Athens High School - Arena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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All-School Festival Big Student Council sponsored a festival May 19 where every club had an opportu- nity to have a booth to earn money. Ten percent of the profit from each of the four- teen clubs that participated was donated to Care Line. Student Council voted to donate their full $50 profit, bringing the total to $85.00. (TOP LEFT) Don Skinner wotches the hot dog» at the football team's barbecue booth which brought in $25, despite the rain. (TOP RIGHT) Mike Blosser points the billy club at the next visitor to the GAA stocks, which netted $37.76. (ABOVE LEFT) DeMara Tritipo didn't have the money to pay to get out of her sen- tence” so she serves it unwillingly. (ABOVE RIGHT) Arena staff sold old yearbook pictures, clearing $6.00. (LEFT) Mr. Nix winds up at the Student Council dunking booth. 23

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International Day: Language Clubs Communicate An interaction of culture, language, and entertainment came when French, Latin, German and Spanish students presented Inter- national Day April 18. Spectators gathered in the chorus room to watch four skits related to the four languages. Each skit was stu- dent-organized and produced. After the entertainment, each club served food characteristic of the country it represented. (TOP RIGHT) Craig Nostrant, Prince Charming, in the Spanish Club's Stinkerella” asks the second sister, Carlita Wickline, for her foot. (ABOVE LEFT) Homer (Don Skinner), Ed McBrutus (Phil Strekal), Honest Jon Kostival, used armour salesman, and announcer Jim Lefler joined in a rousing rendition of “Goodbye, Julie” for the finale in the Latin Club's Julie Ceaser Show starring Dick Baker. (ABOVE RIGHT) In the French Club's presentation, Ken Kendall, gives Yvette and Bridgette directions to a wild Hollywood party as they travel through America. (RIGHT) Mike Brunk ribs Roger Crawley in the German Club's “Das Cabaret. 22

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Grace's Diner Bus Stop, a three act, romantic comedy by William Inje, was presented March 8, 9, 10. The play was a character study of eight people trapped in Grace’s Diner, a Missouri bus stop, by bad weather. (TOP RIGHT) Cherie (Linda Wicke) begs for a place to hide because a cowboy on the bus abducted and wants to marry her. (TOP LEFT) Carl (Jim Fuller) the bus driver offers his advice to the sheriff. (ABOVE LEFT) Virgil Blessing (Dana Loomis) is Bo’s rancher friend from Montano who provided live music. (RIGHT) Grace Hoyland (Jane Tribe), the proprietor of the bus stop, returns from a “walk” with Carl and both are quizzed by Will Masters (John Raper) who is the local sheriff. (ABOVE RIGHT) My name ain’t Cherry! insists Cherrie to Bo (Brian Walker) who is out to marry her. 24