. Kandelin, J. Zeller, J. White, V. Herman. 'putone “yty The F.H.A. relates to homemaking. The group invites people representing various professions pertaining to homemaking and branching fields to give demonstrations and information on their jobs. Both the Senior and Junior F.H.A. earn money by selling novelties at Christmas and by sponsoring dances and bake sales throughout the year. Each club meets as a group every other week and the officers meet weekly. Well, I’ll never tell! SITTING (1 to r)—L. Depue, M. Fairbanks (1 to r)—C. Ash, L. Bennett. STANDING (1 C. Russell, P. Orshal. C. Curran, L. Lance, J. Roof. A. Tolbert. K. Smith, Mrs. Broughton. KNEELING to r)—E. Tolbert, S. Rumpff, R. Seagar, M. Wilcox, D. Correll, C. Bourdette, M. Cole, SITTING: B. Sumner, D. Bowen, X White A. Hogan, L. Politi. D. Horton, B. Graham, C. Law, Mrs. MacDonald. KNEELING— k B nVJ� J Zagoacwski R. Brennan J. Rmebold, L. Westbrook. S. Hausknechr, P Bustin, C. Robinson. STANDING—B. Allen, S. Regan. D Callear, S. Mastella. A Tulla, L. Schoonover, K. VanFleer. L. Perry, B Beaman, M. O’Donnell. J. Zdradzinski, F. Croteau ycc tiG% 'P'rty 4 'putcvie The Future Farmers of America club is one of the most active organizations in our school. Members of this hard-working club are always busy working on some phase of farm work. Throughout the year they experience field trips, see films, participate in discussions, and receive first-hand instruction on the operation of new farm equipment. This year members of FFA attended fairs, farm shows, various farming programs, and participated in statewide President—Raymond Scrivener Vice President—Dale Cole Sentinel—Kenneth Callear contests under the experienced leadership of Mr. Hitchcock. The rising population of the world depends more and more on farms and the men behind them. The members of this club can be proud of the fact that one day they shall become members of the largest industry in the world, and will be helping to supply the rising demand for farm products. Treasurer—Janes Chaffee Reporter—Charles Campbell Chaplain—Donald Parks KNEELING—D. Payne, M. Campbell, J. Curran, W. Wilkinson. 1st ROW, I-r—L. Wheeler, L. Wilcox, R. Bydairk, J. King, G. Lantz, G. Rosenbergcr. STANDING—G. Gorslinc, C. Arnold, D. Kitchen. (tcativi 'putccie 'pcvuttera 0?utu e 'pcvutteM s4 k uc KNEELING—N. Klym, G. Lee, B. Iffert, D. Homer, D. Seek, N Cole, E. Worthington. SITTING—M. Blow, F. Meyers, T. Warner, J. Campbell. T. Benjamin, C. Lantz. D. Miller, J. Chaffee, M Mosier, M. Knowles, D. Morley. STANDING—G. Wiles, R Kring, Vanderpool, G. Greeno, D. Boston, T. Warner, R. Scivener. D. Knowles, D. Morley, I. Meyers. J. Beeman, W. Allen, D Parks. C. Campbell, J. Cole, W. Driscoll, D. Watkins, D. Cole. N. Nickeson. Officers: bottom, Barbara Martin, Jack White, top, Kay Kring, Susan Krouse 7tctfio tcU 'rtyo uvi Society Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the high est honors which a student can hold in Athens High School. It is an indication of superior scholastic ability and strong character. A 4.0 average, or above, is one of the many reejuirements. Others are character, leadership, and service. KNEELING (1 to r)—K. Gregory, J. White, M. Northrup, J. Kunkle, L. Newton. SITTING (1 to r)—P. Lord, P. Maliu, Matthews. B. Martin, S. Saylor, S. Krouse. J. Zeller, J. Littleton. STANDING (1 to r)—K Kring. L. Nye, M. Kandelin. B Allen, Herman, M. Northrup. D. V puttvie 'JtufU A The Future Nurses Club under the direction of Miss Hine, our school Nurse, is composed of Senior high school girls who are interested in nursing or any other fields related to Health. The two-fold aim of the club is career exploration and community service. This year the club was invited to visit the Robert Packer Hospital. After taking a tour of the hospital, the girls were given an interesting talk by members of the Staff. One of the many projects the N.N.A. has undertaken is the purchasing of club pins. To raise sufficient funds the girls have sponsored record hops and bake sales. Well, it's a long story. SITTING: B. Fisk, M. Nichols, K. Harding, R. Wells, D. Cron, S. Wilkinson, K. Fish. STANDING: B. Mae, P. Sydock, Watrous, J. Bish, G. Every, S. Langford, M. Howard, J. Hicks, E. Lantz, H. Cori. Look out, boys, here comes Mr. Finley! SITTING (i-r)—J. Nickerson, R. Frock, J. Hicks, C. Morse, R. Page, J. Hoagland, C. Stone, P. Wiles, A. Hair. STANDING (1-r)—N. Campbell, K. Walters, K. Gregory, B. Campbell, B. Foster, J. White, D. Bostwick, H. Nye. Senior 'r upd Student (Council The Senior High Student Council is a very active and beneficial organization in the school. The make-up and purposes of the council may not be well known to the student body. The Student Council is made up of three bo)% and three girls from each senior high class. One boy and one girl are elected from each class for a period of two years. Two boys and two girls are elected from each class for a period of one year. The Vice-President is a junior and the President is a senior. The Vice-President automatically succeeds to the Presidency in his senior year. The Secretary and Treasurer are elected within the council. This year’s officers are: President—Basil Foster; Vice-President—Jo-Anne Hicks; Secretary—Jean Hoagland; and Treasurer —Jack White. The council is very capably advised by Mr. Knouse. