Union High School - Booster Yearbook (Union, NJ)

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l f 1 4 MISS GRACE M. DURLINC- Principal In S e p t e m b e r l923, Miss Grace Durling came to Union as an English and history teacher, a member of a fac- ulty of four. She in- TW' terested the students, one hundred in number, in debating, dramatics, and athletics and helped them produce their first year book. In l924, Miss Durling was appointed principal of the high school and since that time has seen the student enrollment increase to one thousand and the faculty membership to over thirty. When asked what phase of her work as principal she enjoyed most, Miss Durling said: The portion of my work as principal of Union High School I have enjoyed most is my contact with the students. l like to know each boy and girl and share their interests. My ambition is to call the mem- bers of the student body by their first names when and where l meet them. Page 'nin

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MR. EDWARD F. WALDRON Supervising Principal Mr. Edward F. Waldron was born in Dighton, Massa- chusetts on April lO, l l894. He was edu- cated at Taunton High School, and later at Brown and Yale Universities, following which he took courses at Teachers' College, Columbia University, and Rutgers Univer- sity. He has been supervising principal of the seven Union schools for the past nine and one half years. Prior to coming to Union, Mr. Waldron was super- intendent of schools in Branford, Connecticut. When asked concerning his hobbies, Mr. Waldron said his greatest was progressive education. Other interests are motor and sailboats, radio, raising plants, and photography. His travels have taken him to Panama, the West Coast, and lately to New Orleans, for the National Convention of Superintendents. ln response to a request for his formula for success, lvlr. Waldron said: You can do anything if you make up your mind to it. To want is to begin to have. lf you give your very best you are apt to be reasonably successful. Keep everlastingly at it and shoot square. l feel sure that if you do these things you can not go wrong. Page eight

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THE FACULTY MlLDRED A. BAKER g..f,.,f,.f,,.f..f,Y,,,..,,.,., ---Commercial New York University ALICE C. BARTFAY, BS. .,,.,,..,..,.,,.,..E..,.., ,.,.,, .,., C o mmercial Trenton State Teachers College EDWARD CAP, BS., lVl.A. ...E,..,.E,..,..f.E..,.. ---German, Commercial Law Rutgers University ALAN l. CHASE, B.S, in Ed. -- ------------------- ---- ---History Rutgers University MASSENA CLARK, B.A., M.A. ---------------------------- ---English Yale University, Columbia University lESSlE E. DAYTON, A.B. ---------.-...-...-.-f.----.--- ---Mathematics Hood College GRACE P, DOMINCE, LlTT.B., M.A. ----.-.-.-..-.--.----------- ------- A rt New jersey College for Women, Coumbia University EVELYN M, DWIER, B.S. ------..-..--.-----,.-f.-,.-..-.--.-- ---- C ommercial Trenton State Teachers College CLAIRE A, DYE, B.S., M.A. ---.---.-..--..---.-.--..------.. ---Mathematics William Smith College, New York University l-EONORA E. FEUCHTER, 3.5. --.. K---.---f--.---e--f----,..-..... .--- H istory Newark State Normal School, Rutgers University E, lOHN FIORILLA, A.B. --...--.. .. --....f......-.f...-. English, Geography, History Montclair State Teachers College CHARLOTTE c, GROSS, B.A. .---------..-L.-L g.L-..v-L. - --Biology Montclair State Teachers College ADA E, HAMILTON --..-....- s..L----- -e---------- - - e-------- - --Dietitian Mansfield, Pa., Normal School, Ware School Tea Room and Cafeteria Management Page ten