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

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Mr. Glalleller now Rs you can see, Knows his French Either non or oui. Jw-N5 ? V., Rr P 4 Hi TUMISM DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES 4 ,. LW? 5 ' 'X Q . 1 21 ' 'G 5 ,MJ1 ' S When, . or ' er III gh . ' 11,32 Pawn Slsten go rigivfs likely pq ss, ' h D ll- H swf' WY 'O 'aPmreo?1? SHo0zf Mon! Learn Your SPUm5h- ' Ng,

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fl tllal STUART E. GLADFELTER Head of Language Department CLASSICAL In learning a foreign language, a pupil should acquire a knowledge of the history of the foreign country, should become familiar with its institutions and ideals, and should develop a degree of intemational-mindedness that will insure a less provincial attitude toward the civilization of other peoples. The cultural possibilities of language study and its service in breaking down barriers among different races and nations are without bounds. SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs, McCullouch, Mrs, Porter, Mr. Glatfelter, Miss Hallock. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss McDonald, Miss Eisenhower, Miss Iacoby, Mrs. Monroe, Mr. Fink.

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BUCKET SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Seville, Mr. Dowell, Mr. Shearer, Mr. Hofteditz, Mr, LeCates, Mr. Strayer. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Leibensperger, Mr. Hedrick, Mr. Rumpt, Mr. Shetter, Mr. David Walters, Dr. Danner, Mr. Geiselman. Mr. McGary, Mr. Rieker, Mr. Masters, Mr, Del-loft, Mr. Overmiller, Mr. Hessler. MH. F. B. H. HOFFEDITZ Supervisor of Industrial Education INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT One need only to walk through the halls out- side our industrial rooms to realize that the Industrial Department is truly important in York High. The busy humming of the machines is evidence that America can look forward to its industrial future with pride. Our returned veterans also get a chance to benefit by this organization. Evening classes are held for adults who have a desire to learn how. We are all hoping that these classes may some- time be made available for those who wish to take advantage of this opportunity. York High is indeed fortunate to have such a fine working arrangement between our Industrial Department and York's industries.