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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

I 968 Athenian Athens Area High School Athens, Pennsylvania School Views 2 School Views Foreword Athens is an area of great heritage. Indians, traders, explorers, and pioneers are a major part of her background. The pioneers, being New Englanders, brought with them a love for education. Feeling a definite lack of learning in their new homes, they held a meeting to discuss the construction of a school. This meeting took place February I I. 1797. at the Red Tavern Inn. The delegation of men present discussed the construction of the building. The dimensions were to be 42 feet in length. 44 feet in height, with 2 floors The location for the school was easily solved. The Susquehanna Company had set aside land in every township for education. Twenty-one acres were allocated in Athens and it was on this property that the Academy would be built The twenty-one acres had been divided into various plots of land. The plots were sold and the interest on the sale money was put in an account for the school, if one should be built A plot of land in the mid-section of the 21 acres was saved for the building of a school A building fund was collected by subscription. Men of the community and outlying cities subscribed to shares worth $30. Shares were paid off in building materials or $10 installment payments. The men involved in these subscriptions were joined under the title of The Athens Academical Society The frame of the building was raised on lot 25 in 1797. However, due to lack of funds the project dwindled and the building went up for sale in June 1808. The building was used as a storehouse for grain Again the interest in the Academy was kindled. By now repairs were needed The top floor had never been built so the Free and Accepted Masons were called upon to finish it. After talks with the Masons it was agreed upon that they would build it and hold their meetings there. After this the building was used for many things. Such things as town meetings, church sessions, dances, and public events were held here In 1813. Henry Wells, armed with a petition from the Athens Academical Society, obtained an enactment from the Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This established the Academy and appropriated $2000. to be under the care of an incorporated committee. The Academy was completed and an advertisement was placed in the Townada and Wilkes-Barre papers for a teacher Sylvania Garnsey from Harrisburg answered the ad. April 25. 1814. the first day of school was held. This building was used until March 5. I 842 On this day it burned down The burning was due to the antics of some young boys who had gone for a swim and climbed in a window to warm themselves. The Academy was rebuilt by October 1843 The last year of school in this building was 1868. After the last year Ihe building lay dormant until 1925 when the building was torn down. Many of the townspeople didn't understand why it was torn down, hoboes traveling through town used the building as an overnight stop. It was feared they might set the building on fire and burn the town down. The life of the Academy was a struggle but it did survive and was the fuel for the fire of our education in Athens today. Retirement Mr Earl K Dill This year after thirty-six years of teaching, Mr. Dill, head of our math department, is retiring. During his teaching years Mr. Dill has experienced changes in the student body, the curriculum. and in the school itself. Mr. Dill was one of the forty-two members of the 1924 graduating class in Athens. Noticeable characteristics of the students that year were the long dresses, separate collars on shirts, and wide ties. The school dress for boys was a shirt and a tie or a sweater. The, athletic sweaters were not the cardigan of today but crew neck pullovers with an A on the front. Students with cars and motorcycles were few. The bicycle was a common means of transportation. During his high school years Mr. Dill was a member of the football and track teams. His junior year he was class president. In addition to these activities he participated in class plays. The plays were presented for the public as well as for the student body. In 1938 his acting ability was exercised again as he held the lead role in the faculty play. His closing scene consisted of an embrace with his leading lady; the stage boys held the curtain a few moments longer much to the delight of the student audience. Mr. Dill was referred to as Pickle” in the 1924 Athenian. He was the Caruso of the senior class, participating in the operetta and chorus. In 1928 Mr. Dill received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan and later studied at Syracuse University. In September of 1932 Mr. Dill began his teaching career in Athens. He taught plane geometry, civics, and POD. In 1950 he moved into the math department. There have been several changes in the math curriculum during Mr. Dill's career. New courses such as modern algebra, unified geometry, and calculus have been added. However, classes are larger due to the expansion of the school district. Mr. Dill has contributed thirty-six years of his life to the students, past and present, of Athens High School. His services will long be remembered. Best wishes for the coming years are conveyed to Mr. Dill from all those ever acquainted with him in the Athens school system—May happiness be with him always. 5 Table Of Contents Faculty Administration Pg. 8 Seniors........................................Pg. 26 Underclassmen................................. Pg. 50 Activities ....................................Pg. 86 Music..........................................Pg. 108 Sports Pg. I 18 Advertisements.................................Pg. 138 The size of the faculty and administration of Athens High School would shock those who were affiliated with the Academy. The one teacher and three assistants of the Academy staff have been supplanted by the seventy-one employees of the present faculty and administration. Today's cafeteria and janitorial services would amaze those early Athenians. The first teacher in the Academy. Sylvanua Garnsey. received $500 per year. The school year was divided into four quarters beginning April 25 and ending March 6. The curriculum included music, art. language, and chemistry—all taught by assistants—and reading, writing and arithmetic taught by the preceptor. The Academy, with its small but efficient staff, offered its students the best in education. Athens High School, with its well trained staff and well equipped building, offers its students R. W MARVIN SUPERINTENDENT Graduation marks an important milestone in your life. It is the end of your public school education, an education made possible through the cooperative efforts of many people. Future education will be more the responsibility of you yourself. Your successful graduation from high school has opened many doors. The choice will be yours depending upon your ambitions and ability. This choice may be college, industry, military service or one of many others. The decision is now yours. The school has been interested in your achievement of the past twelve years. This interest will be continued in future years. It stands ready to assist and serve you as you progress through life. Congratulations! May success and happiness follow you as you continue in the profession or occupation of your choice. 10 Seated Laurence R. Kinsley. Mrs. Celia Arnold. Harlan Rowe. Dr Ralph Gregory. Robert Fraley Slumlmf. Wallace Nichols. John W Watson. Carl Morris. Dr. Clifton J. Lynch Board Of Education The Board of Education is responsible for the policies and procedures with which the administration. faculty and student body function. The Board decides on tax rates, budgets, salary schedules, and money for building maintenance. It also hires all personnel. The School Board is composed of nine members: Mr. Harlan J. Rowe, president of the Board, resides in R.D. 2 Athens. He is a mechanical superintendent with Zhc tuning Zimes. Mr. Rowe has been with the Board for sixteen years. Dr. Ralph B. Gregory. I st vice president, is in his eighth year with the Board. He lives at 208 South St.. Athens, and is an optometrist. Mr Robert Fraley lives at 202 W. Cooper St.. Athens. A garage service manager, he has been with the Board eight years. Mr. Fraley is the treasurer for the Board. Mr. Lawence Kingsley of East Smithfield is a lumberman. He is the 2nd vice president and has been on the Board six years. Another member. Mr. Carl A. Morris, has been on the Board seven years. He lives in R.D. tf I. Athens, and is a supervisor at the Ingersoll-Rand. Mr. Wallace Nichols of East Smithfield is a livestock dealer. He was just elected to the Board last November. Mr. John W. Watson has been with the Board eleven years. He is an engineer at the Ingersoll-Rand and resides in R.D. if I. Milan. Dr. Clifton J. Lynch of 304 N. Main St.. Athens, is a M.D. He has been a member of the Board for eighteen years. Mr Fenton R. Murphy has been a member for fifteen years. He is a dairy farmer and lives in R.D. I. Ulster. Mrs. Celia Arnold, although not a member of the School Board, has served as secretary for the Board for nineteen years. She is also a secretary in the high school. Mrs. Arnold resides at 703 N. Main St.. Athens. We. the students of Athens Area Schools, would like to thank the members for the time spent, without pay. to provide and maintain a very find educational system in our community. MILES RAKER ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT To the Class of 1968, Congratulations! Today the world is changing rapidly. In your twelve years of school you have witnessed as much scientific advancement and sociological change as had been made in the past century. Perhaps the greatest single scientific achievement was on Oct. 4. 1957. when the world heard for the first time the beep. beep, beep, of the Russian Sputnik, soon to be followed by the viewing on television to the actual launching and recovery of our own American Astronauts. We of today speak and think in terms of material and mass production, of material and man power, of material and mass battles. We are prone to think of the spectacular battle or event and forget about all the little decisions each of us must make. Someone has aptly called these the battles fought and won behind your forehead. The forces we marshal here are those of right and wrong, of good or evil, of temperance or intemperance! the decisions are the defeats or victories depending on how we use our educational training to solve them. JAMES PRUYNE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL In this age of great armies and big battlefields, we are apt to lose sight of the battles within us which make so little noise and require so little space, battles which may be fought during the quiet of an evening in your home, during a walk over the countryside or in the silence of the night. Are not these more important than the battles won with bombs and planes? Is it not true that if we first win these battles behind our foreheads we may be spared the suffering and distraction on the vast battlefield between nations? It is in America, with a democracy like ours, that each may make his own decisions. The sum total of these individual decisions is our democratic society. and our form of government. Use your high school training to judge wisely and exercise your rights, privileges and duties as an American citizen. and we will continue to enjoy the freedoms which exist only in America. 