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

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L ORDER OF BOOKS SCHOOL .CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES

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' , I s ense 932 CLASS 1 929-12130 HE Slllll1llt'l' vacation of the year nineteen hundred illltl twe11ty-11i11e is drawing to a close. 1Ve 01109 lll0l'G' re' turn to school to IPR111119 tl1e fan1iliar scholastic duties that tl1e elass before us l1as faithfully fulltilled. Un Septeln- be1' 3. 19251. we return as a class to atte11d William Penn. XVe nlust IIOXV turn over a new leaf ill Ulll' high school career. Most of 11S l1ave become S0lllf:'XY1lilt sopl1isticated illld we all realize tl1at we are expected to do better work. Tl1e life of a Sopho- lllU1'9 is 1'2l1l1E'1' l1arrassed for tl1e Iirst two weeks but we all survived fl'0lll tl1e strai11. It was a very Ctllllllltbll thing to tind at least a half dozen Sopl1on1ores lost during tl1e day. to whose rescue a Jllllifrl' or Senior wo11ld 001119. lPl'lll2ill2 great joy illltl relief. Tl1e Seniors i111111e- diately becanle o11r idols 211111 we looked to fllvlll as our ll1Ull61S.1V1l9l1 6Vt'l'j't1l1ll2 1l8L'il1ll6 settled. Rlllll we 11121419 tl1e llC'L1l12l1l112lIlL'9 of Olll' teachers. we were willing to work. Tl1e assignments were heavy but we lllilllilgeii to plough through tllillll. Tl1e11 to our very great surprise we were told by our teacl1ers to prepare for tl1e 111111-XGIII' exams. Although we studied for weeks and weeks, I illll afraid that some of o11r fellow classmates ll9t'2llllQ sad victims of those much dreaded examinations. Tl1e life of a Sophoxnore is not terribly interesting but we all hoped to hQC0ll19 Juniors. 1 934 l-1931 YEAR l1as passed. and we must go 011 with our work. XVe must forget fo1' a time the lllilllj' deligl1ts of a three 111011111 vacation. XVe are expected to do big things ill our Junior year Zllltl set illl example for the lower classes. The class S0011 lI6t 0lll9S ore ganized. 1Ve elect our class officers and then settle down to 1121171 work. Our 2lSN12'lllllPll1'S illlfl studies have become rather complicated. but we 1lll1Sf realize that Ulll' minds are older and more alert. Tl1e tirst great eve11t of ou1' Junior year is tl1e soiree a11d what a soiree . It is l1eld April 2, 1931, ill tl1e NVillian' Penn gy111nasiun1. The l'Ollll1lif169S i11 i'll2ll',i, 6' of the soiree have planned for several weeks before tl1e big night. A One fllllldffid Eleven very interesting 211111 unusual e11ter- fillllllltlllf is given at tl1e soiree. On May 22, 1931, tl1e 1932 class held its play, Seven C1l2lllC9S.H in the Zlllillftlfllllll of tl1e Xvlllilllll Penn High School. Seven Chances proved to he a11otl1er 0ll1'Sf2l1lf1l1lg' feature of the SEIISUII. The cast was ve1'y llllllsllzll and the scenery different. The n1onths have passed rather rapidly and Olll' career as Juniors will S0011 close. On Jlllle' 2. 193-ll. the Junior class l1eld its tirst picnic at lihn Beach. We were all requested to bring our lunch Zllltl have a good ti111e. There were ll sorts of a11111se111e11ts llllll also dancing in the eve11i11g. 15131-12132 f ' K .I , ' Ziff!! 1 . I lift! i'11 1 .. 11 . E 1' i' ' if 13' 'ls . ----.fi Q jg : v ,QD- IH f. 'Dell 41 , ,, lil' . ' X, ' '1 3 lx ,xf -. f f 1' il P 1 M11 ill ui 111.1111 c VIH! 2.1 WP PM 'iii ll 25 M111 25 iff fi 1 I! I l l All al ll 371 vigil f, 41 ixd W0 years of our high school life have passed. We are now preparing for Ulll' life's task. Many of ns will con- fllllltl to further our education ill higher i11stit11tio11s. The others will iltlgill in1n1ediately to take llll tl1e serious job of a life's occupation. Hur class har become tl1e leader of tl1e school. 211111 we are IIUXV taki11g tl1e place of the otl1er seniors. wl1o have passed over the flll'PS110ll1 of school life. It has bee11 tl1e l'llSf01l1 i11 l1igl1 school to write Zlll essay for tl1e llaugl1ters of tl1e American Revolution. Tl1e essays were written February 5. 1932. If we IIGVGI' knew anything about NVilSll1Il51f0H.S life, we 1-ertainly 1931111911 it then, because we got our lnaterial for tl1e essay from far a11d 1192112 Neither lllllSf we for- get tl1at tl1e Senior class was very wel' represented wl1e11 tl1e prizes for tl1e essay were awarded. The 12A's stood second. third illlll fourth in tl1e contest. XVe are IIOXV back to ll01'lll2l1 illld tl1e strain fl'0lll the writing of tl1e essay is over. Our high school sojourn will soon be over lbllf before we go we must glance at tl1e 111ost delightful event of o11r school life. tl1e Senior soiree. which was held March 10. 11132. the last social event. witl1 the exception of tl1e Senior picnic. tl1at we. as a class. will ever 2l1'16:'llt1. And IIUNV as we look over our school life, we tl1i11k wl1at a happy ti111e it has bee11 after all. We l1ope Ulll' suc- cessors will all tl1i11k killlllj' of 11s. Tl1ey Ill1lSf 1101 forget tl1e ideals of a se11io1 a11d let us all 1'Glll6lllli9l'Z ll0t in time or place or conditions, is fOllllt1 the cause of one's work. 1l01' idle11ess. sere- llity nor 1l'l'lt2lfi01l. Cease seeking i11 tl1e ordinary situations of life excuses for failure and emancipate yourself from the control of circun1stances. Qigwv ie f THE F253 X I E., -:Qi ' Xu 0 5. ri... ll z 3 is 9, 0 A 41 I 5 55? 2515 E32 iililililll