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

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NEFF VUE Page Eighteen, 'X MARILYN DENNISON MARILYN Marilyn's that blue-eyed lass who, with a flutter of an eyelash. has all her homework done, including hygiene. And the finishing of homework isn't the only thing that results from the flash of those Jack Bennyu blue eyes. ABRAM DIFFENBACH ABE Abe's unique excuses, on excuse cards and off, have made the teachers turn gray and the seniors green. But what we'd like to know is how he gets away with it. It must be that smile! JACQUELINE EMICH JACKIE ,Iackie's at her best in gym classes where she does everything with the greatest of case. Her pet peeve is German class and her hobby is letter writing. MILDRED FISH MII.I,IE If you're feeling blue and want a quick cure, here's the person to come to. The only thing Millie really dislikes doing is selling hats. She's doing her part hy working in the afternoons in one of the offices at Armstrong's. You can bet she keeps her co-workers happy. ERMA FORNEY USHORTY' As the scribe to the Tri H-Y. Erma was found efficient and de- pendable. Forney is a lover of sports and is a tireless worker in all activities. Erma has really surprised us all by being vcry steady at things, like, Dick, for instance. RICHARD CIBBS DICK Dick is one of those quiet fellows whom you seldom find at M. T. H. S. The Senior Prom had no appeal to Dick as he spent that evening in Philadelphia listening to Frankie Sinatra. Dick is a swell fellow but does a little worrying. NANCY GRAYBILL NAN A tall, brunette, Nancy isn't known for her ability in thc class- room. But just get her wound upl Her comments certainly add to the humor of the editorial staff meetings. BETTY GROSCHUP BETTY The only sunflower blonde in the class, Betty is never without an ornament in her hair. Betty's favorite color is red and her favorite pastime is jitterbugging with sailors.

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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

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NEFF VUE - - KENNETH HELM KEN Feminine hearts really flutter when this blond Adonis passes. An all-round sports enthusiast, Kenny should wear his Air Corps uniform proudly when he leaves our halls to serve his country. The girls will be sorry, Kenny! CAROLYN HERR CAROL Carol is a girl with blonde hair, for had you noticed?l an in- terest in the medical profession, an ability to pull down the A's with apparent ease, athletic skill, a megaphone, and an indomitable ambition. ADELE HERSHER DELL We'll all remember Dell for her part in The Zombie, all those A's, a certain musical instrument, her powerful, if not convincing, oratory against love lwhom does she think she's kidding?l, and a nice, but too infrequent. sincere smile. ROBERT HERSHEY BOB Bob is really a swell fellow and one of the best around. Al- though he is rather hard to get to know, he has a swell personality and has some qualities which some wolves around here lack. ELIZABETH HESS HESSIE Elizabeth is our dark-complexioned sweater girl. She takes an interest in sports, most of all basketball. I mean boys' basketball, especially when our team plays East Lampeler. He's number - -. HARRY HESS HARRY This boy with his blond hair and appealing smile is one of the sailors of our class. But Lancaster-especially Francis Avenue- is his only port. HERBERT HESS HERBY This must be one of the many carrot lovers, for there must be some explanation for that curly hair, the rosy cheeks, and that gorgeous smile. Although Herby is rather quiet, he is very con- genial and a swell pal, especially when it comes to helping us moronic algebra students. DOROTHY HOSTETTER DOT Dot is a quiet girl and serious, too. But not solemn-as any- one who's ever seen her smile will agree enthusiastically. We'd all like to know what thoughts go on behind that pleasant, smil- ing face-for Dot is quite a mystery to us all. Page Nineteen