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

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First Row: Floyd Spencer—A broad shouldered lad from the East. Edward Bailey—Prepares a “sketchy” English assignment. John Oleksy—The life of the chemistry class. Clayton Loushay—“Outside of Caesar everything’s 0. I .” Charles Daniels—“Life is short, and so am I.” John Hullette—A pleasant hard-working member of the class. Robert Howard—The only real movie actor in the class. Second Row: Desmond Knouse—“I may be small, but so was Napoleon.” Charles Bennett—An enterprising chemistry student. Warren Chamberlain—“Ah’s from de South” (of Waverly). Jack Wickham—Rudy’s voice is good, but Jack’s is better—still. Harry Crandall—If you want a thing done well, call on Harry. Michael McMahon—The boy with the educated feet. Bernard McDonald—The pride of the class—captain of the football team. Eugene Heffron—“Hefty” represents the class in track activities. Max English—A quiet studious boy—mechanically inclined. Leslie Morris—If you’re in doubt about your lessons, ask “SI”. Third Row: Marvin Webster—Much fine spirit in a small boy. Mark Loomis—A cheerful upstanding boy of principles. Robert Mulligan—A quiet, cheerful lad. Hulon Smith—The local “Isaac Walton”. Berton Schoonover—“Bert” knows his p’s and cues. Carl Hunsinger—A veritable Apollo. Allan Furman—A promising French student—majored two years in Latin. Waldo Gowan—Like Pan he carries a pipe. Albert Perry—A born leader—especially at dismissal. Page twenty-five

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•LM€R GIEI First Row: Katherine Powers—“Sophisticated Lady” Peggy Battin—“Footloose and Fancy Free” Laura Wheeler—“Little Maid of the West” Joyce Brown—“Dark Eyes” Marion Page—“A Little Bit Independent” Elsie Munn—“I’m Sittin’ High on a Hill Top” Margaret Palmer—“Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms” Priscilla Watkins—“Living in a Great Big Way” Beverly Dibble—“Sing an Old Fashioned Song” Second Row: Helen Matteson—“Palsy Walsy” Alene Hughes—“The Girl with the Dreamy Eyes” Lorraine Dennis—“Music Makes Me” Charlotte Farrell—“Redheads on Parade” Mary Catlin—“You’re an Angel” Marie Carr—“Sugar Plum” Frieda Parks—“Everything Is Okey Dokey” Helen Phelps—“It’s Always Fair Weather” Mildred Wallin—“Lady, Play Your Mandolin” Auralia Dunning—“I Am Here, But Where Are You?” Pauline Chamberlain—“Sweet and Lovely” Third Row: Doris Campbell—“You’re So Darned Charming” Betty Maguire—“It’s the Irish In Me” Annamae Mingos—“Annie Doesn’t Live Here Anymore” Helen Jimerson—“You Hit the Spot” Mary Robinson—“Curly Top” Louise Messner—“For She’s a Jolly Good Fellow” Nelia Hazard—“Just an All-American Girl” Thelma Thrasher—“No Other One” Thelma Dolan—“From the Top of Your Head to the Tip of Your Toes” Eleanor Anthony—“Whose Honey Are You?” Edna Frisbie-—“Angel Eyes” Paye twenty-four

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JINICC ACTIVITIES By the end of this school year the Juniors will have ended a most successful and active year. Throughout the year they have proved then-true worth and ability by carrying out many plans and programs. At the beginning of the year our efficient class officers were elected as follows: Nelia Hazard, President; Bernard McDonald, Vice President; Beverly Dibble, Treasurer; Joyce Brown, Secretary; and Waldo Gowan, Athenian editor. In social affairs the Juniors have taken a leading part. The evening dances given by the Juniors were the Sophomore Welcoming Dance and the Hallowe’en frolic. In the Hallowe’en frolic the Juniors were aided by the members of the Domecon club. A large part of the orchestra is made up of juniors. Alene Hughes, Louise Messner, Albert Perry, Lorraine Dennis, Hulon Smith, Jack Wickham, John Hulette, Helen Jimerson, Charlotte Farrell, Nelia Hazard, Floyd Spencer, and Mildred Wallin are those who contributed their musical ability to our orchestra. In athletics we have taken an active part—especially the girls in basketball. Many interesting and exciting games were played by them in the gym during activity periods. Many junior boys also practiced and took part in the basketball and football games. Bernard McDonald is the only letterman representing the junior class this year. We are proud of Bernard and wish him the best of luck as captain of the football team next year. To the monthly Athenian the Juniors have contributed more than their share of material. We were glad to do this for we are proud of our artists, poets, and writers. Other clubs in which the Juniors have taken an active part are the Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Hiking Club, Domecon Club, and the Hi-Y of which Berton Schoonover, a junior, is president. For extra money the juniors also sold candy during the noon recess and immediately after school. The junior class now has all of its debts paid and a surplus in the treasury. The prospect for an efficient and progressive senior class for next year certainly is a good one, and, though we have done our best to make this year an outstanding one, we will try to do even better next year. Pauline Chamberlain Page twenty-six