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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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Ile l7ennAylaJan a 7 5-f-bTf '-QF' C'w-wenA:Jille Joint High School ur e i , i vi' ' W I 7 ' 1 t . , . p ' iilli .W g Q A , X , 'QS If . . , ,H K E2 :I ?orewvrd Becouse It IS cz symbol of our school we hczve selected os our theme The Tlde lt us symbolic In thot It represents the overwhelmnng mfluence of school on our dculy Iuves From the ttme we enter hugh school as freshmen untul we leove cs sensors school wnth nts octuvutues nts clutnes ond nts fun hos been our very luves Even os cn wove begins os on class beguns os freshmen grows unto sensors ond as swept out nto the sec: of lufe We sencerely hope thot th Clczss of 1953 ond every suc eedmg closs of Curwensvulle Joint Hugh School wlll weother the storm ot lute and be 0 credit to our school lt rs flttung then that we use this the symbol of our school os our theme t , , smczll ripple, grows in size, ond is swept out to seo, so eoch , 4 , I 2 I C , . . . . , , . bedzcatwn In trubute to our frlend teacher and coach the Senior Class of 1953 washes to dedlcate this nts Echo to Mr Louls C Zwlrek In years past Mr Zwlrek has given has all In pro motlng good sportsmanshup for Curwensvnlle Hugh School and the Tlde He unslsts on fair play nn ath letlcs as well as un the classroom Hus enthusiasm has Inspired students and teams to loyalty and fanth nn thelr school Has pleasnnq p rsonallty has won for hum a hugh respect from the entnre student body The class of 1953 wishes hum good luck In future years 5 I ,arf L O O 1 1 I 1 I . . . 9 . . fx-'gf A ,4clminiA tration F 7 NLw lock O Unnon M I 'n.,, Q vo, 5 ff gi I Q :B 1- JIN4 -,ff , f 1-11 4 y 4 1.4,-1.4.1 411115 if ff r fa s ll'0 ll 0,11-f P4 4'lY5lf5l'lli.lv0 U- ' ' ' ' 4 7 Mr Hurry G Heul Supervusung Pruncupul Mr Bruggs speaks My congratulatuons to the Class of T953 as you leave school and enter our Modern World You are remunded by a present day wruter that there are two worlds There us the world that we can measure wuth lune and rule and the world that we feel wuth our hearts and umagunatuons The one wull enable you to Iuve the other to Iuve well Do not forget nor abandon your udeals No matter how hugh un the world you may ruse Keep a sonq un your hearts and the stars un your eyes Haul and Farewell Mr Heul speaks There has been a lot of hustory wrutten sunce my graduatuon day The worst d pres suon he greatest war the unventuon of T V and the duscovery of the Atom bomb have been my experuences There was every occa suon for s If puty and despaur If yours were my class Id feel that the opportunutues for makung a contrubutuon to human progress were greater than ever before and Id do my best toward that end What you get out of lufe us un durect proportuon to what you put unto ut Mr Warren H Bruggs Hugh School Prunnpol u I ' . 5 . ,Y , ' ' . . . - u, f- ,- QM . ' 'Q . . l K ' ily T . t X 8 T 6 1 3 Mr Straw speaks To the members of the Class of 1953 You have now attained an important goal in your life As you go forth to achieve other goals and take your place in our human so ciety remember that whatever your vocation your greatest loy and sat isfaction should come from serving others Therefore if you let the Golden Rule be your guide you can feel assured that your life will be loyful and you will have faith fully served your neighbors May I extend our Board s best wishes for a long haopy and useful life A, Wilson Straw, President Seated lleft to nghtl Frank A Whitaker L Paul Barrett Harry G Heil Wilson Straw Thomas I Wall Ansel Thomas Standing WulliamF Bacheluer CIairL Dimmick Harold P Fink Everett Johnson J Harold McFadden RobertW Davidson Russell K lnorp Mer! Dickey Absent when picture was token Willard Straw urwenwzlle oznt Commzttee Curwensville Joint School System Miss Sara Jane Spencer Mrs louise Dale Secretary to Mr Briggs Secretary to Mr Heil 9 5.4 Que' iq. 'S-.-dr 'hp' 5 31 .v its In N-:V l acuity Max H Ammermcn M Ed The Pennsylvania Stal College Social Sludies Mrs Alma W Ardary B S Grave Clly College Commer cial Sublecf WI iam P Beny sh B S The Pennsylvania Slate College a th Phys J Rex Bloom Clarion Slate Teachers College Hislary Mrs M Elizabeth Bonsall B S Clarion Slave Teachers Col lege Librarian James A Bonsall B S Susquehanna University Commer cial Sublecls Mrs Doris M Boob B S Lock Haven Stare Teachers Col lege Health Phys Ed John E Boob B S Lock Haven State Teachers College Geography Larl W Bordos MEd The Pennsylvania Stal College Chermslry Science rs Ella D Briggs Lock Haven Slale Teachers College Algebra I Byron Chodderdon B S Edinbovo Slale Teachers College Art .5 Charles I. Curry B S Lock Haven Slate Teachers Col'ege Malhe matics iss Esther A. Dickey B. S, - ion Slave Teachers Collegeg ng- Wayne Durandetfa B S. Lock Haven Svale Teachers College, English Mrs. Marie G. Errigo B A Wilson College: French 5 Mrs. Marjorie K. Fido R N Uni versity of Pennsylvania Hospilalg Nurse Mrs. Ellen G. Henry B S. The Pennsylvania Stale College, Home Economics lO acuity rs Mildred K Hauser Clartcn tat eccwers English Geography Mrs 1 red B 'ohnston B S Carnegne Instwtf of e h nology Harnernalung and Cafeterwas rc Johnstcn B S Inducna Sta Teach rs Colleg Most: Mrs .leon M Kelser B S Clarnor' Sate Teachers College Englush Social Studnes Robert A Krayer B S The Pennsylvanla State College Industrial Arts Leslle D Leach Mlfd Pennsylvana State College Gund ance Counselor Mathernatucs Mss Gretchen Lerb M A The ennsylvama State College En nh Latln Charles B McCarl BCS Grave Cnty College Hnstory Mass Mary Eluzabeth Mallon M A Unnversnty of Pennsyl vanna Engl sh John E Melon: M d Th Penn sylvanua Stat College Mathe matics Alton Lee Miller M Ed The Penn sylvanla State College Phys cs Bnology ...Q -V ert D Morglllo B S S In cent College Social Studles rald D Rupert B S Junlaa College Music ounce G Verbelce B e Pennsylvanua State College Sci ence Boyd W Vokes B S Th Pennsyl vama State College Voc Ag rs Grace E Wnght B dlana State Teachers College Commercial Sublects Louis C. Zwirelcf'M.Ed. The Penn- sylvania State Collegeg Mathe- matics 'll 'Y swf' Senwm C7444 Of 1953 L-f-'?Tf '?' ,,,...ff 'ix X QW Senza J Max Ardary Ziggy football and baseball regular likes to tease Hot zrggity is likes miserable people frequently seen n green Ford mus cally inclined he wants to be an accountant Academic Course Janet Roberta Bacheller alas an halls from Gran'pran quite a mag azine saleswoman heavens hates to get up in the morn ng Beta Tri Hn Y member pretty brown eyes plans t work General Course Jo Ann Beeman cheerful can t stand people cracking their um Honest to Pete c o rus and Tr HrY member when a sophomore co lects stamps and souvenirs hopes to be a beautrcian a Commercial student Al Esther Blackburn - ser doesn't like to wait for the bus ., skates or hikes in spare time ... ' , Adaline Bennett Linie ., F, H, A. treasurer . . enjoys cooking and square dancing . . . Honest to John ... Beta Tr'-Hi-Y . familiar giggle posses- sor of a diamond as an intriguing interest in the honey . . . presi- dent ,,, in ends t be housewife outstanding in the Home Er. Course. Home Ec, Course, Gordon Bloom .,. pleasant looking lad has brown eyes and light brown hair , , 5 feet ll seasoned hunter expert at roller skating Southside peas. ant good at handling 4. an undecided figures t ,.. Commercial Course. Ronald Borger on- head football, basket- ball ond baseball star the Veep State Bond member pet peeve is boshful girls ... District Or- chestra, Band and Chorus singer or dance band leader his goal .,. General Course. Senior Ki Barbara Bowers Chub an unfectuous laugh plays the clarinet active Trl never serl ous always talkrng favonte expressnon us Dld you see hum? llkes to ea Home Ec Cours Betty Lou Bowman blonde brown eyed lass doesnt luke people wnth moody drsposu tlons twnce a cheer leader member of cho rus coy often seen Murph s future plans hmmmm Commer Donald Bunnell Don one of the Tide eleven rather quiet 6 foot basketball player fond of hunting baseball manager one at our fu ture plasterers struggles wuth Englnsh whale takmg the General Course c al Course l. Janice Cahno called an Echo typxst fa hful to the Trl Hn Y Pattonnte employee dent Plrate fan whuz tn French frequently saying Holy ow show offs lrk her Aca demic Course Kaye Clapsadle Katy blue eyed blonde stands 5 feet 6 as been wuth us for two years Imagine that doesnt care for puttung up her long hour bound for busvness college Commercual Course Gerald Clark Jerry our Junior Class secretary pet peeve ns gomg to school gets a charge from eatmg and sleep ng 6 feet tall has black haur and brown eyes quuet but General Course John B Clouser Jack often seen playung pool t Buckets Academy e shortest male In class at 5 feet 3 top notch pa tro oy plans to tour e world wrth Uncle Sam General Course femur Edw n Cupp to enloys baseball or day at a good hsh stream the Dodgers are his pet peeve a fleld manager one of our alert patrol boys as talung General Course Donna Moe Dale Cuz attended Dustrrct Band Chorus and Orchestra Clem IH the class play favorite expression Oh hecll always wrrtlng letters short curly han the servxce IS h r future Home Ec Course Robert Davis Clute 5 feet Blz lncw fullback enloys the gurls Letter men S Club treasurer travels around rn a brown Bel Atre four years rn tlfe chorus well known laugh talung General Course Cecrle Fye our mann cheerleader qunck flashy smnle octave rn dramatncs Yau coulda fooled me get block curls F H A member would like to altend Vnlla Marne Home Economrcs Course surf -'asf Y gi Vs 2 ug Dorothy Curry ot takes care of our class money My gosh' efflcnent Irbraruan on the Edu ar ral Staff collects absen tee slups takmg Com mercnal Course for future ofhce work Joseph Dale oe four years on the Tide team concerted gurls bother rm srngs rn the chorus enloys huntmg and fish rn takes life easy brown wavy hair and hazel eyes Commercral Course Emily Jean Frank Brow me little gossip In the class play engoys square dancing plays a flute llbrarran helps on the Edntornal Staff fet '2 Inch all a fu ture Home Ec teacher Academic Course Donald Gunter answers to Pe e usually found shootnng pool effluent football manager often looks sernous e you Dont go away mad lust go away the Navy beckons hum General Course Qtr 'v Mory .lone Haag swers to Shorty s a the way 4 feet 9 wrutes for the Pattonute You dont know do you? usually seen at a square dance workung for Commercual Duploma Russell W Harman our Russ hugh un stature 6 feet 3 lukes the lufe of the great outdoors can t choose between farmung or truck druvung for a vocatuon quuet student takung the General Course Ernest Houck Ernue presudent of the Future Far mers county tractor druvung champ Wel thats the way she goes cant stand people who hotrod untends to do agrucultural work Voca tuonal Ag Course Elsue Moe Hoover ang red ocks ang tume member of Alpha and Beta Tr Hu Y Oh no Press Club regular avud reader luttle pert nose traunung for secretarual work n the Commercual Course qi K' an it 17 John Danuel Haunes tall good lookung mantuc thespuan short wave enthusuast plays a hot trumpet 0 hearty barutone a one tume snoaper for the Press Club a fudge runner ture star gazer Aca demuc student Ruchard Harzmsku ust uc to us blue eyes and brown haur likes to hunt sure can putch those curves scrappy basket ball center member of the Lettermen s Club decuded future General Course Ruchord R Huestand Duck managed maga zune campaugn Echo u tarual Stal? starred two years un the Locust Street Luttle Theatre lover of classucal musuc headed for college possuble musuc mauor Academuc Course Helen Jean Hupps Jean a petute senuor fauth ful to the Press Cub Ends concerted boys her pet peeve Forget ut sparklung blue eyes a ung Commercual Course un preparatuon for secretarual work Senior .