York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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SECRETARIAL STAFF . . . How soon will the new literature books be in? When may I speak to the dean? Is Mr. Johnson in? These and numerous other questions are an- swered every day by our efficient secretaries. Miss Sprenkle is very patient with the many college students who are for- ever strolling in and out of Mr. Abel ' s office for books, pencils and informa- tion relative and not relative to a business office. Within the administrative hub, Mrs. Lookingbill greets all callers with a smile and lends assistance to many students. As secretary to the president, she quietly but convincingly attends to office routine and to the switchboard. Adding a dash of wit and glamour. Miss Wherley, secretary to the dean, answers all student academic requests in a business-like manner. After two fleeting years of amicable relationship, we sophomores appre- ciate your personal favors. Page 16

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. . . BUSINESS MANAGER GLENN M. ABEL MiLLERSVILLE StATE Teachers ' College AS BUSINESS MANAGER of the York Junior College, Glenn M. Abel has estab- lished a competent and workable organization. Mr. Abel is constantly trying to simplify the student problems of supply and finance. As regards veterans, he has reduced the red tape until it is practically non-existent. Through his interest in the numerous and varied college activities he has slipped from the ranks of the cold businessmen. To mention all activities would be an impossibility, but we should like to cite an example: He travels with the basketball team as official scorekeeper. Further, his interest in athletics extends to any sport appearing in the school. His time is our time. We pause here to make special mention of the fact that he spent several hours checking with, and aiding the financial staff of this publication. As we survey our experiences of the last two years at York Junior College, we find that there are many people who have made it infinitely easier for us who are students. Mr. Abel is outstanding among these people. Page 15

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LIBRARY: community Nerve Center The Library, which is the hub of student activity within college, is kept in smooth-running order by Mrs. Elizabeth Walz, the librarian. With the aid of eight assistants, books are checked in and out, mag- azines are placed on file, and research material is found for busy students. At the beginning of the school year, there were approximately 4,600 vol- umes on the stacks. This number has been increased to 5,500. This year a memorial corner was dedicated to the memory of former servicemen from York who died in World War II. The student librarians are: Robert Boyce, Alice Cocklin, Beverly Coval, James Davis, Carolyn Mor- ton, Norma Schmuck, Robert Sterner and Marguerite Zarfoss. ELIZABETH G. WALZ Elmira College B.S., B.M.; West- ern Kentucky State Teachers ' Col- lege Library Major; Librarian Page 17