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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1967 volume:

1967 H ienian H iens Iiyfi cScAoo AAens, CPennsiy uania I 3 7 ore w or ”cf This year, the Athenian is brought to you as a series of visions from the Lamp of Education. This Lamp sees all that has been brought, is being brought, and will be brought to you in the future through education. Everyone and everything in this school has a purpose and a place in the realm of education. The Lamp brings a vision of books and magazines dealing with education to represent the faculty. These books and magazines signify the advances made in education and educational techniques. The Lamp gives us a glimpse into the future of the seniors with pamphlets exemplifying the various means of higher education and of serving our country. For the underclassmen, the Lamp shows us a globe and textbooks representing the wide scope and importance of education—especially for the young. For music, the Lamp shows us an ancient flute. This represents the continuing influence and importance of musical education to the civilized world. The Lamp recognizes the place of sports in education with a display of equipment from the different sports activities. Sports are important in education because they help to build the character of the participants. The Lamp shows us various articles representing the activities in the school. These activities are important because they broaden the students' outlook and give practical experience in future professions. As an introduction to the advertising section, we see a pile of coins. This represents the need of monetary support for the Athenian, the record of the school year. 4 Jn Jitemoriam We, the student body and faculty of Athens High School, would like to pay special tribute to a man who gave many productive and well-remembered years to this school and the students who have passed through it. Mr. Robert Martin, who passed away on April 28, 1966, spent seventeen years teaching in our school system. For a number of years, he was head of the business department. Three years ago he gave this up to take on the jobs of attendance supervisor and administrative assistant to the supervising principal. These are tasks entailing much work, but Mr. Martin handled them well even though he was teaching business law and typing II at the same time. Mr. Martin was not only an excellent teacher, but also a teacher well-liked and admired by both the student body and faculty. 5 'labfe Administration Faculty...........P. 8 Seniors..........:.................P. 28 Underclassmen......................P. 50 Music..............................P. 80 Activities.........................P. 90 Sports ........................... P- 114 Senior Directory ................. P. 130 Advertising ...................... P. 136 7 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION V-%. jfoarcf of C cfucation Due to a reorganization of the Athens school district, the format of the Board of Education has changed. For fourteen years, the district has consisted of Athens Borough, Athens Township, Sheshe-quin Township and Ulster Township. Now, the Smithfield-Ridgebury-Ulster school district has been joined to it. Because of extensive revisions mandated by the state, the board now consists of nine members as opposed to the twenty members of previous years. Seven of these members are from the original Athens Area Joint Board of Education and two are from the S.R.U. Board. The members from Athens are: Dr. J. Clifton Lynch, Dr. Ralph B. Gregory, Robert Fraley, Carl Morris, Harlan J. Rowe, Ray Fenton Murphy, and J. W. Watson. The members from S.R.U. are Laurence R. Kingsley and Elmo A. Owen. Mrs. Celia Arnold, though not a member of the board, is the board secretary and has been so for eighteen years. Her years of service are greatly appreciated. 10 7n Jratitucfe 7or Services J'tenc erecf. ... to our school and to the community, we would like to thank these fourteen men of the former Athens Board of Education who are no longer on the board because of a reorganization of the school system. These men have served many years to the benefit of our school with little recognition or recompense. We would like to dedicate this page as a lasting record of this service. Ralph E. Hopkins Dr. Jesse T. Littleton Donald Hicks Robert Callear Gerald Callear Ernest Matthews Mahlon J. Wanck—now deceased Donald E. Nickeson Harold B. Smith M. S. Sherbeck S. A. Sealander R. A. Ammerman Clifford Isbell Richard Bowen Superintendent of Schools JITr. Tticfiarc TKaroin The superintendent of schools is the executive officer of the Board of Education. It is his duty to execute the policies established by the board. He recommends the appointment of faculty members, and prepares the annual school budget. He is responsible for the administration of the schools in the district. He serves as a public relations man, and informs the people of the accomplishments and the needs of Athens Area Schools. His duties are many and strenuous, and Mr. Marvin does an outstanding job. 12 !dminisiraiiue Issisiani Mr. Raker, as Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools of the Athens Area School District, has many responsibilities. The supervision of maintenance and school equipment is his responsibility. He purchases all the supplies and textbooks for the district, and sees that the teachers requisitions are filled out properly. The delivery of these supplies is also handled by him. The post of Administrative Assistant is one essential to the efficient running of the school, and during this, his first year, Mr. Raker has done an exceptional job. JJrincipa Mr. Pruyne, as principal of Athens High School, carries most of the responsibility for the general policy of the school. This is Mr. Pruyne’s first year as principal at Athens although he was acting principal in 1963-1964, and served in the capacity of Assistant Principal 1964-1966. As principal, Mr. Pruyne provides leadership for the teachers and students. He has the responsibility for instructional improvement, planning of the curriculum, and student morale and conduct. He works with the superintendent of schools for the public relations program. Mr. Pruyne does an excellent job, of handling his widely varied duties. MRS. GRACEMARY E. ALGER A.B. Elmira College M. Ed. College of William and Mary English 10, 12 Albtnian MRS. THELMA H. BEAGLE B.S. Gettysburg College English 8 Reading 7 JAMES C. DREW B.S. Mansfield State College Reading 7. 8 English 9 HARRY E. AYER B.S. Bucknell University M.S. Bucknell University Reading Consultant MRS. ELIZABETH B BRESEE B.S. Mansfield State College English It Teaogan Quill 8c Scroll MRS. JANE C. HAIR A.B. Elmira College English 7, 8 Jafeway The study of language is a keystone in our education. It is a path towards improvement of communications. Studying languages enables us to understand ourselves and others. The English courses emphasize grammar and literature. Students study specific writing skills and practice their use. They study the techniques of others in learning to clearly express themselves. The study of literature provides an understanding of people. By studying the structure and meaning of literature, students gain an insight into and understanding of themselves as well as of others. The study of foreign languages is the key to world understanding. Two such languages, French and German, are offered in our school. The study of languages is basically a study of the formal grammar and culture of the language. It is hoped that students will acquire a working knowledge of the language and will be able to put it to use if they should ever be in a situation requiring such knowledge. . 14 PETER P. POKEGO B.S. Bloomburg State College French I, II. Ill Touchdown Club J.V. Football Assistant Track Coach MISS CARIMAR J. SHULTZ B.S. Bloomsburg State College French 7. 8. 9 English 9 French Club 7, 8 PAUL R. WEAVER B.A. Penn State College English 10 Sophomore Class Advisor Stage Guild ( omm unication ROBERT M. SCHRIER A.B. Lafayette College M A. Bucknell University English 9. 12 MRS. NANCY J. SIMPSON A.B. Douglass College English 7. 9 Reading 7 MISS LORRAINE E. FARR B.A. Marywood College Reading Specialist 9-12 15 WALTER M. BADEAU B.S. Mansfield State College Civics German I MISS MARIE BEAN B.S. Mansfield State College M S. Bucknell University American History 11 POD Junior Class Sponsor WILLIAM J. INMAN A.B. Mt. St. Mary's College POD. World Culture ROBERT ROGERS B.A. Penn State University Civics American History 8th National Honor Society Jatecvaij J iroucjffi 7 ie Jjast DAVID RUSSELL B.S. Mansfield State College World History 7th American History 8th Track Coach RAYMOND J. WINESKI B.S. Mansfield State College World History World Geography Civics JAMES S. WHITMER B.S. Mansfield State College World History 7th American History 8th The social studies department conditions the students to meet the demands of good citizenship. Through the social studies department, young people are taught how to live in and understand the world around them. Every high-school student will be given the privilege to vote in a few years. With this power, he is able to help maintain and shape his government. The part every citizen takes in his government will depend upon the training he has had from the social studies department. Truly we learn from the past and our own and others’ experiences. With the knowledge of the history of the world we are able to regulate the present and plan for the future wisely. 