Athens Area High School - Athenian Yearbook (Athens, PA)
- Class of 1958
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' , - - u n , - , . Sauvcmrs TABLE QF CGNITENTS ACt1v1t1es MUSIC Sports Senlor H1gh Class Offwers Underclassmen Senlors Cafetena Workers Malntenance Patrons Advertlsements L1 il YQ ............. .. 4 L ' ....... ..24 ' ' ' .... 44 Faculty and Administration . .. 58 ' ................. 66 ' ...... ..94 ' .... ..95 ..96 ' ..98 L., We rcmcmbvr that lt is surely an honor to be a part of this activity in Athens High School. This top repre- sentation of the Senior Class must include good typists, first- rate artists, and excellent Eng- lish students. Above all, this staff must be able to develop profitable ideas and convert these ideas to our book through the arrangement of both writ- ings and drawings. lst Row - C. Mclntire, J. Goble, G. Noldy, H. Pietro. 2nd Row -L. Shay, L. Kreamer, J. Allyn, M. O'Connor. 3rd Row - M. Catlin, J. Jones, J. Moore, C. Cady. 4thRow- C. Olmstead, V. Raupers. 5th Row- J. Carr, K. Keir, J. Va.n Scoten. Typists - N. Blemle, L. Cooper, absent, Danny Oakes. HTHEHIHH STHFF , 5. ,Q 5969 , 59' vo Seated - L. Spencer, P. Riley, N. Roberts, J. Husick. 2nd Row - C. Mclntire, N. Molyneaux, M. Finch, J. Goble, S. Taylor. 3rd Row - Mr. Martin, L. Whipple, D. Robinson, R. Bently. IT... v Q il. Seated - Mrs. G. Alger, Mr. R. Martin. Standing - Mr. I. Hazard, Mr. L. Gabriel. T7 .X through the ymrs ....,, f,,......w Xi E' 24, X rf XJ s.-J N-.- Seated N Storelli V Raupers T Powers P White 2nd Row M Lynch P Reynolds J Newberry C Olmstead Dr C Bresee 3rd Row J Bennett,J Harding L Havens L Fairlie, P Durgin SEHIUR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The official body at Athens High is the Senior High School Student Council Representatives of the sophomore junior and senior classes are elected in the spring preceding their terms The heated contests result in victory for eight candidates a boy and a girl for one year and a boy and a girl for two year representation from the sophomore class Junior delegates include the two students remaining from their sophomore year and a boy and a girl newly elected to a two year term Seniors choose a boy and a girl from their class for membership. In addition, are the officers: the president, who is a senior, and the vice-president, a junior, who is elected in November, and who automatically becomes president in his senior year. The main purpose of the student council is to help keep the school in smoothly-working order. Congestion in the halls is partly relieved by rules made by the council, and this does a tremendous amount in promoting the order desired. The pencil-vending machine, serviced V Raupers by the council is another practical side of the council's functions. A job for the student council this year was to decide the use of any profits from the variety show. In two years the student body, directed by student council, has supported a Greek girl. She has now become self-supporting, but the council is in the process of getting another child for adoption, With the excellent sponsorshipof Dr. Bresee, may the student council in the future guide the student body as well as it has in the past. A Seated 1 to r E Jones C Reeves,R Weiss P Watkins 2nd row M L Krutzeck, L Brozosk1,Mr D Knouse P Bostwick J Collins, T Sullivan 3rd row R Clark, C McCabe, T Haueisen, R Pierson, S Goodreau at A. fl. 5. We have it 5 C R Weiss The purpose of this organization ac- cording to its constitution is to promote good citi zenship and harmonious living throughout the school and to promote the general welfare to improve the moral standards of the Junior High School. Members of the governing body include representatives of each homeroom in the seventh eighth and ninth grades and their officers elected from the junior high stu- dent body at large' president Bob Weiss' vice-president Calvin Reeves- secretary- JUHIUH HIGH STUDENT CUUHCIL treasurer Edward Jones. The president is a freshman and the vice-president is an eighth grader who becomes president in his freshman year. A three average is a requirement for membership. The junior high student council is guided by Mr. Knouse. It is entirely separate from the senior high student council. Although this is only the council s second year of existence it is felt that they handle the situations they face in a very capable manner. had many enjayab c Cast of Characters Lizzie, The maid . .Marjorie Catlin Agnes Carol Howard Carol Joan Carol .... Jeannie Carol Ginger Carol. . . Eddie Davis .... Tommy Green Mr. Wilson .... Ed Hoffman .... SEHIUR . . Janet Griswold Charles Olmstead . Peggie Reynolds . .Betty Kjelgaard . . . . Gail Noldy . . .Danny Oakes . . . . Jim Bennett . . Gordon Brewer . . . Jerry Cain PLHU fu 0 sv . 977 za' TIIHE HUT FUR GINGER times in auf c ubs Cast of Characters Nina Cassell , , Mrs. Rumbel , , Scootie Cassell , Mr. Putman . . . Tony Cassell , , Pinkie Ames , , Dunk Doyle , , , Bing Hotchkiss , Genevieve Jones Major Todd . . T. Newton Todd Eula Hotchkiss . Dr. Luther ,,,, Officer Ryan. . . Billy ...... , Pam Brittain , , , , ,Nancy Johnson . . . . . Joan Northrup , , , , Pete Hartwick . ..... Shelia Lane , , , , Ann Cimmons , , , , John Newbury , , , , , ,Wayne Miller , . . , , Linda Rumpff Chester Harris . . .... Paul White . . . . . Joan Bennett . . . . Nile Keir . . . . Jim Cain . . . ,Ted White 'f N - r K nf'4 ,X Y ?, C :Nil , D 4 ,Q T sw 'PN 'Ci' JUHIUH PLHU SPRING GREEN and activities -O4 , S- d - ht genie to rig dwg. :giQlBa!A'Y1ar Left to right - A. Phillips. E. Raupers, B. Lee, W. Rossi, G. Slater, L. Tebo. Seated -G. Brewer. 7 Y . v P. Reynolds ga 1 . Robeftiw SStor9ux' NA... 956: in if-Y ex e NC Which button do I push now? Wails one of the new P. A. Operators just learning to work the public address system. At first the system seems quite complicated, but then the oper- ators learn the function of each little gadget and they find there's nothing to it at all. The students of A,H,S, are very thankful for the help of the P.A. oper- ators, who devote one free period a day, five days a week to their work. Without them there would be students running around the halls, knocking on doors asking, 'ls Charlie Brown here? Mrs. Southee would like to see him at the end of the period. Charlie, as well as the rest of us here at Athens, really appreciated the good work these P.A. operators are doing. P. H. UPEHHTUHS f E93 Y - X The great mrzcly cnvstm. ?afaJ use -4,- ,SP ,Inv 5 ,tr r xc: Z eil x. 1 U YROT' TOWN JUNIOR SENIOR PROM The annual J unxor Senlor Prom presented by the Junlor class of Athens Hlgh was held on the eve nlng of December 23 1958 The theme was Crystal Paradlse and muslc was by the Starllghters Or chestra Th1s year for the f1rst tlme the prom was held at the I R Club House Because of the beauty of the clubhouse only a large Chrlstmas tree was used for decoratlon As usual the crownmg of the kmg and queen was one of the hlghllghts of the evenlng A dlfferent way to select the queen was used by whlch each semor glrl present had an equal chance of bemg plcked All names were placed 1n a box and one drawn The lucky couple Jacquelme Carr and Gary Gllbert relgned as klng and queen The queen was crowned by the v1ce pres1dent of the school Thomas Powers mdk cs ,waking am' 1st Row J Moore M. Hardmg Y Reese N Storelh 2nd Row J Allyn N Molyneaux J Caxn Mr Nearhoof sponsor L Shay P OConnor T Cady 3rd Row C Olmstead M Cathn B Claypool L Krearner J Jones E TIHIES REPUHTERS The Evemng Tlmes reporters under the capable d1rect1on of Mr Edward Nearhoof keep our commumty well mformed on school HCIIVIIICS throughout the school year These stu dents who are members of Mr Near hoof s semor Engllsh classes g1V6 a flrst hand report on the sports events of the week JUHIOI' and semor h1gh assemblles the prom club act1v1t1es new teachers trxps taken by dlfferent orgaruzatxons etc Th1S work g1VCS those students who are mterested m a career 1n wrmng a chance to develop the1r ablllty 1nth1s fleld 0 O ' 4 --.J ff . -K4 -3 -4? J, , -t, X .kan L A 1 if e 1 o 7 4 I c n l ! u 1 a , . , . . I . I . - I I - I - - - I . I ! xl 1 , . or fum n difficult lst Row C Coll1ns, K Ken' L Kreamer,S Lane ...gif pf 2nd Row .I Jones G Brewer, Mr Gabrlel sponsor L Shay E Rosenberger 3rd Row F Shores, K Fxsh P Durgxn The Irvlng W Hazard Chapter of the Future Teachers of Amerlca has proved to be very actlve The members have the pleasure of takmg over d1f ferent classes for a perlod Here they IS llke Some of them even get to VISII dlffcrent colleges and have the honor of bcmg addressed by noted people from the colleges Dues are pald by each member Wlth th1s money plns are bought and worn proudly 'Ihe future teachers organlzatlon xs mak mg a great contrlbutlon to the educa t1on of Amerlca by recrultmg the future teachers of the natlon Roberta Bowen A I-I S 1954 CURRICULUM Specxal Educatxon for the Mentally Retarded and Elementary Educa t1on Bloomsburg State Teachers College ACTIVITIES Ma.roon and Gold Band Col lege Choraleers Waller Hall Govermng Board Waller Hall Assoclauon, Sxgma Alpha Eta Speech and I-Iearxng kratermty, Oblter College yearbook ladvertlsmg staffj Ma roon and Gold College Newspaper lnews staffj, Who's Who 1n Amencan Umversmes and Colleges, 1957 58 ..-.....- - 5? 1U , r T . , i y J, fi. , 1' L K sf t 4 ' ' l :L K4 L, U 4 V, V - I C I Q X Ql--. H-A N KA . - , ' , ,, . . . - . y - . A s 7 , , . . I. . V 7 . ' . obtain knowledge of what real teaching - , - 1 ' ' K, .ww 4- . X I H, . 3 U ' ' , ' W4 A' g ff ' I I - 5 , Q . 9 . . , . 1 ' ' Q - task. t., ' ' 'Ti l Any me selection 4-s 1-u '1- 1st Row - N. Blernle, N. Storelli, J. Griswold, Mrs. Jones, Sponsor, mc L. Kreamer, J. Goble, A. Callear. 2nd Row - P. Reynolds, L.. Shay, J. Moore, J. Maryott, K. Keir, E. Langford, Y. Reese, E. Harding. 3rd Row - S. Taylor, M. McKeel, S. McKeel, L. Rose, L. Spencer, B. Platt, B. Platt, P. Ruey. The Girls' Athletic Club is a club composed of junior and senior girls interested in participation in sports. The G.A.C. meets each ac- tivity period under the leadership of Mrs. Ruth Jones. Activities for the club have consisted of playing bas- ketball and volleyball with other girls' teams. Plans were discuss- ed and carried out for the annual senior boys versus senior girls bas- ketball game. In the winter months the G.A.C. planned outdoor activities such as skiing, skating and toboggan- ing and also made trips to Elmira for indoor swimming. The point system is the basis of recognition in G.A.C. A girl must earn 500 points a year, consisting of receiving so many points for each game or hour played in various sports. If she succeeds in this, she is awarded a medal if a senior or a letter if a junior. The awards are presented in assembly the last day of school. The following officers were elected for the year 1957-58-Nancy Storelli, president, Nancy Gardner, vice-president, Nancy Blemle, sec- retary, Linda Kreamer, recording secretary and Joan Northrup, trea- surer. GHC -.stm AM: lst Row - J. Frost, S. Davis, Mrs. Jones, S. Faye, M. Sackett, M. Lynch. 2nd Row - M. Young, N. Johnson, J. Miller, L.Rurnpff,J.Nort.h- rup,-S. La.ne. 3rd Row - B. Baran, J. Bennett, N. Gardner, G. Fral- ey, P. Brittain, A. Cimmons. 