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

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Fnthusiasm enerqs eflicicncv good- humor these are ius fexn of the ex- cellent qualities possessed bt our friend and principal Dr Glatftltcr -Xfter a few moments of Docs congenial company, you begin to reali7e that this isnt such LZSII One of the most popular members of William Penn's family of officialdom is Dr. E. A.-Glatfelter, a veteran of many years of service as principal of our Alma Mater. His wide experience and natural ability as a leader, in addition to his extensive preparation at Ursinus, Gettysburg, Penn State, University of Pennsylvania, and Columbia have qualified him for this re- sponsible position which he so ably fulfills. A man of varied interests, Dr. Glatfelter enjoys stamp collecting, motoring, gar- dening, public speaking, and his Cottage intheFoothills:i1vhere he and his family spend many happy and lazy summer days just reading and relaxing. He is our constant source of encourage- ment and instills in all of us that burning desire to push forward with the same spirit of conquest which our forefathers displayed during the Gold Rush Days of '49, ,gif up

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GCLDEIXI GATE OPPGRTUIXIITY lip .49 fi- FERGLSON Szlpei 17zte71de7zt of York Cnty Schools Dr Arthur W Ferffuson our friendly Su perlntendent of Schools is responsible for keeping his deputies running and co operating on schedule and xx ith the greatest of eflaciencv His osse consists of the school board princiipals and faculty. We the 49 ers of William Penn are deeply in- debted to our Boss of the Diggins whose far-sighted policies and innovations have gained for us the respect and admiration of school administrations throughout Pennsv 1- vania and the nation. Dr. Ferguson is the recipient of a Bachelor s De ree University of Pennsylvania Master Degree from lafayette Colle e and a de- gree of Doctor of Philosophv from the bniversity of Pennsylvania. Nn admirable figure in the ey es of each and cs ery one of our hi h school students is 'Nh xvllllllf Baker Lpon his shot ders lics the icsponsibilitv of President of the School Board Nlay we never forget the big task which Mi Bal er undertakes for the benefit of all of us VV1th deepest gratitude xx e ss ish to thank you Mr Baker for your untuinff devotion to the cause of education iii 4 ,qv-JQ ld un. Wu iacR BAKER 'Q Iresiiult 9611001 Bmrd . X, gr f ll- ' ,,.L.'f-'r'.:'PlfL-5153 1 f.. - .l 71- ' 'if l ' e f ll , ' 5' A J TF' DR. ARTIiIUR W. in td V , 1 l 4 I Y J c bcc, . 44 , 4 ' P l 1 ' i L 1 li Q f I -M i -iss-ef 'Y l Y ' I AJ L' . A Ax K ' 1: im -xl

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AND ORDE we -i MR. GEORGE PORTER, Ad11zi1zistratifve Assistant One glittering personality always on the job is our go gettum Ad- ministrative Assistant, George F. Porter. We the 49ers consider our- selves fortunate indeed in having such a capahle and likable wagon-train leader to guide our caravans through the rough and difhcult trails across the Ugolden road to opportunity. In addition to his regular work George is coach of XVilliam Penn's Prairie Break- ingv Golf Team whose success in the past speaks for itself. To sum things up Mr. Porter rates A 1 with all of us. 'N 3:00 P. M. and still going strong. 'LGeorge, as Mr. Porter is fondly called by his numerous friends, is shot by the photographer as he confers with a student on an important issue. l . .1 '4 f . , . 4 , 1 I v ' f . 1 ,.4' uv!! Tig