Cameron County High School - Raider Yearbook (Emporium, PA)

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Fredrick Earl Smith Always joking 'Fred' was never at a loss for something to do or say. There were times though 1when the situation called for it1 that he could be as serious as the next person. Fred's main interests seem to cen- ter mostly around girls. His plans for the future are not quite decided: he will join Uncle Sam's Air Force or Navy. General: Prom 131 Concession 141 Activities: Sports 111 Press 121Rec- ord 12,31 Earl Eugene Mumford Dark-haired 'Gene', quiet, a real Beau Brumm ell in his party clothes, is a handsome addition to the Senior Class. Gene found real satisfaction working with Mr. Sassman in his shop classes. Gene's future plans include the armed services. General: Prom, Concession Activities: Sports 11,21 Record 131 Advanced Shop 141 Gary Alan Noll Small, red-headed with tremen- dous energy. -That thumbnail sketch says little about Gary's academic ability, class spirit, art talent or his torrid bongo playing. Gary's fu- ture may lie with the bongos but temporarily the drums will be silenced until Gary finishes his col- lege career. Academic: Prom, Play, Yearbook Activities: Art 1l,2,31 Dance Band 141 National Honor Society 13,41 Na- tional Math Society 141. 31 Leah Jean Ostrum Leah is one of the busiest and nicest girls in the Senior class and she always has a cheerful word for everyone. Her hobbies and other interests are driving, swimming, and badminton. Leah is a girl whose great ambitious spirit will help her along the road to success and will help her to gain those things she wants so much. Academic: Play 131 Activities: Sports Club 11,2,31 Cho- rus 111 Band 11,2,3,41 District Band 12,31 Yearbook 141 Violet Roxine Rinhuls Roxie' - one of our elders of the class, can always be found with Ethel, Loretta, Helen and Jane. When she has finishedher Commer- cial courses, she hopes to find a position suited to the skills she has learned. Her ultimate ambition is a career as a housewife. Commercial: Prom 131 Concession 141 Activities: Majorette club 111 Press club 12,31 Helen Ethel Main Long coal-black tresses are the outstanding feature of this senior, commercial student. Soft-spoken Helen has prepared herself for a commercial career, but ultimately she hopes to trade a typewriter for a wedding ring. Business: Activities: Record 111 Press 12,3,41

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Robert Foster Strader Hotdogs, candy, coffee ! These sounds were often heard coming from the concession stand where Bob worked. He is as devilish as they come but his blush makes him appear quite innocent. General: Prom Concession. Activities: Record Q11 Jr. Forestry 12,31 Sr. Forestry Q41 Joseph Layton Buganza A quiet boy, whose chief relaxa- tion is on the ball diamond, Joe has maintained his place among the scholastic leaders of his class. Joe looks forward to a future in engi- neering, but plans to delay his edu- cation until his army career is concluded. Academic: Yearbook C41 Concession 441 Activities: Jr. Forestry Q11 Science Club 12,31 Sr. Forestry Q41 E' : .-342 ,- .es ga.. , , Q , ,.'. ,. ,V-,o..,5 Y..-,. ,sy . - 44.'.5o,,p,.. V . . ,,. , 1 - 1 Q J, I N xx-.3 , 5 9.0 X Q.. ' 4 .Q if W c '- ff N. ? Donna Maria Lewis Donna is one of the most patient and quiet girls in the class, but as far as a terrific disposition is con- cerned, she has one of the best. Someday in the near future she hopes to become a Bell Telephone opera- tor. We know she will reach this ambition without any trouble. Business: Concession Activities: Press Club Q11 Jr. F.H.A. L21 Sr. F.l-LA. Q31 Press Club 141 Ethel Pauline Uplinger Tall and talkative Ethel has had many interests at C.C.l-l.S. She en- joyed her stint as secretary to the guidance counselor and her experi- ences in Mrs. Welch's Home Ec. class. A vigorous rooter at the Raider's home and away games, Ethel's spirit will inspire herfuture work back in her West Virginia home town. Commercial: Prom C31 Activities: C ommercial C11 Crafts 121 Majorette Club f31F.H.A. 141 Dorothy Jean Caldwell One plus one equals two usually. But, one soft smile plus one delight- ful personality constitute our Jean. Add in one hard-workerasshe dem- onstrates in class projects and one bright future which Jean is sure to have as an accountant. Commercial: Play, Prom, Conces- sion Activities: Record Q11 Press Club Q21 Jr. F.H.A. 131 Sr. F.H.A. Q41 , ,,, .l

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Carol Ann Jordan Quiet as a wood's mouse, this blonde haired miss is a dynamo on any intramural team. Carol's en- thusiasm on the gymfloor was trans- ferred to her studies, and to her work on the concession stand. Carol would like to be a quiet, efficient secretary in some local office. Business: Concession 141 Prom 131 Play 131 Activities: Sport 111 Press 121 Sport 13,41 Mary Jane Saxton Not too tall, not too talkative, in many ways, Jane, like the baby bear, is just right. A proficient shorthand writer, an earnest concession stand helper and a willing usher at many school affairs. This senior girl has been an asset to her class. I-ler fu- ture may well be determined by the diamond she wears on the third fin- ger of her left hand. Business: Prom, 131g Play 131 Activities: Record 11,213 Press 13,41 Q X ' A A 5 A , , f 11 N If ' 1. V i A . Qi -.N U, , A7 - .' vi 4, 4,33 fif' on Q Neil Marshall Woomer A stocky lad with a wry smile. Nell ls an ambitious academic stu- dent. One of the fortunate ones who represented Emporium as an ex- change student to Canada, Neil was a creditable ambassador. I-le in- cludes college among his future plans. Academic: Concession 141 Prom 131 Activities: Junior Forestry 11,215 Sport Curtis Dean Zimmer When Curt receives his diploma, he will remember especially his long profitable hours ln the school shop. Quiet in school, Curt expressed him- self eloquently with gun and rod. Whatever else he may do, we feel sure that Curt will not want to leave the sports' advantages of Cameron County for long. General: Activities: Jr. Forestry 11,213 Sr. Forestry 13,41 Theodore Ralph Mitcheltree Ted is a veteran of many long bus rides from Driftwood, has en- tertained us from time to time with his 'geetar' music. Always close to his beloved mountains, Ted has en- joyed hunting and fishing. His post high school plans are indefinite, but soon Uncle Sam will have the ser- ' vices of our Ted. Academic: Concession 141 Activities: Record 12,313 Science 141