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

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P. ....- ... nw Y ATHE IA Pu bl ished by the Senior Class of 'ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL Athens, Pennsylvania I I6 Edition DEDICATIO X DEDICATION: The class of i957 proudly dedicates this edition of the Athenian to Anna M. Evgenikas, Athens High School's adopted orphan girl from Greece. In the past, the yearbooks have dedicated to a person who has been a help to all of us or a team which has brought us great honor and pride. This year, however, we are dedicating the book to Anna because we feel that she has contributed as much to A. H. S. through her faith and courage as any of us who are lucky enough to live in the United States. gf.-m. I MEMORI . . . . .To William Zurn, without whom the class of 1957 will never be the same . We can never Fully show our appreciation to Bill for all he gave us, both physically and spiritually. Although he is no longer with us, he will always be a part of our class. FOREWGRD Between the Susquehanna and the Chemung rivers stands the small town of Athens, Penn- sylvania, while 7,000 miles away in the Mediterranean Sea, the age-old city of Athens, Greece, stands shrouded in her past glories. ln Athens, Pennsylvania, about 2242 young people attend school in one of the finest educational systems in the world, but the children of many other coun- tries such as Greece are not so fortunate. Unfortunately, we Americans are not always quick to realize this fact. Many years ago, an early settler, who came to what was then Tioga Point, stated that the town reminded him of Athens, Greece, because of the geographical similarity. The citizens of the community became interested and the name of the town was changed to Athens. Today we students of the Senior Class base the theme of our book on Athens, Greece. CONTR TS DEDICATION . . . 2 MEMORIAM . . 3 FOREWORD ........ . 4 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION . . 6 SENIORS ........ . I8 UNDE RCLASSMEN . . 40 ACTIVITIES . 56 SPORTS . . . 78 MUSIC .... . 94 ADVERTISEMENTS . . IO8 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS DR. D. BAKER Athens Boro MR. R, BOWEN Athens Twp. MR. W. GRISWOLD MR, D, HICKS Athens Twp. MR. L. LENOX Ulster 'MR. C. PAYNE Sheshequin NOT PICTURED: Athens Twp. MR. G. MERRILL Litchfield DR. I. C. LYNCH Athens Boro MR, H. CAMPBELL Litchfield MR. R, HOPKINS Athens Boro MR, F, MURPHY Sheshequin Q. MR. H. COLE Litchfield MR, G. HOMAN Sheshequin MR, R, PAGE Athens Twp. MR, I, PRESHER MR, H, ROWE MR, K, WALTERS Litchfield Athens Twp. Ulster Mr. Ronald Ammerrnan, Mr. John Drake, Mr. Robert Gallup, Mr. 8 MR, S. COOPER Athens Boro MRS. M. HUFF Athens Boro MR, L. PARSONS Sheshequin MR, M, WANCK Sheshequin Lincoln Neiley, You have an appointment with the future. Each graduating class feels that it is meeting the greatest problems and challenges the if world has ever known, and, perhaps, that is true. As man has increased his knowledge and applied it to controlling his environmenthe has created multitudes of new problems which has caused a demand for more education and new skills. Long accepted moral, political and social standards have been challenged. As scientific and' technological advances have been made, the complexity of living has increased and con- tinues to increase. Thus, each graduating class feels its chal- lenge is the greatest and yours is no exception. Precedi ng generations have made their contributions to science, literature, the arts, religion, political science and all areas of human endeavor. They have explored the unknown and at times people has asked what is left to be done '? Un- til now you have been assimi- luring a knowledge of work, ac- complishments and failures of past generations. Today you are standing on the threshold of a new world--one much more chal- lenging than that faced by Columbus, more exciting than that of Edison, more demanding than that of Churchill. Although mankind has made wonderful advances in the physical aspects of living, he has iust begun. Undreamed of developments lie ahead. But it is in living with each other that man has most consistently failed. ln the years which lie ahead challenge lies in the modification and control of our socio-economic machinery and governments so that all peoples of the world may share the products of science and automation in peace, mutual respect and confi- dence. Sharing in this challenge is the appointment you have. It is our hope that you will be found willing and prepared to keep your appointment and in keeping it we wish for you every happiness and success. Sincerely, cc..I,fJZ,,L 9 TO THE SENIORS OF l957: It was my pleasure about a year ago to be one of more than 4000 people to hear a speech by Kenneth McFarland which he entitled The Lamp Lighters. The thoughts he expressed I will never forget and I would like to share them with you. A lamp lighter in this case is one who, through his associa- tions with other people, puts a new light in their faces. No worthier ambition could pervade the heart of anyone. lt can apply to every walk of life. lt will lead to happy and success- ful living. The first characteristic of these lamp lighters is that they must have an inner light of their own. lt is this inner light that lets them see how to do the right thing properly. lt permits them to see how things are with the other person and thus how to get into their lives with them. It is this understanding that prevents one from making the tragic mis- take of believing that there are two sets of rules, one for himself and one for other people. o keep refueled. lt must be a spirit To keep this inner light, one must have a source from which t ual source potent enough to produce an emotional drive that will keep one doing the right thing. Merely to know the right thing is not enough. lt is the doing that brings the satisfaction and makes one become like the lamp lighter of old that Sir Harry Lauder liked to tell about in his home town in Scotland. The old lamp lighter went from street light to street light, climbed a ladder and ingnited the wick. All who came by later, though they did not see the lamp lighter, knew where he had been by the glow of the lamps he had lighted. Sincerely, ,WM Athens High School is very fortunate to have three such devoted and efficient secretaries as Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Southee, and Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Arnold serves as secretary to Dr. Fitch and to the Board of Education. Mrs. Rogers, who assists in the main office, is also doing a fine job. Mrs. Southee, Mr. Hazard's capable sec- retary, is also a friend and counselor to all of the students of the high school. 'l 'l MR. RICHARD B. BAITY Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Penn State University M. Ed. General Science Science Club DR. CLYDE BRESEE Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Penn State University M. Ed. Cornell University Pb. D. Guidance Director FACULTY MRS. GRACEMARY ALGER Elmira College A. B. William and Mary M. Ed. English IV Latin I and II Athenian Advisor MR. HARRY AYER Bucknell University B. S., M. S. English Ill MISS MARIE BEAN Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Bucknell University M. S. World History United States History Junior Play MRS. MARY BROGHTON Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Home Economics F. H. A. Related Arts MR. EARL K. DILL University of Michigan A. B, Plane Geometry Trigonometry MR. EDWIN CHASE MRS. LINA C. BURNS Bloomsbmg State Milmfield Slate Teachers College Teachers College B, 5. B. S. Social Studies 8th Grade English Assistant Football Coach Gridiron Club 7 MR, JOHN P, CHILDS A East Stroudsburg I State Teachers College B, S, Penn State University M. Ed. Mechanical Drawing Football Coach Track Coach Pigskin Chasers Wrestling Club MRS, PAT COVEY Penn State University B, S, MR. EDWARD DRABINSKI Mansfield State Teachers College l B, S. Industrial Arts LEONARD M. GABRIEL Bloomsburg State Teachers College B. S. Eighth Mathematics Future Teachers of America Club MISS CLARE GIERING Misericordia College A. B. French I SL ll English II French Club MISS ANTONETTE GAUST , MR. PETER GSTALDER Edinboro State Teachers College B. S. Art Penn Sta te University B, S. Vocational Home Economics 1uniorF. H, A, Cheerleader Sponsor MRS. JANE HAIR Elmira College B, A, 9th English MISS EDITH HINE R. N. Robert Packer Hospital School of Nursing East Stroudsburg State Teachers Physical Education MR. WILLIAM INMAN Mount St. Mary's A. B. World History Problems of Democracy MRS. RUTH E. JONES College B. S. L New York University M. A. Health MR, THOMAS E. JONES East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B. S. New York University M. A. Driver Training Basketball Coach MR. TED KEIR East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B. S. Post Graduate Work at: Penn State Mansfield General Science Science Club MR. ROBERT MARTIN Shippensburg State Teachers College B. S. Penn State University M. Ed. Bookkeeping Business Law General Business Office Practice Typing I Athenian Advisor MR. DONALD KNOUSE Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Bucknell University N. A. 9th Social Studies Sth American History MISS JULIA LUNGER Penn State University B. S., M, Ed. Sth History Guidance Counselor 5 MR. RICHARD MARVIN Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Bucknell University M. S. Algebra I Business Arithmetic Athletic Advisor Baseball Coach Attendance Director MR. KENNETH H. OAKES East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B. S, Health Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Physical Education MRS. ARLENE PICKERING Indiana State Teachers College B. S. Shorthand Typing General Business Transcription B . S. Carolina English 4 MR. ROBERT SCHRIER A. B. Lafayette M. A. Bucknell 9th English 9th History MR. JAMES R. PRUYNE East Suoudsberg State Teachers College B. S. Chemistry Physics Vocational Science Science Club MRS. MARGARET PRUYNE Mansfield State Teachers College University of North B. A. in Lib. Science World Geography MR. DONALD RIKER Penn State University B. S. Industrial Arts 7. l l MR. LEO SLIFE Wilkes College B. S. 7th Math MR. RICHARD SWETLAND Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. New York State University M. M Band Instrumental Music MR. JACK TIDLOW Lock Haven State Teachers College B. sg Algebra I and II Athenian Advisor MR. MARSHALL J. VAN SCOTEN Penn State University B. S. . Agriculture F. F. A. Sponsor MRS. ALICE VOLECHENISKY Dramatics p A. B.. A. M. Bucknell University National Thespian Society 7th Grade English MR. PAUL WEAVER l VICTOR S. WEISS Moravian College B. A. 7th Grade Geography Assistant Football Coach Penn State B. A. 8th Geography MISS EMMA WOOD Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Elementary Vocal Music Junior High General Music Ir. and Sr. High Chorus Triple Trio MISS LOIS E. WRISLEY Millersville State Teachers College B. S. Librarian SENIORS Q ,E W KMJHMIZW xi gx MWF, X ,V 4Q IH' 3 ! f' Q! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED Lloyd Shepps, Gary Sumner STANDING: Betty Shadduck, Margo Eike RONALD AUMICK Vocational Course Likes the girls. . . F.F.A. IO, II, 12... so innocent? . . . Mute .. , constant tease, but a good sport. ..F. F. A. Sentinel IO... can't beat his square danc- ing. . .roller skater.. . dislikes conceit. . . hares poems. . ,cute. . . likes his '49 Ford. . . one of the Litchfield bunch, , . a pest? P NANCY LEE ALEXANDER Commercial Course Oh, those pizza partiesl. . . another musically inclined member of the Senior Class Chorus IO, II, I2...often seen with Phyllis. ., loves pajama parties.. . doesn't like conceired people, . , likes to roller skate and do homework? PP.. . devil- ish hazel eyes. . .friendly. . . plans to be a secretary, ROBERT W, BAILEY Vocations Agriculture Course Bob. . .F.F.A. IO, II, 12. .. Vice President F. F. A. I2 . , , rods a '55 robin's egg blue Ford.. . constant tease .. . If you don't believe me, ask me . . .Ellie. . . pleasant personality. . . curly red hair. . . pin-spotter at l. R. . .God's gift to women. . .likes all kinds of sports. BOBBIE ANDERSON General Course Andy , . .hails from Detroit . . . pretty blonde hair. . . real neat dresser. . . always seen with Pat.. .flashing hazel eyes. . . Chemung Street res- ident. . . usually goes to Polly's after school. . . What's ya doing? . . . a fairly newcomer to Athens High School. JUDY LYNN BAKER College Preparatory Judy . . . vivacious. . .ex- cellent dresser. ., Student Council II, 12. .. depen- dable. . . Jr. Prom Com- mittee. . . Cheerleader IO, II, 12, .,noted for her parties. . .drives a Willys .. . hails from South Main Street. . .Chorus II, 12. . . Pigskin Chaser 's IO, II, I2...Ql16GI1'S Court II. I- A SANDRA JEAN BABCOCK Jeanne.. . an ever ready substitute for the majorettes. . . F. H. A. II. . .often walks down the aisle of the auditorium as an usher for Jr. and Sr. plays and gradu- ation... Athenian Staff... hails from West Athens. . . spe- cial interest in Chuck and his Cadillac. . . reporter for Evening Times IO... Sr. Play Staff., , often seen with the gang. JAMES BEAN Agriculture Course Beanie . . . tall and dark. . . Pigskin Chasers IO, II, I2. . .rugged tackle for the Bull- dogs. . . Football IO, II, 12. . . displays devilish grin. . . Co-Captain of Football Team. . . can usually be found at Polly's or in the Hall of