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

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STUDEIIT BUSIIIESS IIIRIIHGERS ffnof 'fMad'1en ff URCHIDS for our student business managers for the splendid Work they have done during the past year. The capable and dependable manner in which they have handled their responsibility has greatly helped to make this yearbook a success. We say to them sincerely, It was a job well done. THE EDITORS 8

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A LEROY METZLER ISS PORTER has graciously consented to assist our general advisor while Mr. Metzler is busily occupied disseminating Japs.. Her sharpness of percep- tion and keenness of insight has been of inestimable value to both Mr. lDeBerti and the staff. Miss Porter, we salute you! HOUGH we regretfully waived our rights to Mr. Metzler's ser- vices as business advisor, we did so cheerfully because we realized our loss was Uncle Sam's gain. May good fortune keep smiling upon him so that he may return to William Penn and again as- sume his duties as teacher and also as business advisor of future Tatlers. In Armed Services. MARY K. PORTER

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TORS' IIDTE WT? ER 'OFF I A perplexing problem settled with smiles gl' HAS BEEN SAID that if you want a thing done to suit you, do it yourself. But since it would be impossible for each to put out his own publication, the task has been entrusted to a few. The ultimate goal of a yearbook is to please as many people as much as possible. With this in mind we have worked to give you a book that, in years to come, will help you recall many of the pleasant memories of your high school days. THE STAFF 9