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

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Student Tepzchem' ROBERT BROWN ,yy I H:-N BARBARA DAVIES 1311215511 Social Studies HERBERT FREDERIKSEN JULIA F REY Chemistry Biology J, PHILIP GERBER MARILYN MCBRIDE NADINE MILLER P. 0- D. Mathematics Social Studies III LARRY RAAB A I A Mathematics DAVID SANCHEZ WILLIAM SCHOLLINS Mathematics Spanish CHERYL SMITH English

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The Senior CZQ55 P51315 Tribute Zo: M255 Mary Web5le1f Miss Webster, as a member of the Business Department, has given William Penn many years of valuable services and pleasant associations. Many students have become talented members of the Business World under her guidance and teaching. Miss Webster was past advisor to the Penn Commercial Society and faculty chair- man of costumes. For many years she has been responsible for the efficient management of many of the Com- mencement activities. Miss Webster graduated from Cedar Crest College in 1923 and received her Bachelor of Science degree from New York University. The William Penn Faculty welcomed Miss Webster in the 1925-1926 school year. Dramatics and traveling are included in Miss Webster's varied interests. She has traveled extensively in England and Scotlandg in 1965, she toured Russia. At present, Miss Webster has no definite plans for the future. The Senior Class wishes to express their deepest gratitude to Miss Webster for her unselfish contributions in the form of Commencement Announcements, Caps and Gown distribution, and Commencement Exercises.

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L C al alarm Sfdjyi K , 7 .LL s . K a A 19 aft f L Q,-.f t. 4 1 K M , , . A in t With our pleasant cafeteria employees to g LmAL 1, v 'tzkk L if Q i carry out their duty of providing the daily e,e- L nourishment essential to a healthy student, L ' SLS! our lunch periods are run smoothly and X efficiently. Lefl la righi, Sealed: Lilian Arcuri, Lois Eaton, Beverly Heindel, Mildred Strine, Mary Duffey, Hilda Stump, Lois Thomas, Clara Grissinger. Sfandingx Esther Blouser, Elizabeth Maksimak, Bertha Hewitt, Barbara Thompson, Irene Gilbert, Edith Fink, Gertrude Firestone, Pauline Shirey, Catherine Kleiman, Helen Phiel, Ruth Shue, Myrtle Finefrock. Secafem Via! Sfdff If you have ever wondered how a large school can be run efficiently, you may find one answer by observing the Secretarial Staff. Working in the main office, guidance office, industrial office, athletic office and treasurer's - office these women play a large part in the smooth oper- ation of classes, extra-curricular activities, and business administration. Left 10 right, Firrt Roux' Karen Holtzman, Kay Miller, Gail Hoshall, Gwen Blouse, Stella Gurreri, Virginia Fastnacht. Semmz' Row: Barbara I-lansford, Lee Ann Strine, Debra Gibbons, Beverly Kochener. 22 EQ if 6 15 L4 Left lo rigbl, Lefl zo rigbl: Sealed, Fifi! Raw: Madeline Sheaffer, Charlotte Trout. Slmzding Ethel Steinhauser, Mildred Plymire, Patricia Stough, Janet Kress Elizabeth Confer, Audrey Barto. ibmzfy Aides Overdue? Six cents, please. The library aides are students who give-up their study hall periods to assume some of the many respon- sibilities of managing a library. These girls offer valuable service by performing time-consuming duties such as shelving books and mag- azines, filling out overdue slips, running errands, and assisting with typing, filing, cataloguing and ref- erence work. Mrs. D. Hunter Clerk 1 Q