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and sportsmanship in the school and community. It conducts student council and class elections in the fall and spring. The council gives students an opportunity to exercise the ideals of democracy. Basically, the Student Council’s purpose is to help the student body to help improve itself. The Student Council has diverse activities and projects. Last spring it hosted the district convention of student councils at our school, and it also acquired a coke machine for the student body’s use. This year it purchased a school sign, selected a standardized class ring, and continued the support of Athens High’s Greek orphan, George. The Student Council has done a commendable job this year, and the student body congratulates it on a task well done. f uMc vi ‘ytytyA Student 0 MKCct The Junior High School Student Council is the representative governing body of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Under the leadership of Mr. Allen, it prepares the students to meet the responsibilities and challenges which they will encounter during the course of the school year. This year they have cooperated extensively with the faculty and administration to promote better relations within the school. Their main project this year was the raising of money to give to a charity organization in the valley in order to help those who are in need. The Council has done a commendable job and the school has benefited greatly from their work. The assistant advisor during Mr. Allen’s absence was Mr. Russel. The council’s officers were: President—Charles Lucy; Secretary—Becky Allen; Treasurer—Beth Fraley. Officers: SITTING—B. Allen. STANDING—K. Coombs, H. Pieree, E. Saylor; absent, C. Lucy. SITTING—A. Hogan, A. Saylor, B. Ryder, B. Fraley, K. Coombs, D. Dairn, B. Sumner. KNEELING—C. Lucy, D. Rae. STANDING—D. Campbell, M. McDonald, B. Allen, H. Pierce. SITTING: D. Wintermute, T. Snyder, L. Wilson, J. Brennan, D. Tozer, S Ashe V Jordon STANDING: S. Lake, J. Carr, B. Watkins, D. Brigham, N. Miller. ’ Bresee, C. Chamberlin, G. Johnston. Seue tt KNEEUNG—D. Romania, S. Maynard, C. Knouse, A. Graham. SITTING—L. Morse, P. Ward. C. Klinko C Beniamin A Bustin I Martin, E Regan G. Wilson, M. Murphy, B. Bean. STANDING-D. Mager. D. Millard, J. Daniels K s aX'L plpher P Collins, D. Gallup, L. Levering. r The Library Club, under the capable supervision of our high school librarian, Mrs. Pruyne, is kept busy each school year. There are approximately twenty-five junior high students composing the club. Since it is called the Library Club, the main objective is to serve the library. The members mend books for the use of the whole school. They help get the new books ready for use by making out cards and pasting the manila pockets in the back. Also, they hold programs with various people speaking to them. Odd jobs around the library and decorating the library for Christmas are also services performed by the club. The students also run the paperback bookstore. The profit from this goes to buy new books for the library. The officers of the Library Club are: President, Cathy Coombs; Secretary, Cam-Crandall; and Treasurer, Dora Magee. STANDING (1 to r)—B. White, A. Bustin, S. Mitchell, L. Levering. M. Shaddock, S. Hausknecht, P. Hook, C. Crandall, W. Price. SITTING (1 to r) —E. Regan, E. Corl, A. Tuttle, J. Bidlak, K. Coombs, C. Benjamin, B. Bean, D. Magee, D Schievner, K VanFleet, V. Patton, J. Tuttle, P. Johnston, S. Wood. Under the leadership of Mrs. Wilkinson, the members of the Photography Club learn to cultivate their interests in the field of photography. They are taught the principles of a camera's operation, and the techniques of developing and printing pictures. The group views films and discusses various pictures they have taken, in order to analyze the good and bad aspects of their pictures. In this way they are broadening their knowledge of photography and can become better acquainted with the operation of photographic equipment. Officers this year were: President—Dick Hogan, Vice President—Beth Fraley, Secretary —Jackie Driscoll, Treasurer—Ken Nickeson. It's an awfully bright darkroom SITTING—B. Fraley, D. Ramey, M. Simmons, H. Sackett, B. Reed. KNEELING—D. Hogan, B. Layman, R. Baker, J. Barton. STANDING—J. Orshaw, D. Waite, B. Morris, C. Millard, K. Nickison, S. Cole. The Art Club, one of the service clubs of Athens High School, was composed of twenty-five members drawn at random by Mr. Swank from those students who expressed their wish to join. The officers for this year were: President—Marsha Zagozewski, Vice President— Kathy Klinko, Secretary—Patrica Dix. Mr. Swank acted as Treasurer for the club. During the year the Art Club painted Halloween and Christmas scenes on the windows throughout the school and on store windows in the downtown business section. Another service performed by the Art Club was the purchase of material for scenery for the three-act play by the Stage Guild. Besides these activities the Art Club took a trip to Cornell University in the Spring to observe various art exhibits. To increase their funds the Art Club has sponsored bake sales. It's messy, but it’s fun!” SITTING—M. Keysaw, P. Dix, D. Stevens, K. Sealander, R. Covey, K. Klinko. J. Lambert, M. Zagozewski, M. Watkins, D. Sherbo. STANDING—W. Price, J. Brennan, S. Grego, V. Ball, C. Osborn, D. Wandell. Service tyioufra. Certain school clubs were formed to perform services for the school. There are the Library assistants, the Cafeteria Helpers, and the Homeroom Secretaries. The Library Helpers work in the library under the supervision of Mrs. Pruyne. They check books in and out and straighten the shelves. The Cafeteria Helpers work in the tray room and take money at the counters. The students give up their study halls to perform this important task. Each homeroom elects one Homeroom Secretary. Their chief duty is to collect money for Athenian payments and to keep the Athenian books straight. These services which are performed are greatly appreciated by the student body. 1st ROW (1-r)—C. Crandall, M. Cron, J. Quinn, A. Rowe, P. Lance, J. Curran, D. Jackson, L. Wheeler, J. Berrigan. 