Athens High School - Arena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Junior Review The class leaving the Junior High School in the year nineteen hun- dred and thirty had the largest enrollment in the history of Athens High School. This large class had one hundred and seventy-six members. Its class day program was held in the High School Auditorium on the ninth day of June. On the evening of June eleventh promotion exercises were held. Josephine McVay, Mary McCune, Celia Hornbrook, Roderick Eddy, Ferol Betz, and William Leaders had been chosen as speakers. Each of these speakers gave a short talk concerning different phases of the topic, Ours National Wonders . Certificates were presented to the members of the class by Mr. A. B. Roe, a member of the Board of Education. In the fall of nineteen hundred and thirty, one hundred and sixty students entered Athens High School as Sophomores. Joe Rardin was elected president, James Roach, vice-presidentg and Mary McCune, secre- tary-Treasurer. The members of this class won both awards at the annual Spring Frolic. Joe Rardin took a lead in the operetta, Love Pirates of' Hawaii, and other Sophomores had parts. This year this class elected for its. officers: Joe Rardin, president, Ferol Betz, vice-president, Mary Ellen Bibbee, treasurerg and Roderick Eddy, secretary. Under the leadership of these officers a Junior Prom is being planned by the members of the class. The members of this class are upholding their fame as actors by participating in many plays, especial- ly in The Big Pond , the annual Junior-Sophomore Play, in which six out of the eight parts were portrayed by Juniors. Several important parts in the operetta, Oh Doctor , were taken by members of this class. The Juniors are proud also to claim two of the de- baters among their honored students. Scholastically, this class ranks high, a large portion of its members being on the Honor Roll each time, and that number increasing each term. This year two Juniors, Edward Fields and Jimmie Roach, received letters for football, and in basketball, Frank Bolin and Edward Fields re- ceived letters. 7 ty

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