Somerset Area High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Somerset, PA)

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+121 Mr. Courtm-y Mrs. livvy Mix WM!l'vi'sIwi'g.1'n-i- ln: Rlll'l'lll-l6lfl Dig H4-niniiiigi-i' Dr. Hay WE MEET THE SCHOOL BOARD and meet Dr. Hay and Mr. Griffith Here are the people who start the wheels of our school system and then keep them moving. As any great institution has to have someone behind it toudirect its policies, so our school has to have directors. We find them on many a Monday evening seated around the table busily cutting expenses, making improvements in the building or grounds, and buying everything from pencils to sewing machines. Long before a new school year begins, the board of education has elected the new teachers and determined our widely varied curriculum. During the remainder of the school year they spend their time financing our yearly program and trying to balance the budget, . The voters of Somerset elect five members to the board of education. The president of the board is Dr, Charles C. Barchfield. As well as being the vice-president, Mrs. Ioseph Levy takes care of the many problems of the Union Street School. The secretary of the board of education is Mr. H. S, Wolfersberger, who also is in charge of the welfare of the high school pupils. Working with Mr. Wolfersberger is Mr. Courtney, who has re- cently taken the place of Mr, L. Poorbaugh, Dr. C. Hemminger is the treasurer for the board. On his shoulders particularly lie the problems of the Patriot Street School. ln the hands of these capable men and women are our many problems. In fact these problems are so efficiently and quickly taken care of that we pupils seldom realize that they exist. We want to express our sincere gratitude to these men and women who have given their time and ability to make school life so enjoyable and profitable for us.