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

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Faculty William S. Courtney Principal Junior High School We of Athens High School wish to express our sincere good wishes to those faculty members who are no longer with 11s. We deeply appreciate all they have done for us in the past and hope that happiness and success will be theirs. Those who have left 11s are: Lt. Robert D. England Pvt. Earl K. Dill Mrs. Gladys Price Miss Kathleen Barron U. S. Army U. S. Army Doris F. Pf.trif. Social Studies James Prcyxf. Social Studies Winifred Reagan . S. Mathematics Lucille Schrimp It. S. liu(dish Katherine Smith Mathematics Nellie Storch Marshall VaxScotkx English and Latin Agriculture Marian White Home Economies Kmma Wood Music 12

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Richard DeWitt, Harold Weller, William Koose, Phyllis Custer Senior Class OFFICERS Harold Weller......................... William Koose......................... Phyllis Custer........................ Richard DeWitt...................... Miss Reagan Mr. Pruyne President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer .Advisors The years from 1941 to 1943 have been most eventful ones for this, our Senior Class. Our accomplishments and presentations to Athens High have been many, and we hope valuable. Two highly successful plays, an excellently produced Minstrel Show, and three well received dances, including our Junior Prom, will suffice to show our accomplishments. As to our presentations what could have been more valuable to our school than the fine athletes from our Senior Class who once again brought Athens back into the sportlights. Though an unusually small class for our school, we have tried and succeeded in holding up the standards of graduating classes from Athens. When all is said and done we have a fine class to be proud of with only one regret—that so many of our former members cannot be with us on Commencement night. However, we feel sure that they will achieve their reward in the victory of the democracies, and once again will the Class of ‘‘43” go down in history. 14 0