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

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ith the avowed purpose of recording the events of the school year, the 1964 DRAGON has endeavored to give a picture of school life in which each person may feel that he has played a vital role in Climbing Upward. The path has been a rewarding oneg challenges and opportunities have been abundant. In following the trail, the climbers have co-operated to insure the success of the great venture. During our days at Warren Area High School, we have learned the basic techniques of climbing in preparation for the many more challenging journeys which lie ahead. The 1964 DRAGON is your guide to the scenic trail of the events of the year. It is the hope of the Board of Editors that we have succeeded in capturing some of the many memories along the way. A K A ff 'A X x- - , ff- , EN ' ' .l My lk QV?-2. X I 'Im 2 ! 9 .J Lg' X L-:: YQ. . f 5 i f .KWH 3 4' 4 I fan' 1 . ' lm- J yy. V .7 XXX YQ- ,- f V i ?4577? f X - it l ' , V-A '11-11' f ff , - wjllbawfa, if be . i M10 W!! X I .f V ? xf - -, , ff ' W Wfffiffff f W , x 'X' 1 7 .Wh Wolf Q I 1,5-.1 'F' . - ' -, .f ,, H I s H xenon ,wffyma - 'W f, , Wfyefj ' . . 'A wa had 'rll '1 I WW J 11,1 ma. A1 W ffzgggmgm, ry, 1' I- X 'x l ' ,f if rf 4.1 'a X -an nl .: ., ' ' s.4.- 4 rd . ' ' Four

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Dedication ith sincere gratitude we, the Class of 1964, dedicate to Mrs. Helene McClure this fifty-seventh edition of the DRAGON. ln her classes Mrs. McClure has ably guided many business students to greater ehiciency in secretarial skills. The Stenographers' Club has assumed a prominent position among school organizations, because of the time and energy she has given to it. As the Student Council advisor for the past two years, Mrs. McClure's continuous help and guidance have brought greater success to the many undertakings of the student government. Through her untiring efforts Warren Area High School has become a member of the Exchange Student Program, a part of the American Field Service Program. Her devotion to her Work, her keen understanding of young people, and her interest in community aifairs have Won for Mrs. McClure the esteem and admiration of all. Six