William Penn High School - Sylvanian Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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'ini 'G2l'lnI alll! -IIIMIIII' - 'W'l1- 'W .1'lff'W-IIC 1 ' 'wi :. L. SYLVANIAN - ' .. f'fif5iEfff.Qf fA'Q 'W 'lr ll ' l 'M ,Q H , 1, , mi '11 ' THIN 'nun Kino -1. Im , ,I lm' 'Mlm W Ml on III nltll Inu 'mu' Illlwl WI. W3 I W ' .I M- I I ISR 1 X 'Q' 1 V Y X K .1 lx M it I 'V 44 I x in 1,, , I I , Som-wr' 42, SSI, Volleyball IZ, lil. llaskethull 12, Sir, Baseball ll, 2. ill. Chorus, IX I I, , I ' 1 1 1 X M K . ,II I , Q A ' Iml eu I M1 PI I1f I I InIl I s1Int s X 1 B l , ' I J 1 R ?' 1 4 I- v 14 , 2 If 1 ' .1 4 I 1 1 I o . ' I , Wh fl 11 si ht .IloIIlIIl om in 1 I . , f I h I Il 1 1 ' l on I' The h1 l it l r I ll Ivy 1InIl sh ll II sm him 'I Y F X K I I. Ml. PLA GII BER1' I-Xcturmilc Il' 'H' 0 I Indie re yo L. Class Plaj Christmas Party. Really, willing, and able are the three words of praise that may be 'ipplied to Iirza. Che is 'xlways at hanrl to help her I-l'I.':mate.' out uf IIill'ir'IIIties, sc'hoI'1s ic : oth 'I sI-. 'Iy h ' ' e me Img 1 yle:I. . II.-Xlfl CIYI E Comm-IRCIAL ll'l1ifIg11' Ha 21 gm, big stoop. footlmall, Christmas Party, f'I'aIlII:Iti n. ' itey has been ilite ' ' ' ' 'z 'I' I-:Imnns I uring the time he his wen here for is Jri i'Int white h'IiI' gleams like :I ha 0. He is fe :I - 'Ii- ':- ow-well-niet, , Ie, ' we I :I e .4 'ry to lose ' . MOI IIS GOLIPPEI G CoxIMI:PI'I.IL l'orl.'g1 I yottrz go? li:IslsetI1:Ill M2IIIll!'I'l' 12, ISP 'l'I':I1-Is, lfliorns, Christmas Party. IQ 6 xYlIvI'l .'9l' you see :I Ifertain hlomle miss, there also will be Porky Gohllmeru. But 1- Ixe shall not holml this against him. for he is :I pond :IIIII helpful fl'ienIl. May the I-xtenr of his wealth mat:-h his nom. n:ItIn'e! ,LQ GATIIIAIIZINYI GOOI IYEAR f,!',XIi!I',fIC fIooflff ull? rfmft lr1'IiI'1'e il'. ' Volleyball II, 3, iii, Socver 4l, Z, IH. lirnseball ll, Z, iii, lizlslietlrall 12, 31, Sl'lIlIll1ll', Iiilrrary Stall, Sylvanian Stall, .Innior Prom, Class Play. Mnrfli more iII the sports lina-, :mul firmly will III- a S0l'lllIll Ilalye llimlrikson. llesizles :IIhlf-ties, Catheline shines on mnnlniltees, :1rIIl is always working for the sf-huol on one or another. VVe wish III-I' llll'lx. GEORGE ll. GO'l'TSI'IALL Cor.1m:RItl,I1. Cf1srInu.'u UW IVIH2- liasm-lI:IlI, .Iunior Prom, Class Play, Christmas Party. . l Casanova is one ol' the more orominent lovers of our amorouslp' lIIl'lIII.9ll elzlss. but he Ifonfines It to one girl. After lovinux swimming is his favorite lvastlme. H+' intemls, IIIII- to his fine physique, to I-nter West Chester and sper'i:IlizIe in Physical ErlIIr':Iti nI SARA GROVE AC.IIII-:MIC Sully G'I1ye now. Som-er 41, 2, Sir, Baseball ll, 2. ISI, liasketball fl, 2, 33, Volleyball fl, 2, 31, Sviniitar, llelmatinu. l5:InIl, T. E. O., Class Play, Christmas Party, Class Day. . Sar:I's versatility in activities is exceeded only hy her scholastic' reI'orIl. Havinu' been V2Il9il:t'IllI'l2IIl, and having won all the honors Penn can give, we feel certain fhfit hex llIllIIP I Ileel will be distinguished REI NE'1TA H-IAS CUMMLRLI-XL Wlzcl If Y use 'Ls a cute Md M I her I I IlJI II I bball Red C1058 Lhox lls Ll ls Plax Chustmas P uty Mnkex buns. the light of Joy to mIny I Iflx s by her 'xctxons I IILulIted to Ike I LI s e as I -Io ex I IIOII side uhirh he I In pIoI me 41 I sl In XIIN xx II von tIIIe It Bexnethi. HI Is. the stuff S ARA HAMRURC EP CONIMLRCI-XI ' Qnllu D you 'mean et? Real moss Choiuq bxlvaman Statf I X B Claes Pl'1y Chuetmxs Paxty f'l1Is DI: Sara is the I..Iy I1Ie:,Ie with the f1I-t tongue who 1s-or was-dodging, Llisses by +I. nn I' IIIIIIIII people Not th It she needed the classes for she IK nn t e J tin III heel Homn Roll Nh- un h he-I the lI!'lK she deferves walmw 1938 mfr-f MMM ll MII. 