York Suburban High School - Profile Yearbook (York, PA)

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joint School Board SPRINGETTSBURY INDEPENDENT S. Plumer Officer, john O. Semmel man, W. G. Beitzel, W. E. Landmesser, G. E. Creitz. George L. Mackison, George O. Heckert, Harry P. Kissinger, Lee M Poor baugh, Russell E. Long, Wesley Schmidt, Arthur D. Weeks George C Meanor, jeffrey G. Bortner. AUTHORITY 9

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Always There To Guide Clyde S. Deiter, Assistant Principal Serving diligently in our school is Clyde S. Deiter, our assistant principal. Mr. Deiter praises and defends us when we are right and disciplines us when we are wrong. Indispensable to our school are the guidance counselors-Albert Draehhar, eleventh and twelfth gradeg Donald Yoder, ninth and tenth gradeg and Arthur Sherman, seventh and eighth grade. They are always there to lend a helping hand no matter what the prohlem. W 1 wJ if 4 I f A X Z f f fl Albert Drachhar Donald Yoder Arthur Sherman