Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)

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. ,A ,A J I W' M 1 . jf My .JIM ll Vi! ,X4 . V, J Mr. H. Willard Rhodes .lnnintu 1'nIl1-uv, HS, M :Ulu-lnzllir-s Miss Frances L. Cullen 1lill2IWlD2l Vnlla-gn. A.B. lilniglisll, S04-izll Studios Miss Anna Lo uise Crawford Juniata Voile-gc-, V AB, English, Social Sfndivs Miss LaRue Hitchens .lnnnitn College, A.B. Frm-nch, Lntin, English Page eight FACULTY 1 1 ij wx Q . N X l A . . .. Mr, D. Raymond Mack Mr. Ray Fisher lllillilllil'l't'iI1'lll'l'S SlllllIH'llSlllll'LZ Stull- Uollvuv. ILN. To-alvllm-l's Vullm-uv. ILS, University of S1-ivmw-. Smiul Studios l'ittsln1r'gh M. lll. Pvnn Stuff' l'nlle'L!0 . - . Anthony XVQIYIII' MISS kathryn M' Miller lnstilntv. llusinoss Sllimwllslnllmz Statm- Nwiul Studios 'l'1'Ili'llQ'I'S Holla-gc Suviall Studivs Miss Eva Jane Schwartz Mr. H. Elvin Himes Mrs. Marie Sharpe lnmlinna Stale' 'l'4-zlvln-l's Aslllnnfl I'olle-ua-. A.B. Snsquollalnna llnivorsily ffnllvgv, BN, l'vnn Stahl NNN., ll0llllllt'!'l'l5ll Slnllivs lllllllk' l'lCOIl0llliCS Business .lY'lllllll4'll'. tiom-rnl Svimxcc Mrs. Laura Bullington Miss Isabelle McCormick Miss Jean Kaiser Juniata f'nlll-HC. li.S. SlllD'Dl'llNllIlTLZ' Stahl lf:-nn State-. A.B. English, Social Studios 'I'mu-lu-rs Uollmrc, B.S. lllmrllsh, Social Studies Emzlish. Social Studies - I

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TARENCE G. WILL, B.S., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Supervising Principal of Schools MESSAGE The Young people of the World must realize that there are great changes ahead, and they must plan and act accordingly. The terms conserva- tism , internationalism , socialism , isolationism , and many others we are using today will in future years be smothered in broader concepts and by greater events. The so-called spheres of influence of nations, which are in reality to them nothing more or less than their natural defense, will unquestionably remaing for the fact is that nations must continually plan and do those things which are for their own protection. As the people of the various nations intermingle they will exchange ideasg from these will be born new ideasg and cities, communities, states. and nations will be influenced. Out of it will come a desire for a better in- formed public in all nations. A desire in each to know more about what the people of the others are doing, a desire to learn more about their customs, their language, their entire mode of living. And, we hope, there will come a desire in all peoples for greater liberty, a more perfect Democracy , Page sfvcn

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