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

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3 lg - f- THE 'IFATILIEIR -- Ali CATHARIN E BRENNER 248 EAST SPRINGETTSBURY AVENUE Kitty is a true representative of '27. She's small and dark, has an abundance of grey matter, and a smile that reaches from ear to ear. She's a favorite with all from principal down and a loyal supporter of the Orange and Blue. Christmas Play, 1 g junior Play, 35 Clio, 3-45 Correspond- ing Secretary, 33 Les Cadets Francais, 25 Le Cercle Fran- cais, 3-41 Students' Art Club, 1-2-3-4, Tatler Staff. WILLIAM BROWN EMIGSVILLE, PA. Here's a boy whose favorite hobby is collecting name cards, William has the habit of carrying the name cards of all his girl friends around in his pocketbook. He is quite an accomplished baseball player and some day we may read that he is playing with the big leagues. Industrial Society, 4. AMANDA BRUNHOUSE 431 RoosEvELT AVENUE Who's that giggling? It's probably Brunie, for she spends most of her time giggling, singing bass, or trying to whistle. You'd never know she was whistling unless she told you, and her giggle is awfully contagious. When Brunie's around there's sure to be fun. Clio, 3-4g Tatler Statfg Delegate, 3, Le Cercle Francais 2-33 Home Economics Society President. rm

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Tl g H THE TATLER H --E ' wa 'ir , :' .' GENEVA BOWMAN SEVEN VALLEYS Geneva is one of the cleverest girls in our class. She has a marked talent for imitating people. If you want to know more about this, ask any one of the girls who stays in the building during the lunch hour. We wish you the best of success in the fu- ture, Geneva. Clio, 4, Der Deutscher Verein Vice-President, 4g Sec- retary, 4g Home Economics Society. STEPHEN BOYD 214 SOUTH PINE STREET Steve is our champion soccer player. He was captain of the team this year and led it to many victories. And can he drive a car? You should see him drive that little Chevie , but he knows how to park, too. We wonder who taught Steve to dance! More luck to you, Boyd. Class Basketball, 1-2-33 Class Soccer, 3-4. RICHARD BRENNEMAN BRILLHART STATION Who's been in my desk? Yes that's Brenneman, he just discovered that his German book was moved three-sixteenths of an inch. And he surely knew how to buy diamonds. Ask the girl who owns one. But the sheik of York New Salem does not intend to be tied up for a while. Not on your life. D. L. S., 4, Der Deutscher Verein, 3-4, President, 4g Treasurer, 4g Choir, 3-4, D. L. S. Open Meeting, 4 U63

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-- THE 'lFATlLlElR -- 'CV' Nur ,X , H PAULINE BUDESHEIM 250 WEST COTTAGE PLACE Pauline is one of the modest and quiet but ever- loyal supporters of '27. You never hear much about Pauline, but whenever there's something to be done, she's always there to do it. When reports come out we all wish we were Pauline, for she certainly is an excellent scholar. Thucydian History Societyg Senior Commercial Societyg Christmas Play. LUTHER BUPP 369 ATLANTIC AVENUE Luther is a boy who is always on time, whether it be school, class meeting or football practice. Foot- ball is his favorite sport, and he knows his stuff, to say the least. Luther also knows the difference be- tween a baseball bat and a snow shovel, as those of you who have seen him play baseball already know. Industrial Society, 3-4, Vice President, 44 Scrub Foot- ball, 4. RICHARD BURGARD 475 WEST MARKET STREET Dick takes life as it comes, if he gets a ten or a ninety in a test it makes no difference to him. He believes that worry is not good for a man's health, and consequently does not worry. The Class of '27 hopes that he will have nothing to worry about after he graduates. E283