South Union High School - Eagle Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

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IN THE CLASSROCM Look! The typing room is humming with ac- tivity. This year the typing classes have increased almost fifty per cent. The shiny new typcwriters are an added attraction. Mrs. Carte and Mrs. Fike very capably train stiff, gangly fingers to fondle the keys with agility, speed, and accuracy. Our typing room is a haven for ambitious students who work to suc- cecd. -6-

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Administration EDNA M. CURSTEAD M. supervisol-'S Supervising Principal Secretary MR. G. M. CLARK Mr. G. M. Clark, supervising principal of South Union Township Schools, started his career as a teacher in 1910. He then was principal of Continental No. 2 Grade School. The next year he became principal of the Brownfield Grade School, a position he held until 1915. Between the years of 1915 to 1919, he attended the University of Pitts- burgh. His college work being completed, he was able to serve as a private in the United States Engineer Corps during World War I. His first position as supervising principal of South Union High School was in the year 1919 a position he retained until 1924. When he later became a member of the faculty of this school, he was the teacher of Problems of Democracy and freshman English. During the year of 1927, he left South Union to become principal of the East Union Grade School in North Union Township. Mr. Clark returned to South Union the next year to serve as principal of the high school. He served in this capacity from the year of 1928 until 1941. It was during the school year of 1941 that Mr. Frankhouser became the new high school principal, and Mr. Clark became the supervising principal. He was then able to devote his time entirely to the work of the township schools, which greatly improved our educational setup. Mr. Clark has devoted the greater part of his life to the South Union Township Schools where he has earned the respect of everyone. His work has brought changes and improvements which mean so much to every student. His is a work well done. MR. C. VV. FRANKHOUSISR Mr. C. W, Frankhouser, our high school principal, attended California State Teachers College, from which he was graduated with his Bachelor of Science degree. He imme- diately started his teaching career as teacher in the Oliver 1 Grade School. He held this position in North Union Township during the year of 1931. During the next four years, Mr. Frank- houser went to North Union Township to serve as principal of the Hopwood Grade School. During the years 1936 and 1937, Mr. Frankhouser attended West Virginia Univer- sity. Ile returned to teaching by accepting a position in North Union Township as assist- ant principal of North Union High School. A short time later, he acquired his Master's Degree in Education from the University of Pittsburgh. His work at the University was completed in the year of 1940. In July of 1941 he came to South Union High School as principal. In this capacity he has served in a capable manner. Every senior will long re- member Mr. Frankhouser in a grateful way. All students may profit by his example of good leadership and fairness. -3- ,,, rr il M i. A ANNA BAa'rocK High school c. w. FRANK:-iousan Secretary High School Principal