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

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YE TE DEPARTMENT A class in P. O. D. Mrs. Smith holds the interest of these seniors with her care- ful analysis of the present labor situation. .fr Muscle bound Ixubilt gets a little assistance from the teacher How come Alex must you always plfly teachers pct? f 5 'J' 2590 X 4 ,X Judd 'T' ffl' ' i 3 , -l . A. k. ,. I , Y. .ll , 5 Y N ws w lx l -5 Y .W X' ,i ri 'Y - I - Q- - I l - ',:, 2: 4 xl s f - M- N ' - ' ..-.. h Y . ,:- -- A gi , ,,-,, -A V X ml , 3 x 4 s s .f- if . x - 'f R fit. ,. ll! . f ' ff ,, ' f , 1 f A Z, A-4 AY Z7 Y ir I Z' lg , ,f ,1, ' Y 4' I I p if if A4

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THAI LS GP HISTORY Fmsr Row Mlss Denmson stu dent teacher Mr Trattner Mrs Smlth Mr Kauffman Miss Eng lar Mlss Kerns SECOND ROW Mr Daxls student teacher Mrs Thompson Mr Bvers Mr Tu leva Mrs Loucks Mr Boeclxel Mr Gold student teacher Mrs Seaks M Welrtel student teacher The Social Studles Department of the semor hlgh school offers a course rn WVorld Hxstorx Amerlcan HISCOFY, Eco nomlcs and Problems of Democracy also Enghsh Hxstory the latter two courses benno electrve Whlle the former courses are requlred rn the 10th and 11th years respectxvely Hlstory and the SOLl3l Stud1es generally are no longer taught as a record of the past experlences of the human race as such lrc related to plcsent dly happenings ln the xx olld about us Bows and blrls should haxe a knoxxledwc of thc past hlstorv of ITl'lI1lslI'1d because the present can onlv be lnterprcted and Ul1LlClSI00d rn the llght of past ex ents lhxs department offers a vxlde field of research and lnfor matlon for the student of today Besldes thelr required courses of study xxe are stlesslng the teaching of Current World Lvents, thus ex e1x soclfll student has an opportunxty to become acquainted xx 1th xx orld prob lems, and people An abundance of culrent mmtcrnl IS avall g... able to students through classroom magazlncs mctropolltan MRS H,-LFN Y SMI-1-H newspapers and per1ocl1cals of varlous ty es Head of Hzxmry Department It 19 extremely lmportant that our generatlon of youth have 1 fine background and knowledge of world events be able to rcflectxx ely thrnk throuffh and dxseuss these Issues, ,v IC students of today xx 1ll be our leaders of tomorroxx ,, f ,4o X- E in f A Q-CL-1i?' L .11 2 . , , - 1 ' 1 ' s - 1 ' , . . . . v., 9 ' v A ' 1 v ' ' I , .. ., . 7 1 . q s 1 ' s f- v . ' '. , '. ' . - . . , . . . D . x , 5. . - L - - - . . - -sf 1 ' ' 1 4. . 4 . 1 . . K 1. 5. 5. ,.,. , , 45. . . D .f K , . . . 1-1 A 1.4 V -ta ' 1 .. ' Q 7' .ls - . - . . . 1 L I ' Y 1 . ' ,' . ' ' . . Y V, . . ..' . 4 . N. , .!,.. .L x- K K ls- K v W V V . - 1 . ' ' 1 x 1 ' . - . . .. ' ,, , ' ' ' . 1, - . l , ,, P . 1 , .- x . V . . . I. D , . - T v 7 g Z X ' 1 ' f -, 5 ' , -1, Y , p - . .1 , X x ' ' , ' ' ,- 3-ri-I 1'-1' ' ' - , ' ' ,- 5- 4. ,..?- i- V VV - - ,N N., wg 4, 7- - Y -- rl.. - - N f v- -- , AL , W- X!! X ff . f 4 V' C I 4 , N, 74 ,.i F, -f 4: l K

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EX .LORER OP SCIENCE FIRST Row Left to Right Marx E Bortner Norma Prutzman Charles YV Rutschky Anna F Jamison Ann Pepper Stcown Row Left to R15,lJt R1Cl13fd N Rucker Harry Dlehl Ravmond W Khnedmst T Robert Bcchtol j Kunber Grxmm Conrad I1 Strayer From the txme man first obserx ed but lxttle under stood natures laws, he delved IHIO the mvsterles of those laws As the Forty Nlners blazed a trall IDIO unknown terrltory lust so sc1cnt1sts have ploneered m the unfoldmg and understandmg of the mtrlcacles of the lavvs of the UHIVCISC That whxch IS Truth 15 good Wherew cr the sc1ent1st leaw es h1s mark, xt IS where Truth IS found The carry mg of the torch of dlscovery and understandmg IS the ultrmate m scxence teachmg XIR CHAR! IIS XV RUTSCHKX Head of Science Department