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

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Seniors ANNE WATKINS If you sec a gang of fellows in the hall, ten to one you’ll find “Annie” in the center. A short feather cut, a cute giggle, and her mouth running 50 miles an hour, she’s a whiz on the dance floor. She wears that pea coat because her man’s in the Navy! THEODORE SWAN Who's whistling? Sure and just look for a New York license, Barbers’ service car, or a blonde, and there'll be Ted. He’s definitely a great addition to the class and we’re glad Athens is his Alma Mater. CHARLES THOMPSON Quiet, reserved and always searching books for correct answers is our Charlie. We seldom hear from him but when we do, it counts. He is off to a good start in the world. CHARLES UTTER We usually see Charlie dodging the pedestrians. He is the wolf of the class and keeps us entertained with his corny jokes. He always has a nice smile for all. LESTER UTTER Toot! Toot! Look at the black Buick taking the corner on two wheels. It’s Lester at the wheel. Good natured, slow, and easy about everything, he is a true farmer. 1946 tf'+'ok tc jt Kj h8( 29

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 3 Jj kMccUU l 4, COticMz. Seniors BETTY SILKMAN Betty is our ardent sports fan. Could it be one of the players! With her cheery smile for everyone and her skill in Home Ec. she ll go places in the world. We all thought she was rather quiet but she certainly fooled us when we saw the minstrel. Eyes that gleam and teeth that sparkle, Betty’s a sharp shootin bowler Cheering, chewing and cracking jokes, along with keeping up with the Navy blue, are not hardships for Smittv. One of the best to have around, nothing is too corny for her to laugh at. HILA JANE SMITH Playing the piano and singing are just two of Hila’s many talents. Her sunny disposition, her love of eating, telling jokes and her laugh endear her to all. EDWARD SOLOMAN Not only the card shark of our class, but also our first Marine is Ed. It will seem queer not to see a flashy bow tie and red socks, but his smooth looks will add to the uniform and we’re all with him one hundred per cent. a 28 f 1946

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Seniors BETTE WATSON Bette, it seems, is noted for her sneezing—if you call it that—no louder than a sigh! She’s one of the Senior class's brightest students, excelling in English. Her pleasant smile, pretty face, and winning personality all combined to make up a peach of a gal. ALBERTA WILLIAMS How much is this bar of soap? And with a broad grin, Alberta answers the question. Snapping black eyes, unusual giggle, a heart as big as the ocean, and a friend to all—that's Alberta. GLEN WOOD Shaip pool player, speedy remarks and silly giggle make up Glen. Following in the footsteps of his brothers, he’s out for the Army. With all his fine character traits, we're all sure he’ll make a go ot his new job. WARREN WOOD Hats off to Woody—one of the first “GIY' to come back and finish; everyone admires his determination and effort, for he’s doing a first class job. Because of his love of sports, he plans to enter college next year and won't he make a good coach! RITA WOODBURN Rita is the possessor of pretty hair, cute turned up nose and a lovely singing voice. With her wonderful personality we feel sure she will always have scores of friends. 30 ► 1946