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

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Could Mrs. Kuhn be saying E Pluribus Unum and all that iazz ? x ENGLIQI-I LANGUAGE l Our English Department is designed to prepare the student for any career. A supplementary course, English Composition, is offered to the college bound students to help them better under- stand the workings of our language. Literature is explored and an appreciation of it is taught to all. In the Language field, we find. that the depart- ment is set up to help the students planning to attend college. The department meets the require- ments of most colleges and brings the culture of both an ancient and modern language to our school. It looks as though Mr. Miller's English I2 test is a difficult one. Sl 'w li iii 23 ,, I Hello, there. I am Paul C. Miller, instructor in Problems of Democracy and English I2. I did my undergrad- uate work at Roanoke College, and I completed my educational require- ments at Muhlenberg College. I have also done graduate work at Bucknell University and Penn State. I coached football and basketball, and at the present time am the faculty manager of athletics at our school. In addition to these interests, I have served as head senior class advisor, a iob which takes up most of my spare time. Salvel I am Mrs. Kuhn and again find myself teaching Language after an absence of a few years land four youngstersl. I am happy to return to my Alma Mater-C.C.H.S. as it is now called. Allegheny College, Middlebury College and Catholic University paved the way for my teaching. I like my classes because I enioy working with languages. I feel that experience with Latin can be of great value in increas- ing a student's awareness of the pos- sibilities of his own tongue. For the class of 62 I wish Vale-may they fare well.

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i before e except after c, says Miss Herbstritt to her Sophomore Class. Madrid es en Espana says Mary Clark to Mr. Kuhn and his iith grade Spanish class. 22 Mrs. Gregory effects informality in English ii. Hello. I am Anne Herbstritt, a native of St. Mary's. I attended Villa Maria College with a maior in Home Econom- ics and a minor in Chemistry. l enioy teaching Sophomore English, having completed my English requirements at the University of Massachusetts. As a new teacher at C.C.H.S., l have been impressed by the friendly faculty and the energetic students, as well as by the beauty of the school itself. I I ' J I Hi. Do I need an introduction to the students of C.C.H.S.? l have taught most of you since coming from my native Chicago eight years ago. l have enioyed working in the English De- partment and am now a Language teacher. l think Cameron County is a great place in which to live. Educa- tionally speaking, l believe constant application is the secret to success in all school subiectsf languages, espec- ially, require daily study. Vayan con diosl P.S. Oh yes, I am Bill Kuhn.