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

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UNDERGRADUATE GETTER MEM CO-CAPTAIN ELECT PAUL ANDERSON “Andy” was a nimble-shanked back. He also knew the other trades of the back-field and performed each with skill and elan. In track “Andy” runs the 440 very well. HAROLD McCORMICK If this mighty tackle had a weakness, no S. V. I. A. A. back found it. He faced sterling competition in every game and never came out second best. “Pete” is a good all-round player. CO-CAPTAIN ELECT MURRAY ALLEN Fast and aggressive, a superb competitor. Murray was a perfect tackle this season. He was the keystone of the Athen’s, defense, and his still to find the opponent who can stop his dynamic charge. BERNARD McDONALD “Sam” is a very small man, but there is nothing he likes better than mixing in the thick of the fight. “Sam” has yet two years to play and great things are expected of him in track as well as football. WILLIAM FROCK “Bill” has the natural knack of making things look easy. He is a smart defensive end and is one of the best pass catchers in the league. Next year he will no doubt hold up the end flank with all-league honors. PHILIP FOULKE “Phil” is a long, lean tackle and knows how to use his hands. He has an intense desire for perfection, a devotion to detail that keeps him driving. “Phil” will be a great help next year. GUY PARK Guy is a combination of heavy plunger, fast sprinter with tricky footwork, and is a deadly tackier on the defense. Guy played every game this year and will be back to give his same display next year. BERT SUMNER “Red” plays the pivot post. He is a hard driver and plays hard. Whenever a play hits the center of the line, “Red” is always there to see that it stops. Next year should be his great year. joe McDonald Joe played his first and last season this year. He will be out because of age next year. Joe was an end and held up his flank very well. In track he should be a great help. LYNN SMITH “Munk” is a man of speed and endurance. In the 440 he nearly equals the league record. With his two years left, he should break it. On the relay team “Munk” runs the anchor post and very seldom fails. Page fifty-three

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SENIOR LETTER MEN James Parks Letters, Football 1; Weight 135; Height 5:3. “Jim” was the smallest guard in the league this year, but what he lacked in size was made up in power and fight. “Jim” will always be remembered for the great game he played against Sayre. Jack Terry Letters, Football 1; Basketball 2; Weight 165; Height 5:11. Jack was our outstanding terminal man of ’33. His potent blocking and savage tackling was a feature of every game. Football is just one of the games he excels in. In basketball he was the only Athens man to make the all-league berth. Donald Connor Letters, Football 1; Weight 145; Height 5:8. “Don” was one of the hardest working men on the team. When the going was toughest, he seemed to generate that extra power, that added surge, which drove the holes into the enemy’s line. Bernard Campbell Letters, Football 1; Weight 150; Height 5:10. “Bernie” was one of the best punters and passers in the league. He was on his feet at all times. His steady driving was his strongest point. In track “Bernie” cleared the high jump bar at a good altitude. Harold McCauky Letter, Basketball 2; Weight 135; Height 5:9. “Slip” was a wizard on the hardwood. His canny eye for sending the sphere through the loop made him one of the all-star forwards of the league. He was the fastest and most shifty man on the team. Page fifty-two

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