Penn Manor High School - Trumpeter Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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ALVIN KUNZE Kunze A quiet boy, gentle, kind and honest. He is willing to help wherever he may and takes an interest in his lessons. Alvin may some day own a bank for with.his experience of loaning and col- lecting dimes and nickels from thelmys and with tlhe knowledge received in problems class he should be ready for the work. VVe never heard Alvin tell- ing what he expects to do when he is through school but men like him will be needed in this world. REBA KATHRYN LEFEVER Mish Reba is a busy lass NVho worries lest she should not pass, But this one fact you can't deny, That all 'her marks have averaged high. Wliat would We do without our Com- mercial students? Reba works hard as shown by the fact that her name is seldom missed on the Honor Roll. This year she was picked to be the Secre- tary in the Magazine campaign and she certainly proved to be a capable one. ESTHER El,IZABE'I'l1I LEHMAN Lehman A jolly pal with a friendly smile. 'l'hat's Esther. VVhen thc world is top- sy-turvy and everytlring goes wrong she takes it with a grin. CHow we lesser beings admire a disposition like that.J WVhat a girl to help a befuddled or lazy classmate. Esther likes the out doors and is a girl scout. On top of all that Esther is an artist and is very fond of oil painting. Keep it up, Esth- er, and you Il make your mark. ELSIE MAE LENNOX Elsie Hush now Elsie '-'Don't you cry, You'll'be a 'big girl Pye and bye. Oh, there she is! But there how did you expect such a studious girl as El- sie to be big? Some may t'hink she is quiet, but l'm afraid they don't know her. So beware when you see those big eyes, so sparklling, for somewhere in their depths, there is some mischief. Elsie expects to become a teacher some day, and in this, we feel she will succeed. CLARA LILLEY Clara Bow This is another of our quiet lassies. But can Clara blush? Well, just ask anyone who knows. Clara has a cheer- ful smile for everyone and she's a. jolly good sport, too. She can take a lot of joking and take it ilvike a sport, but don't let them kid you too much, Clara.. This lass is fond of music and she can play the violin. You're on the right track. Clara. Just keep it up and you'll get there.

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WILLIAINI D. HERTZOG llwim., A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the best of men. Gentle reader, we here 'introduce to you the wittiest member of our class, William Hertzog. Wim's constant jok- ing is a balm for blue Mondays. Of course, Wim has his serious rno- ments: for instance, when he manages the Varsity's chewing gum. Int his Senior year he was Senior manager. Wim is also gifted with dramatic abil- ity, displayed to fine advantage in the Junior play. e CORA AMELIA HESS Hessie 'Hessie' is a friendly dame, Once and always just the same. All, hail! You are looking at the husky girl of our cflass who has capab- ly held the guard position on the Var- sity Basketball team for three years. Don't exquect to feel blue very long when Corie is around for her clever way of expressing things chases away clouds. SARAH WOLF HESS Sallie Did you know we have a celebrity in our class? We are quite proud of Sar- ah for she holds a record as far as marks are concerned. To those who know her best she is a jolly fun loving lass. She is very capable and depend- able too. Give Sallie a job' and you may rest assured that it will be done to the best of her ability. We are sure Sarah will succeed, LESTER EUGENE HOFFMASTER HHOH.. Lester is well known in Manor High for his artistic ability. He is a good student and holds down a position on the National Honor Society. He is al- ways ready to help in any activity, is very active in athletics and is the bus- iness manager of the school paper. But alas, and alack, we must confess that Lester has one serious falllt---'teasing the girls. DORA M. HOSTETTER Dora Here is one lass who is distinguished fur her quietness. She is so quiet that one is apt to overlook her but she's all there just the same. Dora likes her sl'-lilies and her fun as weh, but does she like Chemistry-well just ask her. Never mind Dora-life is not all Chem- istry. ,

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MARY MQMULLEN nMaC,, Mary shows her skill in art, And always tries to do her part. Besides being one of the characters in the Senior play and Treasurer of the ollass in the .lunior year, Mary is Ex- c-hangqe Editor of the Parrot, a sub on the Basketball team, and Secretary of the National Honor Society. Mac has a jolly pleasing personal- ity, and numbers among her talents, playing the piano and painting. Mary has rendered many services to the school .through her skill in this work and has a fine start toward success in becoming an liit-.: ior Decorator. llEU:itai-'- 1'l'tAL4C'!S MlCSC1ER:ils'LTH p ..T0m,, 'I'lz sou-ml of a sigh do . well, ' it the l1't of '1 laugh rings ff Here W- im f,'TL:e-e the ms- .e 'I rn- ber of o,r 'lata b-,'7'W'3,l'Ll,5ll ig- 'r- riiy Bas!- .L.'Y! ieam, President. of our clfiss for th-, 1.15-' two years, male lead in the Operetta in his senior year, and important roles in both Junior and Senior plays. Now just' for a little re- creation to keep life interesting, he spares a few moments for the opposite sex. Tom never has the same girl twice, but he never runs low. ELIZABETH MILLER MEYERS Betty The merry jest, and frequent smile, Makes her friendship well worth whi1e. Smile and the rest of the world smiles with you-that's Betty's motto -Even if she is keeping score. But nevertheless Betty you proved to every one that you were a capable manager, lflesiides being interested in Athletics. she was very much interested in class activities, having taken part in both Junior and Senior plays. Betty says shed like to become a seamstress, but we wonder sometimes if she c'ouldn't bc more contented, sewing buttons and darning socks, CHESTER MYERS Chet The curtain is rising. Behold, the urea! melaphone player! Chet is one of our gang who hails from Conesto- ga. What we know about him and the opposite sex is very little. but we use our imagination a great deal. Chet is a member of the Commercial Class and studies hard, even though he can set the class in an uproar. WVARREN MACKHQ MYERS Porny Behold! There now comes before you thc great musician of the ciiass, Pio- eolo Porny . He is quite an artist on the flute and picoolo and some day ex- pects to go on the stage. He also in- tends to break all records of Bobby Jones and become World's Champion golfer. His one great weakness is that he cannot resist the magnetic power of the ladies' Compliments on his auburn curls. f