13 ls sure ta be II IN-f :- A N Standmg Mr 1' Smxth Mr T Kelr sponsors Seat ed W Lew1s,J Alger A. Schoonover IIC! Standlng D Dunn J May,C Morr1s,F Johnston Seated N Mo1yneaux,MHard1ng One of the newest clubs at AHS th1s year IS the very popular Rlfle Llub The elub under the able dlrectlon of Mr Theodore Kelr meets not only every aetlvlty perlod m room 213 but also tw1eeaweek after school at the 1ndoor flflng range 1n the new lngersol Rand club house Each member must be aware of the SIX rules eoncernmg the safety of flre arms Then the members must be approved by an adult The seventeen members elected John Alger presldent Allan Schoonover VICE pres1dent Ken LEWIS seeretary and B111 LEWIS treasurer The club IS lookmg forward to many competltlve shootmg matches w1th area rlfle teams As an out growth of thls club II lb hoped that Athens w1ll have a r1fle team permanently QCII I 'U Standmg Mr T Kelr, R Olsen, J Alger, C Harrls, A. Schoonover,W Lewxs Kneehng R. Smith, K Lewxs, J Wllhams, H Lambert, E Johnston o 0 Q - I I 5 g 0 V gal , 1 ' ,L M M I, . - 4,184 U!! -54 K . C: 3 I ag ,I N ' V l I W ' .max Q xx 'Q lt . I : F . ' I -x -M . . + I T A , I ' - -4 1 . Y' S H. x , . li' ' . , ' ' . . ' W A ' ' ,4 1 ' V M ' I s .. ' 1 5 , , Q . ' 2 4 -.ffl ' . -n 4 a W X ' , .4 ' E 8,4 'A , Mig, M Q T -., Q Y' me 3 2 te ' - ' I I ., ' . 4 ,Q , ' ' ' . Q , .. . W M X AT ,im .inf ' - as an 7? i!4'j' K :M 5,4 'rv I A I . I H 3 M E , , h I .. A a J' ,gf f t 0, , . A s z ' n ' . ' ' . - '. 4 Y t A . M i I O . If ' . .0 I V ' A , , Q O Q, . . J Q Q ,X Q , T I V ' - W, F, ,lg N nizifif U I I if ' j V , ' ' . ' 'J SWF? f 'J' . A ' if T I . I .J . Seated B Rumpff N Walker Standing S Stowell N Cady P Seltsmger J Baker The 9th grade Young Play ers sponsered by Mrs Vol shinsky is a relatively recent addition to Athens High acti- vities. There are no qualifi- cations for membership except that of a sincere interestin act- ing. Many of the students are interested in acting purely for the satisfaction itself while others are seeking knowledge of the techniques used. The offi- cers of the club this year are Jo Ann Baker, presidentg Bobbie Carr, vice presidentg Bonnie Rumpff, secretary and Nancy Cady, treasurer. The Young Players sponsor- ed a talent show which was very well received and they also pre- sented one play which was com- posed of the members of the club. Seated R Carr C R Johnson Standing G Schuchardt R Schrader Mrs A Volechemsky S Watrous N Wanck youd vue. Chase d6'flVlfl6'S are lcd by capable 'Wir il- l-........... IV' xifll: HCf4EMAK lst Row G Rogers, C Vanderpool, B Lee J Whrpple L Wxles, P Graham 2nd Row E Pudney J Tompkxns J Van Scoten, B Davxdson S G11bertG Spauldmg S Kexr, M Rlchards L Plpher 3rd Row P Parks B Payne A Leahy S Post C Young N Sackett B Rumpff 4th Row N Delaney, B. Crowley, D Depew B Westbrook, E Cron The F HA one of the largest clubs 1n Athens Hlgh School IS an aff1l1ate of the natlonal branch of the F H A whose purpose IS to lncrease the opportumtles for the development of leadershlp and mtellxgent p3I'IlClpaI1OI1 so much needed 1nademocrat1c soc1ety The Future Homemakers of Amerlca whose motto expresses the purpose of learnlng to l1ve better to day xn order that our lxves maybebetter tomorrow IS composed of chartered state assoc1at1ons whlch 1n turn are made up of chapters 1n Junlor and semor hlgh schools offerlng homemakmg Our school club has bake sales and sells corsages to raise money 1n order that they mlght send Care packages Servmg tea to faculty members another project of the FHA provldes an enjoyable t1me for both club members and faculty Last but by far not least, the glrls prepare packages fllled Wllh clothes to send to Crossnore,a school 1n the Tennessee Mountams The offlcers 1n Athens are as follows presxdent, Ne111e Barrowcllff, vxce presldent, Arlene Blackley, 'R' V AF 5, Seated L Tebo, A Blackley, N Barrowchff, B secretary treasurer, Beverly Lee: and hlstorlan, Lee, G Brewer Standrng Mrs Allford, Mrs Lols Tebo Broughton A Q ' ' 421 Q W . , 1 vzi yogi, W' .LV 5 P . :ar -, ..- f.. lk ' in W ' VN: 1 4 V I 1 Q Q . v -ya w ' ! , . I ., - 1 mn-- .. y i 'tv 5 W fin Qs F. H. H. . . ' -. we is . . ...' Q- ' N . . ' . ' . E ,. .N . . - kx . '. . Vjy mwzbcrs af our faculty. SCIENCE CLUB Don't put that in therel' Boom! As the smoke slowly clears, we see several members of the science club slowly scraping burnt residue from the counters. This seems to be a weekly occurrence for the science club. There may be explosions and failures but the members always come back to try again. Through all of the failures and explosions the ever faith- ful secretary, Linda Kreamer, is taking notes for president Charles Olmstead or vice-president Thomas Powers The experiments are mostly the prelude to larger things to come such as exhibits for the Science Fair Each member of the Science Club is required to enter an exhibit in the local Science Fair The Advisors are Mr Marvin Mr Smith and Mr Keir N' Seated C Olmstead T Powers Standing J Havens L. Kreamer 1st Row E Botten B Wallin 2nd Row J Havens, L I-airlie T Powers, J Pruyne 3rd Row B Pruyne L Kreamer, D Jordan, S Robinson 4thRow J Harding, W Chaykosky, B Molyneaux, J' Neiley Standing Mr Smith Mr Marvin w-gf . I . . . , . , . . ' - J . u 7 4 f - u J u n . I 1 u a . 1 , 7 I n 1 . i 0 I 1 0 n - . 7 . . H gm ,, I Q C .4 1' I ff x . 1 XX ,I , the senior lst Row Mr M VanScoten sponsor E Rockwell J Cam L Slmons R Tobbe,H Chnlson, H Grxswold G Gllbert 2nd Row R Stranger J Vose J Ford, R Cole,J Snuth A Corneby R Campbell, M. Brlggs, J Place 3rd Row S Northrup,D Platt,J Dolan L. Twlgg R Cole R Mosler One of the most act1ve clubs 1n Athens Hlgh IS the Future Farmers of Amerlca Th1s energetlc club IS under the d1rect1on of Mr Marshall Van Scoten The F F A meets everyother BCIIVIIY per1od1n the Agrxculture bulldmg ThlS year the club took 105 so1l samples from the near by farms These samples they tested and from the test the farmers learned whxch crops would grow best on thelr land Besxdes th1s worthwhxle project the club took several mterestmg trlps Ih1S year one to Blooms burg to attend the fan' one to the Pennsylvanxa Farm Show and one to Cornell Umversxty at Ithaca Athens IS very proud of James Cam who IS the vlce presxdent of the county organlzauon and was elected to be a delegate to the F F A convent1on The chapter IS also proud of Dale Spencer who won Grand J umor Champlon honors wlth h1s prlze cow Dale won several blue r1bhons and a cup To quallfy for the F F A each boy must be a fully accredlted Agrlculture student be lnterested 1n farm 1ng and must pay hls dues conslstlng of one dollar yearly Seventy fxve cents of Ih1S money goes to the Nauonal and State OI'gan1Z8I1Ol'l whlch Athens IS afflllated wxth ff 4 Q1 5.1 xv r '! Kel, class extends w9'4 Y' THESPIHHS The Thespians are a group of students who are especially interested in dramatics The Thespian club is an honorary society composed of these students. There IS a po1nt system by whxch the Thesplans are chosen These polnts are obtalned by havlng a long part 1n the Junlor or Senlor Play or by partlc 1pat1ng 1n several assemblles or short plays Often students who have wrltten plays are ellglble for membershlp There are a certam number ofpomts awarded from each act1v1ty and a member must have at least ten polnts to be el1g1b1e for member sh1p Th1s club bemg a member of the natlonal group IS member number 482 Havlng been organlzed 1n 1953 the club IS ln 1ts f1fth year at Athens Hlgh School Thls club 1S beneflclal to the students 1n that II glV6S the students experlence ln actlng and appear mg before others 1n publlc gathermgs lil QQ! k .a-.9-ww Seated P Reynolds M. Catlm G Noldy Standmg B Kgelgaard, J Ne1ley,J Caxn,J Newbury, N Storelh their thanks is-'E it lst Row - R. Tobbe, R. West, N. Fairbanks, G. Gilbert, J. Cron, J. Page, D. Oakes, D. Maryott, J. Neiley, G. Noldy, K. Keir. 2nd Row - J. Cain, F. Corneby, J. Collins, V. Raupers, H. Griswold, M. Lynch, A. Cim- mons, C. Noldy, G. Slater. 3rd Row - H. Woodburn, D. Catlin, L. Simons, T. Powers, J. Felt, J. Newbury, L. Hammond, W. Lowery, L. Roberts. 4th Row - R. Mosher, R. Smith, N. Allen, W. Perry, J. Allen, J. Fraley, J. Firestine, L. Page. One of the biggest dreams of anew letterman from our four sports is that he will soon become a member of the Pigskin A Chasers. This club, which is one of the school's oldest, f f j is rapidly increasing in membership and importance. The only f Q qualification for acceptance into the Pigskin Chasers is that D the person wishing to enter the club possess a letter in one of I the sports. It is not at all a time consumingclub, but many a fine job is done by the different club committees. One of these jobs is the selling of football programs. These programs are made up by the varsity cheerleaders, who are honorary members in the Pigskin Chasers. Another task is the showing ofa movie to raise money for letters and sweaters for the senior members of the club. The club's initiation used to be a real ordeal and torture for its new members. The club has changed its policy and this year.the new members were allowed to sing and make some speeches before an assembly of the entire Senior High. Under the direction of Coach Childs and his four assistants, elected by the club members, the Pigskin Chasers has developed into a fine institution. The purpose of the club is to develop good character, leadership and democratic qualities through direct participation in club projects. PI The club officers in 1957-58 were: President Jake Page, Vice President,J im Crong Secretary,Gary Gilbert, Treasurer,Howard Griswold and Advisor,Coach Childs. 20 in them The LUINNCE -1: r-- J wx E xiii it ruf- IUHESTLIHG CLUB Front T Powers, H Gmswold R West 1stR0w J Place A. Macdougall L Cole D Platt,E Rockwell,N Tompkms R Wheeler D Maryott 2nd Row J Cam R Orshall R Bennett, M Brxggs J Cam G T1ffney, H Chxlson B Perry Langford J Newberry, W Lowrey, G Gllbert D Catl1n R Tobbe, J Allen, N Allen 4t.h Row L Page J F1rest1ne J Cron 1' Corneby R Srnlth I.. Ha1nmond,J 1'raley J Page N l1a1rbanks L Roberts 1 P1n tag team half nelson sclssors and sleeper are some of the terms one may hear whenever the wrestllng club meets At Athens Hlgh School wrest11ng IS strlctly an act1v1ty wh1le at many other schools wrestlmg IS an 1nter scho1ast1c sport The ma1n reason wrestlxng IS not an 1nter scholastlc sport at Athens IS that we lack the fac1l1t1es to have both Basketball and wrestllng durmg the same season Each act1v1ty perlod the wrestl1ng club meets 1n the gym and the members wrestle and try new holds They also have tag team matches where two members team up aga1nst two other members They wrestle two at a t1me and tag each other to get out of holds The offlcers are Howard Gr1swo1d Rlchard Tobbe and Roger Jolly The advlsor IS Coach Ch1lds . , HSQQ-ay. . ...K . 's ' '. xx f N l fi .4 X 1 X .... I . M A - . . ' , . . ' . 2 7 a 7 Q I o . 7 . y . . - - I 7 - y . . I 7 - ' 3 e V 0 I 7 l 7 J. Felt, Coach Childs. 