2nd ROW (1-r)—B. Reed, C. Benjamin, A. Tuttle, E. Harris, J. Allen, D. Magee, V. Rumpff, J. Schultz, j. Tuttle, B. Morris, B. Bean. 3rd ROW (1-r)—D. Scrivener, N. Wolfe, S. Wood, S. Ward, L. Vanderpool. 4th ROW (1-r)—D. Scrivener, V. Patton, K. Coombs, K. Van Fleet, A. Bustin, E. Regan, S. Mitchell, W. Rice, P. Hook, E. Corl, M. Shadduck. 5th ROW (1-r)—A. Graham. L. Levering, P. Johnson, B. White, S. Hausknecht, M. Simmons, C Hartjen. KNEELING—P. Robinson, C. Marcy, J. Orshaw. SITTING—L. Robbins, L. Fisk, P. Blauvelt, F. Spencer, R. Spenser, G Vanderpool, F. Morley, D. Gregory. STANDING—R. Haulton, W. Raupers, B. Devine, T. Benjamin, R. Kilpatrick. Sec'ietdsue KNEELING—S. Kraft, M. Tetreault, B. Mclntire, C Gilbert, K. Shaffer, B. Crowley. SITTING—S. Saylor, J. Hoagiand, A. Bustin, R. Page, P. Ballord, P. Lord, J. Roof, L. Wheeler, M. Shaddock, D. Magee, L. Barnes. BACK—J. Tuttle, J. White, B. Brigham, D. Cron, D. Matthews, S. Regan, E. Corl, C. Knott. The GAA is an active club in the Sports group. The girls have an opportunity to exercise and enjoy themselves during activity periods by playing basketball, volleyball, and other popular sports. After school hours the girls play teams from other schools and often come out victorious. With so many doors open in the field of sports, Athens High School can easily say that her students are physically fit. SITTING (1-r)—M. Regan, K. Potter, S. Ward, L. Lewis, L. Vanderpool, P. Aipaugh, M. Howard, K. Northrup, C. Murray, J. Hoag-land, L. Barnes, F. Mitchell, D. Cron, G. Estes, P. Sydock, R. Page, P. Hibbard, S. Keiss, J. Garrity, L. Springer. KNEELING—K. Fish, M. Tetreault, K. Adams, R. Wells, C. Levering, K. Harding, D. Bell, S. Langford, P. Morris, J. White, J. Barton, B. Allis, M. Glann. STANDING: J. White, L. Farrell, M. Stickle, S. Wilkinson, J. Hicks. J. Bish, J. Allen, P. Wilson, N. Jones, D. Lantz, P. Orshaw, K. Glideweil, J. Kulczski, N. Shaffer, B. Murray, C. Horner, M. Nichols. Athens High School is very fortunate this year to have three wrestling organizations— the Varsity Wrestling Club, the 7th Grade Wrestling Club, and the 8th Grade Wrestling Club. The 7th and 8th Grade Clubs are new organizations this year. These clubs teach the fundamental techniques of the sport of wrestling. They also give students some experience in competitive sports. The 7th and 8th Grade Clubs are under the direction of Mr. Merritt and meet during activity period on Monday and Friday. The Varsity Club is under the direction of Mr. Thompson and meets during activity period on Wednesday. It is hoped that these boys will gain lots of experience and learn what real sportsmanship is through these clubs. The GAA is also a member of the sports group. These girls work hard to produce good teams that they may challenge other schools. (?Cu4U Several wrestling clubs are sponsored at Athens for boys in both Junior and Senior High School. The seventh and eighth grade wrestling clubs help to prepare the boys for future years on the wrestling team. The boys learn the proper forms of wrestling, the rules, and what sportsmanship is. Boys in the Senior club are offered a chance to practice and to build up their body muscles. 'Vcvuti f Cci6 KNEELING—E. Baker, A. Johnston, D. Morley, R. Daniels, T. Wells, C. Berrigan, B. Baker, M. Keesaw, R. Doty, J. Summers, M. Knoles. SITTING—B. Tetreault, H. Nye, C. Herman, B. Baker, T. Shorp, F. Holley, L. Reeser. KNEELING—W. Mosher, D. Hanley, D. Mclntire, D. Flynn, J. Hiley, D. Wilcox, J. Westbrook. SITTING—G. Horton, D. Brigham, J. Carr, G. Strope, B. Fenton. 3rd ROW—A. Sackett, R. Brennan, R. Pruyne, C. Knolles, K. Crandall, J. Pruyne. 4th ROW—L. Kelly, R. Orshol, S. Hulslander, G.' Wood, W. Weller. Seventh cutcC tyuute 02V%e4tli up 0pictune KNEELING—B. Wilkinson, D. Orshaw, J. Bradley, J. Curran, K. Wiles. SITTING—J. Chilson, S. Sweet, E. Gwinn, R. Callear, R. Crone. STANDING—K. Hartjen, G. Hohnston, T. Barrett, L. Wood. ESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY School Days are Days of Harmony. Not only must students harmonize in their school work, but also in their musical activities. Both vocal and instrumental activities are provided for interested students. An individual with an exceptionally fine musical talent may become a member of one of the selective music groups. Those who are not possessed with such wonderful talents are free, however, to become members of the other non-selective groups. There is room for anyone who is willing to work in the musical field. Indeed, there is much work to be done. Students practice a great deal during the school year in order to provide the Valley with satisfactory musical performances, and also to increase their own musical ability. 