'W' 'W M?-2 ' af mm 'nT1 '1rnn- ' 'O .ff T ian, 1 ' ' ' 4: ' ' ' ' . 7, w L - - .1 - 1 - .fg , ' . ' n IIA A. 'I 0 1 . j js 'f ' 2 I :fa ' ' 1 ' . 'z ' : h m: ' :I Marmoyle lzugh. B t .'h h' .' :lx h ' . ' ' as 1 -: ' l ' . -4 on I- -:I. 1 I 5 j ': j , 2 ' , ' ' 2 2 I .' . I I 1 I M A w I .A I vw H ' Q A4 I 0 I ' ' ' I, ' , '.. I ., ' 1 , : ' ', , .V , ' 1 '. I7 ' -. ,. . .- .- .. 1 ' 1 ' , .L lf- . I .ji ' at or ' s . 2 I- I, . I h MV 19' 1' 331' , 's ' . ', fs ,- I .1 I. . :IJ wx ' -L l . l 'Huw ',jZZ!'? l, QLLIW' .I mn. t QQ, . j,,':IIIII 'Q,, zI:I. ,Tfmyfg .,I1f'I :. I--Wil 3, EQ?--' . ,,. ., .L 1 1-,T ' 3 .. 1. A- Tl . 'i -- . - ':' -I 'ff' .. I-M.. --If - ,.. --' II-A 1 , b ....,..,,I .... Sf'-3-. .- 'ffl-.0-,Lw..g'::r:-,, fHEL...,, ' '. ' flfgq,,I.g .,jm,.:.':f-1-QI 5. :1..e,-A, -- ff -f-2-I '::g- ff ' 27- 5:4 -- 'I-'L -I ' I M-1 - '- I' I '- . V

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SYLVANIAN I ' ' -':::Jr?S'F5'1::::'21-'S'fu::'2Tffff:'::: -:::- - ....:.....:-,,g, I-W-'go---V1--' , ..--- I H .1 L , .W , -mm ...mf-. ..... ,... .gm ,,.....-,lm ,li . I H... - -,34.-3-.,5j-33.1. ,. PUBFI T ENIIJEPS PPACTICAI ARTS illlllffll' I aint u-saying otball 42, 3 -sei: , I 'ass Il-ig, Chri.tmas Par y. Seareh fr' ' group of friendp talking lllurini, classesj and you will probably find 'Duckieu Endery in there fighting hard. With a beaming, smile on his face. he is very well-lil'eLl, erivecially by certiiin members of the fairer sex. He excells in most outdoor ,pnrts. I API YY. ESSIG COMMERCIAL big Iaruins KJ Go rm, you bother . :sl'etb'1ll 12, 2 , Jiri: :xx P'xI'ly. 'srgie that t' l, l: 'l', and handsome I!! liotshot from the Ifommerciwl depart- ment whose Iilienumenal ability a.' a basketball player has won him fame, presti1.e an the illlfllllliltlll of his fe ow L'las.'m'xtes. e exeells in other sports also 'ls e uitlesf wi in t e Iattle for existenre. MAI JUPIE I AGI I ACAIIEM IC lllurgfic' ' ' Ilfzrc was up last night. Sorrel' ill. Uperetta. lflass Play. Hell Cross, Christmas Party, Arc ery. Margie is an amateur psychologist she can read the minds of men in a flash XVhieh is Irobably why she breaks as many hearts as she does. Everyone loves her for her swf-et, lovely ways anil eharmiiig' Ilislvosition. The boys, especially. THEOIJOSIA T. FOSTER COMMERCIAL KiTCflfljlli You know s1mnp m? Rell Cross, Library Stall. Junior Prom, Class Play, Christmas Party, Graduation. Teddy she Cf the Hashingr eyes and the viva:-ious personalityfhas made many friends during: the two years she has been at Penn. She would make an excellent chemistry student, for she has a fast retort. She intends to further her aquativs. and we wish her SUCCESS. 'IH 3-jlllll g JAYNE M. FRENIE 1 Co M M ERCIAL l . E .lm,,-H Hr'y, Iwi! Sm-L-er, Baseball, Rerl Cross, Library Stall, Chorus, T. E. O., Class Play, Christ- mas Party. Jayne is one of the mo1'e versatile members of our K'l2iSS.. Besides those things indicated above, she is a very good dancer, and no slouch with the comeback. She will probably grave the ollices of some lucky firm. DORIS JUNE FUHS ACADEMIC I'vrmffts' I rlon't came. Soccer ill, l5asketball CU, Baseball Ill, Archery 42, iii, Volleyball tl, 21, Red Cro:-s, T. A, P., S. G. C., S. S. S., Olieretta, Christmas Party, Class Day. There isn't much room left, but Doris needs no praise. She is one of the best all-around girls ever to Irraduate, and does Doris get around! That's about all we 02111 Shy. ALFRED GANTT PRACTICAL ARTS AI Don't work too howl. Founrler Stall, Sylvanian Staff, Class Play, Christmas Party. . 