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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1938 volume:

8061 UDIU9 d nuu W? -A Y LjjXI - A|U9MJ Dedication fo I)n. (iiun— Who, chiring his years of service as a member of the Board of Education of Athens borough, lias given so much foresight and understanding, time and effort to secure for the students in Athens schools educational opportunities that will prepare them for life as useful members of the community. I’agc Two ATHENIAN STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Literary Editors Ivan Parks Ralph Hopkins Wayne Allen Edward Loomis I Anne Hazard 1 Walter Kinne News Editor Sports Editor Art Editor ( hiss Editors Typists Adviser Laura Lambert Jim Beardsley Janice Campbell ' Ellen Converse, senior Robert Watkins, junior Thomas Raulerson, sophomore Melva Dexter, ninth grade Patricia Turk, eighth grade Kenneth Knapp, seventh grade f Helen Wallin ■s Dorothv Stark I Mildred Wade Mrs. Ruth Faulkner The theme of this hook is Service. Service conceriis each member of the school community—whether Ik Ik janitor, student, faculty member, supervising principal, or member of the Board of Education; for he is either giving service or preparing for service. We, the members of the Athenian staff are pleased to have served you by preparing for you the 1938 Annual. Page Three TaLle °f Contends Clubs Tri-Hi-Y F. K. A. Glee Club Orchestra Domecon I Iramathenian Thespianettes Hiking Club Pig Skin Chasers ( 'LASSES AT WOBK Commercial Home Economics Agriculture Science (a) Biology (b) Chemistry Snapshots Sports Football Baseball Classes Seniors Senior Activities J miior .J miior Activities Sophomores Sophomore Activities Junior High Ninth (trade Eighth (trade Seventh Grade Administration Board of Education Faculty Snapshots Senior Records Who’s Who Advertisements Page Four eus Shoulder to shoulder where honor leads the way. We march in pride and loyalty To meet the coining day. Head high and heart high, We play our part with zest For our beloved school that summons us To give the world our best. —Anonymous Page Five TRI-HI-Y First Row -Jeanne MncPaniels. .Toanna Fico. Eleanor Clark, Retty White, Margaret Champion, Charlotte Blanchard. Marion Younghanz. Naomi Rinebold. Rheta Smith, Ina La t timer, Alta White. Rose May Mason. Marie Stickler, Gertrude Wheatley, Hetty Brown. Second Row Miss Reagan, Virginia Range. Maxine Schoonover. Helen Reid, Mary June Brown, Alice Stevens. Anne Hazard, Helen Shelley, Doris Bowman, Betty Cuss, June Stickler, Geraldine Allyn, Betty Bouse. Miss Stench. Third Row—Louise Tremaine. Elizabeth Mulinn, Vera Weldy. Mary Whyte. Mildred Wade. Mary Jane Andrus. Dorothy Stark, Julia Thurston, Thelma Custer, Doris Covey, Melva Dexter. Louise Sumner, Muriel (Sorrel. r. r. a. Tirst Row- William Burns. Raymond Merrill, Richard Horton, Jack Knapp Kenneth Schoonover. Clifford Hunsinger. Howard Wiles. Clyde May. Charles Horton. Second Row Daryl Barks. Roy Bowen, Donald Page. Harold Horton. Theodore Macafee Ia-o McDonald, Clifford Cowan, Merle Tolbert. Frank Watrous. John Thurston. Third Row M. J. VanScoten, adviser, John Wood burn. Sec., Edward Mitchell. Reporter Bernard Beers, I’res.. Lester Auge. Vico Bros., Howard Allis. Treas., Chester Kline. rage Six cTVUc OLEIC CLUB Fourth Row—Laura I ambert. Hazel Mekeel, Helen Wallin, Eleunor Bennett. Dorothy Stark. Helen Shelly. Mary Jane Andrus. Elaine Van Horn. Alice Munn. I’hyllis Lewis. Dorothy Wandell, Janice Mack, Jean Shumway. Gladys Wandell. Third Row—Miss Henry. Louise Johnson. Virginia Lange, Jeanne MacDanlels. Anne Raupers. Frances ltvan, Laura Reid, Margaret Champion. Mildred Wade. Petty White, Joanna Fice, Eleanor Clark, Olive Flood. Gertrude Smith. Arlie Case. ...... ... Second Row—Jane Stickler. Alice Woodburn, Gertrude Wheatley. loin Jackson. Phyllis Ix� rd. Alberta Smith, Iris Case, Emma Merrill. Nellie McBride. Hilda White, Betty Thrasher. Naomi Rlnel� old, Marlon Younghanz. Virginia Reid. First Row—1'na Ramsey, Ellen Converse. Alice Smith, Barbara Uimbert, Louise May. Marcella MacMorran. Mary Bassage. Jean Golem. Phyllis Hill, Genevieve llofta, Kathryn Lambert, Marie Stickler. Doris Lowman. ORCHESTRA Back Row—Ed I omis. John Carman, Graydon Fice, Bernard Hughes, Alfred Burkhart. James Slater. Franklin Baxter, Ralph Steward, Ralph Hopkins, Charles Lucy. Norman Cohen. Van Benson. Richard Horton. Melvin Weiss. Front Row—Miss Henry, Joanna Flee. Elaine Van Horn. Julia Thurston. Una Ramsey. Helen Wallin. Ami Smith. Muriel Gorrell. Evelyn Munn, Betty Soper, Robert Ramey, Andrew Dennis. Page Seven omicons I OMICON OFFICERS Hazel Me Keel Miss Groat Louise Johnson Florence Phelps Jeanne MacDaniels INITIATES Gladys Wandell Geraldine Allvn Betty Brown Eunice EifTert Eleanor Bennett Julia Thurston SOPHOMORES Florence Phelps Frances Walker Betty Brown Josephine Larrahee Eleanor Davidson Charlotte Blanchard Eleanor Bennett I'ntj Eight Dramatics dramathenians Standing L. t� R. Mrs. Faulkner. Jane Stickler, Julia Thurston, Louise Johnson, I’na Ramsey, Laura Lambert, Gertrude Wheatley, Jack Burns, Donald Lewis, Wayne Allen, Frances Ryan, Ivan Parks, Dorothy Stark, Loren Beardsley, Mildred Wade, Mary Jane Andrus, Jeanne Mac Daniels, Virginia Lange. Seated L. to R.