12 CELIA ARNOLD MR MARVIN S SECRETARY BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARY DAWN CONKLING MAIN OFFICE SECRETARY VIRGINIA CROWLEY MR PRUYNES SECRETARY MARILYN DEPUE GUIDANCE SECRETARY HELEN ROBINSON MAIN OFFICE SECRETARY NORRENE MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY 13 Faculty HELEN BOURDETTE CLYDE W BRESEE JULIA H LUNGER RUTH E JONES MARGARET D PRUYNE GLADYS REEVES DONALD RIKER Helen Bourdette Assistant Librarian Clyde W Bresee B S. Mansfield State College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Ph D. Cornell University Director of Guidance Coordinator of Federal Program Senior High Student Council Ruth E. Jones B S East Stroudsburg State College M S. New York University M.Ed. Edinboro State College Guidance Counselor 9. 10 Junior High Student Council Julia Harriet Lunger M.Ed Pennsylvania State University Guidance Counselor 7. 8 Margaret D. Pruyne B A. University of North Carolina Library Orientation Library Aides Gladys Reeves Th.B Malone College A B. Marion College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Special Education Donald R Riker. Jr B.S Pennsylvania State University M.Ed. University of Wyoming Guidance 14 Ruth B Danko B $. East Stroudsburg State College Girls Physical Education 7-12 Girls Athletic Club Girls Intramurals Edith Hine R N. Robert Packer Hospital Thomas E. Jones B S. East Stroudsburg State College M S. New York University Driver Education Nicholas Neiley B.S. Rutgers University Boys Physical Education 7-12 Boys Intramurals Susan Nichols B.S. Lock Havens State College Physical Education 9 Health 12 Kenneth H Oakes B S. East Stroudsburg State College Health J.V. Basketball Coach Ray Brent Peters B.S. Slippery Rock State College Swimming Health 9 (Boys) Jr High Wrestling Club Swimming Club Swimming Intramurals Varsity Swimming Coach BRENT PETERS KENNETH H OAKES SUSAN NICHOLS RUTH B DANKO EDITH HINE THOMAS E. JONES NICHOLAS NEILEY 15 Faculty NELSON R ALLEN DAVID RUSSELL DAVID SHELDON i MARIE BEAN WILLIAM J INMAN Nelson R Allen B S. Mansfield State College U S. History S Marie Bean B S. Mansfield State College M S. Bucknell University U S. History I I William J. Inman A B Mt. St. Mary s POD. Oral and Written Expression Robert Rogers B A Pennsylvania State University U S. History World History Art. Music, and Western Man Honor Society David A Russell B $. Mansfield State College Civics 9 World Geography 10 Head Coach Cross Country Head Coach Track David Sheldon B S. Mansfield State College Civics World History James Whitmer B S. Mansfield State College World History JAMES WHITMER 16 ROBERT ROGERS ELEANOR BIALEK LEONARD M GABRIEL ARLENE L PICKERING MARY BROUGHTON Leonard M. Gabriel B S. Bloomsburg State College Data Processing Bookkeeping Business Law Assistant Athletic Director Attendance Director Business Department Head Eleanor Bialek B S. Rider College Shorthand I. II Bookkeeping I. II Typing I Office Practice marian c McDonald Arlene L. Pickering B.S. Indiana University Personal Typing Typing II Business Arithmetic uaa M Mary Broughton B.S. Mansfield State College Home Ec 8. II. 2 Interior Decorating Advanced Sewing Senior F.H.A Marian C. McDonald B.S. Mansfield State College Home Ec 7. 9. 10 Junior F.H.A. 17 Faculty 1 PH i11 5 V V Carl J. Eastman B.S. Mansfield State College Math 10 Physics DeVere Hausknecht B S. Mansfield State College Science 7 Physical Science 10 Ted R Keir B.S. East Stroudsburg State College M S Ithaca College Earth and Space Science Vocational Science Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Baseball Coach Sigrid Wilkinson B.S. Mansfield State College J.V. Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders Richard Merritt B.S. Mansfield State College Biology 9 Physical Science 10 Junior High Wrestling Club Assistant Baseball Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach Joseph J. Thompson B.S. Bloomsburg State College General Science 8 Varsity Backfield Coach Wrestling Coach Wrestling Club Victor S. Weiss B.A. Moravian College Science 7 Varsity Football Coach CARL J EASTMAN DEVERE HAUSKNECHT TED R KEIR RICHARD MERRITT SIGRID WILKINSON VICTOR S WEISS JOESPH J. THOMPSON 18 PHILIP L BUTLER EARL K. DILL MARIAN C KLINE LEO D SLIFE Philip L. Butler B S. Mansfield State College Algebra I Earl K Dill B.A. University of Michigan Geometry Algebra and Trigonometry Marian C. Kline B S. Bloomsburg State College Math 7 Leo D. Slife B S Wilkes College Math 7. 8 Algebra 9 ANN MARIE THOMPSON Ann Marie Thompson B S. Bloomsburg State College Math 8 Personal Typing Senior Class Advisor Junior High Dramatics Club Jack M. Tidlow B S. Lock Haven State College Geometry Advanced Math JACK M TIDLOW 19 Faculty KATHERINE ALLEN Katherine Allen B.Mus Westminster Choir College Music 7. 8 Treble Aires Chorus 7. 8. 9 William N. Allford B S. Mansfield State College M.Ed Ithaca College Instrumental Music Art. Music, and Western Man Senior High Music Glee Club John Swank B S. Edinboro State College Art 7-12 Art Club Chess Club Richard Swetland B $. Mansfield College M S. New York State College High School Band Stage Band Marjorie Thomas B S. Pennsylvania State University Art I WILLIAM ALLFORD JOHN SWANK RICHARD SWETLAND MARJORIE THOMAS 20 JAMES R CALLAHAN EUGENE CERUTTI EDWARD DRABINSKI James R Callahan B.S. Mansfield State College Auto Shop Math Eugene T Cerutti B $.. M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Mechanical Drawing 9-12 Edward J. Drabinski B.S Mansfield State College Industrial Arts—Metal Allyn Leonard B.S. Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture 9-12 EFA Frank T. Thorp B.S. Millersville State College Woodshop J V Football ALLYN LEONARD FRANK THORP 21 Gracemary E. Alger A. B. Elmira College M.Ed. College of William and Mary English 10. 12 Department Head .AtkauaM Harry E. Ayer B. S.. M S. Bucknell University Reading Consultant English I I. Thelma H Beagle B.S. Gettysburg College English 8. 9. Elizabeth B Bresee B.S. Mansfield State College English I I Modern Literature Z«tO§m Quill and Scroll. Lina C. Burns B.S. Mansfield State College Special Reading. Mary C. Ciccarelli B.S. Mansfield State College German I. II. James C. Drew B $. Mansfield State College Reading 7. 8 GRACEMARY E ALGER HARRY E AYER THELMA H BEAGLE ELIZABETH B BRESEE JAMES C DREW MARY C CICCARELLI LINA C BURNS 22 JANE C. HAIR CARIMAR PATRICIAN PETER P POKEGO Jane C. Hair A B Elmira College English 7. 8 Canmar Patrician B S Bloomsburg State College French 7. 8. 9 Peter P. Pokego B S Bloomsburg State College French I. II. Ill T D Club J V Football Assistant Track Coach. Robert M. Schrier A B Lafayette College M.A Bucknell University English 9. 12. Susan A. Silliman B S. Mansfield State College English 7. 8 Paul R Weaver B A Pennsylvania State University English 10 Sophomore Class Advisor ZkcspuDts State Guild. ROBERT M SCHRIER SUSAN A SILLAMAN PAUL R WEAVER 23 Custodians PHILIP JONES TED CANFIELD GENE ROGERS CHARLES THORP OWEN GEROULD MICHAEL URENA 24 Cafeteria ANNE BAILEY IDA BRITTAIN DOROTHY FAIRBANKS LOUISE HESS 25 JEAN SMITH Manager How different student life is today compared to that of the Academy! The classes were much smaller because the enrollment never exceeded 2 I 8 students. Compared to our 1200 students this seems a mere drop in the bucket. Our equipment for teaching is more extensive and our teachers are better educated. Our learning surpasses that of the Academy by far. The Academy was void of all conveniences. Today our schools are equipped with water, heating, and toilet facilities, as well as with television. movies and records. The Academy seems almost crude to our advanced methods. Although the differences between the Academy and Athens High School are many the purpose of both is identical: the purpose being to prepare their students for life. J MARK ALEXANDER. Business REBECCA JEAN ALLEN. College Pre paratory: Student Council 10. II. 12; Sr Chorus 10. lit Glee Club I I. 12: Jr. Prom Committee lit Cheerleader 10. I I. 12; Cafeteria Helper 12; District Chorus 12; Student Council Secretary CARL RODNEY AL LIS. College Preparatory; Teaogan 12; Jr. Prom Committee lls Track Team 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. II. 12: Sr. Band 10. II. 12; Cross Country 12. Sophomore Hop Committee 10 JUDY ANN ALLIS. Business; Sr. Chorus II. STEPHEN E AYER. College Preparatory; Sr. Chorus I I; Glee Club II. 12: Teaogan 10. II. 12; Jr. Prom Committee II; T D. Club II Track Team 10. II. 12; Football 10. II; Basketball 10. II. 12; Sr. Band 10: Cross Country 12; Stage Band 10. Sophomore Hop Committee 10: Sr Ball Committee 12; Homecoming Float Commit tee 12. CHERYL BAKER. Business; Sr Chorus 10. Il Stage Guild 12: Teaogan 10. II. 12; F.T.C. 10, Cheerleader II. 12. VICTORIA ANN BALL. College Preparatory; Stage Guild 10. II. 12: Thespians II. 12; Teaogan 10. II. 12; Sr. Band 10. II: Ouill and Scroll II. 12 JERRY ALAN BARTON. General; Sr. Chorus I I: Glee Club I I; Teaogan 10. II. 12: Photography Club; Cafeteria Helpers II; Ouill and Scroll II. 12. BETSY SUE BEEMAN. College Preparatory; Class Treasurer 10. II. 12; Sr. Chorus 10. I h Stage Guild 10. II. 12: Athenian Staff II. 12: Athen ian Editor 12; Teaogan 10. II. 12; Jr Prom Committee II; Ouill and Scroll II. 12; Sr Ball Committee 12; Sophomore Hop Committee 10: Homecoming Float Committee 12; Homecoming Oueen Candidate 12. MERLE W. BLOW. College Preparatory. Teaogan 10. II; Art Club 10: F.F.A RONALD BORTLE. College Preparatory: Track Team DENNIS GEORGE BOSTON. General; FF A 10. II. 12 J MARK ALEXANDER REBECCA JEAN ALLEN CARL RODNEY ALLIS JUDY ANN ALLIS STEPHEN E AYER CHERYL BAKER MERLE W BLOW RONALD BORTLE DENNIS GEORGE BOSTON DIANE BOWEN CARL BREWER DIANE BOWEN. College Preparatoryt Sr Chorus. I0i Glee Club 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12, Stage Guild 10. II. 12; Thespians 10. II. 12, Jr. Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. ROXANN BRENNAN. College Preparatory; Sr Chorus 10. II; Stage Guild 10. II. I2t Thespian II. I2 Teaogan 10. II. 12; Jr. Prom Committee II, Quill and Scroll 12. CARL BREWER. General JUDY BURNS. College Preparatory, Sr. Chorus 10. II, Stage Guild 10. II. 12, Teaogan 10. II. 12, Jr. Prom Committee II, Majorette 10. II. 12; Quill and Scroll 12: Majorette Club 10. II. 12, Class Trip Committee 12, Sr Ball Committee 12. MARGARET BUSTIN. College Preparatory; Sr. Chorus 10. 11, Glee Club 10. II. 12, National Honor Society II. 12, Stage Guild 10. II. 12, Thespians 10. II. 12, Treble Aires 12, District Chorus 12, Commencement Usher I I. DIANE CALLEAR. College Preparatory; Teaogan 10. II. 12, G.A.C. II. F H A. 10. II. 12, Sr. Band 10. II. 12, Quill and Scroll 12 JOHN H CATLIN. General, Stage Guild 12, Sr Band 10. 11. 