- v'l A s D Margaret Frances lrwm a frlendly luttle malden wullung worker make up our mtnds halls from Summnt Rldge Beto Tru Hu Y Home spectalnst Let s Course Larry llppert commonly called Zach cant be found durmg game season gust cant get to school on tume detests those boostmg Republlcans skates ot Laurel Lake a student of the General Gretchen McCarl Gretch a strawberry blonde has gone to Dustrlct Chorus toots the clarmet student drrector of our class plays assustant Echo Edt or washes to be a school teacher Academnc Course n-2 41 99: fxkmss Mary Jane McCartney has been wntn us for two years would rather not rtde the bus frequently so 5 Golly loolung forward to a secretor al 'ob does rught well wtth the Commercxal Course Ronald McClure porter for the Future Far mers untends to go unto far'mng after graduation would rather do other thmgs than mulls cows looks sertous takes the Voca tuonal Ag Course Patrma A McCorkIe Patty our only semor drummer one of he cast In our tumor ploy e l l quite a basketball player soda Ierk at the drug store Commercuol student Betty McCracken Juno esque beauty lustrous cotHure avnd reader Why sure lakes we medlum of radlo doesnt e o r d the pleasant ltbrarran os decuded to be a telephone op ra or General Course t .,s f 5 Wk, we . 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' ' ' ' 2 ' ' .,. lik t le bus 18 Senior Nancy McCracken hark ens t an dreads that long walk to the bus tlrst one to the T V set fortunate possessor of naturally curly locks can be heard sayung Oh broth er General Course Barbara McDonald Bera our only mar Barb hot clarinet ned sensor composes player Toasty an our poetry Future Home Junior Class Play maker historian a frrend to all one of our medlum blonde thinks better svngers a good little of catty gurls eter sport an every way nal reader ambmon I5 In g to be a beautucnan Home Course Economucs Course Vera Jones McCracken Commercual Nancy M c F a d d e Margaret L McGary Norma McKee Nance sensor editor Maggre hrll dweller swer to Bonny of the Press Club Echo Holy Cow' Alpha the bus at O anta typnst Mrs Kelly an Sen Tru HI Y dlslxkes early says Holy Cow lor Play Good Heav arnsals calls herself a quite chnc wr ens physics IS the bane drshwater blonde mov good housewife of her llfe looking for nd us up er n for a drploma In will an Gust Maderra we call hum Gus comes to us from Bell Run heads for the stream an Aprul the strong snlent type Ives on a farm us pursu ang the General Course boards often make a work ward to a nursing career leisure tume headed for General Course Academnc Course New York General Course 19 OWN I! ll If II. ll H 'll' . . - ' Q ' ' tll, ' , - - ns ! ... . 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Semor Charles Mallon Chuck guard on the C J elev Smooth on the dance floor one of the sung :ng sensors usually seen wuth PePe good naturecl two years nn the Letter men s C ub General Course James Michaels usually called Jlm lust cant help bexng mlschnevous ns almost 6 feet tall 5 'feet fayorute pastume IS shooting pool plans to swab the deck after grad uatlon General Course Dennis Neff Sknbo our head sports manager tallest sensor at 6 feet 4 helps the chnldren across the street four years In the mixed chorus We knss m works at the Gen eral Course Mary Ann Panko accom plnshed accordaonust Beta Tr HtY s ln our chorus Golly brown hair a d ey her pet peeve ns boys wants to be secretary and accorduon teacher Com nercnal student 3 fx Helen Marne Michael sponds to Mtke member ofthe Future Home makers can be over heard saymg Ah Heck frequently seen at the Youth Center reads on spare tnrne Home Ec Course Ann L Neeper carrues the gun In the band varlably says You Kxddln7 attends the Alpha Tru HI Y Bertha IH senlor lass production sings ln the chorus secretarual work for her Commercial Course Rose Marne Palmer sponds to Rosle quute an artsst luves on top of a bug hull always at Tr: HI Y a worker on the Pattonute for three years Arr Force bound Com merctal Course Drexel Penh Peck Future Farmer boy for three years gettmg up nn the morning terra e or Peck often seen on a motorcycle plans to be a truck drzver Vocatnon al Anruculture Senior Mary Barbara Peters Barby one of our tall e gurls loves to bowl Oh' Great peace clerks at a grocery store F H A member came back from Portland to grad uate future nurse Home Ec Course Andrew Puuuto Bu guard on the football team brown haxr brown eyes spends leisure tum huntmg and flshmg Boys oh boys cllned to be bashful general dlploma IS what he wants Dlane H Rhone makes muslc at chorus Beta Tru Hr Y l thought ld le lrkes to dance and play records gathers news for Press Club may go Into the service Com mercral Course Catherme Schonwalder Cathy three year member of the Trl HI Y petite Oh hum lrkes slngmg In the chorus satlsfled with radio Future Nurses of Amer rca parhclpant Commer cial Course student Barbara Prerson Barb our tallest gurl 5 'Feet color guard an our band You know It Alpha and Beta Trl Hn Y IS Iookmg forward to work mg for Uncle Sam Gen eral Student Eugene Rafferty Gene a football man for four years cant stand falr weather fans In sports 5 feet 7 woman hater drrves has dad s car well look for work a er groduatron G e n e r a I Course Margaret Jean Rltz Jean Alpha Trl Hr Y I lust ro ed lakes to try out new recipes on er poor famnly abhors s atlc on the radio gomg to enlust In the W A A F Academic Course Betty Jean Shafer swers to Bet Future Homemaker member often says Holy Cow Trl HI Y regular W W V A an enloys read In would luke to be come a nurse Vocatlonal Home Ec worker Senior rr Thomas Shaw replies to Bony our sophomore vrce presrdent pet peeve rs teachers who keep you IH ur1tll5 30 con t keep out of rnnschnef Whats the scoop? try ng for an Academic drploma John W Shrvely John curly halr expert rn history dlsllkes nonsy crowds Drrppy rn the sensor ploy us reached the sux feet mark wrll make o good aw yer and polrtrcran Acc: demrc Course Carolyn Joyce Smcry pre fers Lrnue WCKY her fovorrte station Hoop Dee Doo peaceful soul Beta and Alpha Tr H Y memb r rntends to go Into secretarual work does well with tle Commerclal Course 0' Patrrcra A Smeol known to all of us os Pot y g s o bong out of dmv rn comes to Trl Hr Y Gee Whrz qunet ass cs :res to be o bookkeeper Comrnercrol Course Shirley Smrth Smuthco our closs mmute taker drcl well rn class plays well known frrendly smrle one of the Echo Staff smgs wrth the cho rus wrll be a good nurse Acadernrc Course 22 Edrth Snyder nncknomed Chester Solley Pete e resides at Hoy F F A treasurer bug blue town friendly to all eyes octrve an roofboll seems to enloy school and boseboll gets a knck ot e out of eotrng belongs favorrte expressron to the lettermen s Club trounrng to be a secretory u potrol boy Vocotronol Cornmercnol Course Ag Course ll H ... ny .... an 'Intl' is ' I ' ' ' ' ...No ' z ' ' h . ' I - ' I- v Q 4 - A ' 'lln Ed 1 - ' et H H '- I ' I ' ' 1 ' ' Oh, br h r is her ' I p' ' . ' ' is ' Seniom 9,9 Gale D Solley four years on the Tide eleven re quently says Bravo works on the Echo Edutorual Stag studies nature does well on the square dance floor oossnblv co lege with a chemistry ma or Academic Course James E Spontarells im twice cu football manager an expert on sleeping president dur :ng our freshman year always saying Come you guys hillblly an plans to get a lob General Course Lillian J Straw sings In the chorus cels in drowma dance fiend writes for the Press Club re ular T HIY member would enloy goung to an art school s t u d e nt n Commercial Course J-' actuve In sports in s women Interesting e lo Buddy abwors whus tle happy referees mem ber of the Lettermen s Club Gosh darn bugger loviol lad Detroit bound Academic Course ca led Cork three tourths of an inch shorter than his twin a whiz at hunting and eating vice president of the Future Farmers go in forming Vocational Ag Course called Thorpe three years In the Future Farmers Wow get a load of that will ou 5 feet eleven and three fourths inches tall prefers t take up farming Course lm was Mayor n class play takes life ea h lps o handle the business end of the Echo er wants to be a state policeman Academic Course our senior chorus rwem . . ' . ... Lil ... ' ...f - J' ' ' ' ex- ' ' i g ri. '- ' on ' 'Q I- .,. ' E f ' Q 1 l I - l Robert Sutika ,,. Zip ... Corliss K. Thorp ... usually Glenn Thorp . ,. sometimes James Traister ,., is called ' ' Fd l - J' ,.. i ' ' ... H l- ' ' ' , .,. f '- ' ' ' , ' sy.,. e 1 - - . ' ' , ' y ' ... ... will 'to ' o b ' ' A . ' Ag. ' ' 23 Senior James P. Wagner ' ir- ce tailbaclc on the Golden Tide fond of driving the Nash chorus baritone ... a Little Theater player can be serious w' travel e world with Uncle Sam Gen- eral Course. Barbara Wls Barb for short cant stay away from television always cheerful puplls without school spirit irk her Oh boy' mem ber of the Press Club will probably go to work Commercial Course Barbara Jean Wood Barb plays th from bone Oh murder not very talkative Press Club member kids who think they know it all peeve er one of our better commercial students J o s e p h Wnglesworth oe FFA award win ner Get along mule enloys hunting and fish In doesnt thlnln much of students who mock other students his future plans concern farming Voca tional Ag Course ri 5? 