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

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SOPHOMORES First Row: Jack Dixon ....... Mark Loomis Carl Hunsinger Harry Crandall Robert Howard .... Edwin Schoonover Leslie Morris .... Clayton Loushay Edward Keeney Edward Bailey Second Row: Max English George Mason .... John Hulett Jack Armstrong Michael McMahan Howard Dixon John Oleksy Charles Bennett . Floyd Spencer .... Harold McCormick Third Row: David Riley ...... Jack Wickham ..... Berton Schoonover Robert Mulligan Bernard McDonald Albert Perry .... Allen Furman ..... Carlyle Fox ...... Desmond K nouse .. Hulon Smith ...... Jolly Daemon Merry Lad Cop, Handsome Happy Comrade Really Helpful Ever Sanguine Large Mind Carefree Lad Extra Keen Exceptionally Busy Mostly Electricity Gay Mortal ..... Just Happy Just Actor Mighty (Me) Man Hum Dinger Jolly Owl Cheerful Blade Fair Sport Heavy Man ... Daring Romeo Juvenile Weight Bashful Swain Really Mysterious Big Moment Always Playing Almost Factious Certainly Friendly . Delightful Kid Happy Sam Page twenty-nine

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SOPHOMORES First Row: Alene Hughes Annamae Mingos Katherine Powers .. Joyce Brown ........ Laura Wheeler ...... Elsie Munn Thelma Dolan Helen Matteson Mildred Wallin . Ellen Converse .... Second Row: Marion Page ...... Mildred Nichols Mary Catlin Pauline Chamberlain Edna Frisbie ....... Frieda Parks ..... Helen Phelps ....... Nelia Hazard Peggy Battin Marie Carr Helen Jimerson Hazel Rogers ... Third Row: Louise Messner Betty Maguire ...... Mary Robinson Margaret Palmer Doris Campbell ..... Priscilla Watkins Beverly Dibble . Thelma Thrasher Lorraine Dennis .... Aurelia Dunning .... Always Hurrying Almost Meek Kindly Pal Just Bubbling Little Worker Engaging Maiden Trifle Daring Hopeful Miss Merry Warbler Extra Crazy Miss Pepper Marvelous Nurse Mildly Cautious Pretty Coquette Ever Friendly Faithful Partner Happiness Personified Never Handicapped Pert Bairn Madam Circe Harmonic Juno Happy Rogue Little Megaphone Bubbling Mischief Meek Rascal Matter-of-fact Peg Dainty Creature Popular Witch Bewitching Diva Talented Talker Laughing Dancer ... Amorous Damsel Page twenty-eight

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JUNIOR UUASS HISTORY Because there was no auditorium or gymnasium to lie used for social affairs, activities of tile Junior Class were limited. For the first time in a number of years they had to omit the Sophomore-Welcoming Dance. This was usually a good time in which to get acquainted, though we could easily see that it didn't take some students long to renew old acquaintances or to make new ones. And, strange as it may seem, these friendships seem to he much stronger than formerly. The students think more of these friends now than they did before. At least they spend more time in corresponding with them. Our Junior boys must have had some belief in the song title. “You’ve Got To Be a Football Hero , for the Junior Class can boast of six football letter-men. Because we had no auditorium this year, we were unable to enjoy weekly get-togethers with the other classes. But try to get ahead of these Juniors! They didn't let a thing like that stop them. The boys got busy and prepared a program for a homeroom period. The feature of the hour was a vocal quartet. What voices! But we fear we shall soon have to hid these friends adieu: for no doubt they will go to New York for their radio dehut. Could the Junior girls let the hoys get ahead of them? I should say not. We, too. planned a program. Probably the most outstanding feature was an appropriate poem, “The Giggling Girl , read by our Perpetual Giggler. Before we graduate we hope to have a combined program featuring some of these very talented artists. Flection! Four Juniors trying to win the two highest offices in high school. The Progressive party won by an overwhelming majority, and next year we expect that things will he booming around A. H. S. Perhaps the Junior Class of 1935 was not as active as other classes have been, but wait till we're Seniors! We'll make a record that will give the other classes something to think about. Margery Rawlev. Page thirty