97 Setiox For two weeks in August the early evening stillness is broken by the sound of the Athens High School Band practicing drill maneuvers on the high school parking lot. The band is already preparing for the long season ahead. Since the rivalry between bands is almost as great as the rivalry between football squads, the band works very hard to be in the top form for the football games. The band performs an entertaining half-time show regardless of weather. This year the band attended the Cornell University Band Day along with some sixty other high school bands from Northern Pennsylvania and Southern New York. After football season the band moves indoors to begin work for the concert season. The music department presents two concerts annually for the enjoyment of the public. Oboe S. Gilbert Bassoon M Frock Bass Clarinet M Woodbum Clarinet S. Jones G. Knott T. Collins L. Collins C. Ryman N. Campbell D. Neubauer A. Jones J. Husick J. Kline D. Petty S. Evans C. Hartjen L. McCarty M. Cain C. Swetland R. Covey V. Ball Clarinet Baritone French Horn Color Guards D. Horton F. Roupp C Kline B. Bums K. McCormick D. Newton R. White J. Hoagland Saxophone K. Nickeson T. Lovelace J. Husick J. Zeller D. England Trombone Bass Horn P. Mallu N. Loushay L. Newton C. Eddy Majorettes S. Osmun L. Wanck K. Williams S. Osmun D VanFleet Percussion V. Egbert J. Coolbaugh R. Parmenter D. Gregory D. Parks R. Campbell W. Rogers L. Fisk J. Crane G. Rockwell C. Rice Flute R. Daniels G. Devine B. May K. Hock H. Layman D. Kowalek L. Robbins V. Watrous W. Allen H. Gilbert B. Gordon S. Bourdettc J. Watson D. Sherbo L. Nye G. Watson M. Worden R. Loomis Cornet M. Lane Lantz M. Zagozewsky C Foster T rumpeis L. Hunsinger S. Loomis R. Hausknecht J. Catlin D. Gergel S. Ayres J. Cole W. Hausknecht K. Van Gorder D. Scrivener K. Kring L. Sinsabaugh D. Webster J. Jones A Hess D. Young C. Allis R. Kring a Sheffler The Majorettes of Athens Area Joint High School are a very talented group of girls who perform for the public and in half-time shows, parades, and conceits. As a result of their hard work and efforts, the girls displayed many new routines of show twirling and fancy strutting. The Majorettes practiced diligently throughout the fall preparing these routines, which were well received by their audiences. KNEELING (1-r)—B. Gordon, L. Nye, R. Loomis, M. Zagozewski. S. Loomis. STANDING (1-r)—V. Egbert, D. Gregory, L. Fisk, C. Rice, B. May, L. Robbins. Staye SclkcC The Athens High School Stage Band is the Music Department's newest group. Under the direction of Richard Swetland, the group was formed one year ago, and has enjoyed much success. The Stage Band is made up of nineteen musicians interested in playing swing and jazz. They include two drums, three trombones, seven trumpets, and seven saxophones. The band plays a combination of swing and jazz, featuring several soloists. The band has played at numerous engagements since its formation. 1st ROW—N. Campbell, S. Jones, J. Coolbaugh, D. England, T. Collins, R. Swetland. 2nd ROW—R. Campbell, L. Newton, W. Rogers, D. Young, S. Ayer. 3rd ROW—K. Kring, W. Hausknecht, B. Hausknecht, D. Gergel, C. Foster. STANDING—C. Rockwell, Mr. Swetland, D. Kowaleck. Seni i The senior high chorus, composed of about one hundred fifty students, met each Tuesday and Thursday Activity Period. Under the direction of Mr. Allford, the members practiced many songs in preparation for the Christmas concert. Then, throughout the spring, they continued their efforts in planning for the spring concert. To represent Athens at the annual District Chorus in February, Dick Belles, David Allen, and Ed Kiess were chosen. 1st ROW: S. Daugherty, A. Daniels, J. Zeller, J. Littleton, B. Morriss, M. Wilcox, P. Regan, E. Pierson, M. L. Allen, P Driscoll, L. Pierce, B. Brigham, P. Ballord, R. Brewer, N. Hunsinger, S. Ward, J. Irons, L. Vanderpool, M. Matthews, M. Kandelin, D. Bortle, K. Glidewell, F. Mitchell, V. Marrone, G Keir, S. Sherbo, B. Mclntire, C. Stone, G. Husick, S. Loomis, A. Hair, K. Adams, S. Beidleman. 2nd ROW—L. Lambert, P. Hibbard, D. Lewis, T. Lake, L. Barnes, R. Wells, F. Morley, S. Kiess, S. Webster, S. Wilkinson, L. Corl, V. Egbert, B. Gordon, B. Griswold, V. Rumpff, L. Nye, P. Shay, L. Springer, D. Bell, M. Chaffee, K. Fish, G. Girtch, N. Sumner, D. Matthews, L. Northrup, B. Fish, G. Every, S. Rumpff, K. Nothstein, M. Tetreault, D. Armstrong. 3rd—P. Wells, D. Cron, J. Bish, L. Lewis, G. Estes, M. Fairbanks, L. Lane, L. Farrell, C Chaffee, S. Langford, M. Howard, M. Hettick, J. Sackett, A. McCauley, J. Hoagland, L. Fisk, R. Loomis, R. Page, J. Kulczycki, D. Gregory. M. Regan, L. Robbins, B. Bums, C. Rice, R. Seager, L. Depue, J. Allen, C. Murray, C. McNamara, S. Bourdette, J. Mintum, K. Smith, M. Lewis, J. Garrity, B. Timm, J. Winslow, N. Wolfe, P. Sydock. 4th ROW—J. Hicks, C. Morse, B. Martin, A. Lantz, B. May, K. Harding, M. Nichols, E. Hurd, J. Littleton, D. Goodin, E. Keiss, D. Allen, P. Lord, D. Belles, J. Lewis, B. Firestinc, D. Bjstwick, W. Rogers, B. Gwinn, C. Keegan, J. Comeby, B. Pietro, P. Gilbert, J. Keeney, E. Cahil, N. Jones, G Homer, M. Glann, P. Wiles, B. Murray, B. Allis, C. Curran, R. Weaver, C. Russell, E. Tolbert. 