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

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Alvera Anderson Dr. A. J. O'Connor B. S., Loyola University B. A., Duquesne University M. A., University of Chicago M. D., Loyola University , F. N. A. Advisor PRINCIPAL OFFICE WORKERS: Ueft to righfl Row I-Gloria Hahn, Diane Moravek, Darlene Zenchenko, Sue Schumann. Row 2-Mary Speidel, Mickie Connolly, Karin LaPoinf. Row 3-Becky Barker, Debi Jones. Row 4- Sue Mong. The office is the information center of the school. K K 5 . if r, is ' I , yo -. ,. ,Jima New thisgyear, Miss Pollack has proved fo be a helpful addition To the Mrs. Miller handles the office work and cheerfullY aids Sfvdenfs office sta . Eleven

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K Carlton W. Kurz William Miller B. S., M. Ed. B. S., M. Ecl. State University College at BuFfalo Indiana State College State University of New York at Buffalo The Pennsylvania State UI'1iVSI'SlTY Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Many activities fall under the watchful eyes of the vice-principals. When you're number two, you try harder. Ten Assisting Mr. Passaro are Mr. Carlton Kurz and Mr. William Miller. Mr. Kurz manages all supplies and personnel for the school. Discipline and student relations are the tasks which face Mr. Miller. These men have extended their services to include not only the school but also the community. Along with Mr. Passaro, these men must insure the smooth operation of our school.

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-1 - f wg .ov warren Carr Jean G. Steele Ron lSHCkS0I1 M Ed A. B., B. s., M. Ed. B. A. Clarion State College Wilson College Gannon College Geneva College Carnegie Institute of Guidance The Pennsylvania State Technology Key Club UYUVEYSIYY University of Pittsburgh Syracuse University Guidance 50900 Un'VeV5'TY National Honor Society The guidance office smooths the wrinkles of computer scheduling During the high school years students must give serious thought to future plans. While in school, they have various academic prob- lems that require the advice of an experienced counselor. A valuable part of our school, the Guidance Office, serves students by assisting them with their academic needs of the present and dis- cussing with them their plans for the future. Utilizing the student's abilities and interests, the counselors advise students in the selection of colleges, careers, technical schools, and other appropriate fields. This year Mr. Ronald Isackson has served the Senior class, Miss Jean Steele, the Junior class, and Mr. Warren Carr, the Sophomore class. In addition to its personal counselling, the Guidance Office has provided many booklets concerning vocations and schools of higher education and has planned both a career discussion program and visits from college representatives. The many services of the Guidance Office have enabled students to make wise decisions which will contribute to their future success. GUIDANCE OFFICE WORKERS lleft to rightl Sue Schmader, Sue Brumberg, Ruth Kohler, Amy Baker, Reni Wood, Sue Mangini, Anne Anderson, Sue Calderwood. Twelve