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

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Melvin G. Keller, President THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE WARREN AREA SCHOOL BOARD Robert W. Orth Vice-President Seated-Dr. Carl E. Whipple, Dr, David K. Rice, Mr. John Haggerty, Mr. Melvin Keller, Mr. Myon E, Jewell, Mr. Thomas Barratt. S?anding7Mr. R. Pierson Eaton, Mr. Robert S. Johnson, Mr, Curtis Sassersom, Mr. William Hollister, Mr, W. Scott Caiderwood, Mr. Ardell Saylor, Mr. Jerome Waxman. Mr. R. W. Orth, Mrs. June Michelson, Dr, A. J. O'Conno1, Mr. Wallace H. Cowden, and Mr. Kenneth Hastings were not present for the picture. Dr. David K, Rice, Secretary Tlzirtecn John D, Haggerty Treasurer

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ix In the Second Warren Concert Association production Earl Wrightson and Jerry Lindberg, welding instructor for adultrclasses, Lois Hunt presented an outstanding interpretation ot show music from the weld for students, George Rea, William White, and American theatre. Ire lrylr sclrool entered into community affairs. At a tea held in the high school exhibition area by the Warren Center ot Edinboro State College, attendance included James Tinelli, student, Dr. Robert Helsep, faculty rnemberg Paul Hofrnberg, president of this year's classy Dr. Carl Whipple, superintendent of Warren Area Schools, and C. Richard Wick, director of Warren Center. 'W x , xr 1 Photo Twelve

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Carl E. Whipple, B. S., M. S., Ed. D, Edinboro State Col'ege The Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh Superintendent of Schools Thomas K. Barratt, B. S., M. Ed. Clarion State College The Pennsylvania State University Assistant Superintendent of Schools fdicient cartogm hers develo ed and Erla Vilhipple and Mr. Barratt collaborated in planning progress for Warren c oo s. Four teen Dr. Whipple and Mr. Barratt work to provide the tinest academic program possible for Warren stu- dents. Dr. Whipple supervises the operation of all Warren Borough and Warren Area Joint schools and provides leadership for the school staffs. Mr. Barratt is responsible for articulating the curricula of the various schools and for personnel selection. Both men are eminently qualified for their posi- tions. Dr, Whipple is a past-president of the District Superintendents of Pennsylvania and a former chairman of the Professional Advancement Com- mittee for School Administrators. He has been a member of the Executive Committee of the Penn- sylvania School Administrators. Coming to Warren from the Sheffield school system, Mr. Barratt brings with him a deep interest in education. Working on his doctoral thesis, Mr. Barratt plans to survey and evaluate the effective methods of teaching American history. In addition to their duties in the school system, both men find time to participate actively in com- munity life. Each belongs to the Rotary Club and is active in church work.