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

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We the Class of '57, dedicate this yearbook to our fondest dream we believe that this new building, an imposing architectural structure, will stand as the materialization of the hopes, the deter- mination, and the courage of countless numbers of democratic citizens. Strong leadership and community cooperation will carry this gigantic financial enterprise to completion. Yet little will the builders realize the far-reaching effects of their efforts. This construction will be but the prologue to its main ob- jective. Thousands of youth will benefit educationally, culturally, and socially during the years to come. The varied curriculum will fulfill the needs of the individual and of the community. We know that the physical, moral, and mental training offered to students in this new building will embody the spirit of American democracy and of the free world. No financial expenditure in the accomplishment of this - our dream - can make the building greatg it is the cultural value of education that will make the school one of which we shall be proud. World problems today are many and complex, and we must build for the future to secure a world of peace. We know that our dream will do its share in establishing true brotherhood in the world. -i'l6l9+

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Foreword consciously or unconsciously during the years of our school life, We have been Building For The Future. At the very outset We laid the cornerstone for the structure that must serve us for the rest of our lives. We did not use the customary materials of mortar, brick, and steel 5 rather we have used ideals, industry, and purpose. With these unique building materials We have developed strong bodies, keen minds, and courageous hearts. Simultaneously We have gained lasting friendships, have collected a storehouse of happy memories, and with high hopes have anticipated our futures. Now We have completed the structure of our twelve years of building, and we see before us a world of vast opportunities. As we assume our places as citizens of tomorrow, we shall have to shoulder the responsibilities of adulthood. When our cares momentarily dim our perspective, may we not fail to recall the hopes and dreams We envisioned during our years at Warren High School. In order that We may have more vivid recollections, the Dragon staff has preserved a record of our life during this school year. It is hoped that in the years to come this book will help us to remember more clearly the story of 1956-57 - our classes, our teachers, our activities, our friends, and, above all, the part We played as builders for the future. 1n a thriving community. -6l5li+

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