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

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22 THE ECHO SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY My goodness, my dear professor, we are unable to distinguish another proph- ecy at present. A most foreboding inky cloud has obstructed our view. What shall we do? We will have to have a consultation. Please allow us a few seconds in which to concentrate ................... Ah! Once again our fortune-telling -proceeds. We are still unable to deter- mine what the cause of our momentary depression was, but it has now passed. Imagine our surprise at finding Mae Louise Murray working in a J. C. Penny Store. Esther Norris, one of the quiet girls in our class, is the hostess for one of New York's most fashionable night-clubs. Our hard-working Donald Owens is managing an American Grocery Store in the metropolis of Curwensville. Before our sight drifts Dewey Passarelli. He is making good as a football coach at Yale. This looks like a miracle. Albert Richards is the Proprietor of Richards' Penmanship School. Helen Richards certainly gave us a jolt too. She is doing the latest kicks and swings on Broadway. Clyde Sarvey is still strumming away on his guitar Underneath Hawaiian Skies. And here comes Stella Sassman putting on the Ritz as she struts down Fifth Avenue, New York. This didn't surprise us because we knew Lula Stewart would make good. Lula is the head nurse at the St. james Infirmary. Ralph Taylor, we see, has succeeded his father in the restaurant business. Our next glance displays Bernard Vesoloski selling tickets for the Pasadena Rose Tournament. Beulah Way is very contented and happily settled out on one of Clearfield County's prosperous farms. We see Bob Elliot, the executioner at Rockview, giving up his job to joe Vano, our once famous quarterback. We, the undersigned, do solemnly swear that the above statements are as definite and true as our jaded imaginations will permit. John Mc Naitl-Manager of the Ancient and Honorable Clothing House of Solomon Levi, New York City. John Jllaloni-Head Instructor of the new course Whispering , recently introduced in the University of Pittsburgh. Bill Gates-Bond salesman for Seekem and Sellem, Brokers, Chicago.

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THE ECHO 21 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Sara Bunnell is the pride of the Curwensville rural district having won the Blue Ribbon with her full-blooded Holstein. We anticipated this oneg our dear friend, Cut Coolbroth, is the head of a chain of f'Let Me Make You Beautiful shops. Specializing in hair-curling. LeRoy Daugherty is filling the boots of his father-in-law as superintendent of the North American Refractories Company. VVe expected as much. Latest reports from VVashington inform us VVayne Durandetti is now Speaker of the Senate. VVould it surprise you to know that Jennie Errigo is teaching dietetics at the Margaret Morrison School for girls? Here comes the big noise! Bob Errigo now announcing from station B.U.N.K. Brothern and sistern, 'fRev. Holt preaches much which means little. The topic for next Sunday is How to Abolish Pleasure Riding on Sunday. We have just learned that Grace Howells is operating a bus line to Olanta. We are happy to see Grace Jordan situated as cashier in one of Foreman's Restaurants. A cablegram has arrived saying Louise Kelly is now being called Ma Cherie daily by her French correspondent of 1931. We find Mary Louise Kephart touring the world delivering lectures on modern cooking. And now before our vision comes Eleanor Marafine acting as double for Fifi D'Orsay in the movies. ' Kathleen McLaughlin has won fame as the originator of the now famous Twenty-first Amendment for the prohibition of chewing gum. Toots Michael is now directing home talents for the john B. Rogers Co., llher ambition in 1931.11 Oh boy! What a surprise! john Middleton is managing the Notre Dame football team. Now we see Big Chief Miele in the far west as leader of a reservation tribe. Alvin Milligan is very busily engaged in VVashington debating the negative of the 18th Amendment. Here in the grade schools we have Margaret Moore giving some of her knowl- edge to the younger generation.

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THE ECHO 23 1 March 2 ii 3 :A 4 AA 5 is 6 ll 7 ii 8 tl 9 ii 10 H 11 12 13 14 15 H 16 'A 17 U 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 U 25 u 26 27 H 29 H 30 April 31 32 33 34 35 36 A' 37 U 38 39 40 41 42 A' 43 -14 H SENIOR ORATIONS Way, Beulah Errigo, Jennie Appleton, Wava Bunnell, Sara Abrino, Elma Ammerman, Clair Bailey, Clifford Bellumori, Theo. Bloom, Evelyn Borger, Kenneth Boyce, Jean Coolbroth, Chas. Daugherty, LeRoy Durandetta, Wayne Errigo, Robert Gates, William Howells, Grace Jordan, Grace Kelly, Louise Kephart, Mary L. Maloni, john Marafine, Eleanor McLaughlin, Kathleen McNaul, john Michael, Mary Middleton, john Moore, Margaret Murray, Mae Norris, Esther Owens, Donald Passarelli, Dewey Richards, Albert Richards, Helen Sarvey, Clyde Sassman, Stella Stewart, Lula Taylor, Ralph V esoloski, Bernard Anderson, Elizabeth Borger, Lida Holt, Edgar Milligan, Alvin Vano, Joseph The journey to Success A Good Name Home Be Yourself The Importance of a Good Personality Aviation, Past and Present The Power Furnished by Niagara Falls The Development of Various Modes of Travel Peace Important Developments in Aviation From the 13th to 20th Centuries. A Quitter The Value of An Education The Development of the Automobile The Importance of the Dairy Farm A Historical Sketch of Aviation Character Education Does Education Pay? What the Study of English Means to Me Optimism The Greatest Obstacle to Success A Pleasing Personality Possibilities in Spare Moments Sports and Sportsmanship Essential to School Life The Melody of Life Obscure Heroes Valuable Power I Life is What We Make It A Goal in Life Crime, Its Punishment and Prevention World Peace Persistence Be Individual Are Labor-saving Devices Helpful? Our Future Lives The Purpose of an Education Fords With Balloon Tires What a Smile Can Do On Time Building Our Ladders Work Changing Opinions Concerning Athletics Sportsmanship