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

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NCRD After approximately half a century of having a national flag with forty-eight stars, we now find our official banner to be one with fifty stars, the two new ones representing Alaska and Hawaii. These newcomers to our United States worked long and hard, and waited anxiously and patiently for their graduation from territorial status to statehood. The future is full of promise for them and for their sister states. Mutual benefits will come to all. Just as Alaska and Hawaii by passing through training periods have attained their goal, we, the Class of 1960, are moving toward that for which we have worked-graduation. For twelve years our work has been planned for us, our presence in the classroom has been required. Adulthood now awaits us. Because we feel we are embarking on a new venture as are Alaska and Hawaii, we feel a close- ness to these states. We are proud to have them in our Union and take great joy in dedicating our 1960 Echo to all those who have made their entrance possible. We are indebted to Governor William A. Egan of Alaska and Governor William F. Quinn of Hawaii for their words of greeting to the graduating class of 1960. The photographs on the title pages were furnished by various tourist associations and government bureaus of the respective states. For these pictures we are sincerely grateful. Identifi- cation for these photos can be found on the last page of The Echo. 601, flu, ' ' num, 4

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