Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Administration guides schools Making Penn a friendlier place is the goal of the administration. The “open door” policy, which started in 1972, was originated when administrators felt they needed to take time to talk to students This, they felt, would provide the best opportunity, but the program was discon- tinued when construction started This year one day each month, the three building administrators, Mr. Lam- bert, Mr. Keppler and Mr. Quimby, were available if any student wished to talk during the lunch periods. Students asked questions or made suggestions about the school. They also were free to make any appropriate comment they chose. The idea of open door came about because the opportunity was open to all students With each building administrator newly established in a modern office, Mr. Lam- bert in the main office, Mr. Keppler on the upper floor of the IMC, and Mr. Quimby just off the lobby, each was ready to dis- cuss with and help any interested stu- dent Top left Mr. Donald Quimby relaxes for a few moments during a busy day. Top right Mr. Philip Lambert remains at ease with a tight schedule. Cen- ter Mr. Michael Keppler prepares the teacher evalu- ation forms. Below Booster club members add a iively touch to the community bonfire 31