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

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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

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Gene Lamoine Armstrong Hosquasagadah-Woodsman is one of the quieter Senior boys, underneath his quietness liesajok- personality which reveals to his friends that a good deal of his me is spent out-of-doors hunting and apping. He also likes cars.His ambi- on is to become a machinist. cademic: Band 11, 2, 3, 41 lubs: Chefs 111 Archery 121 'Here lived Gary Francis Berry Wawokiye-One who helps ary is a member of the class who can ways be counted onfor lending ahelp- g hand. He is an outdoorsman and iovs Archery and Hunting. He also driving his truck, food and cars. plans to join the Air Force. His working cooperative manner will him success. Concession 141 Radio Club 121 Forestry 13, 41 Garry Lee Bender Crazy Horse-Battle Leader Short, blue eyes, and brownhair all add up to Bender who has been our Class President for two years.He'sbeenkept so busy by all the class activities that he hasn't had much of a chance to find a careerg but college is first onthe list. Academic: Prom 131 Student Council 13, 41 National Honor Society 13,41 President 13,41 National Math Society 13, 41 Clubs: Art 11, 21 Forestry 131 Jr. High Science 141 and loved Maria Inez Clark Istashapa-Black Eyes 'Dol1y , one of the newer members of the Senior Class, came to Emporium from sunny Florida and almost immed- iately this alert, brown haired, brown eyed young miss made many friends and entered many of the school activi- ties. Her one ambition is to visit Ireland, Rome, and.Switzerland before settling down in the U. S. A. Commercial Edward Robert Benyon Wakiconza-A leader Ed, who is the Editor of the '59 Raider, has enjoyed his musical experiences in the band and chorus. His willingness to assist the class in many activities, along with his deep interest in Aero- nautics, makes his ambition to be an Aeronautical Engineer a very probable one. Academic: Play 131 Band 11, 2, 3, 41 Student Council 121 Yearbook Editor141 National Math Society 13,41 Chorus 11, Z, 3, 41 Dance Band 11, 2, 3, 41 Dis- trict Chorus 12,41 Class President 121 District Band 11, 2, 31 Tri CountyCho- rus 141 Basketball 12, 31 Tri County Band 141 Band President 141 Gary Lee Clark Monegahi - Arrow Chief Gary is a relatively quiet andindustri- ous student, who has proved that these qualities often pay-off bybeing chos- en to representC.C.H.S.in Canada dur- ing his Senior year. Gary is quite tall and an archer of state wide fame. Stu- dious, athletic, and handsome he has been a credit to his class Academic: Class President 111 Vice President 121 Play 131 Prom 131 Foot- ball 121 Clubs: Archery 121 Sports 121 Junior Forestry 111