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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

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These seventh and eighth grade students, who now compose the junior and senior classes, especially remember him for his keen sense of humor and interest in young people. Those who were not so fortunate as to have had him in class have undoubtedly heard of him through the rest of student body. We are taking this opportunity to express our appreciation and gratitude for his dedication to the teaching profession and his example of unfaltering courage. .10 DEDICATION MR. NELSON RETIREMENT MISS JULIA LUNGER The 1968-69 school term was the last for Miss Julia Lunger before her ensuing retirement. She will long be remembered by her students and fellow faculty members. Since the reorganization of Athens Area schools, Miss Lunger has been a Guidance Counselor at the high school. Her warm, understanding personality has been appreciated by every new class of seventh graders. She has devoted much time and effort to helping seventh and eighth graders adjust smoothly to high school routine. Miss Lunger has also taught in the Athens grade schools instructing every elementary grade. When she first came to the high school she was not yet a Guidance Counselor, but rather a classroom teacher. Miss Lunger explains that she became concerned with the junior high age level and decided to earn her Master's degree in Guidance. Julia Lunger had wanted to be a teacher since she was a young child. This desire remained with her all through her schooling. Some of her present interests and hobbies, too, began when she was a child. She has always been curious about and appreciative of nature. Over the years, she has collected sea shells, many of which she has kept on shelves in her office. Bird-watching is another pastime which Miss Lunger enjoys. In her own high school, she was a member of the girls' varsity basketball team, played the violin in the orchestra. She recalls that long dangling earrings which reached the shoulders were the fad at that time. Miss Lunger was a 1925 graduate of Athens High School. She attended college at the Pennsylvania State University where she received a Bachelor of Science degree. Miss Lunger has been considered a valuable member of our faculty, and her absence next Fall will be regretted. 11 BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1: Laurence R. Kinsley, Mrs. Celia Arnold, Harlan Rowe, Dr. Ralph Gregory, Robert Fraley Row 2: Wallace Nichols, John W. Watson, Carl Morris, Dr. Clifton J. Lynch Athens Area High School, Smithfield, Ridgebury, and Ulster High School, Main Elementary, Willow, Street, Helen Minard, Audrielle Lynch, and Ulster Sheshequin Elementary are the seven schools under the jurisdiction of the Athens Board of Education. The board is responsible for the hiring of teachers and all other personnel to staff these schools. Another facet of the board's work is the establishing or determining of school policies. Salary schedules, tax rates and budgets are decided upon by the school board. Other duties performed by these nine men are appropriating money for building maintenance and approving school sponsored class trips. This year's president is Mr. Harlan Rowe, who has been a member for seventeen years. A mechanical superintendent with The Evening Times, Mr. Rowe resides in R.D. 412 Athens. Dr. Ralph B. Gregory, vice president, is sewing his ninth year on the board. He lives at 208 South Street, Athens, and is an optometrist. Serving as treasurer for the board is Mr. Robert Fraley of 202 W. Cooper Street, Athens. He is a garage service manager and has also been a member for nine years. Dr. J. C. Lynch, a local general practitioner, lives at 304 North Main Street, Athens. He has been a member of the board for nineteen years. Another long term member, Mr. Fenton R. Murphy, has been on the board for sixteen years. He lives in R.D.1i1 Ulster where he is a dairy farmer. Mr. John W. Watson has been a member twelve years. He is an engineer at the Ingersoll-Rand and resides in R.D.ilf1 Milan. Mr. Carl A. Morris has been with the board eight years. A supervisor at the Ingersoll-Rand, he lives in R.D.ii1 Athens. Mr. Laurence Kingsley of East Smithfield, second vice president of the board, is a lumberman. He has been a board member for seven years. Mrs. Celia Arnold, although not a member of the school board, has served as its secretary for twenty years. A secretary in the high school as well, Mrs. Arnold resides at 703 North Main Street, Athens. This year the Board of Education has begun planning a new junior high or middle school. This school would be attended by students in the sixth, seventh, and eight grades. Such an arrangement would alleviate the problem of the presently over crowded high school. Architects have already begun drawing up plans which once state approved, will be carried out by the school board. Congratulations to each member of the graduation class. You have successfully completed the basic phase of your education. This is not the end of your educational experience. As you proceed through life, the process of education will continue whether formal or informal. Approach each day open-minded and eager to learn. This is basic if you wish to advance in any endeavor. The school will continue to be interested in your development. We always stand ready to assist you in any possible way. Best wishes for success and happiness. Richard W. Marvin Superintendent V 15 JAMES PRUYNE HIGH SCHOOL PRSNCIPAL B.S. East Strouds urg M.Ed. Cornell University Each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass, A book of rules. And each must make Ere life is flown A stumbling block Or a stepping stone. R. L. Sharpe A master carpenter, a builder of cathedrals or beautiful homes must possess three things: sharp tools, knowledge, and imagination. We are all born with the crude tools of our trade whatever it may be. During his approach to maturity a good craftsman must sharpen his tools. Then he must learn how to use them. Having the tools and the knowledge to use them, the temple in life he builds for himself will depend much upon his imagination and his ambition. Let each of you, the graduates of the class of '69, pause and assess his progress thus far. Have you sharpened your tools? Have you learned how to use them? Have you decided what you wish to build? Are you building a stumbling block or a stepping stone? Plan your life and live your plan. MILES F. RAKER Assistant Superintendent Congratulations to you, the graduates of the class of 1969. One of the most difficult problems facing young people of today is the development of convictions for right and wrong. Often happiness and usefulness of our lives depend on what we decide to do when these questions present themselves. The easy thing is to dream of the bright days ahead, to walk the high road with your head high in the rosy clouds of desire, the hard thing is to keep your commitments through the daily grind of ordinary things. Develop ideas that are ideal and success will surely be yours. Sincerely yours, Eugene T. Cerutti To the Class of 1969: You have reached a milestone in your educational endeavor. As you receive your diplomas at commencement, our community recognizes you as high school graduates. With this diploma in hand and equipped with the best knowledge your school can give, you stand ready to assume your responsibility as a citizen in a rapidly changing world. High school has been an interesting experience. You have learned to live, work and play together. Individually you have developed in character, in personality and in ability. In attaining your education you have also given a great deal to your school and community in leadership, in scholarship, in athletics, in dramatics and in many other ways. You have completed your tasks well and we praise you highly for it. However what you have thus far accomplished is only a prelude to what must yet be done. Use your high school training of today to endeavor to solve the complex problems of an uncertain world of tomorrow. lVly best wishes go with each of you. Miles F. Raker EUGENE T. CERUTTI Assistant Principal CLYDE W. BRESEE B.S. Mansfield State College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State College Ph.D. Cornell University Director of Guidance Senior Student Council Coordinator of Federal Programs RUTH E. JONES M.A. New York University M.A. Edinboro State College Guidance Counselor JULIA HARRIET LUNGER B.S. Pennsylvania University M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Guidance Counselor 4 GUIDANCE The purpose of the Guidance Department is to aid students in getting the best possible education. The counselors are highly trained professionals who guide the students in choosing courses, schools, and jobs. They arrange talks and interviews to provide better opportunities for tomorrow's leaders. The methods by which they aid students are tests and interviews. Junior High students are given aptitude tests to determine courses they are to take in Senior High, while Senior High students are given scholastic tests to help determine their ability and direct them in choosing a college. Also, each student is treated as an individual and has interviews with his counselor throughout the year. A collection of college bulletins and catalogues is kept in the guidance office at the disposal of the students. New this year are individual tape booths where students may listen to recordings on opportunities offered in local colleges and the branches of the armed services. BETTY PAGE GLADYS REEVES R.N. Th.B. Malone College DONALD R. RIKER JR. Mansfield State College A.B. Marion College B.S. Pennsylvania State Robert Packer Hospital M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University State School of Nursing University M.Ed. University of M.Ed. Savings Club Wyoming Aid in Special Ed. Bowling Club Guidance 18 LIBRARY The Athens High School library contains a wide variety of books and reference materials to fulfill the needs of the students and teachers. Many helpful improvements have been added this year. A 3m duplicator machine is now available as well as a record player with a collection of various language records. Because of a lack of space, magazines are being put into bound volumes. The magazines now in bound volumes are the National Geographic through years 1920-31 and Life 1930-60. One hundred and twenty new shelves were added and one thousand sixty new books were placed on these shelves. Seven hundred thirty of these books were given to the school by the ESEA under Title ll, which is a federal government organization, while the remainder were given as memorials. Although conditions for study are now excellent, additional books, records, and individual study carrels are desired. MARGARET D. PRUYNE BQ. University of North I. aroma B.S. Mansfield State College Library Aides 19 GRACEMARY ALGER A.B. Elmira College. ' M.Ed. College of William and Mary English 12 Athenian HARRY E. AYER B.S., M.S. Bucknell University Reading Consultant THELMA H. BEAGLE B.S. Gettysburg College English 8 Reading ELIZABETH B. BRESEE B.S. Mansfield State College English 11 Modern Literature Teaogan Quill and Scroll LINA C. BURNS B.S. Mansfield State College English 8, 9 Reading 7 MARY CICCARELLI B.S. Mansfield State College German l, ll, lll German Club JAMES C. DREW B.S. Mansfield State College Reading 7, 8 English 9 Sonic Express LANGUAGE The Language Department of Athens High School consists of English, French, and German. These three subjects strive for the common goal of developing the art of communication. Their programs are established to promote exact and precise exchanges of ideas and information. In the seventh and eighth grades, English courses stress grammar and composition. Reading instruction, received twice weekly, is a separate course aimed at increasing speed reading and comprehension. Senior High courses further develop these skills as well as introduce literature. These courses are divided into American Literature in eleventh grade and English Literature in twelfth grade. Electives in English offered to juniors and seniors are Modern Literature and Oral and Written Expression. In Modern Literature contemporary authors and their works are discussed and evaluated. Oral and Written Expression develops techniques in public speaking and teaches the correct organization and preparation of formal writings. German is taught on three levels to students in senior high. Courses in French, which are offered in every grade continue the grammar and vocabulary which were begun in the primary grades. Both foreign language courses include background history and a study of the customs of that country. The aim of both the French and German programs is to provide students with an adequate fluency in the language and a working knowledge of the country. 