Curwensville Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Curwensville, PA)

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PAGE 18 CURWENSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SAWTELLE, EDITH Edie A rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun. Edith's favorite study, as she will cer- tainly tell you is chemistry. This state- ment is based upon her remarks during laboratory work. But why does she like to go to Clearfield so much is something like a. Chinese puzzle to anyone who shouldn't know why. ftrapsj. SHIRK, MARY Marie She smiles the whole year round. She is 'a jolly girl always ready for a good time, especially when something to eat is mentioned: Mary's favorite oc- cupations are dancing and- day dreaming. You always hear her saying. There goes the bell and Pm not readyg I'1l be late for class. SNYDER, CORA Corma A quiet lass, there are bfut few who know the treasure hid in you. Cora is a very 'enthusiastic student. It is her only aim to be a country school teacher. She says she'll teach till she is able to draw a pension, and after that she thinks she will deserve a retired: life. But judging from reports and appearances, the opposite sex receives some attention, and we doubt whether all will turn out as she has prophesied.

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CURWENSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS PAGE 17 McDOWELL, BYRON Chippie Argument is the surest weapon of Defense. Behold our Class President! Anyone would guess this because he is a worker. He is seemingly very quiet but back of this is the real Byron who is always there fo ' his share of fun. Who ever saw him out of humor or with one of the fair sex ? Vis many friends rredict a successful PEARL MUMMA Jimmy,' Jewel in name, jewel in nature. Here is an uncommon girl. She knows when to talk and when to hold her tongue. Pearl is no-ted for her cheerful smile, which is evidence,-no 'matter .what happens. vareer for him. Continue as youyhave begun, Byron and success is yours. f . . MURRAY, MARJORIE Margie Wlhat should I say about myself. I am what I am that's what I am, and I've done what I've done th-at's what I've done, and Pm going to be what I'm go- ing to be, that's what I'm going to be. To thine ownself be true and it must follow, las thenigwht the day, thou cans't not then be false to any man Good Wishes to my dear Classmates.

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CURWENSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS PAGE 19 SNYDER, WILLIAM Bill Still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all he knew. A young man, noted for his boister- iousnessand much talkingg wireless is a subject, he discusses both when asleep and awake. His -chief desire is to be a second Caruso. TAYLOR, LILLIAN Virginia Strongest minds are often those which the Wocrld heard least. This fnail little Miss is just what her picture Would lead you to imagine. She is most thoughtful and worried at most times. One thing she likes to do best, is to attend the movies in which 'some' day she hopes to be an a-ctress, and likes to get some information regarding them before she gets initiated. VAUGHN, LOIS f Skinny The more she eats the skinnier she gets. This is our Lois, who is always so studious, and whose noted chairacteris- tic is her determination. One of the first among her 'accomplishments is her ability in playing basketball. She can always be 'seen towering above the rest, and is distinguished by her quick f?J move- ments. X A