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

Page 10 text:

XM ga 117 .., KI AX: , gen -- 1 W 5--XSL.:-msg: 1 ,U xx' V ' V? ',...mJ'I- 3 1 Igfb: I ' ww gf -QQ,-gif, 7 4 yr,.,.L.xk , ..1 i15,f.t fFf'Q,,,:f1lf- ELTs- :Eg at 'QQ' - ,.---Q.. A .2 wtfrfwgj' f :.z:, nw QWAPQ .' ., 5. .. nzgvwaggi -ww.,-fffw 5---11'-qggr. ',..' r t n fi .dw ' my r fi 21:13 Hr,f,f'g,,x 1 1 fiizaxwx yi--f55:,, :' ' Rafi T 3: . , .A ,. fy' gg ut' MH 'f5' 5ri1az' req , my 3545. 1:3 f , luv.. F12 ififw ,, wx'- . whiff ' 1 .Alf 13:-H ,af -V ,V x M ,. Jw, ..:--.:1J--,.,Ll.- 1 :'?Pfa1-fv . 752: 6,0124 -L' X -1- ,4, ,. X- 1 K 'T'1':24'l'4 i' '33 '1.'f+f,4 o -. 1 .1., y fu4,g-'1An.1- .' fi xiik 1 K aux ,,,,.4, - ' ia md ' 1 W Q-7'RQw.H 1 XJ- . I .'fq M7'?77'T J 1'LT'?ff is 143,241 uf :A--3. f J we .11 . Lu- nw YJ, x..l,M.,w4g...11 Ku 1,1 , ,:,Vi:.,:,f,y , :f,L,,.HQ , Ji , A. .fQ'5.,lf.QfQ : iglgig :pg qv 2 ,, ,,,,,,Vgj,gQi, -....,. . 11fs,:.ff,2ifi'?'i?X-gp1 . ., ,Q .a1f:fZff '-Xirg-nt'-K iffffift 'l 1135, f , X-QNX-Q'-I Q'.Qfrz1.YQef4i-f 1. Q5 11. , xg z,fmJ: 3 -ji-...,N..:: T7 tg M V 211, 4,1253 vqurwrlwi M Ltiisill..-A uf.. I QQTQ' M 'J if Mili- gy 1 .1 2 , . , My , ' 'lf A .1254 ,gg-4,7 ' 'Q ' 1 '1 Mn. Zlw.4A'k,v,, E! '::1-- -5ff1:i',.,m, 1 'it 5 Y, v ,Q-, f 1 Q, ' 1, Wrgf, fmpmw Aw, N-f1w- J - a W:g.:f,.:'q41g,f,ff,px :gg 1 ,E , 1, H, , ,,31,,g1N,5,V 4 ,wrw5f2ff:,',1jg',E!.5-gf: ,. , , I5 1,4 fgqgygnggwfmfgg U K U-l , N x m x A i

Page 12 text:

Mr. Harry G. Heil Supervising Principal Administration Seniors, we welcome you to our world, to the responsibilities of preserving mankind, to the construction of a social order capable of con- trolling the materialism which we and our fore- fathers have fashioned. Be forewarned that the stage on which you will perform rests on the potential for total destruction, and the fuse is easy to light, for many people are undisciplined and need an outside infiuence to keep them from trespassing, from trampling upon the others. Furthermore, the dog eat dog, survival of the fittest laws of economics and nature still prevail. Parents in our childhood protected us from our brothers, police in our towns keep down robbery and murder, and armies secure our boundaries against nations. To overcome these qualities of society is your challenge. You must insist upon every individual's self- discipline. You must be firm. There can be no leniency, no compassion, no patience with vio- lators of the sacred requirement of obedience to the laws of man made democratically and based upon that which reasonably promises to be of greatest good to all, and, it must be brought about, not blatantly, but with verve enough to succeed. Harry G. Heil 1965 maria tlce twentietli annizlel-Aarq Joint Committee O Addleman D. Ammerman S. Bachelier R. Buell T. Cleaver C. Dimmick H. Fink W Frank L. Johnson M. Kreps E. Redclen B. Ross L. Shaffer R. Tubbs