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

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Mr. Virgil Saylor Miss Mary Spenc COMMERCIAL -- Our stenographers and salesmen are developed in this department. Miss Stern, Miss Beyers, and Miss Ro- manoski are the members of the faculty who compose the commercial department. Mr. Paul Schrock Mr. Roy Schrock Miss Helen Serene Miss Katherine Snyder Mr. Harry Speicher er Miss Harriet Stern Mr. Chester Stinema Miss Rebekah Tru al Mr. Parke Wagner I Q ru as 2 cu In the cooking department the girls learn to plan and prepare tempting and appetizing menus, as one may Well know if he eats in the cafeteria. A class of senior boys are also being trained to show their Wives how to cook. PHY ICAL ED CATIO Miss Weber and Mr. Kerin see that the boys and girls are kept in shape physically in addition to their men- tal development. The teachers of this department are Miss Hummel, Miss Redfoot, and Miss Davis. Miss Ruth Davis, who is still Working very hard with her college studies, has replaced Miss Spencer who left us to accept other employment. Marv Weber

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