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

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Teaching under our regular teachers the second semester were Miss Mary Miller, Mr. Sam Condeluci, and Miss Ruth Rossey. These student teachers were all English moiors, We were happy to have Mr. Lee Shields, Mr. Robert Shu- maker, Miss Judy Snyder, and Mrs. Julia Linn with us the first semester. Mr, Shields was a math maior while the other three taught English. We are sorry the picture taken of them was not good. The student teachers were all from Clarion State College. In order to keep an up-to-date check on the physical condition of each student, each has a dental check-up in seventh grade by the school dentist and a physical examination by the school doctor in the eleventh grade. Periodic- ally the school nurses check on sight and hearing. As general ottice workers Miss Lois Spencer and Miss Carol Goodman were a pleasant addition to the oftice. They were always on hand to perform their duties willingly. Dr. W. C. Browne Dr. A. B. Crissey School Doctor School Dentist

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Faculty Mr. Lewis McNeal, Jr., B.A., Special Education. Mr. Alton L. Miller, M.Ed., Science, Biology. Mr. Robert Morgillo, M.Ed., Driver Education, History. Mrs. Louise K. Muir, Art. Mrs. Ernestine M. Naddeo, R.N., School Nurse. Mr. Robert Nastase, B.S., Physical Education. Mr. John Palmer, B.S., Health. Mr. James Pavlock, B.S., lndustrial Arts. Mrs. Eleanor Peters, B.S., English. Mr. James Rowles, B.S., Guidance, Home and School Visitor. Mr. Gerald Rupert, M.S., Music Education. Mr. Kenneth Sohmer, B. S., Mathematics. Mrs. Jane Stadtmiller, B.S., Business Education. Mrs. Twila Uzmack, B.S., Special Education. Mrs. Bernadette Vavreck, B.S., Home Economics. Mrs. Grace E. Wright, B.S., Business Education. Mr. Henry Zwien- er, B.S., lndustrial Arts. L. McNeal R. Morgillo E. Naddeo A. Miller L. Muir R. Nastase J. Palmer J. Pavlock E. Peters J. Rowles G Rupert K. Sohmer J. Stadtmiller T. Uzmack B. Vavreck G. Wright H Zwiener 'l2

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At the beginning of our life as seniors, pride at having reached the final step before receiving our coveted diplomas was mingled with the anxious desire to be on our own and the feeling of sorrow as we realized that in just nine short months we would all be going our separate ways. As these months went by, there were many activities to make our last year in C.J.H.S. a full and rewarding one. Our first task was the election of these class officers: President, William Howell, Vice-President, Franklin Hepfer, Secretary, Mary Lou Crittenden, and Treasurer, Janice Shaw. Next on the agenda was the annual magazine campaign to help finance the yearbook. Thornton Cleaver, Cloyde Barrett, and Vivian Hipps received prizes for their fine show of salesmanship in the campaign. Months passed by quickly. In no time at all we were buying and exchanging photos, selecting and ordering name cards and announce- ments, taking turns being measured for our caps and gowns, and finally receiving our diplomas. Twilight Time, the last dance we planned during our school years, provided an enioyable evening for us, and also began the sequence of year-end activities. Without a doubt the most outstanding evening was when we were the guests of the Junior Class. Senior farewell, class night, award day, and the many hours of practice for commencement all hold special places in our memories. These are the things that made the senior year so different from all others. Nothing can equal the feeling of pride and sorrow that swept through the minds of most seniors as we received our diplomas and took our places as alumni of Curwensville Joint High. 14