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

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STUDY HALL Someone dropped a pm' It sounded lllxe an explosnon' 'I Ins rmx be '1 llttle CX l0UCl lICl,l but thits 'about the SIZC of If Anx time of dw on cntermff one of our Studx Hfalls xou xx ull see from fifty to three hundred eager students prospeetxnff for lnoxxledffe Yo foollshness here F'lCl1 mlnor bent on flequxrlnff lnoxxledge to the lmnt of hls '1lJIlIfX Lnder the xx atch 11nd these here l0L'lIIO'I produce lnoxxledge more mlmble them 'ull the bulllon of the Comstoelt Lode YOUR fail TER MR FDMOND VVAI FSIxI VK 1th some soothlng musrc Iddle the Ilon Hearted relsaxes 'mftcr a strenuous den ln the Character Nlanufac turln Shop better ltnoxxn as studv hall MISS 'KI MARIE ALTI AND Marie IS mxnute she nun ISCCFS her strenuous dutv 1n the aud1tor1um xxlth an lron xxlll and hand that knoxxs no relentxng xxlth all her stcrnness xxe loxe her for her wonderful sense f humor 'Ixx.1s the dn before emms sxnd ln Studx Hall No 1 student xx ls xx lnsptrlnfr xou tould heir a p1n fall Ol Nltlx xx 15 strung from behind hls desl Sure xts U aleslxl anxont could haxe guessed l LL F ' I N ' k I 77 4 l 1. L . 1 . I N I . . - U' 1 ' ' . I I 4. I D V Q U 7 . sc' , , ' 77 . . . . - D X D . I .Q . ff ' is 1 ' I I D I ' - 1 . . . ' ' t ' ' ,I Y . - - . ' at ' ' ' . . , t ' ful eves of Alf. xwlcslu and M155 Alf- W EW? ,,f'19Ug'1 Dmmu vi Ln x ' Q17 , X . . - C ' 't 4 I 1 fl Q - , . I 7 . - I H, , , 0 I -W' .' Li' ,'. f, I . D' 1 , J ic, n .I I S' , 'V X I L, ,

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ALEX KUBIK, a forty-niner, demonstrates what can happen to these habitual law- breakers when they persist in breaking the law. Of course, this all make believe, but- it Cflll happen to you. Early in the morning when the majority of the students are still dead to the world or in the afternoon when most students have gone home, a few selected 'fseholarsv may be seen dragging themselves along the halls of dear old VVilliam Penn. At a glance you can tell that they are heading to Deten- tion Room or the 'LI-Ioosegowf' as it is fondly called by most of its inmates. Can it be that some of them, attempted to take an illegal vacation? VVhatever the reason may be, these wayward adolescents are on their wav to pay their debts to so- eiety by spending a few co7y hours with the Warden, Mr. Edgington, in the wee hours of the morning, or with the Sheriff, Mr. Grim, in the late hours of the afternoon. Moral: Trod the straight and narrow path and keep out of the clutches of the law. l.llfXRXT NVIIXI' NOT TO DO IN UNK ILXSY l.l-SSONI These 3 hilarious seniors are merely pos- 'Yf f ing to illustrate. to would-be iail- ' birds, 1:11.11 not m do in order to teep out of the l!oosegow. EA 20 IEETTKE OGSEGO Deputy Sheriff, l DGlYG- TOY, points an accusing finger at prisoner liubik. Xloral: Obey the rules and regulations of xvillllllll Penn and keep out of the Deten- tion Room.

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FACULTY Unlike the common conception of bespectacled, inhuman, unemotional school- marms and absent-minded professors, the faculty of William Penn represents a group of progressive, sympathetic, and deeply human leaders. Their guid- ance has enabled us to blaze the trail to a successful culmination of our hlgh school careers Our faculty has spread before us a vista of opportunity unequaled in genera tions Our future 1S of our own shaping it IS up to us to mold it mto hves of usefulness and service if 7 X ,ff ,, f J tl ig, x fl!! iq I Z f ll l x 3 KJX IZA D 1 Y .4 of - Z '5x if XX X ,gear f 1 1 i ' N , f-X XJJW ffl' l' i' L' . if fn' X . I 1 c, at g I x Q 'jp X gl - ri ll fl X X f 'Q , ' I W, - X lx X XXX - ll XY Q 'ik -' Q- Xt f vm, --e o -ee on X iv'-A.: . f' ' t, 5 ' E Q, :ti I X , ' X xg , 7 1-4 A L.: ' Nw -flu - - ,NX :LM XXX N' .X X 'X L5 All-Lk xl