103 $%. S t cC All right, let’s try this again. If you happen to stroll by the music suite sixth period on Monday and Friday, you would hear the Junior Band practicing. The Junior Band is made up of junior high students interested in music. The band, under the direction of Mr. Allford, teaches these students to respect and appreciate music. These young musicians work hard preparing for their concerts so that they can sound as good or better that those “old pros” in the Senior Band. MEMBERS—J. Carr, H. Hill, G. Roupp, W. Weller, J. Brennan, L. Hunsinger, P. Wanck, D Wilcox, G. Strope, D. Streeter, M. Swetland, K. Klinko, J. Bresse, T. Barrett, J. Zeller, B. Carpenter, Z. Beeman, R. Pruyne, P. Hess, D. Kasson, D. Campbell, D. Orshaw, C. Arnold, G. Eltringham, J. Stevens, J. Watkins, J. Curran, J. Daniels, D. Scrivner, K. Sealander, D. Ramey, D. Magee, M. Murphy, P. Davidson, R. Travcr, M. Hughes, J. Druffner, Cl Loushay, D. Jackson, M. Jacobson, B. Morris, J. Smith, J. Davidson, R. Schoonover, R. Perry, K. Comstock. J. Schultz, J. Savacool, M. Morley, K. McCormack, L. Taylor, K. Nickeson, V. Kinner, C. Nickeson, K. Knowles, B. Watkins, T. Snyder, D. Tozer, M. Brown, K. Shaffer, M. Gillette, M. Miller, D. Davis, V. Jordan, R. Goble, J. Bidlack, W. Price, E. Gwinn, M. Steil, G. Rosenberger, T. Page, M. Ladue, C. Herr, K. Gabriel, D. Waite, L. Wheeler, K. Button, K. Kombs, E. Cork 1st ROW (1-r)—A. Graham, P. Collins, I. Gallup, W. Price, J. Daniels, E. Regan, J. Bidlack, P. Davidson. 2nd ROW—K. Knouse, S. Ruger, C. Crandall, L. Morris, J. Martin, E. Corl, L. Edinger, I. Mitchell, A. Hibbard. 3rd ROW—M. Swetland, A. Bustin. L. Pipher, D. Millard, D. Campbell, E. Gwinn, L. Allis, K. Klinko, J. Shultz. 1st ROW (l r)—G. Matthews, D. Wintermute, G. Johnston, C. Watson, N. Sweet, B. Homer, D. Allen, K. DePaul, N. Worthington, F. Matthews, K. Gabriel. 2nd ROW—S. Lake, S. Crosset, J. Cole, S. Coolbaugh, J. Bressee, S. Greeno, D. Brigham, S. Sebris, N. Miller, J. Carr, P. Wanck, B. Brown, K. McCormack. 3rd ROW—T. Snyder, C. Chamberlain, D. Tozer, K. Crandall, L. Hun-singer, G. Roupp, M. Brown, S. Foster, S. Ayer, P. Grego, K. Comstock, C. Herr, R. Pruyne, K. Shaffer, M. White. 4th ROW—S. Ash, D. Davis, B. Winston, M. Howard, C. Knott, M. Morley, B. Carpenter, A. Saylor, J. Kulczycki, S. Huslander, A. Ballard, K. Knolles, V. Every, C. Ward, K. VanGorder. Three select musical groups provide entertainment for many. They perform a number of shows and concerts for the student body throughout the school year. A number of out-of-town programs are performed by these groups each year also. The Glee Club is under the direction of Mr. William Allford. Although this is fairly new, the Glee Club has already put on a number of shows. This club is composed of forty members, both girls and boys, from the senior high school body. The Lancers are a group of male vocalists from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, under the leadership of Dr. Clyde Bresee. Mrs. Gladys Westbrook is the leader of the Trebelaires. The members are girls chosen from the senior high school body on a competitive basis. All these singing groups admit members upon a tryout on a very competitive basis. tyee Do, Re. Mi, Fa . . . 1st ROW—RMallu, B. Gordon, T. Lake, A. Hair, E. Grimley, V Marrone, P. Driscoll. C. Stone, L. Springer, C. Sarisky. 2nd ROW— B. Griswold L. Nye, L. Fisk, V. Egbert, L. Corl, G. Isbell, M. Allen, L. Orshaw, N. Lowshay, C. Chaffee. 3rd ROW—G. Knott. G Gmch M Chaffee, B. Firestine, D. Belles, E. Kiess, A. Jones, N Sumner, J Knapp 4th ROW—J. Lewis, B Pietro, J. Keeney, D Allen, P. Lord, J. Warner, W. Rogers, D. Bostwick, J. Keegan. 1st ROW—N. Loushay, L. Nye, M. Chaffee, S. Saylor, C. Rice. L. Barnes. 2nd ROW—N. Sumner, C. Chaffee, J. Keeney, L. Robbins. S. Jordon, K. Potter. 1st ROW—F. Holley, T. Lovelace, J. Barton, E. Kiess, J. Keegan, N. Campbell, K. Rowe, D. Greene, F. Roupp. 2nd ROW—J. Nickeson, W. Fischer, D. Allen, R. England, R. Campbell. TUESDAY WEDN MONDAY SUNDAY ESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Da4fA (?fcetctc y i School Days are Days of Competition. Athens High School supports many athletic teams. These teams offer the boys a chance to release pent-up energy and to build up their physical strength. Good sportsmanship is stressed during the practice meets and the actual game. As a result, new friends are made and the boys learn to handle responsibilities. The Cheerleaders also play an important role in competitive sports. They keep school spirit alive, and act as examples of good sportsmanship during pressing moments. The cheerleaders keep the teams in good spirits and cheer them on to victory whenever possible. Athens High School is very proud of its athletic program, and the students involved in it. 109 1st ROW (1-r)—J. Kunkel, B. Carlin, J. Keegan, D. Wilcox, B. Tetrault, P. Falsey, A. Campbell, G. Ellis. 2nd ROW (1-r)—Mr. Yuhasz, B. Lantz, B. Raupers, T. Worden, D. Taylor, K. Estes, L. Bentley, D. Weiss, L. Stranger, Mr. Weiss. 3rd ROW (1-r)—J. Barton, D. Schrader, W. Raupers, T. Dix, E. Baker, J. Garrison, K. Keysaw, S. Grego, D. McNamara, B. Devine. 4th ROW (1-r)— T. Hughes, C. Keegan, R. Stillman, J. Durrand, R. Frock, K. Rowe, B. Firestine, W. Fischer, P. Wood, J. McDonald. III SITTING, BOTTOM—T. Dix, J. Knapp, J. Slife, D. MacNamara, D. Belles, D. Weiss. SITTING, SECOND ROW—C. Eddy, S. Grego. STANDING—J. Comeby, K. Estes, Mr. Keir, D. Webster, L. Stranger, F. Alpaugh, M. Merritt, D. Taylor. 