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

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'lf x ,uf Foreword Deducatuon Through the years our understandung ofthe unu verse has grown through the research and study of our scuentusts and physucusts Today as un the past the men and women of scuence play a huge and umpor tant role un the everyday luvung of people the world over Thus us the lnternatuonal Geophysucal Year when the Worlds scuentusts struve to uncover all the facts they can about the earth lt us the hope of the world that the knowledge gauned thus year wull be used to beneht mankund and that the bonds between natuons w II be strengthened by the mutual desure for enlught enment We, as hugh school senuors, must realuze that we are to be the men and women of scuence of the future, and we wull be expected to carry the burden that those of yesterday and today have borne so nobly Thus year, we have chosen as the theme of our annual, Albert Eunsteun, the Greatest scuentust of the 20th century, through whom we pay trubute to those great men and women of scuence who have contrubuted so much to the world un whuch we luve Albert Eunsteun stands as a Iastung symbol of those who have dedu cated theur Iuves to the advancement of the human race, hence, we deducate our 1958 ECHO to them, the puoneers of our scuentutic age