16 Jatecvau Jo 7 ie Jufur The mathematics department of Athens High School has just been revised to meet the requirements of a changing world. Junior high school math prepares students for more advanced study. Seventh and eighth grade math primarily reviews elementary arithmetic and prepares students for higher math. In the freshman year students are first introduced to the entirely new concept of algebra. The fundamentals of algebra are taught in elementary algebra. Athens High School combines plane and solid geometry into a unified course in geometry which any sophomore may choose to take. A combined course in trigonometry and intermediate algebra is offered to juniors. In this unified course, students study trigonometry functions and increase their knowledge of algebra. Advanced mathematics is offered to seniors who have shown capability and interest in math. In this course, students continue their study of algebra for one semester and, during the second semester, start elementary calculus. The study of math aids the students in the development of his reasoning ability and leads him to work carefully. This new system allows the student to acquire a more thorough knowledge of mathematics. EARL K. DILL A.B. University of Michigan Geometry and Trigonometry MRS. MARIAN C. KLINE B.S. Bloomsburg State College Math 7th LEO D SLIFE B.S. Wilkes College Math 8th and 9th Algebra 9th MRS. ANN MARIE C. THOMPSON B.S. Bloomsburg State College Math 7th and 8th Senior Class Advisor J. M. TIDLOW B.S. Lock Haven State College Advanced Math Unified Geometry 17 JJat iwaijs JnrouaA Science The science department tries to give students a broad, general background in science. This background will be useful in their future lives, no matter what they do. This study prepares students for new technological developments, stimulates intellectual curiosity, and explains and illustrates scientific principles. In the seventh and eighth grades, the study is quite general. In the ninth through twelfth grades, the study deals with more specific areas of science. Courses such as biology, physical science (a combined course in chemistry and physics), chemistry, physics, vocational science, and earth and space science arc offered. The purpose of the science courses is twofold: to prepare students for careers in science, and to give everyone a general scientific back- CARL J. EASTMAN B.S. Mansfield State College Physics Algebra I TED R. KEIR B.S. East Stroudsburg State College Earth and Space Science Vocational Science Science 7th Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Baseball Coach JOSEPH THOMPSON B.S. Bloomsburg State College Biology Wrestling Coach Wrestling Club Assistant Football Coach HOWARD S. EVANS West Chester State College Science 8th RICHARD MERRITT B.S. Mansfield State College Science 7 th Physical Science 10th Wrestling Baseball MRS. SIGRID WILKINSON B.S. Mansfield State College Physical Science Chemistry Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 18 7 iro The Athens High School business and home economics departments are designed to prepare students for their chosen fields whether they be secretarial or homemaking. These courses are taught with the most modem equipment in the area. The business department teaches senior high students the fundamentals of shorthand, business arithmetic, and typing. These courses are so designed that these girls are ready to go to work as secretaries immediately after graduating. Home Economics is taught in all grades from seventh up. This course is required in seventh, eighth, and ninth, and may be taken in tenth, eleventh, and twelfth, if so desired. Home Economics teaches sewing, cooking, child care, and all other basics in homemaking. MRS. ELEANOR BIALEK B.S. Rider College Shorthand I II Office Practice 12 Bookkeeping I Sc II Refresher Math Typewriting 10, 11, 12 LEONARD GABRIEL B.S. Bloomsburg State College Bookkeeping I Sc II Business Law 12 Business Arithmetic 10. 11. 12 MRS ARLENE L. PICKERING B.S. Indiana State University Personal Typing 10. 11, 12 Typing I Business Arithmetic 10 MRS. MARY BROUGHTON B.S. Mansfield State College Home Economics 7. 8, 10. 11. 12 MRS. MARIAN C. MAC DONALD B.S. Mansfield State College Home Economics 7. 8. 9 19 WILLIAM ALLFORD B.S. Mansfield State College M. M. Ithaca College Instrumental Music 7th-12th Music Theory Junior High Band Music Education 7th-8th Senior High Chorus Senior High Glee Club MRS PHYLLIS ELDER B.S. Mansfield State College Music Education 7th-8th Junior High Chorus Ninth Grade Chorus Instrumental Music 7th-8th JOHN SWANK B.S. Edinboro State College Junior and Senior Art Art Club RICHARD SWETLAND B.A. Mansfield State College M.M. New York State University Instrumental Music 10th-llth-12th Senior Band Stagehand MRS. GLADYS WESTBROOK B.S. Mansfield State College Music Education 7th-$th Roacfs lo ( Culture The primary purpose of the music and art departments is to give students a basic understanding of and ability in these specific fields. A student is required to take a half a year of each in seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. During this time, he is given experience in these fields and is taught something of their history. A student who wishes to, may continue on in either of these fields during senior high. The music department has several clubs. The junior and senior choruses and the junior and senior bands put on several concerts a year. The senior band plays during half-time at football games. There is Glee Club for particularly good singers and Stagehand for enthusiastic musicians. In art class, the students are taught about perspective and shading and the other techniques which make drawings seem realistic. They find an appreciation for what goes into art. The primary purpose in teaching art is to make the students more observant and more aware of their surroundings. 20 PHILIP L. BUTLER B.S. Math and Science Mansfield State College Woodshop 7-12 JAMES R. CALLAHAN B.S. Mansfield State College Industrial Arts 7-12 EUGENE T. CERUTTI B.S. M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Mechanical Drawing 7-8-9-11-12 EDWARD J. DRABINSKI B.S. Mansfield State College Industrial Arts 7-12 ALLYN LEONARD B.S. Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture 9-10-11-12 F.F.A. J at uvays ' Jo J royress To introduce the students to the world of machines, electronics, and technical drawing, Athens High offers a w’ide industrial arts course. The junior high boys are required to take the shop course designed to acquaint them with hand tools. In senior high the course is optional. If the students choose to go on, they learn to use power tools and to repair automobiles. Technical drawing is the study of mechanical procedure and the element of sketching. The material ranges from elementary drawings to aerographic projections and to forms of pictorial drawings and architectural drawings. In the industrial arts program, the emphasis is on trying to help the boys decide if they wish to continue their technical training. Offered as an elective in senior high is a course in agriculture. The boys in this class spend their freshman and sophomore years studying basic farming. In their last two years they take agribusiness—the study of how farming affects the economy. Included in this field are such topics as marketing, management, and cooperatives. Upon completion of this course the boys have a basic understanding of agriculture and its relationship with other fields. 21 MRS. RUTH B. DANKO B.S. East Stroudsburg State College Girls' Physical Education Girls' Athletic Club Girls' Intramurals RAY BRENT PETERS B.S. Slippery Rock State College Aquatic Activities Physical Education 7th-12th Wrestling Club KENNETH H. OAKES B.E. East Stroudsburg State College Health 9th-12th J.V. Basketball VICTOR S. WEISS B.A. Moravian College Physical Education 7th-12th Varsity Football (Jatewaijs Joocf (eci tf) Athens High School is interested in keeping students physically fit as well as mentally awake. There are two courses which aid in doing this. A course in health is required for all ninth and twelfth grade students. In this course, the students are shown basic first aid and the symptoms, causes, and effects of different diseases. They are taught the basic body structures and how the different organs and systems function. The physical education department increases the fitness of the students' bodies through exercise and various sports. Among the sports taught and played are softball, volleyball, field hockey, football and basketball. This year, in order that swimming might be taught, a pool has been added to the school s facilities. 22 The purpose of the guidance department of Athens High School is principally to aid the student. College-bound students are aided by the wide variety of college catalogs and bulletins and by individual counseling. The counselors put out bulletins concerning scholarships and scholarship tests, help students with scholastic problems, and help students find part-time jobs. This year the department has been enlarged by the addition of two new counselors, Mrs. Jones and Mr. Riker. Miss Lunger is in charge of the seventh and eighth grades, and holds an instruction period with each class each week. Mrs. Jones works with the problems of ninth and tenth graders. Mr. Riker aids the juniors and seniors. Dr. Bresee supervises the department and works with senior high students. (Juicfes Jjast J ie ( t ossroa cfs CLYDE W. BRESEE B.S. Mansfield State College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Ph.D. Cornell University Director of Guidance Senior High Student Council JULIA HARRIET LUNGER B.S. M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Guidance Counselor MRS. RUTH E. JONES B.S. East Stroudsburg State College MA. New York University M.Ed. Edinboro State College Guidance Counselor DONALD R. RIKER B.S. Pennsylvania State University M.Ed. University of Wyoming Guidance Counselor 23 The purposes of a school are not confined to the teaching of the basic subjects. The school nurse provides an education in good health habits and keeps a regularly updated record on each student. One of the most appreciated services in the school is that of the library. It not only provides the reference materials for school work, but also the reading books for those who are interested. The special education department provides an education in basic skills for some students. This course allows some of the students to spend half of the day in school and the other half at a job in the community. The school offers a service to the community as well as to the individual student through drivers' education classes. All of these services are necessary for the welfare of the students and the school. Aides A any JAe 7. )ay MRS. HELEN S. BOURDETTE Library Assistant under E.S.E.A. MISS EDITH HINE R.N. Robert Packer Hospital Future Nurses Club THOMAS E. JONES B.S. East Stroudsburg State College M.A. New York University Drivers' Education RAYMOND E. MORLEY B.S. Mansfield State College Special Education: Social Studies. Reading. Mathematics MRS. MARGARET D. PRUYNE B.S. Mansfield State College B.A. University of North Carolina Library Orientation—7th MISS GLADYS REEVES Th.B. Malone College A.B. Marion College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University