York Community High School - Ys Tales Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

Page 13 text:

HAZ-g06U 6l O! A76!lflC6tfi0l'l Sfewd OUQI' .S?CAO0Zpl 06LI'l'I,6 Mr. E. W. l-leimerlh Presidenl Mr. Clarence B. Caldwell, Secreiary Dr. Arihur Adams, Member Mr. C. R. Eichenberger, Member Mr. Lewis N. McFarland, Member A group ol live cilizens compose our York Communily l-ligh School Board of Educalion. These members are elecled for a period ol lhree years by lhe vorers of Disrricr 88. Only lwo new members are elecred each year, in order lhar lhe members will nor all be new al once. Supervising school operalion and malcing school policies are The basic dulies oi rhe board oi educarion. Since The presenl enrollmenl is so large and an even larger enrollmenl is yer lo come, lhe iob ol Jrhe school board is nor an easy one. The following members compose Yorlc's Board of Educalionz Mr. E. W. l-leimerl, President Mr. Clarence B. Caldwell, Sec- relaryg Dr. Arlhur Adams, Mr. C. R. Eichenberger, and Mr. Lewis N. McFarland, board members. 9

Page 12 text:

.xgclminifffrafion IOIHOLLWL .915 jlzaf of Wmman .911 The pleasanT-looking man on The righT, whose smile is as Tamiliar aT York as The ivy on The TronT oT The building, is our AssisTanT Principal, Mr. Roy De Shane. Mr. De Shane hasn'T missed a day oT school because oT illness since The Tall oT T924 and has remained one oT The busiesT persons aT York dur- ing These 27 years oT service. While sTudenTs are enioying a summer vacaTion, he is planning The sTudenTs' and Teachers' schedules Tor The coming year. The problems oT growing enrollmenT aT York have called Tor a greaT deal oT work on The parT oT The adminisTraTion, and Mr. De Shane has naTurally been devoTing much Time To acTiviTies connecTed wiTh expansion plans. We appreciaTe more Than we can say The gen- erous service oT Mr. De Shane To The sTudenTs and Teachers oT York. 8 Our superinTendenT, Dr. Paul A. Young, came To York aT mid-year Two years ago, iusT in Time To inheriT The headaches oT increasing enrollmenT, crowded condiTions, and plans Tor Taking care oT an ever-increasing number oT YorkiTes. The new caTeTeria, which opened The second semesTer, is a TirsT sTep Toward solving some oT The diTFiculTies. Under Ivlr. Young's adminisTraTion The TirsT York Homecoming was held, and he iniTiaTed The Alumni AssociaTion. The Guidance Services De- parTmenT and a sTaTe-supporTed TransporTaTion sysTem are oTher conTribuTions Tor which he is largely responsible. We appreciaTe The Time and eTTorT Mr. Young has puT inTo making York a beTTer school lhis work- ing Time has ranged Through all hours oT day and nighTlg and we hope ThaT his TuTure years here will be pleasanT. T T T T

Page 14 text:

96505 CLI16! COUIQJQAIAJ .jvlega put .JGCLAQZS Olfl 3006? 255532 . K 5: Mr. William Mueller, Acling Dean of Boys. Mr. W. Ted Swenson, Dean of Boys and Direclor of Guicl- ance, 'firsl sernesler. Miss Bealrice V. Kranfz, Dean of Girls and Adminislralive Assisfanl. Miss Phyllis Graham, Girls' Counselor. Mr. Clemen+ V. Roqall, Visilinq Counselor, Civil Air Pa'rrolSponsor. Mr. William Spangler, Boys' Coun- selor, Economic Geography lfirsl semeslerl. I O