Manheim Township High School - Neff Vue Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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NEFF VUE Page Sixteen 'is' SAMUEL ALTDOERFFER SAM When you hear that familiar wolf-call, you'll not have to search far for the source. That Altdoerffer guy is alway on the job. And girls, if you'd like a crooner, Sam can supply that, too. Seriously though, he's a swell guy and loads of fun to be with. EARL BARLEY BOOTY Whenever the subject of music comes up. the question Booty will always ask is But is he as good as Harry James? and fol- low by a demonstration. Besides being a connoisseur of swing- music, Booty is an expert on birds, sports, astronomy, and Wool- worth's Five and Dime Store. JEAN BATZER .lEANNlE Here is one of our peppy classmates who has been kept busy learning every new dance step fcorny or elsel. She and Josie take the same courses, expect to follow the same careers, like the same things, in fact, they even look alike. lsn't it too bad ,loc hasn't a twin! MARTHA BEAR MARTHA Martha is that tall girl with natural curly hair. You can sec her walking out of the school building every night without any books, but still she rates high in her studies. They must come natural like her hair. JOSEPHINE BINKLEY .lOSll'l A giggle fcontinuousl, long, long fingernails. blonde hair, and u way of talking so fast that superman eouldn't understand her- that's Josie. Any wonder she's breathless? We are. too! BETTY BITTS BlTSY Betty is almost always seen in Millie's company-the two being bosom friends Her husky voice, sparkling eyes, and general friendliness have earned Betty lots of male friends. too. JUNE BORN SlDNEY Troup's record department has a valuable asset in laughing June. She does seem to attract the sailors Knot to mention sol- diers, etc.J We wonder whether it was her dancing ability or her long blonde hair that put her in Navy League. Whichever it was, the Navy appreciates it. RUTH BRAGG RUTHIE Ruthie may well be called an all-around girl. She can wield a hockey stick or ping pong paddle as well as she can type or write shorthand. Without Ruth's help the yearbook could not have been successfully completed.

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NEFF VUE Poll oi the Senior Class CLASS MOTT O: Out of the Harbor lnto Deep Channels. CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose. CLASS COLOR: Blue and White. Favorite Band ..... Favorite Song ....... Favorite Meeting Place - Favorite Singer tmalel .... Favorite Singer ffemalej --- Favorite Branch of Service ......... Favorite Saturday Night Recreation --- Favorite Drink ................... Favorite Cigarette .... Favorite Pin-up Girl .... Favorite Pin-up Boy .... Favo1'ite School Subject --- Favorite Sport ........ Favorite Activity --- Favorite Magazine ..... Favorite Radio Program .... Favorite Type of Assembly .... Favorite Actress .......... Favorite Actor ....... Favorite Slang Expression - Favorite Place for a Date .... Pet Peeve ..... ..........,, Ambition ...................., Person who did most for M.T.H.S. .... Person who did M.T.H.S. for most --- Person with most drag ........... Person who drags most -.... --- Harry James -- My Ideal ---- Tourigney's ---- Bing Crosby ---- Dinah Shore ---....- Navy ------ Dates ------- Cokes --- Lucky Strikes ---- Betty Grable ---- Alan Ladd ------..---- Gym ------- Basketball Basketball, Reading --------- Esquire ---- Bob Hope ------ Movies --- Greer Garson ---- Bugs Bunny ----- fCensoredD ------- Her Home --- Conceited People ----- To Graduate ----- Dick Olsen --- Bob Buckwalter ---- Adele Hersher ---- Jack Kohler Page Fifteen

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NEFF VUE J. CLARENCE BRUBAKER SONNY When you see bright red hair. a schoolgirl's complexion, and that smile, you'll always remember it's-that's right, girls, it's Brubaker! Sonny Iso he is calledl has loads of talent in tumbling and especially in kicking the ball to the right place in soccer. ROBERT BUCKWALTER BUCKY Bucky's the most patriotic fellow in the class. Ile just turned in two of his tires to the ration board-after all, who ever heard ol' driving on four wheels? Aside front his non-professional in- terest in auto-races, Bucky is one of the best known and best- liked members of the class. .JEAN BURKIIOLDER JEAN Who's the mystery woman? Jean Burkholder? Why. she's an open book. That's the exact description of Jean-dependable and studious. With her beautifull speaking voice, she made a valuable addition to The Zombie. In fact, she contributes to many situ- ations-always a helping hand. JOSEPH H. BURTON JOE Joe has two big troubles-v speaking publicly and women. lt's a toss-up about which both:-rs Joe most. Besides being an expert on the opposite sex. Joe knows everytI1ing-- about current events, electricity, lsee The Yombient and brifrlftens up the editorial stall meetings and English classes quite a bit. ROBERT BUSH ROB Bob is that blue-eyed lad with a winning smile, an athletic fia- ure, loads of telephone numbers, and a line a mile long. Bob shows his sparkling charms to certain MeCaskey misses. And he is our mile runner on the track team. WILLIAM L. CHURCH BILL To describe Bill briefly, we'd say he's a whiz-in all his classes. especially physics class. If there's a play being produced, BilI's always right there to take care of the lighting, and when it comes to wrestling, he's hard to beat. DOROTHY JEAN CLIMENSON DUTCH Dotty's that scatterbrained red-head, whose hair is done in a different style each day. She's always telling jokes that are dehn- itely original--that is, when she's not in a daze. MARY JANE CROUTHAMEI. UM. J. Everyone knows that Miss Crouthamel belongs to that very little voice that always has the correct answer. But we ean't un- derstand why Mary Jane lugs around books on winning friends, because she learned long ago that sweetness is the answer. Page Seventeen