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

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:ufosxnmfasxnmfaa LIDGXJH W9 vii' vlQGS D lQGS- 0 U N .9- N v vlQ6S3 RICHARD HARTMAN BOOTH Boots There is no need for a Readers' Guide in the library when Boots is on hand to adviseg he's an animated book list. How he finds time in the crush of curricular work to read every new book is almost uncanny, which leads us to believe that he has learned to lind key sentences fmost miracu- lous of allj. But don't let our jests discourage you, Richard, for we all know that books are iirm things and we hope you will continue to enjoy those works of stark, staring, realism. His work in the Industrial Society and on Senior Progratns has helped lit him for future positions. ' ACHIEVEMENTS Industrial Society, 3, 4. 3-i'fiCtfc'.S..4z.9L ' DOROTHY LEE BOTT Dancing eyes, a gay spirit, a weakness for Coca-Cola mixers, and you have Dot, not complete, of course, the out- standing omission being john. We just know as one of the holders of the Sybilline Leaves for the past semester that no event that Johnnie partici- pated in is missing. Athletics are one of the many activi- ties Dot likes. She has several times been a member of the class track and basket-ball team. One year the school was lucky enough to have this pretty co-ed on the varsity track. Dancing, music, and bright lights are Dot's natural and accustomed set- rings. ACHIEVEMENTS Euterpean Literary Society, 3, 4, Secre- tary, 43 Play, 35 Junior Playg Class Secre- tary, 4, Tatler Staff, Presentation Speakerg Keeper of Syballine Leaves, Interclass Basket-ball, 2, Interclass Track, 3. cxorxsefwse CX92 u

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1 i V l .Y yggxggfggg-9gfggxgagQ-IMA-Qgxvoc-l9Gxv9c!b6X,9C!b6i.JHGXJ 52 3 qu S 10 iv 'D in lu . gg- tn WILLIAM BENTZEL DOROTHY KATHARINE BOND Q9 - 4 . Liggd up among the other famous K' All the essentials needed for a top- Pegple with red hair, such as George Ping, get ahead: 19115111655 man can be Washington or Queen Elizabeth QQ we found in this busy Industrial. Nothing expect to see the name of this young 4 4 is too big for him to attempt. He can lady in the dim, misty, future- She hHS .3 talk at the opportune moment, look au, fhe ,fefllflfemeflfs .fo become 2 lemn sa Wise thin S and Perhaps painter Qrnterior decorating preferredj. so ' Y g ' , , ' Perhaps 1t,S only natural for artists to be best of all, he knows when it s best to lt, keep silent. Somebody once compared him to Mayor Weaver's' son. We may be mistaken, but if he continues in the well known manner established in the halls of William Penn, little doubt is left that he might ably lill the seat of the Mayor of York. Athletics while not majoring in Bill's repertoire still hold a tiny cor' ner of his interest. temperamental. But one thing has re- mained unchanged for D. K. through- out her four years. Don't worry, we'll disclose no names. Poetry, both original and already created, can be termed her best hobby. Social affairs are boresome to this genius who usually walks with thoughts high in the clouds. ACHIEVEMENTS Choir, 2, 3, Thucydian History Society, 3, Clio Literary Society, 3, 45 Secretary, 4, Play, 4, Home Economics Society, 4g House of Representatives, 33 Students Att Club, 2, 3 4 , . ' - Dca.Ct.ee3e.ex- f-rw ::fX9Qf'5C'g9QfA5C'X9 ::c'x9Qisc'x9Gi:c'x9Qfuc'x9c'x9Ql'uHQfnc'x9Q1'sc'X9QIB 28

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C IDG-X,9C.1BC3.39.18Il'-C..l06X.9GX.3C.63GX9C.i0GX.9C!DGX.7ilGXJLIOGXJQIDGXJ LEROY BOTTERBUSCH Duke We never could find out where Duke got h1s name and we re sure he does not come from any royal famlly Duke never was very much attracted to the opposrte sex and merely smxles and looks 1nnocent when that class are about He always was good 1n typewntmg speed and everythrng that goes w1th xt Duke attrxbutes h1s popularxty to the fact that he can play a p1ano just how much or how well he can play thls 1nstrument can One t1me he won a dozen bananas as a pnze rn a mus1cal contest ACHIEVEMENTS junxor Play Interclass Basket ball 3 4 LEMAR F BOWERS Bowerry Thrs IS one of our quxet boys Lenmar rs very small and never has very much to say especrally 1n classes He rs con tmually dreamrng of what we do not know but let us hope that If 15 some thmg worth wh1le You know Lemar IS a trapper and one of these days 15 golng to get h1s fingers 1nto one of h1s traps and then ad1os After takmg Latxn for four years he can appreclate xt we feel sure Then French also seems to be one of h1s weak po1nts But we must commend hrm for h1s attempts he does try hard rr n ' ff H . , . . l . - . . 5 , - a . be concluded from the following fact: . . 3 . , . , . Q ' 1 1 ' 556 x9Qiuc39Ql uC'X95IcX9Ql'uc'x9Qfuc'x9Ql'nc'x9c'x9Gfu!lc x9Q1'oc'x9Ql nc X925 50