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

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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

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Principal Prompt settling of each day's special problems, supplying instructional materials and text books for all departments, careful supervision of the curriculum and its development, are but a few of the many demands on the principal of Cameron County High School. Mr. Manners, our principal, is a very familiar sight to the students. Whether we see him at the football or basketball games, at a class dance, or more formally, in the office, a class room, or the hallways, he always acts as our principal, giving words of encouragement, advice, or, as is some- times necessary, words of admonition or rebuke. He works with the teachers in planning new curriculums for us, or in improving the quality of our present curriculums. His is a. 24 hour job and we appreciate the efforts he has made to improve the Cameron County High School's standards. Mr. James Manners .zz-X, 25 31 I av 6,21 1 1 xgir AI A 'ug ' 'Ig 0' 00 QA til, if , fag. . V 4 'f' tiwt 45 - nt -. ' v ,' lx 'fix 'wk ' , ,- . . ,gl .vii iv Ir? li'sqR,t,. h 'K sv! ,. A . K , me 4' R it-if ' 171 1' ' 17 9' vt ,v if Assistant Principal Mr. LaBrozzi is frequently in contact with the stu- dents of the high school. Among his administrative duties Mr. LaBrozzi has charge of attendance in Cameron County High School. His is a position that requires judgment, understanding, and certain Sherlock Holmes-like ten- dencies. Sherlock Holmes was notedfor his sense of humor, and so we do not, think this comparison is bad. Finally, our Assistant Principal is in charge of our visual education and the efficient group who handle the equipment. noticed a great improvement in the visual aid since Mr. LaBrozzi took charge. As is the case other administrators, we feel that he too under- program We have program with our stands and aids us greatly. Mr. Richard LaBrozzi