12, Cafeteria Helper 12 JEANETTE M COLWELL. Commercial, Sr Chorus 10. II, Treble Aires 12 LINDA ELIZABETH COMSTOCK. Business HAROLD VINCENT COOMBS III. General, Wrestling Club 12, Touch Down Club 10. II. 12, Track Team 10. II. 12, Wrestling Team 12. Football 10. I I. 12. GEORGE ANTHONY CORI. College Preparatory, Touch Down Club I I; Football 10. II, Intramurals 10. II. 30 JUDY BURNS MARGARET BUSTIN DIANE CALLEAR JOHN H. CATLIN JEANETTE M. COLWELL LINDA ELIZABETH COMSTOCK HAROLD VINCENT COOMBS III GEORGE ANTHONY CORI LYNDA COVEY REGINA KATHRYN COVEY ROSE CROTEAU MICHAEL CROUSE JEAN W DINGMAN RICHARD C. DOTY BOB DRAKE AVA ESTES LYNDA COVEY. Commercial, Teaogan II; F HA 10. II. 12 REGINA KATHRYN COVEY. College Preparatory; Stage Guild 10; Sr. Band 10. II. 12. ROSE CROTEAU. Business: Stage Guild 10; Athenian Staff I I; Teaogan 10. II. 12, G.A.C I I; F.H.A. 9, Quill and Scroll 12; Intramurals I I. MICHAEL CROUSE. College Preparatory; Sr Chorus 10. II. 12, Jr. Prom Committee I I, T D. Club 10. II. 12. Track Team 10; Football 10. 11. 12, Basketball 10. II JEAN W DINGMAN. College Preparatory, Library Assistant 10. II. 12, FT C. 10 RICHARD C. DOTY. College Preparatory, Sr. Chorus 10. II. 12, Stage Guild 12, Teaogan 10. II. 12; Jr. Prom Committee I I, Wrestling Club 10. II. 12, T.D. Club 10. II. 12. Wrestling Team 10. II. 12, Football 10. 12 BOB DRAKE. General. AVA ESTES. Business, Sr. Chorus 10. II; GAC Homeroom Secretary 10. GARY ROBERT FAIRBANKS. College Preparatory, Glee Club I I, T.D. Club 10. II. 12-. Football 10. II. 12, Basketball 10. II. 12, Baseball Team 10. II, 12 BONNIE FISK. Commercial, Sr. Chorus 10. II. 12, Teaogan 12. BARRY J FOSTER. College Preparatory, Student Council 10. II. 12; Sr. Chorus 10. II, Glee Club II 12. National Honor Society 10. II. 12; Stage Guild 10. II. Thespians 10. II, Lancers 10 GARY ROBERT FAIRBANKS BONNIE FISK BARRY J FOSTER FLOYD ARTHUR GOUDREAU NORMAN I HATCH KATHLEEN FRIEND ROBERT HANSELL GEORGE GREENO CLAUS HAUER SHARON R HAUSKNECHT LINDA HEEMAN ANNE THERESA HOGAN ' Patricia ann holcomr DAN A HORNER KATHLEEN FRIEND. College Preparatory; Glee Club 12; Athenian Staff 12; Teaogan; Quill and Scroll 12. FLOYD ARTHUR GOUDREAU. College Preparatory; Cafeteria Helpers; FT A 12. GEORGE GREENO. General ROBERT HANSELL. General; Varsity Football II NORMAN I HATCH. General; FT A 10. II. 12. CLAUS HAUER. College Preparatory. Class Vice President 12; Student Council 12; Glee Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Teaogan II. 12; Quill and Scroll II. 12; Bucknell Science Fair II. 12 SHARON R HAUSKNECHT. College Preparatory; Athenian Staff I I. 12; Sr F H A I I ANNE THERESA HOGAN. Commercial; Stu dent Council 10; Sr. Chorus 10. II; Stage Guild 10. I . Athenian Staff II. 12; Maiorette II. 12; Majorette Club II. 12: Head Majorette 12; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Sophomore Hop Committee 10. PATRICIA ANN HOLCOMB. Business Library Assistant I I; Nurses Club 11.12 DAN A HORNER. General Wrestling Club 10 DONNA MARIE HORTON. Col lege Preparatory: Stage Guild I I. Athenian Staff II. 12; Sr. Band 10. II. 12; Usher At Baccalaureate 10; Usher At Commencement I I. DONNA MARIE HORTON 35 THOMAS WILLIAM HORTON. College Preparatory; Wrestling Club 10. II. 12; Track Team 12. Wrestling Team 10. II. 12; Cross Country 12. SARA HOWARD. General: Sr. Chorus lit Teaogan 12. EDWARD N. THOMAS WILLIAM HORTON HUNSINGER. College Preparatory: Student Council 10. II. 12—Vice President II. President 12; Stage Guild II. 12; Touchdown Club lit Track Team 10. II. 12; Football 10. II. 12. BERNARD IFFERT. Generali F.F.A. 10. PHYLLIS KELLY. College Preparatory; Sr Chorus 10. II. Teao gan II. 12. LINDA LOU KING. General; F H A. II. RONALD KRING. Vocational Agriculture; F.F.A. 10. II. 12 JAMES KROUSE. College Preparatory; Football 10. II GREGORY W. KUNKEL. College Preparatory: Class President 10. II; Stage Guild 10. II. 12. Thespians II. 12; Teao gan 10—Editor II. 12; Jr. Prom Committee I I; Football 10; Quill and Scroll II. 12 PAULA ANN LAKE. College Preparatory. JEAN LOUISE LAMBERT. College Preparatory; National Honor Society II. 12; Stage Guild 10. II. 12: Thespians 10. II. 12; Teaogan 10. II. 12—Feature Editor 12; Quill and Scroll I I. 12—President 12 EDWARD N HUNSINGER BERNARD IFFERT PHYLLIS KELLY LINDA LOU KING RONALD KRING JAMES KROUSE GREGORY W KUNKEL PAULA ANN LAKE JEAN LOUISE LAMBERT CLAYTON LANTZ RONNIE LANTZ MICHELE LAW CLAYTON LANTZ. General, F F A 10. II. 12 RONNIE LANTZ. General MICHELE LAW. College Preparatory; Sr. Chorus 10. II; Stage Guild 10. II. 12; Thespians: II. 12: Athenian Staff II. 12. Teaogan II. 12; Jr. Prom Committee I h Quill and Scroll II. 12. GEORGE LEE. Vocational Agriculture, F F A. 10. II. 12 CHARLES DANIEL LUCY. College Pre paratory; Student Council 10. II. 12; Sr Chorus 10. I I, Glee Club I It Jr Prom Committee I I; T D. Club 10. I I, Track Team 10. II. 12; Foot ball 10. II; Cross Country 12 SANDRA KAY MASTELLAR. College Pre paratory; Glee Club 12; Stage Guild 10. II. 12; Thespians II. 12; Jr Prom Committee I I. GEORGE L MATTHEWS. College Preparatory: Sr. Chorus 10. II; Glee Club 10. II. 12; Stage Guild 10. II. 12; Thespians II. 12: Track Team 10; Stage Crew 10. II. 12 TERRY ALLAN MAY NARD. College Preparatory; Football 10; Art Club 10 BOB McCAULEY. College Preparatory: Football 10; Art Club 10. KATHY L McCORMACK. Commercial; Band 10. II. 12 STEPHEN McNAMARA. College Prepara tory; Jr. Prom Committee I I 38 GEORGE LEE CHARLES DANIEL LUCY SANDRA KAY MASTELLAR bob McCauley KATHY L McCORMACK STEPHEN McNAMARA SUSAN K MITCHELL STEPHEN M MOORE DONALD R. MORLEY JIM MORRIS BILL MORRIS ALVA MYERS CAROL A NEWTON KENNETH NICKESON SUSAN k MITCHELL. General; F H A II. 12, Jr. Prom Committee II STEPHEN M. MOORE. College Preparatory, Stage Guild 10. II. 12; Thespians 10. II. 12, Jr. Prom Committee II. DONALD R MORLEY. College Preparatory, Jr Prom Committee I I, Wrestling Club 10. II. 12, Wrestling Team II. 12, Sr. Band 10. II. 12, F.F.A 10. II. 12. JIM MORRIS. General WILLIAM MORRIS. College Preparatory; Wrestling Club 10. II. 12, Wrestling Team II. 12, T D Club 10. II. 12; Football 10. II. 12. ALVA MYERS. General, Jr Prom Committee I I, Track Team 11. 12. CAROL A NEWTON. College Preparatory; Baccalaureate Usher 10; Commencement Usher I I. KENNETH NICKESON. College Preparatory, National Honor Society II. 12, Sr. Band 10. II. 12: Stage Band I I. 12 NORMAN NICKESON. General MARY E. O'DONNELL. Business, Sr. Chorus 10. II, Stage Guild 10, F H A 10 SHERYL DARLENE OSMUN. General; Sr. Chorus 10. II, Stage Guild 10. II. 12, Teaogan 10. II. 12; Jr Prom Committee II, Ouill and Scroll II. 12, Homecoming Queen 12; Athenian Staff 12 NORMAN NICKESON MARY E O'DONNELL SHERYL DARLENE OSMUN LAURA ROSE PERRY R DONALD PHILLIPS JOAN MARIE PAGE BONNIE REED SHARON MARIE REGAN JOELLEN RINEBOLD CAROL ROBINSON ROBSON JOAN MARIE PAGE. General; F H A 11.12, F H A Officer 11.12 LAU RA ROSE PERRY. College Preparatory, Sr. Chorus 10. II, Glee Club 12, Stage Guild 10. II. 12, Teaogan 12, Jr. Prom Committee I I, Colorguard 12, Sophomore Hop Committee 10 R DONALD PHILLIPS. General LINDA MARIA POLITI. College Preparatory, Class Secretary 10. II. 12, Sr Chorus 10. II, Glee Club 12, Stage Guild 10. II. 12. Thespians I I. 12, Teaogan 12, Jr Prom Committee II. Sophomore Hop Committee 10, Homecoming Float Committee 12, Sr Ball Committee 12, DOUGLAS POTTER. College Preparatory EDWARD P REDMAN. General BONNIE REED. General, Sr. Chorus 10. II, Library Assistant 10. II, F.N.C. II; F.T.C. II; Photography Club 10, Intramurals 10. II SHARON MARIE REGAN. College Preparatory, Student Council 10, Sr Chorus 10. II; Stage Guild 10. II; Athenian Staff I I, Teaogan 10. II, Jr. Prom Committee I I, Cheerleader I 1. 12, J.V. Cheerleader 10, Sophomore Hop Committee 10 JOELLEN RINEBOLD. College Preparatory, Sr Chorus 10. II; Stage Guild 10. II. 12, Jr Prom Committee I I VIRGINIA DALE ROBIN SON. General, Teaogan 12 CAROL ROBINSON ROBSON. College Prepa ratory, Sr Chorus 10. II; Glee Club 10. II. 12, Stage Guild 10. II. 12; Thespians II. 12. Athenian Staff 10. II. 12: Jr Prom Committee II, Colorguard 12, Sophomore Hop Committee 10. RICHARD B ROCKWELL. College Preparatory, Jr. Prom Committee I I, J V Football 10. RICHARD B ROCKWELL 43 THOMAS E ROWE. College Preparatory LINDA RUGER. Commercial: Senior Chorus 10. I h Stage Guild 10. JORGE FABIAN SALADINO. Gen eral: Student Council 12: Stage Guild 12 DORIS SCHMIDT. College Pre paratory: Athenian Staff II. 12: F T C 10. I I; Stage Guild 12 LYNNE MARY SCHOONOVER. College Preparatory; Vice President of Sophomore Class: Senior Class President; Sr. Chorus 10. II; Glee Club 10. II. 12: Stage Guild 10. I I. 12: Jr Prom Committee I I: Colorguard 12; Treble Aires 12; District Chorus 12. Sophomore Hop Committee 10: Sr. Float Committee 12: Sr. Christmas Ball Committee 12; Quill and Scroll Society II. 12 STEVEN SCRIVENER. General; Wrestling Team 10. Band 10. BRYCE F SHEFFLER JR . College Preparatory; Stage Guild 12; Wrestling Team II. 12. Football 10; Band 10. II. 12 DANNY RICHARD SHERBO. College Preparatory: Student Council II. 12; Sr Chorus 10; Glee Club 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Stage Guild 10. II. 12: Thespians 10. II. 12: Teaogan 10. II. 12; Jr. Prom Committee I I; Lancers 10. Art THOMAS E ROWE LINDA RUGER Club 10; District Chorus 12. MARGARET ELIZABETH SIMMONS. General; Library Assistant 10. II. 12: F H.A II. 12; F.N.C. I I Photography 10. CHERYL L SINSABAUGH. Business: G A C. 10: Sr Band 10. II. 12 GARRETT ALLEN SLOAT. College Preparatory JORGE FABIAN SALADINO DORIS SCHMIDT LYNNE MARY SCHOONOVER STEVEN SCRIVENER BRYCE F SHEFFLER DANNY RICHARD SHERBO MARGARET ELIZABETH SIMMONS CHERYL L SINSABAUGH PATRICIA STRAIT JAMES SUMMERS BETH EILEEN SUMNER PATRICIA STRAIT. General JAMES SUMMERS. Generali Sr Chorus 10. I I; Glee Club II. 12; Jr Prom Committee I I; Wrestling Club 10. II. 12; T.D. Club II. 12; Track Team 12; Wrestling Team 10. I I. 12: Football 10. II. 12; Baseball Team 10. II. BETH EILEEN SUMNER. College Preparatory; Student Council II. 12; Sr Chorus 10. II: Glee Club 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Stage Guild 10. II. 12: Thespi ans II. 12; Athenian Staff II. 12; Jr Prom Committee I I; Colorguard 12; District Chorus II; Stage Chorus II. RUTH P. SUTTON. General; G.A.C. 10. II. 12; Sr. Chorus 10. II: Future Teachers 10. II CHARLES R SWETLAND. College Preparatory; Sr Band 10. II. 12: District Band II. 12; Stage Band 10. II. 12 JAMES A TOLBERT. College Preparato ry. Wrestling Club 10. II; Wrestling Team 10. II; Basketball 10. ANN MARIE TUTTLE. College Preparatory; Sr. Chorus 10. II; Stage Guild 10. II. 12; Thespians II. 12; Teaogan 10. II. 12; Ouill and Scroll II. 12 KAY L. VAN FLEET. College Preparatory; Student Council II. 12; Stage Guild 10. II. 12 KEVIN VAN GORDER. College Preparatory; Track Team II. Football 10; Sr Band 10; PAMELA STARR WANDELL. Sr Chorus II. 12; G.A.C. 10. II. 12 WILLIAM L WANDELL. College Preparatory; Jr Prom Committee I I; Track Team II. 12; Cross Country 12. THOMAS J WARNER. General. Wrestling Club II. 12; T.D. Club II. 12; Track Team 10. II. 12; Wrestling Team II. 12; Football 10. II. 12. 46 RUTH P SUTTON CHARLES R SWETLAND JAMES A. TOLBERT PAMELA STARR WANDELL WILLIAM L WANDELL THOMAS J WARNER PATRICIA ANN WESTBROOK DENNIS NELSON WEBSTER LINDA MAE WESTBROOK BARBARA KAY WHITE GARY FRANCIS WATSON. College Preparatoryi Sr. Chorus II: Glee Club II. 12: Stage Guild 12; Jr. Prom Committee II; T O. Club I Is Football II: Baseball 10. II. Band 10: Art Club II. 12 JAMES WAT- SON. General: Jr Prom Committee II: T D. Club I I: Track Team I0� Football 10, Band 10. DENNIS NELSON WEBSTER. College Preparatory, T.D Club II, Track Team II. 12; Football 10. 11. 