William Penn Charter School - Class Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ssxuin an YIOLA ANDERSON 920 South 19th Street Home Economics rs We are indeed very proud. To have such a girl in our crowd. MINNIE A BRAMSON 1900 Lomhard Street Commercial For knowledge she has such a thirst, ln every class she carries in first. lVIin has a cheery smile, and what a brain! Four years of high school was too much for her. so she got through in three and one-half. May you always win through in everything. and as well. as you have here. ACTIVITIES: S. A., lVIonitor, Spanish Club, Social Hour Cluh, Student Aid Cluh. Social Workers' Oluh, Mathematics Cluh. Contemporary Cluh. HOBBY: Dancing. FUTURE: Aesthetic dancer. V . . Viola is the little gal Always helping out a pal. Here's one who never questioned a duty. When vol- unteers were asked for, her hand went up first. Viola was the Helpful Henry of Book I. We all thank you, Beannly. and may your sunny smile win as many hearts elsewhere as here at William Penn. ACTIVITIES: Students' Association. HOBBY: Cooking. FU'l'IllIE: Authority on Culinary Art. check land. l '6Anne l l Beannly ANNA AREIIILA 129 Bainbridge Street Commercial HA little Spanish rnairl, Who gave to us her aid. Our class ltoasts of many fine girls, and among the-in is Anna. from the land ol sunny Spain. lt caused her no pain to pay us in full measure, that treasure ol treasures.-checks, the means of securing our lunches. llere's to you, Anncl May you reign supre-ine o'cr AC'I'lX'I'I'Il'1S: Students' Association. Late Nlonitor, Book Lovers' Cluh. Swimming Cluh. Nolunteer. HOBBY: Bridge. 1 Fl Tl RIS: Selling tokens for the IJ. R. T.

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ANNA ARLUS 249 North Ninth Street llc-tail Selling 624117111 rms an earnest sluflent. Smlely, lull. and neat: Ar English and at Gym. She just Clllllllflil be beat. Anna managed to look her hest even after periods in the gym. Quite an accomplishment! But that's not all -she is our idea of what the well-mannered young ladv of 1931 should he. ACTIVITIES: Students' Association. lkher at Senior Reception. Captain Monitor. Entry Clerk. HOBBY: Tennis. FUTURE: Helen Wills. ll. 4-30 South Fift Noted Ruth always her the Senior she seemed to girl was true, generous with over all. AC'l'lVlTlES: ulvann RUTH AUSTIN It Street Commercial for lter dancing, Quiet in all her ways. With a smile most enhancing, Was the Ruth of our school days. embodied the spirit of grace. Remem- Reception? Always calm and collected, us too good to he true: but if ever a Ruth was. The fairies were certainly her. for she has the power of attraction Students' Association, Monitor. Volun- teer, Book Lovers' Cluh. Senior Reception. Bank Clerk. Prom Committee. 1 HOBBY: Jewels. l?t floors ROSELYN C. BANKIN 3106 West Berks Street Commercial Diel. exercise. nu-axles, mrunps. ln lrvgierie 1t'e felt like fl lot of elttunpsg For Ruselyn always rnanzzged to knott- lfilty tu' ltatie or :lo so and so. lt's always heen a puzzle to us that a good-looking girl could so excel in physiology. Her hrain made her a hlessing to every teacher. And of course. we won't forget that she could he a stunning: Indian. when She wanted to he. AC'l'lX'lTlES: Students' Association. .4rr'l1i1'e Commit- tee. Senior Reception. Monitor. Volunteer. Social Work' ers' Cluh. Student Aid Cluh. Choral Club, Social llour Cluh. Contemporary Cluh, Spanish Cluh. Late Monitor, Special. HOBBY: Dancing. FUTURE: Rose-lyn Bankin. M. D. l ll'l'l'llH: Modelling tforl jewelry. uc-leon