5 Naomi Whitaker ... Nom stands on her hands as wel as her feet never seems to get mad ' contented with a book Holy clique .., intends be a telephone operator ... Commercial Course. A n n alle s e R W f Duchess long blonde halr has a bag dog Oh Suze want til I tell you what I did expert ama teur seamstress wall be n efticlent secretary Commercial Course Lllllan Dletzel Wnght Mimi our competent class president cond: date for Dlstrlct Chorus Alpha and Beta Tru Hi Y toots the clarinet for the C .l band future coed at Penn State Academic Course Goldue M Young Suze lovely big brown eyes I twalt tlll you Beta Tru Hi Y Seniors who act like babies are her pet peeve mnxed h o r u Commercial Course Row 1 Cleft to rnghtj Margaret Rltz Naomu Whitaker Edlth Snyder Barbara Prerson Mary Ann Panko Annaloese Wolf Duane Rhone Ann Neeper Lllllan Wrnght Row 2 Barbara Wood Barbara Wlse Lllllan Straw Catherine Schonwalder Betty Shafer Patrlcla Smeal Carolyn Smay Shirley S'nlth Row 3 Dennns Neff Chester Solley Andrew Puzzuto Eugene Rafferty Drexel Pentz Joseph Wrlglesworth James Tralster James Wagner Row 4 Gale Solley Thomas Shaw Glenn Thorp John Shnvely Corllss Thorp James Spontarelll Edward Thacuk C1444 o 1953 Row 'I lleft to rlghtl Janlce Catlno Nancy McCracken Dorothy Curry Gretchen McCarl PGYYICIG McCorkIe Barbara Bowers Betty Lou Bowman Cectle Fye Donna Dale Emlly Frank Nancy McFadden Row 2 Janet Bacheluer Margaret McGary Mary Jane Haag Betty McCracken Margaret lrwln Adeline Bennett Vera Jones McCrack en Esther Blackburn Elsie Hoover Norma McKee Jo Ann Beeman Helen Jean Hlpps Row 3 Charles Mallon John Clouser Ruchard Hnestand Edwun Cupp Kay Clapsoddle Mary Jane McCartney Helen Michael Robert Davus Ronald Borger Donald Gunter Ronald McClure Row 4 James Michaels John Haines Donald Bunnell Gust Maderla Gerald Clark Max Ardary larry Llppert Joseph Dale Richard Harzmskl Gordon Bloom Russell Harmon Ernest Hauck 25 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 Zlnderclaum en A NW-ff ?Tf '-3 4 27 Our successors, the Juniors, entered C. J. H. S. in l950. Even though their freshman and sophomore years were comparatively uneventful, they did select their class flower and class colors. Chosen as the class flower was the yellow tea rose and selected for the class colors were green and white. Now they are in one of their most important school years. This is the time when their energy is being devoted to raising money for their iunior and senior activities. The responsibility of leadership was placed upon the following: President-Richard Goodman, Vice-President-Edward Morgan, Secretary- James McNaul, Treasurer-Richard Wright. The Juniors have already held a very successful dance entitled Prevue for '52 and their stationery campaign has proved them capable business men and womem We, the Seniors, have been in daily association with these Juniors and we couldn't wish for a nicer group of classmates. We thank the Juniors for their support of our class projects and wish them all success in the future. Clam o 5 Rowl fleft to nghtj Lenore Bowden Margaret Anderson Jeanette Andersen Florence Ballor Clara Belle Barrett Thyra Dickey Annab lle Greslick Barbara Goss Joy Condon Elsie Fryer Rose CUPP Row2 Kathleen Campbell Sara Rose Carfley Geraldine Curry Shirley Clark Wava Bloom Linme Boallch Kathryn Black Gretchen Houck Joanne Haines Lillian Clark Raw3 William Davis Milford Bloom Robert Burns Richard Goodman Mary Johnson Margaret Boyce Patrick Hlpps Fred Decker Robert Ferguson Philson Hipps Rcw4 Wulham Bloom Timothy Gardlock Benlcmm Hepfer William Gates Barton Hipps Preston Johns ton James Hoblitzell Morton Kantar Richard Barr Jack Erngo James Cathcart 28 I , ' , e ', . , , : , , ' , ' , , .I I I I I 2 .. .'. , I. I I I . . I I I. . z .. I. I . . I .. I .I D I I I I. I I Row Row Row Row Cleft to rlghtj Suzanne Moore Betty Passmore Betty McFadden Sara McGee Olga Levine Betty McCracken Mable McCracken Mary Ann Kavelalx Jean Orr Dorothy Kashella Colleen Lasher Ruth McLaughlin Roberta Matthews Cora Ellen Moines Keith McMasters Donald Knelsel Donald Kester John Kelly Kenneth Money Edward Peoples John Oloslry Thomas Nicholson Wallace McGee Richard Lezzer James McNaul Anthony Munchak Edward Morgan CIMA 0 5 Row Row Row Elaine Sneddon Mona Thorp Mary Smay Raymond Sm th Thomas Tubbs Doris Wlthente Virginia Richards Bevery Rich Eleanor Wise Mildred Strlcek Mary Ellen Welder Ronald Wiser Joseph Polntes Le'noine Silvls Donald Riddle Clark Rich James Witherow L e Strickland Richard Wright Jack Thurstm Domnn c Poeto John Rowles James Yaccobuccl Gordon Stewart Kenneth Shugarts Glenn Stewart James Rushunslu Eugene Ward Hartley Selfrldge Fred Redden Paul Tote 29 lr ' , , , , ' , , 71 , , , , ' , , ' 31 ' t ' . , . , , 41 ' , , ' , , , I Row lz fleft to righth Deloris Witherite, Ruth Ann Spzncer, Ellen Shaffer, Ruby Welder, Shirley Robbins, Betty Stiner, Viola Woods, 2: T , , ' ' I t ' ' ' ' , l i V ' , ' i , 3: - ' ' ' , ' , ' , i , 9 i . v ' , ' , ' f , 4: if 1 I , I if 1 I , Row T Cleft to rlghtl Shnrley Decker Norma Caldwell Margaret Call Marulyn Duttry Madeline Dale Marlene Chamberlaln Audrey Brown Thelma Anderson Margaret Caldwell Row 2 Elizabeth Boyce Louise Bloom Loume Bloom lucy Blackwell Vnrglnua Clark Margaret Decker Phyllls Clark Joyce Bloom Louuse Curry Row 3 Carl Anderson Dean Barrett Rlchard Bloom Raymond Bloom James Dale Max Cathcart Thomas Brunettl Clarence Brick ley Walluam Duckett Row 4 Wllluom Edler Oliver Exley Bruce Dnmmlck Thomas Blackburn Kenneth Clapsaddle Thomas Barrett Davld Bonsall Herbert Row Row Row Row Baldrldge Thomas Bloom John Ellnsky C1444 0 5 Cleft to rnghtj Beatrice Rafferty Shurley Pentz Carol Ann Smith Shelva Smuth Grace Snyder l.ucy Passarelll Margaret Pass more Eugenia Pent Ruth Solley Marlorle Ruddle Donna Swanson Ellen Shlvely Shnrley Shatter Vlolet Schonwalder Duane Ross Betty Orlando Kathryn Rogers Daniel Struckland Robert Swatsworth larry Selner Dorothy Rowles Beverly Rowles Kenneth Rogers Thomas Stone Wllllam Snyder larry Strunk Howard Rvtz Robert Rebon John Radzleta Donald Rowles Walter Olosky Richard Rlddle 46 L3 ff' V-nu so OD ff 1 Row Row Row Row Row 'I fleft to nghfl Elva Wruglesworth Gerfrude Tubbs Jacquel ne Wllluams Janet Thomas Judnfh Thompson Ednh Wr gh? Row 2 Kenneth Wolf La Verna Wrlglesworfh Shnrley W nk Luculle Wr glesworrh Janeen WII1 John Whviaker Row 3 Richard Wrye Ira Way Roberf Yeager Roy Wagoner Edward Zwolsky Edward Trulii Rnchard Young Row 1 fleft to rlghtl Nancy Perllla Norma Smith Vonda Lee Rowles Carole Paul Barbara Russell Dorothy ShaFfer Mary Rafferty Jane Nicholson Kathryn Smrth Mona Jean Rafferty Row 2 LeRoy Neeper Dorothy Prlce Lucy Palmer Judith Mnlllron Ethel Olasky Gladys Pentz Patrlcla Mullins LaRue Rowles Teresa Palonk Dennis Pannaccl Row 3 Glenn Pentz George Phllllps Donald Norris Ronald Norris Ronald Pentz Kenneth Newpher Carl Peterson Clyde Smay Robert Mlchaels Row 4 Wllllam Sulvls Delano Poeta Earl Neamy Kent Mnchael Dale Pierson Edward Pentz John RICkUI'd Danlel Moore C7444 o S 32 Row Row Row Row Cleft to rrghtl Donna Danvar Beverly lrwm Glorra Fryer Anna Henry Frances Errago Barbara Hrlleman Beverly Gelnett Elalne Hulllhen Eduth Haversack Bar bara Fama Constance Hummel Mary Ella Frankhouser Josephme Errlgo Joan Hanes Robert Greslnck Frederlclr Decker Wnllnam Dennis Harold Daub Fred erlck Hnestand Lyle Domnco Samuel Daub Amos Hess Donald Dnmmnclc Harry Davns John Harmuc James Hess John Hrpps James Davus James lrwm Cleft to rlghtj Ann Snyder Nellle Snyder Ruth Taylor Donna Wall Nancy S raw Eleanor Strunk Ann Thacuk Jo Ann Wood Carol Tenon Jo Ellen Thompson Joyce Tate Grace Swales Margaret Wrnglesworth Joseph Zattonu Joseph Test Gene Taylor Charles Wnnk Thomas Thaclk James Spencer Row Row Row Row 'left to rlghtl Enna Conrad DIXIE Lee Bloom Jean Conrad Lulu Belle Berry Dortha Bell Dorothy Clark Vera Boyce Delorls Coder Carol Buell Ruby Brown Carole Bloom Helen Con wa Pa ruca Carfley Phyllis Bloom Wnlllam Browne Frederlclr Coder Florence Cathcart Odessa Boallch Paul Bonsall Paul Berry Vuctor Catalano Harry Banlxo Kenneth Brntton Allen Abrmo James Buck 4.1 Row Row Row Row Cleft to rlghtl Catherune Johnson Betty Malmberg Delorls Mathews Mary Ann Johnston Barbara Ma derla Barbara Kramer Marlorle Lord Faye McCombs Nellie Maney Janet McGary Bev erly Kavelalc Patrlcla Mayerslcy Gerald McGary Kenneth Leonard Mary Mathews Carol McDonald Lane Keller Robert Mathews James Lnppert Phllllp Malnes Joseph McCracken Douglas Lantz Charles Little Fahy McDonald Henry Lash . . 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Dons Hepfer Karen Kephart Paula Jones Julra Hell Josephme McCracken Nancy Tomco Phyllls Knepp Judith McCall Gloria Larson Geraldme Kovall Barbara Kavelalx Janice Hepfer Barbara Lynch Barbara Frankhouser Nancy Larson Judlth McFadden Donna Maney Helen Fusllo James Malom Daryl Hentsenrether Robert Kline Elame Fisher Barbara Krollck Emma Lentz John Lentz Jack McCracken Larry Heltsenrether Paul Malom Stuart Gates Wllluam Gelnett Donald McCracken Ronald Fulmer Arden Flanagan John Hooven Edwxn Hepfer Edwin Hames Richard Irwnn Eugene Errugo Frank Errngo 1405 Row Row Row Row xleft to rught Clarene Wnsor Dorothy Troxell Joann Swatsworth Beverly Straw Isabella Srnay Sylvua Straw Ruth Welder Icne Thurston Dorothy Snyder Kay Thompson Nancy Spencer Lullne Winters Judith Thorp Audrey Truutt Marlorue Thurstur Jack Smuth Robert Welder Leo Snyder Kathryn Tubbs Sara Welder Phulnp Wungord Wnlham Welt Augustus Tenon Wayne Wise Richard Transter Wullsam Znpf Rlchard Thorp Ronald Way Samuel Welder 34 ll I I 1 1 1 ' .1 ' 1 1 ' 1 22 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 41 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 A ' I . Qi . .1-1 gal. l: ' I J 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 2: A 1 1 1 1 l 1 I 1 1 ' ' 3: ' 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 ' ' 4: , ' 1 ' ' , ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 Row Row Row Row Cleft to rlghtj Shirley Kendall Carolyn Newpher Erdie Shugarts Alice Peoples Gertrude Quigley Christine Rafferty Velma Pentz Ella Rafterty Rose Panko Patricia Radzreta Mary Phillips Helen Shrmmel Karen Rowles Barbara Sass Nancy Neal Olive Sloppy Barbara Ross Donna Rickard Katharine Olosky Robert Povllch Thomas Riddle James Rader Kathryn Riddle Marlene Neal Eugene Rowles Francis Sass Earl Queen O Dell Elmo Neff C1444 o S Row Row W Row fleft to fIgl1fJ Wilma Danvlr Edna Catlin Irene Durandetta Susan Barrett Judy Anderson Catherine Blackburn Eloise Cald well Patricia Barrett Mary Clark Robert Duckett Emily Carns Frances Bloom Nellie Barrett Susan Browne Nancy Bartell Marlene Caldwell Charles Clever Ric rd Bloom Kenneth Delhl Edward Bloom James Bloom William Clark Gerald Bloom James Decker William Clark Terry Bloom Leroy Bauman Elmer Abrmo Donald Duckett Joseph Clark Alton Bloom George Aughenbaugh John Clark William Daub 35 1: . . I I . , . I . I . . I 1 1 1 21 ' 4 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 31 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 4: Glenn Riddle, Benny Seaburn, Howard Preston, William Polites, Richard Remaley, Larry Seger, Duane Rowles, Jerome 1 1 I 'l: ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 I - 1 1 22 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 R0 31 ' W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4: 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 'I Cleft to rughtl Marsha Norrns Susan Norrls Jane McCracken Nancy Mulllron Loretta Palnter Joan Mayersky Joan Povllch Dons McFadden Ellen Peoples Beulah Neeper Autumn Rowles Alta Passmore Margaret McCartney Ruth Passmore Patrlcla McCully Carol Jean Muller Carla McCracken Elame McKeown Vtrgmua McGee Helen McKeown Sally McAnulty Marne Poeta Danlel McKendrlck Carl Rushnnslu John Rach Joe McCracken Dorce Michaels Byron Mullnns Patrick McCracken James Ran clk Melvln McGee Gerald Read Jr Jerry Rader Albert McGary James Polltes Samuel Marshall Joseph Rebon Roy McCracken Jerry Norris Richard McMasters Phll McGary Nathan Rowles Donald Russell Charles McCornbs C1444 o S Balocco Lanny Bloom Donald Bowden Robert Dannels Donald Buck Robert Beyer Shlrley Clouser Edlth Bloom Besste Davls Beverly Duehl Lula Bletz Helen Carns Helen Diehl Ethel Dunmlre Norma Danvtr Charles Curry Nelson Bloom Wlllnam Adnuskey Robert Dettnch Edwin Ardary Harry Apple Robert Deluccla Dennus Con don Patrlck Carfley Shlrley Daub Edlth Davis Gerald Caldwell Ted Berry Jean Bloom Pat Domlco John Carfley Judy Caldwell Susan Bloom Sara Clapsaddle Ethel Barrett Eloise Clever Judy Barrett so. xl 36 7 J . 