12. TIM WELLS. College Preparatory, Sr. Chorus 10. II; Wrestling Club 10. II. 12; Wrestling Team 10. II. 12. ALBERTA MARIE WESTBROOK. Commercial, Athenian 12, G.A.C. 10. II. 12; Intramurals 10. II. 12. LINDA MAE WESTBROOK. Commercial; Sr Chorus 10. II: Treble Aires 12. PATRICIA ANN WESTBROOK. Home Economic, F.H.A. 10. II. 12, Intramu rals 10. II ESTHER WHIPPLE. Business BARBARA KAY WHITE. Business: Sr Chorus 10. II; Teaogan 10. II. 12; G.A.C. 10. II. 12: GA.C. Officer II. 12; FTC. 10. II; Quill and Scroll 12 JUDY KAY WHITE. College Preparatory, Sr Chorus 10. II, Stage Guild 10. II. 12: Jr. Prom Committee II, Colorguard 12. MICHAEL F WORDEN. College Preparatory, Class Officer II, Sr Chorus II. 12, Stage Guild 10. II. 12: Thespians 12, Football 12: Basketball 10; Baseball 10. II. 12. DALE R. YOUNG. College Preparatory, Stage Guild 12, Band 10. II. 12: Lancers 10, District Band 10. II, Stage Band 10. II. 12. JUDY KAY WHITE MICHAEL F WORDEN DALE R YOUNG Kow , D. Loomis. P. Morningstar. S. Mitchell. M. Meade Kow 2 D. Hurd. G. Lantz. L. Miner Kow 1, E. Robinson. R McKean Kow 2, R Wright. G. Johnston. A. Alpaugh 52 Kow It J. Curran Kow 2: P. Dix. P. Ackley. B Bean Kow 3 Z. Beeman. R. Crone. R. Callear. Kow 1, J. Druffner. D. Hawthorne. L. Eddinger. D. Gallup. C. Harbst Kow 2, C. Hines. G. Gorsline. E. Gwinn. Kow 1, J. Bradley. T. Barrett Kow 2t P. Collins. J. Daniels. M. Cron Kow 3, J. Davidson. J. Barton. 54 Kow A J. Satterfield. E. Reagan. D. Ramey. W. Price Kow 21 T Page. B. Robertson. R. Schoonover. Kow , R Hogan Kow 2, E. Harris. S. Fassett. L. Harris Kow 3, R Dolan. M. Hughes. L. Hoey. Kow A C. Brown. S Ball. C. Ben jamin. D. Dolan Kow 2• D. Campbell. B Collins. P. Davidson. Kow A D Horvath Kow 2, A Gra-ham. H Hansell. P Horner. J. Fontana Kow 3, P Hess. M Dolan. G. Franklin. Kow A J. Barrigan. L. Corl. K. Coombs. A. Bustin Kow 2t D Blauvelt. L. Allis. J. Bailey. Kow A A. Morris. V. Kinner. S. Maynard. M. McDonald. R Miller Kow 2, C. Loushay. J. King. R. Kisner. Row A D. Patterson. M. Romania. J. Sackett Row 2, Quinn. R. Schmell. Murphy. D. A. Rowe. J. Row h M. Clark. R Talada. M. Swetland. B. Young Row 2, K. Wiles. R. Ham. L. Wilcox. Row It R Pierson. J. Owen. S. Rug-er. V. Patton Row 2, D Orshal. S. Rae. H. Pierce. Row I, M Walker. G. Wilson. C. Vanderpool. K. Woodham Row 2x D. Strait. W. Wilkinson. J. Vanderpool. P. Alexander D. Allen M. Allen D. Alii P. Alii C. Arnold S. A he S. Ayer J Bailey P. Bair A. Ballord R. Baker D. Barber C. Beals R Beeman J. Beidleman J. Benjamin F. Bidlack L. Blackley K- Bortle K. Bowen J. Brennan J. Bresee D Brigham R. Brown D. Campbell B. Carpenter 58 Sophomores D. Chacona P. Crouse L. Kromelbein J. Cole R. Crowley B Fenton K. Comstock C. Corner D. Davis W. Drake S. Foster K. Gabriel S. Crossett E. Driscoll B. Gehris J. Heeman L. Henley W. Hettich J. Hiley I. Hill B. Horner G. Horton M. Howard A. Hubish S. Hulslander L. Hunsinger J. Husick D. Johnson G. Johnson V. Jordan D. Kasson L. Kelly D. Kohler C Knolles K Knolles C. Knott A. Kraft S. Kraft J. Kulczyski S. Lake J. Levering G. Liguori F. Matthews G. Matthews K. McCormack S. McDonald D. Mdntire L. Merrill W. Merritt N. Miller M. Morley J. Moore C. Muller B. Murphy W. Newhouse L. Nichols K. Nickeson C. Nickerson M. Novak P. Orshal R. Orshall S. Owens S. Parks K. Pelton R Politi A. Potter J. Pruyne R. Pruyne A. Quatrini J. Raab D. Rae M. Raymond B Rider B Riker K. Robinson G. Roof M. Rosh M. Ruger J. Rumpff A. Russell A. Sackett A. Saylor K. Schmell M. Shadduck K. Shafer C. Shaffer L. Shuman S. Simpson T. Simons T. Simpson L. Smith J. Smith T. Snyder B. Springer D. Steffen M. Steil 62 G. Stevens G. Strope A. Talada L. Taylor D. Tozer K. Vanederynen K. VanGorder P. Wanek D. Walters W. Waltman S. Watkins W. Watkins C. Watson K. Webster W. Weller J. Westbrook D. Wilcox L. Wilson B. Winston D. Wintermute L. White M. White A. Wolf G. Wood N. Worthington L. Wheeler Freshmen Kcw , B. Correll. J. Bartlow. J. Ramsey Kew 2 H Butters. D. Ellis. J. Shaffer. Kow , C. Livingood. C. Sutton Kow 2, M. Be-secker. J Zeppa. W King. S. Kolsar. A. Lane Kow , S. Pond. J. Arnold Kow 2, R. Allen. C. Docktor. S. Kellogg. B. Iffert. Kow , L Wheeler. R. Coombs. M. Cooper Kow Z S. Allis. J. Griswold. P. Harrigan. J. Carr. D. Young. 66 Row , R Scrivener. A Cole. T Campbell Row 2, J Colter. C. Hall. K Nichols. M. Carberry Row , S Beatty. A Walker Row 2, H Pond. Y. Hakes Row 3, E. Cole. I. Coe. Row , J Driscoll. B Murphy. $ Armstrong Row2, K Blauvelt. C. Kunkel. M. Bustin. L. Taylor. Row , C. Morningstar. G. Stillman. A Cole Row 2, M. Kitner. S. Kilpatrick. P. Campbell. D Harris. M. Parks. Row . D Clark. D. Gallick. J. Bresee Row 2-. K Focht. J. Stover. D Reagan. C Hock. B Kelly. Row , J. Baxter. R Pond. H Wandell Row 2, J. Campbell. G. Kleck ner. C. Wilkinson. Kow A M Terpko. R Martin. R Loomis Kow 2, L Howard. K Brittain. L DeProspero Kow : M Osmun. D Johnson. R Howe. R David son Kow 2: D Zucchi. S. Hinds. C Red Kow A B Kosbuski. D Mornmgstar. M Cotter Kow 2, K. Harbst. F Hinderson. B Talada. L. Ball Row A L Wheeler. K McNamara. R Daniels Row 2� W Lattimer. M Brennan. D Alexander. Y. Callear Row A N Beidleman. F Crandall. E Taylor Row 2i A. Graham. L. Westbrook. S. Luchaco. Row A K. Lane. R Wiles. E. Kellogg Row 2, B. Place. N Bid lack. S. Morningstar. I. Wheeler. W. White. Kcw A G. Lord. J. Carlin. H. Havens Kcw 2t T Jenkins. M. Layman. K. Kochin. B. Bean. M. Arnold. J. Swingle Kcw A J. Shultz. G. Stranger. J. Fenton Kcw 2, D. Stack. K. Warner. B. Nichols. J. Tozer. L. Herman Kow I, R. Barton. G. Forman. R. Allen Kcw 2, C. Ball. P. Alexander. M. Coombs. Kow A G White. P Law. N Decker Kow 2, S. Morris. M Kas son. C Durrand. D. Traver Kow A W Nagel. M Winston Kow 2, B Summers. V. Shaffer. A. Weller Kow 9 K. Stackhouse. M. Lucy. Kow A F. Alteri. G. Cron. C. Pruyne Kow 2, P. Parks. S. Sackett. R. Butters. T. Owen. Kow A N. Thomas. D. Adams. D. Hessler Kow 2, C. Havens. P. Law. P. Canavan. K. LaDue. Eighth Grade Kow , G. VanNcderynen. P. Quakenbush. R Birdsall Kow 2, D. Streeter. J. Conklin. P. Grimley. K. Cron Kow 3, G. Wintermute. Kow , J. Politi, D. Owen . G. King Kow 2, K. VonWolff-radt. S. Loomis. C. Carney. F. Drabinski Kow 3, L. Ea t-ham. Kow It J. Baird. D. Hart. M. Cole Kow 2, S. Millard. C. Lane. J. Jones. R. Harris. A. Croteau. Kow h G. Geiger. R. Sealander. T. Davidson Kow 2, L. Wandell. J. Morse. Y. Celecki. C. Conrad. Kow L D Yale. M Callear. J. Bowen Kow 2 C Wa trous. Y. Drabinski. P Smith. M. Bustin. Kow , D Luchaco. E Roberts. R Northrup. D. Scrivener Kow2, L. Biles. P Parks. J. Strope Kow , T. Fraley. M Kinner. J. Gabriel Kow 2: J Kowalek. B Watson. J. Hughes. S. Crawford Kow , D Daniels. J Jacobson Kow 2, R Roberts. D Bradley. D. Beeman Kow 3, L. Bresee. C. Miller it G. Jarvis. F. El,'s- $• Covey AVm' P Horvath. D Lantz. D Vanderpool Kcw £ J Flynn. D Bowen AVi ' A B Rae. D Chamberlain. B Ballenstedt Kcw 2i P Mosier. C. Yaukoski. V. Reep. M. Wandell Kcw C. Coolbaugh Afar � C Lawson. G. Frisbie. R Bradley Afar M Tanner. M Wheeler. B Wagner. R Wright Afar T. Dildine Seventh J Alexander J Alexander B Allen Grade D. Allen M Allen T Allen B Allis D Arnold S Baggerly M Baird G Ballenstedt R Barber E. Barrett D Bartlow J. Baxter T Besecker D Blair L. Blake R Blake W Blow B Ball R Bradley L Allis k Ball B Bartlow B Biasi J. Blauvelt G. Buckman N. Bustin B Campbell J. Campbell P Carberry S. Carlin V. Cole J. Covey D. Curran K. Devine R. Chandler P. Chilson J. Cheeks D. Coleman W. Cotton G. Comstock T. Croft P. Crouse S. Crowley J. Danko S. Darrow D. Davis C. Dickens N. Dix $. Druffner A. Dubois J. Ede L. Eiffert D. Ellis 79 ■■ D. Eltringham T. Fay R. Firestine K. Forrest R. Gabriel P. Noble R. England D. Eschenburg T. Evans B Fenton J. Fenton B Fessenden H Fish S. Focht C. Fontana R. Forman R. Friend $. Gable K. Gallup C. Gehris D. Gilbert J. Goodreau R. Goodreau M. Goodreau E. Greeno G. Gregory D. Hafer K Hall M. Harding C. Hausknecht L. Hatch B Havens M. Heeman R Hubbard K. Hunt M. Jackson D. Johnson B. Jones K. Jordan R. Keir K. Kellogg W. Kifenburg P Kline L. Kolesar S. Knowles D. Lantz T. Lantz C. Lattimer T. Haskell R Hook B Johnson C. Kasson B Kleckner S. Lane T. Latini R Learn R Littleton D. Luchaco K. Luther F. Magrath E. Mao C. Matthews K May D. Miller C. Mills J. McCauley C. Mclntire G. McKean S. McKean A Monroe D Morningstar R Morningstar C. Morris C. Morris M. Morris 82 S. Nagel R Newman J Newton K M D D Parfrey W R M J. K V. Northrup Ot ereker Pardo Parker Pipher Pietro Pond Potter Pruyne Rae Reagan Reap . Richards I. Robbins I. Roberts P. Roberts V. Roberts G. Rolfe 83 E R°pp J. Rumpff R. Ryder A. Sassman L. Schaffer J. Schultz C. Scrivener R Seymour M. Shean A. Sherbo S. Schultz C. Simmons J. Smith M. Springer S. Summers D. Stranger J. Swingle L. Tippet C. Tolbert D. Toole W. Tyrell D. Uhl A. Vanderpool N. VanNederynen B Van Slyke D Wagner L. Walters M Waters M Webster S. Webster B Westbrook B Wheeler L. Wheeler R Whipple K. White R White S. White J. Wilkinson B Wilson B Wintermute K. Wood D. Yale Z. Yoder G. Yontz D. Young W Zeller S. Zulkosky T. Woroblewski B. Young The number of clubs has been cut down this year from lack of time to hold meetings; our activity period everyday has been cut out. However the clubs that survive carry on very well. Participation of the student body in clubs is great. Hard workers make our clubs the success they are. The Teaogan. our school newspaper, is but one example. May 1947, a staff of eleven advised by Dr. Bresee. ventured on a journey into literary publication. Their ship: a magazine composed of stories, poems, and articles written by the students. Their destination: to inspire more students in the writing field—perhaps they would try to write better in order to get published. The captain of their ship: editor George Clark. The crew: eleven members of Dr. Bresee's eleventh grade English class. The name of their ship: Xcaogan. which is very historic name. The name Teaogan is associated with very early Athenian history, in fact pre-Athens history. The Athens area was once the sight of the Iroquois confederation. From this historic name the word Teaogan was derived. and so it is our newspaper today. The first year of this venture saw four issues published. Selling for ten cents, the Teaogan was a success on the high school newsstand. Dr. Bresee continued this project until 1955 when he left the teaching field for another department. Each year the news-paper magazine has progressed; now it's under the direction of Mrs. Bresee and her large staff. The development and success of the ZeaogaM are attributed to the students who contribute their talent to it. It may safely be said that the original destination of Dr. Bresee's ship has been reached. Athenian The Athenian Staff is made up of an ambitious group of students from 7 th to 12th grade. This group is divided into two parts, the literary staff and the business staff. The staff works hard on a mass of plans, pictures, and names to publish the theman. For the first time in several years the staff is headed by an editor and assistant co-editors. In pre- J. Daniels. J. Martin. E. Lucy. 88 J. Carr. S. Allis. J Hughes. K. Friend. W. Price. K. Klinko. E. Harris. P. Collins Staff vious years all members worked co-operatively after school and during free periods to put this book together. The .Athenian is the oldest known name in school publications in Pennsylvania. This year book will make the 127th edition of the .Athenian, which every Athens student should be proud of. B Beeman Mrs Alger 89 A. Hogan. A Westbrook. C. Morse. M. Law B. Beeman Kow , J. Burns. K. Friend. J. Lambert. L Schoonover. C. Hauer Kow Jl B White. P Kelly. R Croteau. R. Doty. B. Beeman. S. Ayer. D Sherbo. G. Kunkel. M Law. D. Callear. A Tuttle Quill And Scroll A Bustin. J. Lambert. Kathy Coombs. K. Klinko. J. Daniels. C. Kunkel. L. Corll. C. Hauer. G. Kunkel. The Quill and Scroll is a national honor society for journalism. Chartered in 1965. it is a relatively new group in our school. For membership into the society, the student must be either a junior or senior and must have worked with a school publication. In this year’s Quill and Scroll Society. there are twenty-three seniors with new students entering at Easter. The sponsor of the society is Mrs. Bresee and the officers are as follows: President—Jean Lambert; vice-president—Vicki Ball; secretary—Ann Tuttle; and treasurer—Kathy Friend. The Zcaogan is the senior high newspaper of Athens High School. Its purpose is to inform the students of the school's activities and the current news as well as to add interesting literary articles and humor. During the meetings, the articles of the XtacgaM are planned and the editor assigns them to the reporters and other members of the ZtaoaaH staff. It is the aim of the staff to publish an issue of the magazine every six weeks if possible This year's editor and chief is Greg Kunkel and Mrs. Bresee is the faculty advisor. Mrs. Pickering of the business department helps with the typing and printing of the newspaper. 