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

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D. Boob Brown C. Curry A. De Angelis H. Errigo Fida P. Gabany Henry M. Houser A. Johnstone Jm. aa. bo bnmmm a. Mrs. Doris Boob, B.S., History. Mr. Albert Brown, M.Ed.p Health, Physical Education. Mr. Charles Curry, B.S.p Mathe. matics. Mr. Arthur De Angelis, B.S., Music Education. Mr. Harold Errigo, B.S.p History, Science. Mrs. Mariorie Fido, R.N.p School Nurse. Miss Polly Ann Gabany, B.S.p Home Economics. Mrs. Ellen Henry, B.S., Home Economics. Mrs. Mildred K. Hauser, English, Geography. Mr. Arch John- stone, M.Ed.p Guidance. Mrs. Louise T. Dale, who is the efficient personal secre- tory to Mr. Heil, as well as general office supervisor, is pictured at her desk with Mr. John Radzieta, who per- forms his duties for Mr. Boob. f W. .- ,s-mx

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Teaching is perhaps the most responsible iob in the world, for the correct development of a young person's mind and body is of ut- most importance to him in his later life. lf a student's talents are not discovered early, and cultivation of them encouraged, he may waste his life working ata job he is unfitted for and dissatisfied with. A good faculty must present a challenge to the student, a good faculty is informed and interested not only in particular subjects, but in all subiects. Intelligence, ambition, skill, and willing- ness to help are necessary requisites of a teacher. We at C.J. H.S. are privileged to have a faculty which possesses these attri- butes in a goodly portion. We are also fortunate to have a friendly, co-operative, and hard-working principal who has to be very versatile to handle his difficult and challenging iob. Faculty lducfhnouqlcflm Mr. John E. Boob M.Ed High School Principal Mr Thomas Allison, M.S.g Vocational Agriculture, Math. Mrs. Sara Bartellg Remedial Reading, Arithmetic. Mr. J. Mrs Alma Ardary, B.S.C., Business Education. Miss Helen Rex Bloom, History. Mrs. Betty Bonsall, B.S.7 Librarian. Barkley B.S.p Physical Education, Health. Mr. Malcolm Mr. James A. Bonsoll, B.S.g Business Education. Barnes B S., Chemistry, Science. T. Allison A. Ardary H. Barkley M. Barnes S. Bartell R. Bloom B. Bonsall J. Bonsall 10 l

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Leach G. Leib J Mallison M. Mallison Mallon C. McCarl McCarl L. McNeal Miller R. Morgillo J Olson J. Palmer qzbms, ' luww lub, ' Mr. Leslie Leach, M.Ed.g Mathematics, Guidance Director, Home and School Visitor. Miss Gretchen Leila, M.A.i Eng- lish, Latin. Mr. James Mallison, B.S.p Mathematics, Science. Mrs. Mary Mallison, B.S.p Geography. Miss Elizabeth Mal- lon, M.A.p English. Mr. Charles McCarl, B.C.S.g History. Mrs. Mildred NlcCarl, B.Mus.p English. Mr. lewis J. McNeal, Jr., B.A.y Special Education. Mr. Alton I.. Miller, M.Ed.y Sci- ence. Mr. Robert Morgillo, M.Ed.p Driver Education, History. Mr. James Olson, B.S., English, French. Mr. .lolm Palmer, B.S.p Health, Science. Miss Theresa Paionk is pictured typing the daily bulletin while Miss Florence Cathcart is engaged at the switch- board. The girls do general office work and assist school otticials in countless dilterent ways.