1 I 1 1 J I 1 J 1 1 I 1 21 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 31 ' ' 1 ' '1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 42 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 I I: lleft to right! Leslie Bailor, Brent Brown, Donna Clark, Martha Anderson, Dorothy Barrett, Lynell Cassidy, Jack Daub, Charles 22 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 31 1 1 l ' ' 1 I ' 1 l 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 42 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 A . 1111 - 1 Row l Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Cleft to rnghtj Jean Howells Betty Kavelak Joan Lansberry Kathryn London Llnda Harzrnslu Donna Harzlnslu Patty Errlgo Carolyn lrwun Judy Green Nancy Lanager Edward Johnston Mary Ellen Hepfer Norma London Peggy Knepp Lynda Johns Carolyn Elenslcy Carol Kanoufl Patty Haag Barbara Ritz Madelyn Fleming Paul Rltz Robert Goodman Ernest Hepfer James Johnson James Flynn Fred Kavelalx Gordon Frsher James Harzvnsku Gene Lord Richard Hewltt Fred Kester Larry Kelly Kenneth Russell Denms French Charles Haag Duane Hepfer Joe Pearce Howard Lrttle Edward Haversaclc Harry Haley C1444 0 5 Cleft to rlghtj Carol Strickland Jeanette Wlllrams Helen Snyder Eleanor Thompson Judlth Shaffer Ann Wagoner Harrlet Constance Whitaker Nancy Smith Carol Smlth Gall Wltherow Bonnie Wnqlesworth Ethel Seaburn Linda Wlngard Ruth Ann Smith Frances Truhllk Alice Tate Joyce Sneddon Mary Jane Whrtalxer James Woodel Richard Spencer Ray Tubbs Carl Smlth Charles Taylor Earl Shrmmel Paul Welder Rrchard Welder Thomas Shlvely Clalr Sunderlln Joseph Shurr Leonard Swatsworth Wrlllam McGarry Richard Wltherute Ronald Zattom John Shugarts Glen Wllllams Joseph Wunebold Howard Shatter Gary Selner 44 in 37 I l r I r I l ' lr I .I J I , , 22 , , , , , , f , , 3: ' l - , t , , , ' , I ', I . 41 , , , , ' , , , , ' 1 , I lr ' ' , ' 1 , , , A , , ' Stiles, Eileen Thorp, Diane Wriglesworth, Carol Strunk, Lorraine Wood 2: ' , ' , ' 1 I ' 1 ' l. 1 1 ' l , , , , , 31 , ' f 1 ' , f ' , , ' , , 4: I I . . 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A . , , L bi ,A fx-'2- H 14ctia7itieA I 7 Nbs Vi eekend mew kor B00 4' 'vw- MM X 39 C' ii S' Urgam aft1vnA It us the general consensus of most people that a good scholastuc envuronment must em body carefully supervused clubs and orqanuza tuons Curwensvulle Jount Hugh School us not lack ung un such groups There us no doubt that they have been an honor and credut through theur own efforts to Curwensvulle Jount Hugh Schools prestuge among the varuous other schools un Clearfield County The functuons and unterests of these organu zatuons vary accordung to the demands of the students themselves Theur actuvutues range any where from the thoughtful playung of a musucol unstrument and the hard physical and mental work demanded by the sports to donatuons to underpruvuleged famulues and guudance toward a future vocatuon In order to have these groups functuon prop erly the members must and usually do extend theur fullest co operatuon un a cheerful mood An umportant factor un the future hustory of these organuzatuons wull be the members whose responsubuluty ut wull be to mauntaun ond possubly rouse the standards whuch have mode our organu zatuons such an outstandung contrubutuon to the betterment of Curwensvulle Jount Hugh School l u a o a 0 o 0 - I ' 5 - . .. , . .I . I I . . . , . - . . , . 40 YI K mx, ,b.. !- 1402lia Tri- Hi- If The Alpha Tri-Hi'Y, which is a service club, is afTiliated with the Y. M. C. A. and is made up of girls belonging to the junior and senior classes. Regular meetings are held twice a month under the supervision of faculty member Mrs. Jean Keiser. As a Christmas proiect the members con- tributed food, usable clothing, and toys, which were assembled and then presented as an ex- pression of best wishes to a needy family. To faster friendship and activities among the stu- dent body, the girls sponsored two dances which were held in the gymnasium after basketball games. The Tri-Hi-Y held its induction services early in the school terms with a candle-light ceremony at the Teen-Age Center. The officers inducted were: President, Mimi Wright, Vice-President, Suzanne Moore, Secretary, Nancy McFadden, Treasurer, Viola Wood. After the ceremony a dance was held and a light lunch was served to the girls. Row l: left to right Helen Jean Hipps, Deloris Witherite, Elsie Hoover, Suzanne Moore, Viola Wood, Mrs. Jean Keiser, Lillian Wright, Nancy McFadden, Geraldine Curry, Emily Frank Row 1: Shirley Smith, Barbara Goss, Shirley Robbins, Kathleen Campbell, Ruth Mclaughlin Doro'hy Curry, Catherine Schonwalder, Ruth Ann Spencer Mary Johnston, Margaret Ritz Row 3: Dorothy Kashella, Colleen Lasher, Annabelle Greslick, Elaine Sneddon, Margaret McGary, Thyra Dickey, Barbara Bowers Row 4: Joanne Haines, Barbara Wise, Linnie Boalich, Betty Lou Bowman, Doris Witherite, Donna Dale Row 5: Betty Shafer, Carolyn Smay, Patricia Smeal, Margaret Boyce, Ellen Shaffer, Margaret Anderson Row 6: Mary Smay, Betty Passmare, Barbara Pierson, Janice Catino, Ann Neeper Rowl lleft to rught Lane Keller Carol Smuth Eduth Wrught Juduth Thompson Louuse Bloom Nancy Straw Mona Jean Rafferty Jo Ellen Thompson Janet Thomas Row Vonda Lee Rowles Joyce Tate Shurley Shaffer Donna Swanson Marylun Duttry Marue Maredua Duxue Bloom Anna Henry Joan Wood Betty Boyce Luculle Wruglesworth Row3 Barbara McClure Glorua Fryer Eleanor Strunk Mary Rafferty Norma Leonard Kathryn Rogers Ethel Jane Olosky Mae Heutsenrether Row Barbara Hulleman Barbara Russell Lucy Blackwell Frances Errugo Shurley Wunk Duane Ross Ruth Salley Row5 Betty Malmb rg Dorothy McKeown Norma Smuth Carol Tenon Donna Wall Louune Bloom Row Violet Schonwalder Beverly lrwun Patrucua Carfley Josephune Errugo Connue Hummel Ellen Shuvely Row Lucy Passarellu Carol Paul Elaune Hulluhen Lulu Bell Berry Dorothy Shaffer Kathryn Smuth Phyllus Bloom Keta Tn H1 The Beta Tru Hu Y us composed of freshman and sophomore gurls under the leadershup of Mrs W H Bruggs Caoable officers were elected to help guude them Those who were elected as officers were Presudent Juduth Thompson Vuce Presudent Nancy Straw Secretary Eduth Wrught Treasurer, Louuse Bloom As a money makung prolect, the gurls sold refreshments to those people who became hun gry or thursty at basketball games These gurls fauthfully carrued out a Tru Hu Y duty by preparung baskets of food and clothung for those who were un need of help A luttle Chrustmas cheer was guven to fam ulues around Curwensvulle as the gurls blended theur vouces together un sungung carols at Chrust mas tume Even though these gurls had a busy year wuth all theur meetungs and protects they found tume to sponsor a wonderful dance called The Sadue Hawkuns Day Dance 22 , , ,l ' u f ' , ' ' , A ' . 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' , : , ' ' 1 - - I f ll . . . ,, 42 The Wde C'lreer1eaderA Under the leadershup of faculty advusor Mr Byron Chadderdon the gurls started practuce early un the fall before school began Wuth Cecule Fye as theur leader the cheerleaders helped to keep up the morale and flghtung spurut of the football The gurls were on hand durung the basketball season spurrung the boys to play lust a luttle harder Durung the football season the cheerleaders conducted pep meetungs at whuch tume they pre sented stunts and skuts un an effort to stur p added enthusuasm At the Armustuce Day pep meetung the gurls presented to the players a cake accompanued by best wushes for a successful game Lucky was a dummy whuch the gurls whuch went along wuth the gurls to DuBous The cheerleaders wush to thank the student body for supportung and helpung them They hope that C J H S students wull contunue to sup port the sports program un the future Left to rught Kay Rodgers, Barbara Hullemcn Shtrley Wunk, Vonda Lee Rowles, Shurley Smuth, Anna belle Gresluck Cecule Fye ll , n . . , - . . . U team as they faithfully played for our school. made for the DuBois-Curwensville game, and 3 1 QD 1 mm Seated Gretchen McCarl Lllian Wright Emily Frank Standing Gale Solley Shirley Smith Dorothy Curry Richard Hiestand The fclw fdltof-ral Staff Early in September the seniors balloted to select members of the Echo Editorial Stcift. Soon after the stall: organized under the capable direc- tion of Mrs. Betty Bonsall assisted by Miss E-ther Dickey. Advice on the artistic development of the book was given by Mr. Byron Chadderdon. The staff selected as their editor-in'chief Lillian Wright and as assistant editor Gretchen McCarl. Immediately the group selected the cover for the yearbook and also decided on the type of print to be used. The theme was chosen and contracts were signed with Zimmerman Engraving Com- pany of Sykesville and Kurtz Bros. Printers of Clearfield. A representative from Kurtz Bros. as- sisted the stat? by giving them an idea ot the work needed to publish a successful book. At this time a deadline was set for our publication. Mr. Leslie Leach and Mr. Carl Bordas were very co- operative in taking the desired pictures. Peter Greslick began his training as student photog- rapher under the direction of Mr. Bordas. Almost without exception the staft met faith- fully every Tuesday night to discuss plans forthe coming weeks. They usually found some occa- sion to combine business with pleasure. The girls held all-night parties to work on the blurbs for the seniors and all the members of the staff and the advisor were entertained at the home of the assistant editor. All members of the staff profited by their experience as publishers of a yearbook. They learned not only how to crop and cut pictures, but also how to mount the pictures in panels for each page. Every member took his turn writing and correcting copy which is a necessary step in the production of any annual. The staff extends its many thanks to all who gave of their time and service to help put out the thirty-first edition of the Curwensville Joint High School Echo. Row 'l Cecile Fye Barbara Bowe nn' YP' rs Betty McCracken Row2 Gordon Bloom Max Ardary John Shively James Traister Robert Sutuka Janet Bachelier was absent when the picture was taken The fclw KuA1neAA Sta Within a month after the formation of the Editorial Staff, the Business Staff was organized under the supervision of our principal, Mr. War- ren H. Briggs. The Business StaFf was also se- lected by ballot but any senior to be eligible had to have been a successful salesman during the senior magazine campaign. Barbara Ann Bow- ers was elected by vote ofthe staff to direct this group in its activities. After the staff was briefed on its duties in financing The Echo, they began to solicit the busi- ness concerns in Clearfield and Curwensville. Several afternoons were selected for them to cover their districts in Clearfield. While soliciting' that town, the staff worked in groups of two, but the Curwensville concerns were contacted by in- dividuals. The list of patrons was finally com- pleted in February. Immediately, the staff began distributing cards to the seniors, who were asked to get orders from their relatives and immediate families. At the same time Echo sales began in all junior and senior high homerooms. This being completed, the townspeople were visited and orders for the remaining copies were taken. The Business Staff wishes to thank all who contributed to the Echo fund, making the publi- cation of this book possible. lanice Catino and Nancy McFadden were selected to be the typists for the yearbook. The Editorial Staff thanks these girls for their cooperation. - '-Q 1, Y' px .. ND golf :K I , i' lc 1 on ', nk ? 