20 LANGUAGE PAUL R. WEAVER B,A. Pennsylvania State University English 10 Soghomore Class dvisor Thespians Stage Guild SHERRY C. SPENCER B.S. University of Wisconsin English 10, 11 l l JANE C. HAIR A.B. Elmira College English 7, 8, 9. CARIMAR S. PATRICIAN B.S. Bloomsburg State College French 7, 8, 9 l PETER P. POKEGO B.S. Bloomsburg State College French I, ll, lll 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. SILLAMAN B.S. Mansfield State College English 7, 8 CARL J. EASTMAN B.S. Mansfield State College Physics Intermediate Mathematics DEVERE O. HAUSKNECHT B.S. Mansfield State College Physical Science Chemistry Science 8 TED KEIR B.S. East Stroudsburg State College M.S. Ithaca College Earth and Space Science Vocational Science Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Baseball Coach SCIENCE The Athens High School Science Department strives to maintain a current approach to the changing world of science. It also develops curiosity and appreciation for one's environment and introduces the use of the scientific approach for the gaining of knowledge. Science studies begin in the seventh grade with a general survey of basic astronomy and health. A study of elementary chemistry and physics is included in eighth grade science. ln biology, freshmen learn specifically about plants, animals, and their functions. Students entering senior high are offered a preference of science courses. Their choice in tenth grade is usually physical science, followed by chemistry in eleventh grade and physics in twelfth grade. However, students taking science for a general background only, prefer vocational science in the Sophomore year studies of earth science in the junior and senior years. Besides the regular courses, this year the Science Department has sponsored a Junior High Science Club. The club is composed of seventh and eighth graders who continue experiments on projects requiring more than class allows. RICHARD MERRITT B.S. Mansfield State College Biology 9 Head Wrestling Coach 7 84 8 Wrestling Club Varsity Club 22 JOSEPH J. THOMPSON B.S. Bloomsburg State College Science 7. 8 Junior High Science Club Varsity Club VICTOR S. WEISS B.A. Moravian College Science 7 SIGRID WILKINSON B.S. Mansfield State College Chemistry Science 8 Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders MARIE BEAN B.S. Mansfield State College M.S. Bucknell University U. S. History 11 WILLIAM J. INMAN A.B. Mt. St. Mary's College P.O.D. MARIAN C. KLINE B.S. Bloomsburg State College Social Studies 7, 8 we Q -N se Q ewagisitl - T36 its :asia ' --.Q -, ts 1. gs- .,, ..a .... ,L 2 ' lf' :WEL CTW we F:.'l:'fi . - . LARRY C. MURRAY B.S. Mansfield State College History 8, 11 Hunter Safety Course WILFORD C. PETERSON B.S. Mansfield State College M.A. Columbia University Biology Civics HISTORY The Athens High School social studies department tries mainly to create interest in and promote knowledge of the history of our world. It also tries to stimulate active participation in local and national affairs. Courses in the seventh grade through twelfth grade are compulsory. Seventh grade students are taught the basic history and geography of Africa, Asia, and Europe in the course Eastern Lands. ln eighth grade, American History covers our progress from the early days of our country to the Civil War. The study of Pennsylvania is also included in this course. Freshmen are taught citizenship and government in Civics. Students entering tenth grade study World Culture. This is divided into two main areas, world history and world geography. The students take which ever is preferable to them. A continuation from eighth grade, United States History is taught in eleventh grade. This course traces our history from the Civil War to the present. Problems of Democracy, which is a senior elective, acquaints the students with foreign and domestic problems of daily living. It also prepares them to accept their responsibilities of citizenship. A recent addition to the Social Studies department is a special current events discussion group. This group meets every Tuesday and Friday before school to discuss problems of our day. ROBERT B. ROGERS B.A. Pennsylvania State University Oral and Written World Culture Art, Music, Western Man National Honor Society DAVID RUSSELL B.S. Mansfield State College Civics 9 World Geography 10 Assistant Football Coach Track Coach JAMES S. WHITMER B.S. Mansfield Social Studies 7, 8, 9 JOHN R. ANDERSON B.S. Mansfield State C Il o ege Algebra 9 Geometry 10 PHILIP L. BUTLER B.S. :Ylansfield State C o ege Algebra 9 Math 9 I EDWARD D. DOUGAN B.Ed. Edinboro State College Nlath 7, 8 MATH The world of mathematics, although a complicated one, is made easier, at Athens High School by a unique organization of courses and instruction by experienced, capable teachers. Upon entering Athens, a student begins with the study of seventh and eighth grade math. These courses provide a background of algebra and geometry for those students who plan to continue in these areas of study. Ninth grade math consists of a full year of Algebra I. The object of this course is to develop fully the basic fundamentals of algebra required of college mathematics. A student entering his sophomore year may either elect tenth grade math, a review of previous concepts, or unified geometry, the study of lines, angles, and plane and solid figures. Unified Geometry, which provides the development of clear thinking and further enables a student to precise expression, understand the more difficult areas of mathematics. A trigonometry and intermediate combined course in algebra is offered to juniors. In this course students functions and increase their study trigonometric knowledge of algebra. In his senior year a student may choose to take a 12th grade refresher course, consisting of the practical application of math for terminal students, or an advanced mathematics course, consisting of a continuation of algebra and an introduction to calculus. I . mmimm--f en-in LINDA LOU PETERS B.S. Lock Haven State College Math 7 LEO D. SLIFE B.S. Wilkes College Math 8 Refresher Math JACK TIDLOW B.S. Lock Haven State College Advanced Math Calculus Algebra ll T . rigonometry Junior Class Advisor KATHERINE ALLEN B.Mus. Westminster Choir College Music 7, 8 Art, Music, Western Man Chorus 7, 8, 9 Treble Aires I WANDA S. ALLFORD B.S. Mansfield State College Art 7, 8 Home Economics 7, 8 WILLIAM N. ALLFORD B.S. Mansfield State College M.Ed. Ithaca College Instrumental Music Art, Music, and Western Man Senior High Music Glee Club ART AND MUSIC Both the art and music departments in Athens High School play an important part in curricular and extracurricular activities. Junior high students take a semester each of music and art in which they acquire a fundamental knowledge of both subjects. Senior high students may elect art classes or activities in music. Junior high art classes are generalized classes offered to introduce the student to art through many different media. Sketches are assigned to cause the student to become more aware of his surroundings. Students work in oils and pastels to stimulate creativity. The basic lessons continue into the senior high classes. Art I is offered as a general review of all techniques. Art ll becomes more concentrated. Students work on their own more and originality is encouraged. Art Ill is an advanced course offered to those who plan to enter art fields after high school. The purpose of the music department is to promote an interest among students in music and to display the talents of the student body to the public. Junior high students are introduced to various aspects of music: orchestration, composition and composers. Senior high students may try out for Glee Club or Treble Aires or they may join the Senior Band. Especially talented students may compete on a district and state level for vocal or instrumental performances. JOHN F. SWANK B.S. Edinboro State College Art 7, 8, 9 Art I, II, III Art, Music, Western Man Golf Team Coach RICHARD SWETLAND B.S. Mansfield College M.S. New York State College Senior Band Stage Band :uv-mmm-is - M1 ser guM awww Y :imma-uuumwf RUTH B. DANKO B.S. East Stroudsburg State College Girls Physical Education 7-12 Girls Athletic Club Girls Intramurals NICHOLAS NEILEY B.S. Rutgers University Physical Education 7-12 Boys Intramurals J.V. Football PHYSICAL EDUCATION R. BRENT PETERS B.S. Slippery Rock State College Swimming Jr. High Swim Club Jr. High Wrestling Club Varsity Club Varsity Swimming Coach Aquatic Leadership Program SUSAN WAKELY B.S. Lock Haven State College Physical Education 8, 9, The world of automation provides for more leisure than ever before, thus making it necessary to establish-a definite pattern of physical activity. At Athens High School, students participate in rigorous exercises and sports during their physical education classes. These classes not only maintain a fit physical state, but create a healthy mental attitude. Students participate in a variety of sports throughout the year some of which are baseball, basketball, soccer, track, field hockey, and volleyball. Through these competitive sports, students develop co-operation, fellowship, and leadership. The President's Physical Fitness Award may be earned in gym class by the ambitious, capable student. To earn this award and be a member of this national organization, one must run, jump, do situps, pullups, and throw a softball a required distance. The newest addition to our physical education department is the J. C. Lynch Natatorium. Swimming classes consist of basic strokes and water games. Specialized courses in drownproofing and lifesaving techniques were introduced this year. The program is established to acquaint the students with the various areas of swimming. ' 26 HEALTH, NURSE, DRIVERS' EDUCATION EDITH HINE R.N. Robert Packer Hospital Health courses are required for students in the ninth and twelfth grades. Throughout both years, the structure and numerous systems of the human body are studied in detail. Freshmen are given the opportunity to fulfill the requirements for a Red Cross Junior First Aid certificate. A specialized unit in Civil Defense is included in the Senior Health Courses. The school nurse assists the administration, physician, and dentist in planning and organizing the school health program. She schedules physical and dental examinations, handles safety precautions, and arranges special tests, examinations, and immunization programs. Maintaining comprehensive health records for each student is the direct responsibility of the school nurse. The purpose of the Driver's Education Program is to help develop skills in defensive driving. The course stresses the importance for a responsible driving attitude. ln accordance with state law, vehicle rules and regulations are studied in depth. The students receive thirty hours of classroom instruction as well as actual driving experience. THOMAS E. JONES B.S. East Stroudsburg State College M.A. New York University Driver Education KENNETH H. OAKES B.S. East Stroudsburg State College Health J.V. Basketball Coach aim, grim-,Q1-vw inf if--:::umemm ELEANOR BIA'-EK ARLENE L. PICKERING 5.5. Rider College B.S. Indiana tlniversity shorthand I, Il Pefsvnal Typing Bookkeeping I, II TVDIVIE Il I V Typing I Business Arithmetic Office Practice TGBOSGFI I LEONARD GABRIEL B.S. Bloomsburg State College Data Processing Bookkeeping I, II Business Law Attendance Director BUSINESS The students in the business curriculum are offered a variety of courses which cover all aspects needed in any business occupation. Aside from the regular commercial subjects - typing, shorthand, business arithmetic, and bookkeeping - the curriculum offers business law, office practice, and data processing. In law, the students are taught the legal aspects of business transactions. Office practice is a practical experience in business machine operation and office procedures. A course in data processing teaches terminology used in business, card punching programming, operation of sorting machine, and basic computer programming. It is hoped that the department will be expanded and a computer laboratory installed. Mr. Gabriel, head of the business department, stated, Our department has a good record of placing business graduates in business occupations. FWE5 MARY BROUGHTON MARIAN C. MCDONALD B.S. Mansfield State B.S. Mansfield State College College Home Economics 8, 10, Home Economics 7, 9, 12 11 Advanced Sewing Jr. F.H.A. Interior Decorating HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Department at Athens is concerned with teaching fundamental and advanced homemaking. This course is required for girls in grades seven through nine. During these years the girls are taught the basics of homemaking including sewing, cooking, family relations, safety, housing, and child care. Homemaking courses are also offered to senior high students. Tenth and eleventh grade girls may elect home economics courses. Their time is divided between sewing and cooking techniques. An advanced Home Economics class offers units in grooming, food value, and sewing skills. Also one semester courses may be elected. The two one semester courses offered now are advanced sewing and interior decorating. In advanced sewing different sewing techniques are studied, and practiced by making various garments. ln the interior decorating course the students listen to speakers, draw floor plans and build a model house to scale. g l EUGENE T. CERUTTI M.Ed. Penn. State Mechanical Drawing 12 EDWARD J. DRABINSKI B.S. Mansfield State College Industrial Arts - Metal ALLYN LEONARD B.S. Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture 9. 10, 11. 12 FFA SHOP The Athens High School Shop Department consists of four areas: Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Vocational Agriculture, and Mechanical Drawing. Boys in the seventh and tenth grades may take wood shop, a study of timber from its harvesting to its use in construction. The study of plastics - different types, methods of making them, and use in industry - is also a part of wood shop. Courses in metal shop may be taken by students in the eighth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. ln metal shop. the boys learn the use of handtools, blueprints, and measuring devices while studying the electrical system of the automobile and shop mathematics. Vocational Agriculture, taught in the ninth through twelfth grades, provides an introduction to future farming. Various studies include soil testing, dairy and beef cattle, poultry, forestry, crop growing, water management, and pasture improvement. ln addition, farm machinery and electrical motors are studied in detail. The boys are exposed to careers in Agricultural Business. Mechanical Drawing, offered to students in the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, teaches the design and construction of different objects. Basic skills in the drawing of machine parts are studied and applied. The main objective of mechanical drawing is to increase the student's knowledge and appreciation of what goes into working an object. WILLIAM E. SMITH B.S. Millersville State College Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing FRANK THORP B.S. Millers State College Wood Shop Mechanical Drawing Varsity Club 30 LESTER S. SMITH Automotive Technician Williamsport Community College Senior High School Auto Shop Auto Shop 8 CELIA ARNOLD DAWN CONKLING VIRGINIA CROWLEY HELEN ROBINSON SECRETARIES The general office secretaries, Mrs. Crowley and Miss Murphy, work for both Mr. Pruyne and Mr. Cerrutti. Their office duties include taking calls on the switchboard, distributing mail, and keeping school records. Their main concern, though, is with the students themselves. Therefore most of their work is devoted to the student body. Settling student insurance claims, handling all aspects of athletics - eligibility, insurance, game tickets - and maintaining the student activity funds are their responsibilities throughout the school year. Miss Virginia Robinson is the secretary for the Guidance Department. She allows the students to review guidance material, makes appointments for students with the counselors, and handles guidance correspondence. Mrs. Arnold is the head of the business office. ln addition to this, she is the secretary for the Athens Area School Board. Working with her for Mr. Marvin and Mr. Raker are Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Conkling. The general aspect of their job is the managing of business for the entire school district. This includes the handling of accounts, bookwork, cafeteria business, and payroll. VIRGINIA ROBINSON NORRENE MURPHY JEAN SNUTH ANNE BAILEY IDA BRITTAIN RACHEL CALLEAR Manager CAFETERIA STAFF DOROTHY FAIRBANKS LOUISE Hass ELEANOR KR'NG LEO'-A MORRIS EMMA ROBBINS GENEVERIA ROGERS 32 ARTHUR BisHoP owEN GEROULD PHILIP JONES HAROLD ROBBINS l TED CANFIELD CHARLES THORP CUSTODIANS DONALD RUTH RETIREMENT OF CHARLES THORP Charles G. Thorp, head custodian of the Athens Area Joint Schools, retired November 30, 1968, afterpfifty years of faithful service. He was born November 15, 1906, and retired at the age of sixty-two. Mr. Thorp graduated from the old Athens High School in June of 1927. During his high school years he was a member of the football' and track teams. Charles Thorp began his custodial career at an early age. When Mr. Thorp was in grade school, he and his two brothers helped their father, a custodian at the old high school building. After graduation he continued on his own. ln 1960 with the change to the new high school building, he was promoted to the position of head of all custodians in the school system. Mr. Thorp has contributed fifty years of his life to keeping our school clean, sanitary, and comfortable. His services will be Iona ,remembered by the faculty and students of Athens igh. 33 1 w I 1 5 , ' 1 I X l 1 , y , PAULA CLARA ACKLEY College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 11, 125 Thespians 12: German Club 115 Senior Chorus 103 Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Majorette 11, 125 Girls Swimming 12: Aquatic Leadership Club 12 MILDRED SWETLAND ALLEN College Preparatory Cafeteria Helper 115 Jr. Prom Committee 11: Senior Band 10, 113 Stage Band 10, 113 District Band 105 State Band 10: Treble Aires 11 LARRY ALLIS College Preparatory German Club 11: Basketball 11, 12: J.V. Basketball 10: Track Team 11, 123 Varsity Club 12 TOM ANTHONY Business Golf Team 10, 11, 12: Basketball 11, 125 Varsity Club 12 SUE ARNOLD Business F .H.A. 10 JAMES BAILEY College Preparatory Basketball 119 J.V. Basketball 10 Baseball Team 10, 11. 12 Varsity Club 12 Senior Class Officers: Dorcas Hawthorne, Secretary: Kenneth Wiles, Vice President: Timothy Barrett, Treasurer: Joesph Davidson, President TIMOTHY JAMES BARRETT College Preparatory Class Vice President 12: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Senior Band 10, 11, 12: Stage Band 102 Football Team Manager 12: Wrestling 10, 11, 12: Track Team 10, 12: Varsity Club 12 JULIAP1 BARTON Genera , Teaogan 10: Cafeteria Helpers 11: J.V. Football 10: Photo Club 10 SHIRLEY ANN BALL Business Library Assistant 11, 12 BARBARA ANN BEAN College Preparatory National Honor Society 11, 12: Teaogan 10, 11, 12: Cafeteria Helpers 11, 12: Senior Chorus 10: Ii.H.A. 10, 11, 12: Quill 81 Scroll 11, 2 ZELL CHARLES BEEMAN College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: J.V. Football 10: Track Team 10, 11, 12: Cross Country 11 CAROL SUE BENJAMIN Business Library Assistant 103 Senior Chorus 11: F.H.A. 10.11. 12 DONALD EDWARD BLAUVELT College Preparatory Student Council President 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 123 Teaogan 11, 125 German Club 11, 125 Jr. Prom Committee 113 Christmas Ball Committee 125 Basketball 113 J.V. Basketball 10: Track Team 11, 12: Varsity Club 123 Cross Country 11: Quill 8tScroIl 11, 12 JOHN ESQUIRE BRADLEY College Preparatory Stage Guild 115 German Club 123 Wrestling 115 J.V. Wrestling 10: Baseball Team 10, 11, 12: Varsity Club 12 DAVID BERRIGAN Preparatory 11, 123 J.V. Basketball Club 12: Track Team BRADLEY BLANCHARD College Preparatory Stage Guild 11, 12 MICHAEL JAMES BREWER College Preparatory Stage Guild 12: Teaogan 125 Swimming Team 125 Track Team 155 Cross Country 125 Quill 81 Scroll KEVIN BUTTON General Senior Band 10, 11, 12 FRANK DAVID CAMPBELL JR. College Preparatory Student Council 11, 123 Class President 103 Teaogan 11, 12: Teaogan Editor 12: German Club 11. 125 Senior Band 10: Stage Band 10: J.V. Wrestling 10: Quill Sr Scroll 11. 12 SUSAN MARIE CARBERRY College Preparatory Stage Guild 11, 12: Thespians 12: Teaogan 11, 12: Jr. Prom Committee 115 Girls Swimming 113 Quill 81 Scroll 12 ROBERT BYDAIRK General RICHARD CALLEAR Business Student Council 105 Wrestling 10 11 MOLLY YVONNE CLARK College Preparatory Teaogan 11, 12: German Club 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Quill 81 Scroll 11, 12 SHIRLEY COLE Business Www SEAM pee KATHLEEN MARIE COOMBS College Preparatory Student Council 10, 11, 12: Stage Guild 10, 11, 125 Thespians 11, 12: President 12: Athenian 10, 11, 12 Editor 12: 'Teaogan 10, 11, 12: German Club 11: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Senior Chorus 10: Majorette 10, 11, 12: Quill 84 Scroll 12: Miss Recreation 12: Teen Council 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12: National Honor Society 12 PEGGY L. COLLINS Eusiness tage Guild 10, 11, 12: Thespians 10, 11, 12: Athenian 11: Teaogan 10, 11, 12: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Treble Aires 11, 12: Quill 84 Scroll 11, 12 WILLIAM RAY COLLINS General Jr. Prom Committee 11: J.V Football 10: J.V. Basketball 10 Track Team 12: Cross Country 11 ELIZABETH J. CORL Business Student Council 10. 11: Class Vice President 11: Stage Guild 10, 11, 12: Athenian 11, 12: Teaogan 10, 11, 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Homecoming Queen 12: Senior Chorus 1O:'Glee Club 10: Treble Aires 11, 12: Quill 81 Scroll 11, 12: Miss Recreation Candidate 12: Teen Council 10, 11, President 12 CHERYL ANN CROSSETT General Stage Guild 12 JOHN W. CURRAN College Preparatory Stage Guild 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Football Team 113 J.V. Football 10: Golf Team 10: Swimming Team 11. 123 TD Club 11 MARY CRON General Stage Guild 11: J.V. Cheerleader 10: G.A.C. 10. 11, 12 CLARENCE RONALD CRONE General Wrestling 10, 11 DIANE LYNN SCHRIVENER DANIELS General Q Jr. Prom Committee 113 F.H.A. 11 JANE DANIELS College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 11, 125 Thespians 11, 12: Athenian 11, 123 Teaogan 10, 11, 125 Quill 81 Scroll 123 Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Iigll Committee 125 Senior Chorus DUANE ALAN DANKO College Preparatory German Club 11 PAUL E. DAVIDSON College Preparatory National Honor Society 11, 123 Stage Guild 103 Teaogan 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Stage Band 10, 11, 12: J.V. Wrestling 10, 115 Track Team 10, 115 Quill 81 Scroll 123 Band Announcer 12 THOMAS DAUGHERTY General Cafeteria Helper 103 J.V. Wrestling 10 JOSEPH DAVIDSON College Preparatory Class President 12: Christmas Ball Committee 12: J.V. Football 10 RONALD LEE DOLAN General Jr. Prom Committee 11 MIKE DOLAN General Glee Club 10. 113 Football Team 10, 11: Track Team 11: Baseball Team 10: Varsity Club 11 PATRICIA ANN DIX College Preparatory Class Vice President 105 Stage Guild 123 Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 129 Glee Club 11, 12: Cheerleader 10, 12: Miss Recreation Candidate 12 DONALD DOLAN General JACQUELINE MARIE DRISCOLL College Preparatory Student Council 10, 11, 125 Secretary 12: Stage Guild 10, 11. 123 Thespians 123 Athenian 125 Teaogan 10, 11, 129 Jr. Prom Committee 11: Chairman Christmas Ball Committee 125 Senior Chorus 103 Glee Club 11, 12: Quill 8: Scroll 11. 12: Miss Recreation Candidate 12: National Honor Society 12 JAMES LEWIS DRUFFNER College Preparatory National Honor Society Senior Band 10, 11, 12 11. 12 LINDA EDDINGER Business Stage Guild 10: Teaogan 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Majorette 12 GARY ELTRINGHAM General Stage Guild 10: Senior Band 10, 11. 12 TOM FOOTE General Stage Guild 11, 12: Football 122 J.V. Football 11: Wrestling 11, 12 ELIZABETH JANE FRALEY College Preparatory Teaogan 10, 11, 12: Cafeteria Helper 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Senior Chorus 10: F.H.A. 10, 11: Quill 81 Scroll 12 GORDON EUGENE FARR General Christmas Ball Committee 12 JEAN LOUISE FONTANA College Preparatory Teaogan 11, 12: German Club 11, 12: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Aquatic Leadership Club 12: District Orchestra 12: National Honor Society 12 GERALD FRANKLIN College Preparatory Golf Team 10, 11, 12 ELWYN C. GWINN General Stage Guild 11, 123 Christmas Ball Committee 125 Senior Band 10: Football 10, 11, 125 Golf Team 10, 11, 125 Swimming Team 12 CHARLES HARBST General Track 10, 11, 12: J.V. Football 103 Wrestling 11, 12 JAMES EDGAR FRISBIE General Football 115 J.V. Football 10 DONNA LEE GALLUP Business Stage Guild 10, 11, 125 Athenian 10, 11, 12: Teaogan 11, 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12 LINDA ELAINE HARRIS Business KEITH EARL HARTJEN College Preparatory Student Council 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 Teaogan 10, 11, 12: German Club 11, 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Golf Team 12: J.V. Basketball 103 Baseball Team 10, 11, 12: Varsity Club 12: Quill 81 Scroll 11, 12 i 2 i JosEPH HARBST General J.V. Football 105 Wrestling 11, 12 P l DORCAS MARY HAWTHORNE College Preparatory Class Secretary 123 Stage Guild 11, 123 Teaogan 11, 125 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: Glee Club 11, 12: District Chorus 123 Treble Aires 12: Girls Swimming 11 PRESTON HESS College Preparatory Senior Band 10, 11. 12: Stage Band 123 Golf Team 10, 11, 12: Swimming Team 123 Aquatic Leadership Club 12 RICHARD J. HOGAN College Preparatory Student Council 11, 12: Stage Guild 10, 11, 12: Teaogan 11. 12: German Club 11, 12: Jr. Prom Committee 113 Christmas Ball Committee 12: Quill 81 Scroll 11, 12 PAMELA KAYE HOOK College Preparatory Teaogan 11. 