91 Sonic Express Kow .• B. Fraley. K. Luther. J. Geiger Kow 2, M. Baird. B Ball. The Sonic Scpress is our newly established junior high newspaper. With Mr. Drew as advisor, the Sonic Stprcss has added new zest to the junior high life. Meetings are usually held activity period on Thursday and sometimes on Tuesday. About twenty members are included in the staff. The Sonic t'cprcss includes a variety of articles. A Dear Grandpa section is now included for all the junior high students with problems. The new literary section has great promise. The newspaper is published every month and sells for five cents per copy. Kow , J. Carl. D. Hessler. N. Thomas Kow JJ, G. Yontz. P. Law. National Honor Society Sitting, i. Lambert. B Sumner. D. Bowen. Standing B Foster. K. Nickeson. D Sherbo. The National Honor Society is one of the few select groups in our school. In order for a student to become a member he must meet certain qualifications. A student must first obtain at least a 4.0 yearly average throughout high school. Each year, five per cent of each class is chosen on the basis of scholarship, citi- zenship. leadership, and service by a faculty committee. The sponsor of the society this year is Mr. Rogers. The officers are: Jean Lambert—president; Lynn Schoonover—vice-president; Beth Sumner—secretary: Ken Nickeson—treasurer. 93 Kow , G Matthews. M Hughes. D Bowen. M Warden Kow 2, P Collins. A Bustin. W Price Kow V, J Lambert. L Schoonover. J Tuttle. M Law. L. Pipher. D. Sherbo. B Summer. G. Kunkel Thespians The Stage Guild, as a group, works in all fields of drama to provide entertainment for others and knowledge for themselves. Approximately seventy students, under the direction of Mr. Paul Weaver, work throughout the year to present one act and three plays, besides separate programs for the meetings. For each presentation, there are people working as cast, costume crew, properties crew, make-up crew, stage crew; for the three act play there are publicity, business management, and ushering to be executed. For each job there are a certain number of points to be awarded, depending on the size of the play, and the quality of the work done. After ten points have been earned, a Stage Guild member may be inducted into the National Thespian Society. The National Thespian Society is a drama club on a nation-wide scale. Each participating school has a charter and a chapter number. As a member of this Society, each person receives a subscription to ’Dramatics magazine, which acquaints him with the amateur drama work done in high schools all across the United States. Within each chapter. Thespian members work to receive extra awards by the same point system used to become a member of the Thespians. Each year a best actress and a best actor are chosen from each chapter. This year the Stage Guild and Thespians presented the one act play. M‘� saj Were the ftorogroces. and the three act play. Our Hearts Were young and G“y- Stage Kow , V. Patton. S. Hulslander Kow 2, L. Pipher. K. Nickeson. C. Morse. C. Page, L. Perry. Kow M Morley. S. Mastellar. S. Mitchell. N Miller. S. Foster Kow 2 L. Levering. B Gehris. B Fenton. Kow M Shaddock. C. Allis. S Watkins. L Wilson. L White. W. Waltman. V. Vosselman. B Winston. M Worden. J. White Kow J. Burns. K. Bowen. A. Bustin. D. Bowen. D. Brigham. R. Doty Kow 2 J. Brennan. J. Bresee. S. Carberry. B Beeman Guild Kow D. Romania. D. Sherbo. B. Shaffer Kow 2 D. Schmidt. E. Saylor. K. Shaffer. L. Schoonover. M. Rosh Seated, A. Tuttle. A. Talada. J. Smith. B Summer. A. Pot ter. L. Smith. K Van Nederynen Standing: J. Tuttle. I. Simpson. T. Snyder Kow . T. Foote. D. Chacona. C. Chanberlain. L. Corl Kow 2, J. Cat-lin. P Collins. C. Coombs. D. Davis. K. Comstock Standing. J. Daniels. Kow , D. Jackson Kow 2, D. Hawthorne. B. Kisner. R Hogan. K. Klin-ko Kow S, L. Nichols. L. Hoey. J. Martin. M. Hughes. G. Matthews Kow 4, F. Matthews Kow , B Blanchard. S. Allis. P Ackley. S Ayer. L Blackman Kow 2, C. Beals. A. Ballard. P Allis Class Officers SENIORS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Lynne Schoonover Claus Hauer Linda Politi Betz Beeman JUNIORS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Ann Bust in Liz Corl Eileen Regan Kathy Klinko SOPHOMORES President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Don Flynn Karen Bowen Sandy Gehris Bob Crowley 97 Sr. High F.H.A. Rev t, P Westbrook. D. Scrivener. J. Watkins. M. Simmons The senior high F.H.A. is under the direction of Mrs. Broughton. The club, consisting of seventeen girls, meets once a week during the senior high activity period. The main purpose of the senior high F.H.A. is to help each girl to become an individual and to learn to get along with others and their ways of life. The various projects of the Senior High Future Homemakers include an annual mother-daughter banquet, various foreign projects and the selling of Christmas items to raise money for needy causes. The officers of the senior F.H.A. are: Diane Callear—president: Beth Fraley—Vice-President; Sandy Parks— secretary: Barb Bean—treasurer; Joan Page—historian: Carol Benjamin —reporter. Sharon Hausknecht—point-chairman. Rev , J. Page. D. Callear. C. Benjamin Rev J], B Bean. B. Fraley. S. Parks. Jr. High F.H.A. Row . D Young Km JJ, C. Hall. S. Warren. J. Shaffer. K. Kochin. Row . C Blauvelt. L. Callear. K. Focht. Row JJ. G. Gehris, B. Chamberlain. C. Kunkel. J. Carr. B Bean. Row , K. Nagle. D. McGraph. D Miller. P. McCarty. R. Tanner. The junior high F.H.A.. under the direction of Mrs. McDonald, meets once a week during the junior high activity period. The main purpose of the junior high F.H.A.. consisting of twenty-five members. is to work and help others. In fulfilling the club purpose, the annual club project has been to buy toys for children in foster homes. The officers are. president—Loreita Callear: vice-president—Karen Focht; secretary—Kathie Blauvelt; treasurer—Joey Carr: parliamentarian—Glenda Gehris; reporter—Claudia Kunkel; historian—Bonnie Chamberlain; point keeper—Bonnie Bean: chapter mother—Mrs. Phyllis Shaffer. Row , M Orshal. M Arnold. J. Carlin. J. Swingle Row JJ, B Westbrook. S. K Allis D. Worley. B Correll. P. Payne. 0 Boston. F. Goudreau Standing, D. Walters. R Ackley Sitting, G. Lantz. S. Wren. S. Rae D. Campbell. E. Coolbaugh. R Howe. M Horner. G. Millard. C. Lantz. Shunting, C. Coolbaugh. P Ackley. C. Dewey Sitting, 0 Walters. N. Hatch. D Wilcox. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization designed to make high school boys more interested in all aspects of agriculture. Students may become members of the F.F.A. in their freshman year in high school. Membership is effective until they are twenty-one. As a club, the members meet activity periods under the direction of the agriculture instructor, Mr. Leonard. Each year the F.F.A. goes on many field trips including a day at the annual Farm Show in Harrisburg. German Club A new club this year, the German Club, is headed by Mrs. Ciccarelli. The club has twenty members. Officers elected by the group are David Campbell, presidents Keith Hartjen—vice-president; and Kathy Klinko—recording secretary. The corresponding secretary is Wendi Price and the treasurer is Jan Martin. The German Club meets during activity periods on Thursdays. Discussions about German history, the people, customs and the importance of German culture in history are held. Row , M. Swetland. C, Loushay. D. Campbell, K Hartjen. V. Patton Row 2 R. Kis-ner. W Price. P. Ackley. M. LaDue. B Winston Row , D. Schmidt. C. Lucy. H Pierce. J Bailey. D. Danko. A. Rowe. Row 2, J Quinn s Mitchell Row , S. Mastellar. J. Driscoll. D. Ramey. R Traver. D. Blauvelt. J. Martin Row 2, D Jackson. D Hogan. K. Coombs. K. Klinko. T. Page. M. Law. 101 K� w . B Foster. B Allen. E Hunsinger. D. Blauvelt. Kow 2. K. Driscoll. G Saladino Kew 3. M Rosh. L. Corl. A Quatrini. C. Hartjen. K. Shaffer. D. Sherbo. B Sumner. D Campbell. J. Lucy. D. Hogan. K. Coombs. S. Foster Sr. High Student Council B Allen. C. Lucy. E Hunfinger. D Blauvelt With Dr. Bresee as advisor the senior high student council conducts its meetings regularly. The purpose of the council is to promote citizenship in the school. The meetings are the students' chance through their elected representatives to present their problems, their wants, and their ideas to the administration. This year the senior high student council has purchased the refrigerator for our school nurse, given money to great needs, such as the Navajo Indians, established the Homecoming Parade, and has great ideas of purchasing further necessities and luxuries for the school. The council has worked on having better student participation in the student government, on honor stu-halls and on laws to control student traffic. Although the representatives are working on all these problems and many more, the main fact brought up in all meetings is the idea of fewer rules, less guidance by laws, and more self-pride in the school. The senior high student council's officers, most important factor in the meetings are. president—Ed Hunsin-gers vice-president—Don Blauvelt: secretary—Becky Allen: treasurer— Barry Foster. 102 AfiW . D Harris. J. Stover. M Bustin. P Law Ktnr 2. B Keir. S. Armstrong. M. Winston. D. Bowen. B Allen. A. Weller Kow 3. P Morningslar. V. Shaffer. L. Tippett. J. Gabriel. B Firestine Jr. High Student Council The junior high student council deals with the problems of the school pertaining to the junior high. The students in each homeroom of the 7th. 8th. and 9th grades elect a student to represent them. Here they can voice their opinions on changing or improving school policies. The council meets once or twice a month during activity period. The council is supervised by Mrs. Jones and headed by Mary Lou Bustin. She is assisted by Peter Law—vice-president. Donna Harris —secretary, and Jeannine Stover —treasurer. 