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

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20 THE ECHO SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September I0, l923 seventy-one little green Freshies entered the Curwensville High School. As we were the largest class in High School, we soon attracted quite a bit of attention from the upper classmen. We held a class meet- ing and after a little more than the usual confusion we succeeded in electing the following officers and colors. President.. , ,,,,,s,e,,,ee, ,es,e,, . . ,ss,,,, ., ,,,ee,,,,es,,e,,,,,,, Max Smith Vice President ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,s R osemary Gallagher Secretary ,,,, ,,,s,,,.,,,,,,,,,, , ,, . ,s,.,ses.,s,eee,,e,,, Olga Errigo Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,Y,,,s,,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,.,,ss,,,.ss, Gilbert Woodside Colors-Blue and Gold One year later we again entered the High School, this time as Sophomores. We were very sorry to find that there were only fifty members left, but we still kept on with the ambition of obtaining our places as Juniors. During this year our officers were: President ,,,.,e,,,,.,...... ,,,,,,, ee,,,, A l bert Conley Vice President ,ee,,,,, e,eeee. G ilbert Woodside Secretary ..,,...,..,,,.. ,,,e,..,,. N ora Johnson Treasurer ee,e,,,,,e eeeee,,,,eee,e,,e,ee,, e,e,eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee,.,,,e... O l ga Errigo Again the portals of the C. H. S. opened. This time we took the ever waiting seats of the Jolly Juniors, and we certainly lived up to our name. We found upon taking our places that ten of our classmated had decided to complete their course in three years. They were: Minnie Ardary, Albert Conley, Elmo Erhard, Park Erhard, Katherine Errigo, Rosemary Gallagher, Nora johnson, Henry Kirk, Alma Luzier, and Josephine Morgillo. We held a class-meeting and de- cided on our rings. We also elected the following officers. President ..............,..........,.. . ..................... Mary Bowman Vice President ,..,,,,, ,.,,,, , , .,.. James Ammerman Secretary .,.,,, ..,,, . . ,.,...,...... Verna Conley Treasurer ...,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , , , , . , ,..,..., .... O lga Errigo During this year we entertained the Seniors at a banquet and dance. Our Junior year quickly passed and when we again entered the C. H. S. we took our places as DigniHed Seniors . Seven juniors came to join our little band of thirty-five Seniors. They were: Pearl Brown, Ruth lVlcKendrick, Ed- ward Harmic, Thelma Kendall, Sara Louise Rhodes, Eleanor Porter, and jean Pifer. At our first class meeting we selected the following motto: H Keep Climb- ing . We also elected the following officers: President .,,...,.....................,......,................ James Ammerman Vice President... .......... .Burton Bloom Secretary .,,.,,,,,..,., ,,,..,........ O lga Errigo Treasurer ,,.,,,,................... . .... . .................... Ruth Haines Our class play, stunt night, and other entertainments will be held later in in the year. These are the historical facts of our class. Although some of us may forget some of the facts none of us will ever forget the pleasant memories of past associ- ation. May each one of the class of '27 succeed in anything that he or she may un- dertake to do in the great unknown future which lies just ahead. Mary E. Bowman