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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Students Page 64 Curriculum Page 16 Organizations Page 150 Three Sports Page 126

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FOREWORD The continual search for true irtentityg The individual with his characteristic huesg Nature and humanity blended to form the everchanying pattern of life, Blessed with its joys, its hopes, and splendor, Its fears, disappointments, and deathg Goals unattainable and goals achiezzerlg Growing and learning the challenge of life- All a part of vital relationships. PVith the passage of each day, each hour, time drifts away Until its 'very essence becomes a sudden realization. Thus, the emergence of a newly woven pattern Containing all that we are or ever will be. Each bead alone contributes to the splendid creation: The everlasting kaleidoscope of life. x Two

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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