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

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L'E.Cl-IO 23 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY HE ln September of the year l924, the Class of '28 entered the Curwensville High School as Freshmen. We soon adapted ourselves to the principles of this school and settled clown for an enjoyable year of work and play. At our first Class meeting we succeeded in electing the following officers: President... ,.Y,V,, ,,.,,..,,, ..,.....,,............,........,..........,, E d gar Benson Vice-President .......,. ,.,.,., C harles Schlappi Secretary .... .........,.......,........,.,.,...,..., .....,.....,,...........,, R u th Bloom Treasurer ..,....,.......,.,...,.....,................................................ jean Pifer We also chose Green and White for our Class Colors and White Roses for our Class Flowers. Une year later we entered the High School as Sophomores. This year our officers were: President ,,....,.....w.... ....r..... K athryn Smith Vice-President ..... ,..,.r..,,..r,, jean Pifer Secretary .,.,.,...,............... ......,........... ............,..,.. S a lly Plummer Treasurer ,..,,,.....,.,.......,.....uVeuuu, u,.u,......u.....,,,,....,... E dythe Farewell In September of l927 we again entered the High School and took the seats of the juniors. Our officers were: President ,,,,,r,. ,,r,VVV.,.,,,. ,..r .,r..,...,.. E. d g ar Benson Vice-President ,r,r,,.,, ..,....,,. K athryn Smith Secretary ....,.,....,,..., ,..,,.. ....... ....,...... E. d y the Farewell Treasurer ,...VV......rr...VV.,,,.,,..,,,, ..,..A..,.,...r...,..,.,,..,..,,.... A rthur Wall During this year we chose our Class rings, and also entertained the Seniors at a banquet and dance. On March 24, we had our Junior Class Play, titled, Adam and Eva which was a great success. As we entered the C. H. S. as Dignified Seniors we were joined by three members from the Junior Class. They were Honora MacDonald, Nancy Grande and Angeline Sheldon. At our first class meeting, we chose the motto BZ and the following ofhcers were elected: President ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,.,..,,..,,,.,,.,. ...,.....,.................... E d gar Benson Vice-President ......... ....... .......... K a thryn Smith Secretary ............................,.,........ ...,.................. T helma Kephart Treasurer .....,.,.,.,............................................,............... Arthur Wall Our class play, stunt night, dance and other entertainments will be held later in the year. These are the historical facts of our class. Although some of us may forget some of the facts, all of us will not forget all of the pleasant memories and past associations which we have enjoyed. May each one of the class of '28 succeed in anything that he or she may undertake which iles just beyond. Erma Askey Elsie Way

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L'ECHO SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION President .....I..,....,.. Vice-President ...,..,... Secretary w............. Treasurer ....... .,....-...Edgar Benson ........Kathryn Smith .........Thelma Kephart ,........-Arthur Wall Class Colors-Green and White. Class Flowers-White Rose. Class Motto-BZ. Askey, Erma Elizabeth Benson, Alonzo Edgar Bloom, NeVada Ruth Bloom, Orville Devier Bulkley, Mary Melvina Bowers, Morris Richard Farwell, Edythe Lucille Feola, Robert Orazio Garrison, Marian Abigail Gourley, Ruth Frances Grande, Nancy jane Guelker, I-Ielen Mildred I-Iaines, john Daniel Kephart, Thelma Louise Kephart, Catherine jane Kephart, Florence Belle Kujawa, Norman Andrew MacDonald, I-Ionora ,lane McLaughlin, Mary Virginia Murray, Miriam Lenore O'Dell, Alice Ruby Plumer, Sally Conner Sheldon, Mary Angeline Sheldon, John Victor Shields, Marie Loretta Smith, Kathryn Elizabeth Wall, Arthur Russell Way, Elsie Ruth Wise, james Mearl Young, Theodore Lawrence Whitaker, Frederick Merrill Williams, Lenore Blanche

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24 L'ECHO SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY SH I june 8, I933. We sat by the dying embers of our campfires, and our thoughts wandered back to our dear old High School days. For five years we had travelled on the continent, and during that time, we had not had one word from anyone of the class of '28. And now that our long vacation was about to end, we discussed having a reunion of our Senior class. After a restless night, we rose early, broke camp and started back the long trail to civilization. Two weeks later, we resumed our old jobs as interior decorators. After much planning for the reception of our class-mates, at last the great moment had arrived. The first guest was Ruth Bloom, and indeed, she was a true Sherlock, Ruth informed us that Morris Bowers had been taken into custody for peddling vegetables at the unearthly hour of five o'clock. We dispatched a servant with money enough to bail him out and he soon arrived with bells on. The second guest was none other than Orville Bloom, dressed in sport togs. Bloomie plays professional football and basket ball. And now the guests began to arrive in groups. Among the most important of these I see Fred Whitaker, who is a science teacher. His favorite subject is the Echo, As a Latin teacher, Florence Kephart is quite a success. But why not? Florence studied Latin I for four years. The second group to arrive, occupied one corner of the room, conspicious for noise, crying children and quarrelling husbands and wives. Ruth Courley among these, is the wife of a druggist and resides in Clearfield. Kathryn Smith and Thelma Kephart were members of this group and sat rather neglected while jim and Chet danced attendance upon two famed hash slingersn Lenore Williams and Miriam Murray. Si Young came dressed in a black and white checked suit and red tie and we also see that Si has adopted spats and diamond stick pins. Si said he was quite a successful bootlegger. And he has a girl too! He also informed us that Arthur Wall and Beaner Benson are his biggest customers. Rub says Si charges outrageous prices for his medicine Beaner is a bouncer in a large American Cafe and in this way he keeps fit. Beaner told us that Art was a gigolo in the same cafe and got paid for dancing with all the wallfiowers. John I-Iaines has never made much success on the stage, due to frequent attacks of flu just before a big performance, probably caused by cold feet. Mearle Wise is a very successful comedian, under contract to the same company as John. Mearle, in his spare time is teaching Robert Feola to be a jockey. Robert rode the greyhounds in England for a while, but gave it up as a bad job, when he only won two races out of twenty-five in four years. Guess Robert was to heavy for Spareribs. John Sheldon, Robert informed us, was known as a great pessimist among his friends. He was living with his sister, Angeline, and her husband, a million- alre.