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

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Seniors JAMES HESS CHARLES WINK President Vice President CATHERINE JOHNSON MAE MATTHEWS Secretary Treasurer UW todaysi and qeA terdazp are James Hess, General: Football, wrestling, baseball, Echo Business Staff, Lettermen's Club, Stage Club. Charles Wink, Gen- eral: Football, Basketball, l.ettermen's Club, Chorus, Junior Class Play, Stage Club. Catherine Johnson, General: Echo Edi- torial Stalf, Press Club, Stage Club, F.H.A. Mae Matthews, Business Educa- tion: Chorus, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Press Club, Band, Librarian, Echo Editorial Staff. We are the first senior class to have com- pleted a full year of studies and activities in the new C. J. H. S. building. Although we had spent the last few weeks of the spring term here, the new classrooms and necessary changes in old procedures created a feeling of newness about even the most common activities. Soon, though, we were very much at home roaming the spa- cious corridors, and getting to classes on time. After the gay reunion with our classmates, we plunged into the busy schedule of electing officers, choosing class protects, and all the many other duties confronting seniors. The first big undertaking of the year was a magazine cam- paign in which the class ably displayed its sell- ing ability by greatly surpassing the goal set for this fund-raising project. As we look back upon our senior year, we will never forget our dramatic production, Turn Back the Clock, or April Showers, our class dance. Although the hepatitis epidemic threat- ened the success of the dance for a short time, April Showers proved to be as popular and as great a success as Turn Back the Clock. While we were preparing for the play and dance, posing for our senior pictures, and select- ing name cards and announcements, we were hardly cognizant that our high school life was so near its close, but when the time came for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom and commencement activities, we realized that soon we must make our own way in the world. Although we may feel sad at the thought of leaving school, we are eagerly looking forward to the life for which we have been earnestly pre- paring for the last twelve years.

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the hlochw with which we haildu Semors Allen Abrino Harry Bcmko Allen Abrino, General. Harry Banko, General. Dortha Bell, Business Education: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Librarian, Press Club. Lulubelle Berry, Business Education: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Press club. Dortha Bell Lulubelle Berry Paul Berry, Academic: Baseball, Football, Lette-rmen's Club. Carole Bloom, Aca- demic: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Press Club. Dixie Lee Bloom, Vocational Home Economics: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Future Home- makers of America, Librarian, Press Club. Paul Berry Carole Bloom Dixie Bloom I9