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

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Name Nickname Ruth Atkinson “Rufus” Wallace Avery “Abe” Georgiunna Baxter “Pete” Ray Beardsley “Tink” Robert Benjamin “Bob” Van Benson “Kirk Donald Bowen “Don Alfred Burkhart “Al Edna Mae Burlingame M r rogs Elmer Callear “Elmoor John Carmen “Johnny Francis Cole “Cutie” Ransom Converse “Ran Gene Corl “Genie” Doris Covey “Doady Stephen Crum “Crummie” Thelma Custer “Juliet Charles Driscoll “Chuck Leota Earley “Mooch Graydon Eire “Snipe” Roland Ford “Butch Jacqueline French “Frenchv” Doris Frisbie “Friz Eunice Hancock “Eunie” Harold Horton “Hort Clarence Hursinger “Honey” Charles Jackson “Chuck June Kiederling “Kiddy Ina Lattimer “Innie” Richard Liddiard “Liddjard Jane Lyon “Shorty Theodore Macafee “Teddy William MaeDanicIs “Mush” Leo McDonald “Cork” Paul McMahon “Hap” Elizabeth Mullan “Bette” Evelyn Munn “Night Hawk Glenn Munn “Doc Francis Murray “Patrick” Pastime or Hobby Superlative studies reciting ri ling meat carving walking chemistry courtship dancing woodwork keeping dates pipes making love model Ts jokester sleeping physics knitting sound effects wrestling dressing Tannery Curve debating cooking square dancing photography billiards gossiping sports letter writing shorthand photography dancing French studies cinema feeding ’em a li bowling dancing “sparkin” music billiards football drawing engagements bowling tap dancing stamps studies cars wasting time driving sports sports basketball movie star collector Home “Ec letter writing dreaming horses drumming flirting knitting poultry studies airplanes mech. drawing sports bunting model Ts mechanic music typing dancing giggling skating dating sports basketball Resemblance Ambition Likes Dislikes Mrs. Einstein scientist's assistant boys competition Buck Jones businessman cowboy shows pretty girls Mrs. Roosevelt married life '37 Ford coupe double crosses Cassanova Hollywood good times work Pinocchio foreman in I. R. Hudsons any other car Groucho Marx painter redheads school Fred Allen farmer Irish eyes Irish tempers Mr. Benson scientist Saturday mornings English Olive Oyle nurse school slander Donald Duck businessman farming tickling Henry Clay interior decorator English tall girls Miss White family life Johnson's wax her nickname Willie Hoppe dressmaker back alleys 4». • M trig her sister secretary Sunday school showy people Maureen O'Sullivan stenographer dancing conscription Fred Astaire scientist books prompters Betty Boop teacher farmer boys witty boys Wallace Beery Morley manager dark haired girls mornings Ann Shirley hair dresser pork barbecues alarm clocks 'Lil Abner college education billiards baby talk Herr Goerring West Point square dancing girls Cleopatra housewife art club long underwear Jane Arden singer boys gossip Kate Smith married life sweets disobedience Mussolini farming driving melodrama Tommy Harman college education Mack (trucks) shaving Hank Luizetti All American swing music Elmira Deanna Durbin housewife cooking snobs Last Rose of Summer soldier’s wife army navy Gene Autry ranching fancy saddles school work “Phoebe” dietician short boys her nickname Romeo farming girls night life Don Wilson swimmer movie stars scales Joe K. Brown not much girl walking work Harpo Marx engineer locomotives chemistry Herself minister's wife music coffee Hends Little Bo Peep farmer's wife late hours literature Superman veterinarian baseball personal jokes Oliver Hardy very little girls early hours

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Unlimited W ire The Evening Times Fair and Bright, hut Athenian Press June 2, 1951 Stormy at Times CLASS OF 1941 VS. CLASS OF 1942 NEWS Stephen Crum and Hansom Converse, film magnates, are negotiating to sell their chain of studios to Kenneth Knapp. Louise Macafee and Virginia Roberts, home economic teachers at Athens High, are taking advanced courses in this field from Agnes Scriven and Elizabeth Osborne at State College. Dr. Warren Outerbridge, leading surgeon of Memorial Hospital, is sending his assist ant. Theron Rogers, to the international medical convention at Vienna. Donna Zacharias became Assistant Supervisor of Nurses at Memorial Hospital today when Virginia Sumner was promoted to Supervisor of Nurses. I)r. Edna Mae Burlingame, eminent physician and scientist, accompanied by her medical secretary, Marjorie Brennan, will soon return home from South America, where she has been studying a new medicinal herb. Robert Ward, Eugene Webster, and Eldon Westbrook, of the Ward, Webster and Westbrook Law Firm are now in court as attorneys for Evelyn Munn and John Carman in their suit against Edwin Morse and Lloyd DeWitt. Van Benson of the Benson Building Company will soon start the construction of the new Athens Community Center. Ray Newman and William MacDaniels were the designers of the structure. Ardell Webster, president of the United Vault