3rd Row - J. Neiley, B. Mosher, R. Q - 1 4 V I 0 7 u u 1 n 1 . ! u - l ! l 1 '- 1 - I 9 - - 1 y - J , . . l 1 I 9 . I ,W V A 11 1 ' . . J . D i . who have The Future Nurses of Americaisaclub com- posed of senior high girls with one purpose in mind - to become nurses. Meetings are held twice a month and presided over by Betty Kjelgaard as president, Marjorie Catlin as vice-president, and Marcella McKeel as Secretary-Treasurer. At these meetings many ideas are presented and worked out. The girls have undertaken many activities, out of school as well as in. One of their well-known projects is doing volunteer 'EW tn, work at the Robert Packer Hospital. llere the girls are recognized by the neat pink and white aprons they wear. Other activities include taking trips to other hospitals and helping with polio shots and other clinics held at school. Often nurses or other specialists come to the meet- ings and tell about their work. Although this club has not been in existencelong,it has proved worthy of being a member of the national or- ganization, Seated - A. Cimmons, J. Northrup, M. Deuil, P. Brittain, M. Sackett, N. Johnson. Standing -J. Carr, E. Langford, G. Noldy, B. Kjelgaard, H. Pietro, Miss Hine, M. McKeel, M. Catlin, Y. Reese, J. Jones. F. Il. H. Seated - H. Rider, S. Murray, B. Smith, D. Robbins, A. Cooper, N. Walker, C. Congdon. Standing - M. Richards, M. Young, L.. Pipher, S. Smith, B. Baran, G. Brewer, T. Cotton, S. Jackson, J. Nichols, S. Gilbert, E. Raupers. W ,L s I L helped us lst Row J Cole J Childs J Zulkosky 2nd Row C Van Gorder T Hugo P Hammond E Jones J Parks 3rd Row C Krouse R Donahue 4th Row G Babcock, K Seager,R Puller W Cron W Zulkosky 5th Row E Simons I.. Ack1ey,D Tompkins P Watk1ns,J Raupers, J Robinson 6th Row L Mimer A l-lolbert, D Daniels, C Havens BHIDIRUH CLUB The Gridiron Club is in its second year This club of eighth and ninth graders is very successful It is mainly as its name implies a club dealing with football lts members, numbering thirty-four are junior varsity football team members They meet with their advisor Mr Chase every other activity period and have a series of lectures and moving pictures on football The club guided by its sponsor and officers who are president, Carl Van Gorder, and treasurer Ken Seager, puts on two social events a year. These are dances, one held in spring and one in the fall. The profit from the dances is used to buy new football equipment for the Athens J .V.'s. ii.-3111! Fl vi f- is ,gg L. Pritchard J. Jones Our music dcpartmcut V9 McKeel L. Jennings M. COttOn , E YF f X 1 ilkg 5- 5. in 1 5 . lie f 'E ffii- , if aa, r E i 5 i 5 . 1 . ,. R X Y 3 , , 7 . v , Q . I . A f f Q . , Q 1 . 2 S L. S. Cooper 1st Row - D. Chandler, R. Snyder, B. Pruyne. 2nd Row - L. Kreamer, M. Cotton, J. Northrup, F Rumpff, L. Fairlie, L. Gwinn. 3rd Row - S. Davis, B. Sickler, S. Chandler, W. Lewis, M. Catlin, G Brewer, L. Pipher, J. Havens, L. Scaife, E. Drew. 4th Row - J. Collins, J. MacDonald, H. Lambert E. Rosenberger, S. Smith, C. Reeves, L. Jennings, R. Olsen, L. Cain, S. McKeel. M-.ft Mr. Allford L. Cole, S. Watrous, A. Raupers, C. Congdon, E. Zurn, R. Sickler, K. Lewis, D. Batting. Standing - has grown in size G. Brewer M. Catlin J. Cain 2 , E 'N ,. -5 I 1st Row - E. Ellis, A. Cooper, M. Warden, L. Cooper. 2nd Row - C. Bonning, sf Jackson, M. Eddy, M. Sullivan, L. Pritchard, L. Cooper. 3rd Row - J. Coston, J. Coston, K. Watson, L. Havens, P. Foster, J. Jones. 4th Row - M. Finch, D. Jordan, T. Park, M. Young, M. Thompkins, K. Lewis, T. Weaver, J. Morley, W. Allen, W. Congdon,C. Stroud, N. Keir. 5th Row - Standing - J. Moore, I. Cain, J. Bennett, J. Cain, W. Miller, C. Collins, I. Cole. fm, ,.,, J. Bennett Mr Sw etland 7 M. Finch L. W. Cooper L. Kreamer Q and in quality. t i lst Row - J. Halstein, V. Shay, S. Blauvelt, N. Schoonover, K. Hock, N. Hughes. 2nd Row -R. Watson, S. Minier, I. Coombs, B. Cheeks, R. Chamberlin, R. Pritchard, M. Nichols, J. Lees, P. Wells, G. Knott, P. Glouse. M. Weaver, J. Collins, P. Coombs. 3rdRow - J. Frock, E. Collins, J. Piatt, J. Bostwick, J. Baker, R. Hausexencht, P. Allen, M. Anderson, M. Coolbaugh, R. Baker, B. Carney, L. Hair, C. Van Gorder, D. Reeves, B. Blauvelt, E. Campbell, D. Bidlack, L. North, D. Lynch. Standing - J. Franklin, V. Catlin. JUHIUR BHHD The experiences of the Junior and Senior Bands of Athens High School will never be forgotten. Most of the members can recall moments trying toplay the first note on their new instru- ment and completing the first book, so a more advanced one could be started. Another big thrill was being admitted to the Junior Band. This band is now under the direction of Mr. All- ford, our new assistant band director, who also does much of the lesson work. The next big step and the one most re- membered by all the members is the advancement to the Athens High School Senior Band. Now the eighth graders enjoy the same privileges as the Seniors. These next five years right up to graduation time will be full of exciting things such as football games, concerts, parades, plus playing for many other activities such as County, District and possibly State Band. Many students ,varficjvale , Qi fait mil f ii, I. ,A , Top Row L.R. - N. Blonde, P. Rice, E. Tompkins, T. Houeisen, J. Moore, M. Eddy, C. Clark, B. Cheeks, W. Schoonover, M. Zeller, K. Robbins. Middle Row -J. Alexander, J. Frock, N. Selleck, C. Littleton, C. Mclntire, F. Howard, C. Keegan, S. Powers, J. Newbury, T. Parkes. lst Row -P. Chacosky, K. Watson, J. Gregory, D. Reeves, S. Kiesinger, R. Zulkosky, C. Meng, L, Gwinn, A. Lucy. Among the musical groups at Athens are found the senior high mixed chorus and the seventh and eighth grade chorus, both under the direction of Miss Wood. The younger group meets during activity periods. It is composed of thirty seventh and eighth grade students who sing two-part music. Most of their appearances are in junior high school assemblies. The senior high mixed chorus is a group of fifty voices singing four-part music. Performances are given in the Christmas Concert, in the spring variety show, and at commencement. From the senior chorus are chosen delegates for county and district choruses, as well as Triple Trio members. Mem- bers of chorus chosen to go to district chorus this year were Nancy Storelli, Janet Griswold, Betty Kjelgaard, and Jim Ben- nett. A chorus board acts in representing the entire group in planning the program for the Christmas Concert. These elected members form and appoint committees for decorations and staging. il JUHIUH IIHUHUS IAS' U in nm' or more 6 Y V ' : PIA 'JORNV K '-.J cv V ,.f 3 4 , ' .1 .. V,- ,H S, nv f x , Q . P f phi O go A 'QW , Senior Chorus Members. af that five sections S, 1.-,9, up 4, . C, 5. .. 11 ..,, ' 1 G2 Q .., w 'sz' 1 i 3 .S-I. .s 4 1 Q ' 'svn .NJ X: .H K Xl- it 5 Kim? ' 1 S' I Q i G ' 5:unf X 6 1. 1 S-...v ,.-ms N-. 3 Bottom Row L.R. - L. Rumpff, J. Northrup, S. Noldy, S. Jackson, M. Webster,D.Oakes,C Olm Lane, R. Bentley, J. Graham, P. White, M. Sel- stead, B. Avery, P. Durgin, B. Smith, M Finch, leck, C. Kreamer, C. Cady, P. Parks. 2nd Row P. Gavette, J. Havens. 4th Row L.R. -M Cotton, L.R. - K. Keir, G. Noldy, N. Blemle, W. Lowery, P. Reynolds, N. Storelli, N. Johnson, J Millard, J. Newberry, J. Bennett, T. Powers, S. Regn, M. J. Griswold, B. Kjelgaard, L. Kreamer, P Brit Young, C. Collins. 3rd Row L.R. - J. Miller, C. tain, M. Lynch, N. Gardner, G. Fraley. , ,9- fx Joan Bennett - Senior High Chorus Accom- panist. Penny Durgin - Boys' Chorus Accompanist. T af this deparfmcnf. ,W alll id if L. 4. .,-...A v .I ,xl AI? Kneeling: S. Rowe, J. Carr, J. Bennett. Standing: J. Bish, B. Kjelgaard, J. Carr, M. Sackett. Q viii-:E ' J. Frost IHHJUHETTES B. Kjelgaardg J. Carr So you want to be amajorettel Easier said than done. Many girls from 9th, lOth, and llth grades try out for majorette but only a few have the honor of being se- lected. The girls trying out are chosen annually by the other majorettes and Mr. Swetland, band director. Ability to march and twirl, leadership, friendly per- sonality, neat appearance, and intelligence sum up the qualifications. This attractive group of girls performs for crowds at football games and parades. Being able to perform for crowds like these requires many hours of hard practice. In fact, the majorettes practice in the summer before football season begins. The crowds were well pleased with the excellent job the majorettes did in 1957. Jackie Carr, head majorette, did a good job leading these girls. The mascot was Joey Carr, sister of the head majorette. During football season, new blue and white uniforms were acquired. The drum majorette wore blue, while the others wore white. Marching down the field in the traditional blue and white, the majorettes made an im- pressive group. ill 4 1 ,Rh E I K-TNKQ5 . p N r 4 Q n , V Q ,X k gg 1, x Wx xi X np: Q .X x xilsi we 5 sf A Phylli x Svc A 23 X ,U L , El -qs. f,' Lf Q, 'S s Blau v eu BOX give their time to 5 is W I Open your heart to song was the theme for the 1957 Spring Festival. The music arrangements were built around, When I hear Music my Heart Wants to Sing, Besides the Mixed Chorus, the Triple Trio, the piano duo, the Seventh and Eighth Grade Chorus and a special boys' ensemble gave per- formances. The auditorium was gaily decorated with paper hearts and flow- ers. The second half of the performance was the presentation of the Queen's Court which was composed of four senior girls, a jtmior girl, and a soph- omore girl. The climax to this big eve- ning was the crowning of the Athens High School Queen, Phyllis Blauvelt, by Lloyd Shepps, president of the senior class. I . f N gg, 3- 1- 'Z ' nf - S f-'ff 4 N 1 sg nv 1.1, L E gf' Q' 4 'E' ' wi 53 94 X 4 f and -: f my 1 f 2 .- ' . Q k 1 ', -' 9 ' 4' ' mtl, x Q' tfg Left to right - K. Keir, E. Perry, B. Shadduck, P. Blauvelt, M. Cimmons W Parker, M. Lynch. dzrccf the choruses and bands The cheerleaders are an energetic group full of spirit and pep They are present at all football and basketball games and at pep rallies throughout the year. To become a cheerleader a girl must possess the following nine qualities: fly Pleasing personality Q21 Ability to get along with others Q31 Leadership ability Q45 Good appear- ance Q55 Good posture Q65 Cheering form and ability Q75 Passing grades C85 Good behavior andf9j Initiative The squad this year consisted of three se- niors two juniors and two sophomores Go-captains were Kitty Keir and Gail Noldy J V Cheerleaders are often con- sidered a younger edition of varsity cheerleaders They cheer at all J V. basketball games and sometimes at J.V Football games. J.V. cheerleaders may be chosen for varsity but this is not always true Both of these groups add color and zest to our sports events I N CHEEH LEHIJEHS Left to right A Cimmons M. Lynch G Slater K Keir G Noldy C Cady C Noldy 0 , . I 9 1 1 I , . 1 I I 1 . Kneeling - B. Rumpff, L.. Brozoski, R. Schrader, A. Cooper. I 1 u 1 u n ' ' . h y 7 . 5 . A y . y - 9 . - K I fl Many trophies and lzouars H Grlswold 1,u... Coach 81 Captain R. West FUUTBHLL VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date 'AHS Sept. 14 13 21 14 28 33 Oct. 4 21 12 32 19 26 24 Nov. 2 33 9 25 16 0 OPP Wyalusing 7 St. Michaels 6 Towanda 0 Sayre 0 Edison 18 Owego fcancelledj Newark Valley 19 Troy 6 Canton 6 Waverly 7 N. Fairbanks R. Tobbe fd J . Neiley have some to us fhraugh FF 1 rl, . vii ' tm ,CC ,Q QC' N r m la. 1 - v-.an Q 'LQ' QLQA , 4 e, . . qlp, A ...Z vu , . 1 ff ' M - f--. 'fur' . .-A -.: . 