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

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Ur. Hnv Mr. Griffith The guiding hand of a thousand Indians is Dr. H. W. Hay's chosen profession. He has arranged schedules and run all the high school business so efficiently that even We brilliant students have not Wit- nessed a single mistake. He listens to all our Wild ideas with serious contemplation and helps us Work out our problems. If some inquisitive soul would like to know what makes this high school tick, he would find the main spring seated behind a desk in the office with Super- vising Principal H. W. Hay on the door. Mr. Griffith, our principal, has Written permits and listened to quaking excuses for quite a long time. Some say he knows all the answers. He has helped rearrange all those problems We have de- manded a solution for as we dashed into his office. No Wonder he looks at us and smiles as We rip through the hall. Mr. Griffith has the great reputation of dealing odd penalties to those who have acquired a Wanderlust at some time or other. As a thank you, Youth salutes two capable leaders. Q- 2 J I Superintendent and Principal

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., ,,.,,Y , BOARD OF EDUCATION pffcuff TELLS IT If We want to learn what makes the Wheels go round in Somerset High School, We shall have to become acquainted with our board of Education. The board consists of five directors who work hard to main- tain a sound school organization. It is these directors who provide us with teachers capable of guiding us, plan the budget and do in- numerable other tasks which are entrusted to them. These faithful citizens have been chosen by the voters of Somerset Without any thought of financial reward, They aim to give the students and citi- zens the best school. The board administers efficiently a carefully planned curriculum with forethought of the future. Our board of education consisting of Dr. Barchfield, president, Dr. Hemminger, vice president, Mr. Courtney, secretary, Mr. Wolters berger, treasurer, and Mr. Gnagey, have performed their duties With' much praise. It is our school board which has helped our school to expand not only materially but intellectually. They understand the importance of a modern school system and have cooperated to provide such a system. We are sincere in expressing our gratitude to these fine mem- bers Who constitute our board of education and to Dr. Hay, who repre- sents the school, for making school life pleasant and profitable to us. 'S STORY 8

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