'Sa 6et64M Score ATHENS OPPONENT 52 Waverly 50 42 Montrose 74 51 Mansfield 53 76 Wyal using 55 55 Ithaca 65 67 Towanda 77 77 Tioga Center 52 44 S. R. U. 40 83 Canton 67 49 Ithaca 56 4o Mansfield 77 47 Troy 45 64 Sayre 76 64 Williamsport 92 64 Wyalusing 61 74 Waverly 68 67 Towanda 38 33 Wellsboro 76 91 Canton 92 57 Williamsport 76 59 Troy 55 61 Sayre R.T.L. Playoff 54 46 Sayre 59 113 KNEELING: C. Herman, M. Knolles, H. Nye, T. Horton, F. Holly. STANDING: J. Jones, D. Knolles, E. Baker, E. Gorsline, B. Baker, t. Rewer. B. Tctrauit, K. Keysaw. SCORES won—11 lost—3 tie—1 Athens 26 Canton 14 Athens 41 Binghamton 18 Athens 20 Troy 24 Athens 65 Cowanesque 0 Athens 44 S.R.U. 3 Athens 38 Montrose 17 Athens 20 Wyal using 20 Athens 46 Wellsboro 3 Athens 13 Towanda 31 Athens 28 Mansfield 18 Athens 43 Northeast 13 Athens 34 Notre Dame 16 Athens 11 Sayre 31 Athens 29 North Penn 15 KNEELING: R. Daniels, G. Barrigan, J. Horton, D. Morley, J. Summers, T. Wells, R. Baker. STANDING: M. Keysaw, A. Johnson N. Campbell, N. Cady, B. Firestine, B. Campbell, T. Barrett, T. Rosh, W. Morris, R. Doty. ( SCORES won—11 lost—0 Canton 14 Athens 30 Troy 12 Athens 24 Cowanesque 0 Athens 16 S.R.U. 0 Athens 11 Montrose 0 Athens 31 Wyalusing 13 Athens 17 Towanda 12 Athens 21 Mansfield 0 Athens 14 Northeast 0 Athens 6 Notre Dame 3 Athens 17 Sayre 5 Athens 17 115 KNEELING (1-r)—D. Palmer, J. Miller, P. Dunn, C. Marvin, B. Fulda, D. Belles. 2nd ROW (1-r)—Mr. Merritt, D. Learn, J. Slife, B. Keegan, C. Eddy, H. Layman, D. McNamara, D. Cron, G. Isbell, T. Dix. 3rd ROW (1-r)—R. Maynard, A. Jones, B. Horton, M. Merritt, C. Keegan, G. Knott, J. Krotzer, Mr. Keir. SCORES Athens—Opponent Canton 6-3 Northeast 11-1 S.R.U. 16-7 Sayre 9-7 Towanda 4-0 Wylausing 1-0 Elmira S. S. 9-4 Canton 10-5 Northeast 11-3 S.R.U. 8-0 Sayre 8-4 Towanda 4-0 Wylausing 5-2 Waverly 10-6 Elkland 15-3 M ilton 4-2 P. I. A. A. District 4 1st ROW—Mr. Russell, C. Miner, B. Stout, J. Cady, J. Franklin, C. Cheeks, B. Forest, D. Henely, J. Baker, J. Murray, B Watson 2nd ROW—E. Pipher, B. Carlin, S. Roupp, D. England, J. Comeby, T. Worden, K. Estes, P. Wood, B. Raupers, L Reeser, R. Frock, M. Walker, R. Crossett. 3rd ROW—T. Hughes, B. Pruyne, D. Patterson, W. Fischer, T. Hair, K. Keysaw, P. Politi, J Lewis, D Kowalek, P. Falsey, J. Watkins. SCORES Wellsboro 73 Athens 60 Elmira Free Academy 61 57 Towanda 74 53 Sayre 96 31 Ithaca 84 34 Lycoming relays—1st place in javelin and pole vault by Estes and Watson. District Class B—Athens, 18 pts.—1st place in javelin Estes. State Meet—two school records set—shotput by Estes, 50’1 ; 1st place in mile relay by Wood, Warden, Patterson, Franklin, 3:36 min. STANDING—Janet Kulzycki, Barbara Griswold, and Connie Morris. SITTING—Gloria Estes, Linda Springer, Joanne Littleton, and Rita Page. (?6e iCecute'i6 The Varsity Cheerleaders are the mainstay of our school spirit. The squad is composed of seven girls from the eleventh and twelfth grades. They cheer at all home and away games and they also conduct pep rallies before big games to raise spirit for the team. They introduced many new cheers this year which have become as familiar as the traditional ones. Left to right—Gloria Husick, Pat Driscoll, Nancy Hunsinger, Becky Allen, Mary Lynn Allen, Louise Pierce, and Anne Hoagan. (lutu i (? tee Ce6uCen The Junior Varsity squad is composed of ninth and tenth girls. They cheer at all home J. V. games and at a few away games. Their practices during activity period make them a squad of which we are truly proud. ATHENS J-Vs 119 1st ROW (1-r)—S. Ayers, M. Worden, L. Rowe, T. Barrett, J. Cron, L. Tolbert, D. Hubbard, J. Watson. 2nd ROW (1-r)—E. Hun-singer, G. Kunkel, R. Manard, J. Lewis, A. Jones, M. Krouse, D. Whipple, D. Phillips, R. Thompson, J. Taylor. 3rd ROW (1-r)—G. Bydairk, J. Orsha! 1, D. Warner, B. Carlin, J. Watkins, M. Sidas, C. Herman, D. Webster, T. Warner, Coach Jerry Novak. 4th ROW (1-r)— B. Kilpatrick, L. Page, B. Morris, P. Franklin, G. Fairbanks, K. Fuller, K. Williams. J.V. FOOTBALL SCORES Athens—26 Towanda—0 Athens—13 Tioga Center—7 Athens—25 Troy—0 Athens—13 Wyal using—0 Athens—13 Sayre—7 Athens—21 Waver ly—7 120 1st ROW—S. Ayer, D. Bostwick, A Jones, J. Lewis, G Fairbanks, M Krouse 2nd ROW—G. Watson, E. Hunsinger, M. Worden, C. Allis. B, Morris, K Fuller, J. Tolbert. Waverly Montrose Mansfield Wyalusing Ithaca Towanda Tioga Central East Smithfield Canton Ithaca Mansfield Troy Sayre Williamsport Wyalusing Waverly Towanda Wellsboro Canton Williamsport Troy Sayre Athens 46 41 35 34 51 38 46 42 38 30 45 35 31 27 42 52 46 38 48 42 29 32 Opponents 54 58 51 30 80 35 58 36 44 79 54 21 35 78 38 64 51 59 63 60 30 54 l?l ESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY “VcufA a « ( “Recwztcot School Days are Days of Business and Recreation. Saturday afternoons bring sports events, and shopping trips in town. The students patronize the Valley businesses by going to the soda bar, the hair dresser, and other areas of social status. Saturday evenings bring a dance, a concert, a play, or other entertainment, which is usually associated with the school. Days of Business and Recreation are fun days, but busy days. 123 Congratulations to Students of A.H.S. CARL ETSHMAN CO. Sayre, Penna. Compliments of J. F. HANLON, INC. R.D. 1 Athens, Penna. 