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

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14dminiA tration On the following pages, you will find our faithful schoolday friends-the teachers. From the beginning, 1935, to the end, 1947, they have contended with us, and have helped us over the rough spots. Oh, yes, we have been lectured and called on the carpet, but we realize now that everything was for our own good, and we do appre- ciate it. On the succeeding pages you will also find the people behind the teachers, the Board of Education. Although we do not have close re- lationship with these people, we feel their power and respect their iudgements. Now in bidding our faculty farewell, we only ask that we may have an abiding place in their good graces, and that we may continue to be a little dependent upon them, because we'd really be lost with- out them. The Echo - 6

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The ECHO bedication We, the Senior Class ot 1947 of Curwensville High School, dedicate this, the twenty-third annual ECHO, to Mr. Paul G. Robison, retired supervising principal, as a token ofthe respect and esteem in which we hold him and of our appreciation of the work which he has done on past issues of the ECHO. With tireless efforts and boundless enthusiasm, Mr. Robison worked to promote and better the C. H. S. year book. He began his labors on the 1928 ECHO, and until 1946 continued to increase the size and scope of the book. Not only did he organize the work ot the staff, but he spent many long hours taking pictures, correcting and re- vising copy, setting up pages, arranging business matters, and supervising financial worries. And so it is with great affection and gratitude that we dedicate our ECHO to Mr. Robison. The Echol- 5

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MR. F. LEE MYERS Supervising Principal Another senior class is saying a This has been Mr. Myers' first year with us here in Curwensville. His accomplishments during the year have been outstanding. Prior to his coming on July 1, 1946, Mr. Myers had been the supervising principal of the Coalport-lrvona Public Schools. We hope that Mr. Myers finds his work and every-day life in Curwensville very enioyabe and profitable, and that his associates are cooperative and helpful in carrying out his plans for the improvement of the school system. We especially hope that his dream of a new school building can soon be realized. I I fond farewell to its friend and advisor, Mr. Briggs. Many have been the iams through which Mr. Briggs has helped the boys and girls of C. H. S. Always a faithful and understanding friend and teacher, Mr. Briggs came to Curwensville on August 25, 1937, and has been teaching math and science to the pupils of Curwensville High School for nearly a decade. Through his efforts and untiring work Curwensville High has made great progress since his arrival. We wish him lots of luck and more success through the coming years. The Echo - 7 MR. WARREN H. BRIGGS High School Principal