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

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I tell you, we'1I never have world peace until - - ' TUDENTS at William Penn Senior High School are fortunate in being privileged to enjoy informal rela- tionships with the faculty. As far as possible all class sizes are kept within a reasonable number. Each student has many opportunities to meet his teachers, not only in extra-curricular activities and out side the classrooms, but also in the home. Due to the high ranking of the faculty, William Penn holds a high place in schools of its size. The many alumni who have gone out to make excellent records in col- leges or business are overwhelming in their praise of the faculty at their alma mater. Some of the teachers who taught our mothers and fathers are still carrying on in their classes as they did then. 22 Injecting a little knowledge from behind

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Seated fleft to rightl: Doris Sterner, Dorothy Smith, Mary Prowell, Mary Jane Jamison, Pauline Falkler, Dorcas Rudisill. Standing lleft to rightbz Robert Beyer, Ruth Winand, Estelle Cohen, Mrs. Beatrice Getz, Three guesses, who are we? Peggy Hershey, Frances Paules, Madeline Myers. EVELYN Koi-IR, R. N. QI SCHOOL NURSE

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