Fairchance Georges High School - Georgian Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

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Jacultq, GEORGE ADAMS teaches Physics, General Science, Chem- istryg Head Basketball Coach. NAN BAILEY teaches Health and Physical Education. JOSEPH BARKLEY teaches Drivingg Football Coach. JENNIE BITTNER teaches Algebra I and General Mathe- matics. MABEL BOGER teaches Modern Historyp Librarian. Mr. Muyolo is our busy acting assist- ant principal graduated from West Virginia University keeps us posted on the current happenings and our occa- sional changes in schedule exercises his hand by signing excuse slips teaches American History . ,. likes to get up a good discussion in class helps us to meet the problems of the day. i - George Adams Nan Bailey Joseph Barkley Y PETER L. MAYOLO ASSISTANT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL I ,I Lf- Jean Brnich, Gail Saylor The school medical and dental pro- gram is under the direction of Jean Brnich and Gail Saylor, the school nurses. Our efficient nurses check the health of all the students in the Fairchance-Georges Joint District and render first aid when it is needed. Jennie Bittner Mabel Boger f M fi we 5- N 2 3 S E 3 'S 1-E I2

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WN I 3 S ifN ' Education is the essence of a democratic society. The strength of a democratic nation is based on several qualities, the most impor- tant of which is the character and quality of its citizenry. Recognizing this fact, Americans are becoming increasingly conscious of the de- cisive role of the school in the Nation's future. In spite of appreciable educational progress in recent years, the United States is today faced with maior school problems, of which one of the most pressing is adequate school facilities. Some significant factors causing increased and imperative demands for more adequate school facilities are: UD increasing and shift- ing of populations, 125 an expanding and changing program, C31 a backlog of needs, and CAD reorganization of school districts. A typical example of such reorganization is the Fairchance-Georges Joint School System. Under this program many of the older build- ings which were designed for the traditional school are now obsolete, and need to be re- placed with modern facilities or completely remodeled. The school program is expanding and its expanded activities and services demand more space and facilities. When the school program is completed in the Fairchances Georges Joint System, thousands of dollars will be spent on remodeling and construction. Figures showing the figures to the wheels, Mr. Franks and Mr. Mayolo. 'Il . +5 7 gm flsfgggtln W .tx xlgumggl W. JESSE FRANKS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL The first thing a graduate of Fairchance High School says to a Georges student is, You'll like 'Mr. Franks', he's swell. The class of '59 heartily agrees with that state- ment. To us there is no principal of any school who has the warmth, hurnanness, kindness, and the humor of Mr. Franks. We will always greatly cherish our association with him. Pretty figures, figuring. Barbara Ann Marano and Jean Schreckengost

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.J A gf. JJ x U x I L N R bf Xxx Axmy Melvin Breakiron F Rose Burgan if William Chrise Thomas Cook rv , - Janice Criss Donna Crowder 'T D. Herberl Franks James Hare MELVIN BREAKIRON Yeaches Algebra II, Senior Mathe- matics, Plane Geomelry, and Trigonomefryg Assisvant Football Coach. ROSE BURGAN feaches Sophomore English. WILLIAM CHRISE teaches Mechanical Drawing. THOMAS COOK teaches Typing I, Bookkeeping I, and Junior Business Training. ID E-an X. r .4 s JANICE CRISS teaches Homemaking. DONNA CROWDER reaches Cooking. D. HERBERT FRANKS Ieaches Music. JAMES HARE teaches Shop. M s Bur an, Miss Molenock, Miss Jehens, Mrs. Williams Mr. Polink, Mr. Kvaka, Mr, Kula, Miss Boger, Mr. Mayola r . g