William Penn High School - Tatler Yearbook (York, PA)

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p q Eg ff THE TATLER -- : i i MARGARET AVIS 457 SPRINGIQTTSBURY AVENUE And here's Marg! Now we're sure to have fun. Things never drag when Marg's around. You never can tell what she's going to say next, but it's sure to be original. Margaret's big, dreamy, brown eyes have occasioned many complimentary remarks, too. Art Club, 2, Le Cercle Francais, 2-3, Euterpean Literary Society, -1. JULIA AUEITZ 551 SMITH STREET Now Julia is tall, that is true, but that's all right. Good things don't always come in small packages. julia is one of the partners of the Punch and Judy show, or perhaps she was named after ujudyf' you can never tell! Did you ever see her garbed as a boy? She sure makes a dandy hero! Thucydian History Society, 2-3-43 Senior Commercial Society, 4g Choir, 3-4. ' l21Il

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la A 'E 44 THE 'll'A'lFlLlElR va :T- a ygy RALPH ACTON 333 EAST PRINCESS STREET Behold!!! Prof. Ralph fFrenclJyj Acton, the world-famous, Cover-nightj magician. Yes, he awoke one morning and found himself famous. Prof. Acton is also talented in art. In fact, he can almost always be found in the art room striving for a masterpiece Due to his pleasing personality, Frenchy has won scores of friends of both sexes. Well, Ralph, '27 hopes that you will attain great success in all walks of life. Alpha Debating Society, 3-4, A. D. S. Open Meeting, 4, Journal, Secretary A. D. S., 4, President A. D. S., 42 Treasurer A. D. S., 4, Students' Art Club, 2-3-4, Vice President, 3, President 4, Cheer Leader, 4, Cercle Fran- cais, 2, York High Weekly, 4, Tatler, Class Will Writer, Scrub Football, 2-3, Class Track, 1, Varsity Track, 2-3-4, Asst. Basketball Manager, 3, Class Basketball, 33 Christ- mas Play, 1. RAYMOND ALBRIGHT 41 NORTH DUKE STREET judge not a person by his size. This certainly applies to Raymond, for tho' he is small, he accom- plishes more than many larger people. He is a great actor as anyone who saw In Walked jimmy will tell you. He is an all round good fellow and certainly can keep things moving in his German class. Despite his size, '27 would not part with Raymond. Band, 2-3-4, Orchestra, 2-3-4, D. L. S., 3-4, Deutscher Verein, 4, Glee Club, 4, junior Play, 3, D. L. S. Open Meeting, 4, Tatler Staff, 4. CATHRYN H. ALMONEY 708 YORK STREET She seldom talks, this silent maid, unless upon a burning question. But when she does say some- thing, it's sure to be worth listening to. Cathryn is always on hand when there's any work to do, and she can be relied upon to do it right. Art Club, 1, Basketball, 2-3, Hockey, 3, S. C. S., Dele- gate, Typewriting Award. i201

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41 E- 4 Q THE TATLER . . -E m ea E EL 1 W 5 R V THOMAS BAIRD 500 LINDEN AVENUE Behold! Thomas Baird, who isn't half as serious as he looks. We quote the population of Linden Avenue as an authority for this statement. Tommy is just as popular at school as he is in his own neigh- borhood, and that's saying a lot. Three cheers and a tiger for Tommy! junior Play, 3, Tatler Stafig D. L. S., 3-45 Treasurer, 4. RALPH BARE 324 GREEN STREET Ralph seems to be deeply interested in Chemistry. Nothing gives him more pleasure than performing an experiment before the Chemistry Class under the direction of Mr. Howell. Ralph is also interested in drawing and some day we expect him to be either a great chemist or a draftsman. Delegate, 4. RAY BARRICK 2301 EAST MARKIET STREET In Mr. Barrick, the young man who acquired his curly locks in the seventh grade by twining them about his fingers, we find one of the prominent poli- ticians of the class of '27. His propaganda is that of student participation, not student government. But it doesn't mean a thing, he really has a good heart. D. L. S., 3-43 Open Meeting, 4, Band, 2-3-4g House ol Representatives, 4g Speaker of House, 4, Senate, 4, Tatler Staff, 45 Weekly Staff, 3-4, Junior Play, 33 Representative Speaker before Civic Club, 4, Weather Bureau, 3. U21