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

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Ks X JJ., ff' 4 f. ,I 5 :av I H l X 12 I Top Left-Mr. Frankhouser and Mr. Loncaric discuss plans for our Top Right-Mr. Loncaric and Student Secretary Iohnn Lasko check WP.I.A.L. playoff game with Mr. Martin Faqler, athletic director. the daily absentee records. Bottom Left-Board of Education members and school officials Bottom Right-School officials receive a new car from Mr. Edward tackle school problems at monthly meetings. ADMINISTRATION Like any other organization, the school system must be supervised and directed so that it can offer its students the best possible advantages. The privilege of the graduates of South Union to obtain preparation which enables them to carry on in the best colleges, businesses, or financial endeavors with increasing ease has not lust hap- pened. It is a result of fine planning, vision, foresight-all characteristic of our hard working administration. It is the aim of the South Union School Board to see that this is accomplished. lt is made up of seven directors, each of whom is elected to office by the public to serve a term of six years. Enany for use in Drivers' Education classes. These seven directors are responsible for such duties as the purchasing of supplies, the electing of teachers, the handling of finances, and the maintenance of school buildings. To carry out the educational policy established by the school board is the duty of Mr. Hazen, our supervising principal. He is interested in edu- cating our students by the best possible methods. ln accordance, he must see that we have the best teachers and schools available. Mrs. Edna Mae Clark and Miss Irma Jean Bell are responsible for the secretarial duties of the school district, which they have performed effi- ciently. 'Tw

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ADMINISTRATION These busy people plan our school year 1' 1 IAMES M. HAZEN MRS. EDNA MAE CLARK MISS IRMA IEAN BELL Supervising Principal Secretary Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1-Iohn D. Livingston. Secretary: Charles Gentile: Iohn Fagler. Ir.. Vice-President: Iohn Pet-ish: Raymond E. Weaver, President. Row 2-C. W. Franlchouser, High School Principal: Iames M. Hazen, Supervising Principal: Fred M. Bartock: William G. Hoak. Treasurer.

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C W FRANKHOUSER I-hgh School Pnnclpul To see that the :deals of the supervlslng prun clpal and school board are carrued out ns Mr C W Frankhouser Prlncupal and Mr Joseph J Lon caruc Asslstant Prnnclpal These men are unter ested In preparnng the students of the school to go out unto the world as well rounded Amerucan cltlzens who are able to cope with the everyday problems that may aruse before them Therefore these two men must see that all the poltcles an our school are of the best standards To help Mr Frankhouser and Mr Loncarnc carry out thear tasks us Mrs Mary Catney the new hugh school secretary She must manage all the steno graphic work In the two offnces Because of her wonderful personallty and wllllngness to help anyone at anytnrne Mrs Catney has become a real friend of the students and faculty and also a very essentnal person These three people have hlghly Important 'obs io perform, and they should be appreclated and congratulated for thetr flne work at South Unuon ADMINISTRATION IOSEPH A LONCARIC Assxstcxnt Pnncipal MRS MARY E CATNEY Hxgh School Secretary V ,,, ,W Q ,,,,-,, . .,.s. -..v.,...,.., W Y -,...s.,.-,. .1 . l ' 1 A 5 , f V 1 , . , , , . A . ' . . 1 ' - I ' I ' I . . , . I ,