1: ' sis' N. ,,'- fu- 'fy-J' -' . 'six-if , y 11 - s-L ' f. rf' f-x'-F '- H I ' ik., . 1 1 v 1?, . Ki v-Q, 'A fa T? 3' . wi 3 1 N 2' k :Ei Z5- Q i if wi J ww, A 4'-6 ' S ,fm Q? 'af si 4'6- Y o 45 'fats' Rowl Fred Decker Robert Sutuka Max Ardary Ronald Borger Gale Solley James Wagner Robert Davls R:-w2 Ruchard Goodman Ruchard Harzlnsku Joseph Dale Andrew Puzzuto Donald Bunnell Raymond Smuth Row3 Charles Mallon Dennns Neff Jack Errnga Clark Rnch Ronald Jones Robert Burns 'flue Iettermemi 61116 The Lettermen s Club membership consists of boys who have been awarded a letter for performance an one of our mayor sports Based on a point system a boy IS awarded a letter uf he earns 500 points In any one sport An under classman can earn a sweater by wlnmng three letters and havlng partnclpated rn a sport for two years A sensor IS awarded a sweater If he has earned two letters and has par tnclpated an a sport for at least two years The proceeds from the sale of programs at football games make possible the purchase of the sweaters Th boys want to thank the gurls who volunteered to sell these programs to the fans 48 - , f . f , f 1 - f , , , 1 - t 1 , , , , . . 9 if img! Aff 'S The sen ors who serve as lbrar ans are Emily Frank Esther Blackburn B ty Mc racnen Gretchen McCarl R :hard Hlestand Dorothy Curry Barbara Bowers Sh rley Smith Nancy McFadden Llllwan Wrnght Jcnlce Catlno and Gale Solley e lbrary en U ed a n er r ex I s ke the ones you see displayed the hrst semester arts and crafts class The three boys who are exam nsng twe homes have contrnbuted O the exhubrt They are Thomas Bloom Robert Swatswortv and Dean Ba lett T e holiday splrlt rs displayed every year by setting up a Christmas tree In the rcry The tree thus year was secured by Joseph Wrnglesworth and Corlwss Thorp and was d corated by Jan ce Catmo and Nancy McFadden 49 I Y . ' X . A. V l iw ' lv ., . T V ' .' I 1 'I U 2 ,f', W , f T C Q, T T ,, V N X , , A l , 'I fi T 1 T I ' A Q - L '- V rx , 5 Th i is oft 5 as display ce t fa h'bEt Ii .' by h . , . . , . . , V lib 1 I Row John Rowles Dennus Neff Fred Decker Mr Muller James Wagner Hartley Selfrudge Morton Kantar Row John Clouser Charles lrwun Joseph Wertz Robert Davus Max Ardary Domunuc Poeta Row Kenneth Shugarts Wallace McGee Leo Irwun Thomas Blackburn Allen Abruno John Radzueta Row Keuth McMasters Donald Rowles Gordon Stewart Joseph Wruglesworth Patruck Hupps Bruce Dummuck Row Edwun Cupp Paul Tate Larry Luppert Ruchard Young Robert Sutuka c J IJ 5 Patrol 5094 Curwensvulle Jount Hugh School us truly for tunate un havung an organuzatuon whose prumary purpose us guardung of youngsters of our grade school on theur way to and from the school Such us the organuzatuon of Patrol Boys under the lead ershup of Mr Alton Lee Muller whose careful su pervusuon has made thus group the efflcuent or ganuzatuon that ut us The boys guve of theur own tume un order to see that the safety and well beung of the chuldren us procured lt must also be noted here that the condutuon of the weather be ut raun or snow never manages to keep the boys from goung to theur respectuve statuons at the appounted tume Wuthout thus organuzatuon constantly cognu zant of the safety factor, the potentualuty of luves lost would be hugh especually un the group of chuldren who must cross ever busy State Street The varuous posts overlook the maun routes by whuch the chuldren wend theur way to school uf these routes cure wuthun an approxumate two block raduus of the hugh school We dont thunk that thus organuzatuon need worry about future membershup un that any boy uf called upon, would be glad to guve hus help un the unterest of one of the outstandung servuce clubs ofC J H S John Rowles on duty Keuth McMaster: and Wallace McGee do theur good turns Nancy McFadden Mrs Ardory and Mary Johnson confer Betty Lou Bowman and Patrlcla McCarlcle look ambltlous The Press Club has for nts faculty advnsor Mrs Alma Ardory whose work has been appre cnated by the members The club assumes responslbllnty for supply mg school news for the town paper, The News Nancy McFadden has served durnng the past year as editor and Mary Johnson has been as sustant edttor of this maternal The club members decided that In addttlon to contrnbutnng to The News, that ut would pub lrsh a school paper whtch they chose to call The Tide Max Ardary functuoned as edltor and Hart ley Selfrudge helped as asslstant edutor The follownng were selected to serve as oFF cers for the year President, Dorothy Curry Vuce Presudent, Colleen Lasher Secretary Treasurer Morgue Anderson Row left to rnght Delorus Wntherute Helen Jean Hnpps Emuly Frank Lau Bowman Row Jomce Catnno Barbara Goss Annabelle Greslnck Dons Wntherute Ellen Shaffer Mary Johnson Row Nancy McFadden Mildred Strucec Beverly Rach Llnnte Boaluch Row Ruth Ann Spencer Mary Smay Barbara Bowers Rose Palmer Row Shnrley Robbnns Vuola Wood Betty Passrnore Suzanne Moore Gretchen Houck Row Joanne Haines Elsne Hoover Ruth McLaughlnn Mary McDonald 'low Max Ardory Robert Sutnlca Robert Ferguson James Wagner Q Woyo Bloom Geraldnne Curry Sharley Clark Mary Jane Hoag Betty Elanne Sneddan Colleen Lasher Margaret Anderson Roberta Mathews Margaret Ritz Jeannette Anderson Thyra Dnckey Lulllan Clark Margaret Boyce Alnora Wtse Sara McGee Dorothy Koshella Kathleen Campbell Barbara Wood Drone Rhone Barbara Wtse Barbara Pterson Mary Ann Kavelalc Ann Neeper Jean Orr Hartley Selfrndge 51 v-. 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I , II , I I II , I , I I I , , t, I , I , I I I t , I I I I I I I IIII I I I I I I I I I I , I I , I II, II , Strunk, Joanne Haines, Betty McFadden, Lenore Bowden, Nancy McFadden, Vonda Consmnce Hummeb Morgore' Vyrigleswonh I 49 ie, Q -f Q I a H' 6 ..1 ', .j ,'v 4 'V 1 In .gg IQ 2 .:g. Q xi, A Al U ff , ' f, 'sw ' Y AH , In V I fl I X-' , 7 ' 4' 3 , , . ' 6 ji? .gl-' .'-P? F? -3 -tg Mfr' 3 . . '9 1 ' 1, . , 'Z . , vw-M1 - X' X Q ff. 9f7'I1U Q , gg I of QI ,Y V1 E at A? n muy Q :IA Li, V I---D H' H -QQ- .sa-.. 53 ini U79 fy ' - A 1, al' M - NA ,ff nu ga . l r 5 , ,pw 'ef' , f' 'Z ' ,av - 4 S Q Q -J 'L k P' s W ' . Hal ' I liz., 499 bfi ,S T ln Q. J 5 I A, si' A well os doing cz lot o morkmg Mmm our bond membefs engage knllmg une Here we see them doing some of each 57 'I A ,, 'gi 4 My I Q Y ., Jn 7. W V I ,Q v ,g, I 'X ,111 X K ,. f Q I ' Y, 4 F X J 1 4 ' - X X -Q. - V K M S ' f ' A 'H , in ' 4 'v In our chool we have three ma lor sports namely football basket ball and baseball Our football program ns under the leadershlp of Coach Louns Zwlrek assnsted by Wnl lnam Benyush Robert Morglllo and John Malonu the latter berng desug nated as lunuor hugh coach The season lasts from early September untul early November when our an nual Armnstuce Day game with Clearfield closes the season Coach Wulluam Benyush d rects our basket ball program whnch starts nn late ary The lunnor varsnty boys are un charge of Robert Krayer The boys travel as tar away as Ssgel and as close as Clearfield In the early sprnng the ba eball season gets un derway with Louus Zwurelc coachnng the team Last year we ended hnghly successful season by wan nnnq the Moshannon Valley League trophy 14th le tu: 58 e r relr. M Ma on 0 5 . 1 , , - , , . , . I D December and ends in late Febru- . S - X . . . . l . 0 l ' Mr, B nyish, M . Zwi , r. l I Foolball players have Therr mornenTs of relaxallon as evl denced In pcfure T Here we have Asslsiani Coach Morgullo and McNoul exchangung storle I pncfures 2 and 'X we have our sfuclent managers Sny der Neff Goodman Solley and Gunter These boys check an care for the equrpmenf used by The foo ball players l pxcfure 4 we see three lunlors Jones Rich and un ne take time ou? for a resf ln plclure 5 we have faculfy 'nanager of alhlefucs M Bonsall and the held managers Cupp Hnpps and McMas1ers The fleld managers lne fhe held for each game and Yoke care of Yhe benches and yard rnarlcers I ,fu DuBois Phullpsburg Moshannon Joml Punxsulawney lohnsonburg Red Bank Jomt Huntingdon Osceola M lls Clearhelcl FOOTBALL SCORE: T952 OPP C J H S 59 . Q L 2 42 u f Q 4' -2 I V f 1 A A . W W , f fl 1, 9 fr 2 X 1 V 7 V' . jirfgf, x A T ' - W-, I it n R . ' ' 27 7 ' ' Q ' ' ' ' 32 o d ' ' A ' o 20 F1 ' ' ' e , ' , B 2 40 6 Il ' 4 26 o 4 I - L ' 40 o , ' ' 28 o ' , ' ' A a o 12 54 o 'Q . 1 o 'u Rch Colm Bunne Rchod Puzzu o And ew Jone d Rona h ymond Sm Ro U 1 to Igh le Row ck and Lee S Su ku Robe Dov Robe llon, Mu le Chu Goe So ey Rona d Bc ge Y Mox A do Jome Wcgne F ed Decke E igo John F ed Redden, 2: Row ck and S Dan 9 Bc: Thomo McNczu e YT! Ja Dale, o eph He Jon e So ey 9 Che Ycxcobucc .lame Bun Robe k Edwu d Mo gan, Edwu d Zwo Row 3: Kenne h Conway 9 Deon Bu Wfnk, le Cho 3.-an 45254, fmt. Q 1 w.r',R fam K , , gm, Wr,-is R5 ,A , ffl 5. SD' Q in Ji I Es. 9 5 gi 6 F Avi? K , A A 0 I 3 , 9 X im A I ,NF A- 3, , , if Q , ,, , X WL, ? 4 5 , I , , 9' Q 234 I V . IQ 4 9 , - N I 2 Q' . M . 'Q I 1 I ' P f ' . .Q Z., ' x ' I u wg. . fx . 1 P' Rowl Ed Morgan Jam Rushlnskl Dun Svrucklund Bob Burns Ray Smufh Row2 Don Bunnell Duck Horzmsku .lock Errugo Don Ruddle Ron Borger 7lre Wde KaAlret6all Uanutq J V Couch Kroyer Vcrsuty Coach Benynsh Couch Benyush and boys In u huddle 'tg S sv 64 'Y XE' Donald Bunnell Clearfield Brockway Sigel Summerville Moshannon Joint Sykesvulle Reynoldsville Sandy Township SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS Ronald Borger Seo:-eA or the Sermon Clearfield Brockway Sigel Summerville Moshannon Joint Sykesvulle Reynoldsville C J H S Sandy Township R chord Harz k CJHS CJHS CJHS CJHS CJHS CJHS CJHS CJHS J. V, SQUAD-Row 'l: Jim Lippert, Jim Marra, Bob Swats- J. V. Coach Krayer and boys talk it over. worth, Charles Wink, Henry Lash Row 2: William Brown, John Elinslxi, Tom Bloom, Vicfor Catalano Row 3: Charles Liddle, John Myrfer, Tom Tkacik, Dick Wrye 65 WI, . , v -Hi' ,Q W.. Y in 53 a 7?1F'13dl X . W, x 'ggi 5-I Q Z frm , 'i M, X. f rv? x ' lg' as 1 I' H Q F ' I -'wf 1 ry I I 1 v ,gl 6, r 'W' Q 'lx Y 'ba f 'W 'Ai 'f-'4--9-7 LJ. ' .t..i.