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

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T I 0 !ZAfnfww1fer5 - enera , if 'ghmki . Q K , Miss Fodder Mrs. jarvis Miss Kntler In September, 1951. Mr. liininger took over the position of principal and continued to make Somerset High School better so that the generations to come will End S. H. S. an even better place than We did. Mr. Piininger was once a teacher at Somerset. and therefore he could understand our problems and see our side of the questions that came up. Our secretaries, Miss Kuffer, Mrs. Jarvis, and Miss Fodder always had a smile and a helpful hand to extend to us. No matter how many times We opened the door, they always put aside everything and came to our aid. The school board consisted of a former teacher and a former principal of Somerset High School, and five other men who were interested in seeing that we as students had every opportunity to make good. All in all our administration saw to it that the class of 1952 enjoyed their four years stay at Somerset High School tremendously. 11

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