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

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 jS SL) uxrc yh) ytjy All too soon those hectic days were over and peace now reigns supreme. No more glue-curled pictures, no more garbled dummies, no lost copy or spotted ads, or even general pandemonium. Gone too are the activities periods spent furthering the cause and those days of hectic, but happy confusion. As we pause to reflect on the year's work we feel that this book w:l| live in the hearts of all who recall, with its assistance, the happy years in school. Donna Dunning, Ass't Editor Art Staff 5 Business and Advertising

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ATHENIAN STAFF WRITEUP School opened os usual this fall, but there were a few new things around —new teachers, new athletic field, communication system, and a new yearbook company. A new printer for the Athenian meant a new system of production, but it also meant a reduction in cost; therefore, it was decided to see what happens. Our advisors, Mrs. Alger and Miss Bean, issued forth with oaths of, We can't possibly make that deadline—no copy, no ads, and no photos. But the unusual happened, the females were wrong for once, and with able pushes by Keith Horton, editor-in-chief, and Donna Dunning, his assistant, the various staffs were able to finish the production. Kieth Horton, Editor Typing and Photograph Staff 4 Literary Staff

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 MISS KATHERINE SMITH We, the class of 1951 are happy to show our appreciation in this way to Miss Smith who retired at the end of the 1950 school term. FOR her 16 years of teaching in the junior and senior high. FOR her untiring perseverance in a successful attempt to teach us the fundamentals of arithmetic. FOR the habits of thrift which we gained during the time she was head of the thrift club. FOR being a lady who earned the respect and admiration of all her associates and students. 6