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

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MRS. EDNA MAE CLARK Secretary MISS IRMA JEAN BELL Secretary SUPPLIES INSPIRATION TO ATTAIN OUR GOALS South Union with the best educational facilities we can afford. They design the plans upon which our administrators act. Add to this the problems of financial support, maintenance, ex- pansion of the school plant, the improvement of curriculum, and the establishment of policies for the efficiency and growth of the school system, and one can readily realize the many hours that must be spent at the business of administering that complex entity termed the South Union School District. What greater or better gift can we offer the republic than to teach and instruct our youth? is the motto of our supervising principal, Mr. James M. Hazen, as he goes about his duties in carrying out the educational policy established by the school board. 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. 0 Open House visitors inspect new electronic equipment added to the 0 Hundreds of patrons visited the science and shop curriculum. biology display. -1f1 - -E v fv -was . s. mm-...ten-.

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A DIRECT THE PATHS WHICH YOUTHS' FEET MUST TROD THROUGH THE YEARS 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 iust JAMES M. HAZEN Supervising Principal happened. lt is a result of fine planning, vision, foresight-all characteristic of our hard working administration. To these men comprising the South Union School Board is entrusted the weighty commu- nity responsibility of providing the children of ROW I - Fred M. Bartock, Jr., Treasurer, William G. Hcak, Secretary, Raymond E. Weaver, John Fagler, Jr., John Petish, President. ROW 2 - Charles Gentile, James M. Hazen, Charles R. Spurgeon, Attorney. .awry .1 ., ..sA. Vice-President, John D. Liv- ingston, C. W. Frankhouser,

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AJ lam C. W. FRANKHOUSER High School Principal JOSEPH A. LONCARIC Assistant Principal . 'K MRS. MARY E. CATNEY High School Secretary Mr. C. W. Frankhouser, High School Principal, and Mr. Joseph A. Loncaric, Assistant Principal, are concerned with the past, present, and future of our school in all its phases. We admire them for Their patience. They are slow to condemn, and quick to defend. Working always, tiring never, they encourage and inspire each student to aspire to the highest achievements. Their spirited support in all school affairs is to be acclaimed. Together they give freely and will- ingly of their time to all scholastic, social and athletic events involving our school, faculty, and students. With this hard working duo as our supporters we are sure to have an outstanding school, and co-operation among the faculty, ad- ministration, and students. They have won the respect and affection of all. To help Mr. Frankhouser and Mr. Loncaric carry out their tasks is Mrs. Mary Catney, high school secretary. Because of her wonderful per- sonality and willingness to help anyone at any- time, Mrs. Catney has become a real friend of the students and faculty. THESE BUSY PEOPLE PLAN OUR SCHOOL YEAR