4-'ii W1.Jv',.:ZT ff.. .... ,.,.s.... lst Row - J. Allen, L. Simmons, N. Fairbanks, R. West, H. Griswold, J. Cron, I. Page, V. Raupers, G. Gilbert, R. Tobbe, J. Neiley, W. Perry, J. Felt. 2nd Row-John Childs, Coach, D. Catlin, Mgr., L. Cole, L. Roberts, G. Minier, R. Depew, L. Grego, J. Fraley, N. Allen, R. 5 .alfa ' . x 4, ' 3' b 1-as f it , .,, . ' 3 . V , x .W , W . it - 45 f' D. Maryott V, Raupers '.ky 'x A ij ph. Wt! Mosher, R. Forest, Robert Weiss, Coach, Bruce Wallin, Mgr. 3rd Row - J. Thorrpson, L. Page, J. Ford, R. Bro- zoski, J. Newbury, C. Harris, H. Woodburn, D. Maryott, W. Lowery, I. Firestine, L. Hammond. in Qt' Fvf2xf'f.- , .,., ,I Wg. Y X53 Y?- G. Gilbert Q A N- - - Y 'Wink Y'-4, 5, ij? O 1 L 4 our spvrfs department . Our of y' 3 msd: S 1 nantlkl! i4l ,!AQAlf'l' 1191! 635344 'ax- S Q- v 'V 'ff-. QQMM 1st Row I Co1e,T Hugo, L Havens, S Wandell, G Mullens, D D1x, F Johnston, W Hasenfus 2nd Row D Tompkms, Manager, R Jenny, R Fuller, R Donahue, J McCorm1ck, M. Robmson, L Ackley, M. Wat kms, C Krouse E Schrader Mgr 3rd Row J Hasenfus, E North, E S1mons,G Co1e,R Cole,D Taylor, L Mxmer, R Gregory, W Belcher, Coach Chase JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Sept Troy Wyalusmg Oc Waverly Towanda Sayre ax. .sn e,,' -8 'OJ H Q Q N P, Q ,fro , ,Y K 2 l f, .-, W W A X M 1 H ' . - - .lr - ag g, A ' xlf l . I . k , f, -ew -K , -S- .J ? : Q 1.8. .' 'A .ji L: 5 f . .Q ' 'l 4 . A ' .-rrri .- ' ' . I A . . in . L- - r Q .v. T 0 O o ' . 0 .. W fx -X A' f 1 1 -- 1 M ,L px A -, L '5' x - - S X tl 2 : 'S lf ' N ,A ,L ' I ,g Q34-L 4 :ffl y ' 1 ,., . 5 L., ' Atfflh-11.---'L4 .Q ' ,, I 'fi v .,. r B xA . ,Q My r-' - ,ff K A , hr..-xr A A ,x ,lk My J +R shawl v M at , .gl -.J I ,. Q ,R ZRVE1 Jwiw. K Zgxii A ,-gltbjnrz 'us' I 'f'iaQ. 'AWG -' 'A ff '.vaA S . . ' ' '14 , 65 an 'fi:'- . ' ia ' . f gf' I Vw. 1 ' . gf- VJ Am' '-f '.,,,,Qf I . , . . ' . . . ' . . . . 16 14 - 0 23 ' 14 - 0 I. 7 0 - 0 28 18 - 6 31 13 - 0 fbbfball, basketball, baseball Kneelmg L Page R Fuller R Wexss I Fxrestme R Donahue T Hugo I Morley, J Oake Standmg L Mlmer L Fraley, L Spearman L Roberts J Cole B Avery K Seager Athens Recreauons Shenango Valley Dunmore West Scranton East Smlthfleld Owego Towanda Cormng North Canton Waverly Athens Troy Sayre Wyaluslng Towanda Canton Troy Waverly Sayre Wyalusmg s manager 54 Vs. ' 39 39 Vs. 23 24 Vs. 50 32 Vs. 34 32 Vs. 50 37 Vs. ' 23 43 Vs. 51 ' 46 Vs. 22 45 Vs. Owego 62 42 Vs. Corning 49 51 Vs. ' ' 41 24 Vs. 19 51 Vs. 59 51 Vs. 21 52 Vs. 23 33 Vs. 42 37 Vs. . ' 47 31 Vs. 33 ' 20 Vs. 32 28 Vs. ' 20 33 Vs. 37 and track teams have in the M FJ 2 I-fe-:J .. Q John D3-fl . J N a n ,N V V1nce 14 l I 2 2 Mr. Oakes, Mr. Jones Jake Gordie Kneeling - R. Smith, G. Brewer, J. Felt, N. Allen, J. Collins, J. Cain, Mang. Standing -J. Allen, J. Page, V. Raupers, D. Oakes, J. Cain, R. Brozoski. 'l6l Athens ll ll ll ll ll ll ll N I1 ll 51 47 42 66 69 63 68 75 60 51 82 ,vast years had Wonderful St. Rose 49 Chenango Central 49 Dunmore 64 West Scranton 87 Owego 57 Alumni 75 Owego 54 Towanda 55 Corning 58 Canton 63 Waverly 63 Athens YI ll ll H ll YI I1 fl I1 Troy Sayre Wyalusing Towanda Corning Canton Troy Waverly Sayre Wyalusing VLH X 'xii fl rf' - 7 I at rccards, and We Imp: thcy .x A ng F5 y. . aa , 4 3' Q We M' at 1' .. Q' Y A m 5 , x 1 A . . X' W ,-' x i A sf Q y!1H 5' 'ggi ' . il 1 11 f -r ' U' Seated 1. to r. - B. Fay, L. Shepps, D. Hoffman, J. Lynch, J. Cron, D. Oakes. 2nd row -R. Marvin, coach, R. Gavette, R. Walker, J. Page, F. Corneby, H. Horton, D. Dunn, T. Keir, ass't. coach, R. Bennett, manager. 3rd row - R. Sickler, R. Smith, J. Collins, L. Grego, R. Langford, N. Fairbanks, P. White. Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Second Baseball Schedule 5 Wyalusing 0 8 Troy 3 25 Canton 0 0 Towanda 13 1 Sayre 5 4 Troy 3 3 Wyalusing 6 1 Towanda 0 5 Sayre 3 in R. T. L. League will be as succcssful . K l 5 v l l I . A 'S f azz A ,f '5 X , 4 ... E 6 . f 'N' K if 1 I 22: ,NX ff 'L In , nf , -299 , H :Lk 3 fgk ii Tis ' V W 7' ,qi ' A' I . K3 John K K Danny iWE.Qiill1aL'1x -, . .M 0 Vrhk K V1 ykkk br 1 Ffa-nk - , 1 S krk ,.,:kL gf K kkkk. t Q W Q , . ,. f f i 3, I fL.. D V, I V! ifi I ' h Ronnie - W k,,, W, Vi V mg? .K 2 ':'g 'V , ' 355,2- a W ' . .Take I-Ierbxe Norm in fu ture years Y .' 5 H ,gnc be Q. or AF 'Y Row John Top Row R Walters, H Woodburn V Raupers,J Allen, R Brozoslu, L Co1e,J Ford 2nd J Hasenfus D Spencer J May B Va.1l11ee,D Maryott, B Irons B lt K Jackson,W Perry, Ch1lds, Coach D Catlm, Mgr Wallm J Collms, Mgrs 3rd Row J Newbury T Powers L Roberts J Fe , W Molyneaux R West Bottom Row L Cole I Rxley, S Hugo G Summer, L Hammond, G T1ffa.ny, G 1-ord R Warner, B Jolley J Northrup D OShea, D R11ey J Bean D Maryott West 'W 1 at Athens. Inter-class Meet: Seniors - First Athens 100 Athens 82 213 Athens 84 Athens 100 Sectional Meet: Athens 56 7112 Sayre 45 112 Valley Meet: Athens 63 Waverly 25 District 4 Championship Meet: Athens 86 112 Sayre 47 112 Bradford County Meet: Athens 97 Troy 21 Athens 61 1957 Track Schedule Sophomores - Second Q Wyalusing 4 Sayre 35 Waverly 25 Wellsboro 13 Troy 27 Waverly 26 Wellsboro 7 Sayre 33 Towanda 1 8 Towanda 22 Troy 19 U.R. U. 0 Sayre 43 Wyalusing 5 Williamsport 57 Juniors - Third 113 113 213 114 112 Penn. relays: 4th place - team - Ford, Warner, Northrup, and Riley. Mile Relay team - 6th state State Champions - Stan Hugo, Pole Vaulter Season - Undefeated. 11055 1 '9'gfiSf ,f 1 :ig it ,' V' , if' , ! 4 X ,1.A f 3 . A K NEA! f ' r 2:4 2 5 1 1 I 1 'x 1 V. Raupers ' il ff , , if I 1 B. Molyneaux i ' A .. U - -,135 1-3' 'Q' ', A9f'if'I:f',51Q'Vv ' flag., lib va. . ..'A,.,, Freshman - Fourth Towanda 23 1 13 Wyalusing 7 113 Wellsboro 1 3 North Potter Joint 9 112 Towanda 29 S.R. U. 2 I .,' 3.1: Hwlake, l 5 - flfffi .' kv ' . . I 43 U15 supporters af Seated: Lloyd Hammond, Ce- celia Collins. Standing: Bonnie Baran. i Wayne Lowery I X ,A ,,,, .-, V Q, to-off 5 ' lf Xl Junior Class llfficors Left to right: MarcellaMcKeel, Linda Shay, Larry Brown. Rear: Sophomore Blass Ufficors Seated: Corky Collins, Sandra Jackson. Standingg Mary Sulli- van, Gloria Slater. these imma' are 9 ' tx-do xixifdf :?hi'k'ff'4b A corner of the Biology room. ,P it! McKeels relaxing. lt is often felt that the senior year in high school is the most exciting. Not so to juniors. In your eleventh year you are well on your way toward making decisions, yet are still carefree enough to enjoy every moment to the fullest extent. At the junior level, class rings are chosen, symbols of the road climaxing in graduation. A junior is selected for the vice- presidency of the high school, this year we watched and took part in a very heated election. Tom Powers was victorious in this election, and he automatically becomes president of the entire student body in his senior year. Other junior officers include: President,Wayne Low- ery, vice president, Lloyd Hammond, secretary, 'Cecelia Collinsg treasurer, Bonnie Baran. The junior student council representatives are Joan Bennett, Mary Lynch, Paul White, and John Newberry. In the junior year boys are varsity squad members of athletic teams. Girls may join G. A. C. for the first time. Juniors boast members of almost every club in the school, in addition to band, chorus, and other groups. As juniors, there are two main projects, the junior prom, which was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed, and the junior play, this year entitled Spring Green , which was, as always, enthusi- astically worked on. Certainly being a junior is important, not only because it is a plateau in learning but also because it is of vital importance in social knowledge. JUHIUR CLHSS Obey signs? Cold, Peggy? in be congratulated 011 ..,, '11 'IR Jr H, L 9 JI! IN: JUN 371, ,E 41 av 'M r-L QW4 Back Row S Zurn, M Lou Selleck, N Swartwood, L Tebo, W Rossx, B Watkxns, S Riley, Spencer, M Rlchards, M Young J Tompluns, L Rumpff 2nd Row N Twxgg A Thompson, S Rowe, M Sackett, D W11es,W Perry, S Sunons, R Smxth B Valhlee, R Mosher Front Row P Whxte, S Robmson, J Thompson, R Sxckler, G Txffany, J Wllhams, L Rumpff, I Snuth, E Wllcox, R Strange 'F we wi m. t x I '1 Back Row S Davxs, J Frost, S Fay,M Deu1l,R H11l,M Hennessey, F Cordner,J Harr1s, C Colhns, P Graham Mxddle Row L Hammond,J Felt, R Forrest, C Harr1s,W Consdnn N Gardner, G Fraley, D Hatch Front Row C Hooper G Forrest,W Fmch, A Corneby, M Graham, D Dunn, P Hartwlck, T Holley, R Ge1ger ma! the salma! spirit Back Row K Preston, A Leahy, S Post, M Lynch, B Lee, B Payne, L Plpher, J M111er, N Johnson, J Northrup, S Lane M1dd1eRow W M11ler, T Powers, N Ke1r, D Platt, C Morrls, J Newbury Front Row P Lattuner, J Place, A MacDouga11, E Parmenter, K Jackson, D Jordan, C Pelton pw: 'wr Back Row E Cole, L Cole, l-I Campbell, J Bxsh, C Brozoslu, J Bemxett, J Blow, B Cole, I Chxlson, P Babcock, D Brown M1dd1eRow R Bennett, N Allen, R Brozoskx, L Cole, B Baran, A Cxmmons, G Brewer, P Brlttam, A Blackley Front Row I Ca1n,D Chandler, E Bustm, D Cole, M Brown, I-I Chxlson, K. Chllson Maryorxe Catlin Got a Date Gail? they have shown. The sophomores, in senior high at last, have much to look forward to this year. Already they have taken part in the most important election of the school, that of selecting a vice president, later to become president of the high school. They are also being represented in the senior hlgh councll for the first time These elections will help to mold the body of students who w1ll govern the school 1n the future One of the most lmportant dutles of being a sopho more IS the student s independence to choose the course he w1ll pursue during his remaining high school years Because of IIS importance to the student he should have a general idea about h1s future plans There are also many new social act1v1t1es for the sophomores to attend such as the semor hlgh dances and the great variety of clubs that the semor high has to offer The boys may play on the football team and the girls may try out to become varsity cheerleaders We feel very fortunate 1n having a sophomore class possessing such an abundance of leaders that w1th the tra1n1ng and help they will receive from the teachers they will grow and develop mto a l1v1ng example of the flnest of Amerlcan youth SUPHUHIUHE CLHSS WM if Our Mascot She caught xt herself tool Slums P 1' ettyl We lmpc that as future' , AMG' I fl U Jef Front Row C Vanderpool, M J Sarmsky, G Slater, F Rumpff, L W1les,M Watkms, L Shaffer, L Twlgg R Young B Rumpff,R Snyder Mxddle Row G Spauldmg E Rosenberger, M Sulllvan B Stanton B Smxth N Sackett, L Scalfe, B C1ckler, F Shores B Snuth, B Westbrook Last Row D Wandell, D Spencer, L Woodburn, M Webster,W Welch I Voss, S Wandell, R VanDuzer, R Walters H Woodburn, A Schoonover, P Taylor, L Spearman IOth GRADE sk ,Jw Z Y' Front Row F Mos1er, R Peet, H Rxder, G Preston, B Lee, H Lynch, S Murray L R1le K Lewls J McCorrmck, BN1cho1s Mxddle Row E Mxtchell, S Northrup,J Nxchols B Lxguorl, A Ph1ll1ps K Lynch B Pruyne, R Phelps, J Qu1nn,E North,P O'Donnel1 Back Row B Rogers D Oakes, C Noldy, E Raupers G Mullen,J Lattlmer W Lew1s,J May, L Roberts R Olsen J Morse ,, .Y K I f W I H- 'W .., ,ul,H . 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Q . 