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

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TOP ROW--L. to R.--B. Corner,R. Jolley, M. Nichols, A. Haight, K. Cole, T. Koons, E. Laudor, S. Taylor, K. Kady second row--m. Catlin, e. Asburn, L. Catlin, J. Collins, E. Harding, D. Smith, R. Bently, L. Pritchard L Ford ' FIRST ROW-s. McKeel. H. Pietro. B. Driscoll. M. Kuhn. L. Cramer. B, Kjelgaard, B. White Grade TOP ROW-L. to R.-B. Wallin,L. Buck, D. Dowd, N. Barrowcliff. J. Parshall, P. Riley, C. Miller, C. Campbell, V. Vanderpool, J. Whipple second row--j. Neiley, B. Harding, C. Lantz, G. Gilbert, G. Randall, D. Dowd, G. Brewer, B. Platt, P. Brown, T. Frost first row—d. Robinson, L. Roy.B. Lynch. Y. Reese, D. Maryott, V. Raupers, M. McKeel. T. Lantz, J. Mary- 23

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 rvl R- -!. Gtaham, J. Morley, P. Parks, T. Dugan, N. Molyneaux, B. Wheeler. W. Congdon, L. Rumpff, J. Drew SECOND ROW---------C . Mclntere.R. Reynolds,C. Dowd. P. Hoose, L. Shay, L. Minatd, N. Storelli, P. Delaney, B. Platt FIRST ROW-N. Harding. 3- May. T. Holbett. J. PaRe. J. VanScoten. J. Moore Seventh Coyie'G' NOldy-B- Molyneaux.K. Keir, N. Fairbanks,L. Cooper. L. Cooper, J. Lynch. J. Cron. SECOND ROW- -J. Pruyne.J. Carr, J. Griswold. B. Splane, Rogers. J. Smith, R. Young, N. Corneby. N. Blemle. H. Griswold . „ w , FIRST ROW-------G. Snyder. J. Kithcart, N. Gordner, H. Horton. L. Hanyen, D. Oakes. M. Rumpff. M. Colton

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At in the Ingersol-Rand, Athens High School has an experimental section. Whereas the I. R. experimental section concerns machinery and tools, the Athens High section concerns Jr. High students; 7th, 8th, and 9th graders. New students coming to Athens High School from surrounding rural areas such as Litchfield, Milan, Ridgebury, and Wil- awana are confronted with many changes. It is here, in the 7th grade, that the experimentation begins. The students meet an entirely different course of study such as going to assembly, joining clubs, playing sports, changing rooms for each class, and becoming acquainted with the teachers. Here they receive an introduction to the experiment section. They may join in Serenaders, Chorus. Variety, Science, Art, Nature. Photography, and Leadership clubs. The eighth graders, having become accustomed to and acquainted with the many curricular and extra-curricular activities, begin to lose some of their shyness and become better acquainted with their classmates. The ninth grade is the last stage of the experimental section. They spend the school year reviewing subjects taught to them since 1st grade. They busily make preparations for rh» morse they are to follow in Senior High school. Eighth TOP ROW--L. to R.--B. Zulkosky.R. Van Gaasbeck.D. Shadduck.B. Ryder,;. Patterson, M Randall . Scott W. Parker, C. Spencer, O. Whipple SECOND ROW--N. Northrup, D. Platt. J. Riley, J. Riley, A. Secrest, H. Rogers. B. King. D. Wilcox. R. Sullivan. P. Young, L.Robinson FIRST ROW--L. Shepps. B. Talada, J. Segar, B. Warner, C. Pietro, J. Scrivens, C. North. N. Walters. O. Weever, G. Tolbert, S. Scaife