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

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ADIVIINIS RATIGN For every Expedition there are those whose knowledge gained by years of experience and foresight developed by continual practice, make possible the success ol each venture. Our Administrators have contributed exten- sively to the expansion of our power to enjoy and appreciate the good things of life. They have thrown new light on the nature and pur- pose of life and helped point out to us how we can do our bit by contributing our strength and knowledge to the building of a new and better world. Success and happiness, the pot o' gold, at rainbow's end, is within the grasp of each and every one of us if we will but lollow the straight and narrow path to its highest pin- nacle, as planned for us by our far-sighted and progressive administrators. ,tl- Q' N. 2 Q ,-- U. fnia al ff-? c .H A 4, xp , Q XX? 7 uh G 1 1 J 5. Y n v A L L rg X gf, , J' 1 ' f ., ,., f 1 3.2 M' MAX T:-5 tk:

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Hello' Hello' ls thus Calxformai Stake out three rlch Ll2l1II1S for us We re leavxn m the mornm So says Ed Newman, Pete jan netta, and Norma Reeser Forty nmers CllSCUSSlI'lg thexr next campalgn and outl1n1ng plans for dlgglllg a llttle harder m an effort to uncover that rich vem of extra gold Cgoalsj Bound for the gold dwmns these 49 ers board the Old Conestoga and head for the Hpromlsed land Youre supposed to say Tanks ' ' B111 Penn s mmors stampede on thelr way to stake the1r clalms on the curb from w here they can get a better v1ew when our conquermg heroes come home RUS BE lt ' ' ' u 1 4 1 . . . , . . 5 . , . , . ' 1 11 , - . 1,5 if 1 , - - ,.. ,..,... ' L51 ' , . fa , .1 ' . td WL' f I - 1 , 5 w. .5 1 X M - 1 L4 ' 77 ' AC ' ' 77 ts ' ' .11 1 CC L'

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