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

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-V ta R Clif' ADMINISTRATION xf 4 Dr. Hay's tact and underslanding in solving our problems have not been developed by Working for usp Dr. Hay Works with us. His door is always open to us, and he is never too busy to listen to the smallest request. As he helps us to select our course of study, We particularly realize how fortunate we are to receive the help his Wide experience enables him to give. Dr. Hay is a real lover of democracy, and he Works hand in hand with our stu- dent organizations to produce better students and better Americans. Mr. Griffith has never told us which is more exacting-a day in the army or a day at Somerset High School. If we enter the office after school hours we always find Mr. Griffith still on the job. It is his task to make a thousand of us into ladies and gentlemen, and our relations with him may be very strained after some misdemeanor. However his nod and friendly grin as we meet in the hall soon put us back on ct good neighbor footing. I

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Dr. Charles C. Barrhfwlil President Mr. lamcs O. Courlnrv Vice-president Dr. C. I. He-mmingcr Treasurer Mr. Harry S. Wolfcrshcrgrr Sccrctarv Mr. lohn W. Gnagev Dr. Homer Hay Supervising Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Our school board is composed of a group of five public-spirited citizens who sacrifice part of their time to devote their energies to keeping our school on top . The duties of the board are many and varied. lt carefully selects our administrative heads and our faculty, fixes salaries, plans our curriculum, and authorizes all expenditures for new school equipment. The new bleachers, which have proved so indispensable to our gym- nasium, were purchased by the board this year. The members are always in sympathy with any plan that will keep our high school modern and up to the minute. Working quietly behind the scenes, they strive unceasingly for the good oi the school, and in so doing stand before us as examples of good citizens. To them we express our appreciation.

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N 'E X D OUR FACULTY MISS BAUGHMAN-English . . . her well- planned Iunior High English prepares many students for higher English classes . . . her able instruction in guidance aids the student in his selection of high school activities. MISS BEYERS-Commercial . . . teacher of Iunior business training and bookkeeping I and 2 . . . Sponsor ot Radio Club. MR. BILLICK-Agriculture . . . prepares our farmer boys for the agricultural world . . . teaches them sound economies oi farming . . . sponsor of F. F. A. Club. MR. CLEEVES-Agriculture . . . instructs the boys how to supply the nation's food wants in his agriculture course . . . sponsor of Tree Club. MR. DIETZ-History . . . 7th and 8th grade . . . an eloquent orator on school spirit . . . able faculty ticket sales manager . . . spon- sor of Current Events Club. MR. FRYSINGER-Mathematics . . . worries never cease for Mr. Frysinger's algebra geometry, and trigonometry students, especial- ly on test days . . . sponsor Photo Club. .- -- C1 E. Pauline Baughman Miss Lela Beyers M ohn C Bllllck Mr. Edward Cleeves Mr. lames B. Diet: M acob Frysinger Mrs. Hester Horner Mr. Anthony I. Kerin X r W Robert Klux S MRS. HORNER-English and History . . . spon- sor Iunior-High Drarnatics Club . . . faculty advisor of Eagle! Literary Stall. MR. KERIN--Physical Education . . . teacher ot boys' gym classes . . . intramural sports director . . . keeps his volleyball team on its toes . . . sponsor of Intramural Sports Club. MR. KLINE--Art . . . responsible for the ex- cellence ot the Senior class play scenery . . . will be remembered long tor his magic tricks which have held many an assembly audience spellbound. MR. LLOYD-History . . . instructs the Sopho- mores in World History . . . regularly sche- duled tests . . . sponsor of Rifle Club. MR. LOHR-Biology . . . home room filled with animal exhibits . . . competent basketball referee. MISS LONG-Social Science . . . untiring in her eliorts to make good citizens oi her pupils . . . sponsor of National Honor Society. -141.-