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

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In Memorium 4 i . 1 W Mn Howuw OVERMILLER One of the most sorrowful moments was felt ln William Penn when the news was received of the death of Mr Howard Overmlller 'VI keenly the passing of their master teacher ' . ' ' ' . 1 r. Overmiller taught American History to Industrial boys who felt very ev --N. if U , .,

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define it well. L 4HkRlIfN Rl Tsu hi NTI KRT 4.1 NTI-kITI'R N lxrxvru Nllll Z Sl IENC E In our sorlrl todas where the sciences la L been prized aboxe all we at Vklllmm ' nn art nreerl xers 'uclu Our Srxtnrn Dtpartmtn' ne ' the st n counts Xkxth x stlmulatlnsz Interest whlch .ts srnts etatlt math men hlgher standards than what t has x FOPEIGN LANGLAGE Tod x more than mer lt 15 essentlal that we ht nhl: to tommumcate wxth our nexghbors around the world and Vhllxam Penn 'ulfl ls un Important obllgatlon t 1ts students Our torelgn 'ani-'uaee depart ment headed hx Nlr Stuart Glatfelter o'fersI.at1n xpamsh French German and Pussxan All collage preparatorx students are requxrul to take 'It least two xears of one forexgn language mam take two lan guages and of few utn take three BUSINESS EDLCATION In thls day of modern des1gn and ma chxnes none are more lmportant than the countless busxness and tabulatmg ma chlnes To operate these machlnes and take care of the tons of paper work of modern busxness we need the help of our Busmess Department to proude mdustrw and com merce w1th well traxned clerks machme operators and secretanes We are sure that th1s department ls keepmg pace wlth thxs demand i f NIR llrnnrkr Hum NIH PIXNOOD NPRIIII- N XIHYIN lu N APT Fontrarx to w hat most people thmk ar' pla s an mportant part ln our extrxnln 11 L Dtsxxzns for homes brldxzcs 'md far torus 'are 'lll made posslble due to the Ideas of tht 'mrtlsts In the future we hope th at our Art Department will beaome more Important to tht students at Xork II Lh IXQTPLNIENTAL NILSIC Instrumental rnuslc plaws an lmportant part ln the actnmes at York Hxgh Hours of prictre and hard work are spent so that our muslt xl orizanwatlons can staw on the top and xt has been proxen bx the awards and rcconnxtlon whlch thex haxe recexxcd that thur efforts hate not betn In tam Thls xs just another phase of our l1 e at 'xork Hugh that can make us proud of our school CHORAL NIL SIC what 1s that heasenlx sound xssumg forth from 123' ofcourse It s well known around here The mvced chorus proxes that hard work pats off In the past two years thes haxe galned qulte a reputatlon under thur most capable conductor Wir bhrm

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Retiring Teachers J Nomuw TR-XTTNI-R As of thls xear the Hlstory Department wxll lose 'Hr Norman Trattner who has acted Xery well and capablw as the departmental head The memory of hls faxthful sernlce vull cer tamlx not be forgotten ln future years F 15' Wins fnunorrx- Prxxv Pun 3 Nlxs RL ru PALNII- R Mrs Ruth H Palmer has said farewell to Wllllam Penn after xears of faithful seruce and contmuous dewotlon Thus beloxed teacher was a frlend to all mspxrmg and guxdmg the wounz men and women who ml! become the cxtnzens of tomorrow Xlrs Palmer s many fine quahtles vull lmger long m the memory of all her students Newcomers to York I-hgh U9 .gf N X fl' Xl IIERS XXII IIUI I PNN 19: elated If I In l'l ,I Nl 8 l0a9 S I 1 IIN N s Ruuxu BIOL r F ln.: fr, Urs- V ss ls Nllll ku-:ln Slum gf rs losxln Kung. r l ummm Us r Sllldfl I 0 s 4 um XL, ' 0 - 5 h 1 1 A5 1: T , cn' cf . ' , f f - ff f 1 eq - K ' - 4 1 F , . Q 1- Q. J , 1 ' , .. .,. 3 1.1 b ' I 'A 5 4 1 , ,ul I , , fi V , I fl-1Y'I-I 1.' 'V 'If' f- T I S , ff ' t: rs. R PS'll1ll'l He-mls-I. Urs. N. ll, fl -- 'IR7 ' 1 ' 5' ' 5: 'k' , ' .'.' xlill'-' :Kun lfrm-..ln-r, Nl Y' a ' a. .v lin : M' I F' ', Nl , f rl'ill' U4-llv, Ru, I Il, ll Jlvllvr, Nl . .' ' Nl yvr, Nlrp. jun' II, lf' if-k.