—Kllen Converse, Dorothy Wandell, Alice Woodburn, Ralph Minier, Tom O’Leary, Helen Wallin. T HE TH ES PIA X ETT ES Back Row—Mrs. Lina Burns, Maxine Schoonover, Elizabeth Mullan, Edna Mae Burlingame, Jacqueline French, Shirley Whitbeek, Helen Reid, Melva Dexter, Miss Jane Rita Coughlin. Front Row Julia Slater, Alice Stevens, Mary Jane Brown, Virginia Sumner, Thelma Custer, Doris Covey. Page Nine HIKING CU'H First How—Mabel Shear, Virginia Shay, Genevieve HolTa. Alice Smith. Mary Bassage, Betty Thrasher, Marcella MacMoran, Jean Golem. Barbara Lambert, Jean Donlon. Ix� ulse May, I'ranees Cole. Second How—Ina Lattimer, Florence Phelps, Marian Pag . Phyllis Mill, Jane Macafee, Mary Soper, Doris Covey, Muriel Gorrell. Betty Sopor, Jane Whit beck. Third Row—June Thrasher. Betty Cass, Louise Johnson. Nellie McBride, Alice Stevens, Virginia Sumner, Leota Karly. Betty Mullins. Mildred Bowman, Frances Walker. Fourth Row—Melon Shelley, Betty White. Mildred Wade. Frances Ryan, Margaret Champion, Helen Wallin, Jeanne MacDaniels. Betty Anderson, Bessie Nichols, Dorothy Leavenworth. Viola Jackson. Fifth Row—Laura Lambert. Janice Mack. Mrs. Shroat. Doris Frisbie. Alice Woodburn. PIGSKIN CIIASFRS Back Row—Charles Bonnet. Robert Watkins. Jack Knapp. Ivan Parks. John Parks. Norman Berhannon. Front Row- Jack Burns. John Woodburn, Jim Beardsley, Robert Hughes. Kenneth Schoonover. Clyde May. Bernard Beers. tag Ten Classes Still reigns the ancient order—to sow and reap and spin. But oh, the spur of doing! And oh, the goals to win, Where each, from least to the greatest’ must bravely bear his part— Make straight the furrows, or shape the laws, or dare the crowded mart. —Edna Dean Proctor Page Eleven % ■ students in the advanced classes in shorthand and typewriting have done a great deal of actual secretarial practice this year. Included in this work was learning to operate the mimeograph and the ditto machines, dictation and transcription work for the various teachers- and the building of typewriting and shorthand speed. The students had an opportunity to apply the theory learned in typewriting and shorthand when they were called upon for several weeks to carry on the duties of the secretary in the office of the supervising principal. Preparing programs for the various school activities has been one of the class projects. The major part of the Shorthand II and the Typewriting II classes have won awards from the Gregg Publishing Company for achievements in speed dictation and transcription. fage Twelve First Semester FIRST Planning Clothing for the High School Girl Selection and Construction of Undergarments Personal Living Selection and Construction of Outer Garments Related Science Home Projects V K A R SK ON D SKM ESTER Food in Relation to Health Planning, Preparation and serving of Breakfast House and its Care Food for Children Related Science Home Projects F1RST S EM ESTER S BOON D Planning Food Budget and Marketing Planning, Preparation and serving of Luncheons and Dinners Child Development Home Planning and Furnishing Home Culture and Sociability Related Art Home Projects With second year Home Economics, a full Y E A R Secon d Sem ester Care and Repair of Clothing Selection and Construction of Silk and Wool Garments Selection and Care of Household Linens Home Nursing Income and Spending Related Art Home Projects unit class of Related Art is included. Page Thirteen Agricuku T,„ re lie Agriculture Course is a very practical and interesting course for boys from rural districts. Agriculture is one course which combines theory and practice. All boys taking agriculture must conduct a program of supervised practice on projects on their farms during the school year. This gives a boy a chance to practice some approved principles of fanning and also to earn some inonev for himself. One of the most interesting parts of the agicultural work is the course in Farm Mechanics. Here the boys are taught to do many of the repair jobs which occur on the farm. During the past year the boys have cleaned, oiled and repaired several sets of harness. They have also filed saws, filed axes for themselves and nearby farmers, and have spent some time studying electric wiring. Page Fourteen Science Ijiology is an interesting subject, as taught by Mr. Benson. It deals with ■ ,t ill living things. The classes have an opportunity to do experimental and research work U Much Inis been derived from the use of the new micro projector as it permits the whole class to study at once, things that would ordinarily have to be studied individually. C hemistry is the one most interesting of all high school subjects. It combines the romance of actual experimentation with an interesting classroom study. Trips to nearby manufacturing plants give the students knowledge of applied chemistry. Page Fifteen Page Sixteen Page Seventeen II Photography by Tom F. Morrissey FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row—Van Benson (Manager), Leo McDonald, Kenneth Lewis, Gravdon Fiee, Jack Shumway, Donald Tubbs, Eugene Rinebold. Reese Woodburn, Robert Walker, Earl Hoag, Tom O’Leary (Manager), Earl Armstrong (Manager). Second Row—Kenneth Oakes (Ass’t. Coach), Robert Webster, Charles Bennett, Lewis O’Brien, Gerald Hughes, William Burns, Thomas Raulerson, Ralph Hopkins, Lindslev Stevens, Jack Brewer, Gerald Covey, Merle Tolbert, Clifford Hunsinger, W. S. Courtney (Coach). Third Row—Norman Berhannon, Bernard Beers, Jack Burns, Sam Orlowski, Kenneth Schoonover, Robert Hughes, Jim Beardsley, Clyde May, Jack Knapp, Ivan Parks, Arthur Coombs, John Woodburn, Robert Watkins, John Parks. Page Eighteen Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY First Row—Charles Lambert, Tom O'Leary— Manager, Clarence Durrand, Orlando Fairbanks, John Rocket, Ray Newman, Alton Fisk, Charles Smith, James Piatt, Raymond Smith. Second Row—Jack Solomon, Ray Beardsley, Karl Hoag, Reese Woodburn, Leo McDonald, Charles Jackson. SENIOR VARSITY First Row Arnold Weiss, Coach Courtney, Lester Auge, Robert Webster, Norman Cohen, Walter Hcffron, Franklin Shelley—Manager, Walter Kinne. Second Row—Jim Beardsley, John Wood-burn, Bernard Beers—Captain, Robert Watkins, Lindslev Stevens. Page Nineteen P aprons (PkuJL b= , Cf y ' %• WoJiJ' A 2 ytoL '$■?. cu Aou 5 ,X, Stn-ajoiJ. sp: y uu - y £. 2 IyX S Yr| oy i - c i A-cs+r j. “t - CXa n fO( '—®— o—•— cX-� _ r L, tn =2 Pnge Twenty eniors Page Twenty-one GERALDINE allyn (practical) Warren Center. Pn. MARY JANE AN I HU'S (dainty Miss) 103 Edward Street MARILYN CARLE (curious) 781 South Main Street IRIS CASE (serious) 118 Elm Street MARY CLINTON (reserved) R. D. 1. Athens ELLEN CONVERSE (clownish) 211 Bridge Street THELMA COX (shy) 125 North Elmira Street DOROTHY FLETCHER ( Red) IIH Paine Street ■ A ’ , JEAN HORTON (Jolly) 510 West Lockhart Street. Sayre LOUISE JOHNSON (quantity and quality) 103 Chestnut Street CLIFFORD ALEXANDER (impish) 211 North Street WAYNE ALLEN (big business) 736 South Main Street LESTER AUGE (good fellow) 715 Court Street. South Waverly EDWARD BAILEY ( Dopey ') 32o East Pine Street LOREN BEARDSLEY (refreshing) 111 North Main Street BERNARD BEERS (girl shy) 120 North Elmira Street JOHN. J. BURNS (he-man) 606 Wells Avenue ROBERT CALLEAR JACK CARR (whoopee) ROBERT COLE (Abner) .4.(studious) 127 North Elmira Street R. D. 1. Nichols R. T . 2. East Athens I • • V J'agr Twenty-two Page Twenty-three VIRGINIA LANGE (helpful) 121 Willow Street HAZEL MEKEEL (conversant) 407 Church Street LAURA MARY LAMBERT (active) 115 Walnut Street MARIAN PAGE (modish) 101 Chestnut Street DANIEL COLLINS DICK KPLKY (fastidious) (argumentative) 107 Orchard Street 108 West Cherry Street DONALD LEWIS CLYDE MAY (Apollo) (Don Juan) 213 Tyler Street Willow Street PHYLLIS LORD (demure) 218 Ann Street MARY PHELPS (quiet) Milan JEANNE MAC DANIELS (efficient) 214 River Street DORIS MAC A FEE (boyish) 228 Willow Street UNA RAMSAY (devilish) 106 Paine Street ANNA RAUPERS (industrious) 204 South Street CLIFFORD GOWAN (silent) 506 Desmond Street 203 LLOYD GUILD (chemist) South Elmira Street ROBERT HUGHES (questionable) 124 Frederick Street RALPH MINIER (Moe) 711 Church Street SAMUEL ORLOWSKI (Tamm) 212 North Street TOM O’LEARY (cute) 302 South Main Street FRANCKS RYAN DOROTHY STARK (sweet sophistication) (Dollie Jo) 403 East Cooper Street 308 West Pine Street jank stickler (Blond ie) 115 South Main Street JULIA THURSTON (demure) West Athens MILDRKI) WAPK (vivacious) 21J Pleasant Street DOROTHY WANDKLL (petite) 218 Chestnut Street IIKU'’N WALLIN (1KRTRUDK WHKATLY A LICK WOODBURN (personality) (author) (|� ert) 210 West Pine Street 206 River Street 403 Wells Avenue NO PICTURES (camera shy) ROY ORSHAL RICHARD WHITE 204 Pennsylvania Avenue 528 Lincoln Street, Sayre MYRON PARK (precise) R. D. 1. Sayre IVAN PARKS FRANKLIN SHELLEY (energetic) (Limey) 112 Pennsylvania Avenue 608 Church Street FRANK WATROU8 Kerry Street WALTER WHITBRCK (Romeo) 213 Bridge Street Vage Twenty-four SEPTEMBER Senior Class Aciivities-1937-38 First day of school. Enrollment in homerooms. Class is organized. Athenian Staff selected. JANUARY New Yea r s I)anee. FEBRUARY Cast for senior play selected. Election of (Mass officers: Ivan Parks-Wayne Allen-Helen Wallin Llovd Guild- President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer MARCH Senior Evening. APRIL Senior play, “A Lucky Break ’ presented. OCTOBER Sale of school emblems. Halloween Frolic. Organization of Dramathenian Club: MAY Initiation of Juniors into Dramathenian Club. Class Day. Baccalaureate Services. Tom O ’Leary Mary Jane Andrus- President Vice-President Frances Ryan Helen Wallin- Sec ret ary Treasurer JUNE Fifty-first Annual Commencement. SENIOR PLAY SUCCESS—APRIL 8 “A LUCKY BREAK” Cast Included: Martha Mullet—Prop, of Hotel Mullet—Helen Wallin Nora Mullet—Her Daughter—Louise Johnson Elmina Ludina Smith—Servant—Dorothy Stark Benny Ketchum—Supersalesman—Thomas O’Leary Abner Ketchum—His uncle—Robert Cole Mrs. Barret—Guest—Laura Lambert Claudia—Her daughter—Jeanne Mac Daniels Tommy Lansing—A painter—Ivan Parks John Bruce—Business man—Wayne Allen Charles Martin—General Manager for Bruce—Robert Hughes Jura Charente—French dancing teacher—Alice Woodburn Var Charente—Her brother—Donald Lewis Bella Mac Watt—Guest—Una Ramsay Alchiba