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

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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:

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I mln ill 'll Ml lllll l l SYLVANIAN .A 4' ,'i...ifqfp3 A 4i im.. -in .7If.4-QQQJSQIETEQJ-121.. I H ll - . ' ' DOROTHY KAPLAN ACADEMIC Dol No flop! Party, Graduation. M. ROMAINE KINARIP ACAIDEIVIIC A , l'hristmas Party. ' 1 1'llf'lIf's' l'lay, Christmas Party. A mark on the world that shi- has on Penn. JANE KNIGHT Acuxomilc U Juni, NGC!! Wll1Z. , Baseball Ill, Basketball ll, Zi. Volleyball ll, EI, Sorrel' fl, 2, 31. Red CroSS. T. E. U.. T. A. P., Junior Prom, Christmas Partv. , , Janes hearty chuckle enlivens the most moribund joke, and her beammg HHH he-speaks a harmonious temperament, Her services have been welcome in the tap club. Jane intends to marry a millionaire. Good luck to her. EARL KRAMER PR.xr'T1C.u. ARTS nIX'l'lI7llt'U WHO is she? Christmas Party. Krame likes to play basketball, whiz-h is his favorite- sport. Being of a talka- tive disposition, he is also at home in the company of women. In Biology he was known to have obtained various fauna, for the class, together with food, for them. Some fauna, we-'ll say! CHART.-ES KUHLWVIND PRACTICAI. ARTS '12,f.J Well, I guess so. Oper:-tta, Class Play, Christmas Party. Burl Kuhlwinrl will be remembered as the tall. diilnified boy 0cC8Si0H3llY Seen saunterini: through l e:io's fair halls. Not often. however, as 'he is always bqsy helping: here and therr, or working on the stage. He also likes to work with machinery. CATHERINE KURZEXKNABE AC.-ummuc f'K,,g,, Why do'rL't you? Socrer 11, 2, 31. Basketball ll, 2, Ill, Volleyball 41, 33, Baseball, Scimitar, T. A. P., O. T. J., Class Play, Christmas Party. . . Although occupied with many activities, Katy found enough flmQ,.Whll8 at Penn, to obtain an Honor standing. She is one of the few Latin survivors, and swings a mean foot in the Tap Club. She intends to enter college- Basketball ll, 21, Volleyball ll, Zi, Red Cross, Z, X. ll., Class Play, Christmas Just another one of the jahber-jablu-r -'iris rf l'.XI. Dot is always on the go- oever still-never quite run down. Her success is due to her keen mind and sense ol' humor. May sho realize her ideals and have blue skies all her days. ALBEIIT M. KATZ Cmiiuaucmi. iKK1lfZl.t' Inlay Ulf, you crazy you. Band, D. R. S., Christmas Pa-rty. Al, as he is sometimes 1-alleil. is tall, darlf, anil :you supply the third adjef-tiver. Anyway. he is somewhat noted for his wroouin' ability and his laruv supply of school spirit. He will, of course, enter the furniture lulsimlss. 'l'hree rluzirs and a stool for Katz! 1fun1n1fr Solid, Volleyball ll, 2, 3l, Soc:-er 11, 2, Iii, Baseball ll, Zin, Basketball ILZU, Ri-d Cross, Romaine, peppy and alert, took an an-tive part in svhool athletics, as well as 1 the studies. She has won the approval oi' her ulassniales by hi-r vitality and her ' industry. VVe all wish her luck. i LAURA V. KLING Comm:-:RCl.u. J 7 1 77 ' Hiya, laid. Basketball Il. ZZ, IH, Baseball 11, 1, ZH, Volleyball ll, 2, 321, lied Cross, Class Peaches is just about the cream of the 1-rop. Bs-sides bein: a whiz on the tyhe- writer, she has at her vommand a very rheery smile. We hope that she makes the .A -I M-,:.-'m-113.-.iii-'f 1938 ,. -...,. , . , . '4'-4-172-'fi:. ' ' '-- '44-' ' QW' i A 1 ' N ,,,. I- I 311: A ,f ,f4 4,,-df.. ..,..-37521-2.......,--'SISf--g7,...LT'7-52---f'L1l' I -fi 'rl ' ' --- A ..-mm M-in f5 'Tf' 1-- il-H ' .. ..J,..,.., '--:--....:mms-:mms-12.:::E'3iEf-'II'1'-i ' ' . '- i. .1 'MN 1 N 4' O F, 111 .R if i li was 'J H-