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

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They Serve Us . . . with Friendship . . . with Fo Mrs. Wolfe Mrs. Detwiler Mrs. Donlan, Mrs, Engle, Mrs, Kriner Mrs Hogle Every Indianfamily was responsible for its own needs, and the Indians grew or hunted their food, made their utensils and clothing, but today, in our complex civilization it takes the co- operation of many people to educate, house and feedus. with Messrs. B h us Peasley Cato Schaeffer George Kriner Freer . . with Cheerful Surroundrn Dewey Carson. Don Averill Knot picturedj Mr. Goodrow, Mr, Dezack, Mr Edwards

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Mr. Sarokon Mr. P. C. Miller Before going on their first hunt the fledgling braves picked some of the number to be their leaders. Chosen for their sagacity and skill, these young braves were instructed carefully by the more experienced warriors in the ways of leadership. The class officers of the Class of 59 have a task not very different from that of the Indianleaders. Many class projects, which bear fruit in the annual trip to Washington a.nd this yearbook, call into use the in- dustry a.nd skill of the chosen class leaders, and these leaders frequent- ly call on the wise advice and ex- perience of the class advisors. J Pre sident Bender Mrs. Lyon Miss Smith Mr. Bricker Vice President Johnston Secretary Zoschg Treasurer Vail