Athens High School - Arena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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ti AQENA -'QW The Junior Judgment Hear ye, hear ye, the court of Athens High School will now come to order! The victims for judgment this morning will be the members of the Honorable junior Class whose worthiness will now be proved or disproved. The judge will now examine the witnesses. There was a general stir after the following announcement. The judge: once con- sidered a handsome man, had undergone the trial of his judicial career. The Sopho- mores, Seniors and Freshmen had all been judged and their deeds recorded. From these ordeals he had emerged a broken, white-haired man. Good morning, Judge. Here was something new. Dot Dailey and Margy Crow will now state to the best of their ability what contributions they have made to Junior accomplishments. Your Honor, we beg you to remember that we have faithfully influenced Dwight and Nippy to attend Friendship Circle regularly. As an after-though, said Margy, I have my place on the honor roll while Dot is indispensable as captain of the bas- ket-ball team and as a ticket seller. Very good. Pass on. Bill Kennedy and Bill Moler, please! We are upholders of the gridiron, your Honor. Little Bill tries his skill at basket- ball and Big Bill gives the class some weight! Dismissed, sirs. Liz Horn, Theodora Junod, Helen Brown, Dot Jones, T. Law- head and Evelyn Watkins held for activities. Liz, please speak for the crew. ln behalf of this silly six, your Honor, we are learning photography as a pro- fession with domestic arts combined. I contribute jokes for the Megaphone and add matronly grace to the class play. Tut, tut, mustn't toot your own Horn, Liz! Octa Kincade and Monkey Wagner, forward, please! I, your Honor, am very modest indeed and would just mention the fact that I am class philosopher, wit and mathematician combined. Octa, sir, has nothing to say. The judge arose. Thus with all most worthy people, Octa, I hnd like Abau Ben Adhem, leads all the rest in scholarship and love of fellowmen. This announcement has a pleasant sound, he continued, let us hope that the people next before this bar of justice can give as worthy testimony. Stand forth, ye whom I shall now enumerate: Kenny Wilcox, Herb McConihay, Lena Hottel, Betty Jones, Barrett Young, Joe Farley, Marion Sprague, Dot McCormick, Mary Cox, Kate McKee. Helen Burson. Spokesman Wilcox, may we hear words of wisdom from you? Enthusiastically came the reply, Oh, Judge, Herb, Lena, Betty, Barrett, Joe, Marion, Dot MCC., Bill Moler and I are Thespian representatives: 'On with the play' was our ardent slogan for a long time. I'll tell you, Judge, you ought to hear joe Farley, that is 9 -4- YAZV sr A K- 3' ,