12: F.H.A. 12 CARSON JOHN HINDS General Cafeteria Helper 10: Football 10 LARRY WILLIAM HOEY College Preparatory Stage Guild 11, 12: Senior Band 10: Stage Band 10: State Band 10: Football 11: J.V. Football 10 PATRICIA MAREA HORNER General Library Assistant 10: F.H.A. 10: G.A.C, 10, 11, 12 DAVID HORVATH General GARRICK M. JOHNSTON General Wrestling 11, 123 J.V. Wrestling 10: Varsity Club 123 Wrestling Club 10, 11 RITA M. KEEGAN Business Stage Guild 10: Majorette 11, 12 MONTY J. HUGHES College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 11, 12: Thespians 10. 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Stage Band 10, 11, 123 J.V. Basketball 103 Jr. Prom Committee 11 DAVID BLAINE JACKSON College Preparatory National Honor Society 11, 12: Stage Guild 11. 123 Thespians 11, 12: German 11, 12: Stage Band 10, 11, 123 Senior Band 10, 11, 12: lgstrict Band 11, 12: All East Band KAREN SEALANDER KENNEDY College Preparatory Stage Guild 10: Athenian 11: National Honor Society 11 48 l JAMES DAVID KING General Wrestling 115 Track Team 10, 11 WILLIAM EDWARD KING General MICHAEL JAMES KEYSAW General Football Team 10, 11, 123 J.V. Football 103 TD Club 103 Varsity Club 12 VANESSA KINNER Business Teaogan 10, 11. 12: Senior Band 10, 11, 125 G.A.C. 10, 11 ROBERT STEVEN KISNER College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 11, 12: Athenian 11, 123 Teaogan 11, 12: German Club 113 Jr. Prom Committee 115 Christmas Ball Committee 123 Quill 84 Scroll 11, 12 IRENE KITHCART Business MICHAEL GORDON LADUE College Preparatory Honor Society 11, 12: Stage Guild 11, 12, German Club 11: Aquatic Leadership 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Stage Band 11, 123 Baseball 115 Wrestling 12 PAUL LANE General KATHLEEN LOUISE KLINKO College Preparatory Class Treasurer 115 National Honor Society 11, 12: Stage Guild 10. 11, 12: Athenian 11, 123 Teaogan 10, 11, 12, German Club 11. 125 Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 123 Senior Chorus 10: Glee Club 10. 11, 125 Quill 8- Scroll 12 JAMES ROBERT KOHLER General Basketball 12 ROBERT LAYMAN College Preparatory Wrestling 11, 123 J.V. Wrestling 103 Varsity Club 12 RICHARD LEARN General Stage Guild 11 DONALD LOOMIS General CLAYTON LLOYD LOUSHAY College Preparatory Athenian 123 German Club 11: Senior Band 10, 11, 12: Stage Band 10, 11, 123 Golf Team 10, 11. 12 2 l ROBERT LEAVENWORTH College Preparatory Jr. Prom Committee 11: J.V. Football 10 LINDA KAY LEVERING College Preparatory Library Assistant 10: Teaogan 10, 'P 11, 12: Quill 84 Scroll 11, 125 Stage ' Guild 10, 11, 123 Thespians 11, 123 Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Senior Chorus 10 WILLIAM ROBERT LOVECCHIO College Preparatory J.V. Basketball 10: Baseball Team 113 National Honor Society 12 DAWN MARIE LUCHACO Business National Honor Society 12 ol xii JANICE LEE MARTIN College Preparatory Class Secretary 10g National Honor Society 11, 12: Stage Guild 10, 11, 12: Quill 81 Scroll 123 Athenian 11, 123 Thespians 11, 123 German Club 11, 125 Christmas Ball Committee 123 Jr. Prom Committee 115 Senior Chorus 105 Glee Club 10. 11, 12: Elmira College Keyg D.A.R. Award 12 CHRISTINE MARTZ Business F.H.A. 10, 11 EILEEN MARIE LUCY College Preparatory Class Treasurer 105 Athenian 11, 12: Jr. Prom Committee 115 Christmas Ball Committee 123 Senior Chorus 10: Glee Club 123 Treble Aires 11, 125 Nlajorette 11, 12: Girls Swimming 11, 125 Aquatic Leadership Club 123 Miss Recreation Candidate 12 X Q! ooRA MARIE MAGEE College Preparatory Teaogan 11, 12: Library 125 Jr. Prom Committee 11 Senior End 10, 11, 123 Quill 81 Scroll 11 RUTH ANN McKEAN Business Library Assistant 103 F.H.A. 11 MONICA RUTH MEAD College Preparatory Stage Guild 11, 125 German Club 113 Library Assistant 10: Glee Club 11, 125 G.A.C, 10 I SANDRA MARIE MAYNARD Business G.A.C. 10, 11, 12 MARY ANNE McDONALD General Jr. Prom Committee 113 Christmas Ball Committee 12 DIANNE L. MILLARD General ?iA.C. 10, 11, 12: Girls Swimming REX ALLEN MILLER College Preparatory LAWRENCE MINER General Football Team 11, 125 J.V. Football 105 Wrestling 11: Baseball Team 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12 SYLVIA ANN MITCHELL College Preparatory National Honor Society 11, 129 Stage Guild 11, 125 Athenian 11, 123 Teaogan 11, 123 German Club 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Senior Chorus 103 Head Maiorette 125 Majorette 11, 12 PAMELA JEAN MORNINGSTAR Business Stage Guild 123 Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 125 Senior Chorus 10, 113 Cheerleader 10, 11, 123 F.H.A. 115 Varsity Club 12 JOHN MICHAEL MORNINGSTAR General Golf Team 125 Track Team 10, 11 12: Basketball 10 MARCEIL RENEE MURPHY College Preparatory National Honor Society 11, 12: Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Stage Band 10, 11, 12 JOHN CHESTER NYE Colle e Pre arato 8 D VY German Club 125 Wrestling 105 J.V. livrestlingg National Honor Society 2 APRIL DARLEN E MORRIS Business CATHERINE YVONNE MORSE Business Student Council 10, 12g Stage Guild 10. 11, 125 Athenian 11, 123 Jr. Prom Committee 113 Christmas Ball Committee 125 Senior Chorus 105 Glee Club 11, 123 Cheerleader 103 Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12: Varsity Club 12: Miss Recreation Runner-up 12 DANIEL ORSHAW College Preparatory JOANNE S. OWEN General GAIL EILEEN PAGE General Stage Guild 11: Treble Aires 12: F.H.A. 123 G.A.C. 10 THOMAS PAGE College Preparatory German Club 11: Senior Band 10: Football 10. 11, 123 Basketball 11. 12: J.V. Basketball 103 Baseball 10, 11, 12: TD Club 10, 113 Varsity Club 12 RALPH PERRY College Preparatory Senior Band 105 Football 125 J.V. Football 105 Wrestling 11, 125 F.F.A. 10, 11, 12 HAROLD LESLIE PIERCE College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 11: German Club 10, 113 Jr. Prom Committee 115 Christmas Ball Committee 12: Senior Chorus 103 Football 10, 11, tball 10 11 12 Track 12: Baske . , : Team 10, 11, 12: TD Club 10, 11: Varsity Club 125 Teen Council 10, 11.12 RICHARD PATTERSON College Preparatory Stage Guild 10 VICKI PATTON College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 11, 125 Athenian 11, 12: Teaogan 11, 125 German Club 11, 12 RICHARD CHARLES PIERSON College Preparatory German Club 10, 11: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Senior Chorus 10: Glee Club 10: Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10. 11. 12: Baseball Team 10. 11, 12: TD Club 10, 11: Varsity Club 12 l JOHN QUINN College Preparatory German Club 11, 12 JOSEPH QUINN General J.V. Football 10 LYNN E. PIPH ER General Stage Guild 10, 11: Thespians 10, 11 WENDIE PRICE College Preparatory National Honor Society 11, 12: Stage Guild 10, 11, 12: Thespians 11, 12: Athenian 11, 12: Teaogan 11. 12: German Club 11, 12: Cafeteria Helper 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Senior Band 10, 11, 12: District Band 10. 11: Glee Club 11, 12: Treble Aires 11, 12: Girls Swimming 11: Quill 84 Scroll 11, 12: District Band 12 EILEEN LOUISE REGAN Business Class Secretary 113 Stage Guild 10, 11, 123 Jr. Prom Committee 113 Christmas Ball Committee 123 Senior Chorus 103 Glee Club 11, 123 J.V. Cheerleader 103 Varsity Cheerleader 11, 123 Varsity Club 12 BRUCE W. ROBERTSON College Preparatory Stage Guild 11, 123 Thespians 12: Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Stage Band 10, 11, 12 DIANNE MARIE RAMEY College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 11, 125 Athenian 11, 123 Athenian Subscription Ed. 12: German Club 11: Jr. Prom Committee 115 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: Senior Band 10. 11, 12 ETHEL MAE ROBINSON General Stage Guild 11 JUDY KAY ROBINSON Business F.H.A. 11 ALAN ROWE College Preparatory German Club 11 SANDRA RUGER Business Senior Chorus 10: G.A.C. 11, 12 DEBORAH ROMANIA College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 11, 12: Athenian 11, 12: Jr.,Prom Committee 113 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 RUDY ROTH LISBERGER General ELLEN HARRIS SATTERFIELD General Stage Guild 10, 11: Athenian 10, 11: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Majorette 10 JAMES SATTERFIELD College Preparatory Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 123 Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12: Varsity Club 123 Aquatic Leadership 12 RODNEY ANDREW SCHMELL College Preparatory Athenian 12: National Honor Society 12 RALPH SCHOONOVER College Preparatory Stage Guild 11, 12: Thespians 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Senior Band 11, 12: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Football 12: J.V. Football 10: Varsity Club 12 JOHN SAVACOOL College Preparatory German Club 11: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Christmas Ball Committee 12: Senior Band 10 TAKU SHIBATA College Preparatory Wrestling 12 JENNY LYNNE SCHULTZ College Preparatory Stage Guild 10: Library Assistant 10: Jr. Prom Committee 11: Senior Band 10, 11: G.A.C. 10, 11, 12: Girls Swimming 11 FRED SLIFE General Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10 11: TD Club 10: Varsity Club 12 DAVID R. STREETER General Senior Band 11. 12 DEAN STROUD General Track 10, 11, 12 ROBERT STRAIT College Preparatory DENNIS STROUD General ROSEMARY TALADA Business F.H.A. 12: G.A.C. 10 ROBERT EUGENE TRAVER College Preparatory National Honor Society 11, 123 German Club 11, 123 Senior Band 13, 11, 123 Baseball Team 10, 11, 1 VICKIE ANN VOSSELMAN Business Stage Guild 10, 11, 12: Teaogan 11, 12: Quill 81 Scroll 11, 12: Aquatic Leadership 12 DENNIS MICHAEL WALKER General J.V. Basketball 10 JANE ELIZABETH TUTTLE Business Stage Guild 10. 11, 12 JONATHAN HOWARD VANDERPOOL General Football 10, 11, 12: Track Team 10: TD Club 10: Varsity Club 12 DARLENE KAY WANDELL Business G.A.C. 10. 11, 12 DARYL WANDELL General F.F.A. 12: Stage Guild 10 LYLE B. WHEELER College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 12: Football Team 10. 11. 12: Swimming Team 12: Track Team 10. 11, 12: TD Club 10: Varsity Club 12 63 x X ANN BUSTIN WATKINS College Preparatory Junior Class President 11: National Honor Society 11: Thespians 11: Stage Guild 10, 11: Teaogan 11, 1 1: Cafeteria Helper 10, 115 Jr. Prom Committee 113 Cheerleader 11: Quill St Scroll 11 JEAN KAY WATKINS Business Stage Guild 103 Library Assistant 10: Senior Band 10, 115 F.H.A. 10, 115 G.A.C. 10. 11, 12 KENNETH WILES General Christmas Ball Committee 12: Class Officer 12g Stage Guild 10, 1 WILLIAM E. WILKINSON General JOHN ZELLER College Preparatory Stage Guild 10, 12: Jr. Prom Committee 113 Christmas Ball Committee 12: Senior Band 10, 11. 12: Stage Band 123 Swimming Team 11. 12: Varsity Club 12 l LESLIE ERNEST WOOD College Preparatory Swimming Team 11, 12 BONNIE L. YOUNG General F.H.A. 12: G.A.C. 10 ARTHUR ALPAUGH General HELEN HANSELL General G.A.C. 11 LOUISE WORTHINGTON General JOHN WRIGHT General F.F.A. 10, 11, 12 CYNTHIA MCDONALD General WILLIAM SITAS General W X295 :S 4 Row 1: M. Shadduck, M. Rosh Row 2: S. Parks, A. Quatrini, K. Shaffer Row 3: B. Rhyder, R. Pruyne Row 1: A. Potter, M. Novak Row 2: L. White, L. Wheeler, D. Tozer Row 3: D. Payne, G. Roof Row 1: G. Liguori Row 2: D. Friend, N. Miller, M. Morley Row 3: J. Levering, S. Kraft, D. Kohler Row 1: M. Ruger, D. Wintermute, L. Langland, D. ' Steffen Row 2: D. Heller, T. Snyder, L. Smith Row 1: F. Matthews, C. Knolles Row 2: K. Pelton, A. Saylor, S. Owens Row 3: W. Merritt, G. Roupp Row 1: W. Weller, P. Wanck Row 2: K. VanGorder, M. Steil, L. Taylor Row 3: J. Smith, G. Wood. B. Watkins Row 1: J. Pruyne Row 2: K. Van Nederynen, J. Bresee, S. Ayer Row 3: A. Wolf, B. Winston, V. Jorden Row 1: J. Carr, J. Bailey Row 2: K. Bowen, S Ashe, K. Comstock Row 3: J. Brennan, C Corner Row 1: B. Carpenter, M. Allen Row 2: C. Beals, A. Hubish, K. Halles Row 3: C. Arnold, A. Ballord Row 1: D. Mclntire, C. Mullen Row 2: J. Husick, A. Russell, S. Pelton Row 3: L. Kromelbein, L. Hunsinger 11th GRADE Row 1: R. Benjamin, D. Walters Row 2: B. Horner, S. Lake P. Allis Row 3: E. Driscoll, H. Gemberling Row 1: D. Zane, S. Watkins Row 2: K. Webster, L Wilson, W. Waltman Row 3: A. Talada, G. Strope Row 1: G. Russell, J. Rumpff Row 2: P. Orshal. D. Harvey. C. Shaffer Row 3: R. Politi, K. Robinson Row 1: G. Horton Row 2: M. White, C. Watson, S. Simpson Row 3: L. Shuman, L. Blackley, K. McCormack Row 1: R. Beeman, P. Campbell Row 2 D. Allen, P. Bair, F. Bidlack Row 3: R Alexander, C. Chamberlain Row 1: J. Nichols, J. Raab Row 2: K. Schmell, C Nickson, M. Orr Row 3: D. Rae, K. Nickeson . Q X' . 1 YL Mi! 5 5 M fi Pg. 5 4 5 H 5 ' 5 X 15 sw? Y .. M, ki ' .. ,Tw , SSS ww f ff 'SVZQ' smut. x l .. .ian-wa.-s.s fly A .. 'fi ,L iff, H .M , is is ' 'ff E55 ma, xy' . .ff ' .WNW K f- QMQEQKRNW N N Y FC, - gg . vs. V rf: if -D sf, I Z PM W 5 l W f 'Tiff' ' Ifiw biiwff ' ' HN .ffig 51 ,gfA 4QT5i1'1F.gf , , K, ' i ' iw ' .gi 52 Q f., ,..- fi N253 Z L ,, 2, 3.2 5 N Row 1: D, Allis, S. Jackson, G. Matthews, W. Hettich Row 2: R. Baker, R. Gilbert, G. Haskell Junior Class Officers: Sandy Gehris, Secretary: Nancy Miller, Vice-President Bruce Carpenter, President, Bob Crowley, Treasurer 10th GRADE Row 1: B. Bailey, E. Cole Row 2: D. Alexander, J. Blow, L. Callear Row 3: S. Armstrong, T. Campbell Row 1: R. lffert Row 2: D. McGrath, C. Hull, M. Layman, W. King Row 3: T. Lambert, R. Keir Row 1: A. Walker, M. Warner, D. Young, R. Zane Row 2: R. Swingle, R. Smith, L. Stone Row 1: M. Levering, G. Kleckner Row 2: K. Kochin C. Kunkel, D. Miller Row 3: T. Jenkins, A. Lane, G Lord Ki Q , J' WM? V W a.. mf 1' 1 Z w, sam X f ig ,FET 5 f , 5 NY ,XXQXN ,Q .. x A ,gi . R, Q ef Q 'vw A ' 1 f A x f V A K .TA x '. h A Lg' Q1 'SH ww 5 , N J A 'W ill. it ggi-gs .ilk Ag? ' -W X v . f . ' , A fi ig ff 'g?!'Wf 'L gf -Qi bi, ,Y gzfefb, . i X 1. f Q 'vis X Q .L 1 7 . ,gift f Wham- N '51 'Q .. M 1 9 A NE , X sg f SQ' k 'PN , ii. . 