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

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ELIDGXJQIDGXJLID!!C.1DGX.96X.9C.1bGX.7C.1D6X3C!DGX,9'-G6X,9C.1vDGX,7C.IBGX 9 EUGENE M. BAILEY Gene This little peanut seems to be all vocal organs. Everywhere this seems to be his means of identification. His voice arises from the din of passing classesg at the lockers his vocalizing clears the way when brute strength fails. ' It is because of his unusual capacity for noise that we believe his echoing cavities to be rather empty. His actions substantiate our theory, for in almost everything he attempts, he just about gets through. Whether he sticks at machine work is of little concerng we know that some job is waiting for him even if it is that of barker for a medi- cine show. il6'X9GI1CX9QZ36Y9llC?9QI5 MARY JANE BAIRD Tall, slender, movements that be- speak grace, a white sweater with three . blue 'j's, and we have Mary jane. Avoirdupois forms the chief topic of conversation these days, jane is no ex- ception to this calory fever. The ecstasy with which she greeted a half pound gain overshadowed even the antics of her upleasingly plump sis- ters at a pound loss. We understand she is surpassed by none in the art of talking. Her success in selling carmels, fWhy? To earn money for the fs , of coursej is at- tributed to this characteristic. That's all right, jane, we'll give in on the point that the carmels may have been eatable. ACHIEVEMENTS Freshman Receptiong House of Delegatesg Junior Playg Senior Commercial Society. C'X9C'X9QI3!ICi9Q!5CY9QI5Ci95l

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5gGQjCvIQGgQCvlBGg2HC-IQC59GQQC-1961DCYGGX-DCvlDC Q5:5gQCvlQ 3C,fBG5.7 ANTHONY J. ARCURI ffT0n-yi! A It could never be exactly ascertained what induced Anthony to take Latin four years, but it seems Virgil had a special attraction for him. In fact it seems Tony does lots of things in fours, he has successfully played a clarinet in our famous school band ever since his freshman year. It was not until our Senior year that we discovered that we have an orator in the making. Anthony especially liked to memorize an entire debate for Miss Logan's Problem's class. As he has eliminated, by the end of the fourth term, all notes pertaining to his speeches, he should receive some re- ward for this achievement. ACHIEVEMENTS Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman .Receptiong Junior Play. THELMA N. AUGHENBAUGH Thelma When this young lady puts a type- writer into high gear it hums at the rate of about forty or fifty words a minute. Along with this speed she has the ability of transcribing short-hand at a rapid pace. She loves the lazy life of a week at the river, but she hates the effects the sun makes, Oh, please give me the powder, my nose and shoulders are a sight, was her eternal cry while at camp. Her jolliness and cheerful smile have made her. outstanding in our class. Thelma's many friends will vouch for the quality of her friendship. ACHIEVEMENTS Freshman Receptiong junior Play, Senior Commercial Society. Ll Lx TZ L5 0 lx 1 lu is 2 Ls ? S Z is Ti is FZ 5 Sic x9Ql'ucAx9Ql'5c'x9Hc'x9Ql'5c'x9Q1'sc'x9QZ'oc'x9c'X9Qf555QI5CX9QI'5C'X9QI3

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QGYQQZDGXDLIDGXJ'.llC.1DGQ9GXv9C!DGX.9C.10GX3C.foD6XQ7liGX.9C!D6Y.79.1DGX 92 ROMAINE BANKERT ffslmmpff Shrimp is a good example of a mighty nice blonde. Give her a part in a play and she can fulfill it, tell her to play basketball and she can. Ro- maine is a member of the 51's gang and she sets the white sweater and skirt oil to advantage. Her favorites in sports includes swimming, hiking and roller skating. It seems that hunting is her greatest accomplishmentg to speak nothing of eating mustard pretzels. We heard one time that someone very particular likes Shrimp , and we don't mean fish, and well we even heard that she likes that person. ACHIEVEMENTS Track, 3, Euterpean Society, 3, 4g Treas- urer, Euterpean Play, 3, junior Play, Inter- class Basket-ball. -I 74. GLENN W. BARLOW There are two boys in our class who are virtually twins in many respects- Glenn is one and Bob Luckenbaugh the other. They both aspire to be structural engineers, they work at the same place at the same thing. They're quiet and studious when it's time to be such and just as carefree as the rest when work is done. However alike they may be, Glenn has one special feature that is dif- ferent-he's Scotch! This is not ridicule take it rather as a compliment, for Scotchmen are useful in any business. You may invent a means of saving steel. Who knows! C X9Ql uc'x9Ql'sc'x9Hc'x9Ql'uc'x9G1'uc'x9Qf:c'x9c'x9Qfal!Q!'ucTx9QfuC'x9Ql u