103 P Harris. M Bustin. P Law. J. Stover Christmas Ball The students of the Athens Area High School held their annual Senior Christmas Ball on December 23rd. The Ball began at 9:00 and continued on through to 12:00. The popular group, the City Limits from Endicott played for the Ball. This year's Ball was held in our school cafeteria. The decorations consisted of red and white poinsettias with matching red and white crepe paper circling each hall pole. Evergreen and pine cones were lining the railing and chairs filling the room with a sylvan scent. Red and white streamers met in the middle of the room with a large decorated Christmas tree underneath. With all these and a light snowfall outside. Christmas spirit was high. 105 Kathy Friend—Athens Rotary Exchange Jorge Saladino—Rotary Exchange Awards Janine Brennan. Jerome Bresee. David Jackson—District Band. 106 107 Music in Athens High School dates back to early Athens when Stephen Collins Foster was enrolled in the Academy. Stephen Foster played a great part in the development of music in Athens, which is being carried on by our fine department today. Athens has a music department to be proud of. Not only is it well equipped with instruments but also with the talent to use the equipment to its greatest extent. Various musical programs are presented to the student body and public yearly. In addition to these programs, organizations of the community often engage the musical talents of our department. The year 1967-68 has seen the organization and re-organization of two groups. The Brass Ensemble, a new group, consists of five students under the direction of Mr. Allford. Reorganization of the Treble Aires was accomplished by Mrs. Allen. The Treble Aires is a girls' singing group compiled of eleven girls in the I Oth. I Ith and 12th grades. As our music department steadily grows its richness will deepen as our pride swells. Stephen Collins Foster himself would enjoy music played by our bands Kcw , Beth Sumner. J Burns. P Hess. J. Zeller. G Eltringham B Murphy. J. Catlin. B Sheffler. B Cored. J. Mullen. D. Street er. K Owens. G. Smith. K. Button. L Hibbert. Mr Swetland. J White. Kow 2, L. Schoonover. K Coombs. J. Tozer. Y King. D Morley. D. White. J Swingle. H. Davis. L. Tuttle. K. Nickeson N Miller. A. Saylor. R Swetland. W Price. K. Gehris. D. Young. J Driscoll. I. Wheeler. W Weller. I Hill. A Quatrini Kow 3, S. Mitchell. M Steil. K. VanFleet. M Murphy. P Davidson. D. Chacona. L. Shuman. A Saylor. M. Warner. R Goble. S. Mitchell. D. McGarth. P. McCarty. D. Callear. J Druffner. R Senior The Senior Band under the capable leadership of Richard Swetland makes a great contribution to Athens High School. The band provides the entertainment for the football half-time shows. It participates in the Christmas and Spring concerts and in parades held in the area throughout the year. 110 Traver. J Brennan. R Kring. J. Sackett. L. Learn Kow 4: L. Perry. C. Knott. M. LaDue. L. Hoey. F. Ellis. R Keir. J Bresee. R. Pruyne. D. Ramey. M. Morley. M. Jordan. K. Nickeson. V. Kin-ner. S. Sinsabaugh. K McCormack. T. Snyder. L. Wheeler. D. To-zer. J. Rhodes. D. Jackson. K. Nickeson. D. Davis. Kow 5, S. Gehris, T. Barrett. E. Wolcott. B Robertson. D. Morley. G. Roupp. C. Loushay. S. Cole. M. Arnold. M. Layman. M. Swet-land. K. Shaffer. S. Simpson. C. Allis. J. Smith. M. Hughes. K. Sackett. R Keegan. E. Lucy. A. Hogan Band The band consists of about eighty students, who are in grades nine through twelve. The band practices four times a week, the eighth period. The members work very hard to present a worthwhile program at each performance. ill F. Croft. A. Weller. D Young. F. Drabinski. R Sutter Kow 2. W Nagle. C. Morse. F Warren. M. Kramer. L. Bresee Kow . D. Barfrey. J. Gabriel. J. Politi Kow 2 M. Lucy K Stackhouse. S. Crawford. J. Jacobson Kow ■? M Winston T Fraley. Kow M. Morris. C. Watrous. V. Schaffer Kow 2 Y. Brabinski. J. Hughes. J. Kowalek. B Watson. The junior band is an organization under the direction of Mr. Allford. It has from eighty to a hundred members who practice Tuesdays and Fridays in the band room. They appear in two concerts during the year, their own junior high concert and the annual spring concert. Membership in the junior band gives these seventh and eight graders experience for future years. Kow W Cotton. M Kinner. D. Grable Kow 2 W Blow. J Swi gle D Arnold. B Keir Kow K Gallup. J. McCauley. R Chandler 112 Band Row A D. Daniels. C. Sealander Row 2, J. Lynch. D. Uhl. E Mayo Row 3, W. Lloyd. T. Davidson Row , T. Latini. B VanSlyke Row 2 S. Schultz. K. White. D Beeman Row 3, D. Kulman. G. Gregory. L. Eastman Row , M. Cybulak. L. Eiffert. E. Campbell. Row2 P. Kline. D. Mor ley. L. Tippett. Z. Yoder Row 3, R Hook. A. Gable. R Gabriel. K. Cole. Row � K. VonWolffradt. S. Loomis. B Summers Row 2, S. Watkins. D. Magee. M. Shuman. C. Carney Row 3, B. Rosh. D. Nickeson. D. Brdley. D. Yale 113 The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. W. Allford, meets every fourth period on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Lynn Schoonover. Laura Perry. Beth Sumner, and Kathy Klinko are accompanists for this group. Wearing dark slacks and skirts with the blue varsity sweaters as their uniforms, the members of the Glee Club have performed at various functions including the S.R.U. Christmas concert. the Athens Christmas concert, and the dedication ceremonies for the reconstruction of Athens Main Elementary. Kcw A S. Cehris. P Bustin. L. Westbrook. D. Davis. E. Lucy. Mrs Allen Kcw 2 I. Corl. J. Cowell. M. Swetland. W Price. J. Brennan. P. Collins. Treble Aires The Treble Aires, who have reorganized this year, consist of twelve I Oth. Nth. and 12th grade girls chosen in the fall through try-outs. Under the direction of Mrs. Allen, the girls are given individual attention and are kept active with new songs and ideas. They have performed at most of the valley churches, for the Senior Citizens, and in the high school Christmas concert. Kcw A Mr Allford. L Schoonover. K Klinko. B Allen. K Bowen S Foster. J. Bresee. D Bowen. M Rosh. M White. D Haw thorne. P Dix. D Romania Kcw 2 L. Eddinger. P Ackley. J Kulczyck. B Sumner. J Martin. K Friend. K Comstock. S. Mas tellar. B Winston. J. Driscoll. L. Perry. J. Daniels. L. Politi. C Glee Morse. E Regan. M Meade. S Ayer. S. Simpson. P Bustin Kcw 3, $. Huslander. G Matthews. W Weller. P Wanck. B Carpen ter. L. Hunsinger. J. Levering. B Brown. A Talada. S. Ayer. G. Watson. D Sherbo. B Foster. J. Summers Club Row , M Swetland. C Loushay. B Murphy. B Rob- Steil. M. LaDue Row }■ Mr S wet land H. Haven . J. ertson. S. Simpson Row 2, J Rhode . T. Snyder. R Bre ee. J. Zeller. M Hughes. K Nickeson. D. Jack- Swetland. K. VanFleet. P Davidson. M Murphy. M son. D Young. J Brennan. P Stone Stage Band The Stage Band, in its fifth year of existence, concerts, has become an established group in our school. The band, under the direction of Mr. Swetland. Specializing in jazz and popular music, these musi- practices during a scheduled period each week, cians presented programs in school assemblies and Brass Ensemble J. Brennan. K. Nickeson. D. Young. H. Havens. J. Bresee. Mr Allford. An addition to our school life this year is the Brass Ensemble. It is composed of five extremely talented students whose musical ability excels that of most others. These students are Jerome Bresee and Howard Havens on trombone. Janine Brennan on first trumpet. Dale Young on French-horn and trumpet, and Ken Nickeson on baritone and trumpet The music played by the Ensemble is chamber music. Written especially for groups of brass, this music was composed either between the I750's and I850's or within the last 50 years. The music is extremely difficult and requires much time spent in practice. The Brass Ensemble appeared publicly twice: in the Christmas Concert and before the American Association of University Women. 7th And 8th Kcw A S. Crowley. B. Zucchi. B Bowen. L Biles. P Parks. S. Morningsiar. C. Millard. S. Zulkosky. S. Darrow. J. Goudreau. D. Zucchi Kcw 2 L. Tippet. C. Lattimer. Mrs. Allen. Kcw A P Alexander. J Kowalek. P Crouso. D. Streeter Kcw 2 J Hughes. V Shaffer. B Watson. V Drabinski. K. Gehris. T. Faye Kcw 3, B Place. M Coombs. D Beeman The seventh and eighth grade chorus is under the direction of Mrs. Allen. This group is composed of approximately fifty students who meet in the music room every Tuesday during activity period. Kathy Friend accompanies the chorus while they sing a large variety of songs. This group performed at the Christmas concert and at the Spring concert with great success. Kcw A B Fenton. B Van Slyke. N. VanNederynen. C. Red. M Scybulak. D Eltringham Kcw 2, C. Lane. R Harris. K. Cole. R Gabriel. S. Druffner. S Hines. J. Morris. Kcw A B Wintermute. B Bartlow. C. Tolbert Kcw 2 P Pipher. K. Wood. K. May. K White. K Regan. K. Van-Wolf. V. Robert. M Parker Kcw 3, L Wheeler. R Ryder. Y. Selecki. Kcw A M Heeman. S. Sealander. P Park. J. Strope. M. Harding. D. Miller Kcw 2 N. Shipmen. M. Sheehan. A MacNamara. S. Focht. T. Worblewski. C. Morris Grade Chorus Kow � M. Allen. H. Morley. D. Morley. P Kline. E. Barrett. M Baird. W Tyrell. S. Lane Kow 2, N. Bustin. D. Davis. M. Allen. J. Covey. 9th Grade Chorus Kow , D Hubbard. D. Alexander. D. Harris. K. Hogan. G. Lord. C. Doty. C. Wilkinson Kow 2, P. Harrigan. D. Regan. K Pierson. M Bustin. G. Kleckner. B Bean. K. Focht. J Zeppa. The 9th grade chorus practices twice a week. Monday and Friday, during the eighth period. The chorus sings in two concerts a year, the Christmas concert and The Annual Spring concert. The chorus has thirty-three members and is supervised by Mrs. Allen. Kow , J. Shaffer. S. Warren. T. Jenkins Mrs. Allen. S. Rider. L. Callear. C. Hock. Kow 2, S. Allis. B Westbrook. C Kunkel. K Blauvelt. R Tanner. B Nichols. M. Parks. J. Criswold. J. Carlin. B Talada. Athens sportsmen have been known to competitors as the Bulldogs-' for twenty-eight years. The name originated in a junior high school contest in 1940. William S. Courtney was the coach at the time and it was under his supervision the contest was held. At this time Athens sports consisted of football, basketball, and track and baseball (in odd years). The Bulldog emblem was heartily received and remains today. 