'Ni Q' 'F K 5 ii 1 I . gr, rv-- E mmm 10th GRADE Row 1: J. Rhodes, J. Morris Row 2: F. Raupers, K. Pierson Row 3: R. Scrivener, J. Page Row 1: L. Strange, V. Webster, R. Tanner Row 2: J. Tubbs, L. Tuttle, J. Swingle, D. White Row 3: W. Wright, B. Wood, W. Waite i Row 1: M. Warner Row 2: K. Davis, G. Gehris, B. Fenton, D. Ellis Row 3: J. Cron, B. Gowan 76 Row 1: S. Kilpatrick, P. McCarty, S. Kolesar, K Kring Row 2: J. Lucy, W. Lattimer, G. Millard l. Row 1: C. Doty Row 2: M. Dix, K. Hogan, J. Griswold, R. Daniels Row 3: J. Driscoll, J. Bresee Row 1: D. Streeter. H. Wandell Row 2: C. Wilkinson, J. Stover, K. Warner, K. Nichols, L. Wheeler Row 3: D. Walker, C. Sutton, L. Wheeler ,. '1 Row 1: D. Morningstar Row 2: D. Reagan, D. Roberts, K. Newberry, M. Orshal Row 3: K. Owens, B. Murphy Row 1: R. Congdon, M. Campbell Row 2: J. Carr, Allis, M. Brennan, A. Cole Row 3: D. Brown S Row 1: B. Westbrook, S. Warner, J. Zeppa, J. Tozer Row 2: R. Young, G. Stranger, C. Sutton Row 1: S. Kellogg, P. Jones, D. Jackson, B. Correll Row 2: M. Cotter, R. Gates, C. Doctor 10th GRADE Row 1: J. Mullen, J. King Ro Row 3: D. Spencer, R. Martin w 2: M. Mills, J. Shaffer, P. Paine 78 Row 1: J. Arnold, B. Chamberlain Row 2: L. Ball, M. Bustin, J. Row 1: D. Clark Row 2: M. Carberry, M Arnold, J. Carlin, J. Chilson Row 3: D Campbell. J. Campbell Adams Row 3: L. Brewer, A. Cole Sophomore Class Officers: Sally Allis, Secretary: Pat Harrigan, Treasurer: Donna Harris, Vice-President: Lee Wheeler, President 79 Row 1: R. Wiies, T. White, G. Wintermute, T. Warren Row 2: D. Zucchi, M. Tanner, L. Westbrook 9th GRADE Row 1: C. Lawson, M. Kinner, L. Hartjen Row 2: R. Harris, C. Havens, L. Howard, A. Graham 5' - , ,- Row 1: D. Daniels, G. Cron Row 2: L. DeProspero, M. Dillon, J. Fiynn Row 3: S. Covey, S. Crawford, B. Fraley Row 1: B. Barton, F. Altieri Row 2: K. Brittain, C. Ball, L Biles Row 3: L. Bresee, B. Balienstedt 80 N Row 1: D. Owens, E. Roberts Row 2: S. Morningstar, D. Magee, J. Morris, C. Millard Row 3: P. Parks Row 1: G. Frisbie, A. Fenton Row 2: L. Eastham, M. Coombs, C. Coolbaugh Row 3: G. Forman, T. Dildine Row 1: C. Blaasch, M. Bustin Raw 2: D. Beeman, P. Canavan. P. Alexander Row 3: B. Carr, D. Bowen, R. Bradley Row 1: D. Chamberlin, J. Gabriel, M. Cole Row 2: M DeSisti, V. Drabinski, T. Fraley Row 3: N. Decker 9th GRADE Row 1: G. King, J. Latini, D. Hessler, G. Jarvis Row, 2: S Hinds, S. Luchaco, S. Loomis, D. Lantz Row 1: K. Stackhouse, G. VanNederynen Row 2: C. Watrous, A. Weller, B. Watson Row 3: D. Marshal, C. Watkins, D. Traver Row 1: D. Adams, J. Baird Row 2: D. Bradley, N. Bidlack, C. Carney Row 3: J. -Carl, R. Brown. +533-Q ' 1 Wifi' Row 1: F. Drabinski, A. Croteau Row 2: J. Conklin, C. Conrad, Y. Celecki, R. Davidson Row 3: T. Davidson, T. Cotter, F. Crandall 82 w l Row 1 J. Politi, M. Lucy, M. Osmun Row 2: C. Miller, S. Murphy. B. Pientra, B. Rosh Row 1. N. Thomas, M. Terpko, D. Yale Row 2. K. Vonwolffradt, L. Wandell, C. Youkodki, D. Streeter Row 3. Mark Winston 83 Row 1 J. Lynch, B. Rae, W. Nagle Row 2 B Molyneaux, A. Rinebold, V. Shaffer, S. Morse Row 1 J. Bowen, M. Callear Row 2 C. Davis, C. Durrand, S. Bouton Row 3 B. Birdsall, R. Allen Row 1: J. Geiger, D. Luchaco Row 2: P. Horvath, P. Law, J. Kowalek, J. Hughes Row 3: R. Henry, M. Haggerty, P. Law, D. Johnson Row 1: R. Humphrey, R. Howe, K. LaDue Row 2: C. Lane, R. Gemberling, P. Grimley, C. Lane Row 3: M. Kreamer, E. Kellogg 84 9th GRADE Row 1: R. Northrup, R. Salsman, C. Sealander Row 2: C. Red, P. Orshaw, P. Parks, D. Nickeson Row 3: C. Pruyne ,,.,-,, U., ,, Row 1: D. Scrivener, T. Pinkard Row 2: P. Newhouse, P Smith, S. Sackett Row 3: D. Simpson, S. Novak ef Row 1: E. Taylor, M. Wandell Row 2: M. Wheeler, B. Wagner L. Wheeler, J. Strope Row 3: D. Vanderpool, T. Wolf . ,af 'Www R1 . '1 '9 +. X ,if ,P Tl 5 V W LQ. 1 ff? ix 1 5 . L 1 Mm, X.- i , 1- Q V' S... .5 5. 5 diff y -4 x-3 , ' V 24 A 1, ,f 2 ax 3 -ki ' -X Y -M, 'Q -sigbli .as K , 14? Q K sy? ,S 121 s 2 al Row 1 C. Mclntire, J. Millard Row 2 C. Mills, K. Northrup, C. Morris Row 3 J. Quinn, D. Morningstar Row 1 W. Zeller Row 2 S. White, Y. Wanck, M. Smith, B. Wheeler Row 3 M. Webster 8th GRADE Row 1 K. Luther Row 2 L. Hatch, K. Kellogg, B. Johnson, K. Hall Row 3 G. Gregory, R. Friend Row 1 R. Jones Row 2 K. Jorden, L. Kolesar, L. Bowen, C. Lattimer Row 3 D. Johnson, R. Hook vi? gy-:sigh 'A 'Mi 2 y., : ski' M 1 b asm y.- E W- 5.13-wie 2. .N 1 ' J V . fk. x ' THQ fffg L ,1-fgf' r ,gfig L af. , , Ls... , gaw- fifg my Q.-- J Wk - Q. X gf, .f A. 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Pruyne, R. Newman, D. Morley Row 3: F. McGrath, K. May, C. Morris Row 1: B. Kleckner, E. Greeno Row 2: M. Harding, S. Knowles, J. Goudreau Row 3: W. Lloyd, C. Hausknecht Row 1: E. Ropp Row 2: C. Scrivener, N. Shipman, R. Ryder M. Sheehan Row 3: W. Pond, G. McKean 92 Row 1: K. Gallup, D. Cron Row 2: N. Dix, S. Crowley, C Dickson Row 3: B. Fenton, L. Goudreau Row 1: L. Blake, S. Carlin Row 2: G. Comstock, B. Boll Row 3: P. Chilson, W. Blow, R. Bradley Row 1: B. Havens, R. Forman Row 2: D. Davis, D. Goble, L. Eiffert Row 3: S. Druffner, T. England 93 7th GRADE g g g Row 1 J. Farr, J. Davidson Row 2 J. Driscoll, K. Fox, D. Fassett Row 3 D. Depew, D. Frawley Row 1 S. Thompson, G. Shores Row 2 D. Russell, M. Wells, K. Waltman Row 3 C. Ffubert, L. Robinson, K. Spencer Row 1 B. Westbrook, R. Worthington Row 2 B. Young, J. Worthington Row 3 Row 1 P. Webster. D. Walters Row 2 R. Watrous, J. C'WiIIian1S'K.Zurn VonWoIffradt, L. Webster Row 3 R. Vanderpool, R. Worthington 5 k , , X . . -, V . , H . ki, f. ., : D In E, f' 1:61 f , 3 1 .3 Y W- My , Q . . , .7 V NM ,nsffx , , 2-iv-Q A X fm 1,1 ,. , Ak 5 ,vw wa 5, . .,., A Lfffwzl E! . .+, 3,5 -w 5 HHQ '13 xr - 5 V, ., F 4 . ,bb t fps , LQ, J 5 ix -31,52 V 1 A V NWN., . I ,Nw Q ,wwf mf ,xy 3 sz: K Q 5 ff' ,S 112 N .i I M I QS , . Y' f, 7 . 1, ge fi as f 1 ex' I 6 '! 'I in wg-Wa fi jr .3 Q 'fr 'Q si JS Q A 3 i ,q f Q ww b 2 R 535, ,. , ,. sg Y , f Kei, . X. U . . 4 M 2 M A 3, 5 1 G 'Ha gm, .iw , eg A. J' -1 - - - K Q- 1 4 M A ' E i 9 2 -7 T' -1 Y AQ Aim yas? - - was 5. X -'J -5255 X ,r - 2 Q ,QE y it 5 -ws xx, X S V J' 1 Y , Q., 1 W Y ' L: if-W S X if 4 5 X ' r Q B . f e - f Q W' v - 2 Y, is 'ffm 'N l.,kk X as f 4. . X. 'SY 2 K' :': Y is X x ., ,A in , ii K Qi ' 4 . 5553 MX rn- - 4 'fx M rg- 4 X 3' 3 555191 -g ii N: . W 1,1 J 16, H j i X 5 5 f 1 Mgstsg. .sf 1- -- fx L' E- N E3 5' . ,A Q K . KA.. V , C, um- Qs. -. - - . , , , .x F r. 5 in fiixfff K sf 1 .--f,g --:Q mm . RA f ' 4 , Q :Lx X il 5 Q , i ff X E 3? 5' if Ya N ,Ax vt f 14 X wx Q :Q Q X 3 2 , X f S ,X 'Em 3 , 5 5 B 5' x vx W Fi Pa ill E V: 4 , J K S A M - me ' ,fg m Y . mg, W, '-nw. , L, ' 'Y f' Ep WV ara 'Fl g f '2f, M , Lia 'f in-7.155355-Qxfjff W s ,,,,,5 fy' , :W-1-1 ' ,, L4 I . 'w 1 ,. ,Y hr -if, . V , ff X 'K ,ix , as 4 , A I , J ,, W, 'J' Q. f' -, I I 4' I .lla ,N t J ff- - ' N 25 wh ,gi K QQQXW f -1...-N Row 1 H. McKean Row 2 M. Perry, V. Mangialardo, L. McDonald, M. Patton Row 3 D. Malone, M. Morris Row 1 J. Conrad, D. Cole, F. Cron Row 2 B. Gowan, M. Fuller, A. Coyle Row 3 F. Ellers, D. Dixon Row 1 D. Rolfe, C. Van Duzer, D. Swingle Row 2 D. Wiles, B. Walters Row 3 G. Stanton, M. Weller Row 1 R. Chersnowsky, C. Ball, S. Blair Row 2 D Canavan, J. Brennan, M. Bradley, D. Adams 97 Row 1: J. Flynn, T. Gable Row 2: W. Fuller, G. Gibbs, V. Dibble Row 3: D. Curren, J. Davidson, B. Crawford Row 1: J. Shadduck, S. Swingle Row 2: C. Warner, G. Van Fleet Row 3: D. Vukmanovick, G. Vosselman, G. Sackett 7th GRADE Row 1: G. Blair, L. Chilson, M. Blaasch Row 2: D. Bortle, B. Baxter, J. Barton Row 3: M. Ballenstedt, C. Cole, M. Carpenter Row 1: G. Ruger, L. Streeter, W. Tanner, W. Smith Row 2: J. Swetland, P. Taylor, R. Ryder Row 3: G. Stranger, B. Talada 98 Row 1 D. Allen, J. Beatty Row 2 H. Bresee, C. Bresee, P. Carberry Row 3 J. Bagley, M. Callear Row 1 V. Trout Row 2 N. Rogers, B. Strope, P. Medlar, G. Spencer Row 3 R. Wilkinson, D. Seymour Row 1 G. Havens, J. Humphrey Row 2 D. Knowles, D. Hausknecht, D. King Row 3 P. Kremer, B. Kromemelbein Row 1 J. Mayo, S. Forman, J. Murray Row 2 R. Reagan, R. Reed, T. Nickeson, K. Roberts Row 3 V. Marrone, D. Martin 7th GRADE Row 1: G. Miller, K. Lynch, J. Nelson Row 2: B. Reagan, B. Lucy, S. Nagle Row 3: M. Robinson, R. Rhodes Row 1: C. Lahnum, W. Hawthorne Row 2: S. LaDue, K Harrigan, K. Kunkel Row 3: C. Harding, M. King, H Halton Row 1: M. Hill, D. Henry Row 2: L. Hibbard, T. Horvath, D. Kepner Row 3: D. Keegan, M. Lane 100 Row 1: S. Terrill X: gum an-P 3' gqlqq N. :Q i X 5 5 l :fic fx ik 1, Q4 A 5 H sq V ' if Q W i w 5? Qs N 5111 JILQW ' sl Q, x ETX, lmfflfg sg: In-A-H I Copy Editor - Sylvia Mitchell Co-Editor - Liz Corl Editor - Kathy Coombs Business Editor - Bob Kisner Absent: Subscription Editor - Dianne Ramey ROW 1: A. DuBois, C. Morse, N. Miller, D. Davis ROW 2: S. Allis, R. Gabriel, K. Luther, M. Arnold, ROW 3: K McCormack, B. Winston, A. Wolf, W. Price ATHENIAN The Athens High School yearbook, the Athenian, was first published in 1841. lt is the oldest yearbook still in print in the United States, this being the one hundred twenty-eighth edition. Through the years, the Athenian has reflected the school's spirit as well as recorded its advancements. The development of school sports and clubs can be traced through-out the past century. Every year the editors strive to improve the yearbook, and, through its long life, many journalistic masterpieces have been published. ROW 1: M. Callear, L. Biles, S. Morningstar, K. Brittain, S. Luchaco ROW 2: J. Carr, B. Rosh, K. Coombs, C. Simonds, A. Weller ROW 3: J. Hughes, C. Knott Row 1: V. Patton, K. Kochin, G. Kleckner, D. Ramey, Row 2: F. Raupers, Daniels, C. Blauvelt, B. Bean, Row 3: J. Martin, C. Loushay, K. Klinko, B. Kisner, Row 4: T. Jenkins, K. Focht, G. Lord, J. Stover, ATHENIAN Row 1: W. Waltman, C. Watson C. Morse Row 1: S. Crowley, K. White, S. Zulkosky, B. Kelly, L. Tuttle, S. Druffner Row 2: E. Lucy, B. Ball, B. Va nSIyke, Z. Yoder, C. Chamberlain, D. Romania 105 Row 1: J. Bresee, L. Smith, K. Nickeson, E. Coombs, L. Tuttle, C. Knott, S. Mitchell Row 4- Driscoll, D. Wintermute, L. Wilson Row 2: D. K. MacCormack, M. Clark, K. Kochin, D. Gallup Hawthorne, D. Harris, C. Watson, P. Harrigan, C. Kunkel B. Fraley, T. Snyder Row 3: M. Bustin, K. EDITORS Row 1: B. Bean, B. Fraley, D. Hogan, P. Collins, D. Campbell Row 2: D. Magee, W. Price, J. Martin Row 1: J. Driscoll, B. Riker, W. Price, K. Hartjen, L. Taylor, D. Magee Row 2: D. Mclntire, G. Roupp. S. Carberry, M. Stile, J. Carr Row 3: J. Martin, A. Ballord, K. Klinko, P. Davidson, D. Brigham, A. Wolf Row 4: D. Blauvelt, A. -Talada, D. Campbell, M. Brewer, G. or i Row 1: V. Vosselman, V. Patton, K. Gabriel, D. Hogan, L. Shuman, P. Collins Row 2: D. Davis K. Hallis, A. Saylor, R. Pruyne, K. Knolles Row 3: K. Shaffer, A. Quatrini, M. Morley, K Comstock, B. Bean Row 4: K. Pierson, D. Regan, B. Kisner, K. VanGorder, S. Ayer QUILL AND SCROLL David Campbell - President Peggy Collins - Secretary Don Blauvelt - Vice President Bob Kisner - Treasurer Row 1: P. Collins, D. Hogan, M. Clark, K. Coombs, V. Vosselman, B. Fraley Row 2: V. Patton, W. Price, J. Driscoll, K. Hartien, D. Magee Row 3: B. Bean, B. Kisner, S. Carberry. K. Klinko, A. Wolf, J. Martin Row 4: A. Talada, D. Blauvelt, M. Brewer, D. Campbell, P. Davidson Row 1: D. Davis, R. England, M. Baird, A. DuBois, M. Blow Row 2: E. Barrett, M. Allen, W. Zeller, T. Faye, T. Allen Row 3: C. Simons, C. Fontana, M. Robbins, L. Row 1: M. Cybulak, V. Anderson, N. Dix, W. Waltman Row 2: K. Gehris, L. Bowen, S. Crowley, B. Boll Row 3: Walters, R. Gabriel, K. Hall Row 4: N. Shipman, M. Sheean, B. Fraley, S. Focht, K. Luther SONIC EXPRESS Bill Fraley - Editorfin-Chief Beth VanSlyke - Feature Editor Barb Boll - Publications Mary Robbins - Social Editor K. Wood, K. Regan, K. Kunkel, C. Lattimer Row 4: S. Druffner, B. VanSlyke, L. Hartjen, L. Tippett 108 ROW 1: J. Bradley, R. Harris, N. Bidlack, K. Martin, K. Klinko, K. Hartjen, M. Clark ROW 4: C. Vonwolfradt ROW 2: V. Patton, D. Hogan, W. Corner, D. Jackson, D. Campbell, D. Blauvelt, B. Price, J. Nye, C. Millard ROW 3: R. Schmell, J. Traver David Campbell - President, Keith Hartjen - Vice-President, Kathy Klinko - Treasurer, Jan Martin - Secretary, Wendie Price - Corresponding Secretary 109 Row 1: M. Murphy, M. Gillette, S. Kolsar, H. Havens Row 2: L. Smith, S. Foster, D. Davis, D. Heller Row 3: M. Arnold, K. McCormack, N. Miller, S. Mitchell, L. Wheeler, K. Nickeson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: F. Matthews, J. Bresee, J. Nye, ROW 2: B. Bean, D. Luchaco, K. Coombs, G. Kleckner ROW 3: A. Quatrini, W. Price, J. Martin, K. Hartjen, B. Riker, A. Wolf, J. Driscoll 110 The qualities that arenrequired of all National Honor Society candidates are scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and service. Five percent of the sophomore, ten percent of the junior, and fifteen percent of the senior classes are selected by a faculty committee for membership in the society. The induction ceremony this year was held March 19 and was followed by a tea for the new members and their parents. This year the society was responsible for leading the pledge of allegiance and caring for the flag. President - David Campell Vice-President - Don Blauvelt Secretary - Jan Martin Treasurer - Kathy Klinko ROW 1: L. Wheeler, B. Traver, P. Davidson ROW 2 K Focht K Klinko B Winston M LaDue ROW 3: G. Lord, J. Druffner, D. Blauvelt, D. Friend ROW 4 B Lovecchio D Campbell D Jackson TH ESPIANS Row 1: P. Collins, S. Carberry, J. Martin Row 2: K. Coombs, N. Miller Row 3: M. Hughes, W. Price, D. Jackson, B. Winston SPACE GUILD Row 1: J. Bresee, E. Driscoll, P. Allis Row 2: V. Vosselman, T. Foote, J. Tuttle, B. Fenton, B. Gehris Row 3: D. Romania, D. Ramey, P. Harrigan, P. Collins, C. Dillon Row 4: K. Gabriel, S. Ayer, D. Hogan, C. Watson Row 1: L. Smith, S. Mitchell, M. White Row 2: E. Regan, P. Morningstar, C. Knott, M. Coombs Row 3: K. Shaffer, C. Morse, K. Comstock, J. Swingle, A. Quatrini Row 4: M. Carberry, L. Tuttle, D. White, M. Shadduck, D. Davis wl :sms .. ya. M..