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

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WALKERS t X 4 I nr 'ta --Sill! Q 0 8 HO W' O N S I v 0 :aft K '::aEQ1 Q ,P Q , J, 4 txt v -r Neff 4' H' ' xnwlldlll I ' Xffffim' Smile, Miss Reidel, smile- so you've hit a tew thorns, lite isn't all a bed of roses. That smile on both Mrs. Wilson's lace and Nancy's must mean a perfect paper. The rest ot the students cer- tainly are concentrating hard on their typing lessons.

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TPB Rl N COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The chlef purpose of the Department of Busrness Educatron 19 to grve trarnrng to the student who rs rn terested rn partrcrpatrna rn the treld ol busrness For the senrors ol Wrllram Penn a co operatrve Bust ness Educatron Program has been established Thls co operatrve plan offers the opportunrty to obtarn ac tual Work experlence plus the classroom theory An addrtronal advantage to the student rs that the Mr K1 nne-Ilr ll Shultz head of the Bus le rr rtran Deperrlnrent rs qrvrnq l rl'v 1 M Calm rr sperral assrqnrrrent tudes for future poslllons employer rs able to observe possrble vocatronal aptr x Rermrrrbtr Barbara to be ta y yor shrrtrle be er Attendrng school 1n the mormng and workrng rn a local store durrng the afternoon rs an rn valuable asset to the person who wrshes to enter the held of busrness Thrs co operatrve proaram ls known as Drstrrbutrve Educatron Another plan the Ofhce Occupatronal Trarnrng permrts senror students to work lull trme alter nate weeks rn an oftxce where they rece1ve actual experrence rn workrng COMMLRCIAL DEPARTMENT Frrst Row Lsrr TO Rrcr-rr Kenneth A Shultz Ursula A Ernst Mnrron E Rerdel Mnry I Webster Sylvra A Wrlson Mary Maude Kelley Second Row Galen V lanes Raymond G Myers Vernon M New A Leroy Metzler Rudolph Pussrc N Eugene Wrle Harrison M Arnold Iohn T DeBertr 24 . VH. A . , . , . H . ' . ,. ' A 4 x u I 'A , .iw . . , . 111'-:fc fl vt , ' , , l. A ' ltr vrrr 1' , 0 A 'l , ' lr, 17,0 UI, 5 1 Y, - I rrrr 4-tfrvrt-rrt :wfre r , 1 S l H r'- vrrrtrtu rrr ymrr' w- zle, . . . . . . X , . - , . . . , , N H . X - . , . , I 3 I A . N , 2

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ANCIENT HISTORY DEPAR'I'MEN'I' Delving into the dusty records of man's progress on this earth is one ol the most lasci- nating studies. Still more interesting is the realization that we ourselves are even now making history. Everything has a history, every country, every land, even the circus has a spangled story of its own. The Social Studies Department brings to lite these stories of time past and present We are thus given a better outlook on our own day and age Mrs Helen Y Smith Head ot History Department ers Mr Tuleya IV'r Overmiller Second Row Mr Pursell Mr Byers Mr Trattner Mrs Smith Mrs Thompson Mrs Loucks Miss Curran 25 - u H 4 T I 9 HISTORY DEPARTMENT, First Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Staples, Mr. Hill, Mr. Veater, Mr, Trembach, student teach-