Spinster—Guest—Mildred Wade Alphecca Spinster—Guest—Mary Jane Andrus Spivens—Busman—Clyde May Tokio—Japanese valet—Lester Auge Watkins—Chauffeur—Loren Beardsley Guests—Virginia Lange Daniel Collins Hazel Mekeel Frances Ryan Richard Epley Edward Bailev Page Twenty ]h'e rage l'wenty six J u n i o rs rage Twenty-seven JUNIOR BOYS First Row—Gayle Adams, Roy Allen, Howard Allis, Karl Armstrong, Charles Ben net te, Jack Brown, Norman Cohen, Arthur Coombs, Arthur Crocker Robert Davis, Robert Dewitt. Second Row—Purl Dolan. Philip Heffron, Ralph Hopkins, Gerald Hughes, Mason Hulett, Clifford Hunsinger, Walter Kinne, Jack Knapp, Donald Knouse, Kenneth Lewis, Edward Loomis. Third Row—Richard Lord, Donald Maslin, Leland Morlcy, Guy Morris, William Nolan, Louis O’Brien, John Parks, Robert Ramey, Eugene Rinebold, Charles Smith, Guy Smith. Fourth Row -Harvey Smith, Kenneth Schoonover, Lindslev Stevens, Sylvester Swart wood, Merle Tolbert, Carlton Ward, Robert Watkins, Arnold Weiss, Wrevburn Williams, John Woodburn. Faye Twenty-eight JUNIOR GIRLS First Row—Betty Anderson, Margaret Brown, Janice Campbell, Marion Carman, Betty (’ass, Margaret Champion, Eleanor Clark, Juanita Davies, Eunice Eiffert, Olive Flood. Second Row—Janet Gowan, Anne Hazard, Marjorie Humphrey, Alberta Hunainger, Viola Jackson, Kathryn Lambert, Joanna Fiec, Dorothy Leavenworth, Phyllis Lewis, Doris Lowman. Third Row—Elaine Maeafee, Rheta Madison, Alice Munn, Bessie Nichols, Glendora Patterson, Margaret Phrang, Alene Pruvne, Naomi Rinebold, Dorothy Shay, Alberta Smith. Fourth Row—Rheta Smith, June Thrasher, Elizabeth Vandermark, Elaine Van Horn. Gladys Wandell, Mary Welsh, Betty White, June Wood, Marion Vounghanz. Puye Tutniy-nine Junior Act iviti es September Class rings—On the third day of school the junior class selected their class rings. Fast workers, we juniors! The officers elected early in September were as follows: President...............................Gerald Hughes Vice-President..........................Kenneth Schoonover Secretary ........................Elizabeth Vandermark Treasurer...............................Janice Campbell Sergeants of Arms ......................Jack Knapp and Sylvester Swart wood October Sophomore Welcoming Dance The juniors entertained the sophomores with a welcoming dance. Music was by Field’s orchestra. Our class started selling candy under the direction of Edward Loomis. January The juniors presented their annual class play, “The Yankee King’’, January 17, Those in the cast were Ralph Hopkins, Anne Hazard, Kluine Macnfee, William Nolan. Norman Cohen, Lindslev Stevens, Donald Knouse, Doris I.owman, Joanna Pice, Janet Gowan. Earl Armstrong, Walter Kinne, June Thrasher, Rita Madison, Phyllis Lewis; Mr. Hazard was the director. March St. Patrick’s Dance—March 17, we again held a dance. Music was furnished by Field’s orchestra. The gymnasium was decorated in keeping with the occasion. Junior Minstrels—About fifty juniors participated in the Junior Minstrel given March 25. Special numbers included Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen, and a Quizzical Quiz. May And the last, bul most certainly not the least important event among the junior activities of the year- THE PROM—with the class of 1938 as our guests. rage Thirty omores Page Thirty-one SOPHOMORE GIRLS First Row—Mart Bassage. Evelyn Beers, Dorothy Beers. Eleanor Bennett. Charlotte Blanchard. Betty Bouse. Betty Brown. Arlie Case. Jane C ilson. Semd Row—Dellaphine Clinton. Eleanor Davidson. Jean Donlon. Jean Golem. Phyllis Hill. Genevieve Hoff . Barbara Lamf ert. Josephine Larrabee. Jane Maeafee. Third Row—MareeUa Mae Morran. Janiee Maek. Nellie McBride. Louise May. Emma Merrill. Florence Phelps. Laura Reid. Helen Shelley. Jeanne Sham way. Fourth Row—Gertrude Smith. Katherine Smith, ABtu 8 Mary Soper, Marie Stickler, Betty Thrasher. Frances Walker. Alta White. Hilda White. Nellie Wolcott. SOPHOMORE BOYS First Row—Franklin Baxter, Lonis Tennant, Norman Berhannon. Leroy Bowen, Jack Brewer, Roltert Chamberlain, Kenneth Cole, Leo Caverly, Joseph r aley, Andre Dennis, Wesley Depew. Second Row—Karl Preden burg, Robert Goudreau. Alfred Gordon, Robert Harrigan, Earl Hoag. Charles Horton. Riehard Horton. Bernard Hughes, Frederiek Hunter, Walter Fjane. Third Row Wesley Lord, Charles Liter, Eugene Maguire, Raymond Merrill, Carl Morris. Bernard Nichols, Donald Page, Philip Porter, Thomas Ruulerson, Richard Reagan. Fourth Row -John Rorkett, Eugene Shaddock, Jack Shav. Philip Shear. Howard Smith, John Thurston. Robert Tremaine, Herman Wanzo, Kenneth VYhitbeck. Howard Wiles. Pag Thirty t.hr 5oPk omore Achviti es September Bark to school again. Organizing of clubs. October Officers were elected for the year. Mary Bassage.....................President Genevieve Hoffa ------ Vice-President Janice Mack ------- Secretary Herman Wanzo..................