-... , A , i It-4 vain fr 14 Cliampiomflup Team The baseball season of T952 was a championship season for C.J.H.S. For the first time our boys won the Moshannon Valley League trophy. The League is com- posed of six teams. Our school is proud of our coach, Louis Zwirek, and his fine baseball team of 1952. The trophy to the left is now a permanent possession of C.J.H.S. Playing on the championship team as varsity mem- bers were: Max Ardary-catcher, Ronald Notor-pitcher and lst base, Noel Hamilton-2nd base, Chris Cullen- shortstop, Raymond Smith-3rd base, Blair Wink-center Helder, .lack Kavelak-left fielder, Ronald Borger-right fielder, Richard Harzinski-pitcher, Richard Goodman- lst base, Lance Duttry-pitcher, infielder. Our T953 baseball season hasn't started yet but we are hoping for a repeat performance of last year's team. In the dug out picture reading left to right we have Kenneth Cathcart Noel Hamilton Mr Bonsall Dean Bar rett Raymond Smith Lance Duttry At bat we have Ronald Borger and in the catchers box we have Max Ardary SCORES FOR 1952 SEASON Osceola Mills Moshannon Joint Reade Township Houtzdale Woodward Brisbm Beccaria Coalport lrvona Osceola Mills Moshannon Joint Reade Township Houtzdale Woodward Brisbm Beccaria Coalport Irvona CJHS CJHS CJHS CJHS CJHS 67 D' .ls , . 1 I - 5' . ' 0 C.J,H.S. 9 ' 0 . . . . 7 ' O C..l.H.S. l0 - - ' A l C.J.H.S. 16 ' - - 2 . . . . 7 ' ' 0 C.J.H.S. 7 ' l . . . . 5 ' 3 . , . . TO - A ' ' 4 . . . . 7 A - - 6 C.J.H.S. 0 .QJQQ Q , ,:. ' s V 4 A ' ' 1' L 'l J' ' k I, Z.. ' K. 4 'Q ' M K k .... my. - g I .'ff4'E-Y 9 P Q 'wk ii . i Q YL, N- - . Wie Senior-A 'mardi grad Dance In February after conducting a school election to se lect a king and aueen ofthe senior class the seniors spon was held ln the pictures we see Emily Frank and Cecile Fye carrying the scepters followed by Shirley Smith and Lillian Wr aht bearing the crowns Next in the royal procession otflred in heavy velvet fur trimmed robes come the Senior Kina Ronald Borger andthe Senior Queen Kay Clapsaddle After the royal couple ascended the throne they were crowned by the coronation officer Gordon Bloom 69 ,, fu J- i I - sored a Mardi Gras dance at which time the coronation . 0 . I . . , i 'U s L- if if S' Th-N llHl0l' SGNIOI' ,7l'0m oe Muyl T ace Penn G cmgsw Grompucm pe Menu Turkey cmd :TI The Vrnmmmgs Orchesiru The Sherwood Qumnvef Enterfulnment Joy Robwson World Verw1wToqomv Decorcmons Craps' pope: cmd bc Noor s :heme The Gcudz rw of Tomorrow OO C UT! Famous 1 r. f ' , W 1 1 f X ,gn T A lx in- I V 5 an - 1 ' A-, V 1 ' ' V 11-M.. ,, , -N -Q K , lc 4 ..' ' f i i lv 'I fx 'f V .gf ' X , V - ., if ' V X 'N Q . O l D 9 ' T, 952 Time, Banque? 6 OO p vw Prom 9 OO 12 PI 1 f: , ' V ovwsfv: 'C 1 1 ' ' K ' I Mr A - A S. r, ,H ' 1 A : . 1 w ' ,M 9 4 1 S I . 1 1 t 5 - T 7 ' T .W n l .xg- ' ' . v 3 Q 4 'P 'Y 4 . 3 I 70 '?f lT f .tt ,-1 N if lf' ,w'-A32 2 ,,,- la ,f The above are on ihe spot snaps of fhe Sophomore Snowball Dance and the Press Club's Chrusfrnas Dance 71 -MW .,-5-,449 il ' o ' f 1 1 ff' .1 'ff .I MF, :A 'f 7 T o Ogjpfl , '? I - . o o a . 'V N .4 4 A rf S , I ' A ,ax V - . I ' ft- ,H ' f k . f WWI? ff - 7 , ,fewfw 1 Y N 1 N 4 8 . 4 o A f YW .V t 'Dv x 1 2 C? Student Directors Cecile Fye and Gretchen McCarl C 1 lseafedl Belly Lou Bowman Emlly Frank Mum: Wrlghf Nancy McFadden Ann Neeper Ceclle Fye lslundmgl Mlss Elazabefh Mallon Grefchen McCarl Shnrley Smnh James Tralsrer John Homes Donna Dale Gordon Bloom John Shuvely Ruchard Huesfand Semor 6144.6 Flay Clementine Mrs Kelley Mr Kelley Bertha Abe Hank Pete DHPPY Caihy CLEMENTINE C Cl s 1' Donna Dale Nancy McFadden James Transter Ann Neeper Rlchcurd Hlestand John Haunes Gordon Bloom John Shnvely Betty Lou Bowman MISS Prlngle Shirley Smllh Ann McNeal MnmuWrngh1 Jane Ann Emrly Frank ' -V, f ' :N .y 1 1 - l 1 , v- f E f is f l -rx, Y ' 'A 1 I 1 l ' I I f I - 1 1 f I I 1 1 , . I W 5 . . '. O 72 The plot of thus delnghtrul comedy ably dn rected by Mlss Mallon asslsted by Gretchen McCarl and Ceclle Fye revolved around the prob lems encountered by a tomboy Clementnne Kel ley as she began to mature Clem whose favornte pastlme was playing football was constantly gettlng unto trouble par tncularly wuth haughty old Mass Prnngle As Clem s tom boylshness went from bad to worse her moth r cracked down on her athletlc spnrut She forced Clem to nnvlte Hank to a party whuch he chose to attend with Cathy a very personable and charmxng young lady Next Clem entered an oratorlcal contest nn which with the help of Mass M-:Nell she defeat d Hank Clem s father was runnnng forthe mayorshup of Hootervulle and has election depended upon Muss Pringle to a great extent Clem reallzlng that her behavaor mnght turn Mass Prmngle agalnst her father attempted to become a lady She got a permanent wave In an effort to make her elf attractnve She then asked Hank to h r house for a session of plane geometry The ltttle party was broken up by the entrance of the whole gang and flnally Mlss Pringle I took plenty of courage for Cl m to face up to Mlss Pringle but she dnd and un so dolng won su port for h r father an the electron She also won Hank and the respect of all concerned lt was a great conclusion to a splendnd play A,' I - , , - . I - , . I I - - . . ..' D , , ' I . .I S D , . , s ' . e ' ' . t Q ,, ,, . . .I . . I ph 9 . V , . or Q Y u n I ' at ' A I Row Jean Shafer Rlchard Hlestand Ceclle Fye Betty Lou Bowman Joyce Derrrck Row2 Patrrcra McCorkle Donna Dale James Wagner Loretta Neal Barbara McDonald Max Ardary Shrrley Smith Ronald Borger John Haines amor C1444 Play Gretchen McCarl student drrector presents grfts to Mr Boob Mrs Houser Mr Chadderdon and Mr McCarl Thesprans John Harnes and Max Ardary wrtness the presentatron 74 LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE C a s t Joe Burke James Wagner Sugar l.ou Betty Lou Bowman Pinky Hamilton John Harnes Charley Bradford Joyce Derrick Connie Ashton Jean Shafer Ogden McClosky Rrchard Hnestand E Patrrcna McCorkle o Donna Dale Monuca Bates Ceclle Fye Mrs J W Bates Loretta Neal Dr Prllsy Max Ardary Muss Ross Shrrley Smrth Toasty Barbara McDonald Clrff Hayward Ronald Borger 5 C? S , ,J SJ ' ' . ' H3 e,rte Q ' . I 't , l I tw 's . xr ' B r, ' j t - V xl fr- M ' , i l ll Y K 1 I: . . 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Has evf' , fan- -- ' K3 k -1 3. x, .4 THE CAST Powl Annabelle Gresllck Jack Errlgo Betty McFadden Elanne Sneddcn Gerald me Curry Roberta Mathews Row 2 Hartley Selfrudg James Rushxnsku Clark Rach Suzanne Moore Ruth Ann Spencer Propertues Committee Fred Decker John Rowles At thus wrutmg the Junuors are busy practucnng for their class play under the dnrectuon of Mr John Boob The play whuch as to be pre sented on March 26 and 27 ns called Straws for Two and has a cast of seven gurls and four boys The Juniors promlse an enloyable evening for all vnewers Even though we are unable to gnve you any action shots w are pleased to present pictures of the varlous committees that have funchoned and will functlon to make the play a success Business Committee Barton Hmpps Len are Bowden Vuola Wood Dorothy Kashella Donald Kester Donald Ruddle news' TH Play Reodmg Committee-Suzanne Moore Joanne Haunes Anno Student Drectors Colleen Lasher Vlr belle Greslnck Betty McFadden Colleen Lasher James Yacobuccn, ganna Rnchards Hartley Selfrndge A o . , 5 ' V ' I Q . 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' ' 1 76 We of the Echo Edltorlal Staff are happy to devote thas page to our classmate Barbara McDonald who was strucken wnth polio early In her senlor year and slnce that time has been In Pittsburgh e Industrlal Home for Crrppled Children Not only IS Barbara recelvlng treatment as evidenced t e above pictures but she us also keeping up wlth her studies and will be able to graduate with us e sprung Barbara has been a wonderful example of courage and the sensors of 1953 are proud er and wash for her a complete and speedy recovery Barbara sends along her greetlngs to her many friends In the following letter Dear Classmates, How many times I have thought of you and my teachers at Curwensvulle Hugh' You have been very good to me and I apprecuate deeply all your letters and glfts Aluce s world when she stepped through the lookung glass could not have been more changed whnsked from hugh school to the hospital Where my days had been filled wuth classes band prac tuce football games and coke parties now suddenly the hours were occupued wnth thermo meter readings and hotpacks After four weeks of thus routnne I found my elf un an ambulance on my way to my present stoppmg place The lndustrual Home for Cruppled Children Lufe here goes on In a more normal fashuon Some of you no doubt would envy me thus exustence where most of my day ns spent un bed Breakfast nn bed' T V shows nn bed' Even school un bed' Just thunk kuds all you who have dreamed of sleepung through class could do at here un complete comfort 1426 Denmston Avenue Pittsburgh 17 Pa March 5 1953 Even though I mnss my old school I feel grateful un beung able to conhnue my classes and nt is good to be studymg from famlluar textbooks the same ones that you are usung at home After school the rest of my day ns spent enther an the gymnasuum or an the pool where I receive my treatment whlch consists of welght lnftmg usung a skate and varuous exercuses As the week draws to a close my frlends and I look expectantly toward the doors for vns utors It sounds luke Grand Central Statlon wuth out the tram whnstles when the guests are ad mmed Now graduatnon ns lust around the corner In a relatnvely short tame each of us wall be go Ing hrs separate way Im sure that the good tumes have greatly outnumbered the bad ones and I know that Curwensvtlle Jount Hugh School wnll remam always a fond memory for every one of us Sincerely Barbara McDonald . . . , . . . . . G, th . . . ' . , . . in h ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' in th ' . ' of h , . I n . I ' . . . . , I I . , I I ' , . . . . than was mine when I found myself abruptly , , , ' , , . . . l , , , ' - 1 , . ' Il ll ' ' . . I - . u q 4 s ' . . . ' 1 . . , . . I ' I I . 1 . 1 I 77 .Xi Hward Wrnnem Unfortunately our yearbook goes to press before all the wrnners of contests are announced However we are happy to present the above suc In the upper left hand picture we have Rose Palmer C3rdD Gretchen McCarl C2ndJ and Lrlllan Wrrght flstj wrnners rn the essay contest spon sored by the Amerlcan Legton The sublect for the essay was Our Amerrcan Heritage Under thus prcture we have one of James arster C3 dj Lll n St aw flstj and Lu ran Wrrght C2ndj wrnners In the Pocahontas essay contest on the sublect of Our Flag A Symbol of In the upper rlght hand corner we show John Shrvely Clstj Gale Solley f2ndJ and Andrew Puzzuto f3rdD wrnners rn the Pennsylvanra history test sponsored by the D A R Next we have Lrlluan Wrught elected by the sensors and faculty as the school s Good Cltrzen In the senior magazine campaxgn we had winners too Here we see Fred Hlestand drawing the lucky number We have Rrchard Huestand chanrman for the magazlne campargn makung the awards to Janet Bachelrer and Emrly Frank 4 I 5 t , ,.,, A Q A V ' I r ' O , Tr ' r , i ia r , 'll' ' I ' Il I - I cessful entrants. 