Tidioute High School - Chief Yearbook (Tidioute, PA)

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Today the American classroom has been challenged as in no other period of history. The administration and faculty of a school system must look even more critically at the schools than in the past and attempt to answer the question how can we improve our school system in an effort to make our children scholars and not just students? Each young person in our school has the responsibility to him- self first, and then to others to set his goals high and exercise every ounce of potential within himself to adequately live life to its fullest, All persons should be concerned with the quality of education offered in our schools. We are challenged to consider the fact that the preservation of our country will depend on the prepara- tion of its youth. Our nation and the world has arrived at a point of development where a. sound education for each indivi- dual is not only desirable but it is a must. It is in this frame of reference that we ask the loyalty of all concerned for our schools so that we may improve and so that we may pass the harvest of these improvements on to our graduates. gywaaffleiff 10,,,,W4wfL

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TO TI-IE MEMBERS OF THE TIDIOUTE HIGH SCHOOL With the passage that you were members schools of the Warren member of this class, 1967 CLASS of years you will some day recall with nostalgia of the first class graduated from one of the high County School District. To you individually as a on behalf of the School Board and Administration of the Warren County School District, I extend congratulations on the attainment of your high school diploma. We, also, offer wishes for success in future endeavors. It is our hope that you will find the education offered during your years of school attendance to be of great benefit as you meet and conquer the challenges of life. As you enter the adult world, I trust that you will repay the pub- lic investment in your education by helping the Warren County School District as it strives to improve the educational programs offered the students who follow you through our schools. Sincerely, 5f1ff'51fSi-f- T. K. Barratt Superintendent of Schools

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3 Ntfvnx Jacqueline Ihneval School Nurse Helen Jamieson Staff School Secretary Thomas Walsh Guidance Counselor J R Doris Johnson Clerk 5