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

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fn The ?atare, Administration W. McKeown M. Errigo if L. Farwell H. Fink .21 '-1 W. Lines E. Lininger E. McCracken C, Ross W. Ross J. Shaffer J. Smith D. Spencer 1. R. Spencer J. Straw W. Straw A, Sutika R. Thorpe R. Tubbs G. Wood H. Woodel L. Wright Fred Bennett, Pike Twp., Joint Committee, Ai S. Bloom, Pike Twp., Mrs. Winifred Bloom, Lumber City Borough, Thornton Cleaver, Grampian Borough, Joint Committee, Robert W. David- son, Curwensville Borough, Joint Committee, Seymour Diehl, Grampian Borough, Clair Dimmick, Lumber City Borough, Joint Committee, Mrs. Marie V. Errigo, Curwensville Borough, Joint Committee, Lee D. Farwell, Penn Twp., Joint Committee, Harold Fink, Ferguson Twp., Joint Committee. Richard Flynn, Grampian Borough, William O. Frank, Pike Twp., Miss Leah Hile, Lumber City Borough, David Johns, Greenwood Twp., W. Everett Johnson, Pike Twp., Joint Committee, Charles Johnston, lumber City Borough, Joint Committee, Mrs. Hattie Johnston, lumber City Borough, William O. lines, Greenwood Twp., Joint Committee, Mrs. Eva Lininger, Curwensville Borough, Earl McCracken, Greenwood Twp., Joint Committee. 9

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Admillislralinll Scien ti ic 14ccompliAlrmentA William McKeown, Penn Twp., Carey Ross, Greenwood Twp., Wayne Ross, Ferguson Twp.g John Shaffer, Pike Twp., James Smith, Ferguson Twp. Darrell G. Spencer, Penn Twp., Ronald Spencer, Grampian Bor- ough, Joint Committee, James Straw, Greenwood Twp., Willard Straw, Ferguson Twp., Joint Committee, Andrew Sutiko, Gram- pian Borough. Russell K. Thorpe, Penn Twp., Robert Tubbs, Curwensville Bor- ough, Gordon Wood, Ferguson Twp., Harry Woodel, Penn Twp., Mrs. laura Wright, Curwensville Borough. Mr. Harry G. Heil Supervising Principal F. Bennett A. Bloom W. Bloom T. Cleaver R. Davidson S. Diehl C. Dimmick I R. Flynn W. Frank L. Hile D. Johns E. Johnson C. Johnston H. Johnston 8

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14nd 'flue great fnalentfotw 0 The Put Today more than ever before the position of the United States as the leading world power is being challenged by countries having a form of government other than a democracy. As you read our yearbook we especially want you to think of the challenge facing us in the fields of science and education. ln order to keep pace with the progress of other nations, the students cf our high schools and colleges must be prepared to make their con- tributions for the welfare of mankind. These po- tential leaders must be tolerant, curious, and dili- gent, they must be possessors of keen, well-disci- plined minds. The responsibility for the develop- ment of these character traits and these minds rests with the educators of our nation. Recent world events have brought about greater de- mands in the field of education, since we realize, now more than ever, that a well informed nation is a stronger nation, and that an educated people moves freedom forward. r M, Barnes R. Bloom B Bonsall Q 3 -ng Z. A Brown C Curry A DeAngeIis M Fido E Henry