Warren Area High School - Dragon Yearbook (Warren, PA)

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The Pennsylvania State University B S Columbia Uniiversity, M. A. Homerm-king F. H. A. University of Pittsburgh, A. B, ARLEINE S, WHITEHILL ROBERT R. YOUNG CONRAD YOUNGBERG The Pennsylvania State University Industrial Arts EDWARD ZULAK Doquesrue University, B. S. University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Middlebury College l ll5f0VY German German Club ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANTS Upper Lette-Mary Hutchings, Secretary to Dr. Whipple, Janet Thomp- Upper Right- Donna Douglas, Dental Hygienist. son, Secretary to Mr. Newton, Jean Mostert, Secretary to Lowe, Right, Dr, Lawrence W' Krespan, School oemig' Mr. Bathurst Lower Left-- Marian Robertson, Nurse, Margaret Horan, Nurse, Dr. John Larson, School Doctor. +3119-

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MARTHA JOAN SABLE Slippery Rock State Teachers' College, B. S. Physical Education G. A. A, NORMAN H. SAMPSON Clarion State Teachers' College, B. S. Georgia School of Technology University of BuHalo, M. A. Science, Mathematics HARTLEY SEARLE Adelaide University, B. A., B. S., A. U. A. in Music Algebra, English DORIS ANNE SMITH Clarion State Teachers' College, B. S. Library CLARA B. SPADE Oberlin College, A. B. English eif 1 0 li?- M. JEAN SPENCER Grove City College, A. B. Spanish, History, Guidance Y-Teens, Student Council, Spanish Club JAMES E. SPRINGER Allegheny College, A. B. Columbia University, A. M. New York University - Center for Safety Education Driver Education and Road Practice JOHN L. STACHOWIAK King's College, A. B. Latin, History Latin Club Hi-Y JEAN G. STEELE Wilson College, A. B. Carnegie Institute of Technology, B. S University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Business Stenographers' Club, F. B. L. A. HARRY A. SUMMERS Mansfield State Teachers' College, B. S. The Pennsylvania State University, M. Ed. Instrumental Music

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We, The People CLASSES In Warren, as elsewhere in Pennsylvania and in the United States, a free school is provided for every boy and girl regard- less of race, color, or religion. The foundation of individual liberty and intelligent citizenship, the free school gives us the opportunity to know how to shoulder the responsibilities hand- ed down to us. Noble Americans of each generation have added their bit to this dream of an education which shall bring out in each individual and in our civilization as a whole the finest qualities of humanity. Our high democratic ideals, unequaled elsewhere in the world, inspire us to continue to LET FREEDOM RING. En- couraged by the purpose with which these principles were founded, we must always strive to better our democracy.