High School Special Education 24 MRS. CELIA ARNOLD MRS. MARILYN DEPUE MRS. BARBARA LOMBARD cSuccor The general office secretaries, Mrs. Lombard and Miss Murphy have many jobs. They take care of Mr. Pruyne's secretarial work, take calls on the switchboard, and keep the students' permanent records. But their main concern is with the students themselves. They do everything for the students from settling student insurance claims to keeping club funds and selling athletic tickets. Mrs. Depue is the secretary for the Guidance Department. She makes appointments for the students with the guidance counselors, permits the students to review guidance materials, and handles guidance correspondence. Mr. Marvin's secretaries, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Robinson, and Mrs. Williams handle business for the entire school district. They take care of accounts payable, administrative letters, and cafeteria business. They are responsible for the payroll. Mrs. Arnold is responsible for the minutes of the Athens Area School District Board of Education. MISS NORRENE MURPHY MRS HELEN ROBINSON MRS. MARGARET WILLIAMS 25 MRS. ANNE MRS. GERALDINE MRS. DOROTHY MRS. ELEANOR MRS. LEOLA BAILEY BURLINGAME FAIRBANKS KRING MORRIS ustenance The job of feeding over one thousand people daily is efficiently handled by the ten ladies on the cafeteria staff who, under the direction of Mrs. Smith, prepare a well-balanced, satisfying lunch each day. Mrs. Smith prepares a wide variety of menus and attempts to serve something especially pleasing to everyone. The friendly atmosphere found in the cafeteria makes lunch an enjoyable time for all. MRS. JOAN MRS. GENE MRS. EMMA PARKER PATTERSON ROBBINS MRS. JEAN MRS. JANE SMITH WALKER 26 ARTHUR BISHOP TED CANFIELD c Sanitation OWEN GEROULD The members of the student body of Athens High School have always been proud of the looks of their beautiful building and have done their best to keep it beautiful. But the real credit goes to the seven individuals who are responsible for its care and maintenance. These people work doing three shifts: 7:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M., 3:30 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. and 11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. Mr. Canfield, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Gerould, Mr. Bishop, and Mrs. Van Valkner, under the leadership of Mr. Van Valkner, HAROLD ROBBINS must keep the floors scrubbed and waxed, the walls and fixtures clean, the windows clear and the floors and hallways picked up. They are responsible for the general appearance of the school. Mr. Bishop also has the particular job of cleaning up the dishes and trays after the lunches. Mr. Thorpe is the head custodian and maintenance man for the Athens Area School System. These seven people have kept the school looking as new and beautiful as the day it was built. CHARLES THORPE MRS. LUCY VAN VALKNER 27 MERRIT VAN VALKNER SENIORS 28 Mary Loretta Alexander Patricia Ann Alpaugh 7n tro cfu cin y Mary Lyndall Allen Deborah Ann Armstrong William Allen Wayne Eugene Arnold Richard Guy Allyn Alan W. Baker Pamela Ballord Gary S. Berrigan G c ass Thomas Anthony Barrett Donald Blauvelt Sherian L. Beidleman Yvonne Lucille Bleiler 767 Yvonne Ilene Bennett Daniel Wallace Bostwick Terry L. Brown Brenda Sue Burke Gary E. Bydairk Norman Merton Campbell Bruce Owen Carlin Ruth Aleen Brewer 0.he year 7. )e Sheryl Ann Bourdette Margaret Ann Carney James Chaffee Barbara Clark (Deceased November 23, 1966) ()fierisfi JIT os Suzanne L. Congdon Royce Cotten Charles C. Cotter Jerry Cron Raymond W. Cron Cynthia Anne Marie Curran Susan Daugherty Richard Knight Daniels Patricia Anne Driscoll c5 emors u. re John W. Eltringham Alan J. Fassett Paul F. Franklin William P. Firestine Kenneth E. Fuller William E. Forbes Jane Elizabeth Garrity Akcfmirecf Jy A If Picture Not Mike Garrity Available 35 Nancy Arlene Hunsinger Gail D. Jones Gloria Jean Husick Martha Ann Kandelin Arthur J. Johnston Gayle Lorraine Keir Alan Keith Jones 7 ie J'voacf Do c5 uccess Wayne Lantz Robert George Kilpartick Nicholas M. 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Warner Row 1 M. Worden, R. Smith, B. Sumners, R. Swetland Row 2 K. Van Gorder, T. Warner Row I D. Potter Row 2 S. Regan. C. Newton Row J S. Me Namara, S. Moore, D. Rockwell. D. Sherfoo A ABSENTEE LIST W. Allen L. Schoonover G. Barton C. Schrader D. Boston S. Scrivener S. Brown H. Strope J. Cole J. Summers L. Comstock R. Talada B. Graham P. Wandell N. Hatch G. Watson G. Horton A. Westbrook L. Learn E. Whipple S. Mitchell E. Worthington S. Osman D. Horner R. Phillips M. Lane K. Rhodes R. Lantz T. Rowe L. Ruger 7.)e jLooA IsOit i Jjricfe 7l( Our former cnieuemen s Row 1 M. Bustin, J. Bums. B. Beeman Row 2 D. Bowen, L. Covey Row 3 R. Croteau, J. Catlin. D. Callear Row 1 M. McKee, B. Reed. A. Myers, Row 2 K. McCormack. M Simmons, Row 3 M. O'Donnell. L. Perry. C. Sinsabaugh Row 1 R. Allen Row 2 J. White, R. Sutton Row 3 J. Watson, J. Zagozewski. D. Webster Row 1 R. Huber, L. Heeman, B. Fisk. E. Hunsinger Row 2 T. Maynard, M. Crouse. J. 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Nickeson Row 2 W. Morris. K. Nickeson, G. Sloat 55 Row 1 A. Hogan. S. Hausknecht Row 2 D. Horton, L. King. P. Lake Row 3 S. Howard. S. Mastellar, P. Holcomb (Jes erc aij Our Home — Oocfay Our School — tomorrow Our TOor cf P. Ackley C. Benjamin L. Allis T. Barrett J. Berrigan T. Anthony J. Barton D. Blauvelt S. Arnold B. Bean J. Bradley R. Bailey Z. Beeman C. Brown S. Ball A. Bustin ABSENTEE LIST I. Bidlack J. Putnam K Button S. Rae J. Driscoll R. Schutt D. Horvath K Sealander C. Hauer S. Sweet R Me Kean G. Watkins D. Millard M Watkins J. Morningstar W Wilkinson A. Morris S. Wren L. Morris R. Wright M Murphy B. Young R. Perry G. Gorsline R. Bydairk P. Bleiler R. Callear D. Campbell S. Cole S. Cole o u r L O e s 71 r e c P. Collins T. Daugherty W. Collins C. Cron J. Davidson K. Coombs J. Curran P. Davidson E. Corl J. Daniels C. Dewey M. Cron D. Danko P. Dix n r c A e j y £ 7 a c a o n M. Dolan S. Fassett D. Dolan L. Eddinger G. Franklin R. Dolan G. Eltringham E. Fraley M. Dorocke E. Farr J. Frisbie fc. Druffner Gallup 57 A. Graham L. Harris C. Hinds D. Hurd T. Gray K. Hartjen R. Hogan D. Jackson E. Gwinn G. Henson P. Hook G. Johnston C. Harbst M. Henry P. Homer R. Keegan J. Harbst P. Hess M. Hughes M. Keyshaw E. Harris D. Himes L. Hoey B. King o u r 6 C A O o [ 7 e a c A e s (U s 7 O 71 cA i a s J. King V. Kinner R P. Lane R. Layman B. L. Levering D. Loomis C. D. Magee J. Martin s. K inner D. Kitchen K. Klinko Lana G. Lana R. Learn Loushay W. LoVecchio D. Luchaco Maynard M. McDonald M. Meade M. LaDue R. Leavenworth E. Lucy R. Miller 59 L. Miner S. Mitchell C. Morse J. Nye T. Page R. Patterson P. Mornmgstar B. Morris D. Orshaw G. Page V. Patton H. Pierce 7. Je Learned “Some in my Y ea ” R. Pierson L. Pipher B. Robertson J. Robinson A. Rowe S. Ruger R. Pond W. Price D. Ramey E. Regan R. Roethlisberger D. Romania J. Sackett JL Savacool R. Schnell R. Schoonover J. Schultz D. Scrivener K. Sea lander M. Shadduck F. Slife D. Stroud D. Stroud M. St ruble M. Swetland R. Talada 7.J 7 7iJe Remember 7 7omorrow ? R. Traver K. Tristan J. Vanderpool S. Vanderpool D. Wandell J. Watkins K. Wiles G. Wilson J. Tuttle C. Vanderpool D. Waite D. Walker L. Wheeler L. Wilcox L. Wood J. Zeller 7fie “ lQ)i f” 7s 7n (Ms — Row I L. Henley, I. Hill Row 2 C. Muller, C. Comer Row 3 L. Hunsinger. P. Wanck. K. Robinson Row 1 R. Kasson Row 2 N. Ruger, W. Waltman Row 3 B. Horner, S. McKee, S. Lake ABSENTEE LIST C. Adams D. Johnson M. Allen G. Johnson D. Allis A. Jones J. Bcidleman D. Hasson M. Campbell D. Carpenter L. Kelly C. Knolles S. Cole J. Lovelace S. Coolbaugh L. McMahon C. Crossctt J. Moore W. Drake N. Newhouse V. Forbes V. Rogers B. Gehris G. Roscnbergcr J. Goodin A. Sackett P. Grego J. Westbrook S. Haggerty J. Husick N. Worthington Row I C. Nickeson, Row 2 N. Sweet. L. Shuman Row 3 B. Fenton, N. Steil. K. Schnell Row I D. Brigham. D. Tristan Row 2 R. Bortle, G. Russell Row 3 E. Brittain, D. Kohler, S. Watkins 62 J ie “ Way ” Jn Row 1 C. Livingood. Row 2 R. Hall. L. Nichols Row 3, B. Springer. C. Arnold, S. Kraft. R. Gilbert Our i ducation A different way of looking at Archie Row I R. Webster Row 2 J. Brennan. H. Gemberling Row 3 W. Hettich. R. Brown Row I M. Howard. G. Greeno Row 2 E. Driscoll. S. Greeno. P. Bair Row 3 P. Allis. S. Owens Row 1 H. Dromelbein Row 2 M. Morley. B. Ryder Row 3 K. Knolles. A. Saylor, M. Brown. G. Liguori 63 Row I F. Matthews. A. Ballord. M. White Row 2 J. Kulczyski, C. Knott Row 3 D. Allen. J. Bresee. L. Wheeler Row I V. Jordon. R. Pruync Row 2 G. Roupp. W. Watkins Row 3 S. Hulsander. W. Weller, B. Carpenter Jj jat Have Jo)e Jain Tram Society ? Row 1 S. Ayer. S. Ashe. M. Rosh Row 2 K. Nickeson, T. Snyder Row 3 K McCormack. B. Riker. N. Miller Row I K. Gabriel, M. Gillette. G. Horton Row 2 K. Shafer, E. Winston Row 3 L. Wilson, D. Davis, S. Foster Row I C. Watson, A. Quatrini. K. Bowen G. Gehris Row 3 J. Raab. L. White Row 2 S. Simpson, Row I R Crowley. A. Wolf. P. Crouse Row 2 K. VanGorder. K. Halles Row 3 D. Payne. A. Talada. J. Levering TbJfiat 7fas c Socie y 7o Sain 7rom (Us ? fC. Chamberlain Row 2 R Alexander. R. Goble. L. Blackley. D. Chacona Row 3 J. Cole. D. Tozer. K. Van Nederymen Row D. Flynn. J. Hiley Row 2 D. Mclntire. M. Shadduck Row 3 J- Carr. R. Baker. R. Orshall 65 7 arc 7. )or£ Row I G. Matthews Row 2 N. Worthington. C. Shaffer Row 3 G. Stevens. G. Strope. D. Wilcox Row G. Heeman Row 2 P. Orshal, D. Wintermute Row 3 R. Politi. M. Novak. T. Simonds Row I B. Button. K. Pelton. L. Merrill. M. Allen Row 2 G. Wood, A. Kraft. J. Pruyne csuccess 66 Practicing the fundamentals of homemaking Row I G. Miller. S. McDonald. J. Bailey Row 2 J. Downey, A. Hubish, J. Rumpff Row 3 R. Beeman. W. Merritt. R. Benjamin (K )S Row t S. Parks. C. Knolles Row 2 A. Russell. K. Webster Row 3 D. Walters. G. Roof. D. Allis 7 2 Life f iere 7!re Row I C. Beals. D. Rae Row 2 B. May. K. Comstock Row 3 J. Harvath. J. Smith. L. Taylor Ooa ns Learning the many uses of wood and wood products 8i i Row 1 M. Levering. B. Bean. J. Tubbs J. Carr Row 2 F. Raupers. D. Pellett Row 3 L. Wheeler. G. Lord. T. Jenkins. J. Griswold Row 1 D. Davidson, K. Focht, P. Dorocke Row 2 K. Kochin, P. Harrigan. S. Rider. L. Hime Beaming, 7fie eoer en efin cj f rocess Row 1 J. Carlin. W. Gallick. M. Layman