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

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MISS IRMA JEAN BELL Secretary MISS MARGARET PETISH ' Secretary I EFFICIENCY REGULATES OUR EDUCATION Combine The work of The school board and work necessary for such an organizaTion. This supervising principal and There vvill be a greaT They do prompTly and efTicienTly aT all Times. deal of paper work To be done. This is The iob of our Two secreTaries, Miss Irma Jean Bell and As anyone can see, The jobs of These people Miss MargareT Pefish. They Type The correspond- are varied and difficulT and should be appre- ences, make ouT reporTs, and do The bookkeeping ciaTed by adulTs as well as youTh. Mr. Hasson and Mr. Hazen discuss our administrative problems. 11

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SCHOOL BOARD ROW 'I-Charles Gentile, Dr. Emmet Brown, William Hoak, George Gallo, John Petish. ROW 2-C. W. Frankhouser, Anthony Kula, John Livingstone, James M. Hazen. ADMINISTRATION JAMES M. HAZEN Supervising Principal Were it not for a certain group ot seven men, operating the South Union Twp. Public Schools would be virtually impossible. Who are these men? They are all members of our community, they have been elected by the people to provide the best possible educational opportunities tor the students of our township. These men torm the South Union School Board. Every year, the work of purchasing supplies, employing teachers, maintenance of school build- ings, and financing the school system are under the direction of our school board. When decisions are made by these men, it is Mr. Hazen, our supervising principal, who sees that they are carried out in the best possible manner. His main objective is to see that the students of South Union are receiving the correct schooling for the field they have chosen. He has worked toward the objective of improving the South Union Schools so that they may be recog- nized among the best, and supported by the tax- payers with confidence. To the school board and Mr. Hazen we say Thanks for a iob well done. 10

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Every high school musT have adminisTraTors, men who guide The desTinies of The sTudenTs of Today, who vvill be The ciTizens of Tomorrow. In This posiTion aT SouTh Union High school is Mr. C. W. Frankhouser. Any problems ThaT have To be solved are puT inTo his hands. He will noT Turn any sTuclenT ouT. He handles everyone and everyone's problems. His friendly aTTiTude To- ward The sTudenTs is one of The TraiTs which make him The well liked man ThaT he is. Mr. Frankhouser's girl Friday, Mrs. Mary CaTney, is a familiar personaliTy aT S.U.H.S. Al- Though she has many Trials and TribulaTions To cope vvifh every day, her pleasing disposiTion never falTers. TogeTher They form a very capable Team working Tor The beTTermenT of S.U.l-l.S. 12 ADMINISTRATION Emphasized The UrgenT Need For Higher EducaTion C. W. FRANKHOUSE High School Principal R MRS. MARY E. CATNEY High School Secretary