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

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A dso is the business Manager Walter O. Minter York Junior College The Business Manager ' s sales talk: INSURANCE FOR SALE These dollars you pay to the Business Office represent an investment by you in a new type of insurance. Let ' s call it living insurance. The principal difference between it and ordinary life insurance is that you don ' t have to be thor- oughly dead to collect on it. Dividends start immediately in the form of fuller, richer life, for you not only can acquire the academic knowledge relative to your chosen occupation, but you can also gain a broad background of general knowledge. Furthermore, you learn to associate with various types of people, Robert, you have made a good investment. We feel that you will leave us better equipped to take your proper place in this community, or wher- ever you may be. Mr. Minter. Robert Leppo

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Zhe ' Dean is Uusy, . . Dr. Charles E. Rollins Lawrence College. B.A. Columbiii University. M.A.. Ed. D. Dean Rollins, Glen Smith, James Guynn. John Engesser, Arthur Kerst. The Dean ' s observations: ■ For one week each month the Dean ' s Office is crowded with veterans signing attendance forms for the Veterans Administration. The number of veterans attending YJC is increasing each year as more and more ex-servicemen take advantage of the educational benefits of the Korean Bill. This year we have eighty veterans attending the day school. Some have been out of school for two years and others for five, six, or ten years. One has started his college career 17 years after graduating from high school. They represent a serious-minded, responsible group that realizes the value of edu- cation in our culture today. 12

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Zhe Secretaries take a Coffee Ureak Miss Helen Fetters Miss Pellcrs can be seen laboring over the addresso- graph machine preparing several thousand envelopes for one of Vice President Meister ' s mailings which are especially large about four limes a year. Miss Fellers has now completed her first full year in this office. Mrs. Virginia Hess Mrs. Hess handles a lot of money in her job as secretary lo the Business Manager. Mr. Minter. Besides taking dictation and selling school supplies to students. Mrs. Hess, orders about three thousand textbooks in one year for the students of iC Mrs. Betty Crowell Every day seems to be a busy day for Mrs. Crowell, as she answers the telephone about one hundred limes daily, makes student appointments with Dean Rol- lins, takes dictation for numerous letters, and assists in unscrambling many a confused schedule card. Mrs. Edith Lookingbill Mrs. Lookingbill, President Dawes ' s secretary, has served YJC faithfully since 1930. -She feels that 1955-56 has proved to be a good school year since enrollment is increasing, the veterans are coming back, and a bigger and better school is promised. Miss Fetters, Mrs. Lookingbill, Mrs. Crowell, Mrs. Lchr, Mrs. Hess. 14