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

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THE ATHENIAN p, Park, the little girl who must always talk. Q, Questions on exams which us would baffle, We’ll leave for our classmates with which|Jto battle, s for the Smiths; they’re of excellent pith— “Fate tried to conceal them by calling them Smith.” s also makes Spear if you add the right letters. T is for Till, than the rest of us much better. U, Useful, which we aim to be in later years, Because our old High School has cleared away our fears, v, von Wolffradt from across the river, To our class he’s been a cheerful giver, w for Walter and Williams of oratorical fame; They’ve helped our class live up to its name. —Joseph Weil, ’21. JUNIOR RESPONSE Seniors, you have been one of the peppiest classes of the high school ever since the day of your entry, but we feel that our class is in every respect as bright as you are, and that in no way can it be beat. We do feel, though, that your class has done some very good things for the high school, but watch the class of ’22. We are happy to have you leave for one reason; and that is, now we shall have a chance at the average. We must thank you for your advice, though we do not need it. Before you leave we have something to say to you. Maiy and Ruth have attractions in the Junior Class. Don’t forget them when you leave us. Stanley Bidlack makes a fine president for the Senior Class. We hear the class meetings are very exciting. Arline and Beatrice are the musicians of the class, and Paul Havens is a very accomplished clarionetist. Joe Weil, Keith Grenell, and Sarah Grimley are the three wise men, though Sarah is of the opposite sex. Joe Bailer believes that care will kill a cat. You will admit that Joe’s cares will by no means harm any cat. Louise MacMorran lost a valuable friend in the Senior Class last year. Be sure you don’t leave a friend behind this year, Louise. The Langeland girls are the basketball stars, and Mary and Bowser come in here also. ; Theodore and Dan worked well in the backfield in football and other athlet i cs. Wonder if they wouldn’t work well together behind a soda fountain. The vocal ability goes to Beryl Bradshaw, and to Paul French goes the task f being funny. Dcrc thy Spear, one of the best workers in the class, is for some reason very fond of Michigan. Gen ldine Montgomery, Hilda DuBois and Florence Smith are very dignified Seniors.

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THE ATHENIAN per cent membership in the athletic association. For all these thing’s we must indeed feel grateful to our teachers for their help and encouragement. Especially we owe our thanks to Miss Tuthill and Miss Harris for aiding with the Senior play. Tomorrow morning we will begin a new work; newer and bigger. In this success will mean something different from the petty triumphs at High School. Let us be successful, for we must; it is our duty and to our interests. Remember the class motto: “If the elevator to success isn’t running, take the stairs.” STANLEY BIDLACK, President of Class of 1921. CLASS ALPHBET A is for the Annals m which '21 will be set down. We’ve done our best to make it one of renown. B is for Bidlack with a grave mathematical look Bailer and Baedshew who re er wcriy ever a l ek. C is for Campbell and Curtiss, two inseparable buddies. And for Marian Crain who I believe likes her studies. D begins DuBois who rides in a Ford. E is for Excellent; wTe know the word. F, our Frenchy, who’s far overweight, Every Monday morning he is sure to be late. G is for Grenell who always wears a scowl, But underneath he is a mighty g c jal. And for Grimley, our valedictorian, Who says in an aeroplane she’s goirg scarin’. H is for Hills who ar to climb Up from the high school to heights sublime. Havens, Hair and Hedrick, three football stars, I believe that some day they’ll tackle Mars. I is for Ink always on the Senior floor; You can’t help but see it when you open the door. J is for Johnson, Johnston and Jones, When it eomes to the stage, they’re all right at home, K is for Knowledge; if you think we lack s me, Just look at our class average ever since we begun. L is for Langelands of whom we have two I think their motto is, “Always see, always do.” m starts Mcntgcrrery with her rap'd t c r f i c Also MacMorran who’s lent a helping hand more t'rrcs thuncr.e. N is for Northrupwith that dignified w alk.

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THE ATHENIAN Eunice Johnson is a very enthusiastic French student. Gertrude Park, another very willing worker of the class, also has something that attracts her attention toward Ulster. Johnnie Johnson is the Beau Brummel of the class. Doris Williams, a basketball player and believes in being seen and not heard. Again, Seniors, we must thank you for your advice. 1 know we can profit by it. Your class, aided by your teacher, Miss Harris, has made a sucess of every enterprise. —Aloysius Watson, ’22. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SCORES Athens Opponents 12..............................I-R. 11. 7 ....,.........................Towanda 5. 15 .............................Towahda 6. 23.............................Shepherd Eleetric 2. 16 .............................Cauton 8. 17 .............................Sayre 5. 8 ..............................Sayre 4. 30..............................Tunkhannock 9. 19.............................Tunkhannock 5. 9 .............................Canton 10. Total—152 55.