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

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Supmwlluhq, W1z.b1.c1pal, Even though Mr. Heil has been in the Cur- wensville school system for less than a year, he has already won the respect and admir- ation of the student body. Mr. Heil served four and a half years in the United States Army and was discharged as a Maior in April 1946. He served one year in Beccaria Township schools before coming to Cur- wensville to replace Mr. F. Lee Myers. Because of his cordial, unassuming man- ner Mr. Heil's relationship with the pupils has been very amicable. We hope that he will enioy his work here and wish him suc- cess in his efforts to serve the community of Curwensville through the training of its youth. Mr. Warren H. Briggs Mr. Harry G. Hell Since his arrival at Curwensville in 1937, Mr. Briggs has become a loyal friend to the students of C. H. S. Although the unpleas- ant iob of correcting students has often fallen to him, he has always met the stu- dents more than half way in helping them to get out of difficulties. We, like previous graduating classes, will not soon forget Mr. Briggs, and we wish him health, happiness, and success in the future years. The Echo - 13

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Mr. Samuel Cruikshank Mrs. Marie Murphy Mr. John G. Fox Mrs. Isaac B. Whitaker Mr. W. D. Tate Mrs. John Wright The Echo -- 12 Bound of, ducation, President ...... Mr. Samuel Cruikshank Vice-President ...,.,.,., Mr. John G. Fox Secretary .,., ,.... M rs. Marie Murphy The students of the Curwensville Schools owe much to the Board of Edu- cation for their untiring efforts in serv- ing the school system. The members are elected by the citizens of Curwens- ville for a term of six years. They give freely of their time and services for the betterment of the schools without receiving any monetary reward. They have worked tirelessly in the face of great diFl'iculty in striving to improve the educational facilities in Curwensville. Although their eFForts must often seem unappreciated, we wish them to know that we are sin- cerely grateful to them.

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,Sclwnl J The Echo - 14 Mrs. James Bonsall--B. S., Cur- wensville High School, Clarion State Teachers College, Pennsyl- vania State College, Alpha Psi Omega, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Pi Gamma Mu. Librarian, Teacher of English and History. Carl W. Bordas-B. S., Gradu- ate Work, Philipsburg High School, Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Teacher of Chemistry and Science. Mrs. Robert Errigo-B. A., Clear- field High School, Wilson Col- lege, University of Chicago. Teacher of English, French and Home Economics. Miss James A. Bonsall-B. S., Cur- wensville High School, Susque- hanna University, Pennsylvania State College, Beta Kappa. Teacher of Commercial Subiects. Mrs. Warren H. Briggs--Shim glehouse High School, Lock Haven State Teachers College. Teacher of Algebra l and Civics. Miss Gretchen leib-B. A., M. A., Curwensville High School, Grove City College, Pennsyl- vania State College. Teacher of Latin and English. Elizabeth Mallon-B. S., M. A., Curwensville High School, Villa Maria College, Clarion State Teachers College, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. Teacher of English ancl Speech.