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

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Board Of Education Seated, left to right: GEORGE E. PIKE IOHN F. PETISH IOHN D. LIVINGSTON WILLIAM G. HOAK Standing: C. W. FRANKHOUSER High School Principal RAYMOND E. WEAVER W. EDMUND BIERER FRED M. BARTOCK, IR. GUY M. CLARK Supervising Principal direct the educational activities of the public schools in South Union. He has consecrated the greater part of his life to the South Union Township Schools where he has earned the respect of everyone. Not to be forgotten is our High School Principal, Mr. Frankhouser, who has always shown great interest in the problems of all the students. Everyone may profit by his example of good leadership and fairness and he is always ready to give advice and guid- ance to anyone who needs it. Despite being plagued by thousands of questions and hundreds of students, our ad- ministrative heads have proved themselves xnxx, x REV worthy of our admiration and respect. Re- ceiving the same consideration as they have shown us, South Union's students will con- tinue to rank as one of the finest groups in our state. The manifold secretarial duties connected with the operation of the school are taken care of by Edna Mae Curstead and Mary Lee Gray. Mr. Clark's competent secretary, Miss Curstead, handles the administrative duties and is also secretary to the Board of Educa- tion. Miss Gray takes care of the stenographic work in Mr. Frankhouser's office. These sec- retaries efficiently carry out the many tasks and problems which befall in their capacity. EDNA MAE CURSTEAD Supervisofs Secretary MARY IEE CHAY High School Secretary

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GUY M. CLARK Supervising Principal C. W. FRANKHOUSER High School Principal X Administration South Union's administration may be divided into three divisions: the South Union Board of Education and the offices of Super- vising Principal and High School Principal. Each school must have a Board of Educa- tion to select teachers, handle finances, pur- chase school supplies, and maintain the school buildings. To solve these many prob- lems, the public elects seven men, who re- ceive no salary for their services, for a period of six years. Although it meets once a month, the board is subject to call of the chair if a special meeting is deemed necessary. All members devote their free time willingly and sincerely try to conduct all business in such a way as to benefit the greatest number of people. We sincerely hope that the future Boards of Education will do as great a job as the ones in the past. Mr. Clark, one of the most progressive and understanding Supervising Principals of South Union School District, has devoted his time and untiring efforts for over four decades, to II

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