North Union High School - Torch Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

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Scam! Bama! BOARD OF DIRECTORS William Donovan, Joe Paull, Edward H, Savage, Claude W. Frankhouser, Martin Marcus, George Gummerson, William J. Means The influence of the school has long been regarded one of the important factors determining the place which youth will take as citizens in our democracy. Mindful of this, the citizens of North Union Township have elected from its number seven gentlemen whom they feel are best qualified to direct the education of their children in these all important years of their lives. The seven gentlemen who have so willing donated their time and service are: George Gummerson t, President XVilliam Donavan ,,,, Secretary Joseph Paull . , .... ........,,. ....,, . .t....,,,.,,.. . ,.,, ' I 'reasurer Robert N. Matthews Clarence Patterson C. XV. Frankhouser Martin Marcus Mr. Frankhouser has been elected to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. YVilliam Pat- terson joining the U. Navy during the summer of l944. Mr. Marcus is ably serving for Mr. john Duranko, who is in the U. S. Army. These gentlemen are from various stations in life, which enables each of them to share with the others the benefits of their collective experiences. Tempered with these experiences are the liberal progressive views of education The completeness of their progressiveness is exemplified in the expansion of the curri- culum to include timely courses which will aid the students in finding their niche in the business, industrial or professional post-war American. An even broader program is anticipated for next fall. YVe the students of North Union are happy to have this opportunity to con- gratulate and gratefully thank this fine organization whose untiring efforts and unself- ish thoughts have ever been centered on us. '

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'ian 4 Thx' S ROBERT W. CLARK 1945 Torflz is 1'1'.s'fJr'1'lf11lly flf'ili1'al1'1l to lhf' niffifinrx' of lfolirrt U' Clark, failhfzll jirirzripal of Xorlh I'IIlOII 'I'uzu11sl1ij1 High SFI!-O!ll'f0l' 25 yr'ar.s'. Alf. Clarlr flirrl Oclnlufi' 17, 1944, l111l llloszf who wvrr' ll.Sk.S'lll'iIlfC'd wilh him will 1'w'r hear lhf' mark of his rrfmarhalilr' l',1ll7'll!'l'1'l'. ll'r', IIZUIIIUVB' ,lv a As a As a Ax a of wilzrws Ihr' .slzlflrnts of Xurlll IYIIIQUII Tfl7l'lI.S'lIlf2 High Sflluoi, lmmn' his Vfriffrlfl who was 1'm'r rfarly lo gzziilr' and hrllb Il.S'.' lffafllrr who twfalrd as as incliriicl1h1l.s',' f'o1z11.s'f'lm' who .S1lllSlilIllI'll .s'ol11lim1.s for l'!'Pl'lIIIlIlIC1S,' pffrsmi who imlillffzl youll: wilh his malzinf jnliilosojllly and a high srl -9.-