Athens High School - Athenian Yearbook (Athens, TX)

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Ernest Warren gets a few helpful hints from his mother, Mrs. Agatha Warren, during drama class. Stephen Smith gets reprimanded in Topic English || class by his teacher and mother Mrs. Trevanion Smith. Junior Danna Watkins borrows a pen from her mother, Ms. Sue Watkins, VOE Coop teacher. Donna's brother, Scott, also attended AHS. STUDENT LIFE 29

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Phyllis Burkhalter stops her dad, Mr. Phillip Burkhalter, in the hall to ask for money. This was one advantage of having a parent handy. Family Ties Seen on Campus Whether many noticed it or not, at least eight stu- dents on campus this year had a parent on the fac- ulty. All of us Know what it’s like just having a teacher as a teacher, but not many of us have experienced the situation of having our mother or father present every day at school. According to most of those involved, there are advantages and disadvantages. For example, Mrs. Agatha Warren, who has been ‘‘at school”’ with all five of her children and had four of them in class, says, ‘‘l’ve had a lot of unsolicited advice, some of it surprisingly good.’’ Another view is that of Stephen Smith, ‘‘l just pretend | don't know her.” Lisa Harville gets a big hug from her mother Mrs. Kathryn Har- ville after graduation. (Note: we are still wondering, what hap- pened to this picture.) 28 STUDENT LIFE

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Whitney Smith is not really sure he is the winner of the Drafting III award. Exceptional Work Rewarded at Assembly Mr. John Glover once again led the annual awards assembly which acknowledges exceptional work by students. Over 100 plaques and certificates were given to students who excelled in academic departments, vocational contests, athletics and extracurricular activities. Mr. John Glover smiles happily as he hands out yet another award. Wade Mcintyre receives a School Board award for his saxophone quartet's 1st Division from School Board President Kenneth McGee. 30 STUDENT LIFE