Knowledge . . . plans to own his own farm. RICHARD BARTLESON General Course Dick. . . drives a big white Cadillac. . .happy-go- lucky. . . Republican fan . . . automobile fiend, likes anything with wheels .,, pet peeve: Mr. Oake's Health Class. . .loves B.A. P P 2 ?...alwayshas his trusty pipe. . .original member of Senior Class . . , enjoys his trips to New York. ERNEST M. BEAN General Course Ernie . . . often seen at Keystone. . . not a pizza fan.. . loves Football. . . cool trumpet player. .. gambles on games. . ,one of the South Main hot- rodders. . . blushes easily . , . a true blond. . .likes South Waverly and horse- back riding. , , lady's man. PHYLLIS JEAN BLAUVELT Commercial Course Known as Phyl. . .10I1g dark brown hair. . . What's the matter with Harry? ...Chorus ro, tr, 12. .. likes that Chevy. . .can be seen with Nancy. . . loves pizza. . wears a beautiful diamond on her left hand.. .hails from Wilawanna. . . quiet. . . Shorthand whiz. . . pet peeve--stuck-up girls. ROBERT BOLONDE General Course Bob . .. great performance in Byline for St. Luke fSophomore Playj. . .Visual Aids Club with Mr. Slick .. .F. F. A. IO. . . Baseball IO, II, I2. . .Football I2. . . Oh, Mother! . .runs around with Felt and Chil- son. . . crew cut. . . gives Mr. Inman a rough time in P. O. D. . .forever teas- ing.. . Hey Joel DOROTHY EDITH BENNETT General Course Debbie . . . nice smile. . . band 9, Io, Il, I2. . .F. H. A. Club. . . dislikes stuck-up people .. .Band Vice President 12. . .letters from? 2? . . .Junior Prom Com- mittee. ., loves music .. . County Orchestra II. . .likes boat-riding at Elaine Burgess. .. loves to eat. . .F. H. A. Treasurer I2. . . writes poems and short stories. it ELAINE SHARON BURGESS General Course Cherrie . . .French Club IO, 11, 12, ,, quiet until you get to know her. . . keen sense of humor. . . President of French Club II. . . very speedy typist. . . likes Jackie Gleason music.. .lives near Towanda. . .nice clothes. . . pleasing personality. . . plans for future are unde- cided. .fr 721-4. .1-fi, si 1 .ii- 1 W il LEONE MARIE BRENNAN General Course Herbie . . loves pizza... favorite saying. . and is it ever .. .Athenian Staff 12, .., 1956 Graduation and Sr. Play usher. . . Mrs. Ross in Jr. Play... seen with Mary Jane, Barb, and al- ways teasing Mr, Ayer, ,, News Reporter IG. . .Art Club IO, , ,doomed for secretarial work. ROBERT BROWN Agricultural Course Bob , . .loyal follower of champion Yanks.. . member of Van's Ag. Classes. . .quiet, but don't let that fool youl ...l2.F. A. . . big brown eyes. . ,nice physique. ,, pet peeve: Mr. Oakes' Health Classes... certain girls. . .always arguing with Miss Quick in Sophomore English, , , future undecided. JAMES CAMPBELL Vocational Agriculture Jim . . . One of the Litch- field gang. . , likes to square dance and roller skate. . . drives a '49 gray Ford.. . F.F. A. .. lo, 11, 12. ., friend ly type. , . quiet. , . a blusher . .. pleasant.. .smile for everyone. . . a freckled red- head. . .do or die for the Democrats, . . ardent base- ball fan. GERALD CHANDLER Agricultural Course Gerald , . .never strays far from school. ..one of V3ll'S boys... 3 real quiet member of the Senior Class. ,flashing brown eyes. . ,often seen at the Weller. ..F. F.A. IO, II, 12. . .likes to hunt and fish. . . pet peeve: silly girls. . .nice smile, , , plans to own a farm or be a state policeman. GERALIJINIZ CAMPIZELL General Course Gerry . . . ll. H. A. IO, II, IZ. .. President lf. H. A. IZ. . , one of our tall blondes. . . hails from Litchfield ...easy to get along with, especially with Dick. . . can be seen with Peggy. , ,future undecided. . . likes her gum.. .excels in sports ...deep blue eyes. -if VICTOR COHEN College Preparatory Vic , , . talented actor . . . Teoganll. . . muscle- man of senior class. . . Wrestlin Club 11. . . pet 8 peeveg bank chimes. . Iunior Play. . .intelligent . , , Senior Play. . , hard- working? P. . .football I2 . . . full of fun. . . Student Council II, I2, , , college bound. LLOYD CHILSON Vocational Agriculture Course Elvis. . . played Ed in Senior Play. . . Short 'n cute. . . pretty blond, curly hair. . . F.F. A. IO, 11, 12. . .F.F.A. Basket- ball. . .Wrestling Club ...Football Manager I0 , . . our favorite gas pumper. . . devilish. . . keen sense of humor. A. JAY COLE General Course Iay. . . quiet until you get to know him. . . Art Club IO. . .dark curly hair. . . Thespians 12. . . Physics brain. . .Science Club I2 . . . President of Science Club. . , Junior Play. . . Doc Meade's right hand man. . . Senior Play. . . Baseball 10, 11, 12. MARY ALICE CIMMONS College Preparatory Course Mary . . Student Council IO, 11, I2. . .wonderful per- sonality. . .Athenian Staff . . . ambitious. . . Vice Pres- ident 11. . .a smile for everyone. . . French Club II, 12. . . always willing to help. . . Jr. Play. . ,likes records. . .Junior Prom Com- mittee. . .Future Teachers of America Club 12. . . fu- ture College material. . . Football Queen's Court. . . pet peeveg blushing! 1 LONNIE COLE College Preparatory Course Hangs his hat at Milan. . . J. V. Basketball IO. . .likes teasing Mrs. Alger. ..F.F. A . . . tall with a crew cut. . . Chorus IO. . . mad scientist . . .Play IO. . .often seen with Dick. , , Science Club 12. . . teaser. . . English Class comedian. . . rides school bus. , , likes basketball and girls. GLORIA LYNN COLE General Course Glory . . , hails from Litchfield. . . beautiful strawberry blonde hair ...Art Club IO... gee whiz . . .likes western music. . . P. A, Operator IO, II, 12. . . always cheerful. . . fu- ture nurse. . .F. H. A. II, 12. very quiet... attentive. . .often seen with Doris. . . sparkling blue eyes. 5 3 5 it JEAN ANN COVEY Commercial Course Jean Ann . . . loves to dance. . .whiz at shorthand. . . destina- tion Ingersoll Rand .. . pug nose... one of the hardworking advertising staff members. . . a for- mer Ulsterite. . . usually has a smile ready. , , where's Eileen? . . . great to use the telephone. . . on the short side. . . hardworker. . .future hot rodder. WILLIAM F. COONS College Preparatory Course Bill , . .seen in his '41 Chevy.. .Band 7,8,9. . . dark hair. . . Football IO. . . enjoys archery. . , often seen with Phil or Bruce . , , science whiz. . . has been working at the bowl- ing alley. . . part of the Mile Hill gang. . .frequent- ly goes no Covey's THERESA MARIE COTTER Commercial Course Tre . . . capable prompter in Junior Play. . . active in dramatics club. . . elected secretary of homeroom in Ioth grade. . . product of Ulster. . . slight temperl I . ..crony of Nancy May- nard. . . pet peeveg girls who talk too much. . .fu- ture beautician. CARL CURTIS Agriculture Course I-Iails from Ulster. . . tall with brown curly hair. . . Treasurerof F. F. A. in Senior year. . .F.F. A. 9, Io, 11, 12. . .buddy is Dick. . .likes to skate. . . never seen without the boys. . .often seen in the hall of knowledge. .RX fi DORIS JANE DARROW Home Economics Course Doris . . . an Ulster student. . . long brown hair...F.H.A. IO, 11... seldom heard. . . makes friends easily. . . efficient P.A. Operator II, 12. . . plans to be a future house- wife. . . an efficient soda jerk.. . diamonds are a girls best friend. . . snappy dark eyes. . . often seen with Gloria. JOHN CROWLEY Agriculture Course Drives a '48 Chevy convertible, me- chanical wreck. . . F.F.A. IO, II, I2... always seen with Sully. . .favorite hobby-girls. . . one of Van's boys. . . works at Ward's. . . hangout-pool room . . , likes Lake O'Meadow. . . enjoys watching the kids at the rink. . .favor- ite pastime-cooning. . EILEEN FARR Commercial Course One of the more stu- dious persons of the Senior class. . . hard- worker on Athenian advertising staff. . . seen with Jean Ann . . . pretty long brown hair. . . French Club ro, Il, I2..,hai1s from Milan, . . another E, P, fan, , , plans to be a secretary, MARGARET F. EIKE General Course Margo , . . Jan's other half. . . Athenian Staff. . , from across the bridge. , . Chorus I I , 12, . . Keystone rink regular. . , Band ro, I I , 12. . . Band President I2, . . plays a licorice stock. . . Secretary-Treas- urer Band I I. . . Class Secretary I I . . . Class Treasurer IO , 12, , .loves parties and Sayre. . . Dis- trict Band I I. . . quiet ha l . ..County Band IO, II.. . Homeroom Secretary Io, I I , 12. RICHARD M. ELSBREE College Preparatory Course Dick , . . excellent cook-- his specialty. . . Art Editor for '57 Athenian., .staunch Republican. . .likes a good argument. . . How 's your poor old grandmother? . . . distinct profile. . . brother's opposite. IOE FELT General Course Joe ...one of the boys.. . Football IO, II, I2., . hottest car in IOWl'l,22O .. Pigskin Chasers II, I2, . . spends much time at the cue college on South Main Street. . . Baseball I I , I2. . . Well, I'll be dipped! ... Visual Aids Club II, 12. .. one of Mr. Slick's pals... plans to follow Jack in the Navy, GERALD FIRESTINE College Preparatory Course Ierl'y ...one of the Mile Hill gang. . . Teaogan I I. . , always teasing Elsbree. . . Athenian Staff. . . one of our better artists. . .Junior Play.. .seen working at Acme. . .Senior Play. .. Endwell interest. . .Junior Prom Committee. . .the oldest of the Firestine Tribe . . .hard working and friendly. ..Art Club IO. .. eyes commercial art course. BRUCE FAY College Preparatory Course Bruce . . . Dodger hater. . . very friendly . . .usually seen with Jerry or Dick. . .for- merly from Green's Landing. . . Baseball I I , I2. . . hardly ever gets mad. , .a brain . . .loves to eat. . . corduroy shirt fan. . . plays outfield on baseball team, . . al- ways ready to go along with a gag, ,, plans for future are undecided. -i RICHARD GA VETTE General Course Dick. . . crew cut. . . star of Athens Base- ball Team IO, II, IZ, . . big wheel in Ulster. . . F. F. A. 9 . . . strong Republi- can. . . staunch de- fender of New York Yankees. . . future Admiral in U. S. Navy. . . expert carpenter in Senior High Shop Class. . .cute smile. GEORGE DAVID FORD General Course Fordie . . . only Senior from Public Street.. . Football IO, II, I2... jovial keen sense of humor...Wrestling to, II, I2...Pigskin Chasers IO, II, I2... everybody's friend... Basketball Io...good artist...Chorus I2... seen with Don. . . headed for armed services. JAMES FOX College Preparatory Course Foxy... Where 's Vic?' . . . very intelligent. . . Art Club Io. . . big blue eyes. . . seen in press box at football games . . . artist. . . Student Council IO. . . paper- boy. . . Junior Prom Committee I I. . . an old Latin Student. . . Teogan II, IZ... Tony in Senior Play . . . Athenian. . . college bound. PATRICIA GREGO General Course Pat. . . has a temper to go with her hair-red. . . noted for her long finger- nails.. .tumbling team 9 . . . Going my way P . . . Bobbie 's sidekick. . . frequently seen at Keysone Rollar Rink. . . one of the smaller ones. . .well-groomed , . . quite the talker. MARY HARRIS Commercial Course Pudgie. . . Art Club. . . favorite hangout-Keystone Rollar Rink. . . neighbor of McDuffee Street School . . . always seen in Sayre . . . blonde hair. . . one of the Robert Packer crowd . . . loves pizza. . . some- times seen in a black Mercury. . . hard worker. I BARBARA JEAN GLOSENGER General Course Rusty. . . always skat- ing. . .Junior Play. . . gets her mail first. . . Teogan IO, II, I2 . . .likes pink and red...Prom Deco- rating Committee II , , . neat dresser. . . driver of a big Buick. . . recordsl l. . . Mr. Hunsinger's Secretary, , , runs around with Redskins. SANDRA I. HOFFMAN College Preparatory Course Sandy . . . favorite saying, real doll . . .Junior and Senior Plays. . . spends most of her time across the street. . . French Club II, I2. . . loves records at noon. . . P.A. Operator IO... Usher for '56 gradua- tion. . . plans to go into nurses training . . . friendly. . . Secre tary French Club I2, SALLY HAXTON College Preparatory Course Sally . . .impressive blue eyes. . . Stlldefll Council Io, . . favorite saying - Scuzzy , , . enjoys playing the piano. . . Junior Play , , . friendly and cheer- ful. .. French Club Io, I I. . .frequently arrives at school late. . . neat as a pin. . .sells tickets at Weller. . . very studious , . . likes to dance, . , and excellent speaker, DONALD HOFFMAN College Preparatory Course Huff . . . crewcut. . . Football IO, II, I2. . . an energetic athlete. .. Pigskin Chasers I I , I2 , . , always friendly. . . Basketball IO. . . cute ...Track Io, 11, I2 0 o Q Baseball I2. s s An Club Io. .,Science Club I2. . . that's the way the cookie crum- blesl . . . one of the downtown gang. , . rabbit walk, . .neat dresser, STANLEY ROBERT HUGO Academic Course Stan . . . one of the Mile Hill gang , , Football 9, IO, II , 12, . . active member of Chorus Io, I I , I2.. . Often seen with the gang. . . sparkling sense of humor, . . Secre- tary Pigskin Chasers. . . Track 9, IO, II, 12... Basketball IO, II, 12... Pigskin Chasers II, I2 , . , always begging for gum. JANET V. HUNSG INER Commercial Course Jan . . . hot trumpet player. . . Chorus I I , I2. . . keeps skating rink in business. . . Band IO, II, I2, . . always with Margo. . . P. A, Operator IO, I I. . .long brown hair , . . Junior Prom Com- mittee. . . likes So, Waverly. . .Evening Times Reporter IO. , . pet-peeve waiting for Butch. , . Athenian Staff. . . always seen with the gang. . .every- thing must be exact, , . ALICE LOUISE HOOPER Commercial Course Al , . .very shot. .. Hank, , .Junior Play . . . Where did that ice cream box go? ...seen at most of A, H, S. basketball games. . . short and curly dark hair. . . Secretary to Mr. Bresee. . . very diligent worker. . , plans include vine covered cottage. . . never walks to school. . . quick smile. xggggggg -we X was-5-t A .iw 7, , BENJAMIN L. JOLLEY Agricultural Course 3en. . .rugged tackle Jn football team, , , 'igskin Chasers II, rz,,,F, F, A. 1o,11, IP., , , well liked by everyone. . . Wrestling Ilub IO, II, I2,,, rails from Wilawana ,,President of F, F, A, 22. ..tall crewcut boy .,Football lo, rl, I2 .,Track IO, II, I2 .,tease. ,, Basketball IO, II, I2...keen ense of humor-always n use. JANET M. HURD Commercial Course Curly. . . the reliable sound effects in the Junior Play. . .likes stuffed peppers for breakfast, . , Teaogan I I. . . Seen at Keystone very often. . .a patrio- tic Color Guard in our Band 12. , ,hails from on the hill, , , Wanna bet , , ,Athenian Staff, , , seen with Barb a lot, ., future private Secretary. g NANCY K. JOHNSTON General Course Wears silver football. . . Nature Club 9. . , loves pizza and spaghetti, , , usher for Junior P1ay,,, often seen at Bean's store...F. H. A, Io, ri 12, , , her favorite car is a green Chevy. , . tiny, . , usually seen with Peg or Gerry, . , short blonde hair, , , has to hurry to et to school on time. ROBERT JOSEPH KING General Course Bob. , , tall and thin, , , avid in sports fan. .. Where 's Clair? . . . Senior Play. . . hotrods with Glen, . .Track manager 8, 9, Io... always has a quip,,, Football Manager 9, IO, I I, , ,destination unknown, , , Wrestling Club Io, I1.., Who's that certain girl in Waverly ?'