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

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Hi! I am Roy Evans, Business Edu- cation teacher at our high school and have taught for fifteen years. I re- ceived my B.S. from Bloomsburg State College and M.Ed. from Bucknell Uni- versity, in the interim l served in the U.S. Air Force. I have worked as clerk for the Cameron County Commissioners and as a radio announcer for WEMR and WLEM. I am a student of politics and very much interested in that subiect and current events. I read a great deal, and feel that much can be learned by listening. Speaking of pretty secretaries, effic- ient typists, and successful business men-well, you're talking right down my alley. They're my problems and my delights. You've guessed it-l'm Jim Thompson of Business Education at CCHS. I hail from Kane and came to Emporium via Bloomsburg State Teachers and am presently enrolled at St. Bona's. I enioy athletics at all levels, At present l am coaching the Raider Basketball Team-and find time for golf during the summer. I enioy teaching because I like working with young people. It is very satisfying for me to know that I have played a part in helping an individual pre- pare himself for his adult life. Dear Mr. Smith: And that is the way it is done, says Mr. Thompson to Mary Clark, Sandy Bur- well and Barb Boden.

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Two spaces after a period at the end of a sentence and one space after the period at the end of an abbreviation, says Mr. Evans to his typing class. EUQINEQQ EDUCGTION In the interest of the students who plan to go directly into secretarial jobs, the Business Educa- tion Department of C.C.H.S. offers a fine basic course of study. As Freshmen, the students are offered Junior Business Training. Typing I and Business Math are introduced the following year. Typing II, Bookkeeping and Shorthand l is in store for the business minded Junior. Senior stu- dents develop practical usage taking Shorthand Il and Transcription, Office Practice, Law and Sales are also included. Students who complete these courses are adequately prepared to face the future. Strange symbols, mysterious sounds and a constant clacking of typewriter keys are the stories of my-Joanne Loeffler's life. Most of the time you will find me in either 95 or 96 with Sophomores for Business Math, Juniors and Seniors for Shorthand, and all three classes for Typing l. l am a graduate of Villa Maria College in Erie, Pa., reside in St. Marys' and am a member of the esteemed car pool. In my spare time, when l'm not correcting papers, you can generally find me watching television, bowling, and either yelling at, or with the Cheerleaders while rooting for the Raiders. 28 aaa bbb ccc ddd ccc aaa bbb ccc dxx-39zf-Oh darn! That won't help your typing any, Miss Loeffler tells her typing class.

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And furthermore, says Mr. Flegal to his 7th graders, if it is lighter than air it goes up. SCIENCE Megatons, atoms and iet propulsion are words read or used by the layman daily. In our time there is special emphasis on science, especially the physical sciences-marked here at C.C.H.S. by the several new courses that have been added to our school program. Seventh and Eighth graders take preparatory science courses that will further their future studies in General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Science 12. These courses are a foundation for the scientists of tomorrow. Any stu- dent, however, profits by the science class because therein lies the facts that form a basis for daily life, making him more aware of the how and why of the world around him. Sel Coleman looks thoroughly confused as he watches Mr. Sarokon perfect his new chemical Dy1gOlqF4G. 30 Hi, for six years we've been here together at CCHS. You've found me your teacher in various science class- es, in either Junior or Senior High. Lock Haven State Teachers College gave me my certification for teaching Biol- ogy, Health and Phys. Ed. In my life outside of school I serve as a Forest Fire Warden and as a Manager of a Jr. Legion Baseball team. l enioy hunting and various sports. At present l am working to obtain my Master's degree in Biology at St. Bona's. Study and hard work are keynotes to success. Best of luck to all from Mr. Flegal. Hello, l'm Charles Sarokon. This is my fourth year as Chemistry instruc- tor at CCHS. Mathematics and the Physical Sciences were my maior fields at Indiana State College. Music and literature of various types occupy my evenings. Hunting or fishing take up most of the weekends. An an- alytical approach to problem solving is what l hope to leave with my students.