-mai -, . ..s..,-,..,,,,,,.,,1I-1- ,4 , Row 1: H. Davis, L. White, D. Hawthorne, T. Snyder, P. Dix Row 2: B. Kelly, L. Callear, D. Alexander, D. Wintermute Row 3: D. Harris, C. Doty, G. Gehris, B. Zane, D. Young Row 4: K. Coombs, S. Allis, N. Miller, T. Barrett STAGE GUILD Row 1: L. Wheeler, A. Ballord, F. Raupers, K. Blauvelt, D. Regan, J. Campbell Row 2: T. Jenkins, J. Stover, L. Hoey, M. Hughes, A. Talada, K. Focht Row 3: L. Hunsinger, L. Wheeler, M. LaDue, G. Lord, M. Brewer Row 4: A. Potter, R. Schoonover, B. Blanchard, Z. Beeman, E. Gwinn, D. Jackson Row 1: D. Gallup. G. Kleckner, K. Pierson, J. Bresee, M. Mead, K. Hogan, C. Kunkel Row 2: P. Ackley, M. Morley, W. Price, F. Matthews, A. Saylor, K. Knowles Row 3: K. Kochin, B. Bean, D. Chacona, B. Kisner, J. Driscoll Row 4: R. Pruyne, J. Martin, B. Winston, K. Klinko, S. Carberry, D. Rae -IOP 00 -4JPl U ASK ANY GIRL Meg Wheeler Miles Doughton Evan Doughton Peggy Collins David Jackson Mike Brewer Mr. Wheeler Brad Blanchard Mrs. Wheeler Wendie Price Aunt Lettie Nancy Miller Aunt Fern Monica Mead Vince Mike Rosh Alvin Albert Talada Ada Jackie Driscoll Liva Liz Corl Ruby Linda Smith Heidi Jeanne Bresee Jeanne Linda Levering Terri Kathy Coombs Ellen Sandra Ayre Jane Karen Bowen Conductor James Campbell Operator Terri Snyder Student Director Annette Quatrini Stage Manager Monty Hughes Business Manager Kathy Klinko un -' umm- T. u, , Ak , wif I Q w F I , 1 .G 555558, i f wsnwelz 1. yi 'Q 'wff ti. 3+ xv wsfff' 1 .1 fQ1iwA4ifSfif - Mliifw it 'kllfxw ESQ fi Q, , ma, ,F--gf TN: - Q il , 4' Y- ,fm K Q, l 3321 5 R ff XE 1? , , if ig? 1.. 11 'V 1 E 5 e. 2 .3 wg W , ,. , . ' w SE . X - Q5,:,.g .L 'X - 3 Sv dk mil X 7. Q is ,X 1 3 Q gym gs? TY -5,1 v, wax iii s ..k. ,Q SJ., .. S ax Row 1: M. Bustin, K. Coombs, D Hogan S Foster D Regan K Hartjen Row 4 L Hunslnger D Row 2: A. Quatrini, K. Schaffer C Morse K Campbell J Driscoll D Blauvelt J Stover Gabriel Row 3: J. Driscoll, D. Walker B Murphy STUDENT COUNCIL The Athens Senior Student Council is the students' voice in school government. lt consists of three boys and three girls from each of the senior high grades who are elected each spring to serve for one or two years. The purpose of the council is to offer suggestions to the administration on ways to promote citizenship, understanding, and school pride. This year the council sponsored a homecoming parade and organized pep rallies. The council also installed an honor system which is designed to eliminate passes and to promote trust and understanding between students and teachers. The system has worked quite well and is expected to remain a part of our school life. Dick Hogan - Sarg. of Arms David Campbell - treasurer Don Blauvelt - President Jackie Driscoll - Secretary Peter Law - President Dawn Davis - Wce-President Judy Hughes - Secretary Jim Gabriel - Treasurer The Junior High Student Council is made up of students elected to represent each seventh, eighth, and ninth grade homeroom. lts purpose is to find out the opinions of the junior high on school policies and problems, and, if necessary, suggest improvements or changes. The members attend council meetings and serve as reporters by letting their homerooms know about council events and decisions. This year their activities were all centered around earning money for Mr. Nelson Allen, a former Athens teacher, who was unable to continue his career because of an extended illness. Besides earning a large sum of money for Mr. Allen, they also sent him a roll of paper on which were written notes from the faculty and students of Athens High School. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1: J. Flynn, B. Reagan, D. Morningstar, D. Wiles Row 2: R. Blauvelt, K. Harrigan, B. Keir, C. Wandell, D. Firestine Row 3: J. Gabriel, J. Hughes, B. Allen, D. Davis, V. Shaffer Row 4: Z. Yoder, P. Canavan, P. Law, W. Stroud, M. Robbins Row 1: C. Morris, S. Nagel, s. Luchaco, C. watmus Luchaco., M. Coombs Row 4: C. Velardo, L. Walters. Row 2: P. Kline, D. Morley, B. Campbell, L. Eiffert, M- R0bblnS, N. Shipman. Z. YOCIGI' C. Tolbert Row 3: K. Durrand, S. Lane, P. Park, S. .The library aides are a group of forty-five students in grades eight through ten that assist the librarians and students in the library. They offer their services for two or three periods a week during their study halls. They assist by signing out books, accepting fines, looking up materials for students, and keeping an assigned section of books orderly. At their meetings, they plan ways of raising money for club pins and possible trips. They also put on a book fair each fall as a student service. A wide variety of paperback books are offered for sale to the students and faculty. The profit goes to buy new books for the library. Row 1: B. Wilson, C. Lattimer, M. Pruyne, F. McDonald, E. Wack, P. Parks Row 4: P. Roberts, B. Lawson Row 2: C. Ball D. McGrath, S. Ball, M. Rosh, Y. Celecki, S. Warren, S. Murphy, C, Mills Campbell Row 3: P. Carberry, K. Nichols, A. l SENIOR FHA Barbara Bean - President Carol Benjamin - Vice President Sue Warren - Secretary Bonny Chamberlain - Historian Karon Newberry - Treasurer Pam Hook - Reporter Row 1: R. Talada, A. Walker Shaffer Row 2: K. Newberry, Page, B. Chamberlain Row 3: Hook, A. Walker, B. Bean, Warren, B. Young, C. Benjamin , 1.3 5 .. Row 1: C. Havens, J. Kowalek, S. Luchaco C. Red Row 2: L. Biles, B. Wagner, B. Carr, P. Law, S. Morningstar, C. Brittain Row 3 P. Canavank, J. Conklin, C. Davis, J Hughes Row 4: L. Wandell, L. Wheeler, B Rosh, D. Zucchi JUNIOR FHA Charlajean Havens - President Judy Hughes - Vice President Susan Luchaco - Treasurer Kathy Brittain - Secretary F T U R E Row 1: T. Campbell, R. Rae, M. Horner, D. Luchaco, G. Rabenold Row 2: R. Salsman, J. Arnold, R. Iffert, C. Rolls, P. Campbell Row 3: R. Howe, C. Blaash, D. Scrivener, R. Howe, E. Taylor, D. Wandell Row 4: R. Beeman, T. Cotter, B. Correll, G. Wright, D. Millard Row 5: D. Walters, S. Pond, D. Campbell, C. Arnold, K. Docktor, D. Payne FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America, commonly known as F.F.A., is a national organization for ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students of vocational agriculture. There are four degrees a Future Farmer may learn: Green Hand Chapter Farmer State Farmer American Farmer The four degrees become increasingly specialized in farming ability. Members are expected to demonstrate qualities of leadership and to earn a specific amount of money through their farming efforts. They are required by state to work on a project of their choice. The boys may enter these projects in county, state, and national contests. Some county contests include Dairy Products, Farm Mechanics, Tractor Driving, Forestry and Cattle Judging. Recreation, too, is an important part of the club. The members plan swimming, basketball, skating, and tobogganing parties. CAFETERIA HELPERS Row 1: C. Watson, L. Shuman, M. Morley, M. White Row 2: M. Roberats, J. W Heeman, L. Gou reau, . Waite, F. Alteri Row 3: R. Dolan, D. Chacona, M. White -f -' 'r-- iccti4 iiammnmLsa Row 1: J. Bradley, J. Lynch, L. Bresee, T. Shibata, I. Hill Row 2: N. Thomas, J. Rumpff, B. Layman, J. Harbst, S. Armstrong, G. King Row 3: K. Hartjen, M. Haggerty, L. Kromelbein, J. Flynn, T. Barrett Row 4: M. Winston, J. Lucy, D. Flynn, E. Brittain, K. Stackhouse, J. Bailey VARSITY CLUB ROW 12 T. Anilwny. L- Wheeler. S. Haggerty, R. Wheeler Row 3: J. Levering, M. LaDue, D. Friend, Pruyne, P. Hess, P. Crouse Row 2: D. Brown, D. J. Baxter, L. Hunsinger Row 4: H. Pierce, J. Zeller, Stack, B. Crowley, D. Streeter, T. Jenkins, L. J. Satterfield, L. Allis, L. Miner, J. Morris 121 Row 1: D. Flynn, J. Martin, A. Ballord, A. Wolf, W. Hess, L. Wheeler Row 3: H. Pierce, M. Allen, R. Price Row 2: T. Jenkins, R. Dolan, M. LaDue, P. Pierson, J. Zeller, D. Friend AQUATIC LEADERSHIP CLUB The Aquatic Leadership Corps is a new club this school term. Sponsored by Mr. Ray Brent Peters, it is open to all senior high swimmers. The members strive to perfect their nine basic strokes as well as fundamental lifesaving techniques. Guided by Mr. Peters, the students practice instructing nonswimmers and novice swimmers in aquatic skills. Intensive study is done or teaching methods and schedules. The members meet during activity periods and twice a week in the evenings. The club serves a two-fold purpose. First, each member may receive certification as an lnstructor's Aide. Secondly, it should allow Mr. Peters to expand his available staff next school year. Row 1: E. Lucy, M. White, C. Watson, M. Bustin, Tuttle, V. Vosselman Row 3: M. Arnold, P. Ackley, P. Dix Row 2: J. Bresee. C. Kunkel, K. Kochin, L. J. Lucy, S. Armstrong, H. Havens Row 1: C. Shaffer, S. Simpson, S. MacDonald, P. Stone, G. Matthews Row 2: S. Ashe, L Wilson, M. Layman, J. Carlin. C. Chamberlain Row 3: D. Hibbard, P. Bair, K. Schmell. S Maynard, M. Ruger GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB The Girls Athletic Club is an organization which provides for senior high girls the opportunity to use their athletic abilities in various competitive sports. These sports include hockey, soccer, volleyball, basketball, track, and baseball. All practices for team activities are held after school. The GAC also participates in special swimming and bowling tournaments with other schools. The girls took part in an Junior Olympics track and field competition which was attended y girls from both Bradford and Sullivan counties. To raise money the GAC sold beanies and pennants and held several dances. This money was used to buy the members jackets and shirts. The officers this year are as follows: President - Sandy Maynard, Vice President - Connie Nickeson, Reporting Secretary - Linda Shuman, Corresponding Sec. - Karen McCormack, Treasurer - Darlene Wandell President - Sandy Maynard Vice-President - Connew Nickeson Secretary - Linda Shuman Corresponding Secretary - Karen McCormack Treasurer - Darlene Wandell Row 1: D. Wandell, C. Watson, S. Kilpatrick, L. Shuman, L. Ruger Row 2: K. Nagle, K. McCormack, B. Westbrook, K. VanGorder, P. Horner, J. Watkins Row 3: J. Schultz, V. Jordan, D. Millard, C. Wood 7 t h A N D 8 t h Row 1: J. Swingle E. Greeno R. Bradley D. Wagner J- BGXTBY. Nl: Patton. Nl- W6bSfef. J. FBYF. D. Row 2: S. Summers, D. Hafer, M. Webster, Row 3: Arnold D- Blair. R- Chandler WRESTLING CLUB The Seventh and Eighth Grade Wrestling Club is under the direction of Mr. Merritt and Mr. Peters. The main purpose of this club is to introduce to the boys the main techniques of wrestling and to help them develop a healthy competitive attitude. The Wrestling Club holds matches during activity periods. They also wrestle before varsity matches, an experience which gives them practice in their skills and enables them to get used to an audience. The club sponsors an annual match held in March, in which boys from various schools compete for trophies. Row 1: E. Mayo, D. Horton, S. Swingle, D. Cron Row 2: D. Swingle, B. Crumblebine, G. Stanton Row 3: J. Rae, G. Miller, M. Robinson, D. Jarvis, D. Young, B. Regan, K. Lynch 124 Row 1: H. Morley, M. Heeman, W. Tyrell, B, MacDonald, L. Walters, A. Richards, P. Parker Wheeler, C. Forrest, J. Goudreau Row 2: B. Row 4: F. McGrath, D. Curren, M. Webster, C. Kleckner, J. Shellard, B. Biasi, M. Jackson, G. 3CfiVef e . K- I-Utheh B- Peffy Strange. M. Lloyd Row 3: S. Morningstar, L. SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: M. Wells, T. Gable, D. Jarvis, V. Dibble, J. Campbell Row 2: G. VanFleet, D. Wiles, J. Worthington, J. Gibbs, S. Petro Row 3: J. Johnson, D. Vukmahovich, K. Wood, P. Carberry, M. Toole, B. Crawford Row 4: M. Callear, M. Waters, R. Harvey, T. Evans, C. Maclntire, A. McDonald 125 SENIOR CHRISTMAS BALL CANDY CANE CAPERS W ' LS -Q. 2 ,ff ig ., , . iw. f iz I.. Q ., sf' I SX ? Q, nw , ' I fl 51. , gf? Q x 1 ' 1 5.5 X xi Q +- Q1 M- vii 1 .1 ,QQ ,A ww..