1967-68 was a marked year for the Bulldogs. Interscholastic sports activities were resumed with Sayre with the exception of football. The crowds at these games were very large. Excitement was at the season s height. Two new sports were added to the department. With the new swimming pool. Mr. Peters began a girls and a boys swimming team. Several meets were planned for the year Cross Country under the coaching of Mr. Russell began in the Fall. The runners competed in several meets with reasonable success for a beginning year. Mr Daniels Mr Gabriel Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director As Director of Athletics in the Athens Area School System Mr. Leon Daniels, who teaches social studies in the Smithfield. Ridgebury. Ulster High School, schedules all sports events and hires officials and other necessary help. His job requires that he be present and supervise all sports events in our area. He also orders athletic supplies and uniforms from a budget he must maintain. Mr. Leonard Gabriel, attendance director and head of the business department in Athens High School, is the assistant to Mr. Daniels in the direction of sports events. His job is to prepare for home games: to direct the selling of tickets, to hire police and to open the school. Mr. Weiss Retires As Football Coach At the close of the season. Mr. Weiss announced his retirement as Football coach and on Tuesday. November 22. an assembly was held in which Gary Fairbanks presented him with a testimonial award on behalf of this year’s team. Mr. Weiss has coached our football teams for the past nine years putting his abilities into making Athens football teams the best in the Valley. He has kept the goal of good sportsmanship foremost in the minds of his players at all times. Although Mr. Weiss has retired from coaching, he plans to continue teaching in the science department. Ktnr B While. P Baer. G Matthews, N Worthington. C Watson. S McDonald. D Allen. A Morris. E. Whipple. Kow 2. M. Ruger. S. Ruger. S. Greeno. J. Watkins. K. Van Gorder. P Westbrook. S. Maynard. I. Langland KfW 3. D Wandell. P. Horner. D Millard. V. Jordan. A Wolfe. J Schultz. K Schmell. C. Nickeson The purpose of the Girls Athletic Club is to promote interscholastic and intramural sports activities for girls. These sports include soccer, volleyball, basketball. softball, bowling, and track and field. The G.A.C. meets once a week during activity periods as a formal club and practices for team events after school. Each year, the G.A.C. sponsors trophies to be awarded to a junior high and a senior high girl who participated in intramurals. These students are selected on an individual point system, stressing good sportsmanship, the playing of the games and winning those games. The officers of the G.A.C. this year are: president—Barbara White; vice president—Sandra Maynard; treasurer—Darlene Wandell; recording secretary— Sandy Ruger; corresponding secretary—Karen McCormack. J a G.A.C Row h Mr. Thompson. R Doty. M. Crouse. W Morris. D. Webster. J. Summers. G. Fairbanks. T. Warner. H. Coombs. E Huns-inger. M. Worden. Mr. Weiss Row Z J. Vanderpool. T Page. J. Curran. H. Pierce. E. Gwinn. M Keysaw. R Pierson. A. Kraft. M Dolan. L. Wheeler Row 3, R Gilbert. R Orshal. S. Kraft. J Satterfield. F. Slife. L Miner. D. Stroud. D. Mdntire. 7 Row , T. Page. J. Barrigan. T. Anthony. D Blauvelt. C. Alii . F. Slife. L. Allis. J. Satterfield. R Pier son. H Pierce. G. Fairbanks. S. Ayer. J. Bailey. Varsity Athens 58 Notre Dame 84 Athens 85 Sullivan 61 Athens 80 Wyalusing 50 Athens 68 Towanda 60 Athens 69 Sayre 59 Athens 63 Southside 69 Athens 74 Bath 64 Athens 71 S.R.U. 53 Athens 59 Troy 41 Athens 47 Northeast 65 Athens 74 Canton 66 Athens 74 Sullivan 42 Athens 65 Northeast 59 Athens 66 Waverly 77 Athens 68 Wyalusing 50 Athens 72 Towanda 70 Athens 69 Sayre 62 Athens 80 Troy 59 Athens 69 Waverly 70 Athens 76 Canton 62 Athens 61 S.R.U. 55 Athens 78 Wellsboro 51 124 Row , R Merritt—Assistant Coach. T Wells. T. Horton. J. Summers. T Warner. B Morris. D Morley. B Layman. J. Thompson—Head Coach Row 2, M Haggerty. B Carpenter. J. Morris. I Miner. T Barrett. R Crone. D Flynn. J Lynch AVr I J. Harbst. R Pruyne. R Callear. J. Baxter. G Johnston. J. Westbrook. P Stone. T Foote. I. Hill. Varsity Wrestling Athens 35 Athens 25 Athens 52 Athens 44 Athens 23 Athens 20 Athens 31 Athens 15 Athens 36 Athens 28 Athens 21 Athens 23 Athens 9 Athens 18 North Penn 13 Sullivan 20 Wellsboro 3 Mansfield 13 S.R.U. 21 Towanda 26 Williamson 15 Waverly 21 Northeast 8 Tunkhannock 20 Sayre 22 Canton 28 Wyalusing 36 Troy 27 Ktnr . D. Hawthorne. P. Grimley. S. Simpson. M. Bustin, L. Tuttle Kcw Z M Arnold. A. Ballord. S. Carberry. B Winston. B. Summer The girls swimming team consists of a small group of girls practicing from four to six Tuesday through Thursday and Saturday afternoons. At the present they are being coached by Mr. Peters, but because of his work with the boys swimming team and his other commitments. Mr. Peters hopes to have another coach by next year. Because the girls team is small, they have to have an agreement with the opposing team to swim on a reduced schedule, that is. to eliminate some of the events. This year the girls team met only Waverly in competition. An away meet was held Feb. 3. and a return meet at home February 22. Girls Swimming Team . n j f I T I «■ •ft f: I Kb Km I, J Flynn. I Bresee. J Alexander Km z M Lucy. M. Winston. J. Alexander. G King. K. Stackhouse Km . E Gilbert. S MacNamara. J. Lucy. S Armstrong. H Havens Km Z E Hunsinger. J Pruyne. P Wanck. J. Zeller. R Swetland. T Jenkins. Boys Swimming Team Due to the completion of the J. C. Lynch swimming pool, a swimming team has been organized this year. The team consists of boys from the ninth through twelfth grades under the coaching of Mr. Peters. Every night after school from four to six. they practice endurance and the overcoming of certain weaknesses. They work on such strokes as the American crawl, breast stroke, back stroke, and butterfly at varied lengths of the pool. The members are working hard and showing much promise for the future Athens 14 Elmira 77 Athens 17 Edison 77 Athens 34 Waverly 59 Athens 9 Edison 84 Athens 37 Waverly 58 Athens 24 Elmira 71 Km . Mr Russell. C. Allis. 8 Wandell. S. Ayer, C. Lucy Km Z D. Flynn. D Rlauvelt. 8 Collins. D. Friend. Z Beeman. G. Roup. E. Brittian. absent—Tom Horton Cross Country Cross Country is a new addition to the Athens varsity sports program. Cross Country is a type of long distance running in competition. The runners run through various terrain such as on golf courses, over hills, through fields and on hard surfaced roads. The average distance run for high school teams is two and one half miles. In this sport the winning team is determined by the team with the lowest score. Scoring is developed on the basis that the first man to finish the race receives one point, the second man two points, until the tenth man receives ten points. In the Bloomsburg District meet on October 26. Athens placed 6th against all class B teams. Other season scores are as follows: Athens 33 Edison 22 Athens 49 Sayre 19 Athens 42 Sayre 18 Athens 62 Sayre 28 Wyalusing 53 Waverly 54 130 Row , Coach Pokego. J Morris. G. Wood. S Haggerty. B But ton. M. Allen. $ Watkins. G Ligouri. L Hunsinger. R Pruyne. Assistant Coach Mr. Thorpe Row J, R Poletti. $ Armstrong, k MacNamara. P Crouse. P Stone. J Hiley. B. Murphy. G Strange. C. Lambert. S Huslander. D Brigham. K Gabriel Row . ■ B Brown. R Bortle. G Streeter. W Lattimer. W. Weller. D Walker. B Carpenter. B Crowley. L Wheeler. J Coolbaugh. A Levering J.V. Football Athens 14 Canton 13 Athens 13 Troy 12 Athens 13 Wyalusing 7 Athens n Towanda 7 Athens 14 (9th) Waverly 13 Athens ■7 Waverly 45 131 Row , J. Levering. G. Liguori. S. Kraft. R. Gilbert. R Orshall. B Crowley A’ow 2, K. Gabriel. J Fenton. C. Morningstar. J Driscoll. D. Brown. L Wheeler. B Murphy. K MacNamara. P Crouse. R Keir. Junior Varsity Basketball Athens 60 Notre Dame 57 Athens 57 Sullivan 39 Athens 38 Sullivan 30 Athens 63 Northeast 38 Athens 62 Wyalusing 56 Athens 65 Waverly 62 Athens 65 Towanda 37 Athens 63 Wyalusing 52 Athens 62 Sayre 64 Athens 71 Towanda 62 Athens 52 Southside 87 Athens Sayre Athens 76 Bath 51 Athens 42 Troy 39 Athens 77 S.R.U. 49 Athens 42 Waverly 56 Athens 61 Troy 55 Athens 50 Canton 55 Athens 58 Northeast 31 Athens 64 S.R.U. 25 Athens 29 Canton 51 Athens 83 Wellsboro 39 Kow . W Merrill. C Knolles. L. Kelly. M Shadduck. S Haggerty, derpool. D Allis. P Davidson. D Streeter. B Button. S W Weller. M Novak. J. Summers. R Alexander, J. Hiley RowZ Sackett. M. Haggerty Manager-J. Lynch. R. Baker. K. Robinson. C. Harbst. J. Van Athens 31 North Penn 2 Athens 51 Sullivan Co 4 Athens 29 Horseheads 13 Athens 15 V. Liberty 30 Athens 17 J.V. Liberty 16 Athens 23 Mansfield 5 Athens 35 S.R.U. 8 Athens 26 Towanda 24 Athens 22 Williamson 8 Athens 22 Waverly 18 Athens 35 Northeast 3 Athens 8 Tunkhannock 2 Athens 15 Sayre 14 Athens 41 Canton 5 Athens 25 Wyalusing 2 Athens 41 Troy 8 Junior Varsity Wrestling 133 AVr —I Hill. M Shaddock. D. Flynn. R Alexander. C Knowles. Johnston. R Callear. B Layman. T Wells Kaw J Moore. J. T Barrett. R Crone. T Foote. J Summers Kent 2 R Pruyne. B Harbst. R Coombs. L Kelly. G. Strange. B Button. J. Baxter. J. Carpenter. M Novak. R Baker. W Merritt. D Morley. G. Morris. B Morris. T Warner. L. Miner. W Weller. R Perry Sr. High Wrestling Club The main purpose of the Athens Senior High Wrestling Club is to promote the spirit of wrestling in our school. Boys are encouraged to go out for the wrestling teams through movies of sectional, district, and state matches presented to the club. The wrestling club has sold programs at matches and sponsored dances in an effort to pay for the recently purchased mats. The officers are: Jim Summers—captain: Tom Warner—president; Tim Wells—vice-president: Bill Morse—secretary: Don Morley —treasurer. KHiding T Wells; Stated T Warner. J. Summers, Standing B. Morris. D. Morley. 134 AW' K. Lane. R. Firesriine. J. White. B Shaffer. J. Latini. R AW 3 M. Callear. R. Salsman. M. Winston. K. Stackhouse. F. Wiles. D. Young AW 2 R Roberts. J. Alexander. M. Webster. M. Drabinski. F. Crandall. R Henry Haggerty. H. Brown. G. Jarvis. F. Lynch. G. Cron. S. Crawford. Jr. High Wrestling Club The 7th and 8th grade wrestling club supervised by Mr. Merritt gives young boys the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of wrestling in preparation for future high school team participation. The boys have recreation matches with other schools as well as wrestling before varsity and junior varsity matches. The club sponsored a dance and performed other money-making projects in order to earn money for uniforms for the March tournament which hosted eight area schools. 135 K’i’u- . A Bustin, E. Regan Ktw 2, S Regan. P Morningslar. C. Morse Kow B Allen K’i’u C. Baker Varsity Cheerleaders The varsity cheerleaders are a group of I Oth, I Ith. and 12th grade girls who are chosen each spring by a faculty committee on the basis of technique, pep. voice, and appearance. This year s squad members are Becky Allen. Cheryl Baker and Sharon Regan—seniors—Ann Bustin. Pam Morningstar. Kathy Morse, and Eileen Regan—juniors. These girls practice long hours to represent our school well at football and basketball games. Row 1, S. Foster. M White Row 2� L. Wheeler. K Bowen Row 3 B Riker. A Ballord. J. Griswold Junior Varsity Cheerleaders The junior varsity cheerleaders are 9th and I Oth grade girls who were chosen on their cheering abilities and appearance by a committee of faculty members. This year's J.V. cheerleaders are Karen Bowen. Ann Ballord. Sharon Foster. Beth Riker. Linda Wheeler, and Margaret White—sophomores, and Joanne Griswold—freshman. Not only do they cheer for junior varsity activities. but these girls also sell programs and confetti at football games and run the concession stand during varsity basketball games. 