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

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Seated Harry R. Chinbergg Mrs. Ray M. Michelsong Ernest C. Miller, Secretaryg Lee M. Schaeffer, Vice President: Melvin G. Keller, Presidentg Wallace H. Cowden, lreasurerp Dr. Arthur J. O'Connorf J. Russell Hanson, Norman W. Grosch. Standing, Gerald M. Newton, Director of lnstructiong Charles R. Beck, Clerkg R. Pierson Eaton, Solicitorg Frank Colosimog Charles H. Frantz: John M. Mileyg Harris E. Johnsong Fred E. Kieshauerg Myron E. Jewellg Dr. Carl E. Whipple, Superintendent. ... . '- G 'Eff wx taflll loint Committee of the Warren Area School Board Warren schools are fortunate in having as members of the Warren Area Joint School Board out- standing citizens who accept the important responsibility given to them. Directed by laws and rules set up by the State Department of Public Instruction, the directors devote their time and efforts without remuneration except the satisfaction that an effective school program has been maintained. The Warren Area Joint School Board of forty-seven members consists of all board members of the nine school districts: Conewango, Elk, Glade, Kinzua, Mead, Pleasant, and Watson Townships, and Clarendon and Warren Boroughs. These individuals chosen as representatives of their communities determine the policies of thc schools, make the rules and regulations, elect and assign teachers, approve the budget for the financial program of the year, and carry out various other duties of the school system. The Joint Committee of the Warren Area School Board is composed of representatives of each district and all members of the Warren School Board. 'This committee has the responsibility of operating Beaty Junior High School and Warren High School. The most important accomplishment of the joint committee this year was the completion of tentative plans for the building of a new high school. The selection of a site, the planning of the classroom schedule, and the equipment of a school plant accommodating 1200 students required the cooperative effort and personal attention of these public-spirited citizens, who wished to promote the progress of our schools and our community. 'it8i3+

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CARL E. WHIPPLE, B. S., M. S., Ed. D. Edinboro State Teachers' College The Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh Superintendent of Schools GERALD M. NEWTON, B. S., M. Ed. Westminster College University of Pittsburgh University of Kentucky Director of Instruction JOSEPH V. PASSARO, B. Duquesne University New York University Principal LEAH EDNA GLASSER, A. B. Geneva College University of Colorado Vice-Principal Mathematics National Honor Society 'H9l9' Ed., M. Ed