-f Row 1: B. Riker, C. Morse, P. Morningstar, E. Regan, M. White, S. Foster, P. Dix Our Varsity Cheerleader squad works along with the administration to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit. The squad is sponsored by Mrs. Sigrid Wilkinson and practices regularly. These seven girls were selected by a committee of teachers for pep, voice, appearance, ability, and execution of jumps and cheers. The girls lead cheers at all the varsity football and basketball games. They are responsible for making posters for all pep-rallies. By means of carwashes, dances, and bake sales, the cheerleaders raise their own money for uniforms and summer camp. During the summer of 1968, the girls attended Smith-Walbridge Cheering Camp in Syracuse, Indiana. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 130 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders supplement the Varsity Cheerleaders in promoting a healthy attitude toward sports and school spirit. This squad, too, works with the Administration and is sponsored by Mrs. Wilkinson. These girls help make and hang posters for home games. They also work to raise funds to send the Varsity Cheerleaders to camp. Although the Junior Varsity squad members are not eligible for camp, they attend various all day clinics. Row 1: L. Callear, S. Morningstar, C. Doty Row 2: G. Gehris. B. Summers, P. Harrigan 131 sf Jr as ,Ek A21-'-I 'X L32 1 .. M M31 fx 1 1 ' ' 5 ri: -swf , k X Y' N iw S Q5 5 L , A IN ,iv fXx24 3' 44 NX 1 Q4 R85 H QQ f 3 L, Q3 S 5' Gu? M 9-mp Q Q X . Ai.. , . , g , W, 3 1. lf K2 iii -X :,1 A Q--ff' hi kk 13:5 KM , 1' Q H ijkg .. g z ' 'Q-W X 3 in in it ,. mf., JE , A A: f S , X 1. ,,, 4 vi ii' x . - q -ig V i ' in 1 .Q 3 - S2 ffewm: if f f X N551 ,LfA 4:0 . ww l 55 1 Lg ,155 ,, QL Eiga QQ ., f-B 'F-54.9 2 1 1 5 Pm NX S. L.. x frifx? 2 K X .Qs f4MHfjg.5 fi 5 l Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL - Wyalusing - Canton - Towanda - Troy - Waverly Row 1: P. Pokego, J. Morris, G. Wood, S. Haggerty, B. Button, S. Huslander, D Brugham K Gabriel Row 3 B Brown B M. Allen, S. Watkins, G. Liguori, L. Hunsinger, R. Pruyne, F. Bortle, D. Streeter W Lattlmer W Weller D Walker B Thorp Row 2: R. Politi, S. Armstrong, K. McNamara, P. Carpenter, B. Crowley L Wheeler A Lane Crouse, P. Stone, J. Hiley, B. Murphy, L. Stranger, T. Lamber, 136 Row 1: J. Carl, M. Bustin, E. Roberts, R. Smith, P. Traver, P. Law N Decker J Gabriel Row 2 B Murphy, K. McNamara, R. Kring, L. Wheeler, J. Driscoll, D. Brown C Morningstar G Cron R Keir J. Fenton Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Corning East Montrose Sullivan Northeast Waverly Montoursville Sayre Troy Wyalusing Towanda Canton S.R.U. Sullivan North East Waverly Sayre Troy Wyalusing Towanda Canton S.R.U. 66 78 61 47 50 58 56 51 43 45 47 35 38 39 46 55 46 61 33 52 43 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 137 Iglgsii K Q , A 9 , k wr ww W: , Q, .N 41 M ws. L 381 'QM M M,gg.Q 3,,w'E 1 ,ww V ax sg . N-vw --3. W E. , WS'-3 X f an if 4 ,gf gg P X 45 .1 . ,. F1 'Q z ff ,. ,, f-53:35, wfiijw fn fag 'af . lx U 2 m Y , S Q5 5 AL wif H ,if A X .sg 5 . . ,N L, 'Hi ' , , Q Q N 3 A Q 'E E NM K . R 4 x . J W K X 1 W S W A 1 gf mt mu sq., ,Q 3 K+ r , Q 8 44 . - . ff, - I, Qigfw Q 5 XY X4 Q ,QPR u x nQ mmz, 15.95 Row 1: Mr. Merritt, T. Foote, J. Harbst, B. Layman, T. Barrett, Lynch, B. Carpenter, M. LaDue, R. Baker, R. Pruyne, J D. Flynn, T. Campbell, J. Lynch, M. Osmun, I. Hill Row 2: K. Morris, J. Baxter, T. Shibatu, R. Coombs, D. Streeter VARSITY WRESTLING 'N--w..m,..,,l K. 3 Q! F 5 i A t 2 I Row 1: J. Latini, M. Osmun, T. Campbell, K. Lynch Row 2: G. Row 3: M. Knowles F Crandall W Merntt W Weller M Stillman, C. Harbst, R. Henry, L. Kelly, R. Coombs, G. Cron LaDue, D. Streeter F Drabmskl Athens 27 Northeast Athens 16 Owego Athens 12 E.F.A. Athens 29 Wellsboro Athens 11 Southside Athens 22 Waverly Athens 16 Sullivan Athens 21 N.D. Athens 20 Towanda Athens 15 Wyalusing Athens 36 Canton Athens 24 Troy Athens 17 S.R.U. Athens 34 Sayre JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING 142 Row 1: Mr. Swank, B. Crowley, P. Crouse, C. Loushay, R. Keir, T. Anthony Row 2: G. Franklin, K. Hartien, P. Hess, J. Morningstar, D. Clark Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens 39 36112 33 29V2 40 Spring Team 24 2216 24 20Vz 25 28 SRU Southside Watkins Glen Sayre Canton Owego Sayre Elmira Southside EFA Sayre Elmira Southside GOLF 16 18Vz 32 25Vz 15 Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens 31 32V2 31 34V2 30 27 32W 29 39 40 40 Southside Sayre Watkins Glen Canton SRU Fall Team 22V2 26 16 15 15 Front - P. Law, L. Kromelbein, J. Stevens, J. Geiger Standing - M. Levering, P. Hess, R. Keir, D Clark, J. Satterfield, K. Harten, C. Loushay, E. Gilbert, Mr. Swank. Absent - T. Anthony, B..Crowley J. Zeller, H. Havens 143 Row 1: D. Blauvelt, E. Brittain, L. Wheeler, H. Pierce, S. Kraft, L. Hunsinger, P. Crouse, G. Stack, L. Allis, J. Morningstar, J. Flynn Row 2: B. Crowley, C. Knowles, K. Gabriel, C. Smith, D. Streeter, T. Barrett, S. Haggerty, Z. Beeman, G. Roupp, D. Rae, J. Lucy Row 3: J. Schultz, D. Brigham, C. Pruyne, W. Weller, D. Morningstar, K. Harbst, D. Friend, C. Morningstar, B. Layman, M. Knowles, B. Fraley, J. Bowen Row 4: J. Lattimer, N. Decker, J. Baxter, J. Shadduck, J. Berrigan, L. Wheeler, J. Driscoll, B. Murphy, B. Cron, L. Hartjen, A. Talada Row 5: R. Humphrey, B. Carpenter, P. Wanck VARSITY TRACK TEAM Track Scores - 1969 Athens 123 Tioga Center 23 Athens 72 Troy 78 Athens 86 Waverly 50 Athens 78 Towanda 72 Athens 104 Wyalusing 46 Athens 75 Sayre 75 Sayre Relays: 2nd Place 48pts. SVIAA Nleet: 2nd Place 45pts. District Meet: Keith Gabriel 4th Dave Stack 5th 880 Relay: Streeter Gabriel Brittain Pierce Record - 4 Wins 1 Loss 1 Tie Kneeling - J. Drabinski, mgr, S. Watkins, T. Page, M. Allen R. Moore. D. Brown, D. Traver, L. Miner, J. Page, L. Stranger. S Pierson. R. Gilbert, K. Hartjen, J. Bailey J. Rumpff, R. Bradley Crawford. J. Ramsay. J. Bradley, Coach Keir Standing - Coach L. Murray Ast., C. Mullen, G. Cron, J. BASEBALL Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens 1969 Varsity Baseball Scores 4 Northeast 9 Canton 6 Wyalusing 11 Troy 2 Towanda 6 Sayre 2 Northeast 3 Canton 10 Troy 3 SRU 18 SRU 4 Waverly 4 Sayre 6 Towanda O Waverly 1 Wyalusing 148 -N X-N S -,NX SENIOR The Senior Band, under the capable leadership of Mr. Richard Swetland, greatly influences the school spirit at Athens High School. This talented organization consisting of ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth graders, practices extensively throughout the summer and the school year in preparation for its various musical activities. The band is extremely precisioned in marching and maneuvers and is backed by equally sound musical ability. Their combined skills are demonstrated at area football games, valley parades, and numerous concerts. This yearlthe band members put into effect many unique money making projects to earn their expenses for a three day trip to New York. These projects consisted of: selling Christmas candles, candy, license plates, fire extinguishers, pen, and zip code books, as well as holding dances, bake sales, and tag days. The band has proven to be a great asset to our school. lt not only provides entertainment for the school and the public, but it also enables students with musical ability to develop and display this talent. Oboe Linda Shuman Bassoon Nancy Miller Bass Clarinet Mary Ann Morley Clarinet Wendie Price'i Vicki Jordan Susan Simpson Kay Nickeson Karen McCormack Roberta Goble Alma Saylor Dora MaGee' Diane Rameyi' Debbie Tozer Kathy Davis Debbie Young Linda Tuggle Judy Swingle Linda Taylor Susan McDonald Martha Warner Patty Payne 'Seniors Donna MaGee Linda McCarty Diane McGrath Wanda King Carol Carney Diane Nickeson Barbara VomWolftradt Susan Loomis Alto Saxophone Paul Davidsont Marceil Murphyt Mary Steil Yvonne King Jean Tozer Laura Eastham Debbie Beeman Tenor Saxophone Terry Snyder Johnathan Rhodes Baritone Saxophone Mike LaDuet Trumpet David Jackson' Janine Brennan Monty Hughes' BAND Robert Travert James Druffnert Jim Smith Harrison Hill Jim Bartlow Mark Winston Jim Gabriel Tom Fraley Keith Stackhouse Mark Kinner James Politi Baritone Horn Bruce Robertson' Clayton Loushayt' Jerry Geiger Trombone ' Jerome Bresee Howard Havens Timothy Barrett' Ronnie Keir Preston Hess Warren Nagle Mark Kreamer Francis Drabinski Ann Weller 151 Bass Horn Kevin Button' Tom Warner Rodney Hibbard Flute Cheryl Hock Mary Ann Layman Mary Arnold Vickey Shaffer Judy Hughs Jan Kowalek Bonnie Watson Yvonne Drabinski Cinty Watrous Karen Newbury David Chacona Percussion Brian Murphy John Zellert' David Daniels Mike Bustin Jeff Lynch Tim Davidson Bass Drum Kenneth Owens Tympani Laura Langland Maiorettes Sylvia Mitchell' Eileen Lucyt Paula Ackleyt Rita Keeganf' Linda Eddinger' Diane Davis Annette Quatrini Carol Knott Sandra Gehris Dianne Alexander Color Guard Janine Stover Kathy Hogan Debbie Young Sally Allis Kay Nickeson Kay Shaffer Ann Ballord Announcer Paul Davidson Standing: K. McCormack. D. Davis, E. Lucy, A. Quatrini, S. Gehris Kneeling: P. Ackley, R. Keegan. S. Mitchell, K. Coombs, L. Eddinger NIAJORETTES AND COLORGUARDS The majorettes are one of the main features of the Athens High School band. They not only add sparkle to the band, but they create a spirit of Iiveliness while performing that attracts and holds a crowd's attention. The majorette squad this year consisted of eleven regulars, and two substitutes. The girls were under the creative leadership of the head majorette - Sylvia Mitchell. The squad practiced throughout the summer in preparation for football games, parades and concerts. The colorguard, another featured group of the band, consists of seven members including two substitutes. The girls carry the flags and guns for half time shows at football games and parades. This year the girls participated in dance routines with the majorettes - coordinating their pompom routines in a unique way with the attraction of half time shows. The colorguards this year were under the direction of Eileen Lucy who served as assistant head majorette. Standing: S. Allis, D. Young, J. Stover, C. Hogan Kneeling: K. Nickeson, K. Shaffer Stage Band The Stage Band is a select group of senior high band members chosen by the director, Mr. Richard Swetland. It was originally formed to play the music of the Big Name Bands g however. it now plays all types of music. These musicians perform during intermissions and supplement the senior band at concerts. Due to their mobility, they play for civic organizations where there is not adequate space for the larger band to appear. STAGE BAND Row 1: T. Snyder, J. Rhodes, M. LaDue, P. Davidson. M Murphy J Gabriel T Fraley J Geiger J Bartlow M Hughes Murphy. M. Stiel, Y. King Row 2: P. Hess, B. Robertson, R D Jackson J Brennan Keir, C. Loushay, J. Bresee, W. Nagle, S. Simpson, Row 3: B JUNIOR HIGH BAND Seated: D. Henry, C. Lahnum. W. Cotton. D. Horton, D. Covey Standing: J. Flynn, S. Thompson, R. Chandler, J. McCauley J. Shellard, lVl. Lloyd, K. Gallup Row 1: D. Young, M. Weller. W. Blow, K. Regan, C. Williams Row 2: R. Regan, C. Rubert, J. Farr, B. Keir, D. Parfrey, D. Goble, T. Nickeson 154 Standing: D. Dixon, J. Swetland, C. Wolf D. Morley R. Cheresnowsky, K. Cole R. Gabriel Sitting: L. Eiffert, B. Campbell, L. Tippet, D. Haier, M. Cybulak ' P .. Row 1: C. Morris. T. Croft. K. Luther, G. Ruger. B. Crawford Row 2: H. Bresee, B. VanSIyke, K. White. L. McDonald, M. Hill, D. Adams ,M-f Row 1: J. Searfoss, E. Mayo, R. Carl, W. Lloyd, D. Uhl Row 2: J. Mayo, D. Martin, G. Jarvis, M. Patton, D. Arnold, M. Morris Row 1: M. Morris, S. Nagle, C. Campbell, C. Bresee, G. Havens Row 2 T. Latini, M. Fuller. N. Rogers, G. Gregory, D. Kulman, D. Steele, K VanFIeet Row 1: S. Baggerly, J. Gibbs, J. Danko, D. Wiles, V. Dibble Row 2: G. Strange, B. Young, C. Morris, S. LaDue, D. Canavan, P. Kline, K. Hibbard SEVENTH AND Bottom Row: Mrs. Allen, K. Waltman. G. Havens, M. Weller, A. Borden, D. Eschenburg, M. Cybalak, V. Anderson, B. Hubbard, D. Swingle, B. Westbrook, S. Terrill. Row 2: B. Lucy, C. Cole, S. Darrow, C. Dixon, K. Roberts, B. Fuller, M. Ballenstedt, B. Walters, R. Regan, C. Carpenter, M. Hogan Row 3: G. Havens, K. Lynch, S. Thompson, D. Dixon, P. Carberry, C. Warren, B. Young, C. Williams, D. Harris, J Johnston, M. Fuller, K. Horton Row 4: N. Dix, N. Vanderynen D. Fassett, H. Bresee, P. Carberry, K. Kunkel, C. Campbell, C Bresee, L. Wheeler, G. Blake, K. Clark, B. Zucchi Row 5: J Driscoll, D. DePue, J. Gibbs, S. Baggerly, C. Simmons, C Gehris, L. Boyen, P. Kline, C. Tolbert, K. Wood, D. Kepner EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Bottom: B. VanSlyke, D. Davis, M. Baird, P. Crouse, B. Allen, H. Morley, L. Tippett, S. Crowley, J. Rhodes, B. Ball Row 2: K. Cole, M. Morris, K. Fox, D. Heath, B. Dixon, K. Harrigan, B. Geiger, K. Regan, S. Druffner