Gettysburg High School - Cannon Aid Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mn. PAUL R. MEI-:RING That good-natured and congenial man whom we often see carrying out his duties in the cafeteria or at the desk in his office is Mr. Paul Mehring, assistant principal of our high school. Mr. Mehring is known to all and to those who forget their lunch money he is an especially good friend. He is in charge of the attendance records of the school and serves as the principal's right-hand man in many other capacities. SECRETARY TO THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Miss Lucius P. SHUYLER page eleven

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PRINCIPAL Mn. CI.1FFoRn B. SNOWBERGER SECRETARIES TO THE PRINCIPAL Top: Miss Dokon-nr E. Fmuzn Bottom: Miss LOUELLA G. KLxNEFEL'rER page ten A smile, a firm but fait hand, and the ability to speak effectively are qualities displayed by our high school principal, Mr. Clifford B. Snowberg-er. Along with his numerous responsibilities, Mr. Snowberger can often be seen enthusiastically urging the students to do their best or cheering the team toward victory at a game. As the high school's public relations man, Mr. Snowberger, going in circles in his swivel chair, meets students gra- ciously as well as many visitors to the school. All of us can sincerely say that Mr. Snowberget has helped us personally at some time during the two years of his principalship.

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GUIDANCE GUIDANCE COUNSELORS MR. DONALD B. TIZIANI AND Miss N. Louise RAMER page twelve Aiding development so that the student will be more capable and able to adjust to living is the ultimate object of the guidance program. Development is accomplished by having educational, vocational, and personal potentials advanced to the fullest extent. To facilitate these advancements the program has two phases. The first is group guidance carried on in homeroom and subject class groups. In this phase the homeroom teacher and the home- room play the important role of clearing center for group problems. The second phase is individual guidance which meets specific needs. Here the guidance counselors, school nurse and high school principal are directors. SECRETARY TO GUIDANCE COUNSELORS AND LIBRARIANS Miss DONNA J. I-IETRICK