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

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GUY M. CLARK Supervising Principal SCHOOL BOARD First Row: W. Edmund Bierer, Fred M. Bartock, Jr., Vice-Presi- dent: Raymond E. Weaver, Presi- dent: Guy M. Clark, Supervising Principal. Second Row: John F. Petish, Treasurer: John D. Livingston, Wil- liam G. Hoak, George E. Fike, Secretary. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Guy M. Clark, Supervising Principal of South Union Township Schools is the district's chief administrator. During the past forty years Mr. Clark has devoted much time and effort to the improvement of the educational system in the township's public schools. All his abilities and energies are being given to the advance- ment of the schools, and to those community activities which aid in building character in our junior citizens. Mr. Clark, working in coordination with the School Board, directs the educational activities of the public schools in South Union. As chief executive he is, also, interested in new and more efficient methods of education that enlarge the role of our schools in training the students in the principles of the American way of life. An- other extremely important task is that of cementing public relations of which he is a supreme master. Mr. C. W. Frankhouser, our high school prin- cipal, has served in a very capable manner. All students may profit by his example of good leadership and fairness. He is especially ap- preciated for his interest in school activities and his guiding of the students throughout their educational program. Mr. Frankhouser offers many helpful suggestions to newcomers in choosing courses, to graduates going on to col- lege, to those seeking employment, or to the student with his individual problems. Each of our executive heads is served by a secretaryg Misses Edna Mae Curstead and Mary Lee Gray. Miss Curstead very capably handles all the duties as secretary to Mr. Clark.

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C. W. FRANKHOUSER High School Principal Miss Gray manages the stenographic work in Mr. Frankhouser's office. Regardless of how busy they are, both find time to help students with their individual problems. The South Union Board of Education de- termines the policies which govern the school's activities and solves the problems which may arise. Elected by the public to serve terms of either four to six years duration, the seven directors are responsible for such duties as pur- chasing supplies, electing teachers, handling the finances, and maintaining school buildings. How pleased we were when We returned in the fall to find that our high school was in the process of having its 'face lifted . In fact, we could hardly recognize the place with its new green garb, and light buff ceilings. The board meets regularly the second Tues- day of each month. At these meetings it studies the problems and developments of the South Union Schools. Special meetings are called many times when the affairs of the group require it. All such meetings are open to the public and are very often attended by interested groups of parents. Theirs is a big job, and should be appreciated by the student body as well as the adults of our district. EDNA MAE CURSTEAD Supervisors Secretary MARY LEE GRAY High School Secretary