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

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MARY LEE HEIBERGER 'alunior Prom night . . . My escort arrived at my home and announced that, having spent all his money, he had no corsage for me. What humilia- tion to endure with all my family hearing this. To add insult to injury his gift of a wilted dandelion came next. One hour of agony at the dance sand then . . . a beautiful corsage of roses! Until we MARGARET HICKOFF 4'Since this was only my second day in high school, how could I be ex- pected to know what the 'study' meant on my schedule? So I went to the room designated on the card, sat down, and then asked the teacher what Lstudy' meant. She thought I was being smart and sent me to the office ps JOHN MASON HOne rainy night, one of my teammates and I decided to liven up the football prac- tice. We had a little mud battle! gain the crown of GERARD MUELLER l'There was an assembly that day for the student body, and I had been asked to assist. The program consisted of an exhibi- tion of trained dogs and their tricks. These animals were not housebroken. Imagine me -nursemaid for 'untrained' dogs . . . lanky me-rushing out on the stage, during the programfwith a huge dust cloth-cleaning up the messes! MARGARET HERBSTRITT 'Tve forgotten what misdemeanor I'd committed but I'll never forget the punishment! I had to get up before the whole class and lean over the desk while the teacher applied the 'board of education to the seat of learningf' victor JUDITH JOHNSON I ran all the way to the store before I realized that I had forgotten the money. I went home, found the money, and rushed to the store again. In the excitement I forgot what it was that I had to buy. I trudged slowly home once more. Do you know what I was supposed to get? Change for S.50! L

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JOHN HOWLETT We were having at contest to see who could catch one live rattlesnake first. I was the winner because, guess what --I found 20 little babiesll lrattlerslu The WILLIAM JONES 4'The football squad was promised a day off from school if they won an especially important game. That was just the morale booster they needed and the team enjoyed a well-earned holiday. JU DITH HARPSTER The teacher had left the room so we de- cided to have some fun . . . We made paper airplanes and sailed them around the room. I threw an especially long one. just as the teacher entered the room and it landed on top of his headl V' CHARLES LOVETT I had never dated before. A friend of mine. a teacher, finally persuaded me to ask a girl out. Though I was still a little reluctant. I did. We went to the Junior Prom and I had the most wonderful time of my life. high school we love best PATRICIA HAY I was walking sleepily up the hall when it happened. I slipped and felll I looked up, very embarrassed. to find two girls giggling at my dilemma. LEON LUCAS It was the first game of the seasong the band came on the field at the half. Thinking I knew exactly what to do, I began to play and started the whole band at the wrong time!

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PAMELA KUPSTAS We ,Iuniors were planning to go ice skating after the basketball game. I was borrowing a pair of skates from a friend and when I asked her where they were, she, being interested in the game, muttered 'In the locker-roon1.' So during the half I publicly strolled into the girls' locker-room only to rush out a few seconds later embarrassed beyond explanation . . . The opposing team was in that room changing their uniforms! STEVEN REGELMAN On the Saturday night following my birthday I was invited to my girl- friend's home to awatch TV.' When I arrived. a multitude of people jumped up and shouted, 'Surprise' Was I? . . . I had only known for two weeks! Y ROBERT QLIXN I asked a friend of mine to sew a button on my shirt. When she returned from the Home Ec Room she grinned and handed the finished product to me-a shirt with the neck line, sleeves, and bottom sewed up! e will never rest JUDITH MARSHALL I was late for the bus . . . I ran to catch it, knowing that everyone was watching. As I 'gracefully' climbed the three steps to enter, my face red with embarrassment, I discovered something even more mortifying . . . I had lost a shoe! '13 ALICE LaPOLT In seventh grade. I took a little vacation from school. My mothcr called the office for something and found that I hadn't been there in some time. She came after me and escorted me back. All the teachers and the principal lectured me end- lessly. I don't know why . . . ! I was only gone fifty-six days. HAROLD REITZ As an eighth grader. I used to tor- ment one of my teachers to no end. Finally, one day, after a lengthy con- versation that must have tried his patience to a limit, he threw me out of his class.