J. Driscoll Row 2 J. Swingle, D. Young. P. Delongis Row 3 L. Wheeler, V. Murphy. D. Whyte 68 Row 1 M. Arnold, H. Havens. L. Tuttle. B. Wood Row 2 L. Herman, B. Nichols Row 3 S. Torer. D. Brown, S. Sealander. C. Hock At least the 'disposal' never goes hung Row 1 K. Nagle. K. Warner Row 2 G. Muller. W. King. K. Warner Row 3 F. Coolbaugh. J. Rhodes 7o 7lc iieoe 7 ie 73es , Ts)e 7 Tus 7 y Our 7$esl Row I E. Gilbert. R. Iffert. M. Brennan. C. Docktor. A. Cole Row 2 C. Sutton, C. Doty, M. Park. D. Alexander 69 Tfow JIT any Hidden Discovered 7ls Jo (Express dfirouy i Row 1 B. Iffert. F. Lawson. M. Horner. B. Talada J. Cron Row 2 D. Stack. T. Lambert, D. Hall. W. Lattimer Practical knowledge 70 Row I W. Gowen Row 2 C. Wood. B. Chamberlain, D. Ellis, B. Westbrook Row J C. Momingstar. B. Kosbuski, D. Jackson. S. Kilpatrick Row I M. Orshal. K. Owens, R Tanner Row 2 D. Hibbard. J. Shaffer. K. Nichols Row 3 R. Scrivener. D. Campbell, J. Northmp 7IBifiiies 7.) Tie iey Learn ernse oes V ouca ion Row I J. Shultz. L. Ball. G. Millard Row 2 S. Waite. C. Wilkinson Row 3 L. Perry. J. Campbell. A. Lane. J. Morris 71 Row A. Walker. P. Damiano. D. Roberts L. Strange Row 2 D. Streeter, C. Hull J. Zeppa, W. Bcsecker. G. Stillman Row 1 S. Kellogg. D. Jones, H. Butters Row 2 G. Stranger. B Fenton. D. Walker. K. Harvest. G. Smith Row 1 D. Regan. A. Halles. J. Bresec Row 2 E. Allen. B. Kelly. J. Stover. V. Ryder Row j R. Congdon. H. Wandell, J. Page Row 1 P. Payne. R. Keir. P. McCarty D. Spencer Row 2 D. Harris. D. McGrath. S. Kolesar Row 5 W. Stroud, R. Hibbard 72 Row I L. Stone. J. Fenton. J. Kcpner Row 2 C. Martin. L. Callear. S. Warren. K. Hogan Row ) C. Kellogg. D. Campbell. R. White Row 1 J. Adams. K. Pierson. W. Bailey. J. Blow Row 2 M. A singular sight Warner. G. Gehris. H. Davis Row 3 A. Cole, J. Rhodes. S. Sackett 7.)e Tteacf Our Ifistory DooAs 7o)ilA JJricfe; JKay Our Descendants Do Ae Same ABSENTEE LIST R. Ackley I. Baker . Bartlow . Batten S. Beatty B. Brown L. Hauer K. Krmg H. Pond S. Carpenter D. Clark E. Cole B. Correll J. Cotter M. Cotter C. Ellis W. King C. Kunkcl O. Sturzenegr M. Dix B. Fisk W. Garrity J. Harbst R. Haulton L. Heeman R. Horton Y. King J. Lucy D. Wright D Miller Row 1 J. Swingle. M. Cooper. L. Ramsey Row 2 M. Mills, M. Kitner, C. Ward Row 3 E. Coolbaugh. R. Young. D. Moringstar, D. Newman 73 74 D. Adams P. Alexander F. Altieri J. Baird C. Ball W. Ballenstedt R. Barton D. Becman N. Beidleman N. Bidlack L. Biles R. Birdsall A. Boomhower S. Bouton D. Bowen J. Bowen D. Bradley R. Bradley L. Bresee K. Brittain H. Brown M. Bustin M. Callear P. Canavan C. Carney J. Carl B. Carr Y. Celecki D. Chamberlain M. Cole M. Coombs I) r x 0 71 J U 1 j, X o r r Is) e C. Coolbaugh )■ Conklin T. Cotter S. Covey F. Crandall S. Crawford G. Cron K. Cron A. Croteau D. Daniels T. David R. Davidson T. Davidson N. Decker L. DeProspero F. Drabinski Y. Drabinski C. Durrand L. Eastham F. Ellis D. Evans G. Flynn T. Fraley W. Fraley J. Gabriel J. Geiger R. Gembcrling A. Graham E. Gray P. Grimley M. Haggerty 75 7. )e JRay Jf nnJ? Cjoflege Js . . . R. Harris L. Hartjcn D. Hessler E. Hilbert R. Howe J. Hughes C. Havens R. Henry P. Horvath L. Howard R. Humphrey J. Jackson Jcir Jn R ie JJuiure 76 G. Jarvis J. Jones M. Kinner J. Kowalek C. Lane C. Cine J. Latini P. Law E. Kellogg G. King M. Kreamer K. I.aDue K. Lane D. Lantz P. Law C. Lawson T. Lynch D. Magee s. Mantala C. Miller B. Molyneaux S. Morse P. Mosier R. Martin J. Morris M. New house D. Nickeson M. Osmun D. Owens P. Parks A. Pellett R. Northrup P. Orshaw T. Owens P. Park A. Phillips R Place Lucy Millard Morningstar Nagle 77 ABSENTEE LIST R. Allen D. Johnson J. Allis M. Kasson P. Baker H. Llnicki D. Bedford S. Murphy C. Beers E. Roberts R. Beers L. Westbrook D. Finley L. Wheeler G. Forman R. Butters J. Henson C Hinds J. Politti B. Rae R. Roberts C. Pruyne C. Red B. Rosh F. Rabcnold A. Rincbold S. Sackett D. Scrivener C. Sealander D. Simpson P. Smith D. Streeter J. Strope E. Taylor M. Terpko V. Shaffer P. Sheppard K. Stackhouse J. Stedge R. Summers M. Tanner N. Thomas D. Traver 78 D. VanDerpool G. VanNederyncn M. Wandell T. Warren B. Watson A Weller F. Waite W. Waite K VonWolffradt L. Wandell C. Watkins C. Watrous L. Wheeler M. Wheeler J. White R. Wiles M. Winston W. Wright C. Yaukoski G. Wintermute D. Yale D. Zucchi 79 The newest style in book cases Row 1. G. Husick, S. Wood. K. Smith, Row 2. P. Driscoll, S. Beidleman. Row I. H. Gilbert, J. Catlin. B. Murphy, D. Campbell. J. Stevens. G. Eltringham. J. Bresec, M. Steil. K. VanFleet, V. Jordan. K. Button, D. Waite, D. Callear, K. McCormick. Row 2. L. Wheeler. B. Robertson. D. Newton. E. Gwinn, R. White. J. Davidson, R. Pruyne, P. Hess, Z. Beeman. K. McCormick. C. Nickerson. T. Snyder. D. Horton, A. Saylor. Row. 3. K. Gabriel, M. Swetiand, D. Ramey, R. Swetland, C. Sinsabaugh. D. Megee, B. Watkins, N. Miller M. Woodburn, Row 4. S. MacDonald, C. Beals Y. Bleiler, D. Petry, V. Ball, R. Covey, W. Price. N. Campbell, S. Simpson, M. Morley, D. The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Swetland, is a great asset to our school spirit. In daily practice sessions the band prepares to appear at all football halftime shows. As soon as football season has ended, the Senior Band is hard at work rehearsing for the Christmas Concert and then the Spring Concert. The color guards are an important addition to the Senior Band. The girls lead the band with flags and guns in each show. This year as in years past the color guard was comprised of six senior girls. Jiancf Tozer, L. Taylor, C. Nickerson, Row D. Young, D. Jackson. D. Morley, J. Smith. C. Allis, H. Hill. J. Brennan. G. Roupn. D. Daniels, C. Loushay, L. Hoey, J. Savacool. M. Hughes. R. Traver. J. Carr. Majorettes—A. Hair, R. Brewer. S. Bourdette, V. Marrone, A. Hogan, D. Armstrong, J. Burns, P. Reagan, P. Ballord. E. Grimley, S. Loomis. Colorgaards— G. Husick, S. Beidleman, P. Driscoll, C. Kline. K. Smith. The majorettes are the featured members of the Senior Band. The girls add life and sparkle to football halftime shows, parades, and the Spring Concert. This year the senior majorettes divided into three groups to be featured in fire baton routines during night halftime shows. The regular majorettes and two substitutes start in early summer their preparation of routines for each different appearance. This year Sandra Loomis has served as chief organizer of the group. Row 1. T. Warren. D. Young. M. Kinner. D. Daniel . T. Fraley, D. Spencer D. Adams H. Havens. M. Warner, J. Blow, T. Lynch, L. Bresee, J. Gabriel. J. Mullen. K. Davis, G. Gehris. W. Nagle. V. Shaffer. Row 2. W. King. Y. King. S. Murphy B. Baily, M. Lucy, L. Eastman. A. Weller. S. Loomis. D. Nickerson. J. Toaer, D. Harris. C. Hawk. F Waite. K. VonWolffradt. R. Summers. I. Politi, S. Crawford. C. Watrous, B. Rosh. J. Jacobson’ Row 3. B. Watson. D. Beeman. J. Hughes D. Magee A. Boomhower. A. Graham. R. Keir, 84 Row I. A. Hogan, A. Hair. S. Loomis. L. Grimley, P. Reagan, Row 2. V. Marrone. S. Bourdette. P. Ballord, J. Burns. R. Brewer. Ji unior J)ancf The Junior Band is our organization of junior high musicians under the direction of Mr. A11 ford. The group practices twice a week and appears twice annually. The Stage Band is a group of enthusiastic young musicians under the direction of Mr. Swctland. They practice once a week. This talented group specializes in jazz music and appears upon request. J. Stedge, F. Drabinski. P. Payne, Y. Celecki, K. Owens, J. Breset, M. Kreamer. D. White. J. Swingle, C. Watkins. S. Momingstar, Y. Drabinski. J. Kowalek. Row 4. S. Kolsar, L. Herman. D. Davidson, M. Arnold. K. Nagle. M. Winston, J. Barton, A. Cole. D. Raye, J. Driscoll L. Wheeler. B. Murphy, K. Kring, J. Roads. M. Bustin, K. Stackhouse, P. McCarty, B. Corral, R. Congdon, M. A. Layman. S aoe J)ancf Row 1. R. Swetland, N. Campbell, S. Osmun. K. VanFleet. M. Murphy, M. La Due, Row 2. J. B re see, M. Hughes, J. Brennan, K. Nickerson, L. Jackson. D. Young. Row J. M. Swetland. Mr. Swetland. D. Campbell. C. Loushay, B. Robertson. B. Murphy. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 85 Row 1. H. Sackett, M. Tetrault, B. Fraley, M. Matthews. K. Nothstein, C. Stone. J. White. L. Vanderpool. S. Rurnpff. G. Keir, L. Levering, S. Mitchell, M. Lewis. L. Northrup, B. White, S. Beidleman, S. Daugherty, K. Smith. V. Watrous, D. Romainia J. Goble, E. Whipple. P. Orshaw Row 2, G. Husick. M. Watkins. P. Dix, J. Sackett, G. Wilson, A. Hair, P. Kelly. S. Minturn, G. Stevens, C. Benjamin C. Murray, P. Alpaugh, B. Reed, I. Gustafsson, P. Collins, S. Ruger, P. Morning-star. E. Lucy. S. Loomis, A. Hogan. Row III. B. Bean. S. Howard. E. Corl. K. Morse. L. Politi, C. Robinson. B. Graham, This year our Senior High Chorus consisted of about one hundred twenty sophomores, juniors and seniors who enjoy singing. No try-outs are held for Senior High Chorus and the only requirement is attendance at all practices. The Chorus is made up of a three-part music section: soprano, alto, and tenor. Under the direction of Mr. Allford, the members practice many songs in preparation for the Christmas and Spring Concerts which are yearly events at our school. The Senior Chorus is an opportunity for all who enjoy vocal music. Jfiy i ( iot 'US M. Allen. P. Driscoll. C. McNamara. E. Pierson. S. Reagan. A. Tuttle. L. Schoonover. L. Perry. K. Coombs. M. Shadduck E Reagan. L. Eddmger. P. Ackley. Row 4. S. Bourdettc. V. Marrone. C. Schrader. E. Grimely. M. Law. I. Burns B. Bee-man. R. Sutton. N. Wolfe. N. Hunsinger, B. Firestine. R. Brewer. I. Winslow. J. Driscoll. R. Dotv. S. Osmun G ’ Kunkel T. Wells, J White, C. Curran. Row . C. Lucy. J. Martin. K. Klinko, R. Brennan. J. Lewis. G. Watson. D Bostwick T. Barrett. G. Matthews. M. Worden. R. Pierson. Z. Beeman, H. Pierce. G. Fairbanks. S. Ayer. B. Summer B Allen P’ Ballord, A. Jones. ’ ’ 87 The Glee Club is a select group of thirty senior high singers under the direction of Mr. William Allford. They sing diversified types of music and rehearse twice weekly. The Glee Gub appears at the Christmas concert and Graduation. Each year an exchange concert is arranged where the Glee Club travels to and performs for another school. Also in late spring the Glee Club presents itself in an informal concert on the school patio. Although the Glee Club is a comparatively new organization at Athens, it is very active and worthy of our pride. Row