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

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PAUL HARRIS “Prof” “He knows right from wrong—a thing that puzzles me.” ADRIAN HAZARD “Doc” “His cocksure manner declares him dauntless.” ROSELLA HEFFRON “Rosie” “The noise of many waters.” JUNE HINKLEY “Buttermilk” “Light of heart and step was she.” LOUISE HINKSON “Hinkie” “These are things invested in my mood— constancy, and peace, and fortitude.” CATHERINE HOFFA “Kale” “All the world laughs with a witty one.” JOYCE HOLCOMBE “Joyce” “Gentle in manners, firm in reality.” FRANCIS HUFF “Snark” “Just a happy careless rover.” LUCRETIA HYDE “Luke” “Born for success she seems.” KATHLEEN JACKLIN “Kate” “Wisely and slowly; they stumble that run fast.” KENNETH JACKSON “Kenny” “Forever foremost in the ranks of fun and frolic.” EMOGENE JOHNSTON “Jean” “She that was ever fair and never proud.” KENNETH KNAPP “Knappie “Pleasure and action make hours seem short.” JACK KNOUSE “Del” “A fair winner and a game loser.” CHARLES LAMBERT “Chuck” “Earnestness and sports go well together.” LEO LANE “Laney” “Quietness is a gift few possess.” LEATHA LANTZ “Buckwheat” “I shaH persist, I shall pursue my way.” PAULINE LANTZ “Punchy” “To supreme quiet am I vowed.” «5( 17 t-

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Cj ,| ROSE MARIE COVENEY -Rose” “I keep my countenance, I remain self-possessed.” ANDREW CROWLEY “Andy” “I am as inevitably real as the sun himself.” WILLIAM DANIELS “Bill” “His soul was ever in his tasks.” ALICE DAVIDSON “Punchy” “I sit and say: The world is so, and he is wise who lets it go.” BETTY DECKER “Deck” “She labors and laughs and gives.” DONALD DEWITT “Don” “Speech is great, but silence is greater.” LLOYD DEWITT “Red” “No virtue is as strong as good nature.” EDWARD DOUGLAS “Ed” “Silence is time of thought.” DANIEL EDDI.ESTON “Dipe” “When boys stand quiet they have done some mischief.” EVALYN ELLIS ’ “Evvie” “For ’tis her nature to advance or die.” ELMER FASSETT “Faucet” “His smile is like sunshine.” ALTON FISK “Barney” “The dust of the traveled road shall touch my hands and face.” GLENN FISH “Nig” “A schoolboy never forlorn.” LOUIS FRENCH “Peek-a-boo” “I meant to do my work today.” JAMES FULLER “Frogs” “And life to thee was all light melody.” JAMES GRIFFING “Jimmie” “Brevity is the soul of wit.” JEANNE HARRIGAN “Doc” “Her grave young eyes, looked out, fearlessly from beneath her forehead.” MILDRED HARRIS “Millie” “Mildest manners and gentlest heart.” -Of 16 ) •

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PATRICIA LENOX “Pat” “Sage—and a splash of red.” LOUISE MACAFEE “Red” “Silence brings friendship.” PAUL MASLIN “Cutie” “Too full of wisdom for the tongue to utter it.” ROGER MASLIN “Rog” “His voice is ever soft and quiet.” HELEN MAY “Nell” “I shall submit my spirit to the storm.” WILLIAM MAY “Bill” “Still water runs deep.” ESTHER MERRILL “Essie” “For she is just the quiet kind.” GEORGE MERRILL “Merrill” “Better one thing done well than many attempted.” RUTH MILLER “Johnny” “A mind at peace with all.” MARGARET MOORE “Peggy” “Her heart is as golden as her hair.” EDWIN MORSE “Ed” “H is creed: To do the best he can.” EDWIN MUNN “Ed” “I am a pool in a peaceful place.” PHYLLIS MUNN “Munn” “She looks quiet, but look again.” RAY NEWMAN “Archie” “He is full of good intentions.” DORIS PAYNE “Blondie” “It is the natural temper of your mind to laugh.” SHIRLEY PEARN “Sherry” “Quiet, dignified, and a good friend.” JEANNETTE RAULERSON “Net” “We are friends, my mind and I.” ALICE RAUPERS “Alex” “She does the work she is set to do—and there in honor lies.” i 18 ) ■