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

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Seniors LORENA ARNOLD Who is more quiet than our Lorena? “Rinky” has had her share of tough breaks, but that doesn't stop her. We are always glad to have her around. Her likes are square dancing, and writing letters. She is outstanding in playing the guitar and in singing western songs. HENRY ARNOLD “Hank” is the editor-in-chief of our year book. Noted for his leadership and high marks, he is actively engaged in sports. You can easily tell him by the way he walks. Our class tease, he is fond of colorful ties and likes nothing better “Walt,” the musician of the class, not only plays the violin but also the flute. If you need help with your grocery list, ask Walter. His quiet friendliness will always win you over. PHYLLIS BENSON “Phyl” is a Van Johnson fan who enjoys dramatics, but the feature that is most attractive about her is her friendliness to everyone. With her drawing ability and giggle we know she will go far in college. seems io gc hobbies are Home-Ec. even, thing BITNER roller skates and ravcrly too. Her jotography afcd being a good Lent. And valong with is nrR ui-d.incer. 1946 V a]r 4Wu v . 17

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Seniors EFFIE ALLEN A quiet, tender-hearted girl who is easy to get along with, and enjoys having fun. Likes roller-skating, ice cream sundaes, outdoor sports, and red hair. EfTie likes to visit New Albany and to receive letters from Cincinnati. Her hobby is collecting poems. MARION ALLEN quiet but insistent girl, all and volleyball player, e seen at the neighbor-a high school dance, taken up by reading ter wfciing. MARJORIE ALLIS der why “Marj” is seen so fre-uently in the Athens post office. Could it be letters from that Brooklyn fellow? H-m! A tall girl with neat, well-kept hair, Marjorie enjoys talking, and has great cooking skill. ol tice his ac-iohdlv, wiiiufrng na-ssessesr treat jyVstic and bility as f4u)w3 r y trve fact that his is being published in an ology of High School Poetry. J LOYD AMMERMAN We are sure Floyd will put his farm-knowledge to good advantage. One of the Pigskin Chasers, he is apt to be seen driving a truck around town or up at Fraley’s square dancing. Here is success to you, Floyd. Jwl a. 1946 16

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Seniors GERTRUDE BRINK “Gertie” has a liking for bright colors which she wears very well. Her quiet, reserved manner makes us all like her. Her hobbies are reading and Home Ec. WALTER BYDAIRK Dancing, skiing, and driving are all characteristic traits of Walt. Now a seaman in the Navy, he won't get much time to read poetry but how about the wolfing? RITA CAHILL Rita, our little jitterbug, keeps us laughing with her Irish wit. Imagine a person who doesn't like steak! It's Rita. Her good looks and lovely hair will always make one look a second time. EDWARD CHAMBERS “Ed” is a Future Fanner whom we usually see driving a milk tmek. He is an excellent square dancer and always has a pleasant smile for everyone. 18 1946