J. V. Schaffer, C. Nagle, L. Bresee, D. Ellis, L. Westbrook, M. Warner, G. Gehxis, H. Havens, N. Thomas, D. Daniels. Row 2. L. DcProspero, D. Young. B. Summers, J. Gabrial, D Streeter, Y. Drabinski, C. Millard, K. Van Wolffradt, L. Wheeler, P. Parks, P. Law, C. Watson, S. Armstrong Row 3. L. Tuttle, C. Wilkinson, D. Beeman, C. Hock, D. Whyte, C. Doty, J. Swingle, P. Harrigan, K. Davis, S. Ryder, L. Easton, P. Grimley Row J. C. Stone, M. Kandelin., G. Keir, M. Bustin, S. Sherbo, D. Romania, S. Daugherty, Row 2. L. Grimley, D. Bowen, L. Schoonover,' C. Robinson, J. Zdradzinski, C. Curren. V. Marrone. E. Corl. Row 3 L. Eddinger. P. Driscoll. N. Hunsinger. W. Firestine, I. Gustafsson, A. Hair, M. Allen, P. Ackley, Row 4. P. Ballord, J. Martin, B. Sumner, C. Lucy, G. Fairbanks, A. Jones, B. Allen, K. Klinko. Row 3. S. Ayer, T. Barrett. G. Matthews. R. Pierson, D. Bostwick, M. Warden, J. Lewis, G. Watson. The Seventh and Eighth Grade Chorus and the Ninth Grade Chorus are two more junior high contributions to the musical organization at Athens. Each group practices separately once each week under the direction of Mrs. Phyllis Elder. The groups sing popular, patriotic, spiritual and folk songs. The two choruses join for their appearances at the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. K. Hogan. Row 4. J. Griswold. M. Bustin. D. Harris. J. Tubbs. S. Warren. B. Westbrook C. Hull. C. Walker. Y. Celicki.. M. Newhouse. C. Wood. J. Lucy. R. Congdon.. Row ). J. Carr. S. Allis. C. Kunkel. P. Daniano. T. Jenkins. G. Lord. K. Locht. L. Wheeler. B. Bean. K. Blauvclt, L. Hines. M. Bustin. M. Layman. J. Carlin,. Row I. G. Mattews. L. White. K. Gabriel. S. Foster. M. Shadduck. M. Gillette, G. Johnson. S. Lake. Row 2: S. McKee, K. Comstock. L. Wheeler. P. Allis, S. Greeno, L. Blakely. P. Bair, M. White, C. Knott. S. Gehris. Row 3. H. Gemberling. S. Parks, K. Bowen, S. Owens. S. Ayer, K. Van Gorder, A. Quatini. D. Davis. C. Watson, B. Horner. Row 4. L. Hunsinger, M. Allen. J. Kulczycki, B. Carpenter, S. Hulslander. B. Brown, B Winston. G. Liguori, A. Ballord, P. Wanck. 89 HOMECOMING QUEEN, Connie Stone crowned by team captain. Bill Firestine. (Ju s an (fin a NATIONAL MERIT LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION. Virginia Watrous 92 SECTIONAL WRESTLING CHAMPIONS. Cliff Herman and Gary Stcdge. S uc en s DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD. Gayle Keir Above ROTARY EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM SWEDEN. Inger Gustaffson Rixbi: ROTARY EXCHANGE STUDENT FOR NEXT YEAR. Mike McKee Jfame € conomics. y Above: BETTY CROCKER AWARD. Madeline Cole Right: Right: JAYCEES ESSAY CONTEST ON • PATRIOTISM.' Runner up. Leigh Wheeler and Honorable Mention, Howard Havens DISTRICT CHORUS. Beth Sumner. Mary Lyn Allen, Liz Grimley. JlCusica STATE BAND. Milly Swetland; ALL EAST BAND. Norman Campbell Above: STATE Chorus. Beth Sumner and Mary Lyn Allen R fthf DISTRICT BAND, (clockwise from left) Dale Young. David Newton. Wendic Price. Yvonne Bleiler. and Milly Swetland. Norman Campbell was absent when picture was taken. 7ft onors Athenian PHOTOGRAPHY: H. Gilbert Literary Staff (creates This year the Athenian-Staff has published the 126th edition of the Athenian. The process of compiling a yearbook is a complicated one, requiring much organization, cooperation, and hard work. The staff is divided into groups, each of which works on one particular section, planning and designing layouts of pictures. The entire staff works together in drawing up copy forms, identifying pictures, and writing copy. The typists type all the copy and picture identifications on the copy forms. TYPING: D. Gallup, R. Croteau. E. Harris, Y. Bennet. and A. Hogan PROOFREADING: M. Tetreault, K. Coombs, and B. Beeman Right: PACKAGING: M. Kandelin, S. Sherbo, and M. Allen PLANNING DUMMY: B. Rosh, J. Goble, K. Stackhouse, and V. Watrous Right: COPY FORMS: S. Bourdette. A. Weller, D. Horton, and J. Hughes Most of the photography is done by a professional photographer, Mr. DeFrahn. However, there usually is a school photographer who takes some pictures around the school and community for use in the Athenian. The money to publish the Athenian is covered in part by the purchase price, but the rest of the money must be solicited; this is the main function of the Business Staff. This year they have done an admirable job in advertising with posters around the school, soliciting valley merchants and patrons, and conducting the sale of the yearbook in the homerooms. ORGANIZATIONS: A. SOLICITING PATRONS: Hair and R. Brewer Ltjt: N. Hunsinger, and Mr. Inman SJromo es 97 7 .7, eaoyan jeaoycin Jeaoyan 7« QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY The Quill and Scroll is a literary society, newly chartered at Athens. Members of the Teaogan may become members of this honorary group for high school newspapers in their junior or senior years with recommendation by their staff advisor, Mrs. Bresee, and with the approval of the administration of the Quill and Scroll Society. 7 7 eaoaan Jeaooan jeaoc an 7 Roii' : L. Learn, P. Kelly. B. White. R. Crotteau. L. Vandcrpool. S. Rumpff, L. Levering. E. Fraley. S. Minturn, G. Stevens. J. Burns. C. Stone. S. Daugherty. S. Sherbo Row II: D. Petry. J. Hoagland, V. Ball. P. Ballord. J. Lambert. R. Brennan Row III: B Beeman. C. McNamara. M Allen. S. Bourdettc. R. Brewer, A. Hair. P. Driscoll Row IV: L. Schoonover, K. VanFleet, A. Tuttle. D. Callear, M. Law. J. Saxon, S. Ayer. C. Hauer. G. Kunkel. R. Doty. S. Regan, E. Pierson. S. Osmun The Teaogan is published to inform our students. It is devoted to the activities of both junior and senior high. Connie Stone was this year’s chief editor with Mrs. Bresee as the faculty advisor. At the meetings of the whole staff, the editors assign the articles to the reporters. The next step is to type the articles, fitting them into columns. Planning the layout sheets comes next followed by the cutting of the stencils. The sheets are then mimeographed and stapled together to form the final paper. 99 Gfie cS iucfeni (VIn ions; fjr. f) iucfeni Gouncif The purposes of the Junior High Student Council are threefold. Its primary purpose is to teach parliamentary procedure and to give its members practice in using this procedure. It gives junior high students a chance to express their opinions on school policies and problems, and make suggestions for changes or improvements. One of their projects has been the initiation of a dramatics club for junior high students. There is a student representative on the council from each homeroom in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The Junior High Student Council is sponsored by Mrs. Jones; this year's officers are President—Bruce Carpenter; Vice-President—Mary Lou Bustin; Secretary— Karen Bowen; Treasurer—Linda Wheeler; and Reporter —Brian Murphy. Knttlmg—J Gabriel S. Armstrong. D. Bowen. Silling—M. Bustin, K. Bowen, V. Shaffer. A. Weller, A. Quitrini, C. Knott. Standing—C. Havens. 100 B Murphy. S. Foster, J. Carr, G. Lord. B. Carpenter. D. Walker. L. Wheeler, ). Driscoll Kneeling: R. Callear. K. Hartjen. D. Blauvelt Sitting: R. Allen, K. Van Fleet, I. Gustaffson, C. Curran, B. Summer. K. Coombs, E. Coral. C. Stone Standing: C. Lucy. E. Hunsinger. K. Walters. D. Bostwick. A. Jones. J. Lewis. K. Morse. E. Grimley (Sr. (Sh cfenj ()ouncif The Senior High Student council is the organization through which the student body presents its views to the administration. The council is made up of three boys and three girls from each of the three senior high grades. These representatives serve for a term of either one or two years. The main purpose of the Student Council is to promote citizenship in the school and community. The council tries to instill a feeling of school pride in the students of Athens High School. The council conducts elections in the spring and fall. With Dr. Bresee serving as advisor, the officers are: President—Alan Jones; Vice-President—-Edward Hunsinger; Secretary—Elizabeth Grimley; Treasurer—Danny Bostwick. Kneeling: M. Kandelin. V. Watrous. J. Goble. S. Sherbo. T. Merritt Sitting: B. Mclntire. J. Lambert, D. Bowen. V. Marrone. J. Root. B. Sumuci, Y. Blciler. C. Lord. R. White. D. Petry, M. Allen Standing: K. Gillette. G. Husick. D. Newton, M. Bustin. K. Nickeson, G. Kcir. D. Hubbard, M. Matthews, A. Jones. R. Walker The National Honor Society is founded on four basic principles: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. In order to be considered for membership in the National Honor Society, a student must be a sophomore, junior, or senior, and attain an average of 4.0 or better. Then a faculty committee reviews the candidates in relation to the basic principles. The sponsor of the Society is Mr. Rogers. This year's officers are President—Martha Kandelin; Vice-President—Jean Goble; Secretary—Gayle Keir; and Treasurer—Susan Sherbo. New junior and senior members were inducted last fall in a candle-lighting ceremony. 102 Si HU-' M. Kandelin, J. Goble. S. Sherbo Standing: Q. Keii Incf Dramatic The Thespian society is composed of people who excel in the field of dramatics and dramatic productions. A total of ten points must be acquired before a person is awarded a certificate signifying that he is a Thespian. The members of the cast, make-up crews, stage maintenance crews, property crews, play committees, publicity crews, the ushers, and the prompters are allotted a certain number of points for the quantity and quality of their work. When a Thespian has gained a sufficient number of points, he is awarded a gold star, to be attached to his certificate. Best actor and best actress awards are given to those who show outstanding ability. Row I M. Kandelin, J. Goble, M. Bustin. G. Husick. M. Matthews, S. Sherbo Row D. Bowen. L. Politi. E. Pierson, N. Hunsinger. P. Regan. K. MacNamara, P. Driscoll, G. Keir Row III G. Kunkel, B. Sumner. B. Morris. L. Page. A. Fas sett. G. Matthews. J. Lambert. J. Hoagland. 