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

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SENIORS EDDY, LELA “Dib” Brown eyes, so sparkling: gray, Will help make easy life’s long: way. ELSBREE, MARY “Mary” Dark of hair, dark of eyes, Ever jolly, but always wise. GAREY, GERALDINE ‘ Jerry” The bubbling gayety in you, my lass, Is a help indeed to the Senior class. GOWAN, ARDIS A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial, coaxing way she had. HAIR, DONALD “Don” A friendly smile, a heart so true. He keeps old friends, while making new. HAPEMAN, GERALDINE “Jerry” Beneath the surface lies a heart sincere, To all of us she is very dear. HILL, BERTHA “Berdie” A little smile, a little word, Always welcome, but seldom heard. HOLCOMBE, LUCILE “Zaz” A smiling face, a friendly air, With rosy cheeks, and dark brown hair. HUNT, ESTHER “Hunt” Her laugh is like silver bells, A joyous heart within her swells. JENNEY, GRACE “Gay” Tall and lively, this maiden fair, Cheerful, happy and free from care. JOHNSTON, FRANCES “Fran” Rare compound of frolic and fun, Who relished a joke, and rejoiced in a pun. KELLOGG, FRANK “Frankie” A farmer lad so great and strong, His broad smile is never wrong. Pape fourteen

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SENIORcS CHANDLER, KENNETH “Kenny” Quiet, studious and full of fun, His marks are high, his work well done. COHEN, MILTON “Milt” Wise words, if you will only lend an ear, Studious and full of ready good cheer. COOMBS, HAROI I) “Speed” He may not always talk or recite, But as an athlete he shows his might. CONNOR, DONALD “Don” Dark brown eyes, and shiny black hair. There is always laughter when “Don” is there. CONVERSE, ROGER “Rog” A witty, cheerful lad is he, A smile that’s broad, a heart that’s free. COUGHLIN, JACK “Doc” Fun and merriment and pleasure Seem to fit this boy’s measure. DIEFFENBACH, MARGARET “Marge” “Short but sweet” is a motto true, It fits this girl through and through. DOLAN, FRANKLIN “Frank” Is today, will be tomorrow, Always an enemy of sorrow. DRAKE, JOHN “Drakie” Science, work, and developed skill; His place in our class is hard to fill. DRAKE, KATHRYN “Kate” The placid waters of a quiet lake Could well remind us of Kathryn D ake DEPEW, ROBERT “Bob” A friend indeed To a friend in need. DEWITT, WALTER “Walt” Science, craft, and a dislike of shirking. Will make him a man where men are working. Page thirteen

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 SENIORS KLINE, DORIS “Dorrie” Kindness and thoughtfulness combined. With clever thoughts and a clear mind. KUNES, KATHRYN “Kay” A girl so blithe and fair and gay; She always helps in every way. LANGFORD, GORDON “Gord” A serious word he does often drop; When a man, he will reach the top. LOOMIS, ELIZABETH “Betty” A friend to all, an enemy to none, She makes life easier for everyone. LUCY, JOHN “Doc” A smile that's blithe, for work that's done, A serious side for work begun. MACD AN I ELS, JUNE “June” A fund of knowledge and a cheery smile Together make her life worth while. MATTESON, VIVIAN “Viv” A little older than the rest, A great deal better than the best. McCauley, harold “shp” Laughing, cheerful, never forlorn, The troubles of many he has borne, MORLEY, MARJORIE “Marge” Vivacious and full of action, All adds to her attraction. NUSS, VERA “Ve” Who broke no promise, served no private end. Who made no foe and lost no friend. PARKS, JAMES “Jimmy” Good sport and fair play Shall certainly mark this boy’s way. PARKS, ZAIDA “Mike” Small this lass with sparkling eyes, With heart so pure where wisdom lies. Pa ye fifteen