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

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FACULTY CHARLES B. HEINLY, A. M., Ped. D., Principal Ursinus College FRED W. PORTER, Vice Principal ETHEL K. STREIBERT, A. M., Dean of Girls Columbia University LAMBERT GREENAWALT, Supervisor of English Pennsylvania State College George Washington University T. H. GRIM, A. M., Supervisor of Mathematics Dickinson College Columbia University MINNIE MARIE ATLAND, Hiytory Elizabethtown College C. EARL BAUMEISTER, A. B., History Albright College ANNE BAKER, French Gettysburg College MABEL F. CROWELL, A. M., Textiles and Clothing Albright College Columbia University AUSTIN E. EDGINGTON, Manual Training Eastern Illinois Teachers College A. REGINALD FINK, A. B., Spanirh Pennsylvania State College ANNE FINKBINDER, A. B., Latin and Englirh Goucher College Columbia University EDWIN L. FOLK, B. S., Chemistry Gettysburg College STUART E. GLATEELTER, A. B., French Dickinson College University of Pennsylvania Middlebury, Vermont, School of French FLORENCE M. GLEITZ, B. S., Fooclr and Nutrition Columbia University P. K. GOTWALT, A. B., Algebra Gettysburg College

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qd wisj igif, v URING the stay of the 19M29 Class in the .W William Penn Senior High School revolutionary changes have been accomplished. Most important of these was the introduction of the present Senior T J if-'bf ' High School. The Class is the second mid-year group to be graduated from the new quarters. ' In four years the school student body has developed student gov- ernment to a high state of perfection. Athletic standards have been perpetuated and new fields opened. Scholastic standing has been raised. V S To speak of four years as a composite thing is to omit many events that only those who were here in the school during the period can place the stamp of importance upon. But it must be done. As the years go by, and graduating classes flow from the high schools of our nation, education is gaining, not only in teaching all the young poeple the essential requisites of modernity but the requirements M I A 'A R 'U ,I Q7 J-5. CQW Q59 of the brilliant day of to-morrow as well. CHARLES B. HEINLY, Principal.

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LEONARD GROVE, JR., B. S., History Franklin and Marshall College Harvard University MINERVA L. GULDEN, B. S., Advanced Mathematics Millersville State Normal School Columbia University EVA C. HAAR, B. S., English Gettysburg College MARCARETTA HALLOCK, A. M., Latin Wilson College Columbia University CARL F. HEINTEL, B. S. P. E., Physical Education University of Illinois Lafayette College University of Iowa REBECCA C. HENNON, A. B., Spanish Geneva College Columbia University ANNA L. JACOBY, A. B., German Cornell University MARY MAUDE KELLEY, Typewriting-Stenography, Com. Sec. University of Maryland Goldey Business College CAROLINE E. LOGAN, M. A., Problems of Democracy Columbia University HAZEL E. LUCAS, B. S., Foods and Clothing Hood College CAROLINE BARTON MCBLAIN, A. B., English Ursinus College Harvard University ANNA M. MCDONELL, English Millersville State Normal School ' Harvard University Columbia University. FLORENCE C. MENTZ, A. B., Historyffllgehra Lebanon Valley College LEON C. MILLER, A. B., English Gettysburg College IDA FRANCES MOODY, A. B., English Goucher College Columbia University A FRANCES SHEELY MORSE, A. B., English Wi1S0H College Gettysburg College