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

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-1 ''V U4. 4 X Seniors FRANK KREAMER Have you seen a red plaid shirt and a butch haircut loping to school? Most likely it's Frank, our one-man circus. He's especially interested in sports, in which he excels. He's sure to succeed in anything he does. CONNIE LENOX One of the best sports and good dancers we know is “Connie better known as “Leaphy. She excells in all her commercial classes. Maybe you've noticed that she has a yen for short fellows who play basketball and her favorite movie star is Dane Clark. . . Look hard —vcyu'll see Jthe resemblance! )RD O’ VA very meri’y sort of person, “Georgie Ov always wears a smile. Her favorite pas- times are skating, dancing, and singing. She's a very valuable addition to the “Triple Trio’ this year. We're sure that her ready smile and easy manner will be an asset to anv office. PHYLLIS MACAFEE When we hear a hearty, good natured giggle, we know Phvllis has arrived. With a good word for all and a French horn kept in tune, she's a swell sport and an ardent admirer of the Army. One of our enthusiastic algebra students, she is looking forward to a successful college career. ROBERT MACAFEE With a keen mind and a willing hand. Bob has done a grand job as our president. Because of his varied interests— calling in our orchestra, specializing in chicks (both kinds . interlocutor of our minstrel, high honor student,—we feel luckv to have him in our class. 1946

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Seniors ■ VIOLET JACKSON Believe it or not “Vi” dislikes vacations even though she likes to travel! You can hear her lovely voice in the church choir on Sunday mornings. Be careful! she blushes very easily. ilAH: CECILE JEWELL “Cece” is our class cut-up; keeps the gang in stitches by telling some amusing thing that has just happened to her. She certainly is a whiz on those drums,— plays them for all she's worth. Her wonderful disposition has won her hosts of friends, and we'll all be sorry when she leaves us for a college career. BARBARA KEEGAN Who's that small, attractive brunette on roller skates? Why “Barb,” of course! She's so quiet, you’d never know she was around, but wait a minute, have you heard her sing? You’re missing something if you haven’t! With her looks, personality, and pleasant smile she’ll surely be a success. NORMA KEELER Our class secretary is “Norm,” a very studious girl, but you'd never think it to look at her. Why do they always associate “rattlebrains” with pretty blue-eyed blondes? Norma is one of the top students of our class, but outside of school she’s lots of fun. Her goal is to be a commercial artist, we’re sure she’ll succeed ! DOROTHY JEAN KNOUSE No one can beat “Dot” when it comes to good nature and corny jokes! Always willing to laugh at another’s joke even if it’s on herself. One of her best achievements is playing the trumpet, which she does very well. Remember when she won the music prize last year? For some reason she likes the Army AND farming! ! Could there be a connection? ? ? 4 23 1946

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Seniors JANET MOLYNEAUX Coming down the hall with an arm full of books and a friendly smile, Janet greets you with a hearty pat on the back. She is the kind that makes things perk. Never dull or dry are classes when Janet's around. And Bruce is a subject never tiring. Best of luck to them both. JACK MOORE A very industrious student and not a bore about it is our curly headed Jack. Also English literature is a delight to him, for he's called a Pilgrim—every time he goes to see his girl he makes Progress. WILLIAM MORLEY The clown of the class is Willy. What he can t tell you about girls, he does about sports. With that wonderful disposition and willingness to help, Bill will get ahead any place. JOHN MURPHY Oh Johnny, why are you blushing so? Whether its the St Patrick in him or just the unusual quietness, he’s sure a good fellow. A lover of hunting and square dancing, this Greenslanding lad is a favorite of ours. CARL OLMSTEAD With a rattle, rattle here it's CarFs truck. He is the happy farmer, bringing the morning milk on his way to school. What would we do though, without his quaint jokes and speedy answers! 1946 25