. . . Hard- ships , , .Pigskin Chasers IO, II, I2, DUANE R. KLINKO College Preparatory Course Corky. , , knows his music. . . hails from Sayre border...masters a cool trumpet. . . Member of American Federation of Musicians . , , likes Fords. . . Sure they will , . , devilish grin. , . District Band IO, r1,,.County Festival Io, II, I2 ,. , pink shirts are his favorites. , . Chorus io, rr, I2, JOA N KA NDE LIN College Preparatory Course Joanie. . , talkative. . sometimes seen hot- rodding with Mary A lice. . . Chorus IO, II, 12. . .silky blonde hair, , . always cheerful. . , destination Mans- field, , .Triple Trio II, i2...one ofthe smarter girls, , , Future Teachers of America 12, , , speaks fluent Latin . , , loves to read, , . shutter bug, - 1 JAMES LEARN General Course Froggie . . . Baseball IO, I2. . .short and cute. ..hangs his hat in Sheshequin. . . far from studious type . . , always looking for fun. . . pet peeve --health class. . . regular attendant of Ulster's Hall of Knowledge . . . one ofthe gang. . . quiet? P P. . . always picking on the girls. ixsxmrrssznfasssslmsm smmsaxmsfsu MARGARET LAMBERT Home Economics Course Peggy , . . neat as a pin. . .likes pizza, , . flashing eyes...usually smiling. . . a loyal Athenian. . . always on the go. . . member of Future Homemakers of America Io, II , I2 . . .Junior Play Usher PAU L LARRA BEE General Course Chubby, , , always whizzing around on his little blue scooter. . . anything for a joke.. .used to play a hot trumpet. . . Band IO. . . once in a while seen with Bruce. . . destination un- known. . . Baseball Manager . . . Variety Club Reporter U. . . loves an argument. . . IO. . . Short dark hair. . . Where 's Nancy ? . . . good basketball player . . . likes boys. always talking. . . one of the Edward Street fellows. JOHN H. LYNCH College Preparatory Course Big John . . . pleasant personality. . .Pigskin Chasers IO, II, IZ... Chorus will be incom- plete without him. . . Boys' Chorus. . .hot pitcher for baseball team. . . Football I2 . . .Baseball IO, I I , I2. . . Basketball IO, I I, I2. . . everything for a laugh. . .capable high school President . . .Junior Play, . . mixed Chorus IO, II, IZ.. . easy going. . . future-- college. 30 NANCY MAYNARD Commercial Course Nancy . . . hangs her hat in Ulster. . . Senior High Chorus IO, . .likes to roller skate. . . very friendly. . . usually seen with Theresa. . . enjoys dancing. . , Dramatics Club IO. . .loves to talkl . . . fairly short and always neat. . . good sport...p1ans to be a future Homemaker. MARY ESTHER LEE General Course Where 's Lois? . . always smiling. . . loves to dance. . . swoons over Elvis , . .very friendly to everyone. . .un- appreciative of her beautiful hair. , . a real home ec'er . . . o-o-o-h-h-h Mrs. Broughton! l ...capable mind- reader. . , a new- comer last year. . . usually the last one to related art class . . , always has a new idea. ROBERT NICHOLS General Course Nick . . .member of the Bridge Street gang. . . Visual Aids IO. . .likes white shirts. . . French II , I2. . , usually seen with lim. . . can usu- ally be found in Durrant 's after school. . . Senior Play. . . drives a 56 Ford. . . appears to be quiet Chap.. . neat guy. . . always good for a laugh. ARTHUR MINIER College Preparatory Course Art , . . pet peeve Cadillacs. . . French Club II, I2...Jim's other half. . . Football Manager II, 12... likes double dating . ..Josh in Junior Play . . . crew cut. . . Secre- tary-Treasurer ll, I2 of French Club. . . pre- fers clean saddle shoes . . .Track Manage, f I, I2. . . enjoys bowling . . . Senior Play. . . Chorus IO, MARCIA ANN MULLEN Commercial Course Squeeky . . . short and cute...Play Ioth... What did I do? ... Chorus IO, II, 12... Band IO, II, 12... Triple Trio I2,..an- other one of the musi- cally minded students . . .drives hot green Chevy. . .tumbling team 9. . . pretty smile . . . Junior Play. . . news- paper Io...Teaogan IO, I I. . . Athenian Adver- tising Staff. DANICE NOLDY College Preparatory Course Dani , . . an energetic Cheerleader IO, II, I2 . . . dashing personality , . . I'd appreciate it if someone would give me a 'sprise. . . . musically inclined. . .Mixed Chorus Io, II, I2...Triple Trio Accompanist II, I2. . .Junior High Chorus Accompanist IO, II, 12 . . . hails from the hill. . . Pigskin Chasers Io, II, I2 ...French Club II... plans to go to Mansfield . . . Thespians I I, 12. CONSTANCE E. NORTH College Preparatory Course Connie , . . one of the kids from Mile Hill.. . Junior Play prompter. . . Triple Trio IO, Ir, I2 . . . pretty blonde. . . F. T. A. . . . can usually be seen with Mary Alice or Joan. . . Senior Play ...French Club IO, II ...often seen at Covey's ...Junior Prom Com- mittee. . . Senior High Mixed Chorus IO, II, 31 12. . . likes to skate. ROBERTA JANE NICHOLS Commercial Course Berta . . . Athenian Advertising Staff I2 . . . comes on a little yellow school bus. . . attends the So. Waverly Jamborees frequently. . .seen often with Nancy and Arlene. . .boys aren't her main in- terest! l PP. . . lives way out in the country. . . future not yet planned. . . loves to ride horses . . . giggles. JUDY NOVAJOSKY General Course Jude ...the shy quiet type. . .Junior Play Staff. . . hails from Dallas, Pa. , , , quite a roller skater , . . always seen with Yvonne at lunchtime ,,,has a keen interest in art work. ..often seen driving a green Dodge to and fro, . . wants to be a nurse . . . crisp short black hair, PWJSWEEFS 5 i r. f5'ALfini?Llgkwzfsggtygi..v1.:1,.. JOHN C. NORTHRUP College Preparatory Course Non . . . holds school broad jump record, . . Pigskin Chasers IO, II, I2,, ,happy-go- lucky. . . French Club II, I2.. .second home on Church Street. . . Thespians I I, I2, , . Junior and Senior Plays. A .Track IO, II, I2. . .hard work- er. . .Band IO, II, 12, .,Chorus Io, II, I2, , . Boys' Chorus I2 . . . Student Council IO, II, l2,.,co1lege bound. NANCY ARLENE NORTHRUP Commercial Course Nancy , . . beautiful long black hair, , , where are your mittens P. . . French Club Io, II, , . loves those motorcycles . . . snappy black eyes, . . Where 's Roberta ? . . . at home on Walnut Street. . .lacks interest in basketball. , . how long are those letters? , . , formerly from Page School. WILMA JEAN PARKER Commercial Course Wi1lie . . . real neat dresser. . .Athenian Advertising Staff IZ., , short curly blonde hair . .. I'll trim ya, Oh boyl . . .tumbling team 9. . .likes pizza and coke...a1ways with the gang. . . Chorus I2. . .Majorette IO, II . . . speedy typist. . . head majorette I1.,, lucky 13. . , always going to Say after school. JAMES PATTERSON College Preparatory Course Jim . . . French Club ro, x1,,.one of the few quiet and shy boys of the class. . . almost constantly seen on the river... enjoys sciences. . . a member of the origi- nal class of '57, ,, red hair and freckles, but no temper, . , pet peeve--girls. . , only family on Tioga Street. DANIEL O'Sl-IEA Agriculture Course Dannie . . . shy, , , quiet until you get to know him, , , hangs his hat in Litchfield. . . little brother, . . runs the loo and 220 yard dash for the track team. . . another one of Van's boys ...F.F.A. IO. II. I2,,.TrackI1, I2 , , , a Yankee fan, , , pet peeve English Homework. . . Secre- Iafy of F, F, A, I2 . . . Homeroom Vice President I2, , , Pigskin Chasers I2, gw,:.z, in ,, Mggw, 1 CARLYLE PIETRO College Preparatory Course Pete . . . one of our basketball stars. . . Art Club Io...Baske ball IO, II, I2,,,a joker. . . has a very good disposition. . . likes to roller skate . . . always writing his name in books . . .Pigskin Chasers . . . I2, . . Football 9, IO, .. studious? P. . Baseball I2, . .hard worker at A 8s P.. . impish grin. . .large expressive eyes. CORA J. PELTON General Course Cora , . . the more studi- ous type. . . pretty dark short hair. . . Athenian I2. . .short and cute. . . F. H. A. IO, I2, . . more often seen than heard. . . efficient ticket seller at the Weller. . . beauti- ful seamstress. . . always has a good idea. . .very cooperative. . .sincere student. . . Where's Jean Ann? ELAINE PERRY College Preparatory Course Elaine . . . Chorus II, I2, . . sparkling personal- ity...Senior and Junior Plays. . . energetic. . . Junior Prom Committee . . . navy interest. . .sin- cere. . . class Secretary ro,..neat dresser... Treasurer II, . . one of the intelligent mem- bers ofthe class. .. Athenian I2, . , hails from Sheshequin. . . Thespians II, I2... Homeroom Secretary IO, II, I2. . .future undecided. . . Foot- ball Queen . BARBARA JOYCE RIDER Commercial Course Barb . . . brown naturally curly hair. . . Teaogan Staff IO, II. . . Covey 's soda jerk. . . Athenian Advertising Staff. . . often seen with the gang., . Essee in the Senior Play , . . Dramatics Club IO ...Chorus IO, II, I2 . . . very active in musi- cal work..,has a good voice...Triple Trio II, IZ.. . future un- decided. DAVID EUGENE RILEY General Course Dave . ..one of the gang ...Visual Aids II...one of our Bulldogs. . . Football IO, II, I2...Track ro, II, I2...Pigskin Chasers I2. . . seen often with the boys. . . not too interested in English Class. . . an- other white saddle shoe fan. ..not interested in girls. . . jovial. PEGGY ANN PRICE General Course Peggy . . . hails from SayreoonF.H.A, II, I2. ..works at hospi- tal. . . Stamp Club ro. .. likes to talk in class. . . Usher Club IO. . .often seen with Debbie and Nancy. . . popcom vender. . . likes to chew gum . . . efficient F. H. A. Historian. . . enjoys long walks. . . always reading a book. I LOIS ROBINSON General Course Lois . . .hardly ever seen without Mary. . . Chorus Io. 11. I2. . .short dark hair. . .loves to talk . . . pretty. . . neat dresser. . . Triple Trio I2. . . one of those girls from East Athens. . . Color Guard 12. . . Variety Club IO. . . O' my gosh . . . beautiful voice. . . enjoys skating. . . wonder- ful disposition. JACK RILEY General Course Rile . . . never a dull moment. . . Pigskin Chasers 11. 12. . . usually seen with Stan or cousin Dave. . . Football Io, II, 12. . . enjoys teasing Miss Wood ...Track IO, II, I2. .. able Chorus President 12. . . carefree. . . Chorus IO, 11, 12. . .always cracking jokes. . .likes sports and blondes. . . crew cut. DONALD ROBERTS College Preparatory Course Don . . . an outfielder on our Baseball Team ro, II, 12...often seen with Frog Learn . . .French Club IO, 11. . . quiet but don't let that fool you. . .likes to sleep through English Class. . . hails from Sheshequin. . . plans a future in the Navy. . . pet peeve is girls. . . drives around in a relic. FRANCIS CHARLES SCHRADER General Course Schrad . . .was one of Van's F.F. A. Members Io. . . good artist. . . keen wit. . . silly jokes. . . Athenian staff Artist. . . Visual Aids Club ro. . . pet peeve - Mr. Tidlow's wild Algebra problems . . .likes to skate and dance. . . adds life to all classes. . . capable pin- setter at I. R. JOA NNE MARGARET SEAGER Commercial Course Jo . . . always working . . . very studious. . . beautiful long blonde hair. . . good bookkeeping student. . .fun in class. . . neat as a pin. . . carefree and gay. . . usually seen with Barbara. . . sp'ecial interest in certain navy uniform. . . sparkling blue eyes. . .from across the tracks. SANDRA JANE SCAIFE General Course Sandy . . . high stepping majorette for fightin' Bulldogs . . .helped plan a very successful Junior Prom. . . Triple Trio 12. . .quick smile. . . Chorus ro. 11, 12... always at football games. . . Majorette Club 12. ..A.H.S. spirit. . . seen with Betty. . . accomplished . . . gum chewer. . . Football Queen Attendant. fs sf sg Yi ., s wig., .53 lt .J it .rf 'fl .5 ,X- LLOYD SHEPPS College Preparatory Course Lugi . . . Toe on football team. . . Pigskin Chasers IO, 11, 12...quiet... President Senior Class. . . always lots of fun. . . Baseball 9, 10, II, 12... Junior Play. . . Basket ball 9, IO, 11, 12. . Football IO, 11, I2 . . . Vice President of Pigskin Chasers. . . very artistic. . .inter- ested in East Athens . . . handsome. . . Athens-Waverly Pigskin Review. . . excels in most every thing. . . Penn State bound. . . Homeroom President 12. MA BEL ELIZABETH SHADDUCK Commercial Course ARLENE SECRIST Shad . . . Betty . . . Oh Commercial Course that ShO1'thaDd l . . . N13-101'- Arlene . . .French Io. . . CUC IO, I I. 12- - - Capa- pretty red hair. . . always in place. . . efficient P. A. Operator 11, 12. . . another one of our engaged. . . Lyle . . . hails from Wilawana. . . Nature Club 8. . . can be seen with Roberta. . .loves to square dance. . .intellec- tual. . . friendly and cheer- ful personality. . .beautiful pink and white complexion. ble leader of our band. . . Sophomore Hop IO. pretty hair. . . Majorette Club 12. . . head major- ette 12. . . friendly. . . Homeroom Secretary Io, 11, 12. . .Bakeis efficient soda jerk. . . Prom Committee II . . .likes dancing, roller skating. . . Sayre. . . Queen's Court 10. . . One of the downtown gang. . . Class Secre- tary l2. . . Weisel . . . Newspaper IO. 5 MARY JANE SIDEY Commercial Course M. J. . . . efficient business manager for Junior and Senior Play . . . Okay, what's the big joke2 . . . Teaogan IO. . . neat dresser. . . Athenian Staff 12. . . lives next to school. . . loyal Athenian, al- though she came from JO ANN SIMONS General Course One of the Marching Blue. . .Band io, II, . . .F.H.A. Treasurer II . . . pleasing smile. . . nice dresser. . . Senior Play. . . pretty blonde hair. . . F. H.A I 1. . . hails from Litchfield Waverly, , , junior Pfgm . . . plans for the future un- Conqrnittee. I . Constant decided. . .likes to talk. - Q profession of baby sitt- usually seen chewing gum. ing. . . no plans for the future. 