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

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Mr. Wagvtri' Mr. Pyle Mr. Riningrr Mr. Ehcrsolc Miss Scrcnc Mr. Ringlcr Miss Snyder Mr. Clccves Mr. Flick Mr. Blllick Mr. 'llhomas Mr:-. Mcycr Mr. Stineman COMMERCE-HOMEMAKING Preparation for the business world is given to students in this department. Miss Stem, Miss Romanoski, and Miss Lois Davis train future stenographers, typists, and salesmen. The teachers of the home economics de- partment are Miss Rummel, Miss Redfoot, and Miss Ruth Davis. Sewing, cooking, and all the other elements of homemaking are taught to the girls taking home economics courses. Stu- dents eating in the cafeteria receive daily samples of the girls' cooking which is good proof of their instructors' capabilities. PHYSICIAI.. EDUCATION Now, more than ever before, is it essential to have 'la strong mind in a strong body. It is Mrs. Lyons' and Mr, Kerin's responsi- bility to see that the students of SHS de- velop strong bodies. LIBRARY Miss Maier is always on the alert to help hundreds ot students who are in and out of the library every week. She is an excellent guardian ot our library's sixty-eight hundred books.

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1 -. LANGUAGE-MUSIC-FINE ARTS Miss Truxal makes a dead language a live one for Latin students, and Mr, Ringler teaches French, accent and all, to juniors and seniors. Students interested in music receive cap- able instruction from Mr. Stineman, director ol instrumental music, and Mrs. Meyer, vocal instructor. Students in the art department learn to create with their hands under Miss Rippman's instruction. AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRY Mr, Billick and Mr. Cleeves do their part to train students ot agriculture to be good Future Farmers of America. Mr. Flick, Mr. Thomas, and Mr. Billick pre- pare boys-and girls-in the various show courses to take their place in the field of industry. Mi , Anim lxutlki Ili. ll.u -- rlliiirut su lu Maw tXl.t Ml Nt Iirt li Miss l riix il Mi X. limit Miss l.iiui Miss Kult irt Mia Ninn Alia Misc llniimiii Ll l.uis l ui Ml Koi lxllw Xyvlil

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'. 7465 ' 61644 CLAS WAYNES SHAULIS BETTY McKEE - IANE WALTERS MIRIAM SHAULIS It does not seem possible that only tour years ago, we, the seniors, were mere draftees in Somerset High School. As buck privates our superiors paid little attention to us, but the following year we attracted the attention of the student body with our military decora- tions tor the Sophomore-Senior Dance. S OFFICERS - - President Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer And now in the spring of 1943 We are graduating into a warring world. Claude McClintock, one ot our boys, has already entered the armed forces. There will be others. Nevertheless our hope for a future peace is high. We shall try to do our part in making it and keeping it.