9 - yr I I C I I 1 I A 1 J I , I I I Q I I 1 g . a u I T u I I 1 a j I e I I 5 I I . , . . senmrs fhgj W A Mr Front Row E Batten, G Babcock, J Cron L Bennett B Crowley, N Delany C Bonmng, R. Cole P D1x,I Croteau, R Burk M1ddleRo'w V Bxles, E Crone, E Drew,D Depew P Durgm, G Claypool,G Dolan E Allen C Col1ms,I Cole B Davxdson Last Row R Campbell, R. Co1e,W Chaykosky,D Cat1Ln,W Belcher,G Cole, B Avery R DePew, J Collms J Alger HN J 1 Front Row A Gremer, J Havens, S Kelr, E Graham, B El11s,M Horvat.h,C Kremer,M Ellxs, S Lantz, P Gavette, R Jenney Mmddle Row S G1lbert, L Faxrhe, M Ihbbard, C Fxsh, J. Hasenfus, J Fmrestxne, F Johnston, F Johnston, H Lambert, F Gxllette, D I-lauskneckt Last Row A Johnson, G Hardlng, S. Jackson,R Langford, R Elhs, L Gregory, O Johnson, A Kxsh baugh, P Foster, J Fraley, J. Hughes carry aut the lmditivus ,.. Y Y Back Row- E. Jones, P. Hennessy, M. Hub- bard, J. Cole. Middle Row-J. Robinson, A. Loyack, J.. Raupers, C. Bowen, J. Corneby. Bottom Row- E. Ellis, F. Rowe, R. Noldy, B. zuukosky. Seventh Homemom Ufhcers lst Row- C. Hotalen, S. Calabucci, P. Chaykosky, R. Zulkosky, B. Robinson. 2nd Row- J. Parks, C. Wood, C. McIn- tire, J. Gregory. 3rd Row-J. Howard, S. Donahue, J. Page, D. Rosh. 4th Row - D. Rosenbloom, R. Hoose, P. Coombs, V. O'Connor, J. Coombs. Eighth Hnmeroom Ufhcers y , J' Ihnih Humemum Uihcers Front Row- A. Cooper, E. Carlin, I. Husick J. Molyneaux. 2nd Row- L. Page, R. May- nard, S. Chandler, B. Rumpfi. 3rd Row-W. Hasenfus, T. Hugo, N. Babcock. Back Row- L. Ackley, R. Murphy, R. Carr. and keep up the J 5 fi.. as lqlh U1 Y 7 1. lv 1st Row P Watkms, D Tompkms, N Walker 2nd Row R Wlles, S Stowell E Zurn B Wxlcox 3rd Row S Selleck N S1mons,E Talada 4th Row S Watrous,G Young P Sextzmger, L Secrxst 5thRow S Wllbur, D Weaver, S Smlth, M Worden Sth Row J Zulkosky, K VanGorder M Tornpkxns M Wood 7th Row R We1ss, T Weaver E Sunons, J Scott Queen and her escort The Freshman year starts an entxrely d1f ferent scholastlc l1fe for IIS students Although they are st1l1 consldered part of the junlor hlgh freshmen are xncluded m senlor hlgh pep rallles and some assemblles Dur1ng th1s year students must choose thelr l1fe s work as well as select mg the1r semor h1gh schedule Though boys have seen g1rls before they really begm to HOIICE them now The gn-ls are also growmg up and now they wear l1pst1ck and all the accessorles N1nth grade boys make up a large portlon of the J V football and basketball squads and some are even lucky enough to make the varslty foot ball team and many are on the track team S1x of the mnth grade glrls are lucky enough to make J V cheerleaders Also 1n the sprlng of th1s year they are el1g1ble to try out for varsl ty cheerleaders and majorettes Th1S year stu dents were able to choose a fore1gn language lnstead of taklng sclence lf they so deslred We wlsh the class of 1961 the very best of luck on the1r tumultuous journey to l1fe s success 'YS-. Front Row J Molyneaux, M Murphy,R Orshall 2nd Row A Matthews, B Rumpff, R Perry,E Schrader 3rd Row J Morley, S Phelps I Sarxsky V Mosler 4th Row I Parsons, N Mosher,I Nuss 5th Row S Northrup,F Preston,L Page,N Meng 6th Row S Martz, I MacDonald, I Northrup,M Roblnson 7th Row M O'Connor,S Pans, L Morley 8thRow R Schrader, R Randall, I Robmson,J Oswalt 9thRow C McCabe, E Rogers, E Mullen, D Mosxer 10th Row G Schuchardt A Raupers, D Robbms, G Mxmer, R Murphy 11th Row K Seager, L Mmner, S Rhodes,G Mmer K . . .. . . , . V I . ' - , . 3 , . - Q M 1 ' V ' I' x . . . ' I . . . -- h ', ' 'S w I ' , - x h ' . . . . . . V. ,- X A X . . . , gl 1: Qu ' l-an A K K TL 'ygt f xl , l ' - . .D - I . J v 7 '. ' .. K ' K . - . J e . . - . , A - I ' . . 7 . ' -l ' . . ' . I A - ' I ' . - . U 7 - I x y - ., I M N - - . J . . V - . . ' 1' f ' rv? ' K ,A 1 ' ' . ' A - , A ' . ,I 4 V ,S ffl in lA,t l ,Ng . 535 ' - - 1 . ' :I . h : - 0 , I 1 D. I Grxdxron Queen and court Front Row I Husxck, S Forrest,I Henley, P D1x, P Holley Second Row R LaDue D LaMont,R May, M Krutzek 3rd Row C Johnson R Crossett, A Holbert, T Hugo 4th Row C L Johnson,J Kud Zlllskly F Kmg C Krouse 5th Row R Fuller,J Fulda, J Morley G Gorslme 6th Row R Marvm, L Fraley, R Gelger, L Green 7thRow R Donahue, R. Maynard, W Hasenfus, R Gxllette school spirit. In our Front Row B Cole, J Coston D Barrowchff, J Casselbury, V Crossett Second Row J Corneby,J Coston, C Congdon, M Arnold 3rd Row E Car11n, A Cooper,J Catlm B Burgess 4th Row R Clark, L Brozoskl, S Chandler,J Baker 5thRow R Craw ford I Baen, L Cam J Cole 6thRow G Babcock, N Babcock, C Bradley, G Conrad, M Barrowcllff Cotton 8th Row V Crandall, L Ackley, T Cotter, G Chandler, D Blauvelt 9th GRADE .1 , M 7th Row- R. Carr, N. Cady, J. Baran, C. Bowen, T. V, as TSA . . . scraplwak Through seventh we have made It to the eighth grade. Now through the 8th grade we will roam In an impossible little poem. Mrs. Bialek tries to teach us math We face the wrath Of multiply, divide, subtract, and add, With all those little numbers driving us mad, Miss Lunger teaches us history So things which happened long ago won 't be a mystery. A We learn the happenings of man Including Henry VIII to the discovery of Pakistan. Mr. Drabinski beckons us into 101 Where we learn about everything under the sun. Names of mountains, plains, rivers, and cities Are learned by we kiddies. And all the rest - Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Burns and Mr. Oakes Have taught us well, and gone along with our pranks and jokes We dedicate ffm' x I - xg' . I I1 1 A A , lc! v 1.1 ds ini- ...-- 1 1 I in sq We thank you one and all G Don I worry you ll have a new group next fall Back Row F McDougall, C Stroud, R Neubauer,R Va.nScot en, R. Nuss, J Raupers, R Nichols, J Oakes, A Pelton, F A Rice, N Phillips, D May,J Mosher,M Weaver,M Wan dell C Shoop, A Schrader S W1lhams,M Ze11er,J Moore 54 3rd Row D Rice, C Parks,I Rolls, E Tompkins, C Miller, F Rowe,M Rosh S Platt,C Meng,C Morr1s,M Shaffer,I Walter N Selleck, C Spencer, R Thresher,D Vanderpool, T Parked Parks, R Noldy, D Orshal J N1chols,W Zulkosky Wilcox, D. Robbins. 2nd Row-M. Parks,'S.Morris,.S. Powers, Robinson. Rront Row: T. Sullivan, C.-Watson, M. Whipple, J. this space I0 auf many I' ffl what cha dom? Coach Chase and the boys. Back Row P Gumoskl, P Bostwxck, B Avondale I El11s, A Loyack, C C1a.rk, F Chandler, B Bostwlck, E Jones, Clark, M Eddy, M Bohnet,R Gable E Jones 2nd Row A Cordner B Gregory, D Harms, T Dav1dson,J Colhns, Fordan, D Burkett,C Bowen D Beers, P Dxxon C Hxckok, N Bolonde, S Blauvelt, P Hennessy 3rd Row M Cron, M Fredenburg Y Ellxs, D Bydaxrk, D Fmk, D Ire1and,C Havens P Hammond, J Clulds C Lxttleton, B Blauvelt, L A. Carlm, B Cron, B Hardmg, J Bonmng S Allen, N F rest, L Gwmn G Covey, J Cole G Estes D Dan1els,J Corneby 55 a u a 1 0 1 u - n Q Q . . . , . . - . Farr, M. Hubbard, H. Dustman. Front Row-A. Lucy, E. Ellis, , . . ' . ' . ' A. ' . . ' . ' , . . or- : A n 7 n u . 1 o I ' a ' 2 u I D w I c . n umicrclassmcn friends Wham The first year in Junior High is the beginning of a number of exciting years to come at A. H. S. The 7th graders realize when they come to assembly on the first day of school how different this year will be from their previous years. Now they are actually in high school' and have the thrill of passing classes and of meeting new teachers for each subject. They also make new friends who are coming from different school districts. The 7th graders add home ec, gym, and shop to their curriculum for the first time. They also have more extensive study in art and music. Included in their new activities are participation in Junior High chorus, participation in the band, and participation in election of delegates to junior high Student Council. The 7th grade also attends and participates in assembly programs. Indeed, this year is a big step for the class of 1963 on the road to knowledge. 7th GRADE iq-om? 1st Row- P. Webster, P. Pritchard, D. Taylor, T. North, J. Kiesinger, I. Schultz, C. Storelli,J. Morley. 4th Row- C. Wood, Pyott, W. Weaver, N. Miller, L. Schrader, C. Kline, K. Osgood, I . King, D. Waters, I . Page, D. Rosh,C. VanGorder, R. Sutton, D. Raymond, D. Rosenbloom. 2nd Row-S.Savacool,C. Krouse, R. Pierson. 5th Row- J. O'Donnel, T. Perry, B. Ryman, C, R.. Zulkosky, R. Martz, D. Selleck, J. Walker, B. Robinson, G, Keegan, C. Mclntire, J. Parks, T. Thorp, B. Kilpatrick. 6th Row- Schrader, B. Minturn, L. Mitchell. 3rd Row- V. 0'Connor, I. N. Schoonover, W. Shoop, D. May, L. McCarty, C. Thompson, Newbury, L. Shaffer, R. Rogers, J. Talladay, D. Lawson, S. R. Thompson, I. Preston. 56 We will miss new year. 1st Row- S. Goudreau,S. Ha1l,C. Doty, R. Husick, J. Crossett, L. Cole, R. Blow, S. Calabucci, P. Chaykosky, S. Burnett. 2nd Row-O. Croteau, If Frock, L. Glover, L. Frisbie, T. Hair, I. Clark, C. Harper, G. Johnson, C. Hotalen, B. Hill. 3rd Row- S. Dona.hue,C.Jones,J. Coombs, J. Howard,E. Davis, P. Glose, T. Babcock, J. Carden, P. Harding. 4th Row - P. Coombs, E. W5 3 MM V ,, Jr, f -. Pep meeting for game with the Redskins. Cheek, M. Cockcroft, G. Blend, M. Frock, T. Haueisen, L Ackley, J. Gregory. 5th Row - D. Bidlack, M. Burgess, K Benton, R. Dixon, R. Hunt, R. Clark, P. Brewer. 6th Row - D Edsaell, J. Goodman, H. Cockcroft, M. Horvath, D. Harvey, R Hoose. T Dale Roberts 57 Of coursc We WI!! always Rxchard Bowen S1dney Cooper Ralph Hopkms Martha Huff Robert Gallup W1ll1am Grlswold Donald Hlcks Leroy Lenox J C Lynch Fenton Murphy President Ralph Page Lewxs Parsons Harlan Rowe HaI'01d Smlth Kenneth Walters Boa ni Educaimn Mahlon Wanck John Watson Not p1ctured Ronald Ammerman, Dr Ralph Gregory, Don Nwlfeson Qx 'S 'R' X rd remember the teachers Wire X . f Y, 3 R. f Graduation, the culmination of twelve suc- cessful years in school, marks a milestone in your lives. Concentrated efforts during 'your school life have made this achievement possible. you have found that only those reach the goal who are willing to sacrifice in terms of time, effort and energy. You are now rewarded for these out- standing characteristics and by continuing study many more such milestones now lie within your grasp. Graduation, now what? You are standing at a crossroads of your life. From this point on, your paths will separate. Where are you going from here? You must aim toward other goals. It will be impossible for you to remain in the same position in which you now stand. Out of sheer necessity you must plot a course, for no one can travel the road of life successfully who knows not where he is going. This graduation will smooth out these obstacles. Once you have set an ultimate goal you must decide how you will reach it. Perhaps this will be easier if arranged in a series ofpreliminary goals. A person cannot jump from the bottom of the stairs to the top in a single leap but must progress upward in a systematic climb until the summit is reached. Remember, as you climb this stairway of life you must use ethical procedures. What you are is meaningless unless you arrive at the goal with honor. People are revered for actions and deeds rather than position. Congratulations: but not good-bye. Our roads will cross in the future. May the road you choose be one of happiness and success. Sincerely, , U! have laugh! and guided To the Class of 1958 There arc now 105 members ln your class wh1ch means that eventually there w1ll be 105 areas of life that your class w1l1 be responslble for and whlch wlll galn or lose by the extent to whxch you 3Ch1LV6 or fall to achxeve in the area 1n ncw areas of cmploymcnt Wh1Ch do not today SXISI Some w1ll be 1n glamorous occupatlons More wlll be IH rout1nes WhlCh attract l1ttle at tentlon outslde thelr own orb1t But whatever the task the world w1ll be made better or worse by what you achleve because the progress of the world 1S the sum of the pos1t1ve contrlbutlons made by all the workers of the world Mr Irvmg Hazard Prmcxpal Athens Area Jomt Hlgh School lf you are to ach1eve you must flrst be Anxlous so to do L1ttle1s accomplxshed for good by those who are not deeply Concerned w1th II Then comes Honesty IU its broad sense meamng genu1ne wxthout fraud You must be SIIIVG to become Expert at the task whatever 1I may be Develop e Valor to cllng to the rlght and to pursue If Wllh Energy Smcerely MQW which becomes your responsibility, Many will be IUVGFIUVG. find DSW W8yS and 131826 HOW trails. ' . . . . . - I .JW .....