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

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26 THEECHO SENIOR CLASS WILL Four score less thirty-three years ago our forefathers erected upon this spot a new school, conceived in learning and dedicated to the proposition that all the Students of Curwensville should have a new High School education. For twelve years we have been engaged in that war, testing whether this class or any other class so understood and so intelligent can long endure. We are now finishing that war. We have come to read the last will of our passing class that has fought so that the underclasses might progress. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. But in a money sense we cannot estimate the grounds we have won. The brave fighters, both coming and gone, have passed it above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what we have done here. It is for us, the class of '31, to bequeath to the class of '32 that which will aid them to accomplish the great task which remains before them, that from we honored graduates they may receive increased power, that we here highly resolve that those passed before us have not struggled in vain, and that this school from the Board shall receive a new building, and that the other classes will have a new-birth of freedom. Whereby we, the Seniors of C. H. S., in perfect health and fond memory, make and ordain our last will and testament so that our Alma Mater may be better able to send forth good citizens. To the Board, our assistance as Alumni to better the schools of Curwensville. To our Principal, Mr. Robison, we extend our thanks for the willing-help given to us. To Mr. Foreman, patience and courage with which to meet future dignified seniors. To Mr. McKnight, a football squad to equal that of 1931. To Mr. Kratzer, Alvin Milligan's razor to keep his mustache shaved off. lIYou look much younger without it, Mr. Kratzerll. To Miss Leib, anything that will liven up the dead language. To Miss Coffman, an automatic typewriter eraser. To Mrs. Dyer, all bright Algebra students. To Miss Schrecongost, some sugar-coated pills to give seniors to encourage them to study their readings in the back of their English books. The following students bequeath: To Louise Rougeux, Wava Appleton's red hair. To jack Gosline, Clifford Bailey's knowledge of How to Make Love. To Beulah Christian, Evelyn Bloom's art of blushing. ,5LTo Henry Mayersky, Kenneth Borger's sheikish hair. To Maxine O'Laughlin, Sara Bunnell's extra credits. To Helen Fox, Jean Boyce's book entitled How to Become a Basketball Manager. To Bill Morrison, Charles Coolbroth's place as Prize Fighter . To Marie Bonsall, Jennie Errigo's book entitled How to Plan Parties. To Dick Daugherty, Bill Gate's bluff . To -lane Ewing, Louise Kelly's book entitled 'fHow to Behave. To Nan Haley, Mary Louise Kephart's Winsome smile.

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THE ECHO 27 SENIOR CLASS WILL To Edna Holt, Eleanor Marafine's permanent wave. To Josephine Birescky, Kay McLaughlin's curly hair. To Charles Borger, john McNaul's position as President, and we hope he will carry on his work as well as john. To Cooter Blair, Mary Katherine Michael's fairy-like ways. To Bob Robison, john Middleton's box of nerve pills to be taken after a football game. To Harold Errigo, Elmer Miele's place as business manager. To Betty Bloom, Mae Louise Murray's vocal talent. To Nathan Farwell, Dewey Passarelli's L'Dukedom . To Lewis Cassidy, Albert Richard's skill in passing notes. To Glenn VVilliams, Helen Richard's book entitled How to Flirt. To james Kelly, Clyde Sarvey's musical talent. To Lee Rowles, Ralph Taylor's popularity with the opposite sex. To Nile Bartell, Bernard Vesoloski's process of working Commercial Arith- metic. To Sally Bloom, Beulah Way's 'lboots to be used for unfavorable weather conditions. To Evelyn Edmiston, Louise Anderson's skill in drawing. To Bill McNaul, Edgar Holt's rules on How to Become a Star Athlete. To Ed. Harley, joe Vano's place as captain. Grace jordan, Alma Abrino, and Esther Norris leave only their vain regrets that they cannot come back next year. Clair Ammerman, Theodore Bellumori, and Robert Errigo declare they are lucky to get out at all so decline to leave anything to anybody. To Francis Abrino, LeRoy Daugherty wills his ability to write poetry. Grace Howells and Stella Sassman bequeath their old worn out shoes with bells on to anyone who travels the State Road from here to Clearfield after they miss the bus. Margaret Moore and Lida Borger leave nothing but stage fright to the Juniors. Lula Stewart leaves to the school a lasting memory of her placid friendliness. Donald Owens, john Maloni and Wayne Durandetta bequeath to any of the Juniors their remarkable conduct marks. To all under-graduates, all pencil stubs, tablets and notebooks that may help them in their advancement. Whereas we, the seniors of the departing senior class, set our hand and seal this twenty-sixth day of February, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-one in the Year of Our Lord. Vllitnesses. Evelyn Bloom Beulah Way Signed: Sara Bzmnell.