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

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Yrt-Ki-y Top Row: A. VanDuzer, A. Struble, J. Second Row: J. Regn, J. Tompkins. P. Murray. M. Simpson, J. Smith. First Row: B. Shuraway, H. Scrivens. N. Rumpff, B. Robinson. Park, R. Reeser, L. VanSice, N. May. Mitchell, J. Shepps, J. Reynolds, P. B. Swartwood, F. Macafee, M. McNeil, J. Welch, J. Palmer, D. White, J. Swartwood, N. L. Northrup, E. Mullins, Shaffer. J. Tracy. Winters, A. V. Vanderpool, HE Tri-Hi-Y is a charitable club made up of girls. The slogan of the club is “Pure Thoughts, Pure Words, and Pure Actions. ” The platform: “self-improvement, Christian fellowship, and united service. ” The objectives are: “to seek, to find, to show. ” The president is Florence Dunbar, a senior, and the vice-president is Faith Gallagher, a junior. Other officers are: secretary, Alice Halstead, and treasurer, Audrey Fay. This year the Tri-Hi-Y started out with a play called “The Other Ghost’’ with a matinee for the grade schools and a Halloween frolic. In the evening the play was given for the junior and senior high school and anyone else who wished to attend. After the play, there was a dance held in the gym. The Christmas Banquet was held on December 7 for all members of the Tri-Hi-Y and for all the boys who helped Miss Reagan throughout the year. Among the other activities were the candlelight induction ceremony with the Christmas program, the Easter Dance, and the crowning of the Queen of Athens High School at the annual “Senior Evening. ” 28

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PENNSYLVANIA WEEK We observed Pennsylvania week from October 17 to 23 with poster contests and homeroom and class programs. The climax of the week’s activities was a pageant on “The Meaning and Purpose of Pennsylvania Week’’ in which about fifty students took part. EDUCATION WEEK From the 6th to 12th of November we observed American Education Week. The public was invited to visit the school, attend classes, speak with the students and teachers, and generally see education in action. A pageant depicting the development of American education was presented to a student-public audience. 27

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Top Row: W. Panning. P. Gallagher. R. Eike. M. VanAtta. A. Passett, J. Keeler. A. Halstead. J. Hotalen. J. Priant. Second Row: A. Johnson. B. Hamnond, P. Porbes. M. Hinkson. R. Parr. B. Kie, L. Jenny. A. Horton, D. Hatch. First Row: A. Fay. J. Lamont. G. Hemingway, I. Isbell, M. Havens, E. Lee. B. Havens. D. Kremer. Top Row: B. Dunbar, D. Dunning. S. Penton. E. Clark. A. Buckingham. N. Bartholomew. C. Crone. P. DePew, B. Cahill. Second Row: P. Arnold, P. Brooks, A. Cole. N. Crone. B. Chubb. J. Canavan, L. Bassage, D. Blakeman. E. Allen. Pirst Row: J. Burnett, P. Dunbar. A. Calabuccl. B. Bidlack, A. Duggan. S. Campbell, H. Bidlack. H. Callear. 29