Uniontown High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

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JESSE ALFRED LUBOLD Y College of Arts and Sciences, Susquehanna University, 1915, Sc. B. De- gree. Graduate School, Susquehanna University, 1919, A. M. degree in Educa- tional Administration and Supervision and Science. Graduate School Columbia University, summers of 1922 and 1923 further graduate Work. Head of Depart- ment of Science, Huntingdon, Pa. High Scho-ol 1915-16. Head of Department of Science, Aspinwall, Pa. High School 1916-19. Instructor in Physics, McKees- port Technical High School 1919-1920. Principal McKeesport J u n i o r H i gh School and Director of Teachers' Training School 1920-1924. Principal Union- town Senior High School 1924-1- 13

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? - 7- 1 :. ...o Q cg --- i 91 X 17' JF T -rir L I , -H an E36-Stalin .- WZXIL ''emmfzz:cfma 1ssw:axg:mgJQ t ,V I gilt' ., H.. if f BOARD OF EDUCATION To that body of directors, generally recognized as the school board, Jho, by virtue of their keen intellect and foresight, were chosen by the citizens of Uniontown to perform the task of directing our educational sys- tem, goes an expression of hearty thanks and appreciation from the stu- dents, the faculty, and the patrons of the high school. Without their co- operation we would have been practically powerless to advance g with it we have attained success in many lines of activity. On these directors depends the progress of education in our com- munity. They established our schools, elected our teachers, enforced our attendance laws, and did everything within their power to give us, the future citizens, an opportunity to enter upon our life work better prepared than would otherwise have been possible. After nthinking upon all these things, a mere thank you seems strikingly inadequate. Nevertheless as it is the only means we have of showing the realization of our indebtedness, we do thank you, members of the School Board, with all our hearts! The present Board consists of seven members: J. W. Ray ..... ....... P resident E. C. Cornish ..... .... V ice President A. D. Jaquette--- ....... Treasurer A. E. Wright ...... ......... S ecretary W. Russell Carr C. L. Farson Miss Katherine W. Howell Lml f 14 NV Q , I- Jn- ' N--K J-1 me ,.,,,., ,,, JIWIIINW -1. 7 1 fr '.. ' f 'I 'V 3- 'i., MW . lvl '? V W A hm , .f,'1ll l 2:In.1u. Il,

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I I MILTON D. PROCTOR Mr. Proctor, present Superintendent of the Uniontown public schools, was born at Cassville, N. Y., July 17, 1887. He was graduated from college with a B. S. degree. Upon his graduation he assumed the responsibilities of a Science Teacher in Watertown, N. Y., and from there he went to White Plains, where he also taught Science. Mr. Proctor then became head of the Science Department at the Mt. Hermon School for Boys. After the war, he returned to White Plains where he became Director of Continuation School, Principal of a Grammar School, Principal of the Evening Schools, and he also organized the Junior High School of that city. In May 1926, Mr. Proctor became Superintendent of the Uniontown Schools. 12