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

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Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service Row I Sandra Burke, Carolynn Anderson, Ann Davidson. Row II Jane Harrington, Judith Wrhen, Rose Tigani, Merabeth Newton, Miss Steele, Row III John Caniigliano, Gilbert Hansen, David Sedwick, Donald Sagramoso, Robert lrndherq, Qualifications for membership in the National Honor Society depended upon the four cardinal Scott Mohr, Jerome Martin. virtuf-sf character, scholarship. leadership, and service. Election to this society was one ot' the high- est honors that Warren High School coulcl bestow. Fourteen seniors who had become members in May ot' their junior year formed the nucleus ot' the Chapter. They arranged an assembly in November, inducting ten more seniors, Thirteen more members ot' the Class ot' 1958 became members in February. They were David Ahlgren, Bar- bara Berlin, Richard Campbell, James Cronmiller, Karen Curtis, Patricia Delp, Mary Lynn Leonard, Cynthia Maier, Mary Lou Mancuso, Susan Mead, Cynthia Prichard, Joan Smith, and Steven Vanek. During the year the National Honor Society participated in several worthy projects. They ush' erect at Parents' Night and sponsored a talent assembly with entertainment by student amateurs. The sale ot' book covers and senior name cards provided money t'or the National Honor Society Scholar- ship Fund. Row I Anne Waldeck, Betty Alexander, Gale Scholes, Judith Whilesrrot, Row Il James Schorman, Gary Holmberg, Robert Karlson, Robert Knapp, Richard Smith, William Bevevino. Otiieers serving for the year were I'resiclent . Scott Mohr Vice Presiclent Merabcth Newton Secretary Carolynn Anderson Ti'easiii'c'r Gilbert Hansen Advisor Miss Steele Uni' lrunrlrwrl llirrr'

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'iv 1 .,, w x Do you have any M8.Nl'S? The candy sellers were more than welcome. -sr Row I- Mary Kondak, Beryl Anderegg, Nancy Grosch, Grace Murano, Peogy Albaugh. Row II Ann Davidson, Sue Pritchard, Elizabeth Francis. Row Ill Kay Graham, Lucinda Dick, Elilabeth Alexander. Row IV Sally Jones, Cynthia Johnson. Un 1' liunrlrcrl Iwo CANDY SELLERS and HALL PATROL When the candy sellers ap- peared, a line ot' students, each with a gnawing, sweet tooth, formed like magic. Sport fans also welcomed the sight ot' the boys and girls who seld pop, potato chips, and hot dogs at the football and the bas- ketball games. Student Council sponsored this service as a means ot' raising funds. Under the direction ot lVIr. Noecker the trafiic squad super- vised the heavy tiow ot' trallic in the halls. Each person was re- sponsible for a specific post with substitutes lillineg in tor absent members. Besides giving their services between periods, the girls also ushered at various school functions. Girls chosen from the list of volunteers began their duties in May.

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Sports build both mind and body. Participants in competitive games l I ,4,Ii X