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I I I - I 11 ' . - 11 - ' I - '- . , . . . , ,, .. ,, 1 79 111111 of tlue C1444 o 1953 We the ECHO staff wull wuthout the consent of the owner Max Ardary s art of fallung to Lucy Blackwell Janet Bacheuuer s salesmanshup abuluty to Morty Kantar Jo Anne Beeman s enloyrruent of ch wung gum to Joyce Tat Adalune Bennetts knack of makung hamburgers to Kathryn Black Esther Blackburn s skull un sewung to Moruorue Ruddle Gordon Bloom s fondness for roller katung to John Kelly Ronald Borgers posutuon as an all around sport to Raymond mu Barbara Bowers laugh to Morgue Anderson Betty Lou Bowman s lackadausucol attutude to Lone Keller Donald Bunnell s temper to Bull Snyder Januce Catuno s brauns to Jum McNaul Katherune Clapsaddles complexuon to Kay Rogers Gerald Clark s curly haur to Keuth McMasters John Clousers bass vouce to Bob Ferguson Edwun Cupps posutuon as a patrol boy to Wallace McGee Dorothy Curry s uob of collectung absentee slups to Sara Rose Carfley Donna Dales sungung obuluty to Charles lrwun Joseph Dales good looks to Dave Bonsall Robert Davus abuluty to aet around fun a carl to Bob Burns Emuly Franks flute posutuon to Phul Wungard Cecule Fye s cheerleadung unuform to Annabelle Gresluck Donald Gunter s renown as a pool shark to Ronald Jones Mary Jane Haag s shortness to Jack Errugo John Haunes love for arauung to Tum Gardlock Russell Hormans long leas to Mulford Bloom Ruchard Harrunskus putchung arm to Kent Muchoels Ernest Houck s tractor to Donnue Kneusel Ruchard Huestand s collectuon of records to Thyra Duckey Helen Jean Hupp s tuny vouce to Barbara Goss Elsue Hoover s freckles to Jeannette Anderson Margaret lrwun s quuetne s to Barbara Fama Larry Luppert s uob at the bowlung alley to James H ss Gretchen McCarls famuly relatuonshup to faculty members to Louus Curry Mary Jane McCartney s bashfulness to Marlene Chamberlaun Ronald McClures fast walkung pace to Glenn Stewart Patrucua McCorkles athletuc abuluty to Elaune Sneddon Betty McCrackens posutuon as a lubraruan to Ruth Mclaughlun Nancy McCrackens naturally curly tresses to Anne Kephart 80 0 1 , . 5 , . u., . .. , . . . 3 0 . , . , .. . .. . 1 . . 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D , . . . .e , . , . .. , . ,. . , .. . . . 1 112111 of the Clam of 1953 Vera Jones McCracken s laterary abalaty to Fred Decker Barbara McDonalds sense of humor to Barbara Halleman Nancy McFadden s cooperataveness and efzflcaency to Beverly Rach Margaret McGarys traat ot beang congenaal to Colleen Lasher Norma McKee s tany waastlane to Olaver Exley Gust Maderaa s seraousness to Jammy Lappert Charles Mallon s agalaty on the dance floor to Bruce Dammack Helen Machael s proxamaty to school to Elaane Hullahen James Machaels love of loaflng to John Harmac Ann Neepers good nature to Jo Ellen Thompson Dennas Nefts heaght to Anna Conrad Rose Palmers 'ob of takang orders for pactures to Wava Bloom Mary Ann Pankos accordaon to Nancy Straw Drexel Pentzs motorcycle to Eddae Truatt Barbara Peters love for teasang to Alnora Wase Barbara Paersons damples to Mary Rafterty Andrew Puzzuta s posataon as guard on the football team to Leonard Fulmer Eugene Raft rtys drawl to Frances Errago Daane Rhones part tame 'ob at Kantars to Joanne Haanes Margaret Ratzs tamadaty to Mary Johnson Catherane Schonwalders neatness to Mary Ann Kavelalc Betty Jane Shafers walk to Arnoldtown to Carol Tenon Thomas Shaws love for physacs to Phalson Happs John Shavelys anterest an polatacs to Lee Strackland Carolyn Smays sweetness to Jam Rushanska Patracaa Smeals pleasantness to Vaola Wood Sharley Smath s love for anythang connected wath school to Kathy Smath Edath Mae Snyders tendency to blush to Edath Wraght Chester Solleys long bus rade to Tom Bloom Gale Solleys wase cracks to Fred Haestand James Spontarellas sleepaness to Carol Buell Lallaan Straws artastac abalaty to Don Raddle Robert Sutaka s resadence an Curwensvalle the prefers Detroatl to John Olosky Corlass Thorp s love of the wade open spaces to Rachard Bloom Glenn Thorps love of spaces wade open to Raymond Bloom James Traasters huntang traps to Dack Lezzer James Wagners talkataveness to Ed Morgan Eugene Ward s seat an room 21 Cwhach he never goth to Jam Zwolska Naoma Whatakers gymnastac abalaty to Gretchen Hauck Barbara Wases good conduct to John Rowles Annalaese Wolfs dog to Sara Frank Barbara Woods trombone to Jam Marra Lallaan Wraghts personalaty to Betty McFadden Goldae Youngs bag brown eyes to Verna McCracken Joseph Wraglesworth s F F A award to Paul Tate 8 I ,. .. , . , . . . , . . . ,. ,. . ., . . . 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H' QQ 3 I 504. 1 fi W Ky Way of In trodactron In 1903 a small paper of four pages known as The Echo was orugunated un Curwensvulle Hugh School Enclosed un thus years E ho us the second edutuon of thus paper to be publushed One of the artucles un the paper concerns the com mencement exercuses of 1903 It us unterestung to note that only one student graduated un 1903 but the paper never mentuons who the student was After some research we duscovered the graduate was Mrs Edna Hogan the former Edna Haulton The older generatuon wull probably remember some of the stores and shops that advertused un the paper Later the paper evolved unto the Hugh School Annual and Durectory pub lushed un 1922 wuth Eluzabeth Kung daughter of Dr H O Kung as the first edutor un chuef The 1922 annual was a small book of nunety nune pages of hugh school unformatuon and twenty two pages of advertusung The annuals dumensuons wuth the 1953 annual whose dumensuons are even and three fourths unches by ten and one half unches and has nunety four pages of hugh school unformatuon and two pages of advertusung The edutorual for the 1922 annual wrutten by Muss Kung us uncluded as an unterestung sudelught from past yearbooks on page nunety three In 1923 the yearbook was known as the CHS Annual and un 1924 ut was flrst known as The Echo Sunce then all the yearbooks have been known as The Echo The exact hustory of how the name came to change from the paper to the yearbook us hazy Luttle us known about the exustence of the paper and records tell us only that the 1924 yearbook us the Hrst to be known as The Echo On page nunety thr e we have reprunted for yo some excerpts by staff members of past yearbooks Although some of these were wrutten years ago they do apply to present day condutuons We hop you enuoy these The 1953 Echo Stat? wush s to extend uts congratulatuons to the past Echo Staffs for theur help un makung thus annuversary possuble We suncerely hope that classes un the future wull contunue to publush The Echo The 1953 Echo Staff 88 I were five and one-half inches by eight and three-fourth inches in comparison . - S . J HIGH SCHOOL ECHO 1 LI RXXINSXIIII PA AIRII 24 F903 L ll Spencer I Cn. E Dry Goods The slvl tsn sn lx com IS one ol xour requirements' for Sprung They dont cost so much nl xo: make- them' yourself lt txkcs 4 yards of 36 unch s lk and 1 lnttle trnn ming and hmnw ts the su I tn l trlmmmg xxe xmnt to tcll you about We have put an al stock Of Silk Una Yard Wade p cnllx lor th n coats n trimming too Ihe S llc s oo and Sl 50 per yard p Come and see nt Its good l The Leadlnv Barber ol Curwensvxllc em-ge flfl- I Pai W X .Un S m os U I IDR Furmture and Undertaking' FC IO H lemms 'SJW MERCHANT Tllllllll A pc-rf REI Xll n rlt gnarnnln l l Commencement Fntertamrm-ut Onlx one person recexxes the hon ors of graduatnon this xear It IS therefore nnpossxhlc to arrange a program f IIHICICIII length consustmg, f radnltmg exer cases alonc But the School Board xuslnnc to shoxx Its 'IPPTCCIZIIIOII of the tLll'lflIN ot pnrposc xxlnch the one xonng ltdx d1 plaxed xn hold mg ont 'llonc nntll she had com pleted hcr chool xxorlc dcternnned to arrm c lor an cxenxng, s en cr tamment uhcrcln thc 1, adnatmg exerclc should he 1 prominent tcntnr snpllemcntcd hx 1 serxes l c lornses tram the dnfterent r es l fux l'CLlt'ltl0llS nn pnptl 1 the cu lornse ur mem loxxlx and pfnnlnllx hut nexcrtheless hope tnllx dcxcloped mn the Department school and thc Intcrmcdnte 'lllfll Sccond mdc XI1 s ess Norms otl thc JUIIIOFLIHQ mn N11 Ro s Kes ter of the Sccond cradc xxlll ass! tl un dccltmltorx xxorl lrom the De part ncnt school Ihc Intcrmedmte uc xxlll c nc cntcc hx N s lx uthcrlnc I ull and Xllss ls xt mer c lxcr xxlnlc NIr hhllllilll Is ell xxxll he the cwrltm ol the cc ond lllts 'I he ex emng., xxtll douhtlcs hc an cnjox ahle one and lll mterested ln onr schools should come out The excerclses xull hc hcld on 'I ne dax exenmg Xpnl :Nth connnencmy., s o clock tn thc 'XC'Nlt'lllX NIIISIC 'G Nlxss XX oonxtzn It xon xxc-re 1 noxehst for xxhat pnrpoe xxonld xon xx rlte noxcl ' I Xl I H To gct rich qmclc Lux es ol rxch men all rennnd ns If xxe can hnt get the toclc XX e ll departmg leaxe belnnd ns I xhrfmes on ex erx hloclt L xnxx c lr 30 p to Store All the latest an summer dress goods and trmnngs car ets matunff and an oleums Agents for the famous ueen Quahty Waiko ver Sion Fred Q Dyer More Goods U Same Money uc Grocer es Fo c mn and Domestn I rults Notions and Provnsnons I rc nnnlns gnven xxlth ull Goods Sam Goods for less Money Emlt To Cleanse the head from all dand ruff prexf-nt the hanr from lalhng off and promote the growth ot new halr use NYAUS IIAIII RESTDREII Xilss C xxx j'mlc's xon max SH by fi bl d I pin: Eelxnta e 1 jectlxe totae W K g j uns NI xxxx H I Clearfield The Reg tered Pl-arnw-me 89 Q V V Q v 1 7 xo.. 1. ., ' . . x. 50-2 - ! . l . 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It Xnrn 'Xl ll vrrll 011 III IWI35 NIRX Xl IIN X I ll Al RIL 4 1911, SUGGESTED THOUGHTS Hoxx lull of renexxul I111 IN IIIIN old xx orld ol o11rs lI1e long I11,1 of tl1e xx 111ter IS OXLI and to1l1x XL welcome xx1tl1 Jox the r11nrn of 1111 stasx xxe greet tl11 res11rr11t1o11of all that IS best lll 111t11re I6 tllnll of 11exx l1fe IS IDOFIIC to ns on the note of ex erx feathered songster and the o1lo1 of ex LIX Il1Jxxe1et Old a111b1t1o11s 1re r1.11exxe1l1nd better tho11g,l1t and aspnatxons of other daxs are 1esnrre1ted I1fe todax SCCIIIN donblx xxortI1 the l1x nw The xolce ot tI1e 111111111 xxorld calls and 111 echoed accents tl1e 111telle1tnal and tl1e sp1r1t11'1l xxorld responds Tlnngs 1re no longer out of 111111 I11 l11r111o11x xx1tl1 th1s nexx l1fe 1xe TISS to better thmgs 1nd resolxe to be true to 1ll that IS best 1n l1fe -044- LAST ISSUE As school lb near111g to 1 1Io e the H1111-1 qcnoox. ILCHO xx1lI sus pend pllbIlC8llOll xx 1tl1 tl11s IHSIIU. 