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

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Easy-going Mr. Robert Krayer is noted for his mild disposi- tion. A ine basketball player himself, he is very conscientious in his position of varsity basketball coach. Beautiful pieces of fu.niture are constructed in the woodworking shop where hi: students labor industriously. An interesting conversationalist, Mrs. Mildred Johnston is kept busy with her work in the classroom and her supervision of e'ernentary cafeterias. Many students Gnd her to be a good friend. Legs fly as Marylen Duttry, Vernie McCracken, Norma Neeper and Nancy McAnulty start a game of Chinese soccer by kicking the ball high in the air. FACULTY Cooking, sewing, and homemaking made easy in one hundred- eighty lessons, Our homemaking instructor, Mrs. Ellen Henry, does just that for her girls. Many benefit from her friendly advice about problems from dressmaking to redecorating a room. Mr. Thomas Allison, teacher of vocational agriculture, settles the question of Which came firstfthe chicken or the egg? His students get first-hand information from their many field trips. He is a helpful advisor to those boys with problems in their home proiects. Busy homemaking students Shirley Wink, Peggy Decker Shirley Decker, and Jackie Williams display their skill in fine needlework. After a busy day of harvesting, Ken Clap- l, 2, 3, 4-counting for push-ups may be easy, but actually doing saddle, Glen Krebs and Jim Hullihen show us them is o skill, as proved by Leonard Fulmer, Bob Yeager and Jim the fruits of their labors. Zwolski.

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