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

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Wecognition of the student as an individual Whose thoughts are important and valuable .... recognition of the fact that thinking students are better able to evaluate the complexities in the t ay .... recognition that the future is dependent upon those Qde eloped an intelligent basis for mature judgement .... these L e aims of the history classes taught by Mr. John R. Reddecliff. gjidiyi t teaching history, Mr. Reddecliff is responsible for beginning on.he ew con- servation classes in the state. It is through his love or the out-of-doors that he is able to convey his feelings to his students so that they realize the necessity of preserving our natural re- sources. To Mr. John R. Reddecliff We dedicate this book. 2l4l2+

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1 We lllflllwl Qlybjlu W ty 'Y ,ff fy G' ,Mill J wi i yah A V liflfilgli X bla wlllbw lllflw tgrl Q54 Al ,J mat is freedom? It is an elusive thing and must be guarded Jdiligently. It cannot be put into a box, locked, and forgotten. l ' We should not take it for granted, as people born in this country A rights and privileges of freedom that We fail to realize that it !QJM P W sometimes do. We in the United States are so accustomed to the did not c suddenly into existenceg it haito develop and be fought for an . vt ,I , f 6 1 . WE3 oHfi'954 1 'c We, D s'faTf, have emphasized rm ff Aggie me e d 'lggalues Whiih guid r 'on's founding X' ,5f'j'.. vN!'- fathers and which We have had the privilege of M6 in high 1 school. H k R As We peruse these pages in the years to come and relive our memories of Warren High School, may We be increasingly 4-5 -3, Qs W Q5 aware of our priceless heritage and be stimulate ndgypuraged 4? gi 2 Pltvvith renewed convictions to L W REEDOM RING D l 0, fl lo Q e ellis 5 y , , 5 x ,asus if

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MR. JOHN R. REDDECLIFF 4599+