35 ALICE MAE SHOEMAKER General Course Alice . . . often seen with her knit- ting. . .likes Jam- borees. . . works at the R. P. H .... learning to skate --why? habitual gum cracker. . . one of South Street gang. . . freckles. short curly brown hair . . . quiet but don't let that fool you . . . plans for the future undecided. GARY SCOTT SUMNER College Preparatory Course Sum . . . Vice Presi- dent Senior Class. . . often seen with Bob or Jack. . . Pigskin Chasers 11, 12. .. good looking. . . little green Nash. . . Football 9, Io, II, 12. . . Treasurer of Pigskin Chasers. . . Maybe Betty will make it next year. . . . Senior High Chorus lo, 11, 12 . . . Basketball. . . 9, ro. 11, 12...Junior Play Boys' Chorus. . . crew cut. . . Track Io, Il, 12. SOPHIE SOBIECH College Preparatory Course Sophie . . . very quiet ...French Club 11, I2 . . . interested in church work. . . pleasing disposi- tion. . .always ready to lend a helping hand. . . hails from Litchfield. . . curly blonde hair. . . usually seen with Marlene. . .real brain . . . sparkling bright blue eyes. . . still likes the Dodgers. . .destina- tion unknown. ROBERT SULLIVAN General Course Sully Or B0b . . . rods around in a blue Plymouth. . . Where's Crowley? . . .likes girls. . . spends even- ings at Coots. . .future in service. . .loves to study? ?. . . works at Bennetts. . . special interest in Marilyn Monroe. . .favorite hangout--Mr. Hazard's Office. . . noted for his walk. . . l-low's the bird1 . . .hails from the hill. GLEN TOLBERT College Preparatory Course Butch . . . scientific minded. . .foreign car man. . . very studious . . . always seen with Dick. . . never with his glasses. . . quiet and shy. . . different car for each day of the week. . . Science Club I2. . .loud shirts. . . RICHARD L. VA NGA A SBECK College Preparatory Course Dick . . .always seen with Glen. . . scientific minded. . . horned rim glasses. . . always fool- ing with some kind of gaget. . . quiet. . . always joking. . . quite a sense of humor. . . Science Club 12. . . pet peeve-- Algebra assignments. . . Who's she P . . .lives neat dresser. . . et eeve P P on S ruce Street. . . girls. . .one of the out b P often seen on his of town CYS' English Bike. VINCENT Tl-IURSTON Agricultural Course Vince . . . one of Van's Boys. . , F. F. A. Reporter I2, , , hails from Litchfield. . . can usually be seen with Francis or Danny . . . good looking, , . seen driving a red or brown car, . . Dodger Fan, . , often attends the Hall of Knowledge , . , quiet until you get to know him, i ROBERT CHARLES WARNER College Preparatory Course Warn . . . one of our good looking athletes . . . Pigskin Chasers IO. 11, I2...neat dresser ...Football IO, II, 12. . .resides-seldomly -in a kool pink house. Basketball ro, 11, I2 tall and blond, , , Track IO, 11, 12... has a keen laugh. . . President of Pigskin Chasers. . . Homeroom Treasurer. . .from across tracks. . . usually seen with the fellows . NAN WA LTER Commercial Course Nan. . . comes to school on a little yellow bus . . . Athenian Staff. . . plans to be a housewife . . . often seen with the gang . . . a Keepsake girl. . . dislikes gum. . . always writing Eddie. . . has a pleasant smile. . . pet peeve-hot rodders . . . once a resident of Sayre. . .Junior Prom Committee. . . You're gonna be up the creek! . . . Senior Play Staff. CLARENCE L. WA NDELL College Preparatory Course Clair . . . plays a really katty trumpet. . . Boys' Chorus 12. . . a great tease to the girls. . . Senior Play. . . never stays in rank. . . Band ro, 11, 12...often seen with Corky. . . Mixed Chorus IO, II, 12. . .one of our taller guys. . . County Chorus IO, 11. . . comes from over Mile Hill. . . Basketball Manager II, I2. ORA F. WI-IIPPLE Vocational Agriculture Doc . . . one of Van's Boys. . . Where's my specks? . . . keen sense of humor. ..F.F.A. IO, II, 12. . .seen with Fred. . .likes cider. . . Yankee fan. . . constant tease. . . pet peeve - English Class. . . always giving Van a rough time . . . plans to join the Army. RICHARD WILCOX College Preparatory Course Dick . . .likes to sing. . . one of Mr. Jones' driving pro- digies. . . coon-hunter . . .likes Mr. Tidlow's Algebra classes. . . big -brother. . .rods a '47 Nash fa wreck. hay. . . likes all sports. . . ex- cels in basketball. . . always laughing. . . certain interest in Lorraine. . . scientific minded. I MARLENE WEST College Preparatory Course Marly . . .very quiet. . . French Club II. . .one of our new comers. . . a brain. . . sincere . . . always busy. . . Trio IO. . . pleasant . . . never seen with- out a smile. . . pretty long brown hair. . . very in- terested in church work. . . conscien- tious. . . special interest in the Service. . .future undecided. ROBERT WILLIAM YALE G eneral Course Bob . , . come from Sayre. . . always seen with the boys.. , likes all girls . . . one of our best drivers? . . . Pigskin Chasers IO, II, I2, , , always smiling. , . Football 1o, II, 12,., Baseball Io, II, 12,., llomeroom Officer IO, II.,,lives up by the border, .,likes to watch baseball.. .sincere. .. impressive blue eyes, BARBARA ZULKOSKY Barb , , , hails from Center Street, . . Where 's Herb and Mary Jane? . . .Teogan IO, Il, , . often seen in Sayre. . . Chorus Io, 1 1 , 12, , , likes pizza and nice clothes. . . what! a drivert. . .Prom Committee I I. , . Do I love Latinl ! ??l , , . an avid sports fan, , , plans to be a Laboratory Technician. FRED E, YOUNG Agriculture Course Fred , , . Van 's favor- ite farmer, , , Where're my glasses ? . . . F, F, A. . . Reporter I I, . , likes Italian food. , , Who 's she P . . .never a dull moment. . , loyal follower of Bulldogs . . . good things come in small packages. . , hangs his hat in Ghent, , , usually found with Doc. . . plans to continue work on the farm. WANDA ZURN Wanda , , , quiet. . .long black hair. . , F. H, A, IO, II, 12, , ,hails from Litchfield, . , has beauti- ful diamond on left hand . . . often seen with Mary , . .spaghetti lover, , . thinks Bud is pretty nice . , . neat dresser. . . sin- cere. . , dark eyes. . . a smile for everyone. 38 19 6 HO OR STUDENTS TOP ROW: John Fairlie, Sylvia Sumner. Richard Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kjelgaard, Marjorie Nichols, Shirley Vanderpool. THIRD ROW: Sandra Johnston, Marcia Hammond, Virginia Phelps. FOURTH ROW: Joan Parmenter, Nancy Parsons. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Lupton, Doris Rogers, Carolyn Lupton 39 FUTURE 40 SEN IORS UNDERCLASSMEN The major portion of our school population is made up of our under- classmen. Too little attention is paid to these students. We feel that even the newest seventh grader is as loyal an Athenian as the most hardened senior To these students this portion of our ll6th Athenian is devoted. From the Senior Class of l957 best wishes to our Seniors of the future. JU IOR CLASS TOP ROW: P. Delaney, I. Husick, D. Dowd, C. Miller, J. Graham, M. Greiner, N. Roberts G. Snyder, M. Nichols. MIDDLE ROW: N. Blemle, J. Griswold, K. Jackson, N. Storelli, N. Fairbanks, K. Cole. M. Catlin, M. L. Rumpff. S. Payne. BOTTOM ROW: W. Congdon. R. Jolley, T. Duggan, D. Maryott, L. Pritchard, D. Robinson, R. Bentley, T. Frost. 42 UNIOR CLASS TOP ROW: P. Parks, P. Harshbarger, B. Platt, J. Coyle, J. Carr, F. Winslow, B. Harding. A. Callear. MIDDLE ROW: S. Regn, W. Molyneaux, Y. Reese, B. Kjelgaard, J. Millard, M. McKeel. L. Jennings, E. Langford. BOTTOM ROW: J. Cron, J. Bennett, G. Cain, G. Welch, R. Walker, J. Lynch, T. Hawley. 'K rl... L. TOP ROW: S. Taylor, E. Rockwell, L. Spencer, E. Harding, I. Kithcart. E. Webster. H. Chilson, J. Marley. J. Goble, J. Whipple. MIDDLE ROW: L. Minard, M. Harding. J. Maryott, V. Vanderpool, C. Campbell, M. Bish, L. Roy, C. Young, B. Zurn. BOTTOM ROW: L. Whipple, B. Wallin, D. Bourdette. H. Horton. J. Page, B. Lynch. H. Griswold, G. Randall. SOPHO ORE CLASS TOP ROW: K. Chilson, B. Spencer, N, Swartwood, B. Watkins, B. Cole, A. Blackley, P. Babcock, M. Selleck, D. Brown D. Hatch, G. Fraley, A. Hoose, M, Hennessey, L. Tebo, J. Harris, S. David, S, Rowe, P, Graham, N, Gardner, C. Bro- zoski. BOTTOM ROW: W. Finch, C, Pelton, R, Ladue, E, Bustin, R, Bennett, R. Mosher, M, Briggs, J. Chilson. TOP ROW: N. Johnson, P. Lattimer, B. Valillee, K. Preston, J. Tompkins, B. Baron, F. Gardner, R. Bennett, B. Payne, D. Wiles. MIDDLE ROW: J. Forrest, A. Corneby, J. Smith, J. Bish, N. Twigg, E. Wilcox, L. Cole, M. Brown, T. Holly. BOTTOM ROW: J. Felt, R. Brozoski, R. Smith, J. Allen, C. Harris, R. Geiger, C. Hooper, J. Ford. 46 SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW: S. Riley, K. Chilson, J. Bennett, S. 1.urn, M. Sackett, L. Core, P. Hartwick, B. Irons, I. Blow, N. Rich- ards, MIDDLE ROW: C. Talada, B. Lee, R. Splain, R, Wilbur, A, Leahy, W. Rossi, R. Lawson, M, Grahan, G. Brewer L. Plpher. BOTTOM ROW: E. Cole, J. Frost, W. Perry, L. Simmons, J. Cain, D. Chandler, J. Place, R, Hill, S. Post. TOP ROW: J. Northrup, A. Thompson, S. Fay, C. Collins, A. Cimmons, P. Brittain, H. Campbell. R. Ackley, M. Young, S. Lane. L. Rumpff. MIDDLE ROW: L. Hammond, D. Jordan, G. Tiffany. P. White, R. Forrest, W. Lowery, E. Parmenter, R. Sickler, N. Allen, J. Miller, BOTTOM ROW: T. Powers, N. Keir, D. Cole. C. Morris. W. Miller. I. Newbury, L. Grego. D. Dunn, S. Robinson. 47 N NTH GRADE TOP ROW: F. Mosher, F. Rumpff, J, Beeman, ri. Lambert, R. Cole, D. Spencer, J. Havens, E. Mitchell, E. Graham, L. Bennett, H, Rider, MIDDLE ROW: J. Nichols, C. Bonning, L. Scaife, S. Northrup, G. Dolan, R. Campbell, B. Sick ler, E. Drew, I. Cole, E. Rosenberger. BOTTOM ROW: W. Zimmerman, W, Lewis, F. Winslow, R. Olsen, R. Cole, J. Cole, E, Chapman, J. Lattimer, E. Allen. TOP ROW: G. Slater, K. Lewis, L. Havens. N. Goble, M. Ellis, L. Fairlie. L. Twigg, M. Sullivan. F. Johnston, W. Allen. MIDDLE ROW: P. Durgin, B. Pruyne, C. Collins. E. Raupers, B. Smith. S. Jackson, D. Batting, M. Horrath, R. Snyder. BOTTOM ROW: R. Gregory. B. Shores, A. Schoonover. P. Fedchak, J. Alger. P. Foster. J. Cole. J. Vose, G. Harding. 48 NINTH GRADE TOP ROW: M. Sarisky, R, Winslow, H, Gallup, B, Bearsley, D, I-Iouskneeht, C, Kremer, G, Claypool, L, Niles. MIDDLE ROW: A. Gielette, H, Lynch, D. Oakes, C. Fish, C, Cole, C, Noldy, D, Wandell, Il. North, BOTTOM ROW: IT, Shores, M, Webster, N, Belcher, H, Woodburn, N, Chaykosky, D, Toroner, R, Iillis, TOP ROW: B. Irons, G. Preston, C. Vanderpool, M. Watkins, L. Riley, B. Randall, R. Pheeps, I. Scott, S. Murray. R. Peet. MIDDLE ROW: N. DeLaney, B. Ellis, B. Crowley, K. Sackett. I. Novojosky. R. Jcnney, K. Lynch, R. Burke, S. Lantz. BOTTOM ROW: P. Donnel, O. Johnson, R. VanDuser. R. Depue, J. Morse, J. Fraley, I.. Woodburn, C. Watkins, V. Bilcs. 49 NINTH GR DE TOP ROW: A. Griener, S. Keir, J. McCormick, B, Runipff, G, Wall, R, Young, R. Crossett. MIDDLE ROW: N. Calnp bell, N. Sackett, D, Depew, B. Gumoski, E, Crone, P, Gavette, B, Smith. BOTTOM ROW: G. Mullen, A. Kishpaugh ll, Cole, J, Hughes, N. Frisbie, B, Westbrook. TOP ROW: l. Croteau, G. Spaulding, P. Dix, J. Cron, J. Quinn, S. Gilbert, F. Johnston, B. Lee, B. Nichols, G. Babcock, F. Reynolds. MIDDLE ROW: A. Johnson, M. Pond, L. Lattimer, P. Shoemaker. B. Rogers, M. llibbard, A. Phillips, B. Liguori, B. Stanton, B. Davidson. BOTTOM ROW: R. Langford, J. May, S. Wandell, R. Walter, ll. Goodman, J. Collins, L. Roberts, D. Catlin, A. Price, W. Welch. 50 EIGHTH GRADE TOP ROW: R, Orshall, B. Wilcox, T. Hugo, J. Cosron, D. Haight, C. Congdon, Ii. Schrader, J. Coston, J. Moiynt-aux. MIDDLE ROW: R. Marvin, S. Smith, S. Selleck, L. Green, D, Seymour, L. Morley, S. Chandler, A. Cooper, R. lfulle BOTTOM ROW: J. Morley, C. Johnson, T. Weaver, R. Geiger, W, Meeker, K. Seager, A. Raupcrs, S. Miller, TOP ROW: R. Whipple, T. Stanton, T. Burlingame, F. Preston, G. Babcock, P. Dix, J. Casselbury. P. Holley. MIDDLE ROW: E. Carlin, J. Platt, M. Krutzeck, E. DcPue, S. Martz, L. Page, R. May. R. La Due, BOTTOM ROW: V. Hooper, W. Stanton, L. Ackley, G. Minier, R. Murphy, J. Scott. J. Robinson. 