Union High School - Ohianian Yearbook (College Corner, OH)

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U H S THE OHIANIAN : 1936 CHOOL DAYS School time has come again once more, the same as years agog But many changes have been made, as time swings to and fro. The country schoolhouse by the road has now been done away. We now have buildings large and fine, and they have come to stay. The stoves and slates are thrown asideg the children walk no more: The school bell, too, is out of date, it rings not as of yoze. The rooms are heated nice and warm, they've water fountains, tcog Electric lights: and window shades: and ventilation new. The play grounds now are made quite large, with swings and teeters, too: The games ar'e supervised with care, not like we used to do. Black man and hide-an-seek are gone, dare base and poison vine: We used to play all these and more, and thought cur times were fine. We walked to school through rain and snow, now children ride to school In motor buses, large and grand, through weather warm and cool. School days are best of all our days, we older folks recall. Of all the days we like the best, school days are best of all. How strange, when young we think them hard, and often wish We're old If we could only plainly see that they are days of gold! What is it then to educate our girls and boys today? To tzain their bodies, minds, and scfuls, in just the Iinest way. -- by MARGARET McQUISTON, Former Union School teacher, written September 18, 1935

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UHS 1. THE OHIANIAN .1 1936 UNIQN SCI-ICDOL B Q A R D INDIANA oH1o President, R. N. Davis Clerk, O. L. Haverty INDIANA BUARD Trustee, O. L. Haverty ADVISORY BOARD Mark lVIcDill, Walter Summers, George Tucker GHIO BOARD President, R. N. Davis Clerk, J oe McDonough Riley Caldwell, Robert Gilmore, Fred Shepard Superintendent, W. M. Wright Principal, R. C. Glass