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

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'F'-effd' 'qf M, BUSINESS STAFF: Row l-George M. Frifts, Mary A. Walters. Row 2-Mr. Charles R. Beck, Howard Clark, Ernest Blair, Norge E. Luvison, Vance C. Wright. Business and secretarial staffs keep the system moving smoothly SECRETARIAL STAFF: Row l-MiSs Sandi Smith, Mrs. Clara Dumond, Miss Sharon Rich, Mrs. Margaret Tickner. Row 2-Mrs. Leila Craft, Mrs. Burr Bowler, Mrs. Mae Swanson, Mrs. Shirley Marti, Miss Mary Franklin, Mrs. Lorraine Rohlin, Mrs. Meredith Grady, Miss Mary Ann Hedstrom, Mrs. Phyllis Marti. W. new ' Wi, .r '...,g,?,lg5 s a ww Seven

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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

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ITL. iACH0OL BOARR: Row l-Kenneth Franklin, Henry S. Petersen, Dr. T. K. Barratt, Melvin G. Keller, R. K. Cyphert, E. J . YYOI1 GWB Row 2-Charles R. Beck, W. Scott Calderwocd, Leonard Pearson, Dr. David K. Rice, Philip Anundson, R. Pierson Eaton, Howard A. Thompson. The school board oversees all educational endeavors. OFFICERS MR. MELVIN G. KELLER ....,, .......... P resident MR. ROBERT K. CYPHERT ...... ..... V ice-president MR. CHARLES BECK ......... MR. JOHN D. HAGGERTY MR. ROBERT LUNDBERG The Warren County School Board is responsible for the passage of all legislation relating to the school district. Composed of nine men from all parts of the county, the members are elected by the people of Warren County. At its monthly meetings the School Board discusses the reports of the various committees which deal with speci- hc problems. Headed by Mr, Melvin Keller, president, and Dr. Thomas Barratt, executive officer, the Board has ap- proved legislation necessary for the advancement of the school district. Dealing With such areas as playgrounds, Eight Secretary Treasurer Asst. Secretary-Treasurer athletics, buildings and grounds, transportation, text books, finance, and teachers, the committees of each area convene between the monthly meetings for a more thor- ough evaluation and study of these problems. They then present their discoveries and suggestions to the Board at the monthly meeting. The members of the Board have discussed and studied the needs of the school system and have to the best of their ability adopted means of solving them. Their legis- lation has provided the means for the improvement and progression of the Warren County School District.