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

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Our Supervising Principal, Dr. Horner W. Hay, and Principal, Mr. William E. Griffith are just the right directors to guide us through our four-year course. They have a great task in trying to make us into ladies and gentlemen. Their doors are always open to us to offer helpful suggestions and sympathy with certain troubles. Student schedues are planned and extra-curricular activities fitted into our daily lives by these able men. They both seem to know our main Weakness of taking a leave of absence every now and then just for fun, even though they try to break the habit of sending us to deten- tion for a few days. After their under- standing advice and cheery smiles which have been given us for four years, we feel We are ready to go into this Wide, wide world on our own. MISS ANNA Klllflilil Dr. ll.tx-S S--rn-mtv XYIIALIAM li. URllfl:l'l'H

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'feafwu Dr. Char es . arc ie . . . . , e Mrs. W. W. West , : . C r. in es Manga Behind the smoothly-running mechanism of this school are the tireless efforts ot seven public spirited individuals, our school board. Granted this position by the voters of Somerset Borough, it is the duty of these seven members to select administrative heads and our faculty, to fix salaries, to plan a widely varied and Well-supervised curriculum and authorize all expenditures for new school equipmentp these duties the school board has executed with an efficiency worthy of praise. The members sacrifice a part of their time to devote their energies to keeping our school on top. They are always in sympathy with any plan that will keep our high school modern and up-to-the-minute. They understand the importance of a modern school system and have cooperated to provide such a system for us. Our board of education consisting of Dr. Charles Barchiielcl. presi- dent: Dr. C. I. Hemminger, treasurer, Mr. H. S. Woltersberger, secre- tary, Mrs. W. W. Westfall, Mr. Iohn W. Gnagy, Mrs. Iames O. Court- ney, and Mr. Miles Manges are responsible for maintaing this sound school organization. These faithful citizens strive unceasingly for the good of the school without any thought of financial reward. We are sincere in express- ing our gratitude to these seven members who have given so freely of their time and their ability to make school life both pleasant and profitable. 10

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OF MINDS . . CHARACTERS AND WW. I. E Mrs. 4lVlcvcrs Miss Rcclfool Mr. btincman Miss Glcssncr Miss Main' Miss Ruth Da MISS ROMANOSKI-Her wonderful smile and capable hands help many of the commercial students become efficient secretaries. MISS TRUXAL-She keeps pupils informed on Virgil, Ceasar and Cicero. She also is the sponsor of the Senior Class. MISS LONG-Our Problems of Democracy teacher is probably one of the most respected teachers in high school. MR. FRYSINGER-Thanks to him for all those movies we see. He teaches several subjects of science and math, MRS. SWARTZ-She helps develop her talented young art students into good artists. MISS STERN-She teaches commercial students the fundamentals of typing and shorthand. MR. DIETZ-He's our favorite pep talker. He also pep talks his senior math and plane geometry classes. MR. PFROGNER-He's kept busy taming the I. V. wolves. He has a full schedule of chemistry and physics classes. MISS RUTH DAVIS-Her Winning personality helps the Home Ec. 'girls gain poise and learn the fundamentals of home making. MISS LOIS DAVIS-She teaches bookkeeping and gives a lot of helpful advice to the Student Council. MR. PYLE-Clarence's pride and joy is his junior band. He teaches general science to the freshmen. MR. RININGER-He helps bisect animals in his biology classes. He is one of the sponsors of the Student Council. MISS KALP-Always smiling, Miss Kalp is ready to help her French students and freshmen English classes with their problems. MR. STINEMAN- Pop always has a few numbers up his sleeve to play at the evening performances of programs. 12