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

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QAM WRUFHECY Echo -- 27

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LEMOYNE WESTOVER Although Lemon's the treasurer of our class, His treasure is a Senior Iass1 We do not need to tell her name, But hand in hand they'll win much fame. Editorial Staff1 Class Treasurer 41 Home Room President 31 Hi-Y 3-41 Hi-Y Vice- Pres. 41 Latin Club 2, Treas. 21 Lettermen's Club 3-41 Rotarian1 Football 3-41 Gold LOUISE WILKINSON Here's a girl in stature small, Quiet, shy, well-liked by aIl1 If you ever need a friend, To her a message you should send. Commercial Club 3. MICKEY YACABUCCI Yaco captained our football team, Of him our losses often dream1 A very iolly lad is he, A great success he'lI surely be. Business SICK: Class Vice-pres. 2-31 Hi-Y 3-41 Victory Corps 'I-21 Lettermen's Club 3-41 Pres. 41 French Club 3-41 Football 1-2- 3-31 Gold FootbaII1 Intramural Sports I- -3. Football. Look to this day, for it is life The very life of life. In its brief course, lie all the realities Of your existence The glory of action. Each day, well lived, makes yesterday A dream of happiness And every tomarrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to THIS day. 3Il1 jltilemuriam It is with a feeling of deepest regret that we, the Senior Class, record the death of one of our best liked students, Augustus Wolf, on September 23, 1945. In scholastic ability Dee was always in the upper bracket of his class. In spite of the handicap of poor health he carried a heavy schedule of studies. He held the oFfice of treasurer in the Freshman year and that of president in his Junior year, thus showing his capability in leadership. As manager of our football team, Dee was excellent. He took great pleasure and pride in his work with the team, and he did it well. It was while performing this duty that he departed from us, happy to the end in the activity and com- panionship which he loved. Echo - 26 The bliss of growth, the splendor of beauty-

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CUR'VILLE TIMES VOL. I , APRIL 21, 1966 No. H. RICHARD STRICKLAND APPOINTED TO NEW POSITION The Beechnut Chewing Tobacco Com- pany today announced that I-I. Richard Strickland, one of their most capable salesmen, has been promoted to the position of Vice-President in charge of sales. Strickland has been an advocate of Bcechnut since an early age. LORRAINE EDWARDS IN NEW OPERA In a report received here early today was revealed the fact that Lorraine Edwards had accepted the leading part in the new opera, Kenny , Miss Ed- wards stated that she had accepted the part because of sentimental reasons only. PITT TO MEET U.C.L.A. Mickey Yacabucci, All-American cen- ter and captain of the University of Pitts- burgh football team, will lead his un- beaten Panthers against their Rose Bowl rivals, U.C.L.A. Opposing him will be another Curwensvillo boy, Bill Husak, a sudent of psychology at U.C.L.A. Husak is a first-string guard. NEW SCHOOL ON IRVIN HILL Miss Donna Cruikshank, newly ap- pointed principal of the Irvin Hill High School, today announced the opening of school on Sept. 4. Members of the new faculty include Miss Mary Decker, fUniversity of Hogbackl and Miss Alice johnson COlanta State Teachers Collcgel. POWER HOUSE PETRONE LATEST TITLE CONTENDER George Diehl, manager of heavyweight Gabe Petrone, announced that Petrone would fight Ioe Louis Jones for the heavy- weight championship of the world in June. Petrone's record is 32 wins by K.O., 5 by T.K.O., 11 by decision and no losses. VACATIONING IN FLORIDA Mrs. Mary Ellen Bomhoft Owens and her son, Edward Jr., are spending a monthis vacation in Florida. Mrs. Owens and son vacation there annually. HEAD BEAUTICIAN Miss Marilyn Solley, a beauty herself, has been appointed head beautician of the Ardmore Chain of Hotels with head- quarters located at Miami, Florida. ROTARY TO HAVE GUEST William Bennett, second Vice-Presi- dent of the Curwensville Rotary Club and manager of the local Acme Market, re- vealed today that Lester Neeper will be their guest of honor at next week's meet- ing. He has recently returned from a trip to Alaska for the Wair-Well Fur Salon. Neeper is a purchasing agent for Wair- YVell. JUDGE MARINO CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION From a statement released by judge Rudolph Marino's private secretary, Al- verta Lippert, it was learned that Marino would run for his second term as judge of the Clearfield County Court. It is believed that he will again run on the Anti-Prohibition ticket. FEED STORE HAS CO-OWNER The Curwensville Feed Store today has a co-owner. Doris Riddle today re- vealed that she has purchased a 50 per cent share in her fatherls store. She will leave her father to manage the store while she attends to other duties. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT Come to the Round Church. It's a safe place to beg The devil canit corner you. Rev. Enos Abrino, Preacher HOME-TOWN BOY EDITS VOGUE The publishers of the leading feminine style magazine have made Tom Eshelman editor-in-chief of their famous magazine. When asked about his success, he answer- ed, I owe it all to the women, may they always be plentifulf' ON THE AIR A former local cheerleader, Betty Brunetti, has taken the place of the belov- ed Cass Daly on the Fitch Band Wagon. My previous training as a cheerleader has helped me immeasurably to attain my lifeis ambition, stated Miss Brunetti. LOCAL GIRL INHERITS FORTUNE Miss Mildred Ward learned today that she has inherited 32,000,000 from her wealthy uncle, Montgomery VVard, who died last week. Miss Ward believes that her uncle obtained his fortune from the operation of a small business in Baltimore. Echo F- 28 OPENS LOCAL SODA EMPORIUM Miss Jean Ardary has announced the reopening of the Teen-Age Nectar Nook, which was formerly Murphyis Drug Store. Miss Ardary says, It,s modernly designed and modernly equipped for modern service. NEW MOVIE HERE NEXT WEEK Officials of the Rex Theater announced today that the new movie, Does Your Conscience Ever Bother You? , starring Moose Mayersky and his Sunshine Boys, would appear on the Rex screen the last three days of next week. Ruth Meckley co-stars with Moose Mayersky in this picture and, also, in private life. MORRISON BUS LINE OPENS THIS FALL The Morrison Bus Line will begin operation this fall upon the opening of school. Miss Betty Morrison, owner of the new line, announced that busses will transport children to any school in Clear- field County provided they live in said county. There are special rates for resi- dents of Lumber City. PAINTING TO BE REVEALED From her New York studio, Artist Donna Volpe announced that her latest painting would be revealed at a party given in honor of her good work. Since many of her old friends will be present, she has painted a sentimental picture entitled Recollection of the Class of '46.'i CANDIDATE PROMISES REFORMS Robert Weaver, candidate for the of- fice of burgess, has promised local voters many reforms if he is elected. In a statement concerning the pin-ball ma- chine reform he remarked, If I donit play pin-ball machines, no one else shouldf' BLOOM SCHOOL OF DANCING OPENS FEBRUARY 1 Miss Kathleen Bloom today announced that her new dancing school would open on February 1 in the remodeled Weaver Building. The chief instructor at the new school will be Tony Fida. Mr. Fida was formerly employed at Arthur Murrayis but resigned to accept his present posi- tion.