-.ff Mrs. Pruyne Mrs. Margaret D. Pruyne Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. 3 University of North Carolina B. A. in Lib. Science Librarian Q 7 L1 .rv it Mrs Rogers, Mrs Southee, Mrs R Arnold Miss Edith Hme R N Robert Packer Hospital School of Nursing Miss Hine Dr. Clyde Bresee Mansfield State Teachers College B. S.g Penn State University M. ED.gCornell University Ph. D. Guidance Director us these ,vast years. i V r, 'U , '4 H R .-4. . i N ,J I MK 'NJ H j C.. 411 W e paste in tlzcsv pages in -Mr. Paul R. Weaver Penn State University B.A.g 10th English Mr. Harry Ayer Bucknell University B. S., M. S.g English III Mrs. Gracemary Alger Elmira College A. B.gWil- liams and Mary M. Ed.g English IVQ Latin Iand Ilg Athenian Advisor Mr. Edward Nearhoof Shippensburg State Teach- ers College B. S.g English IV, French I and II. Mrs. Burns, Mr. Schrier, Mrs. Volechenisky Mr, Edward Marvin Mansfield State Teachers B. S.g Physics, Chemistry Mr. Fred Smith l East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B. S.g Biology and Vocational Sci- ence Mr. Ted Keir East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B. S.g Penn Stateg Mansfieldg Gen: eral Science, Science Club F Mr. Weaver, Mr. Ayer, Mrs. Alger, Mr. Nearhoof Mrs. Lina Biirns Mansfield State' Teachers College B. S.g Sth English Remedial Reading ' Mr. Robert Schrier Lafayette A. B.g Bucknell University M. A.g 9th Engg lish Mrs. Alice Volechenisky Bucknell University A.B., A. M.g Dramaticsg National Thespians Societyg 7th Grade Englishg Young Play- ers Mr. Marvin, Mr. Smith, Mr. Keir memory of all the good 6 K Mr. Weiss, Mr. Chase, Miss Lunger, Mr. Drabinski, Mr. Knouse Mr. William lnman Mount'Saint Mary's College A. B.g P. O. D.gWorld His- tory Miss Marie Bean Mansfield State Teachers College B. S.g Bucknell University M. S.g World Historyg U. S. Historyg Jun- ior Play Mr. Gabriel, Mrs. Bialek, Mr. Dill, Mr. Seaman, Mr. Slife Mr. Earl Dill University of Michigan A. B.g Plane Geometryg Solid Geometryg Algebrag Trig- Math onometry Mr. Victor Weiss Moravian College B. A.g 7th Geographyg Assistant Foot- ball Coach Mr. Edwin Chase Bloomsburg State Teachers College B. S.g Social Stud- iesg Assistant Football Coachg Gridiron Club Miss Julia Lunger B. S., M. Ed. Penn Stateg 8th Historyg 7th Group Guidance Mr. Edward Drabinski Mansfield State Teachers College B. S.g Geography Mr. Donald Knouse Mansfield State Teachers College B. S.3 Bucknell Un- iversity M. A.g 9th Social Studiesg 8th American His- yy MV! 1114 l ,. i II. ig :ii Xi--X ... . H ' 9 I I Vx is l -l if .. fi A T Us l P ,C Y P. 5 ' Mr. Inman, Miss Bean Mr. Leonard Gabriel ' Bloomsburg State Teachers College B. S.g Business Math, Ar ithmeticg Refresher A-1'ifhU19fiC fTW9l-fthl Mr. Michael Seaman Penn State University B Algebra 1 and 2 Mrs. Eleanor Bialek Rider College B S 8th Mr. Leo Slife Wilkes College B S , 'I '. 'xr-L , K ln. l at ' KL. 'z tl I n I f X ll., l in X limzs We haw: Mrs. Ruth E. Jones East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B. S.g New York University M. A.g Healthy Physical Educationg G. A. C.g Cheerleaders Mr. Kenneth Oakes East Stroudsburg S t a t e Teachers College B. S.g Health, Junior Varsity Bas- ketball Coachg Physical Education Mrs Jones Mr Oakes, Mr Childs Mr John Clulds East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B S Pennsylvania State Univer s1ty M Ed , New York Uni versity, Physical Educa tion Mechanical Drawing, Football Coach, Track Coach Pigskin Chasers Club, Wrestling Club Mr ThomasE Jones East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B S New York University M. A Driver Training Basket km. C3 ball Coach Mr VanScoten ...al Mr Jones Mr Marshall Van Scoten Penn State University B S , Agriculture, F F A.Sp0n sor Mrs Wanda Allford Mansfield State Teachers College B S , Home Econ omics Ir 8: Sr High Mrs Allford, Mrs Broughton Mrs Mary Broughton Mansfield State Teachers College B S , Home Econ omics F H A, Related Arts had as students aj Mr Robert Mart1n Shxppensburg State Teach ers College B S, Penn State Umversxty M Ed Bookkeepxng, Busmess Law, General Busmess, Offlce Practxce Typmg 1, Atheman Advxsor Mrs Maman K.l1ne Bloomsburg State Teachers College B S , Shorthand, TYPUIS Mr Peter Gstalder Edmboro State Teachers College B S Art lu ,J Mr Martm, Mrs Kl1ne 5- Mxss Emma Wood Mansfxeld State Teachers College B S Jumor I-hgh General Musxc, .Tumor and Sen1or I-hgh Chorus, Trlple Trxo Mr Gstalder Mr Rxker, Mr McPherson Mr Wxlham Allford Mansfxeld State Teachers Mr Donald Rlker College B S Instrumental Penn State Umversxty B S M'-'Sic Industrial Arts Mr James McPherson Mxllersvxlle State Teach C ue e B S Industnal Mxss Wood, Mr Swetland, Mr Allford ers o g , Arts Mr Rachard Swetland Mansfxeld State Teachers College B S, New York State Umvers1ty M M , Band, Instrumental Music Jean ,Cast but not least I X 1' Qegn Efeanor Allyn Co11egelPrep rench Club 11 1 , Jun 101' P tn Co ttefe 11,, Athen1a.n ,l2 N A 1,24- Ronald Bentley COXIIHISTCIHI Chorus 10, 11 12 French Club 10, Jumor Prom Comxmttee 11,ai2eruq,n My fc lf 1 U f V ,. VC if Ai Nfmlcffffi I Mm Ruth Barrowchff 'W 4 MV' 01 Q All Vw I Ron Peanuts W 1,041 J IIXI 9 j 'Lf Jumor K J' 1 X W C A Operator X , 2J James Bennett General R .auf Band 10 11, 12, semor Play 12 chorus 1 11 Mldge ,Wresthng 10 N KJ f L L2 We flu' semors W X R54 cl-4' 70 Z D fx .J f Co ale S Bourdette French b 1 elf C Na.ncy Lee Blemle X General Nance Don G A C 11, 12, Secretar 12 Chorus 10 11 1 Jumor Prom Commlttee XJ 11, .Tumor Play Staff 1 Dale Student Councll 1 1, Athe 1an Staff 12 X 101' R C X - x . - Y H X S' we XX .CQ B will lla' 5 Sz W Donald Bohlayer General Sportsmen's Club - Troy Larry Daniel, Brown College Prep Baseball- 105 Football- 1 15 Wrestling-119 Junior Play Staff - 11g Junior Prom Committee - 113 Senior Play Staff -12. Gordie Browny Taffy Jerry Dena have nur last ,matures Catherme B Cady College Prep Cheerleader 10 11 12 Pxgskm Chasers 10, 11 12, French Club 11 Sr Hlgh Chorus 10 11 12 Tr1ple frxo 12,Jr Prom Commlttee 11 Jumor Play 11, Thesplans 11 Atheman 12, GAC 11, 12, Semor Play Staff 12 Claxr L Campbell College Prep UM Jerry Cam , 2 Jumor 4 11 Baseball Man ager 11 Eemian Play 12 ., Jacquelme M Carr College Prep Majorette 10 11 12,1-lead Majorette 12 Teaogan 10, Jumor Play Prompter 11, Jumor Prom Commlt 11, F N 11, G A C 11,StudentCoun c1l 10, 11 Atheman 12 Evemng Tlmes 10 , Ardena Jean Callear General F H A 10, Jumor Play 1 , Class Secretary 11 G A C 12 General Sam f ' 1 J Q l D - r . - S I A ' J 9 Q . , . -u l 1 ' I 1 Q 453' F A fy Ku' fy AD Mx., A 1 ' 1 , r A, 'A'3ffi.,,, 1 p X ' 'qmsxrlk V I- . X-.frvmf tr h ' p-107' 1 9 ' . 'GWR-. f Jackie Q-,M ,ji - RL r , ,wg 0 T A 'Vg xlf Q 7 ,s -Q 439 'K If g-A-,W Q -t . rl X, S N . R it Ll 4 , -1 . ' Y X' 'MX ' x 1 ', .. V I - . 4' Q I i A '- . - J .4. ' - ' ' ' - tee- ' . . A. - 123 0 ' - 5 ' - - 1- - : W UMW' asacass WW My mil 3 W Red Marty 1 lleg rep oph Dahee Co 'X nch C1 ior om Co V Nf' ,Ewa Larry Catlin General Football 10 Junior Play Staff 11, Senior Play Staff John Collins College Prep Pigskin Chasers, Basket ball 10 11 12 Baseball L K1 ' 10 11112, Football 10 U mi ja WU4nMLJ W tlmf M 5 JLQSIM C3-0-L 1 , Vice , Junior Play U her 11 Junior Prom Committee 11, Evening Times 10, Semor Play 12 Atheman Staff-125 Teaogan-105 Li- brary - 10. Leigh J Cooper College Prep Band - 10 11 12' County Band - 10 11 12' District Band - 1 11 125 Sate Band - 10' Athenian - 12' Junior Prom Committee - 1 11' Senior Play Staff - 12. 'PQLQQJ 11 5, Barbara Jack 1 ' 13' Lynn Frank Marge ! Our years Ill salma! fb AMN 7MKa6 Ufwjvwwmff Lynn W Cooper College Prep County Band 10, D1str1ct Band 10, Jun1or Play Staff 11, Jumor Play ommlttee 11, Band 10, 2 J N Ruth Jane Coyle General G A C 11, 12 Scxence C ub 11 12 ffl WK U1 of Fra N C ne Jame Baske a 10 seball 10 11,'12 gsk1nChasers I Jim s R Cron General ball 10 Baseball 11, 12, Football 11 I Wrestlmg Club 10, 11, Z asers 11, W Morxe cxal Treasu 10 Homeroom Secret 11, 12 Chorus 10, 1 12 Band 10, 1 M' Q0 X have been memorable 1-'ug Scottxe I I- 'E K Dorothy Alzce Dowd General Junxor Prom Commntee G A 12, Senxor Play Staff 12 c f4cl,Ze.? 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Name Kreamer, Linda Langford, Elsie Lynch John Maryott, Dave Maryott, Judy Mclntlre, Carol McKeel, Marcella McKeel, Sally Millard, Judy Molyneaux Nellie Molyneaux William Moore, Judy Morley Jean Neiley John Nichols, Margaret Noldy, Gail Oakes, Daniel O'Connor Margaret Olmstead, Charles Page, Gerald Parks, Patricia Parshall, Jerry Payne Sylvia Pietro, Henrietta Platt, Betty Platt, Brenda Pruyne James Pudney, Elizabeth Raupers Vincent Reese, Yvonne Regn Sally Reynolds, Peggy Riley, Patty Roberts, Nanette Robinson Donald Rockwell, Eugene Rogers, Geraldine Rose, Lois Shay, Linda Spencer, Lois Storelli, Nancy Taylor Sherry Tobbe Richard Tompkins, Norman Vanderpool, Vernon Van Scoten Janice Wallin Bruce Walker, Ronald Welch Gary West Raymond Wheeler, Robert Whipple, Jo Ann Whipple, Leland Young, Cora Pet Peeves that'll do in a p1nc noisy cars teachers chicken pluckers Senior boys glasses quiet girls Marcella J unlor boys snoopy people Hot Rodders rude people head strong boys girls Mr Smith nicknames wise guys Hxstory class shot rods Sayre's team Cafeterla Study Hall Brg Deals Concexted Guys bossy people Sayre conceited people Creepin Toms arguments a1n't that tender waiting boys Senior boys manners study halls Homework girls city shckers Disappointments Arthur Godfrey late people sports cars people that blow horns being short getting up in the morn m cops kid sisters stuck up people women drxvers Buicks school cops Study Hall cops farming Like s J uvenxle Delinquents pizza girls Peanut Butter 8: Jelly Sandwiches Marines Blue 8: White DeSoto Jeeps Sayre boy pizza school vacatlons hunting on school time stray cats chxldren Corvette's Ken soda yerking hunting money blue Betty Blondes pool Dave pizza Sports Basketball reading roller skating short girls loud music clothes sports Blue Sz White Plymouth roller skating cars foo ll' traveling Elvis food skating clothes tall boys sports red Mercurys Pearl boys Sandy girls Elsie motorcycles Yankees Buxcks Elvis Favorite Song I'll Walk With God One 8: Only Love Home on the Range My Little Angel Tammy When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Diana Stardust Born to Love F ascination Flying Saucers The Twelfth of Never Teddy Bear Honeycomb Falling Star Deep Purple Honeycomb September Song The Twelfth of Never Honeycomb Just Between You 8: Me Boogie Woogie Loving You I Believe Peace In The Valley Pledge of Love Down and Write My self a Letter Swanee The Twelfth of Never That'll be the Day I'm Available That Reminds Me I Believe I m Available Pretend Around the World Honeycomb Chances Are Island in the Sun Autumn Leaves Diana Deep Purple Honeycomb School Days Loving You Ivory Tower Honeycomb Wake Up Little Susie Lisbon Antiqua Hound Dog Bye Bye Love I m Available Tammy Loving You De stmation MSTC Nursing c ollege Navy marrlage unknown Nursing Beautician California Secretary college college undecided college undecxded college Air Force Nursing college college Beauticxan Moon undecided Nursing unknown unknown Harvard unknown college Nursing college college undecxded undecided Navy F ar ming undecided Waves Mansfield Waves Retailing Sec retary Army Navv Army Mansfield college Navy Navy unknown Marines undecided Navy marriage . , . h, . . . ! V I , I . , , . J 4 ' . , . 