125 STAR SAVINGS AND LOAN MAX COHEN Lockhart and Desmond Streets Sayre, Pennsylvania Your Accounts Insured Up to $10,000 East Athens Pennsylvania CROFT LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING SUPPLIES IHE! 101 Spring Street Sayre, Pennsylvania Compliments of H. E. WALKER AND SON EARL B. BEAM Plastering Contractor Athens, Penna. Corner W. Pine and Pennsylvania Avenue Athens, Penna. Originator of SUNBURST PLASTER FINISHES Plumbing and Heating 127 PETE'S BARBER SHOP HICKS AND COLLINS Sayre, Pennsylvania (PETER TYMOSKI) Appointments Only MEN—WOMEN—BOYS—GIRLS 88-5123 605 Desmond Street Sayre, Penna. 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Best Wishes From ROTHLOFF GROCERY 203 Pennsylvania Avenue Athens, Pennsylvania Compliments of CHACONA'S Sayre, Pennsylvania Air-Conditioned Compliments of RICHARDS T.V. Best Wishes HUNSINGER'S 50 South Keystone Ave. South Waverly, Penna. ROCKWELL'S FARMS GREENHOUSE Ulster, Pennsylvania 358-2182 Best Wishes From WHIPPLE'S LUMBER YARD 508 N. Main Street Athens, Pennsylvania Compliments of TUTTLE’S HOME DECORATOR PAINTS Hardware and Gift Center Ulster, Penna. N. Elmira St.—Sayre PAUL HARRIS COMPANY Glass Paint Plumbing Supplies Sporting Goods Electrical Supplies Practical Gifts Compliments of SHARPINGS, INC. Shoe Store and Quality Footwear for the Entire Family ADAMS BROTHERS Lumber and Hardware GENERAL CONTRACTORS 146 Desmond Street Sayre, Pennsylvania Ulster Sayre 358-2014 882-3525 Have Fun Feed, Fertilizer, and Seeds WOOD'S Bowl at Beautiful PENN YORK LANES FARM SUPPLY 104 North Elmira Street Athens, Pennsylvania 88-27842 YOUR ATHENIAN The Oldest Name in Yearbook Publications in the United States Compliments of FARR FUNERAL HOME Ulster, Penna. 135 ATHENS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. SAVE FOR THE FUTURE Best Wishes From STROEHMANN BROS. CO. Sunbeam Bread 137 EVANS AND CHAFFEE SAYRE-SUPER-DUPER Your Quality Stores for the Junior Miss Corner Lehigh and Cross St. Towanda and Sayre Owned and Operated by GUY AND VIRGINIA PARK 139 ART REAGAN JEWELERS Compliments of 211 Desmond Street ATHENS FUEL COMPANY We Give S H Green Stamps The Diamond Center of the Valley 215 Wheelock Street Athens, Pennsylvania Compliments of BUD LOOMIS BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR 912 N. Wilbur Avenue WESTERN AUTO 409 South Main Street Sayre, Penna. Athens, Penna. SAYRE FLORAL CO. 203 Desmond Street Sayre, Penna. HAGGERTY'S APPLIANCE CENTER Your Frigidaire and Zenith Dealer 117 W. Lockhart St. Sayre, Pennsylvania 882-8401 ROLFE'S ATLANTIC STATION N. Main Street Athens, Penna. Fashions Ladies and Men TOWNE TOGGERY in Athens in Sayre PALUZZI'S TOGGERY Compliments of BOB'S SCHUSCO CYCLE SHOP SHOE SERVICE N. Elmira Street 105 Packer Ave. R.D. 2, Sayre, Penna. Sayre, Penna. TIOGA POINT HOTEL LEONA VAN NESS KIRTLEY'S Home-Cooked Food, Served Daily ATLANTIC Rooms—Day or Weekly Elmira Street All Legal Beverages Sayre R.D. 2 R.D. 1 ATHENS. PENNA. ATHENS-ULSTER BENEDICT AGWAY SERVICE STATION Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer 102 South Main Street Farm Supplies Athens, Pennsylvania Phone 358-2341 141 BIRD SUMNER INSURANCE Bird Sumner South Main St. Insurance Is Our Business Athens, Penna. EDMUND W. BURKE, REALTOR 302 South Main Street Athens, Pennsylvania Appraisal and Consultant Service Also General Real Estate Brokerage LOWERY FUNERAL HOME 225 South Main Street Athens, Penna. Compliments of WALLIN'S SPORT SHOP THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ulster, Penna. Johnson Sea Horse Outboard Motors Sales and Service Sporting Goods EVERY ACCOUNT APPRECIATED 224 South Main Street Athens, Penna. J. I. MORLEY INSURANCE Home Owners and Automobile—Specialty 882-4621 Athens, Penna. — Compliments of 24-Hour Wrecker Service LANGANS REXALL STORES 121 W. Packer Ave. Cor. Main and Bridge Sayre, Penna. Ulster, Penna. FURMAN AND JONES BODY SHOP Fanny Farmer Candies FREE PARKING Efficiency Is Our Specialty 884-3703 East Athens, Penna. 145 Compliments of KLINE'S SERVICE STATION 110 Main Street Athens, Penna. HORTON'S 326 South Main St. Athens, Penna. Fresh Roasted Peanuts and Popcorn Hershey Ice Cream MERRIDEL PLATTS ROTARY GAS STATION 301 S. Keystone Ave. Sayre, Penna. SUNOCO STATION Ice Cream—Novelties—Soda—Groceries Gas—Oil—Auto Accessories We Appreciate Your Patronage MILAN. PENNA. Best Wishes From VALLEY TV CABLE CORPORATION Sayre, Penna. Compliments of GLOSENGER'S ROTARY Greens Landing, Penna. Best Wishes from FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sayre, Penna. DARROW'S FARM DAIRY All-Jersey Jug Milk Breyer’s Ice Cream Greens Landing, Penna. 146 VAN DUSEN EQUIPMENT Wilawana, Pa. Best Wishes Compliments of FAIRVIEW FARMS DAIRY BAR North Towanda Best Wishes From Compliments of GERALDINE MONTGOMERY GENERAL INSURANCE ROWE'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Athens, Penna. 883-0691 Greens Landing, Penna. O'BRIEN BROTHERS Tobacco, Candy Overalls and Gloves MEEKER'S GROCERY We Appreciate Your Patronage Hunting—Fishing Licenses 107 N. Lehigh Avenue Sayre, Penna. 