Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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Miss XIARY V. UNGER To her forty-eight years of service and devoted interest to the teaching profession, to her always cheer- ful and unconquerable spi1'it, to her exemplification of an unseliish life, to the honor, respect, and admiration due her, to a teacher who kept a teacher's faith, we dedicate our Parnellian. Miss Mary Viola Unger was born in 1869 at Cove Gap and died at her home there on December 9, 1941, aged seventy-two years. Miss Unger served the schools of Peters Township for forty- eight years. She had been retired eight years prior to her death. Miss Maine, as she was known to several generations of school children, had received her schooling at Mercersburg, and later at Shippensburg Normal School, She spent all of her forty-eight years of service as a teacher in the schools of Peters Township. Seven of these years she spent at the Fort Loudon School, one at Upton, one at the Mountain Home School, and the remaining thirty- nine at the Buchanan School, Cove Gap. She retired from the teaching profession in 1933. In tribute to her we might fittingly say, her life was com- plete in unselfish service.