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

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Senior Class Paul Harris .... Jeanne Harrigan Theron Rogers . Phyllis Slater . Miss Reagan . . j Miss Bouton . . Mr. McDonald OFFICERS . . . . President Vice-President ... Treasurer . . . . Secretary .....Advisors At the beginning of our Freshman year we had a class of one hundred twenty students. Now having the honor of being called seniors we have ninety-seven, the largest class ever to graduate from Athens High. We embarked upon the social ladder by first sponsoring the annual Hallowe’en Frolic, which was a round and square dance. To raise money for the Annual we staged the Senior Minstrel Show on February 7, which proved to be a success. On April 18 the Senior play, “Youth Takes Over,” was given with a large cast taking part. Now thinking about name cards, announcements, the Prom and commencement is filling our time. Most of us are looking forward to being called alumni, but we shall regret leaving Athens High. Harrigan, Rogers, Harris, Slater « H 0-

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CLASSES

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JANE ALLIS Janef “I am content with what I have.” ROMEYN ALLIS “Turkey, Jr.” “A light heart lives long.” PHYLLIS ALLYN “Phyl” “Born to smile serenely” FRANCES BARNHART “Frannie” “Restless heart, why will you sigh?” FLOYD BIDLACK “Curley” “A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any money.” GORDON BIDLACK “Gordie “Tomorrow, let us do or die.” MARJORIE BRENNAN “Marge” “There is no frigate like a book to take us lands away.” BETTY BREWER “Brew” “Self-confidence is the first requisite to great undertakings.” HARRISON CAMPBELL “Harry” “You, like the oceans, have grave depths.” ANNE CARR “Annie” “Her spirit was impulsive to convince.” BERNARD CARR “Buzz” “Experience, to me, is everyone I meet.” ESTHER CHANDLER “Essie” “Blessed arc those who take the time to pity.” 15 JEAN ANDERSON “Andy” “Her quiet words hide a blithe spirit” CLYDE ARNOLD “Ambrose” “Silence is golden.” ROBERT BAILEY “Bob” “Full of fun, he is witty too.” AGNES CHILSON “Aggie” “And through the hours she ran; imagination followed at her heel.” FRANCES CHILSON “Fran” “Making no sound but silence as I pass.” SERETTA CORL “Sid” “I gained it so by climbing slow.”