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

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Q fgggacgggxvaQ15gg-,Q-iggxvnGg9C.lBGX.JC.IDGX.9C.lDGX.95iGX.9C.lDGX.9C!96X DI! MARY L. BATES ffM'd1,yU I Perhaps size has been long used and badly overworked, but Mary is a small giant. You may .find that her large- ness is reflected in the President of the School. RuShing about is Mary's speciality, usually trying to complete her French. We aren't sure who is responsible for Mary's falling down on her French sometimes, whether it is her fault or a certain blonde of the opposite sex, visiting and detaining lessons. Mary's work on committees and in societies is indeed commendable. Her future profession as a teacher should be a credit to our class. ACHIEVEMENTS Freshman Reception, junior Playg Clio, 4, Latin Society, 3, 4g Tatler Staff. LIGHTNER BECK Beckey Lightner finds that the easiest and least nerve-racking way to get through high school is to take five years to it. Then, too, you must have an auto, pref- erably a Cadillac, in which to commute between home and class. Finally, you must Hunk several subjects so that you will have easy sailing in that par- ticular branch the next semester. By religiously observing these three simple rules you are assured health and a good time during your high school days. Some psychologists assert that blonds are superior people. If this is true Becky would stand a good chance for national honors. ACHIEVEMENTS junior Play, Scrub Football, 1. gc x9Qy'3gi9Q1A3CAx9IlC'X9Ql'DCi9QI'5C'X9Q?5CAX9CAX9QfJ5lC-X9QfbC39QI5C'Y9'1i

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Lfagxggfgggjqfggcfggxvpgx-at-fggx-Qcvfggx-ocgggxvogf,Givpcvfggxvptvnygx 9 LOUISE S. BEHLER ffsophiaff I'll be an old maid, if it takes twenty-five years, appears to be Louise's pet phrase. The exact cir- cumstances which turned this innocent young maiden into a hard cynic are not known, but perhaps it is not so far off to suppose that some disappointment in love instigated the expression. Louise is the girl with a broad smile when she's happy, and a long face when she's angry, in other words her face is an open book, recording all her moods. One of Louise's outstanding talents is vocalizing. We hear her favorite is Down in a Coal Mine. VIRGINIA BENTZEL Ginny Thin, thin, thinner, and at last those slenderizing lines! Ginny's one ambition since she entered high school has been to reduce-and we are glad to say, ladies and gentlemen, that she has accomplished that great feat. One day, M29 awoke to the fact that Ginny was grown up. Tall, well poised, brown hair now becoming tinted with auburn, and vivacious brown eyes-supposedly sophisticated to her finger tips--that's Ginny, The Alpha and Omega of her ac- complishments were her delightful characterization of Bessie in the junior play and her decided antipathy to French. ACI-IIEVEMENTS Freshman Reception, Art Club, 5, 4g Euterpean Literary Society, 45 Junior Play. :ic x9Qiq'x9Q1 5.:Ax95!c'x9Ql uc'x9Qf uC'x9Gf:cAx9c'x9Qfu?.c'x9Ql'bcAx9Qf :C XJ-