Union City Community High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)

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CAROLYN CARTER Dean of girls, English H. S. Librarian Earlham College. A. B. Indiana State Library School JOHN C. CROUSE Commerce Ball State Teachers College, A. B. Columbia University MABEL E. WARD History, Public Speaking Indiana State Normal Indiana University Winona Normal School Marion Normal School Columbia University JOSEPH J. BURBAGE Mathematics, Science Miami University, B. S. Ohio State University Phi Beta Kappa HAZEL LANGDON Art, Home Economics Ball State Teachers College. B. S. PEARL ALEXANDER Latin, History Marion Normal College Indiana University, A. B.. M, A. GEORGE E. CARROLL Dean of boys, Latin, English Butler University, A. B. Columbia University, M. A. Chicago University Phi Delta Kappa GERTRUDE BRADY English Indiana University Ohio State University, A. B. Columbia University, M. A. GEORGE E. FRAZIER Industrial Arts Indiana State Normal Ball State Teachers College NELL RUBEY Mathematics, Science Ohio Wesleyan University, B. S. Earlham College Indiana University WALTER SHAW Music Ball State Teachers College, A. B. MARGARET MANGEL Home Economics, Physical Training, English Indiana University, A. B. Riley Hospital Phi Beta Kappa Page Seven

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HARLIE|GARVER. ’ Superintendent 'v — » ■»- 2,Carncgie Tech .Hiram College, B. S. r Columbia University, M. A. , Superintendent's diploma CHARLES B. McCULLOUGH, High School Principal and Athletic Director De Pauw University, A.B Indiana University, M. S. Butler University Ball State Teachers Coi-legc. The Aim of the School. HE fundamental aim of a school is to equip the pupil with the tools of ■ learning whereby he may acquire knowledge and information and be able to communicate with his neighbors. After he has acquired this skill the pupil must be taught the fundamentals of healthful living together with the ability to play and to occupy his leisure time profitably and pleasurably. The pupil of today must also acquire an ethical and religious character which will make him an asset to his commuity. He should be so equipped that he can earn a living and, if the occasion arises, support and rear a family. Finally, he must be taught to assume the obligations of citizenship —to vote intelligently and to run for public office if called upon to do so. I his, then, is the aim of the American school. With this goal achieved we can take advantage of a precious heritage and perpetuate our way of living; without it there can only be confusion and chaos. Page Six

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AUSTIN A. COLE Jr. H. S. Acting Principal, History, Geography in Jr. H. S. Ball State Teachers College, B. S. Peabody Teachers College Phi Delta Kappa MARTHA HIGGS Intermediate Grades Indiana State Normal Ball State Teachers College ELEANOR HESS Kindergarten Indianapolis Teachers College Butler University, B. S. THELMA WOOTERS Primary Grades Ball State Teachers College MYRTLE ROUSH Primary Grades Marion Normal School Butler University Ball State Teachers College MARION BUNGER Primary Grades Ball State Teachers College Michigan State Normal Madam Blaker's School MARY G MURPHY Intermediate Grades Acting Principal. Grades 1 to 6 St. Mary's College, Notre Dame Ball State Teachers College ALBERT HERMELING Industrial Arts and Mathematics Indiana State Normal. B. S. Ball State Teachers College Central Normal ELLA REAGAN Intermediate Grades Acting Principal, South Building Miami University Ball State Teachers College GRACE MEEKS Primary Grades Butler University Ball State Teachers College CORDELIA MOFFETT Primary Grades Winona Normal School Indiana State Normal Ball State Teachers College MARY E BARR Secretary Union City, Indiana. High School. Page Eight