William Penn High School - Tatler Yearbook (York, PA)

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M, L. YINGER Guidance Counselor RAYMOND SHETTER Curricular Advisor WHEN not in his classes he is always found in the office aiding the students in choosing subjects, assisting in the designa- tion of honor students and scheduling classes. He is a fervent backer of all the sports in school and likes to work with boys and girls. INDISPENSIBLE MR. YINGER, by means of friendly conversa- tion, helps to smooth out many difficulties, some of them no doubt insignificant, but ex- ceedingly important to the student by whom they are presented. His unassuming and under- standing manner causes his waiting room to be constantly crowded with those in need of counsel. EDWARD L. WALTERS Assistant Curricular Advisor OUR agreeable Assistant Curricular Ad- visor is one of the unsung heroes of the school. He is also a highly capable mathematics teacher who believes in student-teacher friendships.

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DESPITE the events of the past years, which have added many bur- l dens to his job, Dr. Glat- felter is always glad to DR, EDWARD A. GLATFELTER Principal keep in touch with school activities and take a fatherly interest in all students Whether he be meeting with a small group of students or with the heads of student government, he is ever anxious to give his assistance. One of the first to arrive in the morning, and usually the last to leave in the afternoon, Dr. Glatfelter truly exemplihies the spirit of William Penn MR. GEORGE F. PORTER Administrative Assistant life. DURING the six years that our able Administrative Assistant has been with us, he has shown his interest in students and work in more ways than one He is an ardent fan and fol lows all of Old York Highs sports enthusiastically We the students of the 46 class thank him for his generous help in our every day school

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PERSUNALTIES Seated, Left to Right: Mary Jane Jamison, Mary Prowell, Delores Frey, Standing, Left to Right: Glenda Gilbert, Betty Koons. IN THE MAIN OFFICE you will always find a group of girls busily working sorting reports, making telephone calls, giving information, and being helpful in dozens of other ways. This is our William Penn Office Force which surely deserves credit for doing a swell job in keeping our complicated school records in order. :ull EIMS MISS JOHNSON-School Nurse WE FEEL Miss Johnson deserves the highest Commendation for unfailing devotion and sym- pathetic advices. Beside acting as health advisor to the entire school personnel, she also holds the position of School Nursing Superviser of York City Schools. 19 MR. GOOD-Custodian HAVE YOU ever stopped to realize what our school would look like if the janitors weren't here for a week? I'm afraid we wouldn't be very anxious to identify it as our own William Penn, so next time we see one of them working busily letls thank him for keeping our school so clean and tidy.