103 Row J—S. Daugherty. J. Goble. M. Tetreault. M. Cron, S. Loomis. C. Stone. G. Wilson. G. Husick. A. Hogan. M. Watkins. K. Wiles. P. Lane. R. Hogan. B. Layman. Row 2—D. Romainia. M. Kandelin. S. Sherbo. D. Horton. K. VanFlect. V. Patton, P. Collins. E. Harris. D. Gallup. L. Levering. J. Watkins. J. Tuttle, G. Kcir. M. Mathews. D. Ramey. Row 3—D. Bowen. L. Perry. E. Regan. M. Shaddock. E. Coral. A. Bustm. P. Re an. P. Driscoll. C. Shrader, S. Congdon. J. White. K. Coombs. K. Morris. L. Politi. M. Bustin. Row 4—P. Davidson. C. McNamara. L. Schoonover. J. Shultz. A. Tuttle, M. Law. B. Beeman. S. Regan. E. Peirson, J. Driscoll. J. Burns. S. Osmun. J. Lambert. S. Masteller, W. Price. C. Robinson. Each year the Stage Guild presents a variety of plays for the enjoyment of the student body. This year the modern classic, Harvey, was presented as the three-act play. The three one-act plays put on by the Stage Guild this year were, Not My C p of Tea, The Plot to Assassinate the Chase Manhattan Bank, both blackouts, and Snitched at the Crossroads, a melodrama. The Stage Guild, under the direction of Mr. Weaver, is a workshop that leads to membership in the National Thespian Society. To become a member of this society, one must have ten or more points, which are earned through work on and back stage. From about eighty members of the Stage Guild, about twenty are Thespians, with more being added each year. 104 CAST Myrtle Simmons . Vela Simmons . . Miss Johnson ... Ethel Chauvenet . Ruth Kelly .... Betty Chumley .. Elwood Dowd .. Duane Wilson . . Lyman Sanderson William Chumley Judge Gaffney .. Lofgren ......... Jean Goble Susan Sherbo Martha Henry Cathy McNamara Diane Bowen Peggy Bustin Danny Sherbo Greg Kunkel Mike Worden Barry Rogers Barry Foster Steve Moore Kntehng: Barry Rogers Silling: Jean Grjble, Barry Foster, Peggy Bustin Standing: Cathy McNamara, Mike Worden. Diane Bowen. Martha Henry. Susan Sherbo. Greg Kunkel. Steve Moore 105 ylorn ein ci tei s . . Row 1—J. Page, K. Nostein. K. Smith, P. Orshall, S. Arnold. Row 2—P. Alpaugh. C. Murray, C. Benjamin, J. Roof. D. Hines, E. Fraley, M. Cole. G. Stevens. S. Minium. M. Simmons. Row 3—L. Covey. S. Mitchell. L. King, B. Bean. J. Walkins. P. Hooke. L. Heeman. Robinson. Row I—J. Roof. M. Cole, K. Nothstein, G. Stevens Row 2—J. Page, E. Fraley. B. Bean. The Future Homemakers of America Club in Athens High School is the local branch of a state and national organization. The purpose of this organization is to teach the girls more about family life and the advantages of helping others. Twenty 9th grade girls are chosen each year, by means of a test, to join the Junior F.H.A. This test is required in order to get a Junior F.H.A. Degree. No test is required to join the Senior F.H.A. Money is raised through dances, bakesales, and dues (part of which go to the state and national branches) in order to finance projects. This year the Junior F.H.A. girls have bought and made toys and books for the valley hospitals. The Senior F.H.A. girls also have had a hospital project and have made favors for the nursing home at Christmas. Both the Junior and Senior F.H.A. girls are joining in the county F.H.A. project of supporting an underprivileged child in North Carolina. Each year the F.H.A. groups take two educational field trips. This year they went to Hershey and Harrisburg. Every June two to four members from each group are chosen to go to the state conference of F.H.A. at Pennsylvania State University where they stay for three days. By the time these girls graduate, they have a well-rounded education in the making of a home. Row I—J. Bresee, S. Gerhis, S. Parks. Row 2—H. Gimberling, W. Waltman. Row 3—C. Watson, D. Davis, K. Bowen jf£e Toucffocun ( fuf) Row I—J. Taylor, C. Lucy, A. Jones, R. Hubert, G. Watson, E. Hunsinger Row II R. Maynard, G. Fairbanks, D. Hubbard, H. Pierce, M. Crouse T. Barrett. S. Ayers. B. Carlin. W. Firestine Row III C. Cotter. L. Page. K. Williams. R. Pierson. F. Slife, J. Vanderpool, T. Warner, J. Watkins, P. Lewis 108 Since the discontinuance of the Varsity Club, various sports have organized themselves into clubs. One of these clubs is the Touchdown Club. This club is of benefit to its members in various ways. It has, in past years, purchased sweaters for the senior lettermen, letters for those varsity members who earn them, and jackets for the entire varsity team. This year a trend has been broken by the Touchdown Club. This year blazers have been purchased instead of sweaters. All these benefits are made possible by various fund-raising campaigns and excellent sponsorship. Slncf ffe Row l M. Crouse, W. Firestine, T. Barrett Row II A. Jones, J. Lewis Row III D. Hubbard Ck Row I—J. Nyc, M. Shaddock, G. Horton. T. Barrett. D. Flynn, M. Osman Row 2—K. Wiles, G. Johnson. R. Pruyne. R. Doty, R, Backer. R. Layman, G. Stedge. W. Wilkinson Row 3—T. Horton. W. Firestine, T. Wells, P. Davidson, R. Callear. C. Herman. G. Berrigan, D. Morley Row 4—B. Carpenter. D. Knolles. W. Morris. T. Barrett. T. Warner. D. Campbell. D. Hubbard. B. Sheffler The main purpose of the Wrestling Club is to promote the sport of wrestling in our school. The club is composed of members of the wrestling team and other interested boys. This year, the club members have raised money through dances and other activities to pay for the new mats and for jackets for the lettermen. The sponsor of the Wrestling Club is Mr. Thompson, and this year’s officers are: President—Cliff Herman; Vice-President—Bill Firestine; Secretary—Dave Hubbard; and Treasurer—Dan Knolles. Row !—D. Hubbard Row 2—C. Herman. D. Knolles, W. Firestine Suppor 7he 0earn 109 Row 1—C. Brown, V. Kinncr, V. Patton. M. Cron. B. White. S. Mitchell, J. White. E. Whipple, R. Croteau, S. Fassett. Row 2—A. Marse, G. Eastham. G. Wilson. J. Watkins, L. Northrup, R. Sutton, S. Maynard. L. Vanderpool, J. Garrity, B. Westbrook. Row 3—R. Talada, D. Pctry, C. Levering. R. White. D. Millard. S. Wood. J. Schultz, J. Hoagland, C. Kline. L. Cole. Row —B. White. Row 2—S. Maynard. D. Millard. Row 3—C. Levering. 9.71. G. — 9ir s Arounef A fie Goar The purpose of the Girls Athletic Club is to promote interscholastic and intramural sport activities for girls. The sports played interscholastical-ly are soccer, volleyball, basketball and softball. Membership is open to any senior high school girl who is interested in sports. The G.A.C. sponsored a softball sports day this year, and each year the club sponsors trophies for girls' intramurals. These trophies are awarded on the basis of an individual point system, stressing good sportsmanship, and playing of games and winning those games. The officers of the G.A.C. this year are: President—Barbara White; Treasurer—Dianne Millard; Recording Secretary—Sandra Maynard; Corresponding Secretary—Darlene Wandell. 110 II Row 1—L. Bresee, J. Jacobson, G. Rabenold, T. Lynch, J. Latini. M. Lucy. M. Kinner, G. Cron, R. Roberts. D. Daniels, J. White. Row 2—B. Bailey, S. Crawford, K. Stackhouse B. Newman, M. Bustin, J. Stedge, E. Gilbert, D. Davidson, R. White. M. Winston, F. Crandall. N. Decker, M. Osmund. Row 3—J. Lucy, J. Bartlow, D. Stedge, L. Stranger. J. Morris. J. Page. D. Simpson, T. Davidson, D. Streeter, R. Coombs. R. Daniels, B. Gowan, G. Jarvis, M. Callear, J. Mullen. Our future Orap piers The Seventh and Eighth Grade Wrestling Gub is co-headed by Mr. Merritt and Mr. Peters. Its purpose is to teach boys the fundamentals of wrestling. The club has about seventy members and meets every Wednesday during activity period. This year, the members wrestled in preliminary matches before home wrestling matches and at S.R.U. High School. Ill J ans Jor ie future: Row I—S. Vanderpool, B. Graham Row II—M. Cron, M. Simmons, R. Talada Row III—P. Holcomb. R. McKean, B. Reed Row I—C. Dewey, R. Ham. D. Walters, H. Heeman. R. Wright, R. Bceman, G. Rosenburg. G. Gorsline Row II—R. Wright. G. Lee. S. Wren, G. Lantz, D. Seek, D. Morley. D. Parks. S. Sweet Row III—R. Perry, N. Hatch. G. Greeno, R. Kring, D. Boston. C. Lantz. D. Kitchin. N. Klym, Mr. Leonard The Future Nurses Club is under the supervision of Miss Hine, the school nurse. The purpose of the club, is to give the girls an idea of nursing, and its various facets, and of the community life, in which they will soon participate. In their meetings, the Future Nurses’ listen to guest speakers already in the field, and as a whole, gain a practical knowledge of nursing. ursincy Inc arm in a The Future Farmers of America is a nationally affiliated organization. The club is made up of boys taking the agriculture course in high school. These boys become members in their freshman year and continue to be members until they are twenty-one, when they become members of the Young Adult Farmer Association. The club meets during activity period. The members attend various fairs and conventions throughout the year, including the Pennsylvania Farm Show. 112 The efficiency of our cafeteria is aided by student workers. These students, who work in the washroom and as cashiers, are appreciated greatly by the cafeteria staff and the student body. Jfefpers The library helpers consist of eighth grade students. They devote their study halls to help make our library a better one. The library helpers’ chief duties are working at the desk, mending books, preparing new books for circulation, taking inventory, and arranging bulletin board displays. They arrange pamphlets and books in proper order. The library helpers supply their service to Mrs. Pruyne so that she is free to help others. Kneeling—T. Daugherty, J. Herman, E. Grimley. Sitting—J. Hoagland. M. Wood burn, M. Tetreault. M. Allen, A. Bustin. Standing—M. Keysaw, D. Dolan, D. Whipple. L. Pipher, R. Wright C. Hines. Row I—G. Gehris, D. Davis, J. Schaffer. D. Mclntire, J. Geiger. H. Havens, L. Callear. M. Bustin. C. Martin. Row 2—S. Kilpatrick, D. Hibbard. B. Wintermutc. R. McKeen, B. Reed. M. Simmons, )■ Ca -Row 3—P. Harrigan. C. Doty. D. Roberts. K. Hogan, S. Allis. D. Ellis. Row 4—M. Park. B. B«n. C. Kunkel, P. Damiana, K. Warner. M. Meade. L. Levering. R. Tanner, P. Holcomb. C. Wood. C. Nichals. J3i6raru Jfefpers 113 SPORTS 114 c jpor s Directors LEON DANIELS The sports department is headed by a Director of Athletics and an Assistant. Mr. Leon Daniels, a teacher in the SRU school, is the director for all sports activities in our system. His job is the scheduling of all sports activities and the hiring of officials for the games. He orders uniforms and supplies, and maintains the budget for sports. LEONARD GABRIEL Mr. Leonard Gabriel works as an assistant to Mr. Daniels. He makes all arrangements for the home games, such as the selling of tickets and the hiring of workers and police for the games. Both Mr. Daniels and Mr. Gabriel attend P.I.A.A. District and State meetings. 