Company, has announced that his first shipment of new glass vaults is to the Paul Harris Funeral Home. Paul McMahon, famous automobile designer, has found competition in Alton Fisk, who has many ideas on improving the modern automobiles. Robert Benjamin, chief engineer, and Harrison Campbell, assistant, who recently Imilt the Metropolitan Bridge, were honored at a banquet by the New York Chamber of Commerce. At the Biltmore Hotel, Alice Stevens, winner of the Carnegie Scholarship last year, presented Kathleen Jacklin with this year's award. State Secretary of Agriculture, Daryl Parks, has accepted a higher position and Romeyn Allis has been appointed by the Governor to fill the vacancy. Sutton and Covey, co-artists for the Fashionette” magazine, are exhibiting the designs of Alice Raupers in this month’s I issue. Kenneth Walters, recently elected mayor of Milan, replaces Robert Newman who is running for sheriff. Wallace Avery, President of Wards and Soebuck Stores, has given the management of his new stores to Gordon Bidlack and Kenneth Mitchell. Senators Edward Patterson and Daniel Eddleston are debating on the bill demanding new issues of postage stamps. Thelma Custer and Jeannette Raulerson, world famous reporters, sailed today to accept their positions as foreign correspondents in Europe. Theodore Macafee has bought a large chicken farm in New Jersey and has sold his local business to George Merrill. Gene Corl, manager of the Valley Business Institute, has engaged Esther Chandler and Rosella Heffron as instructors. Louis Tennant. President of Crosstown Airways, has hired Francis Huff, a winner of the world’s air races, to pilot his new superdeluxe rocket ship designed by Alfred Burkhart and Louis French. Raymond Smith, oil magnate, has sent Albert Webster to Mexico to manage his oil business there. Floyd Bidlack. great cattle rancher, has bought Elmer Fassett’s ranch and intends to go into the cattle business on a larger scale. He will raise cattle solely for the Ed Douglas Meat Packing Company. The new telescope invented by James Ward was shipped to Lawton Observatory yesterday. A special tmck designed by William Sloat transported the telescope safely. Jacqueline French and Marcella Stroud are now designing a new hair wave at their Luxor Beauty Parlor. The first idea of the new hair-do was originated by Louise Hinkson, their apprentice. SPORTS At the end of this professional basketball season, Jackson. Murray and Scott, will bow to Bailey, Fuller and Soloman, who deserve their positions on the team. In the football field Coaches Hunsinger and McDonald have placed the year’s pennant on the shoulders of Carr and Lambert who look worthy to carry it. As wrestlers, Northrup, Horton, Stewart and Callear, plan to retire from the mat. They’re leaving their holds with May, Hazard, Franklin and Jackson. Shirley W ood is defending her Olympic title this year against the stiff competition of Catherine Hoffa, who is fast rising in the athletic world. Charles Jackson announced recently that he will buy the Athens Professional Football Team and plans to have Bob White and Don DeWitt as his star players. SOCIAL Graydon Fice has lost his title, “New York’s Most Eligible Bachelor” to William Schre filer. Last year’s debs, Jean Van Scoten. Loris Savacool and Doris Frisbie honored Joyce Holcombe, Doris Payne and Jeanne Har-rigan, this year’s debs, at the Waldorf-Astoria. Miss I.eota Earley, famous clothes designer, just returned from Paris ami is giving a lecture at Phyllis Slater’s school of designing. Many noted people were seen at the Charity Ball last evening at the Waldorf-Astoria. Among those present were: Donald Bowen, the comedian, Maxine Schoonover, the Broadway star, with her manager. Andrew Crowley, Governor and Mrs. James Slater, and Ralph Stewart, noted sports commentator. THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL The great Broadway star, Maxine Schoonover, sees great promises in Patricia Lenox, the new found star. Charles Driscoll, manager of the Friendly Theatres, Inc., has retired and Jack Knouse has taken over the managemei t. Bandleader Ray Beardsley has organized his new band with Bill Daniels as drummer in place of Dick Liddiard, and, as usual. Jim Slater as trumpeter and Theron Rogers at the saxophone. Robert Wickham, pianist for the Metropolitan Opera Company, has resigned to study abroad. Miss June Hinkley. the first woman to hold this position, has filled the vacancy. Jean Anderson and Mary Whyte are dancing in the new Broadway Folly in which Julia Slater has thrilled the country with her dancing. Miss Ruth Atkinson, leader of the Radio City Choir, will conduct the annual recital this year with Jean Terry as soloist. Film Producer Ransom Converse is starring his latest movie “finds”, Frances Barnhart and Richard Lantz in the new movie taken from Doris Rogers latest novel. Phyllis Munn wrote the screen version of the book.