103 So. EJmira St. Athens, Penna. BLANCHE BURLINGAME, Owntr 147 Compliments of VALLEY FARMS Milk and Milk Products PERFECTION LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS First in Personal Service 245 Desmond Street Sayre, Pennsylvania O'NEILL'S JEWELERS Sayre, Pennsylvania A Bright Future to Each One of You at Graduation Time! Newest selection of name brand watches for every purpose. Free engraving on every watch bought here for graduation. PERSONAL SERVICE EXQUISITE SIFT WRAPPING JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRS Headquarters for Lady Elgin Diamond and Wedding Bands Best Wishes From Congratulations From ROBERT J. FRIANT ACKLEY BUICK Heating — Plumbing Sheet Metal Work Your Buick Dealer in the Valley 236 South Main Street Athens, Pennsylvania 508 So. Main Street Athens, Penna. Compliments of THE EVENING TIMES Your Daily Newspaper Serving Athens, Sayre, South Waverly, Waverly, and Surrounding Areas. GEORGE FRALEY'S GARAGE Compliments of FOSTER MOTOR CO. 502 South Main St. Athens, Penna. 112 N. Keystone Ave. Sayre, Penna. Compliments of VANDERVORT MILLS Wysok, Penna. 151 EDDY'S MARKET Compliments of 322 South Main Street Athens, Penna. HAIR LUMBER COMPANY We Deliver Phone 88-23134 116 Walnut Street Athens, Penna. Best Wishes to the Class of NOCCHI Keystone Ave. '65 HENRY INSURANCE AGENCY South Waverly, Pa. Save Your Money and Buy More Hoagies SCHRIER OIL CO. Good Luck to the Class of '65 South Main Street Athens, Penna. Compliments of MURRAY'S FUEL COMPANY Waverly, New York 152 BAILEY'S Best Wishes to Class of 1965 MOBIL GAS LEO'S PHARMACY PHILIP AND GEORGIANS Propt. 138 W. Lockhart St. 184 N. Elmira St. Sayre, Penna. Athens, Penna. WATKINS Congratulations to Class of 1965 CHARTER SERVICE PENNSYLVANIA AND Athens, Pennsylvania SOUTHERN GAS CO. Phone 884-3103 Valley Cities Gas Service Compliments of LABEL-PROCESSING South Thomas St. Sayre, Penna. Compliments of CLARK CLEANERS Athens, Penna. PINE BAR Compliments of Real Italian Spaghetti BROTANS Pizza to go Sayre Fashion Center 505 South Main St. Sayre, Penna. Athens, Penna. 153 VALLEY AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALERS Ackley Buick Garrison Oldsmobiie Kohler Pontiac Fraley's Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. Walker Ford Croft Ford Penn-York Motors—Dodge Sayre Motor Co.—Rambler 54 THE ATHENS BUILDING AND LOAN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 405 South Main Street Athens, Penna. NORTH JEWELERS 218 South Main Street Athens, Penna. HORTON'S ELECTRIC CENTER Broad Street Waverly, New York WEISS' Women and Children Ready to Wear Exclusive but not Expensive 282 Desmond St. Sayre, Penna. 882-5571 Compliments of Compliments of MASTRACCHIO'S BAKERY YANUZZI'S Homemade Italian Bread and Rolls 395 Fulton Street 502 South Lehigh Ave. Waverly, New York Sayre, Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of ELBA KITCHEN DOBBERSTEIN'S Waverly, New York GROCERY Waverly, New York Compliments of DON MERRILL MOTORS McNAMARA'S BUSINESS Always a Better Used Car MACHINES 435-9 Chemung Street 377 Broad Street Waverly, New York Waverly, New York 156 W. J. HARRIS AND SON New and Used Mobile Homes and CARPENTER MOTORS House Trailers Athens, Pennsylvania Auto Financing—Personal Loans—Real Estate—1 nsura nee 104 South Main St. Athens, Penna. Compliments of CLIFFORD JONES DUNNE'S PRINTING PASTRY SHOP 883-2702 For the Best in Pastries Athens, Penna. West Sayre, Penna. 883-1752 Compliments of LOUIS BABCOCK Atlantic Products and Firestone Tires BABCOCK ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 523 S. Main Street Compliments of JOE'S SPORTING GOODS Visit Our Marine Showroom 106 West Lockhart St. Sayre, Penna. Athens, Penna. Compliments of MARY ALICE Compliments of ROCKMAN'S 134 W. Lockhart St. Sayre, Pennsylvania DRESS SHOP So. Main Street Athens, Penna. 157 KEYSTONE Compliments of BARBER SHOP TOM TWIGG, Prop. KOBACKER FURNITURE 301 Broad Street Corner Keystone and Pitney South Waverly, Pa. Waverly, New York LEON WALKER SONS, INC. 608 Cayuta Ave. Waverly, New York JAYNE'S FLOWER SHOP 329 Broad Street Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Waverly, New York Telephone 565-2463 Compliments of SARA ALLEN Open Evenings by Appointment Phone 883-1601 Best Wishes to You BONNEY HOTEL INC. 107 South Main St. Athens, Penna. Athens, Penna. TAYLOR’S GREENHOUSE Athens, Penna. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. W. H. SMITH Sayre, Penna. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Life, Auto, Fire, and Health In Service With People BRUCE G. MASTELLAR Sheshequin Road Ulster, Penna. 358-4086 Congratulations to Class of 1965 D. M. HANDRICK AND SONS Quality Furniture Waverly, New York Compliments of PHELPS MARKET Ulster, Penna. Custom Meat Cutting and Wrapping HAROLD PHELPS. Prop. Compliments of WOODWARD'S DEPARTMENT STORE 509 S. Keystone Ave. Sayre, Penna. 882-7322 DOWD PAINT AND CASH-CREDIT LUMBER APPLIANCE CO. Route 17, East of Waverly 100 Lake St. Sayre Waverly, New York Your Norge Dealer 565-4703 Sales and Service 159 GLASER'S GIFT SHOP FREE PARKING S H Green Stamps Genuine Hummel Figurines Fostoria Crystal Sayre, Pennsylvania BARBER FUNERAL HOME 211 W. Lockhart St. Sayre, Penna. n jm Clothes to Wear for Men and Boys Who Care BECKER'S MARKET STEIN'S Groceries Clothing Cosmetics Ulster, Pennsylvania MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOP H. I. S. SPORTSWEAR ARROW SHIRTS—ENGLISH LEATHER MICHEAL STERN CLOTHES 134 Desmond St. Sayre, Penna. STEELE'S FOOD MARKET SHAFFER BROTHERS INC. Sunoco Gas and Sunoco Fuel Oil The Biggest Little Store in Town The Place for Friendly Service WEST SAYRE 883-6283 883-7451 160