- -Treasurer November Sponsored show by magician. I E EMBER Studying and studying so there will be no books over the Christmas vacation. January Committee selected to choose class pins. Class pins ordered. Mr. Lent broke the camera by photographing the sophomores. February Pictures were received. Exchanging of pictures. Sophomores received class pins. March Boy and girl selected for the title page of Annual. April Easter vacation—last vacation for the year. Last report cards before examinations. May Rush to make up work. Headaches—examinations—suspense! Juniors at last! Page Thirty-four Junior High Now what shall seem the hill but a moment of surmounting, The height hut a place to dream of something higher. -Winifred Welles Page Thirty-fire NINTH ORA OR GIRLS I'M rut RoW Muriel Oom� ll, Virginia Vaow. Mary Whyte, Vera NVeldy, Unis Sava cool, Shirley Whitheck. Helen Itehl. .Iae iuellne French. Doris Frlsble, Alice Stevens, Helen Struble. Dorothy Ihilhiek Louise Tremaine. Second How’ Maxine Schoonover, Funice Hancock, Nina St tope, Hose Mae Mason. Ina Lattlmor, Fvolyn Miinn. Hetty Mease, Hetty 8«| er, Mildred Morton. Melva Dexter, Virginia Sumner, Peggy Hurggcman, Virginia Shay. Third How Agnes Sorlven, Fllxnlteth Osborne. Fdna Mae Burlingame. Gene Corl, Charlotte Smith, Kvelyn Fowler. Fllxabeth Mullan. Ih rls Covey, Thelma Custer, Mildred Bowman, Leota Karly, Shirley Noithrup. Fourth How -Olarnbel Nichols, Margaret Itogers, Marcella Stroud. Mabel Shear. Julia Slater. Marx Jane Brown, June Kelderllng, Hath Campbell, Ruth Shoemaker, Gladys Utter, Doris Rogers. NINTH GRADF BOYS First How—Robert Walker, Rruce Newman. Ralph Stewart, Paul McMahon, Jack Shum-wav. Francis Pietro. l,eo McDonald, Donahl Tublxs William Northrup, Hol ert Henjamln. fcmory Allen, Glen Munn. SpoWid Hoxx Robet t Wickham, Donald Mann. Wallace Avery, Van Kitk Benson. Hay Beardsley. James Leavenworth, Gmydon Fire, Ralph Catlin, Fugene Webster. Daryl Parks. LaVern Merrill, Robert Newinun. Third Hoxx Harold Horton, Fdxvard Patterson. Fldon Westbrook. Jack Neff. Kugene Ford, Francis Murray, Melvin Weiss, William MacDanlels, Rimer Callear, Ardell Webster, Alfred Burkhart. Fourth Hoxx Donald Itogers. Rotxert Ward, Stephen Crum, Allison Perry, Richard IJddlnrd, John Carman, ltaymond Smith, Charles Jackson, Harold Smith, Hansom Converse. Theodore Maca fee. page Thirl y-six EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS First Row Rosclla Heffron, Jeanette Raulerson, Catherine HofTa, Alice Paupers, Helen May, Louise Hinkson, Jeanne Harrigau, Shirley Veager, Joyce Holcomb, Patricia Lenox, Margaret Moore, Clara Rosenberg, June Hinklcy. Second Row—Amy Beeman, Alice Davidson, Betty Decker, Daisy Brown, Marjorie Brennan, Frances Barnhart, Anna Carr, June Cook, Jean Anderson, Leda Cook, Myrtle Allen, Amy Smith, Vivian Thurston. Third Row—Marjorie Walker, Lila Webster, Agnes Chilson, Margaret Springer, Nellie Webster, Donna Zaclmrias, Betty Brewer, Jean Terry, Betty Smith, Evelyn Smith, Doris Evcrettc, Clara Brewer. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS First Row—.Jack Knouse, Herbert Kiederling, Gustauf Bergman. Alton Fisk. Donald DeWitt. Rav Newman, Sherman Saxon, Harry Brewer, Howard Stroud, Lloyd DeWitt. Second Row—Kenneth Knapp, Leon Dawson, Lewis Talada. Ernest Beatty, James Fuller, Charles Lambert, Daniel Eddleston, Robert Bailey, Adrian Hazard, Kenneth Jackson, Bernard Carr. Third Row—John Orlowski, Glenn Fish, Ralph Piatt, William Sloat, Edward Smith, Thomas Smith, Louis French. Fourth Row—Leo Lane, William Schreflfler, Jack Solomau, Robert White, Billy Daniels, Andrew Crowley, James Slater, Durland Shumway, Richard Stroud. Page Thirty-seven 8EVENTH GRADE GTRLS First Row—Mac Perry, Eva Orshal, Marv Hemingway, Geraldine Cornebv, Charlotte MacDonald, Jam Leonard, Shirley Thrasher, Joanne Chandler, Helen Inman, Marilyn Patterson, Vivian Fairbanks. Second Row—Doris Passage, Joyce Patterson, Mary Jane Bergman, Helen White, Georgianna Coombs, Betty DeWitt, Panline Howard, Mavis Case, Donna Patton, Hazel Kinner. Third Row—Phyllis Custer, Mary Griswold, Eloise Black, Patricia Turk, Flossie Bradley, Lucille Andrus, Margaret Alien Alice Claypool, Dorothy Beeman, Mary Slater, SEVENTH GRADE BOVS First Row—Raymond Brown, Harold Shoemaker, Guy Struble, William Wax, Orlando Fairbanks, Secil Vaow, Albert Paupers, Richard Huff, Thomas Lord, Frederick Robinson. Carl Bidlaek. Second Row—Charles Hammond, Paul Minier, Robert English, Francis Bidlaek, Everitt Barnes, Charles Jones, Lawrence Perry, Warren Wood Rupert Woodburn, Ralph Ward. Third Row—Leon Daniels, Donald Covey, Richard DeWitt, Milford Howard, Raymond Parks, Thomas Harris, Glen Dolan, Malin Martin, Harold Weller. tage Thirty-eight mimslraiion Fair to the vine is sacred Truth displayed III all the majestn of light arrailed, To teach, oil rapid wings, the carious soul To roam from heaven to heaven, from pole to pole. — Wordsworth Page Thirty-nine TLe M ens Sell oj Educali Board ion T. .1. Cook Ellery Dressier Dr. A. i. Coughlin Vice President President Dr. I). MeClnrty Treasurer Leon E. Loomis Secretary Page Forty Class of 1938, 5 omeone has listed the following as desirable characteristics a high school graduate should have by the time he obtains his diploma: “ 1. He should be sympathetic, honest, dependable, punctual and temperate. 2. 11 ■ should use good language, should speak effectively and pleasingly. He should have social poise, should be courteous, and should follow the rules of social usage. 