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

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MRS. MEREDYTH COE Five

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DEDICATION The class of 1968 dedicates this sixty-first edition of the Dragon to Mrs. Meredyth Coe, a distinguished teacher and an outstanding individual. Throughout her teaching career Mrs. Coe has influenced graduates in various Ways. She may be the one adult who finally impressed some mop-headed teenager with the importance of education. She may have been the guiding voice in the selection of a college or career. Mrs. Coe has instilled in many her ardent love for the English language and its literature. Her broad knowledge and excellent qualifications have enabled her to present a program which is both challenging and stimulating to the student. Profiting greatly from her teaching, students have gone on to college with high aspirations, Well prepared to reach new heights. Mrs. Coe has valued highly the worth of the individual and has concerned herself with the personal as well as the academic development of each student. Her warm manner and sincere interest in people have served to strengthen her relations with students and teachers alike. Because she has consistently approached her work with enthusiasm and devotion, We present this' edition of the Dragon, along with our respect and admiration, to Mrs. Coe. Four

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ev 2 SCHOOL BOAZD DlRECTORS: Charles R. Anderson, C. Frank Christy, Dr. J. Blair Logan, Howard A. Thompson, Harofd A. Landin. Dr. Barratt addresses the Class of 1968. Congratulations. The acquistion of your diploma, symbolizing the completion of your public school education, is a convenient bench mark from which will be measured many of the future accomplishments of you and your classmates. The years you have spent under the guidance of teachers and adnnnimmatorg hopefuhy, will provide the base upon which you may build a successful and satisfying life. Lessons learned in the classroom and laboratoryg on athletic Heldsg in musical, dra- matic, publication, and other activities, give you a reasonable expectation of success in life, To insure such success you will need to continue your own education through- out the years ahead. It is the belief and hope of your parents, the School Board and Staff, and the public who support them that these years in our schools have enabled you to gain the knowledge, attitudes, and skills necessary for conquering the chall- enges of life. Go forth with our best Wishes for success. T. K. BARRATT Superintendent of Schools Thomas K. Barratt Howard W, Thompson B. S., M. Ed., D. Ed. B. A., M. A. Clarion State College Clarion State College The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools biz