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

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THE JOINT COMMITTEE Responsible Upper left-Melvin G. Keller, Presidentg John M. Mileyg Myron E. Jewell, Treasur Upper right-Dr. Arthur J. O'Connorg Mr Smith, Secrefaryg Norman W. Grosch, Vi OF THE WARREN AREA SCHOOL BOARD for Warren's Excellent Schools. Wallace H. Cowdenp Harry R. Chinbergp M. A. Tremblay: Louis Flaifg ery J. Russell Hanson. s. Ray Michelson: W. Scott Calclerwoodg R. Pierson Eaton: Richard M. ce Presidentg Frederick E. Kieshauerp Harris E. Johnson. Eight

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dofzew ofzcl n order that you may have more vivid recollections of the year 1959-60 in Warren High School, the Dragon staff has endeavored to preserve for you a record of your student life during this time. Although these realities will never again be recaptured, it is hoped that in the years to come this yearbook will recall to memory the carefree atmosphere, the eagerness, and the zest of the best years of your lives, your high school careers. As you peruse these pages, you will recall more clearly your classes, your teachers, your activities, your friends, and the hopes and dreams envisioned during this year at Warren High School. If predictions come true and plans materialize, the year 1959-60 will mark the end of over a half century of learning in the Warren High School building at the corner of Market Street and Second Avenue. Your initials inscribed on your favorite desk will soon vanish, and your prized rendez- vous Will be forgotten. In saying goodbye to the old building, you are not laying aside the traditions so carefully cultivated through the years. Your new building will represent all that is good in modern architecture and in careful plan- ning. As you leave this building, it is hoped that you will forever cherish the memories of your years spent here and will always exemplify the high ideals learned here. Seven.

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High in air thy spirvs are f01v'ri1zg Gleamiwg in the light, IVl1ile fhcir solcunin shades l'1nbo:c ri'r1g 1'Vn'vrfs thc- Bluff and l'VhiIr' - I llI'H'IIg in its tra-nquil beauty 0'er ri body frm'- Sons and rlmzglzlfrs bound by duty Give fllfil' low' fo you. Dedication o the members of the Joint Committee of the Warren Area School Board whose interest in promoting the progress of our schools and our community is deeply appreciated, we, the Class of 1960, respectfully dedicate this fifty-third edition of the Warren High School Dragon . Accepting the important responsibility given to them by the voters, these public-spirited citizens have devoted their untiring effort and personal attention to the complex problems of their office. They have co-operated with Dr. Carl E. Whipple, Superintendent of Schools, and his assistants in maintaining an effective school system with competent teachers and a modern program. Aware of the needs of the community, the members of the Joint Committee with their foresight have made possible the new high school building on Fifth Street in behalf of the youth of this area. This new building will stand as the materialization of the hopes, the determination, and the courage of the Joint Committee of the Warren Area School Board, who deserve whole-hearted support and appreciation. Nine