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

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'88 1st: S. Wellman, D. Dodge, C. Cooper, L. Logrando, C. Kuykendall, L. Bostwick, L. Shantillo, T. Kepner 2nd: T. Hannon, A. Ellis, L. Weed. V. Harbst, K. Fraley, S. Riley, M. Rogers 3rd: E. Knolles, P. Reddy, R. Edwards, D. Lantz, D. Pond, J. Lantz, D. Harvey 4th: M. Howard, M. Payne, D. Redman, T. Backman, H. Merritt, M. Orshaw, N. Hubish 5th: S. Carman, M. Bydairk, G. Forbes, M. Adams, J. Martin, R. Bell, W. Fessenden, 6th: S. Green, A. Jolley, M. Vi-selli, S. Hughes, B. Morrow, D. Wakely, J. Root, 7th: K. Haggerty, D. Pruyne, C. Hugo, R. Gentile, K. Burnett, J. Champion, J. Greenfield 25

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1 CMSS OF} 1st: C. Ellis, C. Warner, B. Thompson, R. Murphy 2nd: T. Miller, T. Ferguson, C. York, K. Haggerty, D. Carey, J. Stir-rat 3rd: L. Uhl, V. Rose, B. Newman, D. Campbell, J. Johnson, S. Pietro 4th: P. Morse, C. Trollman, L. Myers, C. York, J. Vanderpool, A. Docktor, K. Smith 5th: S. Benson, D. Tweedt, A. Markle, K. Kriner, P. Hill, L. Miller, R. Benson 6th: K. Foote, E. Northrup, R. Farr, W. Park, M. Murphy, T, Carvajal, M. Harris 7th: M. Ross, S. Bennett, R. Rae, C. Talada, H. Benson, D. Tuttle, J. Secrist. 24

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f?eMeMbeii Sa W? The gang is all here Remember the good old days of Harlan Rowe Middle School? Sixth grade was a year of transition for us. We felt so grown up finally reaching the Middle School. This was the grade we had to get used to many new things. There were the YAD sports, the start of real athletics, and our first year of Home Ec and Shop. The highlight of the year was the trip to Camp Brule; three days of roughing it without mommy and daddy. For our class, it was three days of rain. On our last day of sixth grade we had our first Middle School field day. Seventh grade was the big year because we became teenagers. Remember all the nights of roller skating and all the dances we went to? How about the first dissections in Mr. Thompson's and Mr. Gabriel's biology classes? Eighth grade was our year of anticipation. We couldn’t wait to go to the High School. Some of us participated in The Three Little Pigs”, our eighth grade play. Then there was the day we all dreaded — saying the preamble on video for Mr. Wooster’s social studies class. We also had our eighth grade dance. This was the ending to our Middle School years and a way to celebrate our moving on to AHS. Looking back at those three years we see how we really started as a class. As we say goodbye to each other as classmates, we look back and remember our good times. Sa S itad. it (M — eDm tRen