Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Wf iM at maliht • • • m £llidu (paJtm These days we ' ve spent together on the steps of Ellis Hall . . . watching shadows cross the walk . . . those ten minute talks, in between smokes, last minute quizzes before an exam — even corny jokes. The crowds, the noise, the shadows of our thoughts linger long in the growing morning sun — deepening with the passing days and the ensuing months. How we studied and gabbed from morn til night — the friends we made and left behind . . . Shadows growing longer . . . the hours — ininutes — pass into years, but memories linger on . . . — Ann Rogolsky wim HalL Through your portals the stuff of youth has passed these past 143 years. And yet you ' ve stood well all of time. Your scars seem not to appear. You ' re ivy clad and dull brown brick . . . a familiar traditional sight. How much do you know? Why do you smile? Through these portals many mortals have walked. You housed their ambitions, desires, dreams. Time unfailing . . . goes on. Only things change. You ' ve changed — wisdom is interred in your bones. The stuff of youth is constant, it coiitinually seeks . . . in you we sought and gained. — Ann Rogolsky

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Business Monager Earle Phillips tries to lose financial worries in o grin. To Editor Jo, we give a load of thanks for the 1947 Athena. EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW; Psioki, copy editor; Cecci, art editor; Wenti, loy- out editor; Miller, sports editor; Worrick, ' charge of Athena Queen orrangements ) ; Binghom, picture editor; Griffin, associ- ate editor. SECOND ROW: Kohl, Trentanelli, Dow, (all on copy stoff ' ; Hubbard, art staff; Bernhardi, Skelnor, Newton, loll on copy staff; Weber, mounting stoff. THIRD ROW: Metcalf, copy staff; Wogner, typist; Colesworthy, copy staff; Bowmon, O ' Leory, i both on ort staff ; Uhlick, copy stoff; Pettingill, layout staff; Hentz, copy staff; Willis, sports staff. Professor Sherman tries hard to keep things straight at the Athena office. . Many were the nights that the midnight oil burned, flickered and gave up the fight as we poor, long-suffering Athena workers, slaved on. We ' ll never forget those deadlines, Herm ' s rec- ords, or his pop-in ' s with Earle to have that important talk with Jo. We writhed in agony at least once a day when some unsuspecting person would mistake our abode of noisy confusion for the O. U. Post office. We worked hard, disagreed olmost always on important issues, ond in general got in each other ' s hair. But we loved it all and will always have fond remembrances of our ' 47 Athena. A unique pressing method was used this year for loyouts. BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: E. PhiMips, J. Holcker, P. Mormon. SECOND ROW: J. McNomoro, J. Orndortt, D. Evans, A. Colvig, A. Gill.