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Maude Bloom xx ere xx xtors cf oxxr sLlxool oxxe dax last xx eek Nlxss X xrge Nox es xx ho has lDELll xxsxtnxx Mx s Htrxxxaxx for 1 exx daxs xx 'xs 'x xx xtor of our NLllOUlN R certaxxx l.l'LNllIll'lll lxox xxlxexx xsked xx lxonx he e corttd honxe fxoxn the soLx'xl sxx1l It t'xxxxt pxopex to e 'x x lllllll Xl oo1l'xr1 of l r'x1 1 lx ls xeLxx xxsxtxxx xLr ts LT s C r'x1e X oo1l xrtl o xs o ot oxxr tx 'xLlxLrs Don t for et L0llllllLllLLlllLlll LX ercx es xx lxxLlx xxxll he held on Fxxes 1 xx ex exxnxv rxl th l' xrtxc xxlaxrs xxx another colnxxxn Don Kxttleberger 'xssxstxxxt Ldxt or xx hen xsked to xx rxt sonxe lo c'xls for the I:.CHo hfxd to retcr to the dxctxonarx to NLC xx hat xt nxmnt Nlxsb XVOOd3l'd xxxtexxds qnxtxng the toxxxx Vx edxxesdxx nxo xxxxx oxx the first traxxx xx lxxlL xt xs Nlx Ilexd gen s xxxtexxtxoxx to stax xxxtlx xxs fxr 'x xxeek or so 'xtter sLlxool closLs loxxxs s xxs that xxhcxx he xx 'xs xxx lledtord looknxg xxp at the stceple on a lxrge bxnldxxxg, thx xxxoxxtlx he xxxg opexxj a xxxan cxxne aloxx drop ped a cexxt xxx lxxs xxxoutlx and yxnnp e1l on lxxs feet tlxxnkxxxg he xx as 'x Xxtlgllll g nxachxne 03' DON Qax Seth h'xxe xoxx got 'x rex olx er 7 Q1 Tll X LS XX hfxt 1lo x oxx xx ant xxxtlx xt 7 Dos Oh I xx axxted to go to the socxfxl tmnglxt 'xxxd xt l get 1 gxrl to take home I xxxll he afraxd to Loxxxe hack hoxxxe alone 434 It xs xn x.xxn alxxaxs xxx x'xxn she xnoaxxed Vx hat xs xn xaxxx he asked 'llxe letter X sxr xxas the re P X l xr xxp the street a pxxx xx as heara to drop xxxtlx 'x dxxll thxxd axxd then all xx as stxll -C-' What They Say They sax that our school days are xxxxnxhexed Thex sax that the Xons xxxll do exxx the Ht xt tll'llC that jack xx as dxsap he nxght of the ocxal They poxxxtL-1l VIN Oll I that laarl spends half Llearfleld Xl oxxdcr Tlxex xxs txxxx xx xx VIN C that txxo gxrls of the spent 1 'xster xxx l'xtts Thex Second burg sax grade Fhex sax that the colors ofthe 'sexxxox Ll'lNS of 04 xxxll he gold lllll lxl xck Thex 'xx thfxt I oxxxs Rolxxsoxx xs txlkxxxg ot exxterxxxx., thL rx xg 'xs a fL xtherxx exght llxex s'xx tlxxt Pxxxl llxle xs ook t xe xxx'xxx xx xo to L L 1 lxxs L lhLx sxx that there xs a gxrl xxx the jnxnor cl ls xx ho xxxll 'xttexxd tlxL St I oxxxs excposxtxoxx ex sfxx tlxxt tlxL xxexx pa lllllk on Qrxtxxrd x lllglll. lhcx sax thai- ad. has taken out xxx 1LLx1lexxt pohLx xtter tlxL occxxr x LIILLS ot XX Llllle d xx xxx., t xex th'xt one of the 1 Ll Ll x snl'fLrxxxg tronx xx x'xt x kxxoxxn as tlxL kxxxxk texer Tlxex xx th xt NI xnager Hfxxxltonl txxe1l t lx x hxxxxself Vx erlxxesdfxx LX exnxxg xxxtlx 'x Llotlxes lxxxe sk lxxxxx ahoxxt xt Tlxex sfxx that Blfxxr Gates xx oxxl1l lx'xxL heexx sleepnxg xet xt the p o tessor had xot xx xl LllLLl lxxxxx o hl0llCl'lX nxornxng , TlxLx sax that xt Ralph Axxxder lsoxx Loxxld catch the ball xs xxell as lhe cxxx catch skxxnks he xx Olllfl he lxx anted xxx the next ganxe Tlxex say that soxxxe of the boys of the Hxgh school ate 0 xxxaxxx eggs oxx Faster that tlxex haxe xxot beexx 'xble to get to school sxnce Thex say that surgeon Daugher tv nxade a successful operatxoxx on a large lly moxxtlx Rock We are' pleased to hear that lxxs patxexxt xs recox erxng sloxx lx They say that the two Pauls of the Hxgh school xxxade a raxd on a Xdxertxse xxx the FLHO cert'xxn lxexx coop Saturday nxght 91 loukxxxg for eggs axxd were caugh xn the act Before gettxng axxay they had to pronxxse to attend Sun day school the folloxxxng xnorxxxxx They say that the Xl est Braxxcl lxxxr Lo xxxll xxxx est the nxoney they nxade dxxrxxxg the xxxnter xxx a famx It ls xxot certaxxx xx hetlxer they xxx tend marry xxxg or xxot These terpnsxxxg young xxxen gaxned thexx rLputatxon 'Ls farxxxers last year by raxsxxxy., the largest crop of potatoes 'lllll also the largest potatoes xn thx conxxtx lhe nearest thxng to perpetual nxotxon xs the I 9 00 Ball Bearing Washing Machine, 'I he hghtest runnxng nxachxxxe on earth or sale only PEO V Y For Fresh and Salt Meats Iiruxts 'me X egetalxles Qeasoxx go to A J MURPHYS Plastering, xxxylxotly xxxshx xg plasterxng or p.1l1 hxnu dxxxxe xxxll do xxell to call on J I Mlfldleton A so agent f1 r S N' Petty and Nexx X k Wall Pxper Lo FOR L lothmg -XVD Shoes Of Style and ML-rxt call on ' I .I. 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For l'1ne and S11ple DYBWIIIS Flhlbll 06153153 I' I-I1Ie ARTHUR IJ BIJIIILKBURN Dentist, 111 ns II1 LIIVXXLIISXIIIL 6 A Horabauglr, FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSUVANCE SIE-1NIbHII lICIxI-I Cnrwensulle I CHD 3 SOUTH SIDE MEAT MARKFT I-resh and Smoked Slen- Dn-ssed l'o11Itry I't1 Banter and Egg, 51,0 everylhlng to be found 1n Il first 1 lass meat market IFICPS as low as the lowest I I4 se 11I1f1 ire nlterestu Ill t1t rlt III r111111g our st N111 s IOIIICI not 1111 to be prutnt 11 the eflll 1 ittr S CICIN I1tI1111II Iel II I 1 Apnl 24th at 0 the ma111 room ol the H1 fI1 chool 'lhere 111ll bt 111 ewI11b1t1o11of the work 111 dr111111gIlro111 1IIt'1e different gr1des Bllt the people should not be 11111 cr1t1cz1I III 111111. 111g tllell' es' mates Most of the v1orL was Ullxc 1-+4 1 IIIIC pcm ods Even 1rt stndtnt k11o11s the IIIIPOTIBIICQ of the tnne element 111 or tht t1n1e 5111111 to It thats 1II QP Lowell Ilterary SOCIPly The foIIo11111g intere Illlg' pro qrannne 111ll he rendered l11 tI1e Lo11eII l1ter1r1 50CICtX at Illtll' IIICLIIIIK III the llldlll 111cI1tor111111 of tI1e H1gI1 sthool on I-11da1 alter I noo11 -Xpnl 24th SIIIRIIIK Lssax Ret'lInl.1111 X11c11l8nI Rv nhng I'l Req IIIIIOII Dner ' Lsuv Bmginr Ru :lation Inrnl Rolo Readmg Slngmg, Jollv Stu lent All XISIIOTNI 1v1ll be 1- e-I1 F n'1 II I1 YI leltv Ibeker I- Inn Owen RIIIIIYIP I 1fI 1r N11 s Ilei gen XBYI 511D xull l'11n une III11-111 Illair Gnu' Floren 1- Kerr 1.11111 une BI vom Ninn Stuck hrui 4 R 1 Y llll Phov Blnnvhe MCVIIII Mus Houlgen Charles itnu-r Bnrietv eord1aIl1 XI el comed MAR1 V01 1- qc-Cretan w B Ammemen' Adxertise 1n the FLIIO Rate-1 Proprletor reasonable 92 1 I Belt.: Reserved for Comm-mc1mn11t. 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T I' . . fxcfzfzpfi Jwm, mlm, of fha WML EDITORIAL SENIOR CLASS POEM 1922 Yearbook In spnte of the fact that our predecessors have never edtted and publnshed an annual much less an annual and directory of the town we the class of 1922 have attempted to do so lt has lonq been known that our schools lack equipment and that we need othletucs e money we receive from these books goes for our commencement expenses and to the Athletuc Assocnatlon The Sensors thus year realuze that a new chool bulldmg and modern equnpment are neces sary for the proper educatuon of the children of thus communuty so we have publushed thus an nual to tell you the people of Curwensvnlle that we want the succeedmg classes to be well pro vlded for nn thus respect We want you the vot rs of the town to take an nnterest nn the schools lf our class succ eds In awakenlng your oblect of our hugh school career We wlsh to thank the faculty and classes of h hnqh school the edntors those who subscrubed and all those who so generously gave us adver tnsmg matter for theur kmd and substantlal assnstance Ellzabeth Kung DEDICATION TO PEACE 1941 Yearbook We f1nd IldlfT1CUll at thus tame to wrlte on paper what comes surging from our hearts T descrube that feeling fully would take endlesz pace of paqes But ut ns our wush that the dov of peace should scatter our thoughts of good wall on earth to all men lt ns wnth thus thought un mrnd and un heart that we suncerely dedlcate our yearbook to Peace 1932 Yearbook When years have passed on the shup of tvme O er lnfe s rough stormy sea Each rock shall be a student 'oy Each wave a memory A memory undummed by merclless years The waves white crest wull rude A mem ry untarnnshed by doubts and fears A loy only brlghtened by each flowlng tnde We ve anchored at last at a long dustant port Though tus only a whale we remam And landward at last our anchors are fast At a port we have long sought to gann Old shnpmates together we ve sauled the seas And heard the breakers roar For four short years through storms and fears But we part now those days are o er Here s hoping the shup an whnch you embark Wall stand the test of tame Bon Voyage old shupmates of mme Nan Haley TO THE ECHO 1932 Yearbook Through days and mghts of toul and woe We ve labored over you Through endless hours of work and care We ve crted a lnttle too And now that you have gone to press Our hearts are llght tus true For we wall have a aood long rest And thunk no more of you Trl days to come when many years Have gllded swiftly by Th n may you brang us memornes sweet But never tear or slgh Edutorual Stat? 9 ' J , ll q 1 I ' ' 1 - 1 . I ' I l I 1 1 ' . ' ' . Th 1 - - - , . I I ' . , . . I I . . . . I , . . . . . . 1 5 - . . ' l u - I . . - ' I . ' I ' , Q Q 1 - I . , i I Q ' ' 1 . . . . V I . e ' ' ' ' - f s I Interest, we shall feel that we have attained the TIqQ1y0U'H find res' at the por, Hsuccessff I ' ll II, ' . . 1 3 .A I . Q' . ' ll . ' Il Il I , . . I . ,, . . . . . , . . , . - 0 , 2 P h I s . ' ' ' e ' . K . , . . , . . . . e . , ll ' 93 Addas Beauty Salon Addlemans Garage Altoona School of Commerce Amerncan Legion Auxuluary Post 505 Ardarys Store Arlon s Beauty Salon Arnold John C Attorney Atlantuc 81 Pacuflc Tea Co Bachelner Bros Garage Connue s Beauty Shop Cowdrlck s Drug Store C ssey Dr A B Curwensvrlle Curwensvrlle Curwensvtlle Curwensvllle Curwensvxlle Curwensvnlle Florist Furnnture Co Heatnna and Plumbnng Motor Servuce State Bank Woman s Club Bailey Motors Barneys Barber Shop Barretts Servuce Station Bartell Transfer Co ard L F Deluxe Dry Cleanunq Dots Restaurant Dotts Motor Co DuBous Busuness College Dufton Hardware Co Belfast Coal Co Electruc Supply lnc Errugo Dustrnbutunq Co Bennett Insurance Agency Bennnngton Electrnc Co Buble Gift Shop Blacker Floral Co Bloom s Pharmacy Bobs Army and Navy Store Bonsall Chevrolet Co Brody s Brown HenryJ Furniture Browne D W C Browns Boot Shop Carfley s Restaurant Carns Brothers lnc Chelgrens Meat Market Clrcolo Harry Taulor Cnty Drug Clearfleld Clearfield Clearfleld Clearfield Clearfleld Store Cheese Co Equupment Co Furs Progress Sporting Goods Clover Farm Store Coca Cola Bottlmg Works Errlgos Bllluard Parlor Fashion Shop Fox John Grocery Fred Dmehl Motors Fyes Restaurant Gates Hardware Gates John B Lawyer Golden Crust Bakery Graces Beauty Parlor Gramplan Womans Club Haley Lumber Co Harolds Merchancluse Mart Heydrtck Shugarts Shoe Store Holden Paunt and Wallpaper Co Homan Dr George Howes Jewelry Store Howes Leather Co Ideal Upholstery Shop Jacobson 8. Etzweller Kantars lnc Karp s Jewelers Kelly s Shoe Store p I tl , . . . I ' - . ' - 1 , , Be , . .8- J. B. , ' I I , . , , I , , r. . . I ' I , , . , . , . , , , . I - , - , I . , 94 Kesters Grocery Store Keystone Ice Cream Co Keys one Restaurant K A M 81 on Kovoch s Department Store Krebs Bros Transfer Co Kurtz Bros Lauderbach Grnest Co Leutzunger Bros Department Store Lezzer Lumber Co Lunnngers Funeral Home Loyal Order ot Moose Mc roy Dr W J McGregor Snack Bar McNeal 8- Smuth McNulty 8- Reed Radio Service Maple Farm Dalry Muller Dairy Murphy G C Co Murphy Dr J H Murphys Drug Store Norrls Barber Shop North Amerncan Refractorles O Brlens Jewelry Store Olson Gunnard Parent Teacher s Assoclatnon Park Hotel Pauls Shoe Servnce Penn Furnuture Co Pennsylvania Electra Penney J C C Pentz 81 Sllberblatt F oples Store Pocahontas Lodge 277 Praves Beauty Salon Prom Gas Servuce Public Market Quaker Halls Daury Farm Rafferty Servnce Statton Rescue Hose 81 Ladder Co Rex Theater Rhnne C M 81 on Rhoda Rebekah Lodge 47 Rudclle Servnce Statuon Roblson Prnntlng Co Rorabaugh Agency The Rowles Russell C Restaurant Sallys Beauty Salon Sandrn Supply Co Sanntary Mtlk Co Shatter Dr H G Smith Camera Shop Smuth Furmture Co South Sade Garage Spnnellu Motors Strattan Motors Straw Bros Monum ntal Works The News Thompson Business College Thorns lnc Thurstlns Service Statlon Undercofters Florust Veterans of Forengn Wars Post 42 Ways Statuonery Store Wuldwood Park Wllluams 81 Green Wolf Furnnture Co Woodel s Muslc Store Workmans Manutacturung C Wrnghts Hardware Young Mens Shop Zsmmerman Engravtng Co W A, irk, . . S f , . . ' , - A 5 . :3 , , , EI , . . . I - Milligcmfs Shop Spencer's Hardware f ., . e ' ' Co. l l 4 I I , , . . 1 ' ' . :B ' 'c Co. - - , . . o. ' I 'e ' ' ' o. . , , , 95