7 b . , V . . . Pritchard, Lewis stuck up girls cars I'm Gonna Sit Right college u ' n - 7 , . . , , . , ' . 4 , . , . - . , , l ' ' d .. , . , . . . - ' 8 1 A ' ' . , , , . . , . , , . . Advertising the Prom. .unwr- Biology room has a new aquarium -:QQ I udy Jones N, ,,. air W' Peggie with Long Hair?? kg-If ,,,. 'H' ' lf' vi Hardworking center Hardworking cheer1eaders?? vu- 4 ' Y r or 'X Row 1 -- Left to right: H. PietrogS. McKee1g Y. Reeseg J. Morleyg J. Whippleg A. Callearg P. Harshbargerg P. Parks. Row 2 -- Leftto right: E. Langfordg El Hardingg L. Shayg B. Plattg B. Plattg D. Dowdg N. Barrow- cliffg J. Allyn. Row 3 -- Left to right: B. Claypoolg M. O'Connorg M. Catling B. Kjelgaardg J. Gobleg E. Pudneyg G. Rogersg J. Van Scoten. Row4 -- Left to right: G. Noldyg J. Carrg K. Keirg M. Finchg L. Spencerg C. Youngg L. Roseg M. McKeel. Row 5 -- Left to right: M. Nicholsg B. Hardingg P. Delaneyg J. Jonesg N. Fitchg C. Cadyg J. Mooreg N. Blemle. Row 6 -- Left to right: S. Taylorg M. Cottong J, Millardg M. Hardingg N. Roberts. P. Rxleyg J. Husickg N. Molyneaux. Row 7 -- Left to right: C. Mclntireg N. Storellig L. Kreamerg P. Reynoldsg S. Regng J. Griswoldg R. Bentleyg J. Graham. Row 9 -- Left to rlghtz G. Parshallg T. Frostg L. Jenningsg V. Vanderpoolg L. Whippleg R. Wheelerg L. Browng J. Cron. Row 9 -- Left to right: B. Walling W. Molyneauxg N. Fairbanksg R. Tobbeg H. Griswoldg G.Gi1bert5 D. Dowdg J. Bennett. Row 10 -- Left to right. C. Olmsteadg G. Brewerg L. Cooperg E. Rockwellg D. Robinsong J. Pageg V. Raupersg D. Bourdette. Row 11 -- Left to r1ght: R. Walkerg G. Welchg C. Campbellg J. Drewg J. Lynchg J. Collinsg I. Pruyne, L. Prltchard. Row 12 -- Left to rlghtz J. Neileyg F. Cornebyg D. Bohlayerg H. Hortong R. Jolleyg T. Duggan. Row 13 -- Left to right: L. Cooperg D. Oakesg R. Westg N. Tompkmsg J. Cam 'P e I Canadian version Rhythm band ' ' 1 A x '51, Diet dodgers Future nurse : E k A x --. 1- K- 1-- ,yr Q ' Q '.gtYi: T0 . N of ...fi ' , 24, t,g,g,f,A N ' , Q A 'I 4 I V45 ,vi V S 'Qi 'f'f f School loafers My Q ' ' 1 + AQ' . . .- - 1.9 F- . E-4 5 5 E x gif K3 Thoughtful for once I 'LA Q 1 1 it if!-15 f L7 1 LLL' ' X L' : - ' , f' tiig.,,,ff'-Lfwi 'V ,Qs M li ,df fi viii: fx NN F' ,fx A ,ww - . .. ' A 1s? 'V h . . --f- if? J Very studious I I The bug at Gail's Warkmg tagvfher Few people realxze the hard task the cafeterla crew has 1n plannmg and preparmg meals The cafeterla whlch IS under the d1reCt1on of Mrs Shannon also has a few students who work there They help sweep the floors clean up the tables and wash the dlSh6S We should appreclate them smce II subtracts from the t1me they could be usmg to do homework or part1c1pate 1n other stu dent act1v1t1es Let s glVe a cheer for the hard workmg crew IH the cafeterla who try the1r best to please -all the stu dents who eat there Mrs Parke Mrs. Smith pc 0 B-if J' A if ft, 1 li Mrs Shannon '35 292 Mrs Gordon dzffercnt class projects. JL ' x ' fs Few people real1ze what a tremendous amount of work goes 1nto runmng our school There are many jobs around the school that are done day after day and no one apprec1ates the ef forts of the people who accomplish these tasks Mr Rachards Through the efforts of Mr Charles Thorpe Mr FloydR1charc1s Mrs Kath erme Stowell and Mr Thomas Holbert the school IS kept clean and t1dy They are always on the spot to help w1th after school HCIIVIIIES such as the plays annual proms and concerts Thorpe I X K ' Mrs Stowell Kira. il Q QU in Mr Holbert A Q A f I flu Q 5 L . if . . 'tie ki . I I 1 lv! 'x W u ' , . Ai Mr. . .' 13, ep, '-l, HA! if P fy- p . i 'ifiggs K my i 'N Ez, V gxlxiy - X ,M L' ,K 'p Q. 4 I 'P 6 fl A lf! ' 9 . ma y I f 4 F' fi , l ew ,M Dru pal e PHUFESSIUHHL PHTRUHS Wayne Allen Dan Baker W1ll1am Baurys John C Black Ray K Bolmger E M Brennan S S Brenner Joseph B Cady S J Cunrnons Kathryn L Cook Pubhc Accountant and Mrs A N DHVIGS Mr MRUFICG L Epstem Rlchard B Ganley Ralph Gregory Edward Kulczyckl F A Lat1n1 Jesse L1ttleton J C Lynch M D Martm George C Melkle A V Orlando Roger Orv1s Henry Rentschler Manley Rockman W1ll1am G Schr1er, Class of 1894 Mr W1ll1amL WIISOH Dr Bruce W1mer Dr Ralph Wmston Cornplxments of a frxend Dr. Dr. Dr. ' ' Dr. . Mr. . ' Dr. . . Dr. . . Dr. . Dr. . . ' 0 2 Dr. . . . ' Dr. ' . Dr. Dr. Arthur King Dr. ' Dr. . . ' ' Dr. ' Dr. . . Dr. . . ' Dr. . ' Dr. . . Dr. ' Dr. Dr. Mr. ' ' . ' Ralph Rogers ,uhmzau Patraus Mrs Gracemary E Alger Mrs Sarah Allen Mrs Ceha Arnold Mr and Mrs Harry E Ayer Mr and Mrs Rxchard Barrett Mxss Marxe Bean Miss Jane Bergen Mr and Mrs John Bergen Mr and Mrs Charles Blemle M1ss Patti Blemle Mr a.nd Mrs Shubal Bowman Mr and Mrs Clyde Breesee Mrs Gladys Brown Miss Emma Burkard Mrs Phyllis Carr Clmton Callear Rupert L Campbell Ralph Catlm R C Chamberhn Jr and Mrs a.nd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Ella Johnson Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson Mr and Mrs Charles P Jones a.nd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Carlton Chandler Wxlllam A Chandler Clarence Claypool Wxlson Cole Mrs Mary Colegrove and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Laurence Costello Vern Cotton James Cron Chris Delaney Mass Joan Devme Mrs Beatrice Dowd Miss Joyce Ann Dowd Mr and Mrs Clxfford Drew Mr and Mrs G L Duggan Mrs Elsie Durrant Adrian Fisk and Mrs Charles Harding and Mrs Spencer Harding and Mrs Warren R Harding Mxss Phyllis Haxton Mr and Mrs Gerald Hlcks Mrs Leola Horton and Mrs Clarence Hunsmger and Mrs Peter Husick and Mrs Phxlhp Huslck Wllham J Inman Mr and Mrs Bertrand Irons Mxss Judy Jones Mr and Mrs Thomas E Jones Mr and Mrs M Kandehn Mr Gerry Keeney Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelr Miss Esther Kexr Mrs IrmaS Kexr Mr and Mrs Corey Kleslnger Mxss Barbara Kyelaard and Mrs a.nd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Henry Kyelgaard Dale Kllne Duane Klmko F J Kreamer, Sr John Kreamer Wllham Kreamer Miss Rosann and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Kump Gordon Langford Robert Lewxs J Lloyd Loushay Mlss Julla Lunger and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Joseph Lynch Richard Marvln Clyde May James McCarty Joseph McGee Merle S Mclntxre Kenneth McKeel James McPherson and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Estus W Meade Ranson Medlm James Mmard Sr Edward Molyneaux Verncnl Molyneaux Arthur J Moore Cec1l Mormngstar Edwin Morse Glenn H Morton Ogden Moss, Jr John P Murphy and Mrs Edward Nearhoof and Mrs Henry Neff Miss Margle M. Nichols and Mrs and Mrs J B Nelley Jr Daniel A Noldy Truman Nusbaum, Jr and Mrs and Mrs Kenneth Oakes John 0'Connor Mrs Lulu Parks and Mrs a.nd Mrs and Mrs Rev and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Rev and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Gerald Pxerce Garnard Pxpher George Platt Fredrlck Price James Pruyne Charles Pudney Paul Raupers F W Rxenfurt Morton J Roberts Donald Robinson G11bert Rogers Kenneth Rogers Clinton Shaffer and Mrs Robert Shepps and Mrs Vern E Sloat Fred Smith and Mrs Howard Snyder and Mrs Raymond Stackhouse and Mrs Harold Taylor and Mrs George Tebo Jack M. Tidlow Ray Tompkins and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Robert Twigg R C Vanderpool M F Van Scoten Wllliam Van Slyke Harold Wallin Mrs FrankE Wass and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Donald Wheeler Francxs Wheeler Harold E Wheeler Leland Whipple Ora F Whipple Joseph Whxte Wllham Witmer Amos Wittlg Joseph Yanuzzl Myron Young , . , Mr. . . . 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Compliments of ATHE NS DAIRY Phone TU 21121 MILK and DAIRY PRODUCTS Dellvered Anywhere 1n the Valley THE VALLEY AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALERS ACKLEY BUICK GEO FRALEY GARAGE GARRISON KLOB OLDSMOBII.E INC KOHLER PONTIAC PENN YORK VALLEY MOTOR SALES AL THEETGE CHEVROLET 'I'IOGA POINT MOTOR CO SAYRE MOTOR CO WALKER MOTOR SALES MATT DEPUMPO SALES AND SERVICE H5526 I ' n .- 1 . s 1 1.1: ' . ,W. ' I X f I 4 , . , - , 1 I S ' - , - - ,Q . I fe, 5 I . TJ gy.. ' .W .xr THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK H TL FHELEATHENS NATIONAL BANK E1-51 .JLCH drank -sf' 1115? IIIN DUU .1-L 5 E+ EEE, '-- me EEE g m: ...E 5.5 EE E EI E Q SAVE FOR THE FUTURE THE ATHENS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FDIC I ' 11722-fl -- - 'E- rf ff' 351353 2 2 T'-' E . iiiig? 'z '1,.'. T --..- f h W E - - 1 T ' ' 71 .g ' A Qs A1511 -v - -A -A A A- A I : Q un . f 7lf ,ld A . lg - A......, 'W it - 'L' ' L' A: 5 f f -1 -245' ,'wb?1?T.TH'1 5' -W Y -I' ' 1 ' LT' ' f i.l,-lFQ.i, QQ- ' 573, t-'TT 5 - - -UF? TT ., tfrfiff ff - -' V 'T '?':?g if-J4, f'Z?f?ffgfi'L1'l?J+ A -L: - , . - .ANL ' l in W-Lu' 1-- N A ' a T' ' ' ' f ..- - .4 A 1: A . , E E LJ- -I :u ri V A:,,, f -E X 1 ' 'H A T EE f A ,j' ' Ag J i 3 ' J ll .,,,,, I 3 TEA - gl EE :EEE 'Q Q ' A 5 5 E L.: 532755 f.i.:. -V 5 2 2 . 