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

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Building Committee E. M. Poorman Kermit Zeaman Sam Jannotti fii,7'wt ii ee' efifj fo 1- A S ... J ' I' ...... X ' AQ A Q fu TSP, 3:0 f ci... ,W M t iiiii the Councm Budget and Finance Committee i i W. H. Smith Pat Rowan James Klees

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Board President Secretary Treasurer Solicitor R E Palmateer Mrs. Ophelia Minard Mrs. A. Barton Edwin Thompson Among the Indian tribes the wisest and most experienced men were selected to advise and lead the people. The weightiest matters of peace and war were decidedby these leaders in council. Today according to the American system of educationthe community selects persons who willingly accept the responsibility for the administration of the schools of the community. The members of the School Board, the modern version of the old tribal council, meet to provide for the finances, build- ings, and educational staff of the local school system. To our own board members we wish to extend our thanks for their long and difficult hours spent in service to us. Members o Teachers' Committee L N Coppersmith Sub Ostrurn Howard Ackman

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fun-n.. Bounty Superintendent Recently re -elected to the position of County Super- intendent of Schools, Dr. O'Malley has served Cameron County as a teacher and administrator for many years. He is remembered as a stimulating teacher of high school English by many of the men and women in the county. As Supervising Principal of the Emporium Area Schools, Dr. O'Ma1ley conceived and executed the plans for the present Cameron County High School Building. In his capacity as County Superintendent he is responsible for the educational standards and advancement of all schools in our remote but progressive county. We take this opportunity to salute Dr. O'Malley for his success in promoting the educational advance of Cameron County. Dr. J. Francis O'Mal1ey Supervising Principal The responsibility of supplying all the needs of an educational system is no light one. The position of Super- vising Principal of Emporium Area Schools, presently filled by Dr. Stroup, demands careful administration of many and various factors. Buildings, budgets, andbuses' are not the sum total of his concerns, but he must also consider the selection of staff members, the wisest dis- tribution of funds available, the employment of the most modern educational materials that can be adapted to the peculiar needs of the local system. In addition, the Super- vising Principal acts as a liaison officer between the teachers of his staff and the school board. Truly a task of tremendous scope, it calls for a highly trained, patient person who can cope with the infinite details involved in the successful operation of Emporium Area Schools. For almost four years Dr. Stroup has borne this burden well. Dr. Sheridan Stroup