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

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,,,..-Q - ,,,,,..4-ff' .-- ' ide S ow lnalp Shots You, too, can develop strong muscles! You, too, can bend spikes and bite nails! just one bottle of Atom juice and you can make Superman look like a new born babe! Some stuH.'!.' -ff' EN ine I ucfs , K -1' we OF PURE ms unmv Pnon M! CU Uncle Ezra, Aunt Matilda, Cousin Timothy and Cousin Lou beget themselves a huge cone ot that delicious frozen Custard! Judges solemnly deliberate and investigate every angle and curve, as these beauties await anxiously lor the decision--Who shall be Miss Bunny American? York County 4-H Club attracts considerable attention with its display ol prize winning vegetables. 7 A

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he 5 5 fsfsfxf-sf fe-fix ff 1- f ffsfbfefefgkf-fifkf 1 7 f f Standmg L it to R gh! Glenda H kler Marv Prow ll Joyce D tz Seated Left to Rlght D lores Frey Ma y ,Ian ,Ia lson THE SHOW MUST GO ON' Thats the motto of the office workers as they have so ably dlsplayed Never known to back out of thelr acts they carry on w1th blg smlles and grlns Patlently they answer questlons and telephone calls and check over the endless llsts of absentees fill the teachers mall boxes etc Banners fly hlgh for these Glama Gals of The Blg Show JW EWS MISS JOHNSON-School Nurse CLAIRE trlpped over a tent rope at the fa1r and skmned her knee so where d1d gallant Bob take her? To the Red Cross tent of course' And our Mlss Johnson serves ln th1S capac1ty here 1r1 school I7 MR GOOD Custodzan THEY MOP UP the rmdways fof course we mean hallsj Have you ever stopped to realxze how our halls would look 1f lt werent for the Jam tors9 Thoughtless 1nd1v1dua1s often make then' work harder So do your part and keep our mldways clean

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Library t'F1RsT SHELF from the top, third book to the right, might be a familiar phrase to many students of Bill Penn who use the library regularly. Miss Schwartzer and Miss Gotwalt may often be heard giving similar references to stu- dents about certain books. We all remember the time we met with what seemed like a hopeless sit- uation until the library came to our rescue. There We found all types of books ranging from fiction to fact. Because of the sincere co-operation of our librar- ians with both our students and teachers, we say, Hats off to you!', LIBRARIANS Seated: Miss Gotwalt Standing: Miss Schwartzer Under Cover StuH.'