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

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fA9g C6LI l y 0l'L Miss Long Miss Long Mr. Muni' Mr. MUKN' Miss Mc-ya-rs Mr. Mui'm'co Mrs. Moya-r Mr. PfI'0gll0l' Mr. Platt Mr. Pylm- Mr. Hvvci M1'. Hmm-llu Mr. Su iilim- r Mr. Singvr Miss Snydvr Mr. Stlblllililllgil Mr. YVutkins Mr. wvilllgillll in Mr. NV-c-ngcrt Mr. Yule

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Robert Heed-liiology--Mr. Heed liyes, lireathes. i LTY .7!w0zfcg rain, 54813 5100014 ana! Aa!! Bessie Long-l'. ll.. algelira-Vlieeause she is adxisor ol the National llonor Society and the Tri-Ili-Y lu-sides lieing a marxelous teacher, Miss Long is a xaluahle asset to our school. Lillian Long-seluuol nurse-Miss l,ong is always xery much in demand lor any thing froni head- aehies to lirolien liones. Homer Nlazer-yoeational 1tj.Il'l1'tllllll't'IA man with no dislikes who enjoys hunting, Mr. Blazer lrom Nleyersdale likes teaching ag. August C. McKee-ciyiesfhlr. Mc-Kee is our eltieient sponsor ol the S. O. S. Sports rank high on his list ot favorite pastimes. Oh, to he taking eiyics again! Bernice Meyers-getxgraphy-Miss Meyers helieyes it is important to learn almout the world hetore setting out to see it. ller lett hand is heavy these days. Charles Morocco-auto mechanics-Kept lxusy with the linilding ol his new home, Mr. Morocco still finds time to help with scout work. l.lora Nioyer-home economies-Mrs. Moyer is an all- aronnd teacher with a loye lor classical music and a well written novel. ge 0. l'l'rogner-el1-emistry, physicsfilur lah in- structor is interested in dairy larlning and llIl'lit'y raising and is alwavs ready with an appropriate Ccor story oi' a surprise cheek test. llohert Platt-drixer's education-Mr. Platt, who rns out tom-notch drivers from S. ll. S. hails tu I lroin Shanksxille, Pa. Ile is always ready to watch a good liaskethall game. Clarence F. Pvle-general seienee-A loye for music and a fondness for horses and woodworking, com- liined with a knowledge ol general sei-ence, ex- plain Nlr. Pyles popularity among the students. eats, and sleeps biology. llis enthusiasm is eon- tagious among his students. llis faxorite pets are snakes and skunlcs. Charles Revello-wood shop--A lilll'llll'l' student ol Somerset lligh School, Mr. lieyello is friendly and helpful. Robert Sanner-world historykwlr. Sauner, our new world history teacher likes Somerset lligh School as much as a teacher as he liked it as a student. Chester I. Singer-instrumental music-Mr. Singer is a New York Uniycysity graduate whom we con- gratulate for a wonderful hand and thank for all its first prizes. Kathryn Snyder-English-Heading hooks. traveling ahroad, plus illustrated teaching make up our good-natured Sophomore English teacher. Charles Stomhaugh--math, history-A Penn Statc graduate who likes to spend his spare time hunt- ing, Mr. Stomhaugh has one pet peeyegNlonday. Robert Watkins-math-'l'his well-lmuilt gentleman with the crew-cut is one ol' our most popular fae- ulty memliers. lle is assistant lootliall coach. Carl VVaugaman-liead lootlmall coach, health-Mr. NYaugainan has a way with lioys and curfew hours. Being highly thought ol' hy his teauu, he is responsilile lor ideals of sportsmanship. C. Carl Wengert-xoeational coordinator - XVell- l't'llll'llll3l'l'l'll, Xlr. NVengert lelt Somerset lligh School at semesters to teach at Chamhershurg. David Yule-head lmaskethall coach, physical educa- tion'BIr. Yule, a graduate of the Uniyersity ol Pittsburgh. always 'manages to haye a winning team. Nlr. Kritler, Mrs. jock, Mr. NVatkins, and Mr. Stomlvaugh enjoy a weekly Tri-Ili-Y tea. r I ' I 1 '1 4 if ,- if A f . . 5 rf' ht!-1 F inf tml

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