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

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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

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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

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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 ,