Athens High School - Arena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Sara Jane Skinner and Linda Kappes, two of the members of the French For- eign Legion guarding the fort. An International Touch: Language Students Communicate Students from all the language clubs got together to perform skits for each other and any spectators at Interna- tional Day. Spectators gathered in the chorus room and after the entertain- ment each club served refreshments characteristic of the country repre- sented . Right: Howard Clearfield, Justin Klimko, Hilary Keys. Liz Seibert and Jenny Samaan protect the fort in Hastitch in Time Saves Nine.” Bottom Left: Mike Brunk and Richard Stevens act out a typical day in German class. Bottom Right: A feast of foreign food awaited everyone after the perform- ance .

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 SOLD . . . To the Highest Bidder!” A public auction brought many spec- tators to the gym lobby when Key Club sponsored AHS’ first slave sale in five years. Students and faculty members were sold to the highest bidders for a work span of three mods. Since Key Club is affiliated with Kiwanians, Steve Eddy lent a helping and acted as auctioneer. Auctioneer. Steve Eddy of Kiwanis raises the bids. Digging deep. Steve Gier trying to scrape enough money together to pay for Kathy Falkcnstien. Diane Marsh bought and paid for by rich guy Eddie Davis. 22

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Justin Klimko and Beth Henderson light the eternal torch of knowledge. Tapping Ceremony Brings in New Members 21 new members were inducted into National Honor Soci- ety this year. The guest speaker for the ceremony was John L. Gaddis, Professor of History at Ohio University. The stu- dent speakers were Howard Clearfield, Justin Klimko, Sarah Jane Skinner, and David Wilhelm. 24 Professor John L. Gaddis warns new members not to slack off.