51 EIGHTH GRADE i ROW: I, Hnsick, H. Bidlack, A. Holberr, S, Iforrest, D, Barrowciiff, J. Morley, R, Crawford, J. Stranger, V. Cro MIDDLE ROW: li, Talada, 5. Norrlirnp, S. Messersmith, T. Cotton, D, Mosiicr, J. Kndzinski, N. Simmons, J. Nuss TOX1 ROW: J. Osxvalt, L. Rogers, G. Schnclmrdt, J. Zulkosky, J. Cassclhury, R. Weiss, E. Mullen, N. Babcock, TOR ROW: N. Walker, J. Cole, J. Bain. J. MacDonald, C. VanGordQr. L. Secrisr, B. Rumpff, C. Kronsc. D. Tompkins. MIDDLE ROW: S. Watrous, M. Worden, M. Tompkins, J. Baran, R. Schrader, J. Baker. C. Bowen, I. Fulda, R. Clark. BOTTOM ROW: R. Carr, N. Cady, L. Fraley, D. Robbins, S. Rhodes, V. Crandall. J. Huntington, R. Donahue. 52 EIGHT H GRADE TOP ROW: I. Wmkiiis. .I. Sariski, I.. Cain, F-J. Mosiior. L. Iiroxmki, CQ. Johnson, S. 1'i1i,-ly. V. Zum. MIDDLE ROW: I. Carlin. ,I. Corin-iii,, ll. Platt. M. Wood. ID. W'uax'u1'. J. Nortllrilii, N. Molly. limYl ILiM HOW: M. liarrowcliii, ll. Blauvclr. G. Chalidlur, L. Minn-r, ll. Randall, M. Robinson, if. Km-'. SEVE TH GR DE TOP ROW: D. Splain. R. Orshall. N. Miller, G. Esbcs. F. iiarrowclifi. R. Noldy, il. Bomiiiig, J. Alcxandur MIDDLE ROW: C. Spencer, E. Tompkins, S. Allcn, D. Harris, C. Ilickok, Y. Ellis. C. Meng, M. Shaflur BOTTOM ROW: M. Frisbic, A. Schrader, C. Shoop, C. Lcc. A. Loyak. S. Perry. N. Phillips. SEVE TH GRADE TOP ROW: A. Conlin. W. Cron, J. Cole, P. Hammond. I. Childs, B. Harding, J. Walter, J. Parks. A. Lucy. MIDDLE ROW: G. Covey. D. Fink. C. Littleton. K. Robbins. L. Farr, C. Parks. M. Fredenburg, M. Zeller. A. Towner. BOTTOM ROW: J. Moor R. Nuss. e, R. Van Scoten, E. Bostwick, A. Pelton, M. Bohnet, J. Oakes, M. Hubbard TOP ROW: W. Zulkosky, N. Selleck, D. Bydairk. T. Sullivan, C. Havens, C. Miller, R. Thresher, J. Nickols. MIDDLE ROW: D. Rice, L. Crane, M. BOTTOM ROW: F. Wilcox, C. Clark, G. Messersmith, R. Gable, L. LaDue, P. Bostwick, D. Burkett. Parks, T. Davidson, J. Neubauer. M. Rosh, S. Powers. L. Johnston. 54 N: w 1 w wk E 6. 5 1 . 1 I 4 I il :L Q L ua RiZf23WZ'l5miiL5?2'5fs4 V 5 W 557 PQ fM15If-L.,-5iWiliiidwfnSMWW1RiQiQiES,iif f,iUwf -UW''-295i1.n5kiI.EliizW',::: e.s,4.1 Y 'JFffff'fSX155ii+155?fT-Q55'hLlsQvr.Cv?Ti595??'fe'?Yi59B?k'JQ,5if?H?m ' .R - EW! . E??3U+PWd WvOWwL5NT TlH?WiMWlMYE!5irlRWK7HHY ACTIVITIES FRONT ROW: N. Blemle, J. Northrup, M. Cimmons, J. Lynch, V. Raupers, P. White. BACK ROW: J. Carr, B. Molyneaux, V. Cohen, P. Reynolds, J. Baker, T. Powers, B. Baron, M, Lynch. SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL For twenty years the Athens High School Student Council has been in active operation. Under the present set-up, the student body elects the vice president from the iunior class and the following year he in turn becomes president of the high school. The secretary and treasurer are elected b the student council. The officers are John Lynch, president, Vince Raupers, vice president, Mary Alice Cimmons, secretary, and Jack Northrup, treasurer. The student council has a meeting scheduled every week over which the high school president, John Lynch, Pl'6SlCl6SUI1CleI'l'he supervision of our faculty advisor, Dr. Clyde Bresee. Two of the recent ma'or achievements of the student council are the organizing of a Junior High Student Council an the adoption of an orphan from Greece, whom the students of A.H.S. are now faithfully supporting. Every Thursday the student council could be found busily forming new laws and revising the old ones. Many motions promoted fiery discussions which ended in either a new law or in reiec tion by a majority of the vote. This year, effective legislation concerning sanitation, courtesy and responsibility has been passed--proving that our student council is an ever functioning organization . The functions of the student council are to make rules for the good of the school and to help with the general planning and functioning of school affairs. lt is considered an honor to be a member of the student council. SEATED: J. Baker, I. Firestine, R. Weiss, I. Harding, B. Nuss, R. Noldy. MIDDLE ROW: M. Pond, R. Gregory, L. Ackley, Mr. Knouse, T. Cotton, C. Noldy, N. Sackett. STANDING: A. Delaney, E. Rosenberger, E. Jones L' N' fieion STUDENT CQUNCIL The Junior High Student Council is made up of I6 members, all of whom are from 7th, 8th, and, 9th grades. The able officers are as follows: Gerald Harding, the hardworking president, Robert Weiss supporting vice pres- ident, Gloria Slater the secretary, Jack Firestine the treasurer, and Jo Anne Baker correspondent. Since the Junior High Student Council is a new organ- ization at Athens, a committee has drawn up a constitution this year consisting of standards and rules. The purpose of the council is stated and how members are elected and how they are removed fif need bel, with amendments and by- laws. The constitution was read twice before the council and was accepted. The Junior High Student Council works independently of the Senior High Student Counci although the two councils did have a meeting together about the Honor System. There were three Junior High Student Council representatives, three Senior High, and three faculty members present. One of their accomplishments was their collection for Charles Doty's family whose home burned. Larry Green delivered Sl8.22 to this f0mllY which was Collected from Junior Hl9l1 homerooms only. The Junior High Student Council worked on the following problems: snowballing at noon hours, a cleaning campaign of the school grounds, and suggestion boxes in the shop and in the Home Economics building. This newly formed organization fills a long felt need in our rapidly growing school. I. EDITOR: R. Elsbree EDITOR: D. Klinko Few people realize the tremen- dous amount of work which is re- quired to put out the Athenian. The publication of this yearbook was no exception. First the staff has to pick a theme for the book and get the first installment to the publisher. With hard work and a little luck these feats were accomplished. After the Christmas vacation, the staff settles down on the second copy. SEATED: Mrs. Alger, Mr. Tidlow. STANDING: Mr. Martin, Mr. Hazard, ATH EN IAN SEATED: I. Hurd, J. Babcock. STANDING: F. Schrader, J. Firestine, I. Fox. STAFF SEATED: M, Cimmons, C, Pelron. STANDING: E. Perry, S. Hoffman, I. Hunsinger. SEATED: B. Rider, M. Mullen, J. Bab- cock, J. Hunsinger. MIDDLE: A. Hooper, E. Farr, N. Walter, J. Covey. STANDING: W. Parker, A. Shoemaker, M. Sidey. J. Hurd, R. Nichols i 27 3 11 -J!! This portion of the book dealt with the activities and the sports sections and caused many! problems. However, Lady Luck paid another visit and the staff managed to finish the hardest part of the book. This YSCITIS staff was composed of the literary, art, and advertising groups. Many thanks also go to the patrons, advisors and all of the other people who helped to make the Athenian possible. SEATED: L. Brennan, N. Walter. STANDING: J. Hunsinger, M. Sidey, M. Eike. FRONT ROW: W. Zum, M. Sackett, D. Bennett, P. Price, S. Zum, G. Campbe1l,,J. Maryott, P. Lambert, A. I-loose, G. Brewer. MIDDLE ROW: B. Watkins, B. Lee, N. Barrowcliff, G. Cole, A. Callear, N. Johnston, S. Regn, Mrs. Broughten, S. Riley, D. Brown. BACK ROW: G. Babcock, A. Blackley, A. Leahy, L. Tebo, J. Van Scoten, S. Post, E. Cole, I. Harris, C. Young, C. Talada, W. Rossi, P. Graham, J. Whipple. FHA The Athens chapter of the Future Homemakers of America now has a membership of forty girls. The club having the motto Toward New Hori- zons is under the capable leadership of Mrs. Broughton. It is characteriz- ed by the red rose and colors red and white. Regular meetings are held in the Home Ec. rooms during activities eriods. To raise mone , the girls ave sponsored bake safes and dances, which included the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance: they have sold cook books and have made and sold Christ- mas corsages and earrings. The club continually works toward a future of happy and secure homes. SEATED: S. Zum, G. Campbell, J. Maryott. STANDING: P. Price, D. Bennett, P. Lambert 'St H? ft es QW! 'L'L ':..L Q 3 , ,Lf 7' N FIRST ROW: J. Smith, C, Harris, V, Thurston, C. Curtis, D. O'Shea, B. Jolley B Bailey D Tobbe, J Cain SECOND ROW: R, Jolley, K. Cole, R. Strange, D. Platt, I. Ford, Mr. VanScoten, A Cornehy H Chilson I Platt G, Rockwell, THIRD ROW: H, Griswold, O, Whipple, G, Chandler, J. Bean L Simons G Gilbert, F Young I, Crowley, L. Chilson. Future Farmer's Alll This club, limited to Agricultural students, has been progressing since I935 under the able direction of Marshall J. Van-B Scoten, better known as Van . The aim of the club is to understand and improve farming methods. Each stun- dent has a different project to undere take on which he must keep clear, close and accurate records., Each member of the club is sport-D Eng a bright blue corduroy jacket with his name, office he holds and the national F.F.A. Emblem on the back. SEATED1 D. o'shea, B. Jony, B, Baiiey, STANDING: V. Thurston, Mr. VanScoten, C. Curtis, D. Tobbe, FFA an Aka.. SEATED: S. Hoffman, K. Keir, D. Noldy, C. North, M. Cinnons, L. Kreamer. MIDDLE: C. Collins, L. Shay, Mr. Gebriel, J. Griswold, B. Glosenger. STANDING: S. Haxton, N. Fitch, J. Bennett, R. Ackley, J. Kandelin. FNA Two new clubs formed this year at Athens High School were the Future Teachers of America and the Future Nurses of America. The F.T.A. is under the direction of Mr. Leonard Gabriel and the F.N.A. is under the direction of Miss Edith Hine. Since it is customary to name the F.T.A. chapters after a noted educator from the area, the Athens chapter was named the Irving W. Hazard Chapter. Typical activities of the F.T.A. are student teaching, story-telling, tutor- ing, and observing classes on various grade levels. The F.N.A. participates in such activities as taking field trips, making visits to special departments of hospitals, preforming volunteer service at the Robert Packer Hospital, preparing fCIvOrS for trays at holiday time, and enter- taining many guest speakers. SEATED: B. Zulkosky, M. Sackett, D. Bennett, G. Cole, Y. Reese, M. McKeel. MIDDLE: H. Pietro, W. Rossi, J. Chilson, M. Young, P. O'Connor, M. Catlin, B. Kjelgaard, Miss Hine. STANDING: G. Noldy, S. Hoffman, J. Carr, S. Regn, P. Reynolds, B. Baron. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Ackley, I. Goble, Mr. Ayers, C. Collins, I. Bennett. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Baron, I. Griswold, E. Langford. EVENING TIMES STAFF TOP ROW: I. Nichols, J. Alexander, F. Barrowcliff, T. Parke, A. Noldy, G, Estes, B. Harding, J. Parks, W. Zulkosky, A. Carlin, D. Splain. MIDDLE ROW: T. Sullivan, C. Havens, D, Beers, A. Jordon, R. Nuss Mr, Weiss, E. Clark, C. Reene, C. Strowd, A. Thresher, D. Vanderpool. BOTTOM ROW: A. Goble, A. Nichols, A. Pelton, J. Raupers, L. LaDuex, J. Ellis, P. Bostwick, T. Davidson, F. Wilcox, P, Dixon. ,Il The annual science fair of Bradford County is made possible through the co- operation of the Science Teachers As- sociations of Bradford County. Last year such industries as Du Pont, Sylvania, Ingersoll Rand, and Westinghouse con- tributes prizes of bonds and gold cups. Prizes consisted of a Grand Prize plus first and second prizes for each division . The fair is held in the Towanda S. C. I.Building. Last year The Dail Review assumed responsibility-o-f sgfihlg up tables and preparing the hall. The Evening Times rinted all entr blanfs. Judges froTn-Syljvania, Ingersoll Rand, and the Robert Packer Hospital as well as individuals not affiliated with any scientific concern. To qualify to enter a student must be takingascience course. He must submit an entry blank for one of the following classes: Biology, Human Biology, Engineering, Conservation, General Science, Physics, or chemistry. Each student is allowed a 3 x 4 foot space and must set up his exhibit only. Last year, Bill Reynolds won first ltlubeissfsznwmi lm and PQIIRTTI Suppiy war k Y fTT3iif?f3i Tr.3m5m'il lm Q6 is S 'Bm prize in the Human Biology division with an exhibition of the circulatory system. Bill Molyneaux won onorable mention on his self made lucite base transmitter and power plant. Other entries were a model of the brain by Nancy Fitch, a one-tube radio by James Pruyne, and a leaf collection by SCIENCE FAIR Marilyn and Carolyn Lupton. When President Bill Molyneaux opens the Science Club meeting every week, anything can happen. Generally the meeting takes the form ofa bull session in which members discuss their Science Fair proiects-- this has on occasion led to vigorous, but friendly arguments, giving Secre- tary Sandra Rowe some interesting things to record, especially when the subiect of solar batteries and elec- tronics comes up. Sometimes we have speakers, and we plan to take a couple of trips to places like Sylvania before the year's end. Our main purpose is preparing pro- jects, discussing our ideas and telling about the progress made is an incentive for working, and much of the friendly ciriticism goes into the proiects in the shape of improvements. We are cer- tain that our members will make a fine showing this year at Athens. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Pruyne, J. Havens, L. Krearner, N. Fitch. SECOND ROW: B. Wallin, B. Molyneaux, D. Jordon, L. Fairlie, I. Vose. THIRD ROW: C. Olmstead, N. Keir, J. Pruyne, W. Chay- kosky, D. Spencer. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Pruyne, Mr. Keir, Mr. Baity, G. Tolbert, R. VanGaasbeck, S. Robinson. STANDING: J. Fox, V. Cohen, I. Firestine. SEATED: S. Hoffman, B. Rider, C. North. The Thespians are in their fourth year at Athens High School after be- ing organized in November l953. The troupe is number 482. The National Thespians Society is a non-secret, honorary organi- zation. To be a Thespian, a person must have had a certain number of lines in the Junior or Senior Play. The members who were inducted last year were: Jack Northrup, Danice Nold , Jay Cole, Judy Baker, and Eilaine Perry. The new members this year arep Jim Fox, Vic Cohen, Jerry Firestine, Connie North, and Barbara Rider. THE SPIANS STANDING: D. Noldy, I. Northrup. SEATED: E. Perry. J. Baker. The 10th grade Dramatics Ciub 's composed of students interested 'n furthering their knowledge in the iramatic field. These students learn rhe proper use of stage vocabulary, speech, stage effects, and make- Jp. The presentation of two one act alaysz The Impossible Room and 'The Search for Brian Murphy by loberta Ackley, a member of the arganization, are their outstanding achievements of the year. The club comes under the direc- 'ion of Mrs. Volechinesky, a compe- 'ent advisor. The officers are: Cecelia Iollins, president, Peter Hartwick, lice president, Joan Northrup, SGCFG' 'ar , Sheilia Lane, treasurer, Judy Vlilller, reporter, and John Newbury :nd Roberta Ackley, advertising zommittee. The club is of great value to the students as it improves their stage :resence and teaches them the qualities af a good speaking voice. Many students 'hat participate in this organization are i nterested in making dramatics their STANDmG.'S Davis zareer. Certainly membership in this berry. N. Ighgson. ' :lub aids in achievement of this goal. DRAMATICS CLUB SEATED C Collins, S, Fay. M. Young, P, White, I. New STANDING: S, Lane, J. Northrup, D. Hart- wick, K. Chilson, J. Miller, L. Rumpff. SEATED: R. Ackley W A... A A 1, J' , , ON FLOOR, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Cohen. I. Fire- stein, STANDING: R, King. I. Cole, L. Chil- son, J, Fox, C. Pietro, S. Hoffman, SENIOR PLAY SEATED: J. Baker, B. Rider, L. Chison, J. Northrup, B. Nichols, C. Wandell, C. North. STANDING: J. Simmons, A. Minier, E. Perry. Penelope Sycamore . .Connie North Essie Carmichael Rheba .... Paul Sycamore . Mr. De Pinna . Ed Carmichael . Donald - . - Martin Vanderhof Alice Sycamore Henderson - - Tony Kirby . . Boris Kolenkhov Mr. Kirby . . Mrs. Kirby . . G-Men . . . Carlyle Olga .... . . .Barbara Rider . . Elaine Perry . . Clair Wandell . Robert Nichols . . Lloyd Chilson . . Arthur Minier . . Jack Northrup . . Judy Baker . . Jay Cole . . . James Fox . . .Victor Cohen . . Gerald Firestine . . Sandra Hoffman . . Robert Sawicki Pietro, John Crowly . Jo Anne Simons SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Noldy, S. Schaife. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Hunsinger, J. Kan delin, M, Cirnmons, B. Zulkosky, L, Brennan, B. Shadduck, J. Hurd. wma UN IOR PLAY if Old Doc , Bob . , Pa Brown . Ma Brown , Margaret Burns Dick Burns . Janet Martin, Mr. Hepple . Don Brand . Helen Brand . Mary Selby . Mrs. Rossi . Mrs. Cronen, Mrs. Mellon. Lois Warner . N W Q' ff ff 3 uf 1 Charles Olrnstead . . , , Jerry Cain . . Howard Griswold . . Nancy Srorelli . Catherine Cady . . . John Lynch . . Peggie Reynolds Norman Tompkins . . . John Neily . .Janet Griswold . Ardena Callear . Janice Goble . Nancy Fitch . Judy Jones . . Sally Regn FRONT ROW: G. Ford, J. Riley, D. Hoffman, S. Hugo, L. Shepps, R. Warner, G. Sumner, R. Yale, D. Riley, I. Lynch, C. Pietro, A. Minier, SECOND ROW: V. Cohen, R. Bolonde, J. Felt, B. Jolley, R, Toby, G. Gilbert, I. Cron, V. Raupers, D. O'S-hea, J. Northrup, B. Wallin. THIRD ROW: P, Larrabee, H. Griswold, W, Lowery, L. Hammond, I. Felt, I. Bean, I. Page, T. Holbert, J. Childs. FOURTH ROW: M, Lynch, J. Baker, D. Noldy, G. Noldy, C. Cady, A. Cimmons, K. Kier. STANDING: Lloyd Shepps, Bob Warner. KNEELING: Stanley Hugo, Jim Bean, Gary Sumner. PIGSKIN CHAS ERS One of the oldest and most prominent in the long line of activities at Athens High School is the Pigskin Chasers. The only requirement to be a member of this club, which is made up mostly of boys, is to have a letter in one of the man sports offered at Athens High School. The cheerleaders, who are honor- ary members, take part in the various activities of the pigskin chasers. One of these, is the publication of the annual Athens vs. Waverly Pro- gram booklet. This includes pictures of both teams and bands, also high- lights of the games throughout the year. The officers this year are: presi- dent, Bob Warner, secretary, Stan Hugo, treasurer, Gary Sumner, sergeant-at-arms, Jim Bean, and faculty advisor, Coach John Childs. FIRST ROW: B, Fuller, M. Watkins, R, Orshall, H. Woodburn, J. Firestine, L. Roberts, V. Crandall, A. Holbert, C. Crouse, P, Dix, G. Wall. SECOND ROW: R, Murphy, R, Gregory, R. Langford, G. Schuchardt, G. Mullen, B. Avery, T. Hugo, J. Cole, G. Babcock, L. Page, G. VanGorder. THIRD ROW: L. Twigg, G. Cole, E. North, I. Hasenfus, L, Minier, J. Watkins, W. Belcher, J. Morley, K. Seafer, B. Donahue. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Chase, J. Lattimer, R. Jenney, G. Minier, R. Cole, D. Hauseknecht, S. Wandell, R. DeBue. GRIDIRON CLUB . 'V il. 1 A ' - f 5 H- t -... L.. ... I ' M-j,,,..,,. ,:....: .,. .,..:, .N 1 2 ' 1 , , 5 I S g 2 tml Q FIRST ROW: B. Glosenger, J. Novajosky, E. Langford, J. Griswold, W. Parker, J. Hunsinger, B. Zulkosky, M, Eike, M. Mullen, J. Maryott, M. Sidey, SECOND ROW: J. Coyle, S. Taylor, N. Blemle, B. Kjelgaard, S. McKeel, Mrs. Jones, M. McKeel, J. Babcock, S. Hoffman, J. Hurd, L. Brennan, E. Burgess. THIRD ROW: J. MOrley, M. Rumpff, Y. Reese, P. Reynolds, L. Shay, N. Storelli, J. Moore, K. Cady, K. Kier, G. Noldy, I. Carr. FIRST ROW: J. Bean, D. Tobbe, V. Cohen, G. Gilbert, H. Griswold, J. Cron, E. Beam, L. Hammond, J. Ford. SECOND ROW: K. Chilson, D. Wilbur, D. Bennett, K. Chilson, Coach Childs: I. Platt, K. Jackson, B, Perry, W. Finch. THIRD ROW: H. Chilson, M. Briggs, K. Cole, L. Rumpff, D. Catlin, T, Holbert, I. Collins, C. Harris FOURTH ROW: D. Bartleson, R. West. L. Brown, O. Whipple, G. Chandler, G. Rockwell. WRESTLING CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Cohen, H. Griswold, J. Bean. SEATED: S, Scaife. STANDING: G. Fraley. P A. OPERATOR S STANDING: B. Cole, J. Simmons, S. Sobiech, A. Blauvelt, G. Cole. SEATED: N, Johnston, D. Darrow A. Shoemaker, P, Reynolds. Q 'T 'ww g,,x., li UC SEATED: M. Cimrnons, S. Hoffman. STANDING: D. Noldy, V. Raupers, A. Minier. The purpose of the French Club is to stimulate interest in the French language, customs, and education. Another purpose is to develop time for activities which cannot be done in class. As an aid in learning the language and more about the French people, the students will correspond with some students in France in their native language. Anyone interested in French may belong. This year's membership is 20 students who meet every other activity period. The president this year is Danice Noldy with Mary Alice Cimmons act- ing as vice president. The secretary is Sandra Hoffman and the treasurer is Art Minier. A new office this year is reporter, which is held by Vince Raupers. The duty of the reporter is to report news of the French Club to the Evening Times. The club this year is under the capable direction of the new French teacher, Miss Clare Geiring. FRENCH CLUB SEATED: D. Noldy, M, West, M. Cirnmons, I. Allyn, E. Langford, S. Hoffman. MIDDLE: F, Winslow, M O'Conor, B. Claypool, Miss Geiring, M. Herrick, J. Baker, J, Moore, N. Storelli, K. Cady, G. Noldy. STANDING: B. Nichols, J. Northrup, D. Bourdette, H. Horton, V. Raupers, R. Wheeler, A. Minier. l l All -H On the evening of December 21, l956, the 'unior class of Athens High presented tlhe annual Junior-Senior prom. Fantasy in Frost , which was their theme made it one of the coolest proms ever. The gym was cleverly embellished with gayly colored snowflakes which enthused all who attended. To add to the wintery effect, many small trees sprinkled with snow were in the setting. To complete the theme title, Fantasy in Frost , an enormous revolving snow- man was the center of attraction in the gym. Music was provided by the Starlight- ers Orchestra, whiCl'1 contributed greatly to the success of this year's Junior Prom. Featured at one of our most out-stand ing events of the year, was the crowning of the king and queen. Seniors Margo Eike and Bob Yale were crowned by vice president of the high school, Vince Raupers JUNIOR PROM 5 5 -1 y 1 I 5 H l 5: 1. 3 I s Du X y 9 a 1 ll . V :a, E? -.5 .v J. . Zn 8 w x v. . MElLWuS2W!ENBx 2Wi99 SE5Rb iQN!3?W6N HHEg1itfm3?XB495TW3i7mWW?9Wi!fi'iK'fii?Fi,iWSi3136kiRWWdHi!i' E6iBMmN 5 5A. !RiWWRb 5 '4HfAili9Ef!I.SR!3W8A . k SPORTS - rm .Ks if .ra u TOP ROW: A. Minier, B. Wallin, J. Collins, I. Pruyne, T. Frost, D. Maryott, B. Yale, G. Gilbert. G. Randall N. Tompkins. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Weiss, J. Cron, W. Lowery, L. Brown, D. Riley, H. Griswold, H. Horton, B. Wheeler, J. Felt, J. Felt, V. Cohen, N. Fairbanks, L. Hammond, Coach Childs. BOTTOM ROW: J. Riley, D. Hoffman, L. Shepps, T. Holbert, V. Raupers, B. Jolley, J. Lynch, J. Page, G. Sumner, S. Hugo. CAPTAIN B. Warner, G. Ford, J. Bean. Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens St. Micheals- 0 Towanda- I3 Sayre- 7 Newark Valley- 6 Edison High- 7 Troy- O Canton- O Waverly- 0 FOOTBALL The Bulldogs opened their victorious season by defeating St. Michaels. It is the first perfect season since 1951. The first R. T. L. win was over Towanda which proved to be another easy vic tory: The Bulldogs came through brilliantly in the traditional encounter with our big rival, Sayre. For the fourth and fifth wins the Bulldogs racked up big scores over Newark Valley and Edison High. Troy was whipped for another R. T. L. win. Can- ton, su posedly the big game of the year, was crusheclband the Bulldogs took the R. T. L. Championship. During the half time of the Homecoming game CCantonJ, Elaine Perry was crowned football queen, attended by Sandra Scaife and Mary Alice Cimmons. Waverly was the final victim for the Bulldogs, winding up an undefeated season of eight games. As the whistle blew for opening practice a brand new Athens Junior Varsity football team took the field. Ed Chase was new at the posi- tion of J. V. coach although he had served as assistant to the varsity coach, John Childs, the previous ear. Coach Chase, a confirmed disciple of the Split T formation had come up with a bunch of fleet backs who ran like the proverbial scared rabbit and a rugged gang of linemen who were harder to crack than a stone wall. September 29th the team made its debut under the lights at the Lockhart Street Bowl. lt was the young Bulldogs all the way 26-7. lt continued thus throughout the season, until the Waverly game when having put up a tough struggle in the torrenting rain, the Bulldogs had to settle for a 6-6 tie. Athens' young Bulldogs finished the season with a 4 wins l tie record plus the J.V. Roosevelt Trail League title and the Valley Championship. Athens Athens Athens Athens Sayre Troy Towan da Waverly -26 - -40 - Athens-39 Canton - -27 -6 - J.V. FOOTBALL ,-. ,mimi A . D. Riley J. Riley D. Hoffman SENIOR STARS B. Yale G. Ford B. Jolly J. Lynch J. Bean B. Warner J. Felt G. Sumner V. Cohen L. Shepps B. Bolonde S. Hugo Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens BACK ROW: T, Jones, Coach, D, Oakes, J. Page, C. Pietro, V. Raupers, R, Warner, C. Wandell, Manager. FRONT ROW: G. Sumner, J, Collins, L, Shepps, G. Brewer, S. Hugo. BASKETB LL Owego Owego Dunmore Bing. Central Corning North Waverly Canton Sayre Troy Wyalusing Towanda Canton Corning North Waverly Sayre Troy Towanda Bing. Central Wyalusing All Stars St. Rose Alumni Elklcnd S. Williamsport Ashley i957 has brought many things to Athens High including a varsity basketball team of which we are all justly proud. Again this year-as in the past--the Bull dogs defeated all competition and emerged Roosevelt Trail League Champions. An accomplishment of this nature would not have been possible without many hours of practice and preparation under a capable coaching staff headed by Mr. Tom Jones. Athens 33 Owego 56 Athens Owego Athens 42 Dunmore Athens 44 Bing. Central Athens 51 Corning North Athens 64 Waverly Athens 43 Canton Athens 54 Sayre Athens 39 Wyalusing Athens 41 Troy Athens 51 Towanda Athens 34 Canton Athens 50 Corning North Athens 42 Waverly Athens 54 Sayre Athens 49 Troy Athens 50 Towanda Athens 53 Bing. Central Athens 58 Wyalusing Athens 43 All Stars The Athens Junior Varsity Basketball team once more captured the Roosevelt Trail League title. This marks the fifth year out of the last six that the little Bulldogs have taken this honor. Such an achievement is not gotten without much hard work and practice. Each boy is expected to give all he has for the team. This year coach Ken Oakes had very good material for a Jay-vee squad. However, his entire starting line-up will be lost to the Varsity next year. We sincerely wish the best of luck to the boys on next year's team to equal or even surpass this year's fine record. .1 . V. BASKETBALL l l FRONT ROW: P. White, R. Smith, J, Felt, N. Allen, R. Brozoski, J. Firestine, B, Perry. BACK ROW: D, Tompkins, J. Cole, B. Avery, L, Roberts, H. Woodburn, Mr. Oakes, J. Allen, L. Cain, L. Spear- man, H. Cole, R, Orshall. SENIOR STARS L. Shepps B. Sullivan D. Gavette B. Fay B. Bolonde J. Lynch J. -Felt BOTTOM ROW: G. Orshall, B. Reynolds, B. Felt, R. Raumpers, C. Sweet, E. Rumpff, H Kerr A Babcock Manager S. Parson. MIDDLE ROW: Coach, Mr. Marvin: Manager, P. Larrabeeg D. Oaks, J. Page L Shepps J Lynch J Felt B. Sullivan, B. Bolonde. TOP ROW: D. Dunn, P. White, L. Brown, D. Gavette, F. Corneny B Fay H Horton I. Collins, J. Cron. Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens BASEBALL Wyalusi ng Troy Waverly Canton Towanda Sayre Troy Wyalusi ng Canton Towanda Sayre Inter-class Meet Seniors 72 Juniors Athens 74 2f3 Sayre Athens 94 Waverly Athens lOl V6 Wellsboro Athens 73 V2 Waverly Athens 59 V2 Wellsboro Athens 95 Sayre Owego 53 V2 Athens Athens 62 V6 Sayre S re Invitation Carnival Arlll-lens 63 V4 Cwego Waverly 6 V4 Wellsboro District Four Championship Meet Athens 78 Sayre North Potter Joint 3 S.R.U. Penn Relays 7l 43 V3 I5 I6 sfo 25 V2 5a V2 52 42 V2 52 51 V2 3 67 l G. Ford, J. Northrup, B. Warner, J. Riley. Athens fourth in mile relay. State Cham ionship at Penn State S. Hugo - Erst in pole vault. J. Northrup - fourth in broad iump. Sophomores Troy Waverly Sayre Wyalusing Tro Well sboro 2l 44 21 sfo 40 V4 3 so o Freshman 9 Towanda 6 Towanda 5 Troy 27 37 4 Towanda 0 Towanda 5 TRACK BOTTOM ROW: D. O'Shea, G. Ford, R. Babcock, J. Riley, C. Callear, G. Randall, G. Forbes, D. Dimick. MIDDLE ROW L. Hammond, V. Cohen, D, Murrv, S, Hugo, J. Northrup, D. Hoffman, D. Riley, G. Sumner, B. Warner, D. Gilbert Managers, D. Tobbe, AJ. Minier. TOP ROW: I. Pruyne, D. Kitchen, R. Brennan, W. Lowery, J. Newberry, C. Hams D. Klinko, V. Rauvers, G. Randall, D. Maryott, C. Sweet, Coach John Childs. 1 -sxv-v'-uvp:q-rvwlvl's--- - - -- ' ' W' J. Northrup I R11 Y SENIOR STARS DR1y GFd rr-lr-1 I ww-qu ' -1-v-n-1-r--' V. Cohen B. Warner S. Hugo G. Sumner D. O'Shea FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Noldy, M. Lynch, J. Baker D Noldy A. Cimmons, T. Cady, K. Kier. STANDING: E. I?rew, E. tlaupers c Noldy N sacken These hardworking, ener- getic, and vivacious band of girls add color and spirit to our athletic performances. In choosing the new cheerleaders, ability, lead- ership, appearance, and gen- ral behavior suitable to a representative of our school are essentials that are kept in mind., The J.V. Cheerleaders are selected by the varsity cheerleaders and their spon- sor, Mrs. Jones. The Var- sity Cheerleaders are chosen b members of the facult . These girls serve as exceillent representatives of our fine Athens High School. KNEELING: S. Kler, H. Rlder CHAMPS Seldom does a high school pro- duce both championship basketball and football teams in the same year Such has, however, been our good fortune at Athens. To these teams we proudly dedicate this page. The first of these teams was our basketball squad of last spring who carried the Athens banner farther than it had ever gone before in this sport. The second was our Fightin' Bulldogs who downed all opposition and ended the season undefeated. Congratulations! 3 , 1. ..--.1 ,--., u I ii 'V f 9 ' r MUSIC -i-H ' I r I .. x Vi -4 4 J lk ' 1' , . 1 .. 11... l - FRONT ROWg S, Lane, E. Perry, L. Robinson, B. Rider, R, Ackley, L, Hammond, R, Benrly, SECOND ROW: G. Noldy I. Kandelin, N. AICXHHGSI, N. Blemle, E. Parmenter, J. Pruyne. J. Newberry. THIRD ROW: I. Northrup, L, Rumpff, K. Keir, D, Noldy, J. Lynch, D, Klinko, J. Northrup. FOURTH ROW: M. Cotton, J, Miller, N. Storelli, J. Baker, C. North, D, Oakes, G. Brewer, SENIOR The senior high mixed chorus is exactly what it says. This organization is made up of sixty boys and girls who are genuinely interested in music and who are under the competent guidance of Miss Wood. These sixty are divid- ed into four groups: altos, tenors, sopranos, and basses. This year the accompanist for this group is Danice Noldy, an excellent pianist. These boys and girls are representa- tives from grades ten, eleven, and twelve. Every Tuesday and Thurdsay this hard working group meets during fifth period. The chorus rehearsals are defi- nitely not in vain, appearances. In the winter, the chorus presents a Christ- itional dramatization of the Christmas story, and new Christmas songs. The members of the cast wear uniform clothes for these performances. The girls usually wear white blouses and dark skirts while the boys harmonize with this combination by wearing white shirts and dark trousers. mas Concert. The concert is composed of carols, the trad- L i , 'ini i -. FRONT ROW: G. Sumner, S. Hugo, J. Graham, M, Young, M. Selleck, B. Zulkosky, C. Cady. SECOND ROW: J. Riley, C. Olmstead, S, Regn, J, Hunsinger, M. Lynch, P. Brittain, G, Snyder, THIRD ROW: G. Ford, T. Powers C. Wandell, S. Scaife, W, Parker, P. Blauvelt, P. Parke. FOURTH ROW: N. Tompkins, W, Lowery, S, Robinson, J. Griswald, H, Campbell, N. Gardner, M. Mullen, CHORUS The Spring Concert, for which many preparations are made, features songs of great variety. The performers dress in a manner appropriate to this special occasion. The girls are gaily bedecked in color- ful evening gowns and the boys are neatly arrayed in their white shirts and dark trousers. The chorus also sings for the last and most memorable performance of all--commencement. This year for the first time the members of this organization elected a Chorus Board. The officers on this board are Jack Riley, president, and Lloyd Hammond, secretary. Represent- atives from each section: P. Blauvelt, soprano, Stan Hugo, tenor, John Lynch, bass, and Joan Kandelin, alto. The pur- pose of this board is to select the music for the chorus and help plan concerts. Members of the chorus represent our school at various events. This year there were twelve students sent to the county chorus at Wyalusing. District chorus, held in Tunkhannock included our representatives Joan Kandelin, Clair Wandell, and Jack Northrup. Clair Wandell was the delegate to state chorus which was held in Washington, Pa. The endless hours of preparation are rewarded by the sterling perform- ance which the chorus members present and the audience hears. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Robinson, N, Storelli, C. North, B, Rider, G, Snyder, J, Kandelin, S. Scaife, J. Griswold, M, Mullen. SEATED: D, Noldy. TRIPLE TRIO This musical organization, under the competent guidance of Miss Wood, was organized in 1941. Originally it was only a sextette, but in order to be a more general music group it was enlarged to become the Triple Trio. The girls are representatives from the junior and senior classes. Besides the vocalists, the accompanist is a student--this year it is Danice Noldy, a very talented pianist. The Triple Trio, needless to say, is composed of nine girls singing alto, second so rano, and soprano. The girls chosen for this club must have real singing ability. Incidentaliy, these girls sing in three parts which is more difficult than singing in unison. The members of the organization for the past years have been wearing identical outfits. This year the were neatly bedecked in grey dresses with a saucy red trim. These girls can be seen practicing every Wednesday for an hour after school. When they perform for special programs they practice at least twice a week. Their efforts are reward- ed, for they sing for assembly programs and Baccalaureate, also for such organizations as the Lions Club, Library Club, University Club, Eastern Star, Monday Club, radio station W. A. T. S. and the Christmas and Spring concerts. They sing a wide variety of music rang- ing from classical favorites to excerpts from operettas. Our school has received many compliments after the performances of these girls. We at Athens High School are proud and honored to have such a talented group in our school. This year the annual Christ- mas Concert was presented by the Senior High chorus, aided by the Triple Trio under the direction of Miss Emma Wood. To start the Christmas Concert in the spirit, the chorus proceeded down the aisle singing O Come All Ye Faithful . A few members carried candles which shone brightly in the dimmed auditor- num. The first half of the program consisted of a number of reli- gious songs. Each was narrated by a member of the chorus. 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R . ::, .,.. .N,vl ,I K X y .- Q, f if ,I ' f f JE' x if , If XX H .l K ff ik ,f 5 - .fi f if i E 4 1 SENIOR CHORUS ln our Senior High Chorus of voices, twenty-three are seniors, seventeen of whom have earned one full credit, since they have been with the chorus For their three years of senior high school. These members have helped to make the appear ances ofthe Senior High Chorus in such activities as graduation, Christmas con- certs, and cantatas a full success. In the soprano section there are Phyliss Blauvelt, Margo Eike, Janet Hunsinger, Marcia Mullen, Wilma Park- er, Sandra Scaife, and Barbara Zulkosky The altos consist of Nancy Alexander, Judy Baker, Joan Kandelin, Connie North, Elaine Perry, Barbara Rider, and Lois Robinson. George Ford, Stanle Hugo, John Northrup, Jack Riley, gary Sumner, and Clair Wandell make up the tenor section. Basses are Duane Klinko and John Lynch. Danice Noldy is the accompanist this year after two years of singing. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS The Athens Senior Band is going to suffer a great loss when these nine musi cians graduate. All nine have been in the band For the last four years. Duane and Clair have been in the Senior Band since sixth grade. Out of this nine we have four very able trumpet players. They are Duane Klinko, Clair Wandell, Janet Hunsing- er, and Ernest Beam. Margo Eike is the First clarinet, while Marcia Mullen is the second clarinet in the band. Jack Northrup plays a French horn. Dorothy Bennett plays a nice baritone and Jo AnnSimons is a very good saxaphonist. Band sweaters were received by these nine band members for being in the band for three years. DISTRICT BAND Each year, the Pennsylvania Ed- ucators Association holds the district chorus and band. These events are held in one of the 60 schools which make up our district. Each of these schools select its finest vocalists and musicians and submits their names to the P.M.E.A. headquarters, which selects the students For the event. This year, .loan Kandelin, Jack Northrup, and Clair Wandell were selected for the district chorus. On January l7, they tra'-feled to Tunk- hannoch to participate in the three- day event. DISTRICT CHORUS Upon arrival they were assigned to the private home where they were to stay and begin practice immedi- ately. After their grueling days of har practice, the chorus gave a very fine concert on Saturday night to cli- max the festival . One month later the annual dis- trict band was held in Clark Summit. Four students from Athens were fortu- nate enough to be chosen for this event. They were Margo Eike, Lynn Cooper, Leigh Cooper and Bob Sickler These students Followed the same pro- cedure as the chorus members, wind- ing up with a wonderful concert on Saturday, February l6. CAFETERIA Each day, about eleven o'clock, the pleasant aroma of the forthcoming dinner finds its wa through the halls of Athens High Schooll. The maiority of the students eat in the cafeteria where they enioy a well- balanced meal served daily, which is planned with the provisions of the Na- tional School Lunch Act in mind. These meals are pre ared under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Shannon, Manager, and her co-workers, Mrs. Ann Gordon, Mrs. Joyce Brennan, and Mrs. Pearl Parke. The cafeteria is a non-profit proiect which was established in I949 and has been running successfully ever since. The cafeteria was built in the summer of that year to provide a warm, balanced lunch for students who are unable to go to their homes for lunch. The student body greatly appreciates the efforts put forth by the Board of Education and the Cafeteria Staff to provide a lunch program. Few students and people connected with the school realize the tremendous amount of work that is done by Mrs. Stowell, Charles Throp, Thomas Hol- bert, and Russell Seymour for the school. They are always willing to help with such things as dances, plays, and other off-the-job activities. During the school day this helpful foursome can be seen hurrying around to keep our school neat and tidy all the way around. Everyone connected with the school should thank all of these people personally for the helpful and co-operative way they have made it possible for all of us to be proud of our school. MAINTENANCE I W Y ,, 'lIl'1 lF Tl ll? I W f f -l. 'lil .l-.. ...iq -l.-. .-.1-. .-. ...iii - ..-.l1 1-il- -.-. - X If -lu .li 1-T- -i-1 .l . -111 -1. - --ig- Fl.-. 1.111 I E NT S PROFESSUNNAL Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mrs. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Wayne H. Allen D. R. Baker William Baurys John Black Ray Bolinger E. M. Brennan Joseph Cady S. J. Cimmons Kathryn Cook Ralph Gregory Edward Kulczycki F. A. Latini J. C. Lynch M. D. Martin Manley Rockman R. L. Steclge Ray Tippett, P. T. R. B. Winston 'HO PAGE Mrs. Grgicciiirrry Alger Mr. and Mrs. llarry E. Ayer Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baity Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beam Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beam Miss Marie Bean Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Beeman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blend Miss Ann Bohnet Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bostwick Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bourdette Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Reid Brace Mr. Gus Bressler Mr. and Mrs. William Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Campbell Miss Amy Canedy PATRONS Miss Phyllis Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gerould Miss Clare Ann Giering Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goble Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Grover Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Griffith Mr. William E. Harris Miss Phyllis llaxton Miss S. J. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hoffman Mr. Eddy Hooper Mrs. H. D. Houghtalen Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hunsinger Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hunsinger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutnick Mr. William Inman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jennings Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kandelin Mr. Harry Cannovins Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Catlin Charles Cahill Jesse Childs John Childs William Chubbuck Mr. Bob Cohen Mr. William Cole Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Collins Mr. and Mrs. Congdon Mrs. May Cook Mr. and Mrs. James Covey Mr. and Mrs. Riley Darrow Mr. E. K. Dill Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dimock Mr. and Mrs. Elson R. Durgin Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Eastlake Mr. Dick Elsbree Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elsbrec Mr. J. Robert Elsbree Miss Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Erle Ted Falsey Philip Fedchak Ted Fink Gerald Firestinc Gary Forbes and Mrs. George Fraley and Mrs. Glenn Fraley Mrs. Jean Gabrielli Rev. J. J. Gaffney Mr. Frederick Kellogg Miss Barbara Kjelgaard Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kline Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lewis Mr. Jay Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Luezejko Miss Julia Lunger Mr. A. C. Lucomb Mr. and Mrs. Pete Manville Mr. William Markham Mr. and Mrs. Claude Maynard Mr. Richard Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Max Camp Mr. and Mrs. Estes Mead Mrs. Florence Mennig Mr. N. Merdick Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCormick Miss Barbara McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mitchell Mr. Conrad Miller Mrs. G. J. Miller Mr. Joseph Miller Mrs. Cecil C. Munn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newhouse Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noldy Miss Judy Novajosky Mr. and Mrs. G. Lewis Parsons Mr. and Mrs. llarry Page Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Park Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parker Miss Jean Patton Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Piatt Mr. and Mrs. Garnard Pipher Mr. and Mrs. James Pruyne Mrs. D. C. Rawley Miss Yvonne Reese Mrs. Helen Reigel Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rhodes and Mrs. Arthur Rider Stan Robinson Edward G. Rumpff and Mrs. Roy Sackett William Schrier and Mrs. Paul Seibel and Mrs. Lee Segar and Mrs. Paul Seager and Mrs. Earl Shadduck and Mrs. Robert Shepps Robert S. Shepps and Mrs. William Sidey Charlene Simons and Mrs. Harold B. Smith Stephen Sobiech and Mrs. Fred Stair Harry Stuckey and Mrs. Charles Thurston Charles R. Thurston and Mrs. Earl Tiffany Miss Shirley Titus Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tobbe Mr. Bruce Twigg Mr. and Mrs. John Twigg Mr. Peter Tymoski Mr. Leroy M. Vanderpoel and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walter and Family Mrs. Frank Wass Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Welch Mr. and Mrs. ll. E. Weller Mr. and Mrs. Don White Mr. Lynn White Mr. Paul White Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams Miss Lois E. Wrisley Mr. Michael Yuska A Friend Compliments of ATHENS DAIRY Milk and Dairy Products Delivered anywhere in the Valley Phone Tu 2-ll2l Save for the Future df 2232221-elsif.-22.2 Q 5757-1 'T -wi'?E'lE'E?Tnf5,- .,.E -- -2 L l 5 I EEE 5:55 ee E Ill -fe Ei EE F55-'E Egg --121222 lease,-2 Ez: Fi 22' 4 212222 5552522 'ik-': Sie 3211: le .1 5:2555 E 1 -1:2 22553 3713 -' ' n X :LJ .x .... - .... -..- . Y -.. ?, ----:1::g::::r . pi-Y .4..::::: ---- THE ATHENS NATIONAL BANK Athens, Pennsylvania BIRD SUMNER GENERAL INSURANCE Athens, Pennsylvania Complimenfing 1957 Graduates SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS TOP: Gary Summer, John Lynch, Lloyd Shepps, Jack Northup, and Victor Cohen. BOTTOM: Mary Alice Cimmons, Judy Baker, Betty Shadduck, and Margo Eike. THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Athens, Pennsylvania COG U OS CSSO Ingersoll -Rand EB THE VALLEY AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALERS ACKLEY BUICK GEO. FRALEY GARAGE GARRISON - KOLB OLDSMOBILE Inc. KOHLER PONTIAC PE NN-YORK VALLEY MOTOR SALES AL THEETGE CHEVROLET TIOGA POINT MOTOR CO. SAYRE MOTOR CO. WALKER MOTOR SALES BLUE SWAN Sayre, Pennsylvania Success To The Class of '57 Your Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer GEORGE FRALEY Athens, Pennsylvania Utopia Aluminum Combination Doors J. F. HANLON INC Wholesale And Retail Lumber Where good feeling goes with Square dealing Roof Paint lntra Insulation Box ll ll A1-hens, Pq U Tu LOWERY FUNERAL HOME Pipe Organ Music 225 South Main Street Athens, Pa. NORTH ,JEWELERS Athens, Pa. Waverly, N .Y. North Jewelers C0mPl lmenls of Compl imenfs of ACK'-EY BUICK ALTERI FUNERAL HOME Your Buick dealer in the Valley Sayre' Pc' 508 S. Elmira Sf. Athens, Pa. Compliments of AGP ATHENS FUEL CO. TEA COMPANY Your D8.H Coal Dealer Complgl::e2:Lo'fAgl:leade's Automatic Heating Athens, Pa . Compliments of Success To The Graduates of 1957 ATHENS GLF ATHENSl PHARMACY Next to the American Store Theodore Fink, Prop. We do it ourselves Good workmanship is Compliments of No accident with us EARL B. BEAM BERT'S PHARMACY Plaster Contractor Originator of Sun Burst Sayre PC I 0 Plaster Finishes 1 l Meet tie ani, at Compliments of 4 ' ' U if BENEDICT TYDOI. BOB'S SODA BAR Sealtest Ice Cream W West Sayre, Pa, H12 S. Main Street Atlmens,Pa. ll BOWEN MACHINE CO. BREWER25 5c 8. IO: STORE Tu 2-7I85 Complete Welding and Machine 314 S. Main St. Athens Pa. Sefwce A Ben Franklin Store Athens' Pa' Locally Owned Nationally Known Compliments of BROTAN'S Fashions For The Entire Family Sayre, Pa . Compliments of CHARLIE'S MOBILE STATION Tu 8-9141 Keystone Ave. Sayre, Pa. Charles Utter Best Wishes To The Compliments of Class 0,057 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK CLOVERDALE OF WAVERLY FARMS coMPANY Whaling!! Athens-Sayre-Waverly Compliments of Compliments of COVEY'S ATLANTIC MAX CCHEN SERVICE STATION East At hens, PCI. Milo Hill Athens, Po. CROFT LUMBER CO. Building Materials - Hardware Electrical Supplies - Plumbing Tu 2-7691 Tu 2-0834 lOl Spring Street, Sayre Pa. Compliments of DAVIDSON'S DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacist across from Post Office Athens, Pa. Compliments of DEWITT ELECTRIC Contracting - Wiring - Appliances Radio and Television Sales and Service 320 South Main Street Athens, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Never before have trained Beauticians been in Greater Demand EMPIRE BEAUTY COLLEGE The best Shops are on the watch for Empire Graduates . Individual and Class Instruction . 5 Day week - Mon. Thru Fri. . Morning, Afternoon and Evening Classes . State Licensed Gov't Approved . Largest best equipped in N.E. Pa. Write for Catalogue 87 S. Main St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa ERNEST CATLIN 8. SONS Pumbing, Heating, Electric PHILCO We service after we sell Athens, Pa. EVANS AND CHAFFEE Your Quality Store For the Junior Miss Sayre - Towanda ,Q aus 2 llfrset ns KS i w nun V .A Y ' ff A awgwwan rj 5 3 ly, A g h:., I rm ,I syiis f I lsss I li.ii isssi -V 4,,:,hE-,A z - :w t f f w iii, at .. .. .. ' ,gi-s,,:. .g 5- ww. - -Qx I -, 3:s,EgE.53,g.:- ,WE Compliments of Your Daily Newspaper THE EVENING TIMES Serving Athens, Sayre, and South Waverly, Pa., Waverly, N.Y. , 81 Surrounding areas. Best Wishes from THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sayre, Pa . C -l' t f Compliments of omp 'men S O FRIANT PLUMBING AND HEATING FORREST HOUSE Hotel and Restaurant T-F- Sewell' Pf0P- 222 soufh Main sf. 49 Years Serving Good Food Athens, Pa. Athens, Pa. l l BEST WISHES I Compliments of GREEN HCUSE SERVICE STATION Tu 2-1904 530 So. Keystone Ave. 3I7 So. Main Street Athens, Po . SGYVGI P0 - Besl Wishes From Congratulations C. W. GWINN CLQTHING stone D' MkHS'g:,2R'CK Tu 2-4574 F 3l0 South Main Street Athens, Pa. Quality Furniture Waverly, N.Y, Need Money For New or Used Cars? W. J. 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Compliments of COLE'S Food Market Wavery, N,Y. Compliments of HAROLD COOMBS' Smoke Shop Main Street Athens, Pa Compliments of COVEY'S SODA BAR Mile Hill Athens, Pa . WM. F. DIMICK 84 SON Harley - Davidson Motorcycles Columbia Bt Schwinn Bicycles Phone Waverly l39O 376 Broacl St. Waverly N.Y. Compliments of G. L. DUGGAN Everything in Plumbing, Heating And Electrical Supplies Tu 3-75l3 East Athens, Pa. Compliments of DUNNE'S PASTRY SHOP For The Best in Pastries Tu 3-1752 West Sayre, Pa, EVANS Department Store Clothing For All The Family 420 So. Main Street Athens, Pa. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ulster, Pa. Every Account Appreciated Choice Meats and Groceries FORBES AND EDDY Tu 2-3134 Athens, Pa. Tu 3-5522 Athens, Gasoline - Oil - Lubrication FRED FOOTE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Phone 695 436 Chemung Street, Waverly, N. Y. Compliments of GALLUP'S GROCERY Ulster, Pa. Compliments of GLASER'S REXALL DRUG STORE and GIFT SHOP S 8. H Green Stamps Sayre, Pa . 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KEN'S TEXACO STATION Washing, Polishing, Lubrication, Tune-up, Pick-up and Delivery Cor. Keystone Ave. 81 Layton Compliments of EUGENIA KINNER BEAUTY SHOP 99 Hayden Street Phone Tu 9-9551 Sayre, Pa. TU 8-5324 Sayre, Pa. KNAPPS DEPARTMENT STCRE CQNQRATULATIQNS Waverly, N.Y. KQHLER PONTIAC Knapp's Give And Redeem Tu 8-7231 S 8. H Green Stamps Best Wishes From RICHARD LIDDIARD All Cuts of Meats North Elmira Street South Waverly, Pa. LINES POULTRY EGGS Fresh or Frozen Poultry Free Delivery Phone 964 Route I7 Waverly, N. Y Compliments ot LONGO'S BAKERY Sayre, Pa. Compliments of MINGOS' BEAUTY SHOP Tu 2-4641 205 Bridge Street Athens, Pa Compliments of GERALDINE MONTGOMERY General Insurance Athens, Pa . MORETON CLEANERS and THE GIFT BOX 4I3 - 4l5 Broad Street Waverly, N.Y. Compliments of LEO OS BORNE Groceries Cayuta 81 Broad Streets Waverly, N.Y. Door Way To A Man's World JIM PALUZZIS Toggery and Tailors I06 South Elmer Avenue Sayre, Pa. Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in The Valley PARK BAKERY Tu 3-I04l I8 Desmond Street, Sayre,Pa. Compliments of PARKER 8. SHANBACHER Asphalt Paving IO Years of Satisfied Service The Family Shop Men, Women, and Children PETE'S BARBER SHOP I09 East Lockhart Street Sayre, Pa. Compliments of ART REAGAN JEWELRY We Give S fi H Green Stamps 2lI Desmond Street Sayre, Pa. RED 3. DICK'S MARKET Wholesale, Retail 8. Custom Work Tu 2-37ll Milan, Pa. Compliments of VIKING RESIN PRODUCTS INC Waverly, N. Y. Compliments of ROCKMAN'S Sayre, Pa Compliments of ROTARY SERVICE Nevin R. Mantz - Manager Tu 3-8472 Sayre, Pa. Compliments of ROTHLOFF'S GROCERY 203 Pennsylvania Avenue Athens, Pa. Compliments of ROY'S BARBER SHOP South Main Street Athens, Pa. Best Wishes To The Class of '57 SAYRE CLEANERS We Give S 81 H Green Stamps Compliments of SAYRE LAND Co. The Founders of Sayre S. SCHWARTZ Ladies and Childrenls Wearing Apparel 321 Broad Street Waverly, N, Y, Compliments of SHAFFER'S SUNOCO SERVICE North Keystone Avenue Sayre, Pa, Compliments of SHARPING INC. SHOE STORE Quality Footwear For The Entire Family T46 Desmond Street Sayre, Pa. Clothes To Wear For Men Who Care STElN'S Men's 8 Boy's Shop Arrow Shirts - Michal Stern Clothes Samsonite Luggage - Swank Jewelry T34 Desmond Street Sayre, Pa. LE LA STEVENS Best Wishes To The Class of' 57 DRESS SHOP ESTHER STORELLI'S Clothes With A Flare DRESS SHOP Athens, Pa. Sayre, Pa. Compliments of STOVE R'S Athens, Pa. Compliments of THOMAS AUTO SUPPLY Athens, Pa. Compliments of J 8 F TOOL AND DIE CASTING CORPORATION Tu 2-8581 Athens, Pa . Compliments of VALLEY COAL COMPANY FUEL OIL Oil Burners And Stokers Boilers And Furnaces Sayre, Pa. VALLEY STOC KYAR DS, Compliments of West Athens, Pa. INC. Office Supplies Office Machines Business Equipment AII Makes Portable Typewriters Easy Payments VALLEY TYPEWRITER SERVICE 4l6 Stevenson Street Sayre, Pa. Tu 8-7593 Success To The CLASS OF '57 J. P. VALLILEE Congratulations to the Class of '57 VOSBURGH'S BARBER SHOP South Emira Avenue Sayre, Pa . H. Compliments of E. WALKER 8. SON Pumbing 8- Heating Athens, Pa . For Music, News and Sports Keep Tuned To WATS 960 On Your Dial Sayre, Pa . Compliments of WESTBROOK'S DRESS SHOP Athens, Pa . Mengel - Lees - Sealy Kroehler - Ethan Allen WOLF FURNITURE CO. Sayre, Pa . o-g-a, B-B, and Larro Feeds WOOD'S FARM SUPPLY Tu 2-7842 IO4 North Elmira Street Athens, Pa . Spaghetti and Pizza Try Our Pizza Burger YANUZZl'S RESTAURANT Tu 3-4352 South Waverly, Po. Compliments of WOODWARDS DEPT. 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