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

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Jack Betty “Roses are red. violets are blue . . Is that the type of poetry you write, Jack? Maybe your poems, too, will lx recited by school children in future years. Jack is somewhat of a dreamer— but of course not in school! No one seems to know where he learned so much about the art of sewing. Keep ’em guessing, Jack. We know that with his easy-going manner, Jack will meet with much success. Harriette is one of our students from Litchfield, where she is a strong supporter of the church and many social groups. She is also a favorite at school and is president of the Dome-con Club. A good student in all subjects, she is always glad to give help when it’s needed. Although small and attractive, her tastes seem to lean towards BIG boys. Betty is sure to have the best of everything. JOHN LANTZ HARRIETT! : MASLIN ARDITH MC INTIRE THOMAS MITCHELL Although Ardith lives five miles from school, she always manages to get here somehow. Even during the worst storms of winter, Art is our “Old Faithful.” Ardith is always neatly dressed and her hair is always waved. Although she’s good in all sports, basketball and other school games, she prefers an outside sport—horseback riding. We arc sure that Art will enjoy herself in everything she does. When asked, “What do you like to do,” Tom’s reply was the same as you would get from most boys when that particular question is asked. I like to eat and sleep,” came the answer. He also likes to dance and is interested in sports. Without his friendliness and witty retorts our senior class would not lx- complete and to him we extend our best wishes for a bright future. [261 Art Tom

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Dory Rollo Small, cute and full of mischief is our Dory. She’s the life of every party; there is never a dull moment with her around. Dancing and parties arc her special pastimes. She’s one of our favorite drum majorettes whom you have undoubtedly seen marching before the band, twirling her baton with extraordinary skill. We’re sure that her cheerful smile and sparkling eyes will take her far into a world of success. Rollo, vice-president of our class, is always a great tease, hut his antics never lose him friends. Rollo is a humorous fellow; gather round and he’ll tell you some corny jokes. He’s one of the Romeos of the class. Maybe he can’t strum a mandolin but he sure can make a piano talk. Keep up the practice. Rollin, and maybe someday you’ll have a piano technique that will top that of any singer in the world of “swoon.” DORIS HUXSINGKR ROLLIN' HUNTINGTON NORMA ISBELL STANLEY JACK LIN Curly hair and dancing eyes ... so goes the old rhyme and so goes our Izzy. Her brown eyes and pleasant smile have won her many friends, both in and outside the halls of our Alma Mater. We are sure she will make out very well in the world of Home Economics. Ask-anyone about Izzy and he will tell you she is an industrious girl. To her we extend the best of luck in everything. Here’s a new, streamlined version of the boy we all like and admire. Stan’s attitude is one of consistent cheerfulness and unwavering alacrity. He’s the wizard of physics class, and that’s really an honor. His clever antics keep English class in a state of unsettled conduct, but the intense attitude he dons when he steps into mechanical drawing class sets a good example for the others. We have profited from contact with Stan. [25] Izzy Stan

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Lou Munn When we hear a hearty, good natured laugh, we know Lou has arrived. What is all the buzzing going on between Louise and Helen in Home Economics Class? Lou is an efficient base drummer in both band and orchestra. If you happen to be touring East Athens on a Sunday afternoon you are liable to see a 1939 DeSoto parked in front of Louise’s house. Good Luck and Best Wishes. Are you feeling blue? If so, here is one of the best remedies we know of. Munn, with her bright and shining smile, could cheer up the gloomyist of people. Some of her favorite pastimes arc ice skating and going to Eike’s Soda Fountain. She has a charm and a personality all her own, that will go far in this world, and we wish her all the luck possible. LOUISE MULLEN SHIRLEY MUNN EDWARD MOLYNEAUX EDWARD PALMER Having Ed with us all through school has been a rare treat. His good humor and kindly manner, combined with his never ending interest in studying, and his sprightly cooperation in outside activities, have made him an ideal classmate. Ed is always willing to help teachers and students alike. Although Ed always seemed to have his share of the tough breaks, he always came back just as determined as ever. Our departing words to him are sincere wishes for success. A red plaid shirt, a broad smile, and unique ability in athletics are some characteristics which remind us of Ed. His favorite pastime, besides sports, is teasing Miss Bean. He has a set goal to reach, and, although sonic things such as the Marines may hold him up, we know that some day he will be making history on a baseball diamond. We’ll be cheering for you all the way. Bunk. r 27 } Ed Bunk