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

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MARY LOU COLLINS Mary Lou Is a small-but-mighty member of our class. She is a great friend to us all. Her quick wit, her jovial manner, and her lighthearted spirit will always be helpful assets to her. She plans to attend Temple University to study bacteriology and we are confident that she will meet with great success in her studies. THESP1RNS ROBERT CLARK Notice that big fellow with a sly grin and an unruly lock of hair? That’s Bob Clark, the only four year letter-man of the class. Though sports and pestering Miss Bean seem to be Bob’s favorite hobbies, one frequently sees that black Buick headed toward East Athens. His happy-go-lucky attitude and pleasing disposition make him “one popular guy. DORIS ANNE COOK Versatility, musical talent, energy, vivaciousness, scholarship--all these make up the girl with the charming personality--'‘Cookie.” We shall all remember her superior acting ability and her beautiful voice as well as her twinkling blue eyes. Music is included in post-graduation plans, and Cookie's” determination will prove to be an asset in any chosen vocation. BERNARD COMSTOCK If you notice a flash of bright colors in the hall, chances are that it is Bernard. Any sport is his favorite pastime with basketball and rifle shooting high on his list of favorites. After graduation he plans to trade his flashy clothes for navy blue. A great asset to any class--that is our Bemie. 27

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“PRCS EWT CO MOVIE .THE LfT' , L ETTpR ’ i PHYLLIS CALABUCCI Though unpopular with most girls, math is Phyl s favorite subject. Like other girls, however, she enjoys reading, movies, and sporting events. She sings well, as one might suspect after hearing her giggle. Phyllis isn't quite sure whether to follow up her love of math and be an algebra teacher, or to take up nursing as a career. RAYMOND CARLE A quiet person is our Raymond, but he is quick with the answers in class. His helpful attitude makes him a dependable friend and desirable classmate. A high-ranking student, he plans to attend Cornell University where he wants to study electrical engineering. With his outstanding abilities and tenacity of purpose, he will go far in his respective career. ELEANOR CASS When you are greeted by a hearty “Hi-ya, you can look for “Rosie.” We won’t forget the work she did in our plays, helping with the makeup, and her patience on the refreshment committee of our Junior-Senior Prom last year. We don't know what her future will be, but we do know she will be a success. 26 EUGENE CHUBBUCK “Chub,” our foremost sports enthusiast, never misses a game of his Alma Mater. Besides working nights in the Ingersoll-Rand Clubhouse, Eugene finds time to collect stamps, to draw, and to take part in his favorite pastime, “arguing.” In the future, “chub” plans to settle down in California with either art or bookkeeping as his vocation.

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GEORGE CORL ANNE COVENEY Anne participates in many of the extra-curricular activities in A. H. S. She is a good Irishman who likes nothing better than a fiery debate. Since she is talented and interested in art and mechanical drawing, we’re sure that she has a great future in store. That hearty laugh booming out of 215 is undoubtedly George’s. A mainstay on the football and basketball teams in the past two years, he still finds time to participate in dramatics. A member of many organizations, George is always on the go, but his ready smile has made him one of the most popular boys in the senior class. ARLENE DUNBAR “Eenie, ” our drummer girl, has snapping brown eyes and a lighthearted way that portray her personality. Arlene is seen at every game whether basketball, football, or baseball, cheering for a certain someone. Those pretty hankies she always carries are her own handiwork. We wish the best to a wonderful girl whom we’ll always remember. GERALDINE DUNBAR Gerry is the other half of the Dunbar “49’s.” A hard-working individual, she is well known for her dramatic ability and active interest in Home Ec. and the Domecon Club. Gerry’s attractiveness, conscientious attitude and congenial manner have made her one popular gal. Best wishes for the future from the senior class, Gerry. 28