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

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I L Y , nor class of 1951 expresses :ts thanks to Mr Hell our supervusmg pruncupcxl for everythmg he dad to moke the Curwensvtlle Joint Cchool System cu realuty 6 HARRY G HEIL SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr Hell and Mrs Lounse Dale Secretory It is with sincerity that the sen- , ' A

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if iff W 5 df C -ZSQQJZQ f 'N f ft if f , , if ff S X g f U' fs 'D f 4? Kf s if ss If s is ix 5 X XXX fx X i i Tiff DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-One, dedicate the twenty-seventh edi- tion of THE ECHO to the educationally-minded men and women who worked to promote the for- mation ofthe Curwensville Joint School System, this area's greatest step forward in the field of progressive education. Because of the efforts of these citizens, our school system today provides better education for a larger number of students. By the addition to the curriculum of industrial arts, vocational agri- culture, and home economics, a wider range of courses to suit individual needs has been made possible. More effective workers, more useful citizens, and happier individuals should be the result. The combining of several small schools into one large school will make an efficient system in which more equal opportunities for all will be available. All those who worked tirelessly for this unified and expanded program deserve our thanks and sincere commendation. Future gradu- ates of our school system will certainly benefit by the iointure. 5 E Q -' -ff' x X is 222 XX E 5 'Wsr

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