116 Row I J. Moore. M. Crouse. D. Hubbard, R. Pierson, T. Barrett, B. Firestine, K. Williams. H. Coombs, B. Carlin, G. Fairbanks. R. Maynard. A. Jones Row 2 Coach V. Weiss, H. Pierce. S. Ayer. E. Hunsinger, T. Warner. B. Morris. J. Watkins. B. Morris, R. Kilpatrick. J. Lewis. D. Webster, Row J C. Lucy. M. Dolan. K. Fuller, C. Hines. J. Vanderpool, F. Slife, L. Page, B. Hansel, J. Taylor, J. Krouse, G. Watson Uarsity 7ootba Athens Opponent 14.. . . Wellsboro .............. 20 26-----Canton .................... 19 13.. . .Troy .................... 26 19.. . . Wyalusing ............... 0 24.. . .Towanda ................. 35 6... . Binghamton Catholic....... 32 34.. . .Horseheads .............. 14 20.. . .Jersey Shore ............ 21 55. .. . Waverly...................27 34. .. .Bath ...................... 6 117 Row I S. Ayer. R. Pierson, D. Bostwick, G. Fairbanks, C. Allis Row U J. LoVecchio, H. Pierce. F. Slifc, C. Jones 7)arsitu jjasJtetba I Athens Opponent 64.......SRU............ 64 ....Wellsboro------ 59......Sullivan County 48......Waverly ....... 58......Canton ........ 74......Troy .......... 36......Mansfield .... 42......Towanda ....... 65 ....Sullivan County 72......Northeast ..... 64......SRU ........... 77......Wyalusing 64......Canton ........ 57......Tioga Center . 47......Troy .......... 56......Waverly ....... 50......Towanda ....... 62......Tioga Center .. 86......Northeast ..... 53......Notre Dame ... 61......Wyalusing ----- . 65 . 40 . 34 79 77 59 64 57 43 83 79 62 86 77 46 65 64 71 58 103 60 119 Row 1. B. Collins, J. Davidson, B. Leavenworth, L. Wheeler, E. Gwinn, B. Carpenter, L. Schoonover, J. Quin. Row 2. M. Shaddock, Z. Beeman, T. Page. R. Orshal, M. Keysaw, L. Hoey, J. Rumpff, G. Roof, W. Weller. Row 3. J. Harbst, S. Kraft, R. Perry, D. Stroud. S. Wren, G. Roupp, S. Watkins. S. Sweet. Row 4. L. Miner, D. Brigham, P. Crouse, Coach P. Pokego. Junior 7V arsitij Joo 6a I Athens Opponent 13 . .Troy . . 0 12 .Tioga Center . . . . . 14 13 .Tioga Center . . . .. 14 0 Towanda . . 20 12 .Wyalusing . . 14 7 . Waverly ... 9 14 . Canton ........ . . 0 120 Row I K. Gabriel. R. Orshaw, M. Walker. L. Allis. S. Kraft, T. Page. J. Bailey Row II B. Brown. K. Hartjen, P. Crouse. R. Crowley, D. Blauvelt, j. Morningstar. B. LoVecchio, R. Gilbert, J. Levering, S. Watkins, J. Berrigan junior 1J arsiitj Jias Ae if) a Athens Opponent 36 . SRU 37 44 . Wellsboro 32 56 .Sullivan County 28 52 .Waverly 56 39 . Canton 38 43 .Troy 42 34 . Mansfield 53 36 . Towanda 25 36 . Sullivan County 28 38 .Northeast 53 54 SRU 64 36 . Wyalusing 43 46 . Canton 55 55 .Tioga Center 61 54 .Troy 41 41 .Waverly 61 51 .Towanda 46 50 .Tioga Center 69 54 . Northeast 44 Notre Dame 66 46 . Wyalusing 57 122 Row I. B. Allen, P, Dix, S. Regan, N. Hunsinger Row 2. S. Baker, M. Allen Row 3. P. Morningstar The cheerleaders contribute an important part to the sports activities of our school. Their job is to bolster our school spirit and back up our various teams. They sponsor pep rallies and blue and white days, and have entered competition with squads of other schools. The varsity cheerleader squad consists of seven girls in the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades who cheer at all home and away games, football and basketball. This years' seniors are Nancy Hunsinger and Mary Lyn Allen. The juniors are Becky Allen, Cheryl Baker, and Sharon Reagan, and the sophomores are Pat Dix, and Pam Morningstar. The junior varsity squad consists of ninth and tenth grade girls. They add much pep and spirit to our junior varsity sports. They cheer at all home games and many of the away games. The girls are Ann Bustin, Mary Cron, Eileen Reagan, Cathy Morse, and Karen Tristan, tenth graders, and Sharon Foster and Ann Ballord, ninth graders. The cheerleaders, who work hard to provide spirit and support for our sports players, have made themselves a squad our school can be proud of. 123 Row I. M. Cron. A. Bustin. S. Foster. Row. 2. E. Reagan. A. Ballord. C. Morse. Firestine. B. Carpenter. D. Hubbard. T. Barrett. T. Warner. C. Herman, Row 2. T. Barrett. T. Horton. A. Johnston. P. KnoIIes, T. Wells. G. Berngan. D. Flynn 7. Jres Any Athens Opponents 32.... . .Sullivan County 17 48 . .Wellsboro 5 29.... . .Troy 44.... . .Binghamton North .... 13 33 . SRU 11 15 .Wyalusing .... 35 21 .Towanda . . . . 28 41 . Montrose 11 29 . Northeast .... 19 29 .Tunkhannock 11 17 . Waverly .... 29 17 . Binghamton Catholic ... 12 32 . Canton ... 13 36 .Notre Dame ... 11 Gary Stedge and Cliff Herman won at sectionals and placed second at districts. 124 Row I.. M. Ounun J. Moore, G. Horton. B. Wilkinson. K. Wiles. J. Nye. J. H.lcy. M. Haggerty. Row. Doty. R. Layman, S. Haggerty. L. Wood. Row 3. G. Johnston, P. Davidson. R. Baker. D. Campbell. B. 2. M. Shadduck. L. Bradley, L. Kelly, R. Morris. B. Scheffler, D. Morley. , Junior 7 )arsity Dressing Athens Opponents 21 . .Sullivan County 13 18 Wellsboro 14 . .Troy 11 . . Binghamton North 6 24 . SRU 5 6 . Wyalusing 27 30 .Towanda . . . 27 15 .Montrose 5 27 . Northeast .... 5 11 . V iverly ... 33 16 . Binghamton Catholic ... ... 27 11 . Horseheads . . . 37 9 . Canton ... 25 17 .Notre Dame ... 14 125 Row 1. Coach T. Kcir. D. Webster, C. Eddy, G. Fairbanks. T. Dix, T. Page, R. Maynard. A. Jones, J. Cron, Asst. Coach R. Merritt. Row 2. Manager L. Learn, J. Tolbert. M. Merritt. G. Watson, M. Worden. R. Pierson. J. Summers. J. Bailey. K. Hartjen. J)asebal Athens Opponents 9 . Canton 4 6 . Waverly 9 . Northeast 4 5 .Towanda 4 5 SRU 3 0 . Wyalusing 1 5 .Troy 0 2 . Canton 6 4 . Northeast 1 2 . Towanda 3 4 SRU 1 5 . Wyalusing 6 2 . Waverly 6 1 .Sayre 0 2 . Towanda 4 126 Row 1. D. Kowalek. N. Cady. S. Ayer. W. Fischer, P. Wood. P. Franklin. J. Durrand C. Lucy Row 2, Asst. Coach P. Pokego, J. Harbst. T. Warner. H. Pierce. C. Allis. J. McDonald. B. Morris, J. Gavctte. Coach D. Russell Row ), G. Stillman. J. Lewis, C. Harbst. F. Holley, B. Carlin, D. Hubbard. L. Wheeler, M. Dolan, P. Davidson, R. White 7racJ? Athens Opponents 86 ... .Tioga Center..............41 93 .... Wellsboro ................ 57 761 2 •• -Troy .................. 85V2 0 ....Mansfield ................. 27 74 ....Towanda ................... 76 47 ....Williamsport ............. 105 73 .... Waverly...................63 86I 2... .Towanda ................. 63Vi DISTRICT MEET, Athens placed second STATE MEET,—Phil Wood placed second in 440 PENN-HURST RELAYS—Medley—P. Wood, W. Fischer, S. Ayer, T. Hughes, Placed first. LYCOMING RELAYS—Sprint Medley— Wood, Fischer, Firestine, Hughes placed first. Two mile run—Grego placed first. 127 MARY LORETTA ALEXANDER Mer Athenian 11, 12 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 F.H.A. 10 College Preparatory MARY LYNDALL ALLEN Mary Lyn Athenian 12 Teaogan 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 Varsity Cheerleader, 11, 12 Class Secretary 10 Cashier 12 National Honor Society 10 11, 12 Quill Scroll 12 Class President 12 District Chorus 11, 12 State Chorus 11, 12 Miss Recreation Contestant 12 Junior Prom Committee 11 College Preparatory WILLIAM E. ALLEN Willard Sr. Band 10, 11, 12 College Preparatory WAYNE EUGENE ARNOLD Intramurals 10 General ALAN W. BAKER Aljy General PAMELA BALLORD Pam Chorus 10, 11, 12 Majorette 11, 12 Majorette Club 11, 12 Glee Club 12 Teaogan 10, 11, 12 Quill Scroll 12 Athenian Staff 12 Homeroom Secretary 10 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Christmas Ball Committee 12 College Preparatory THOMAS BARRETT Tom Football 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Touchdown Club 10, 11, 12 Wrestling Club 10, 11, 12 College Preparatory RICHARD ALLYN Harte General PATRICIA ANN ALPAUGH Pat tie-Jo G.A.C. 10, 11, 12 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Chorus 11, 12 F.H.A. 12 General DEBORAH ARMSTRONG Debbie Majorette 11, 12 Majorette Club 11, 12 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Athenian Staff 12 Teaogan 10, 11, 12 Quill Scroll 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 12 College Preparatory SHERIAN L. BEIDLEMAN Sherry Chorus 10, 11, 12 Color Guard 12 Homeroom Secretary 11 Commercial YVONNE ILENE BENNETT F.H.A. 10 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Athenian Staff 11, 12 F.N.A. 10 Commercial GARY STEPHEN BERRIGAN Dad Wrestling Club 10, 11, 12 College Preparatory DONALD BLAUVELT General YVONNE L. BLEILER Mu Alpha Theta 10 National Honor Society 12 Band 10, 11, 12 District Band 10, 12 College Preparatory DANIEL WALLACE BOSTWICK Dan Basketball 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12 Stage Guild 10 Cafeteria Helper 10, 11 College Preparatory SHERYL BOURDETTE Chorus 10, 11 Teaogan 10, 11, 12 Quill be Scroll 12 Athenian 12 Student Council 11 Majorette 11, 12 F.H.A. 10 Stage Guild 11, 12 Jr. Prom Committee 11 Majorette Club 11, 12 College Preparatory RUTH ALEEN BREWER Chorus 10, 11, 12 Stage Guild 10. 11, 12 Majorette 11, 12 Majorette Club 11, 12 Teaogan 10, 11, 12 Quill 8c Scroll 12 Student Council 11 Athenian Staff 12 Christmas Ball Committee 12 College Preparatory TERRY LEE BROWN Brownie General BRENDA SUE BURKE Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Commercial GARY BYDAIRK Gink General NORMAN M. CAMPBELL Sr. Band 10, 12 Stage Band 10, 12 Glee Club 11 Lancers 10, 11 Wrestling 10, 11 National Honor Society 11, 12 Student Council 10 District Band 10, 11, 12 All East Band 12 College Preparatory BRUCE O. CARLIN Touchdown Club 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11 College Preparatory MARGARET ANN CARNEY Maggie Chorus 11 Intramurals 11 College Preparatory JAMES CHAFFEE Jim Future Farmers 10, 11 Rifle Club 10 General BARBARA CLARK Barb Chorus 11 Intramurals 10, 11 Rifle Club 10 General LUCILLE COLE Lou G.A.C. 10. 