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

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CURWENSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS PAGE 15 DAUBS, MYRTLE Myrt Blessed are the small in stature. A merry lassie, to be sure, is our Myrtle She is hardly ever quiet la minute and her tongue keeps time with her activities. She always greets, You with a smile, and is never down hearted, not even on blue Mondays. But one of her greatest faults is skipping classes but how she does it is a miracle. ECKERT, OLIVE Abe Desire to know how and why,-cur- iously. , Olive is one of the best natured. girls at school, but is easily moved to tears. A mere suggestion of something Weepy will cause the tears to flow. She surely will need some one's broad shoulders to weep upon. We really do not expect her to be very long Wvith us, as most of her time is taken up by someone she thinks far mole important than us. I Wonder who? ? Z' - I HOCKMAN, ARTHUR H0ckie Bangl Crack! Tip! Bum! Bah! guiwensville, Curwensville, Rah, Rah, a . Arthur is a star athlete, and has been closely connected with this yea.r's ath- letics, of which he was a captain in our football team. We think Arthur will be- come a famous actor, but would not state it as a positive fact. , 1 l 2

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PAGE 14 CURWENSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BRUNETTI, LUCY Luv Blushing is the color of virtue. There are very few in our High School, who are not familiar with this black haired niaden with, the rosy cheeks, and happy smile, once seen never forgotten. Some people think she is very dignified and while she possesses a good amount of dirnity, it is quite overbalanced by her love for mischief. COOK, FRANCES Cookie She really likes to study, And does this in great measure Because it is a duty, And after that a treasure. A good soul fond of giving advice, which probably would be beneficial if heeded. She appears a favorite among the teachers, because of her well pre- pared lessons. Frances should be a good astronomer from her habit of doorstep observation. We wish her luck. CLARK, HELEN f'Tubie ' I can't just make my eyes behave. Slap! Bang! Knock! No it's not a cy- cloneg it's only Helen. This fair damsel was never known to do anything quiet in her life. The truth is she said so her- self. And talk! Why Helen can out talk the best of you. She is always happy: in fact, I think her motto is Eat, drink and 'be merry, and she carries it out faithfully. Here's to Helen,: A true friend, an earnest,student and a good all around girl.

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PAGE 16 CURWENSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS HILE, KATHRYN Kate Little girls should be seen-not heard. , Kathryn the book worm, she talks, al- though very slow, still always amounts to something. Many think her to be quiet but 'they change their opinions, when they see her dancing around. She is very fond of literature,and in -her cheerful manner says Lowell is her tav- orite author. KING, ELIZABETH Bis She sits tormenting every guest, Nor gives her tongue one moments rest. Elizabeth is an industrious girl, and spends her time profitably. She acts as secretary in our famous Colonel Irvin Literary Society. Her gireatest desire is to be King Arthurr's Companion. MOOSE, REUBEN ' Moses Silence is more eloquent than words. Reuben is one of the most prominent boys in the Senior Class. He is a Very aonscientious and energetic worker, and capably fills any duty he is elected to. He is exceedingly popular especially with the fair sex. Reuben likes the girls and they like him, so, who is to blame? He is one of our classmaftes of whom we are sure we will be proud and We extend to hm our best wishes for his success.