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Name Nickname Robert Newman “Newt” Clarebelle Nichols “Cowbell” William Northrup “Wild Hill” Elizabeth Osborne “Lizzy” 0 Warren Outerbridge “Bermuda Daryl Parks “Parkie” Edward Patterson “Ed” Doris Rogers “Dumb Dora Donald Rogers “Hubie” Loris Suvacool “Savy” Maxine Schoonover “Magazine Frank Scott “Scotty” Agnes Seriven “Aggie Virginia Shay “Shrimp” Mabel Shear “Red” Ruth Shoemaker “Shooey” Julia Slater “Jude” Charlotte Smith “Snuffy” Raymond Smith “Smokey” Hetty Soper “Bob” Alice Stevens “Stevey” Ralph Stewart “Stew” Marcella Stroud “Til lie” Virginia Sumner “Rusty” Maryanne Sutton “Dilly” Louis Tennant “Sonny” Gladys Utter “Glady” Jean VanScoten “Jeanie” Robert Walker “Bob” James Ward “Jin.” Robert Ward “Bob” An lei I Webster “Airedale” Kugene Webster “Gene” Shirley Whitbeck “Whitey” 0 F.ldon Westbrook “Westy” Mary Whyte “Scarlett” Robert W ickham “Bob” Shirley Wood “Woody” Pastime ok Hobby SUPERLATIVE gum chewing English letter writing square dancing traveling going out swimming typing stamps girl chaser reading English stamps English sewing square dancing laughing snooping photography wise cracks Emerson radios singing rabbit hunting basketball beauty contests sewing crocheting shorthand talking juggling studies giggling dancing acting sewing dressing Dot football skating sports knitting school work reading farming sports typing literature debating good books art airplanes stubborness novels school work housework llute solos loaling swing music dime novels Math wasting time story teller Waverly dumb actor tinkering smooching stamps history reading physics dancing romancing photography piano hope chest cheer leading Resemblance Ambition Mackerel farmer Zazu Pitts raising an army Rudy Valentine marriage Hiawatha sort of private Herbert Marshall college education Shakespeare farmer Charlie Chaplin engineer Miriam Hopkins farmer’s wife Dagwood farmer Ann Sheridan hair stylist Lily Pons vocalist Ishkahibble college education Clara Barton nurse a midget teacher Norma Shearer movie star “Mother Hardy” housewife Sonja Heme secretary “Timid Soul” get her man Jack Benny electrician Brenda Frazier personal secretary Circe teacher Chico Marx agricultural engine Lizzie Capers stenographer Katherine Hepburn dyed hair • Lady Codiva happy home Lindbergh aviator “Orphan Annie” it's a secret Lady Macbeth teacher Kddy Duchin rosy future Sitting Bull millionaire Sam Rebeck stumped “Laurel there's one Bob Taylor take a marriage vi “Minnie Mouse nurse Johnny Ti Ti W.P.A. boss Hedy Lamarr Zieglield girl Tschaikowsky doctor Lippy Leo very deep Likes Dislikes girls ties uniforms school girls home town music lollypops “mile lane” slang everything dull time toy trains competition most anything dirty people good joke girls the Irish catty people candy diets Paine Street baby talk dancing defeat school “smart-alecks” jitter-bugging drooly people “good boys jokes butterscotch tickling nail-polish pussy footing dancers pencil-pushing carrots greens photography marriage short brunette two-timers books teacher's pets us all tinker toys tall, fair boys jitter-bugs clouds girls corn salt-HgO clams square dancing cold weather almighty dollar tain't lions arguments criticism all-day suckers red hair all girls hair cuts food bed-bugs movies education llawaiians cosmetics Maple Street tat tie-tales schoolwork rowdyism a good light jelly beans