11, 12 Rifle Club 10 General MADELINE M. COLE Matt F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 V. Pres. County V. Pres. General SUZANNE CONGDON Suzy Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Intramurals 12 Commercial ROYCE COTTON General CHARLES COTTER Chuck J.V. Football 10 Varsity Football 11, 12 Intramurals 10 Touchdown Club 11, 12 General GERALD A. CRON Jerry Baseball 10, 11, 12 J.V. Football 10 General RAYMOND WILLIAM CRON Bill J.V. Football 10 General CYNTHIA A. CURRAN Sam Sr. F.H.A. 10 Glee Club 11, 12 Student Council 12 Stage Guild 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 College Preparatory RICHARD K DANIELS Dick Wrestling 10 Wrestling Club 10 Sr. Band 10, 11 College Preparatory SUSAN MARIE DAUGHERTY Sue Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 11, 12 Teaogan 10, 11, 12 Athenian Staff 12 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Quill Sc Scroll 12 College Preparatory PATRICIA ANNE DRISCOLL Pat Chorus 10, 11, 12 Class Treasurer 10, 11 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 11, 12 Thespians 11, 12 Jr. Prom Committee 11 Teaogan 10, 11, 12 Quill Sc Scroll 12 Colorguard 12 J.V. Cheerleader 10 Musical 10 Athenian Staff 12 Miss Recreation Candidate 12 Sr. Ball Committee College Preparatory JOHN ELTRINGHAM General ALAN FASSETT Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Thespians 10, 11, 12 Cafeteria Helpers 10, 11 Chorus 10, 11 College Preparatory PAUL FRANKLIN Sanfriss Track 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 College Preparatory WILLIAM P. FIRESTINE Stine Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 Varsity Football 10, 11 ,12 Varsity Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 T D. Club 10, 11, 12 Wrestling Club 10, 11, 12 Student Council 10, 11 College Preparatory KENNETH E. FULLER Ringo Football 10, 11, 12 Chorus 11, 12 Glee Club 12 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Track 10 Class President 11 College Preparatory WILLIAM FORBES Bill General JANE ELIZABETH GARRITY Betty Chorus 10 G.A.C. 10, 11, 12 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 General MIKE GARRITY General RALPH E. GEIGER Curley General HAROLD GILBERT Howie Sr. Band 10, 11, 12 Stage Band Athenian Staff College Preparatory SUSAN EILEEN GILBERT Susie Sr. Band 10, 11, 12 Intramurals 10, 11 G.A.C. 10 Teaogan 10, 11 Commercial KATHRYN L. GILLETTE Kathy Homeroom Secretary 10 National Honor Society Commercial G. JEAN GOBLE Jeannie Chorus Intramurals Stage Guild Thespian National Honor Society College Preparatory ELIZABETH ANN GRIMLEY Liz Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 District Chorus 12 Treble Aires 11 Majorette 10, 11, 12 Majorette Club 10, 11, 12 Miss Recreation 12 Wrestling Queen 11 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Athenian Staff 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12 Junior Prom Committee 11 Cafeteria Cashier 12 College Preparatory 1NGER GUSTAFSSON Glee Club 12 Stage Guild 12 Chorus 12 Exchange Student General MARY ANNE HAIR Anne Majorette 10, 11, 12 Majorette Club 10, 11, 12 Student Council 10 Treble Aires 11 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Wrestling Queen 10 Miss Recreation Contestant 12 Stage Guild 11, 12 Jr. Prom Committee 11 Athenian Staff 12 Teaogan 11, 12 Quill Scroll 12 Sr. Ball Committee 12 College Preparatory DAWN MARIE HARVEY Susie (Harv) Girls Intramurals 10, 11, 12 General DAWN MARIE HAULTON Dee Chorus 10, 11 F.N.A. 10 General CUFFORD W. HERMAN JR. Here Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Club Class Treasurer College Preparatory EDWIN SCOTT HILEY Hi ley-bug Christmas Ball Committee 12 Jr. Prom Committee 11 Track 10 College Preparatory JOYCE ANN HOAGLAND Hoag Future Teachers 10, 11 G.A.C. 10, 11, 12 Stage Guild 10, 11 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Teaogan 10, 11, 12 130 Quill Scroll 12 Thespian 10, 11, 12 Usher for Commencement Cafeteria Cashier 12 College Preparatory DAVID ALAN HUBBARD Hubsy National Honor Society 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 11, 12 Track 11, 12 Touchdown Club Wrestling Club College Preparatory NANCY HUNSINGER Nance Chorus 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 11, 12 Thespians 11, 12 Varsity Cheerleader 11 12 Athenian Staff 12 Jr. Prom Committee 11 Wrestling «t;vT?en 12 Sr. Ball Committee 12 College Preparatory GLORIA JEAN ANN HUSICK Gork or Glo Drama Club 10, 11, 12 Sr. Chorus 10, 11, 12 Thespians 11, 12 National Honor Society 12 Jr. V. Cheerleader 10 Colorguard 12 Jr. Prom Committee 11 Athenian Staff 12 Commercial ARTHUR JOHNSTON Bear Wrestling Club Wrestling 10, 11, 12 College Preparatory ALAN JONES Casey Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 President Student Council 12 President Sophomore Class Touchdown Club Baseball 10, 11, 12 Football 11, 12 Basketball 11, 12 National Honor Society 12 Stage Guild 10 Student Council 11 College Preparatory GAIL D. JONES Tiger G.A.C. 10, 11, 12 General MARTHA KANDELIN Marty National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Thespians 11, 12 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 12 Athenian Staff 11, 12 College Preparatory GAYLE KEIR Chorus 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 11, 12 Thespians 11, 12 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 V P. Senior Class Treble Aires 11 Profn Committee 11 Football Queen Candidate College Preparatory ROBERT G. KILPATRICK Butch Football 11, 12 Touchdown Club 11, 12 Baseball 12 Stage Guild 10 General CAROLYN DIANE KLINE Sr. Band 10, 11, 12 Colorguard 12 G.A.C. 11, 12 Graduation Usher 11 Commercial JO ANN KLINE Jo Senior Band 10 Intramurals 11, 12 General DANIEL KNOLLES Pete F.F.A. 10, 11 Wrestling Club 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 College Preparatory MARTIN KNOLLES O'gar Wrestling Club Wrestling 10, 11 F.F.A. 10, 11 Commercial NICHOLAS KLYM Nick F.F.A. 10, 11, 12 Vocational Agriculture WAYNE LANTZ Jim General PHILIP MICHAEL LAW Mike Teaogan Art Club Commercial SANDRA SUE LOOMIS Chorus 10, 11, 12 Majorette 10, 11, 12 Majorette Club 10, 11, 12 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Athenian Staff 12 Jr. Prom Committee 11 Commercial CYNTHIA LEVERING Cindy G.A.C. 10, 11, 12 Teaogan 11, 12 Quill 8c Scroll 12 General CYNTHIA LORD Cindy National Honor Society 12 Intramurals 10 Jr. Prom Decorating Committee 11 College Preparatory MARY LOUISE LEWIS Mary Chorus 10, 11, 12 Athenian Staff 12 Baccalaureate Usher 10 College Preparatory JOSEPH LoVECCHIO Joe Varsity Basketball 12 Track 12 Glee Club 12 Senior Chorus 12 College Preparatory MORRIS JOHN LEWIS John Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11 Class Vice President 10, 11 Student Council 12 Art Club 10 Touchdown Club 11, 12 Treasurer Prom Committee Christmas Ball Committee College Preparatory VICTORIA LOUISE MARRONE Vikki National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 Majorette 11, 12 Majorette Club 11, 12 Stage Guild 12 Teaogan 11 Jr. Class Secretary 11 Jr. Prom Committee 11 Christmas Ball Committee 12 Baccalaureate Usher 10 Athenian Business Staff 12 Future Teachers Club 10 College Preparatory MARIAN MATTHEWS Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Athenian 11 Chorus 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 12 Thespians 11, 12 Intramurals 10 Future Teachers College Preparatory RICHARD L. MAYNARD Rick Baseball 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Touchdown Club 11, 12 Prom Committee Basketball 10, 11 Christmas Ball Committee College Preparatory MARY MILLER General BARBARA JOAN McINTIRE Barb Stage Guild 10 Homeroom Secretary 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee Chorus 10 National Honor Society 12 Commercial SANDRA KAY MINTURN Sandi Chorus 10, 11, 12 Senior F.H.A. 11, 12 Teaogan 11, 12 Commercial CATHERINE M. McNAMARA Cathy Chorus 10, 12 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Thespian 11, 12 Quill 8c Scroll 12 Prom Committee 11 Christmas Ball Committee College Preparatory BRUCE MORRIS Maurice Basketball 10 Track Football Stage Guild College Preparatory TERRY LYNN MERRITT National Honor Society 12 Junior Prom Committee College Preparatory CAROL LOU MURRAY Peanut Chorus 10, 11, 12 F. H.A. 11, 12 G. 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RAE Tow Head College Preparatory SHARON COLLEEN OSMUN Band 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 11, 12 Commercial LARRY DONALD PAGE Mutt Football 10, 11, 12 Touchdown Club Stage Guild College Preparatory DONALD RAY PARKS H. D. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 11, 12 College Preparatory TOM PERRY General PATRICIA LEE REGAN Patti Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Thespians 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11 Three Act Play 10, 11 Majorette 11, 12 College Preparatory E. BARRY ROGERS Stage Guild 11, 12 Lancers 11 Glee Club 11, 12 College Preparatory JOYCE ANN ROOF National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Sr. F.H.A. 10, 11. 12 Homeroom Secretary 10 College Preparatory DIANE MARIE PETRY Band 10, 11, 12 Teaogan 10, 11, 12 G.A.C. 11, 12 National Honor Society 12 Quill 8c Scroll 12 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Commercial ALVIN L. ROSENBERGER Chipmunk Intramurals 10, 11 General LARRY T. ROWE Cecil J.V. Football 10 Library Assistant 10 Quill 8c Scroll 12 Commercial HAZEL MARIE SACKETT Hay Hay F.T.A. 10, 11 Sr. Chorus 11, 12 Library Club 11 Photo Club 10, 11 General JAMES L. SAXON Mohammed Teaogan 11, 12 Wrestling 10, 11 Wrestling Club 10, 11 Track 10 Quill 8c Scroll 12 General ALFRED J. SCHARPER jew Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Track 10 General DANIEL SECK Vocational Agriculture SUSAN LYNN SHERBO Teaogan 10, 11, 12 Athenian 11, 12 Glee Club 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11 Stage Guild 10, 11, 12 Thespians 11, 12 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Treble Aires 11 Prom Committee 11 College Preparatory MICHAEL SITAS General KATHLEEN SMITH Kathy F.T.A. 10 F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Colorguard 12 General RONALD LEE SMITH S mi tty General LOUISE PIERCE KEPNER J.V. 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WALTERS Pete Student Council 10, 11, 12 Coke Machine Committee 10, 11, 12 College Preparatory � w'flt ' a, y -, _ Wjte ± 4 4 tuTa iL £ g � 1( HU V , v f! , M %• L « f HU I960 Jracfuaiion Band Concert on Patio 7:15—Richard Swetland, Director Prelude Organ Processional Organ Invocation Rev. John J. Gaffney Address of Welcome Nancy Summer Trumpet Solo Soliloquy for Trumpet—Carol Foster Introduction of Speaker Richard Marvin Address: Assets of Liabilities Everette Carter High School Glee Club Sound of Music” Rogers You’ll Never Walk Alone.” Rogers Hammerstein 134 ?. i_ir � • 13_J _j| J jCM i -s it 4! s?1 V j ’ A i j I1 4l 4! i iLJ 4 4 Program Prize and Awards Richard Finley Presentation of Graduating Class of 1966 Richard Finley Awarding of Diploma Sven Sealander Farewell Address Clyde Quinn Alma Mater Benediction Rev. Paul Hulslander Organist Mrs. Wayen Allen 135 THE ATHENS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. 139 OFFICERS OF CLASS OF 1967 Row I. M. L Allen. President, S. Keif. 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