Row 3: A. DuBois, M. Allen, D. Miller, L. McDonald, R. Cheresnowsky, S. Sealander, T. Bahl, B. Campbell, K. Hall, T, Faye Row 4: S. Crowley, M. Robbins, L. Walters, K. Luther, R. Friend, K. Focht, N. Shipman, R. Gabriel, P. Perry, S. Bleiler ff. - . f ' J' The Ninth Grade Chorus is composed of forty-six members. These students meet once a week to practice under the direction of Mrs. Allen who also acts as their accompanist. This year they sang for an assembly in the fall, the Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. The Ninth Grade Chorus provides an excellent vocal background and many of its members are later accepted into the Senior High Glee Club. NINTH GRADE CHORUS Row 1: Mrs. Allen, W. Nagle, B. Summers, C. Havens, Lantz, L. Biles, R. Harris, S. Morningstar, L. Hartjen. Watrous, P. Parks, B. Ballenstedt, D. Pientka, K. Brittain. Latini. Row 2: N. Bidlack, B. Carr. D. Yale, J. Gabriel, Kinner, C. Miller, M. Lucy, R. Roberts, L. Bresee, P. Park, Nickeson. Row 3: D. Adams, J. Baird, P. Grimley, J. Conklin T. Wolf, M. Winston, J. Carl, D. Daniels, M. DeSisti, L Eastham, N. Thomas. Row 4: K. Stackhouse, S. Covey, S Crawford, K. LaDue, D. Simpson, M. Kreamer, F. Crandall, J Bowen, B. Fraley, M. Callear. Row 1: K. Davis, S. Foster. J. Bresee, D. Young, P. Crouse Coombs, M. Rosh, K. Gabriel, S. Rider, G. Gehris, E. Lucy Dix, D. Hawthorne, N. Miller Row 2: B. Zane. M. Bustin Carr, S. Allis, M. White. G. Roupp, L. Hunsinger, R. Pruyne, D. K Rae. B. Crowley, P. Ackley. S. Simpson, W. Price, 2 ,R. Comstock, D. Romania, A. Saylor Row 3: C. Knott, K. Nickeson, J. Daniels, B. Winston, J. Martin, B. Carpenter. P. , P. ,J, Wanck, D. Brown. W. Weller, J. Griswold, M. Mead. L. Eddinger, S. Ayer Accompanists: L. Smith, K. Klinko Conductor: Mr. Allford GLEE CLUB The Athens High School Glee Club is a selected choral group consisting of almost fifty members. It is divided into four parts - soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. Tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade members, previous members included, are chosen after try-outs at the end of each year. Accompanied by Kathy Klinko and Linda Smith, the Glee Club performed in our school's Spring and Christmas Concerts. Each year they sing for either graduation or Baccalaureate. Community organizations or services such as the D.A.R. and Library Club receive special performances. Yearly a number of students are selected from our Glee Club for District Chorus through written applications. The northeastern schools in our state take turns sponsoring district chorus. The students selected may then try-out for State Chorus. Athens High School students who participated in District Chorus this year were Betsy Winston, Dorcas Hawthorne, Keith Gabriel, Philip Wanck, and Larry Hunsinger. 158 Tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade girls are eligible to try out for Treble Aires, a select group of superior vocalists. During the 1968-69 term, six seniors and six juniors were the members of this excellent singing group. These girls were divided into four altos, four first Sopranos, and four second sopranos, creating a pleasing, harmonious tonal effect. Nlrs. Allen directed, accompanied, and sponsored the Treble Aires at their eleven concerts. These concerts included performing for the D.A.R., the Senior Citizens and other civic groups, as well as for numerous school functions. Row 1: D. Davis, J. Bresee, S. Gehris, D. Hawthorne E Lucy Mrs Allen Row 2 G Page B Winston W. Price, S. Ayer, J. Brennen, L. Corl CHRISTMAS CONCERT 1968 On December nineteenth, the Athens High School music department presented the annual Christmas Concert. The stage band performed as the audience took their seats, and the Senior Band opened the program at seven-thirty. Both groups were under the direction of Mr. Richard Swetland. The seventh and eighth grade chorus, followed by the ninth grade chorus, each sang Christmas songs. The Treble Airs, under the direction of Mrs. Allen, presented several selections. Mr. William Allford led the Senior High Glee Club in holiday carols as a closing to the concert. SPRING iw: CONCERT 1969 The annual Spring Concert was held on the high school patio on May 16. The Senior High Glee Club began a half hour vocal presentation at seven o'clock that evening. Performing later was the entire senior band under the direction of Richard Swetland. Both groups helped create cheerful atmosphere with a variety of tunes and marches. N 164 V 165 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 'JK A ap ,02 vii: f it ' ', Y. 1, ' V L ' sw ,, H 9 Q ,gay X -g ff ,V gr ' g Queen - Kathy Coombs .,1 we-f DREAMS TO REMEMBER Junior-Senior Prom The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 3 in the Athens High School gymnasium. The theme Dreams to Remember was portrayed through the setting of an evening in a park. To create the desired effect, a wishing well, a fountain and a carousel were included in the decorations. Crepe paper covering the ceiling, walls, and white birch trees carried through the color scheme of blue, pink, and yellow. Guests danced to the music of Pierre and the Citations. Midway through the evening Kathy Coombs was crowned queen. wr-s Q.. , A,,,.,q SENIOR BANQUET The Senior Banquet was held in the school cafeteria on Wednesday evening, Nlay 28. The school administrators were the guests of the Senior Class and tickets were available to all teachers. The Senior Class treasury absorbed the cost of the dinner and the cafeteria staff prepared it. Seven junior girls served, and table centerpieces were arranged by Mrs. Betty Raab, the color theme being blue and white. The two hour banquet beganat six-thirty and continued to eight-thirty. lt was a semi-formal dinner during which the Class Will and Prophecy were read by Jane Daniels and Paul Davidson. Chairman for the banquet was Jackie Driscoll assisted by the co-chairman Bob Kisner. jwmzk, DK fm . 'Ni - - , ,rf x x if. 545' 1 'ST ... 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Athens Library Club English Prize to the senior with the highest average in English. The Ingersoll Rand Mathematics 'and Physics Prize of 525.00 and a certificate awarded to the senior having the highest average in these subjects. Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award in recognition of outstanding academic achievement and intellectual promise in the field of science. Athens-Sayre Branch of the American Association of University Women Foreign Language Prize for the highest average in two foreign languages - S10.00. The Evening Times Award for excellence in journalism - S20.00. The Teaogan Award: 310.00 to that person who has helped throughout the year by showing a sense of responsibility attention to detail, willingness to work, and unfailing courtesy. The Laurel Queen to represent Athens High School in Wellsboro. The Valley Players Dramatics Prize - 51000. .wwf Jackie Driscoll Janice Martin Newcomers Club of the Valley Sandra Jackson Memorial Award Award DAR Good Citizen Award Barbara Bean I Rosemary LaDue Scholarship Fund The Newcomers Club of the Valley Award to a student attending a school offering less than a baccalaureate degree who shows reat romise as a contributor to his chosen 8 P field. This is a 5100.00 award - half a gift and half a loan. Sandra Jackson Memorial Award for growth and achievement in Mathematics. DAR Good Citizen Award given by the Tioga Point Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The award is a certificate, pin and check for 55.00 to the senior girl selected by her classmates and based on dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism. The Rosemary LaDue Scholarship Fund set up by citizens of the community in honor of a girl who at the age of fifteen gave her life in the effort to save some companions from drowning. A scholarship grant toward college expenses. The Sayre - Athens Lions Club Award for citizenship, scholarship, and athletics. Student Council Award: An award of 525.00 to the senior bloy or girl who has done the most for advancement of his c ass. The Sayre Lodge of Bnai Brith Award of 55.00 to the student who, during his or her high school career has shown the greatest merit of Americanism, brotherhood, and kindred matters. Exenplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi: An annual award of 510:00 to a senior boy or girl who has attained outstanding achievement in art. Robert Kisner Student Council Award fm, arm Dora Magee Molly Clark The Sayre Lodge of Bnai Brith Exemplar Chapter of I asf. f f we as 3 Harold Pierce n The Sayre - Athens Lions Club Award Award Beta Sigma Phi Award John Wright, Debbie Romanie its ks N? 'Sit - Dawn Luchaco Marshall Van Scoten, Scholarship Award Gregg Shorthand Award Ralph Perry Dale Moore Memorial Award in Agriculture Jane Tuttle Athens BPW Club Commercial Award ,,,,,,,.. f. Memorial Trophy and Coaches The Marshall Van Scoten Scholarship is given in memory of a former Athens teacher who for 28 years taught vocational agriculture in Athens High School. Mr. Van Scoten was a life long resident of the boro of Athens and devoted his life to the improvement of agriculture and community life. This award is to be dual in nature with 525.00 being awarded to the senior boy who has excelled in agriculture and 1 or in industrial arts and 525.00 being awarded to the senior girl who has excelled in home economics. The Dale Moore Memorial Award in Agriculture given by Mr. and Mrs. U. T. Moore as a memorial to their son, Dale, who was killed in action in France. and to be awarded to the senior who has contributed most to the activities of the agriculture class and its program during his high school career. The Athens Business and Professional Women's Club Commercial Award of 525.00 Government Bond given to the outstanding girl graduate commercial student selected on the basis of her outstanding personality and her commercial grade through the year. Raymond J. Raupers Memorial Trophy and Coaches Award of 510.00 awarded to the most outstanding senior athlete, chosen by the coaches. James Satterfield Raymond J. Raupers, Joe Davidson Award President of Senior Class We 176 Kathy Coombs, Liz Corl Athenian Award Senior members Athenian Staff The Athenian Award: This award, not a journalism award, is given to the senior who has been most concerned with the welfare of the Athenian and most cognizant of the responsibilities of staff membership. Melvin Kulman Award: To the student qualifying highest in citizenship, average mark for senior year in mechanical drawing, intent to continue in this work. Sally Regn Award: 550.00 is given in memory of Sally Regn, class of 1958. by her family to a senior who will enter one of the pard-medical professions, exclusive of nursing, with a preference for one entering medical technology. Harold Lloyd Daugherty Memorial Award: To an honor student of the class of 1969- 5510.00 W Y l Richard Patterson Melvin Kulman Award Robert Traver l Debbie Romania Harold Lloyd Daugherty Beth Riker Sally Regn Award Memorial Award Elmira College Key .5 5 4. f 1 177 James Druffner Presidential Classroom Mike LaDue Bernard Hughes Memorial Music Award Lyle Wheeler Susquehanna Valley Science air The Presidential Classroom, and a week-long institute in government, in Washington, D. C. The Bernard Hughes Memorial Music Award of 51000, given by Mrs. and Mr. Thomas Hughes in memory of their son, Bernard, who lost his life at Pearl Harbor. Awarded to that member of the A.H.S. Band who has shown outstanding progress, unselfish service and devotion to the musical organization, and whose efforts are for the whole group. The American Federation of Musicians Protective Association Local 645 A.F. of M. Award given to the band student most qualified to become a professional. 510.00 Senior members Student Council. David Jackson A.F.M. Award Don Blauvelt President Student Council Dorcas Hawthorne. Kathy Senior Band Members Klif'Ik0 Wendie Price Loyal Order of Moose Band Bruce Robertson, Clayton Loushay Seniors who receive band letters and sweaters from the Band Booster Organization have to be members in good standing tor 4 years. Valley Chorus Awards for excellence in vocal music and contribution to the Chorus. The Loyal Order of Moose Band, formerly the Lehigh Valley Shops Music Award for unusual musical ability, conscientious support, and participation in musical program. Band Award to be given to the Senior boy and to the Senior girl who have given long outstanding service to the whole instru- mental program and whose par- ticipation in the music activities of the school has gone far beyond mere membership in the band itself. 510.00 A personal award, given by Mr. Swetland in recognition of a special service to the Band. The recipient does not necessarily have to play an instrument in the band, but he must have demonstrated outstanding loyalty to the organization. 510.00 Dawn Davis Valley Chorus Awa rd Paul Davidson, Marceil Murphy Band Award Swetland Award 8th Grade History Award f es 179 V i 11 3 182 A Local Hangout? 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