137 wm Just as the school and people of the community of Athens have changed, so have the businesses. Such businessmen and their businesses as Jake Harder the gunsmith. Moses Sawyer the tailor, and Dick Durbin the blacksmith, have all been replaced with modern men and their factories. One of these factories is the Ingersoll Rand. Preceding the Ingersoll Rand was a factory opened in 1898 by C. F. Kellogg. He employed six men to make boilers. The factory turned from making boilers to developing different types of pneumatic tools. With this change the company expanded. It now employed one hundred men. In 1905 the Rand Drill Company combined with Ingersoll Sargent Company to form the I.R. of today. The I.R. has progressed into a large factory. And so have many businesses grown. Their establishment and growth can be traced through the Athenian. The advertisements in the Athenian serve as a permanent record of the businesses in Athens, and the surrounding area. ADVERTISEMENTS Jack Webb, Manager of Engineering at Ingersoll-Rand Company, Athens, Pa. Presents l-R’s 1967 Math and Physics Award to Virginia Watrous on Athens High School’s Awards Day 1967. 140 Best Wishes 1968 Graduates The Farmers National Bank Athens, Pennsylvania 141 A LOCAL HANGOUT? NO, JUST A GOOD PLACE TO BUY INSURANCE INSURANCE IS OUR BUSINESS SOUTH MAIN STREET ATHENS. PENNSYLVANIA 143 DEFRAHN STUDIO 144 Compliments of J. J. Newberry Co. Desmond Street - Sayre, Pennsylvania ■■■ Congratulations to the Class of ’68 Compliments of ATHENS DRESS CO. INC. 2 17 South Main Street Athens, Pennsylvania Valley Authorized New Car Dealers 149 £ tulationCof ‘68 Crimley Contractors 403 W. Pine Street JT e ns, t sylvar|i . Compliment ATHENS PHARMACY INC J. LLOYD LOUSHAY and J. CLAYTON LOUSHAY Representing Edmund W. Burke, Realtor Appraisal and Consultant Services Also General Real Estate Brokerage Licensed Brokers in Pennsylvania and New York State 302 South Main Street Athens. Pennsylvania Sayre Savings and Loan Association Accounts Insured up to $15,000 Corner of North Elmer and West Lockhart Sayre. Pa. Compliments of North Jewelers 2 I 8 South Main St. Athens. Pa. Grace § Lindy’s Store Borderline Shopping Center 401-402 Fulton Street Waverly. New York Phone 565-4041-565-8593 Just Cross Over The Street that is Congratulations To The Students of A.H.S. Carl Etshman Company Distributor of Wise Potato Chips Sayre. Pennsylvania Congratulations and Best Wishes Wanck’s Esso Servicenter 112 North Main Street-' Athens. Pa. 884-1313 374 Broad St Wallfns Sport Shop ' Johnson; Sea Horse f Qut toward Motor Sales and Service ■ Spdrting.. Soods . 224 Sdwh AMARA’S iii Street ORAOS'ln machines EQUIPMENT Waverly. New York 100 South Elmer Avenue Sayre, Pennsylvania We give SSH Green Stamps A CORTWRIGHTS REFRIGERATION Hi BEST WISHES WATKINS CHARTER SERVICE Athens. Pennsylvania Phone 883-7103 CLIFFORD R. JONES Printing Phone 883-2702 Athens. Pennsylvania Compliments of WESTBROOK S MARKET Meats Groceries Vegetables 332 South Main Street Athens. Pennsylvania Good Luck Class of ’68 For Graduates Watches With Free Engraving Shop O’NEILL S JEWELERS In Sayre Best Wishes From ROCKWELLS GREENHOUSES Ulster, Pennsylvania Phone 358-2182 Say it with Flowers FURMAN £ JONES BODY SHOP Front End Alignment General Repair 24-Hour Wrecker Service Call 844-3703 or 882-2162 East Athens Pennsylvania Compliments of DUNNES PASTRY SHOP For the Best in Pastries West Sayre. Pennsylvania 883-1752 Best Wishes from WHIPPLE LUMBER YARDS 508 North Main Street Athens. Pennsylvania HORTON ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE I05' j S. Main St. Athens, Pa. Compliments of HOTEL ASTOR Sayre, Pennsylvania Scrivens’ Greenhouse 882-1094 530 S. Keystone Ave. Sayre, Pennsylvania Compliments of CLARKE CLEANERS Athens, Pennsylvania Best Wishes from DAVIDSON’S GULF SERVICE I 10 South Main Street Athens. Pa. 884-987 I PENN-YORK Fishing and Diving Shop Complete Sporting Line 232 South Main Street Athens. Pennsylvania Phone-717 884-7643 The Voice of the Valley WATS BABCOCK'S ATLANTIC So. Main St. Athens, Pennsylvania SSH Green Stamps Sayre. Pennsylvania For the Sound of Music Weather News Sports Compliments of Max Cohen 20 Acres of Auto Parts East Athens Pennsylvania Best Wishes from Chemical S Metallurgical Division Sylvania Electric Products Inc. Towanda. Pennsylvania The Best in Lighting. Radio, T.V.. and Stereo—Sylvania Color T.V. is the brightest.” Geraldine Benjamin s Beauty Shop 1 17 North Street Complete Beauty Services Compliments of S. J. Ball, Jewelers Corner Broad S Waverly St. Waverly, New York The Perfect Diamond Orange Blossom” Compliment of Frank McCauley Painting Contractor Ulster. Pennsylvania 358-4213 J. 1. Morley Home Owners and Automobile—Specialty 882-4621 Athens. Pennsylvania Best Wishes from Geraldine Montgomery General Insurance 222 South Main Street Athens. Pennsylvania Compliments of Kobacker’s Furniture Co. The Valley’s Largest Furniture and Appliance Store 301 Broad Street Waverly. New York Bruce G. Mastellar R.D. I Ulster Nationwide Insurance Phone 358-4086 J£M Restaurant Athens, Pa. Benedict Service Station 102 So. Main St. Athens. Pennsylvania Evans and Chaffee of Sayre Family Service Since 1870 Compliments of Compliments of Rockman’s 134 W. Lockhart St. Sayre, Pennsylvania Leo’s Pharmacy 138 W. Lockhart St. Sayre, Pennsylvania Compliments of Bob’s Cycle Shop Elmira St. R.D.ff 2 Sayre, Pa. Honda Triumph BMW Buttaco All your Motorcylce needs 884-3621 Redwood Dairy Bar Athens. Pa. MARIAN ROBINSON S STEELES Beauty Shoppe Hair Styling Permanents—Tints Shampoo—Sets By Appointment Only R.D. 2 Food Market Open 7 Days A Week (If you forget it. Steele’s have it) Athens, Pennsylvania Phone 884-2492 Ackleys Travel Service C. H. STOVER Real Estate Broker General Insurance Phone: 883-2551 or 882-8465 120 S. Elmer St. Sayre, Pennsylvania 508 So. Elmira St. Athens, Pennsylvania Phone. 885-0219 Be the Best Dressed Graduate Town Toggery Athens Paluzzi’s Toggery Sayre Best Wishes to Class of ’68 Athens. Pa. TERRY’S BETTER BUYS Oil Heats Best Front Street Valley Fuel Oil East Athens Dealers Assoc. Pennsylvania Name Brand Boats and Trailers Starcraft Larson Sea Ray Cox Utopia Aljo Those in the Know Sea Joe Baileys Service Station I 84 N. Elmira St. Athens. Pa. Phone: 885-5581 Mobil Products Croft Lumber Company Everything to build with 101 Spring Street Sayre. Pennsylvania Horton’s Variety Store 326 South Main Street Athens Pennsylvania Fresh Roasted Peanuts Popcorn Hershey Ice Cream Western Auto Associated Store A. C. Weber Owner Athens. Pennsylvania Compliments of COVEY S SODA BAR Mile Hill Athens. Pennsylvania Business Sponsors ADAMS BROTHERS Lumber, Hardware, and Building Supplies Ulster, Pa. Compliments of ALBERTA’S BEAUTY SHOP 41 I N. Main St. Athens, Pa. SARA ALLEN'S BEAUTY SHOP 2 I 6 Main Street Athens, Pa. ATHENS AGWAY INC. 100 Main Street Athens, Pa. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BARBER 2 I I West Lockhart Street Sayre, Pa. Best Wishes from MR. AND MRS. GORDON FARR Ulster. Pa. BROTANS I 14 Desmond Street Sayre, Pa. CASH CREDIT APPLIANCE CO. 100 Lake Street Sayre. Pa. DARROW’S FARM DAIRY Jug Milk—Breyers Ice Cream Greene’s Landing. Pa. DAUGHERTY’S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Main Street Ulster, Pa. DAVIDSON S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialist 3 I 8 South Main Street, Athens, Pa. DRAPER’S MARKET 501 Keystone Avenue Sayre, Pa. 170 Business Sponsors FOSTER MOTOR COMPANY I I 7 North Keystone Avenue Sayre. Pa. Compliments of THE FOUNTAIN Athens, Pa. R. J. FRIANT 236 South Main Street Athens. Pa. Compliments of GLOSENGER’S ROTARY Greene’s Landing. Pa. HAIR LUMBER CO. I 16 Walnut St. Athens. Pa. HAGGERTY’S APPLIANCE CENTER I I 7 West Lockhart Street Sayre, Pa. JAYNE’S FLOWER SHOP JAYNE’S PAINT SHOP Waverly, New York KIRTLEY’S ATLANTIC Elmira Street R.D.2 Sayre. Pa. MARION KUNKLER’S GIFT SHOP 8 Locust Street Athens. Pa. Compliments of BUD LOOMIS Sayre. Pa. MEEKER S GROCERY Groceries and Meat Athens. Pa. 171 Business Sponsors PHELPS MARKET Meats, Groceries. Produce Ulster. Pa. PROPER CONVALESCENT HOME 202 S. Main Street Athens. Pa. Compliments of THE SAYRE LAND CO. Founders of Sayre SAYRE MOTEL 300 South Wilbur Ave. Sayre. Pa. SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 148 Desmond Street Sayre. Pa. SHARPING SHOE STORE 146 Desmond Street Sayre. Pa. GLEN E. TOLBERT 205 N. Elmira Street Sayre. Pa. VALLEY CITIES GAS SERVICE DIVISION Sayre. Pa. Best Wishes VALLEY TV CABLE CO. INC. Sayre. Pa. Compliments of YANUZZIS Waverly—South Waverly 172 Patrons Gracemary E. Alger James Robert Kohler Mrs. Wayne Allen Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkel Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Allis Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ayer Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Littleton Mr. and Mrs. Gary Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucy Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ballord Mary Anne Lucy Dr. William Baurys Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Lynch Marie Bean Mrs. Robert J. Martin Mrs. Maxine Beeman Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bidlack Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mead Boyle's Book Store Dr. Charles E. Meikle Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brennen Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Donald Broughton The Reverend E. J. Mohr Mr. and Mrs. Royce Button Isabelle Loveland Murphy Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Callear Dr. and Mrs. Warren C. Nagle E. E. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Norrene Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Catlin Paula and Mike Mr. Eugene Cerutti Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Parks Mrs. Alberta Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patton Mary Ciccarelli Mr. and Mrs. William Patton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cole Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pipher Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cook Reverend and Mrs. Frederick S. Price Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cotter Wendie J. Price Judge and Mrs. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Rabenold Darrow's Hair Fashions Connie Reeves A. W. Davidson Dr. and Mrs. Henry Rentschler Mrs. Katherine Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rinebold Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Rowe Carl J. Eastman Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Saxon Mrs. O. F. Ekblad Mr. and Mrs. Sven A. Sealander Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Farr Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Slife Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fink Hazel C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James Fraley Mr. Sam Staver Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gallup Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stillman Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gallup Mr. and Mrs. Clay Tuttle Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Warren Harding Mr. and Mrs. L. Reece Trimmer Harry, Terry. Rick. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Walton Van Fleet Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hess Mr. and Mrs. Van Kirk Benson Edith Hine Vera G. Walkins Marty Howard Mr. and Mrs. Ora F. Whipple Mr. and Mrs. Hampton V. Huff Mark Davidson Winston Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hunsinger Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Winston Jan Keeney Captain and Mrs. G. L. Wood Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward King Mr. and Mrs. John Woodburn Mr. and Mrs. Duane Klinko Mr. and Mrs. Donald White 173 9