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

Page 11 text:

THE SCHOOL

Page 10 text:

Standing: Nancy Sutton, Maxine Schoonover, Henry Arnold, Miss Smith, Dorotha Watkins, Elizabeth Oshorre, Virginia Sumner, Evelyn Munn, Doris Rogers, Joyce Holcombe. Miss Carl, Warren Outerbridge, Mr. Dill, Eeo McDonald. Seated: Robert Wickham. Maryanne Sutton, Charles Lambert, Frank Scott, Ray Beardsley, Gray-don Eice, Alice Stevens, Jeanne Harrigan, Charles Driscoll, Ransom Converse, Clarence Hunsinger. ATHENIAN STAFF Co-Editors......................................... Alice Stevens. Graydon Fice Assistant Editor...........................................................Jeanne Harrigan Co-business Managers................ . Frank Scott. Hay Beardsley Assistant Business Manager............................... ..Charles Lambert Advertising Manager.......................................................Charles Driscoll Co-art Editors......................................Maryanne Sutton. Doris Covey Literary Editor..........................................W arren Outerbridge Music Editor...............................................................Robert Wickham Sports Editor..............................................Clarence Hunsinger Assistant Sports Editor.........................................Leo McDonald Club Editor.......................................................Hansom Converse Senior Editor.............................................. • .Maxine Schoonover Junior Editor...............................................................Joyce Holcombe Sophomore Editor................................................Dorotha Vi atkins Junior High Co-editors.................Dana Smith. Nancy Sutton. Henry Arnold Staff Typists.....Evelyn Munn, Elizabeth Osborne. Doris Rogers. Virginia Sumner Advisors......................................Miss L. Smith. Miss Carl. Mr. Dill

Page 12 text:

Dr A. G. Coughlin, F.llery Bressler, Leon F. Loomis, T. .1. Cook. Dr. D. McClarty THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS You are living in a time of rapidly changing conditions. Perhaps at no time j-ince the Renaissance have there been such changes as in the present era. Only Divine Providence and historians will he able to write of its effects. Wonderful opportunities exist for the youth of today who are able to grasp them. To do this, you must he willing to work and ready to make the necessary sacrifices to secure the proper training so that when an opportunity occurs you will be capable to take advantage of it. Many successful people are not college graduates, but they had the will to read and to learn. You should read a good newspaper each day. study the editorials, and learn to think before you speak. Choose an honorable occupation, always remembering that an individual who works with his hands is equal to any one else, providing that he earns his livelihood by legitimate means. Don’t be satisfied just to work at your occupation: try to be the best in your field: maintain a due regard for constituted authority and for your fellow workers. You may not acquire riches: but if you are happy and retain your self respect, vour life will he a success. The purpose of genuine culture is not to enable man to amass wealth, although he incidentally may and frequently does, but to store his memory with ascertained truth.