Athens High School - Aquila Yearbook (Athens, AL)

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Q E sc IT vhs ? p QflllfiigifIa3,ZZ5SiAS1eWSpg'1EEfXEBQIi5f'Qli'5iiQ12SQQi iiiii M' M f mi i Ffidlffseptefgbei- 14, vor, 25-No, 1 i a F 'd ttreen , De aiur C as fl, av pppp uoenii look i Good Y ar ie school year of 1962 11 ted and everything is i spirits. tthens Eagiesi' have a gre. it about our approaehit hall :geasorz 'wfllCi1 cant I thing hut 0. winner. Oi les will sport some of tl pest new uniforms evc i the great spirit everyoi aihrsui iortbaii season , our team will try it's be .rad un on to ifictory. ie eEzcerlc:uiei's liuve rea 1 Hjumpingu this year. The new stand on their head the splits, and turn cat Tiiegx want everyone 4' -roud or them. To prove yoi e just yell your very loude -ie ruining games. ajorettes will be steppiry A , J ng , i in their new uniforrr ,,e, , ,iQT.'Q, 4 3 newest routine is called! iSil'il.i.PL'f.U igifflfll of 13 'ifxytl PM 's inagorcites will be pt fx 4 ..--.' ,Q ring. The alternates are JL H , Y 5 V 'Q V Q H loiiges .141 iieelgy CUW'3.1't.x.6NsYL Q ,.,iv.,-Z'iAis5Qw rf1 if IO --.opigg:i,acres are really u7l py to be in the high school ding and are looking for- to a year. Miss Ross her pencil have them a X'i7Lbl1i'iEfti liluilgll. BY REBECCA MCFEE ur ltr-gi Club promises to be Blunmg? Sixtcen pages at of the loudest yet. The re- Once? 'ernents tor membership are l liiiigs. 'ie hand also has new uni- if V: s. ve :pope they are as pret- inusic they play. le reariy have a lot to be let's do our best to Le this year the best! is the id so ity Schools iiroii 2,267 ihens' f'our schools rejiorted a l enrollment of 2,261 stud- s for the term which be- i uesda y. 1-hool Superintendent Julian vinfin's etfice said that 1,027 dren wete in the elementary 1 nel, fi!-i iii the junior hlgl. aol and 3'ZS in the senior high isol. nrollnient in the negro Mil- elcntentsary sch-'zol was 342. his an increase of about Qicudeiyis over opening day en- No they aren't crazy. They're just on the annual staff. From morning till night they may be seen struggling over their dumrny -- annual dummy that The rumors are flying -the red haired editor has ac- quired a few gray hairs? One member, so sunburned, was mis- taken for an Indian? Don't despair A.H.S., a few CContinued on .Page 45 JI IVSW JTUCIGHTS Athens High School opened its doors Friday, Aug. 31, to a stu- dent body after a whole sum- mer of fun and activities. Carefree freshmen leave their three years in junior high school behind them to start their new year in the tenth grade as sophoniores. Athens High is growing as the years go by. This year we are happy to welcome 31 new stu- dents. They are: Martha Huber, Piney Chapelg Nancy Long, Piney Chapelg Peggy Pressnell, Piney Chapelg Kent Of'Ran, Pin- ey Chapelg Judy Acuff, Bible tdontinued on Page Zi Where's Your School Spirit? When the Athens Golden Eagles take the field Friday night. they will have only one objective becit the Decatur Red Raiders. The .Eagles have been practicing hard in order to be ready for the Raiders. but they will need some support. This support can and should be furnished by the student body. The student body has an obligation to the Eagles. For they will be fighting for Athens High School against one oi the biggest schools in the stcxte. The band, cheerleaders and the players will do their part. Will the rest of the student body do theirs? Let the people in Deccxtur kncsvv we ore there and suppzrting the Athens Golden Eagles oil the way. Let ihem know we are proud c 5-f.g1f swim 3 vvavmiu ux.. vvULLA1 AL YYALKZLA LLLC LAC-J oi victory came. Coach Carl Garrison has been working with the linemen while Coach Bobby Wood has been working with the backfield, each coach trying to bring his group to the peak of physical perfection before the first game of the season with their age-old rivals from Decatur. Head Coach Buddy May has been working hard to mold everyone into a part of a perfectly functioning team. On Friday, August 31, the Eagles held their first night scrimmage under the lights. They began by doing their usual exercises and a few drills to get loosened up. Then the coaches divided them into an offensive and a defensive team and then the boys went at it. When asked what he thought of the scrimmage, Coach May said, Hliverybefly showed a lot of de- :fire and the spirit was good. I think we have a good chance of having a successful season this year. A crowd of friends, relatives and interested citizens gathered in the stands to see if they sould get an idea of how the team if-nm n-nh-in -fn An +1-hs f.,...,-A..

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s -er ' v ' -- --1-if ,ar -v-v-q. Student Council The purpose of the Athens High School Student Council is to promote a more democratic way ot life in our school. The Student Coun- cil works with and for the students. s tp: NYJ- '35, lu 'dk ,.., 3.1 Officers: President-Susan Wagler, Vice-President-Jimmy Newby, Secretary-Gene Chambers, Treasurer-Robert Peete, Parliamentarian-Barry Pope nk rx A l ri gp Senior Representatives: Mary Ada Thackston, Nancy Stee Mariella Dearman, Alice Beattie, Carolyn Hardison S K 1 Q. ,EW le, Lincla Miller, 2 1 1 swag 5? Junior Representatives: Kae Cooper, Louis Pierce, Larry Beasley, Charlie White, Joann Flynn, Bruce Sherrill, Mary Jo Scott, Barbara Gore K? Sophomore Representatives: TOP ROW-Nancy Smith, Ted Davis, Susan Rawls, Julia Holmes, Sponsor-Mr.CIan10n Melvin Sexton, SECOND ROW-Carolyn Campbell, Karen Whitt, Jimmy Dobbs, Sally Dearman, 84 Nancy Shannon

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