8 Al is one of the studious boys of the class, and at the same time more or less of a girl-hater. He is always working: iII the shops or on the stage, and always ' has a smile for those who can find him. VICTOR GENS COMMERCIAL Slm'rty Did you hem' Bing last night? Is Christmas Party. Towering to the height of six feet four, Vic is popular among the fairer sex- or maybe it's just that they like to look up to someone. If he can get close enough to a microphone, it is Shorty's ambition to be a crooner. 'W' 'W M WL WWII mullll Inu! W ' ,Jlllll llllllllm mm

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SYLVANIAN GEORGE HARLACKER ACADEMIC G4'm'gif ' Hi, chiefl' S. I. IJ. C.. Usher, Junior Prom, Class Play, Christmas Party. George generally creates an atmosphere of laughter and wit. He is a very good socializer, and can he depended upon to iret things moving. Georgie intends to enter D-ike University, and we hope he makes it. Good luck, George. JAMES HARTZELL ACADEMIC Jim hike heck it is. I-'ootliall 42. lil, Christmas Party. The Tarzan whom one sees strollinsl nonchzilantly throuyh the halls is this very Jim. Ui' arninhle disposition and 4-ourteous manners, he has faccording to himl thrilled many a girlish heart. He would make a fine movie hero. May depression, Jim, never ruille the wave in your hair. GLADYS HEIMERIJINGER COMMERCIAL 1'v1nmt Horrors bcyoml 'I'660g7Lif7:071..H Som-er, Baseball, Red Cross, Chorus, Class Ser-retary, T. E. 0., Library Staff, 'Class Play, iil'Htlll2lllOll. Pretty. witty, and intellim-nt tyes. the last two are separate itemsj may be pinned on Gladys as a perfect des:-ription. She has executed her class secretarial duties with unmatrhed skill and gram-. She will surely progress in the husiness world, CARI, HENRY Coru 1x11-ZRCIAI. uSlL0l'f!1N That takes guts! Christmas Party. Hen is one of the quieter boys of the 1-Iassf--that is, until you fret to know him. He has heen so immersed in his studies that he has had little or no time for the more frivolous things of Penn. He certainly works hard, anyhow. D. THEODORE HEPFORIJ ACADEMIC TMI HSlIll'l'1l, Icml me a 'nickrflf' Sipvrna Phi, Junior Prom, Class Play, Sylvanian Stall, lfounder Staff, Christmas flrty. Let not the pontifical dignity of the name awe you fthe D is for Duckyj, for this is the rniversally known and liked Ted, the Art Wonder. He intends to work un a newspaper after leaving: Penn, and we only hope his ability is recognized. ELEANOR HOSTER C0M:vlr-ZRCIAI. u1,l'!'1ll'f'n I'Il bout you wp! Christmas Party. Eleanor comes from Linyrlestown, and it is our gain, for she adds that feminine touch in many places. Her business acumen and ability have already obtained for her a position, and she intends to rontinue with her work after leaving: high school. DOROTHY JONES H ACADEMIC A lint uY.OIl,I'l' got smm'thing there! Red Gross, Chorus, T. A. P., Operetta, Junior Prom, Class Play, Christmas Party. M, f Dottie is almost always found at the entertainments gziven at William Pei..-, hy ' virtue oi her dancing ability. Besides this, she is quiet and demure, preferring to S make hex presence felt rather than heard. She intends to attend West Chester. if Q CHARLES KAMM ' ' AC.xm-:MIC f'l:.1n-life You. re a lover. ' Chorus, Christmas Party. Class Play. X Charlie is one of those fellows without whom no party is complete. He gives it that indelinable stimulus. He is renowned for his quick wit and good-nature kiddiniz. All in all, Charlie is a mood man to have around if you like a swell time. 1'- 1938 w I wx: