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

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and Mr. Miles Manges. Boaacfafg ' The efficiency and skill with which our school is kept running smoothly is due largely to the efforts of a group of public-spirited citizens, our school board, who give willingly of their time and ability to aid and benefit us. Chosen by the voters, it is the duty of these seven members to see that our school is run wisely and with the greatest value to our community. Long before our school year begins, they have begun work on our many prob- lems: the selection of our administra- tion heads, provision of a competent faculty, financing of our yearly pro- gram, the determining of our widely varied curriculum and consideration of any improvements to be made. Recently, too, our school board has found many ways in which to aid the war effort. The basement of the Pa- triot Street School has been remodel- ed and reconditioned, and is now be- ing used by the Red Cross as its headquarters, both for surgical dress- ings and as a production center. The defense courses which have been set up in our school to help in the furthering of the defense pro- gram are also the results of efforts of our board of education. Recently, with a view toward ex- pansion, our school board has pur- chased the forty-three acre Spangler farm adjoining the school grounds. This farm will be used as a laboratory, and as a project in connection with the vocational agriculture program. This summer it will be made into a victory garden. Somerset, now a third class school district, elects seven members to its board of education. They are Dr. Charles C. Barchfield, president: Mr. Iohn W. Gnagey, vice presidentp Mr. Harry S. Wolfersberger, secretary: Dr. C. I. Hemminger, treasurer: Mr. W. W. Westfall, Mr. Iames O. Courtney, and Mr. Miles Manges. Working tirelessly in their desire to improve our school, they have helped to make our school life enjoyable and profitable. To them we extend our sin- cerest praise and our deepest appre- ciation. D Ch l L B hf ld P 1 . oh W. G g y V r . W If berger. Secretary, Dr. C. I. H minger. Treasurer: Mrs. W W Westfall, Mr. Iames O. Co