1 2 up-+3 222215. - Q 1314 - .Q J, - - 3 - 'T' ' - -' ' 52512 TJFE' . - V X V .::.:, 'Y-1 BIRD SUMNER AGENCY INSURANCE IS OUR BUSINESS Bird Sumner Frank Doyle BLUE SWAN SAYRE PENNSYLVANIA CLOVERDALE FARMS DIVISION ATHENS SAYRE WAVEHLY MILK OF SUPERIOR FLAVORH Ph Waverly 328 I F HANLON INC WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER UTOPID -1- Q ...T I ROQP ALUMINIUM 'if-Q, .M PAINT COMBINATION INTRA WHERE GOOD FEELING GOES WITH SQUARE DEALING Box 111 ATHENS PA TU 3 6105 ERNEST CATLIN 6. SONS PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRIC CONTRACTING SALES AND SERVICE South Mcun Street ATHENS PA it Alt, N k M N :Q Q , -lr hh. :F p 1 - - , VV 'NLF 'x Y-S., -.rnldz nl i DOORS Q ' INSULATION by ' if X A V 4 -il WK: ' . . SUCCESS TO TI-IE CLASS OE 58 YOUR CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER GEORGE FRALEY ATHENS PENNSYLVANIA TU 2 3321 Comphments of E E C A M P B E L L NATIONWIDE INSURANCE ATHENS, PENNSYLVANIA A I l I FK ,lf 6 -it . NORTH IEWELERS ATHENS. PA. WAVERLY. N. Y. NORTH IEWELERS LOWERY FUNERAL HOME PIPE ORGAN Music 225 s th M ATHENS PA . x v-. .. Ma: '- A-f w'-.5 i' A ' A A A :fm -A A 'Q , . ,....,.:1P ' ' Q M Qwwe' M' ou ain Street , Cornphmermts of Success to the Graduates of 1958 A L T E R I FUNERAL HOME ATHENS PHARMACY 414 416 South Mcnn Street SAYRE PA THEODORE PINK Prop P O L L Y S EVANS cmd CHAF F EE RESTAURANT 24 HOUR SERVICE YOUR QUALITY STORE F OR THE IUNIOR MISS 418 South Mcun Street ATHENS PA SAYRE TOWANDA Iohn cmd Merle Klthccxrt Props we ,ff Comphments of Comphments of Your GUY and VIRGINIA PARK PARKS RED CS WHITE BUY RIGHT BUY RED cSf WHITE Douly Newspaper THE EVENING TIMES Servmg Athens Sayre and South 123 Wlllow Street Waverly Pa Waverly N Y and ATHENS PA Surroundlng Areas 'luulli' -ff 'ff AN, we Best W1Sh9S Erorn B 0 W E N IENKINS MACHINE CO COMPLETE WELDING Cmd III South Maln Street MACHINE SERVICE ATHENS PA ATHENS PA TU 2 7473 TU 2 7185 ng. Compliments of H O R T O N ' S ELECTRIC CENTER Sales cmd Services YOUR BUICK DEALER IN EASY, SPARTON, cmd THE VALLEY KELVINATOR APPLIANCES 508 S. Elmira Street 344 Broad Street ATHENS, PA. WAVERLY, N. Y. Best W1shes E rom Q U A L I T Y SERVICE STORES E E ASHLEY Wholesale Servmg the Valley for 36 Years 5 i A I ' AI' A ASSOCIATE STORE Everytlmng for the AUTOMOBILE WI-IEEL GOODS cmd TOYS TU 2 6652 409 411 South Moun Street ATHENS PA Compllments of W T Comphments of YOUR FRIENDLY STORE MAX COHEN 125 West Lockhart Street EAST ATHENS PA SAYRE PA Compllments of S C R I V E N S GREENHOUSE Formerly GREGORY S TU 2 1904 530 So Keystone Avenue SAYRE PA VISII Our Dcnry Store W A V E R L Y CREAMERY INC IOLLY FARMER ICE CREAM Broad Street WAVERLY N Y BREWER'S 5c cS.10c STORE A BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locally Owned Compliments of P E R F E C TI O N LAUNDRY ATHENS SAYRE WAVERLY Nationally Known TU 3-9214 Comphmenls of DAVIDSON S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION PI-IARMACIST Across from Post Ofhce ATHENS PA i If ii if A 6. P TEA COMPANY Complunents of MEADE S DOC and MIL ATHENS PA .-si pg I gn in K- SQ? Compliments of THE STAR BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 102 Lockhart Street SAYRE, PA. Each Account Insured to S10 OOO lf :lg Best WISDGS From THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK SAYRE PA R. 'Tb Compliments ot I O E ' S SPORTING GOODS Downtown Sayre MARINE CENTER OF TI-IE VALLEY TU 5 2453 Best WISDGS From C H A R L I E S MOBILE STATION CARWASI-IING LUBRICATION Keystone Avenue SAYRE PA CHARLES UTTER Prop D1ot1 TU 8 9141 Cl 3 'V' , .. I tstttt A . A 4, bn. A 2 ' M1 0 g f 'gn 3 'L 1 1 HLSL1 Q I I . I I l I I ' - Q L4,: J K , ,. g 5 . 5 K N L , , , 1 6+-It - R -4' I f 'j' 1 K .. f ,H 4 - 1 'G , - 'IX Xt r , 'B 1p I 5 s J In , A ,gp - 1X A N.',4' r ' M V V ' 5 . W M ' 4 Compliments of FRIANT PLUMBING AND HEATING 222 South Main Street ATHENS. PA. New I W7 'Ty wa- Congrotulohons From VALLEY CITIES GAS COMPANY TO THE CLASS OF 1958 We-w an Compliments of FORREST HOUSE Hotel and Restaurant T. F. SCANNELL, Prop. SO Yeors Serving Good Food ATHENS, PA. Meet the Gong ot BOB S SODA BAR SEALTEST ICE CREAM WEST SAYRE PA 6' del' vwdfi f A . , , . 'I ' I? ft ,. -N-1+ .r ' -n l1'5'i-,Q I v' .X . 4 5, , jxv-1, r-ffl 'Wy ?'1 1.1, h ?3qw3:':g'A ,f tg ew ,f7,,'rg,.xzi '.3q:ei:s' lr U , . ' - fa v I X , -L. ' ,, J' af ?1,'1MIE4 I f -I ,lf 1 'T ', vw: k an f F A ' 5' 3 f 'Iac' kg, L I I I 2 A , , 1 , 1S5,h,5l d, A . .Mt .. As a f ., ff tt... f ft I V1-. y , 1 .K K . -f I A I 1 , : 'A 4' V2 b. f ,, . f' Nf'-f -i N ik- Wx. A K ' Jaw lug -.N ' ,,. - I ' I If ' I I v ' M U ,R I .' I 3 4' ...J 'Q W4 ..- QU a --W .U ,it I -I I I M I 4 4 . LV E WALLIN'S SPORT SHOP Compliments of BERT'S PHARMACY SPORTING GOODS SAYREI PA. 224 South Main Street ATHENS, PA. 1,g-sv Comphments of DEWITT ELECTRIC CONTRACTING WIRING ComP11H1e1'1fS Of APPLIANCES RADIO cmd TELEVISION Sales cmd SGTVICS 320 South Mcun Street ATHENS PA 'Haba' Best Wishes From I- I- W H P L E INSURANCE LUMBER YARDS Home Owners ond Automobile cr Speciorlty 508 North Main Street ATHENS, PA. ATHENS, PA. TU 2-4621 Compliments of Compliments of ATHENS FUEL co WATR 0 Us YOUR D 5. I-I COAL DEALER HARDWARE 424 South Mcun Street AUTOMATIC HEATING ATHENS PA -Q N r' 3 1, it 5 TU 2-5211 4 I , X- , Best WISDSS From Cherrucol cmd Metollurglcol BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE S Y L V A N IA ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ELECTRIC PRODUCTS PLUMBING D1V1S101'1 of 101 Spnng Street HI FI and SAYRE PA TELEVISION SETS TU 2 7691 TU 2 0834 N lx cnorr C0H1P11I1'1e11'fS Of We Do It Ourselves Good Workmonshlp Is S No Acc1der1t Wlth Us OIL COMPANY EARL B BEAM Dlstrlbutlon of ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PLASTER CONTRACTOR PRODUCTS Orlgmcxtor of Sun Burst TU 2 4241 Plaster P'1n1shes 'L I dM d C HAVENS FUEL COMPANY W I 6 FUEL OIL GASCUNE COAL S th M ATHENS PA A N P THE S A TU 31771 BR WN BENEDICT FLYING A CONVQLESCENT s'rA'r1oN HOME S th M S th M ATHENS PA ATHENS PA HORTON S 1 S ci H GREEN STAMPS ATHENS PA M11 H111 ATHENS PA M I N G O S BEAUTY SHOP B dg St A'I'HENS PA TU 2 4641 I 61 F TOOL and DIE CASTING CORPORATION ATHENS PA. TU 2 8581 WOODWARD DEPT STORE SAYRE PA ATHENS PA MORETON CLEANERS AND THE GIFT BOX 415 B d St WAVERLY N Y C H A C O N A S RESTAURANT SAYRE PA COmDlim91'1TS Of Compliments ot 's Fresh Roas ed Peanuts Compliments of Compliments of COVEY'S SODA BAR BONNEY HOTEL, INC. 'e ' , . Compliments of 205 ri e reet I I 413- roa reet Compliments of Compliments of Comphments of LOUIS BABCOCK ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION South Mum Street ATHENS PA T I O G A B B and Lcxrru Feeds WOODS FARM SUPPLY 104 North Elmua Street 2 7842 Comphments of DUNNES PASTRY SHOP FOR THE BEST IN PASTEIES WEST SAYRE PA TU 3 1752 Best W1Sh6S From WALTER G CHAFF EE CONTRACTOR cmd BUILDER ULSTER, PA. Comphments of SHARPING INC SHOE STORE Quczhty Footwear for the Er1t1re Fcrrmly 145 Desmond Street SAYRE PA Comphments of Glcxsers Rexcxll Drug Store and Glft Shop SAYRE PA Comphments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK ULSTER PA EVERY ACCOUNT APPRECIATED Comphments of V A L L E Y STOCKYARDS, INC. WEST ATHENS, PA. ATHENS, PA. s A H GREEN STAMPS TU . ' - Compliments of BROTAN S Foslmons for the ENTIRE FRMILY SAYRE PA Comphments of C W WATKINS ULs1'1-:R PA S SCHWARTZ WEARING APPAREL 321 Broad Street WAVERLY N Y GASOLINE OIL LUBRICATION Phone F RED FOOTE S Atlcmtlc Serv1ce 436 Chemung Street WAVERLY N Y Compliments of GALLUP S GROCERY ULSTER PA Comphments of FARR FUNERAL HOME ULSTER PA KENS CITIES SERVICE WASHING PoL1sH1No LUBRICATION Cor Chemung 6. Elmxrct WAVERLY N Y Phone 504 Congrcztulotlons D M HANDRICK 6: SONS QUALITY FURNITURE WAVERLY N Y LADIES' cmd CHILDRENS TUNE-UP, P1oK-UP and DELIVERY 695 ' ' ' Phone TU 3 7314 Athens H AST I N G S BEAUTY SHOP Our Entlre Stock of Lotrons CA11 Standard Trade Namesb Regu1ar1y S7 50 to S12 50 ZOTOS REALISTIC HELENE CURTIS Carlye Rrchards and Many Others Must Go for 2 Prlces 555 00 and S8 00 Comphments of INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC MOTORS CO ATHENS PA WM F DIMICK 6: SON HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES COLUMBIA ci SCI-IWINN BICYCLES 376 Broad Street WAVERLY N Y Phone Waverly 1390 THE FAMILY SHOP Men Women and Ch11dren PETE S BARBER SHOP 109 East Lockhart Street SAYRE PA LINES POULTRY EGGS FRES1-1 or FROZEN POULTRY Route 17 Phone 954 Free Dellvery Comphments of STOVER S General Insurance Agency ATHENS PA Cornphments of W A T K I N S CHARTER SERVICE ATHENS PA Phone TU 8 7103 or TU 8 7431 Shampoo, Set and Rinse .....,..., 351.50 WAVERLY- N- Y- CompI1mer1ts of G L DUGGAN Everythmg ln PLUMBING HEATING PI-IILCO APPLIANCES and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES EAST ATHENS PA TU 3 7513 Comphrnents of THOMAS AUTO SUPPLY ATHENS PA TRY OUR PIZZA BURGER Y A N U Z ZI S RESTAURANT SOUTH WAVERLY PA 4 IOHN ISBELL S SERVICE STATION WASHING LUBRICATION TIRES REPAIRED Stevenson Street SAYRE PA TU 5 1622 Comphments of BEAN S GROCERY EAST ATHENS PA 2 5767 Comphments of GERALDINE MONTGOMERY GENERAL INSURANCE ATHENS PA E V A N S Department Store CLOTHING EOR ALL THE FAMILY 420 So Mum Street ATHENS PA Comphments of H A G G E R T Y S APPLIANCE CENTER YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER SAYRE. PA - TU - SPAGHETTI and PIZZA TU 3- 352 4 Comphments of ROCKMAN S SAYRE PA DAYSTROM LEES SEALY KROEHLER ETHAN ALLEN WOLF FURNITURE CO The Store of Nahonally Known Brands SAYRE PA FOR MUSIC 'NIEWS cmd SPORTS Keep Tuned to WATS 960 on Your Dml SAYRE PA K N A P P S DEPARTMENT STORE WAVERLY, N Y Kncxpps GIVE cmd Redeem, S CS H Green Stamps Compl vents of E WALKER 6 SON PLUMBING fx HEATING ATHENS PA Ccmph vents of WIRTHMORE MILLS WAVERLY N Y Success to the 58 Joss ROBERT CARTWRIGHT 203 East P1ne Street ATHENS PA Congrcrtulcxtlons to the CLASS OF 58 VOSBURGH'S BARBER SHOP South Elmer Avenue SAYRE, PA. iw H. . I 1 - 1 . W l n . 1 - I 11 1 - 1 fx , 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 . . LELA STEVENS DRESS SHOP CLOTHES WITH A FLAIR ATHENS PA SAYRE LAND CO CHOICE MEATS d GROCERIES FORBES and EDDY ATHENS PA TU 23134 LEO OSBORNE GRoCER1ES y t WAVERLY, N. Y. Wyt IIM PALUZZIS TOGGERY d TAILORS 106 S th El SAYRE PA YOUR NORGE DEALER CASH CREDIT APPLIANCE COMPANY L k Str SAYRE PA VIKING RESIN PRODUCTS INC WAVERLY N Y C 1 HORN 6. TAYLOR ATHENS PA Doors C1 o C1 Mon's World .. ,, Cm ou mer Avenue Compliments of Soles ond Service The Founders of SAYRE 100 cz e eet Compliments of on I I Compliments of . omp 1mer1ts of Ca u a 6. Broad Streets IVIILAN MEAT MARKET WHOLESALE RETAIL d CUSTOM WORK MILAN PA TU 2 37ll OSCAR BRADLEY ULSTER PA VALLEY COAL COMPANY FUEI OIL OIL BURNERS d STOKERS BOILERS d PURNACES SAYRE PA t W h s to th Closs ESTHER STORELLI S DRESS SHOP SAYRE PA W M BARBER FUNERAL DIRECTOR 211 W L kh SAYRE PA BONNING S WAVERLY N Y THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WAVERLY WAVERLYNY M b F C P R I T C H A R D S SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR GAS G OILS GROCERIES 511 D d Str t SAYRE PA TU 8 7505 Compliments ot , on ' ' I I . oc art Compliments Ot Compliments of , . 336 Broad Street Compliments of Compliments of on on em er DI I Bes is e e of '58 ' I esmon ee Compliments of H. M. HAIR 6: SON EVERYTHING PoR THE BUILDER ATHENS PA 3 9274 I :S M RESTAURANT HOME COOKED MEALS Proprietors Iohn and Merle Kithcart Congratulations GRAND UNION FOOD MARKETS 'NES Ill A Friendly Place to Shop Compliments ot BOLICH BROTHERS HARDWARE SAYRE PA ARMSTRONG MUSIC HOUSE Authorized Dealer of CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS Sales Service Rentals SAYRE PA TOWANDA PA Compliments ot STANLEY GRIMLEY 6 SON BULLDOZING. 403 West Pine Street ATHENS PA TU 3 5522 Clothes to Wear for Men Who Care S T E I N S Men s 6. Boys Shop ARROW SHIRTS MICHAELS STERN CLOTHES LEE HATS SWANK IEWELRY 134 Desmond Street SAYRE PA Compliments ot ALBERT S DEPT STORE 102 Desmond Street SAYRE PA I l - T A 1 - 1 1 - I I I vaulnulllii ' ,,,- :nn- : 1 I I I I I I MARY ALICE DRESS SHOP ATHENS PA BOBS CYCLE SHOP 117 N th K y 1 F O S M E R S ROTARY GAS STATION AND GROCERIES GREENES LANDING PA 2 8427 UTTER REST HOME AMBULATORY PATIENTS EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS PRIVATE DINING ROOM TELEVISION GOOD FOOD PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS W ll S t. h Ph TU 3 4524 NEV S ROTARY SERVICE NEVIN R. MANTZ M g SAYRE PA TU 8 9361 DOLLY MADISON FOREMOST ICE CREAMS FOREMOST DAIRIES INC 803 N L h1gh A SAYRE PA TU 3 9203 EUGENIA KINNER BEAUTY SHOP H yd St SAYRE PA TU 8 5324 BetW hs G O B L E S SERVICE STATION S M S t ATHENS PA Comphments of Comphments of I , cmcx er and Compliments of I I . e ' venue or e s one Avenue I I SAYRE, PA. 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