3. He should know how to take care of himself physically. 4. He should be able to spend such money as he has, to the best advantage. o. By the time one finishes high school, he should have a fair idea about occupations which he might enter. 6. The graduate should have established his cultural foundations. 7. He should have established the foundation for good citizenship.” None of these desirable characteristics can be given to you. It is only through honest and continuous effort on your part that they are obtained. Only by tin actual exercise of them do they mean anything to you. It is my wish that you have realized their value and have striven to acquire these valuable personal qualities and will continue to develop them. E. E. Crediford To the Class of 1938, Tn order to be of the greatest service to the world, one must know and be able to evaluate the needs of the world. To evaluate accurately, a broad knowledge and the ability to use that knowledge in thinking through to a valid conclusion are essential. Through your four years in Athens High School, we have endeavored to endow you as richly as possible with these two essentials for intelligent service. It is our hope that you will make use of your endowment to the fullest in altruistic service to mankind. Sincerely, Irving Hazard Page Forty one FACULTY Dolores Hnttin—Secretary William S. Courtney, M. S.—Athletic Coach, Junior High History. Marie Bean, B. S.—English I, History II, Jr. High Spelling and Writing. Earl K. Dill, A. B.—History IV, Civics, Plain Geometry. Reed C. Benson, B. S.—Biology, Physics. Howard Evans—Manual Training, Jr. High Business Training. Elisabeth Bouton, B. S.—Commercial Studies. Ruth Faulkner, B. S.—English III, IV. Mrs. Lina Burns, B. S.—Junior High English 7, 8. Marjorie Groat, B. S—Home Economics. Jane Rita Coughlin, A. B.—English I, Library. Page Port! two FACULTY Avis Henry, B. S.—Music. Mrs. Evelyn Shroat, A. B.— French, Latin. Edith ITine, R. N.—Health. Katherine Smith—Junior High Mathematics. Kenneth H. Oakes, B. S.—Physical Education, History II. Nellie Storch, A. B.—Latin, German. Winifred Reagan, A. B.—Algebra I, II. Marshal van Scoten, B. S.—Agricultural Education. Adrian Rowe, B. S.—General Science, Commercial Geography, History III. Ada von Wolfradt, A. B.—English II, Jr. High Art. Dean Shroat, B. S.—Junior High Geography, Social Studies. Page Forty-three Pope Forly-fovr Senior s LESTER AUGE Attended South Waverly 1, 2 Clubs: Mixed Chorus; Hi-Y 1, 2; F. F. A. 3, 4. Offices: Hi-Y Secretary 1, 2; F. F. A. Vice- President 4. Dramatics: Senior Pageant 3; Senior Evening 4; Senior Play 4; Male Chorus 4. Athletics: Soccer 1, 2; Basketball (varsity) 1, 4; Basketball (intramural) 3; F. F. A. Basketball 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD BAILEY Clubs: Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Leaders Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3. Dramatics: Operetta 2; Chemistry Play 3, Sen- ior Evening 4; Senior Play 4; Dramathenian 4. Offices: Class Secretary 3; Athenian Staff 3; Secretary Hi-Y Club 3. LOREN BEARDSLEY Clubs: Pigskin Chasers 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 2; Schoolboy Patrol 2, 3. Offices: Sergeant of Arms of Class; Vice-Presi- dent of Pigskin Chasers 4; Captain of Football 4; Athenian Staff 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Senior Pageant 3; Senior Plav 4; Senior Evening 4; Junior Play 3. Athletics: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Basketball 3; Basketball 1, 4. BERNARD BEERS Clubs: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. Offices: President F. F. A. 4; Captain of Bas ketball 4. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. Athletics: Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 4; F. F. A. Basketball 2, 3, 4. JACK BURNS Clubs: leaders Club 1; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Pigskin Chasers 2, 3. 4; Schoolboy Patrol 2. Offices: Secretary of Pigskin Chasers 3; Treas- urer of Pigskin Chasers 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Senior Evening 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3. Athletics: Football 1, 3, 4; Interclass Track 3; F. F. A. Softball 1, 2, 3; F. F. A. Baseball 2; F. F. A. Basketball 2. ROBERT CALLEAR Dramatics: Pageant 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Evening 4; Senior Play 4. MARILYN CARLE Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Senior Evening 4; Assembly Programs 2, 3, 4. JACK CARR Clubs: Leaders Club 1, 2; F. F. A. 2, 3; School- boy Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. Athletics: F. F. A. Baseball 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Softball 2, 3, 4. IRIS CASE Clubs: Glee Club 4. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. MARY CLINTON Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. CLIFFORD ALEXANDER Clubs: Leaders Club 1, 2; F. F. A. 2, 3; School- boy Patrol 1, 2. Offices: Asst. Track Mgr. 1, 2, 3. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. Athletics: F. F. A. Softball 2, 3; F. F. A. Bas- ketball 2, 3. WAYNE ALLEN Clubs: Leaders Club 1, 2; Radio Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 2, 3. Offices: Athenian Staff 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Hi-Y Treasurer 3; Class Vice-President 4. Dramatics: 0| eretta 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4; Dramathenian 4. GERALDINE ALLYN Attended Warren Center High School 1, 2, 3 Clubs: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Domecon 4; Tri Hi-Y 4. Offices: Historian 3. Dramatics: Junior Play 3; Senior Evening 4; Class Night 3; Commencement 3; Spring Concert 3; Operetta 3. Athletics: Softball 2. MARY JANE ANDRUS Clubs: Glee Club 4; Tri-Hi Y 4. Offices: Athenian Class Editor 1; Vice-Presi- dent Dramathenian Club 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Spring Festival 4; Senior Evening 4; Junior Play (Usher) 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 2. ROBERT COLE Dramatics: Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4. DANIEL COLLINS Clubs: Hi-Y 1, 2; Leaders Club 1, 2; Schoolboy Patrol 1, 2. Offices: Treasurer Class 1. Dramatics: Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4; Committees 2, 3. THELMA COX Attended Monroeton 1, 3 Attended Ulster 2 Clubs: Harmonica Club 1; Dramatic Speaking Contest 1. Offices: Hass President 2; Mush ball Captain 3. Dramatics: Chaj� el Programs 1, 3; Commence- ment 1, 3; Senior Evening 4. Athletics: Mushball 1; Track 2; Mushball 3. RICHARD EPLEY Attended Towanda 1, 2, 3 Clubs: Orchestra 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2. Offices: Student Council 1. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4; Senior Play 4. Athletics: Football 1, 2; Basketball 1. Page Forty-fire Senior DOROTHY FLETCHER Clubs: Orchestra 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Hiking Club 2, 3. Offices: Vice-President of Tri-Hi-Y 3. Dramatics: Junior Play 3. Athletics: Basketball 2, 3; Volley Ball 3; Arch- ery 3. CLIFFORD GO WAN Clubs: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LLOYD GUILD Clubs: Radio Club 1, 2. Offices: Treasurer Class 4. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. JEAN HORTON Attended Sayre High School 1, 2, 3 Dramatics: Dancing Club 1; Voc. Home Econ omies 2, 3; Stage Manager—Senior Evening 4. ROBERT HUGHES Clubs: Leaders Club 1; F. F. A. 2, 3; Pigskin Chasers 3, 4; Schoolboy Patrol 2. Offices: Sergeant of Arms 2; President Pigskin Chasers 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Senior Evening 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play Usher 3. Athletics: Football 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Baseball Team 2. LOUISE JOHNSON Clubs: Glee Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Domeeon 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4. Offices: Domeeon President 4; Vice-President Class 3. Dramatics: Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Sen ior Evening 4; Operetta 2; Dramathenian 4. Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Archery 3. LAURA LAMBERT Clubs: Glee Club 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2. Offices: Vice-President Class 1; President Class 2; Secretary Hiking Club 2; Vice-President Hiking Club 3; President Hiking Club 4; Basketball Captain 2, 3, 4; Volley Ball Captain 3; Athenian Staff 4. Dramatics: Operetta 2; Spring Festival 4; Jun ior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4; Dramathenian 4. Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volley Ball 3, Archery 3. VIRGINIA LANGE Attended Sayre High School 1 Clubs: Glee Hub 1, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Property Manager Junior Play 3; Property Manager Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4; Spring Concert 4; Operetta— Sayre 1. Athletics: Volley Ball 1. DONALD LEWIS Clubs: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Boy’s Chorus 4; School Patrol 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 3; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3. Records Dramatics: Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Dram athenian 4; Operetta 2; Senior Evening 4. Athletics: Football Manager 3. PHYLLIS LORD Clubs: (ilee Club 4. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. DORIS MACAFEE Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. JEANNE Mac DA NIELS Clubs: Glee Club 4; Art Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Domeeon 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4. Offices: Domeeon Secretary 3, I; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Spring Festival 4; Operetta 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Senior Evening I; Speaking Contest 4. Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Archery 2, 3. CLYDE MAY Clubs: Leaders Club 1, 2, 3; F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Pigskin Chasers 2, 3, 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4; Dance Committee 4. Athletics: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3. HAZEL MEKEEL Clubs: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Domeeon 3, 4. Offices: Treasurer Domeeon Club 4. Dramatics: Operetta 2; Prompter Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4; Spring Festival 4. RALPH MINIER Clubs: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Senior Evening 4. THOMAS O'LEARY Clubs: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 2; Pigskin Chasers 4; Schoolboy Patrol 2, 3, 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Senior Evening 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; Commencement Pag eant 3. Offices: President of Dramathenian 4; Lieut en ant Schoolboy Patrol 4; Secretary Junior Class 3. Athletics: F. F. A. Basketball 2, 3. SAMUEL ORLOW8KI Clubs: F. F. A. 3, 4; Pigskin Chasers 3, 4. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. Athletics: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; F. F. A. Basketball 3, 4. LEROY ORSHAL Attended Towanda High School 1, 2, 3 Clubs: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. Offices: President of F. F. A. 2, 3; President Class 1; Secretary Class 3. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. Athletics: Basketball F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Track 3. MYRON PARK Dramatics: Usher—Junior Play 3. Page Forty-six Senior IVAN PARKS Clubs: Pigskin Chasers 2, .'I, 4; Leaders Club 1; Hi-Y 1; Schoolboy Patrol 1, 2, 4. Offices: President Freshman Class 1; President Junior Class 3; President Senior (.’lass 4; Vice-President Sophomore Class 2; Vice-President Pigskin Chasers 4; Lieutenant of Patrol 3; Captain of Patrol 4; Athenian Editor 1: Assistant Athenian Editor 3; Sophomore Editor 2. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Senior Evening 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play I; Pageant 3. Athletics: Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. MARY PHELPS Dramatics: Senior Evening 4. UNA RAMSEY Attended Bernice High School 1, 2, 3 Clubs: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatics: Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1; County Orchestra 4; Senior Evening 4; Senior Play 4; Dramathenian 4. Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Mashhad 1, 2; Volley Ball 1, 2; Track 1, 2. ANNE RAPPERS Clubs: Glee Club 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4. Dramatics: Senior Evening 4; Junior Play Usher 3; Spring Festival 4. Athletics: Volley Ball 2, 3, 4; Mush ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Archery 2. FRANCES RYAN Clubs: Glee Club 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; Tri Hi-Y 2, 3; Domecon 2, 3. Offices: Secretary Dramathenian 4; Basketball Captain 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Operetta 2; Spring Festival 4; Junior Play Usher 3; Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volley Ball 3; Archery 3. FRANKLIN SHELLY Attended Freeland High School 1, 2 Clubs: Mixed Chorus 3; Male Chorus 4; Hi-Y 3; Band 1, 2, 4. Dramatics: Operetta 2; Junior Play Usher 3; Senior Evening 4. Athletics: Intramural Basketball 3; Track 3, 4; Manager Football, Basketball, Track 4. DOROTHY STARK Clubs: Glee Club 4; Hiking Club 2, 3; Tri-lli-Y 3, 4. Offices: Athenian Staff 3, 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4; Spring Festival 4; Operetta 2. Athletics: Basketball 2; Archery 3. JANE STICKLER Clubs: Glee Club 4; Tri Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Senior Evening 4; Operetta 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Property Man ager Senior Play 4. Records JULIA THURSTON Clubs: Orchestra 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Domecon 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Assembly Program 4; Senior Evening 4. Offices: Librarian of Orchestra 4. MILDRED WADE Clubs: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4. Offices: Glee Club Part Leader 2; Athenian Staff 2, 3, 4; Basketball Captain 2, 3. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Junior Play Prompter 3; Operetta 2; Senior Play 4; Senior Evening 4; Spring Festival 4; County Chorus 4. Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volley Ball 3; Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Archery 3. HELEN WALLIN Clubs: Glee Club 2, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Hik- ing Club 3, 4. Offices: Secretary Class 4; Athenian Staff 4; Basketball Captain 4; Volley Ball Captain 3; Treasurer Dramathenian 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Junior Play Prompter 3; Senior Play 4; Spring Concert 4; County Concert 4; County Orchestra 2, 4; Senior Evening 4; Operetta 2. Athletics: Basketball 3, 4; Volley Ball 3; Arch- ery 3. DOROTHY WANDELL Clubs: Glee Club 4. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4; Junior Play Usher 3; Speaking Contest Usher 3; Committees 2, 3; Senior Evening 4. FRANK WATROUS Clubs: Mixed Chorus 3, F. F. A. 3, 4; Glee Club 2. Dramatics: Senior Pageant 3; Senior Evening 4; Senior Play Usher 4. Athletics: Track 3. GERTRUDE WHEATLEY Attended Sayre High School 1, 2 Clubs: Orchestra 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cooking Club 1, 2. Dramatics: Dramathenian 4 Senior Evening 4; Operetta 2. WALTER WHITBECK Clubs: Leaders Club 1, 2. Dramatics: Junior Play Usher 3; Senior Play Usher 4; Senior Evening 4. ALICE WOODBURN Clubs: Glee Club 4; Hiking 'Iub 3, 4. Offices: Athenian Staff 3; Vice-President Hik- ing Club 4; Basketball Captain 4. 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