Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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ATHENA 73 ATHENA 73 ATHE Putting together a yearbook is not an easy job, especially when you are only given six months to do so. The staff of Athena 73 has always been plagued with catch up . Fall quarter was spent debating on whether there should be an Athena, due to the lack of interest. Finally, in January, we were on our way. The staff and other concerned individuals have worked hard, not only physically, but mentally to re-build the Athena. I have made every attempt to provide a true yearbook for the students of Ohio University. This book is not perfect, far from it, but it is an Athena that is making an attempt to represent Ohio University, its activities, and its students. I would like to urge you now to come by the yearbook office and offer your comments on improving next year ' s book and also to offer your services in putting that book together. Numerous individuals have given me the encouragement I ' ve needed. First, words can not express my gratitude to the staff of Athena ' 73. 1 believe if you figured everyone ' s salary in hourly terms, you would find that no one makes more than ' i-cent per hour. Many individuals have done hours of work for nothing. Joe Berman, Chuck Scott, Herschel McNabb, Bill Click, and Gib Peters were always around when any of us needed advice or just wanted to release frustrations. Wes Mirick, our Paragon representative, became not only an admired consultant, but a good friend. Lastly I want to thank my friends and family, who put up with listening to all the ups and downs of the Athena for so many months. Athena ' 73 has often been referred to as a dinosaur . In closing, I want to make one point clear; this is one brontosaurus that is still kicking. Michael McGraw Editor