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

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LORIS SAVACOOL—“Savy” is always looking for fun. She is particularly interested in the “draft” and the H.T.l. (High Toned Irish) of Broad St.. Waverly. MAXINE SCHOONOVER—Did you ever hear Maxine sing? She is never out of tune with her friends, for she is another endowed with the “gift of gab.” FRANK SCOTT—Frank came to A.H.S. two years ago and with him he brought friendliness, “a gift of gab”, and an expressive countenance. AGNES SCRIVEN—Agnes is gabby and jolly and yet rather sei ious at times. She spends most of her time at the Home Ec. room. Why? We don’t know. IRGINIA SHAY—“All good things come in small packages.” Virginia is the cut-up of our class and keeps us all in stitches. MABEL SHEAR — She is full of the desire to be a beautician. We’re sure that all of her patrons will be pleased because Mabel can converse. RLTH SHOEMAKER—Ruth is swell and unaffected. She has all the qualities of a true friend. May your future be promising. Jl LIA SLATER—Dimples, dimples, and more dimples! Dinip-liest girl we know1! Gaiety plus Humor minus Conceit divided by Good Sense equals Julia. RAT MOND SMITH—Raymond hardly ever says much but he seems to get along very well with a certain little girl. Good luck to you. BETTY SOPER—Here’s a little country lass who very seldom frowns. The center of beauty is her hair—beautified by unusual oddities. ALICE STEVENS—It is said that Alice always finishes everything she undertakes. She is studious and efficient. She is taking photography very seriously we hear. RALPH STEWART — Ralph is our greatest orator. He is a friend to all and will surely receive the best in life, which he deserves. MARCELLA STROUD—If you hear a giggle somewhere in the vicinity, three guesses who it is. Marcella, of course, who’s rarely sad or down-hearted. IRGINIA SUMNER—“A friend in need is a friend indeed.” irginia is loyal to the end, not only to her friends but to her books. MARY ANNE SUT ION—Her locks are golden and her eyes are blue. Maryanne loves a good laugh and is the center of much fun and merriment. THE 1941 GRADUATES

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WILLIAM MacDANIELS—“Mush as he is known to all of us has a jolly disposition. We hope he advances from stock hoy at Woolworth's to manager. LEO MCDONALD—One thing “Cork” forgot to learn is “Silence i Golden. He never seems to he in a hurry. In spite of this, we are sure he will succeed. PALI. McMAHON Paul towers high above everyone. His height makes him very adept at high jumping. We are sure that he will ascend to fame. BETTE Ml LLAN — Here's one of those demure persons who doesn't have much to say. Bette is always ready to lend a helping hand. K KLYN Ml NN—Evelyn seems to he very much in earnest about her typewriting ami shorthand, yet we wonder whether she will he a stenographer or a (?). Time will tell. GLENN Ml NN—If anyone knows how to mind his own business, it's Glenn. This is a good policy because he'll never have to depend on others. ROBERT NEWMAN- Boh likes basketball so well that he doesn't mind an occasional black eye. At least that's his story. WILLIAM NORTHRUP—Does he have a permanent, or is it really curly? Which ever it is, Bill thinks a lot of his black wavy hair. Can you blame him? ELIZABETH OSBORNE—Elizabeth isn't heard from very often but she makes up for this by making her typewriter talk, ( ood luck in your stenography. WARREN OUTERBRIDGE — “Still water runs deep . When Warren speaks he really has something to say and we all listen to his words of wisdom. DARYL PARKS—Daryl was our Keystone Farmer this year. We hope that he may become a very successful future farmer one of these days. EDWARD PATTERSON—Stamps are his hobby and he is a charter member of the Stamp Club. Sh! Although few would be wise to it, he has the same trouble as the rest of us. (Girls.) HELEN REID— DONALD ROGERS—When Donald's around you’d never know it for he is very bashful and scarcely utters a word without much effort. DORIS ROGERS—Doris is friendly and has a very pleasing personality. She has gained many friends in her quiet way. THE 1941 GRADUATES

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LOUIS TENNANT—Tall and lanky would serve as an excellent description of Louis. He is an ardent airplane enthusiast and is a solo pilot. GLADYS UTTER—Gladys is a quiet person who rarely speaks unless spoken to. She usually has her lessons done, which habit ought to help her in the future. JEAN VAN SCOTEN—“Friends may come and friends may go but Jean's friendship will live on forever. Those who know her cherish her acquaintance. ROBERT WALKER—Bob can't be compared to anybody alive. He has a personality all his own and has acquired many friends during his high school days. JAMES WARD—Here's a quiet sentimental boy who enjoys being a pest of the teachers. He is very ambitious when it comes to studying. ROBERT WARD—Robert is a very genial lad who is always willing to lend a helping hand wherever it is needed. ARDELL W EBSTER—“The highest service we can perform for others is to help them to help themselves. We know that you will someday be ready to give that help. EUGENE WEBSTER- -Eugene is a staunch supporter of the class, who does everything asked of him. He is both good natured and friendly. ELDON WESTBROOK—“Silence is golden —at least that’s what Eldon thinks. Maybe he's right, but there is a time and place for everything, and sometimes he speaks. SHIRLEY W HITBECK “What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Shirley is quiet, but a good student, and we hope she will go far in this world. MARY WHYTE—Our class is gifted with a jitterbug. Who? Mary, of course! Stop in at the Bakery sometime and see for yourself. ROBERT W ICKHAM—Bob is our Paderewski, for he tickles the ivory keys like the best of them. Music is only his sideline for he wants to be a doctor. SHIRLEY WOOD—The muscle of the senior class. Shirley likes to argue with anyone who does not agree with her. She likes a good time, too! THE 1941 GRADUATES