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

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li THE TATLER H ' yy HERBERT BAUMEISTER 156 SOUTH PINE STREET Herbert is going to be an undertaker. Laugh that off. He is the man who will put the f-u-n in funeral. His main occupation at present is drumming up trade for his future by means of a Studebaker. A word to the wise is sufhcient. Pedestrians, look out. Soccer, 3-4g Orchestra, 3g Stage Hand, 1-2-3-4. LOUISE BECK GLATFELTER'S STATION 1-Iere's a girl who arises bright and early in the morning so that she can arrive at school on time to take up her studies. Louise is very fond of all kinds of sports and spends much of her time enjoying her- self in that way. Your classmates, Louise, hope that Dame Fortune smiles on anything that you under- take. Home Economics Society. RUTH BENTZEL YORK, R. D. NO. 1. Ruth is a true example of what the country air can do for us. Her rosy cheeks are admired by many of her classmates. Their rosy red cannot be purchased at the drug store, either. It's real. Ruth usually gets things done when she should. The Class of '27 wishes you all success and hopes you always do things on time. E231

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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

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: 44 THE TATLJER H -lg W2 l A DOROTHY BERKHEIMER 5 SOUTH BELVIDERE AVENUE Dots is a jolly good sport and always ready to help anyone with their lessons. Although she's small and quiet you'll certainly pick Dots out of any crowd because of her sunny smile. She just loves French and surely has starred in this subject. Clio, 3-4, Treasurer, 4g Le Cercle Francais, 2-3-4g Treas- urer, 35 Les Cadets Francais, 23 Art Club, 1-2-3-45 junior Play, 3. DAVID BORTN ER 516 PROSPECT STREET If you want to know anything about insulated copper wire, ask Dave, as he is one of the high ofiicials in the smelter department of the Y. I. W. W. It's a great relief to know that at least one of our boys will be a leader in the industrial world. We all extend to him our heartest wishes for success. Industrial Society, 2-3-43 President, 3-43 Awarded Prize at Industrial Open Meetingg Treasurer of Senior Class, Football, 3, Soccer, 4. EDN A BOTT 414 PAUL STREET Well here is a girl we should all be proud of for she is a true blonde. Edna believes in allowing all her classmates to know her likes for one can always see her wearing red. Edna is one girl of our class who never goes out alone and surely the opposite sex must be saying How does she 'Hap to 'Land-us.' Choir, 33 Senior Commercial Society, 4. U41