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

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MILDRED N. HESS Hessie Tri-Hi-Y CV. Pres.l, Glee Club, Manor Hi- Lights, Ticket Manager, National Honor Society. An employer's dream of a perfect secretary. She keeps her vocal cords busy talking or singing. Mildred's pet hate is sauer kraut. Her name is always on the list under Magna Cum Honore. RUTH IARRETT Porkie Operetta, Iunior Play, Senior Play. Laughing, jolly and talkative, she just loves redheads. Her aim is to become a good sec- retary but we think she'll make a better housewife. IOHN LEED Leed Leed has ambitions to become a great businessman. If luck means anything, he will probably succeed. Remember, he won the war bond in the magazine campaign. Iohn likes to swim. You should see him cut the water in the college pool, BETTY NEFF Nettie Tri-Hi-Y, Trumpeter, Glee Club, Manor Hi- Lights. A sweet little lady and a good conversa- tionalist is our Betty with her charming per- sonality and winning smile. She seems to have an excellent recipe for making friends and keeping them. Her art contributions to Trumpeter and Manor Hi-Lights have been invaluable. Some laddie will be a lucky fellow! BETTY ORBANK Bets Tri-Hi-Y, Trumpeter, Dramatics Club. Here is a courteous, considerate girl, a friend well worth having. There is never a dull moment when Betty is around. Would make good as an operator of a beauty shop, although her ambition is to become a good secretary. IACQUELINE OVERLY Iackie V.-Pres. of Iunior and Senior Class, Library Club fSec.l, Gym Captain, Dramatics Club lPres.l, Trumpeter, Honor Society, Manor Hi- Lights, Operetta, Basketball, Glee Club. Take a pair of innocent brown eyes, set them in a pretty face and hide them behind smart spectacles and you have lackie. But don't let the expression fool you-she's into everything, including some people's hair- even though she does blush in the most ap- proved fashion when embarrassed. VIOLET RANKIN Vicki Tri-Hi-Y. Small featured with dark hair, she is usually found with Mary and Margie Is never found loitering in the halls-always in a hurry to get to her next class. HELEN RETTEW Helen Operetta, Tri-Hi-Y, Iunior Play. The closest Manor can come to Shirley Temple-complete with curls and a twinkle in her eye. She has a laugh for each curl and every twinkle means a trick. We all like I-le1en. Twenty two

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CLAYTON GERLACH Clcxyt Hi-Y Club tPres.J. A friendly, steady, dependable lellow is Clayton. Works on farm . . . enters school six weeks late . . . soon catches up to cmd passes rest of class. Volleyball and shuffle- board hold his interest at noon time. A career in commercial work will follow graduation. Is well known lor his witty remarks in English c ass. BETTY IANE GOOD Goodie Operetta. A good student with a rapid brand of chat- ter. E. I. is short, quick-tempered, and almost skinny. She'll good-naturedly help you with your homework . . . her's is usually done on time. In between studying she reads every- thing the library has to offer. DOROTHY GROFF Dot Glee Club, Operetta, Bus Patrol. When they speak of crowning glory they mean Dot's lustrous black hair. A Marticville hick, Dot has been known to do some duet- ing with Flossie. A good sport with a quick answer for 'most anything. SYBILLA HAEFNER Billie Tri-Hi-Y, Archery Club, Leaders' Club, Dra- matics Club, Basketball, Manor Hi-Lights, Trumpeter, junior Play, National Honor Society. Willowy is the word for Billie, but don't let the butter-melting voice deceive you . . . she's a perfect partner-in-crime for Iackie's exploits. Her love-life is a secret, but we know he belongs strictly to the Navy. DOROTHY IANE HERR Dot Operetta, Manor Hi-Lights. Plenty of pep, always laughing, and has that gleam in her eye. Has the qualities of a whiz-bang secretary . . . if she can find an employer with a cast-iron nervous system and an unshakable sense ot humor . . . and if that certain fellow with the Packard doesn't change her plans. MARY HERR Mary Tri-Hi-Y, Photography Club, Library Club, Manor Hi-Lights, Trumpeter. Mary, a quiet, shy girl, is a friend to every- one. She has thoughtful ideas and does well in her studies. You will never find a truer or more dependable friend than Mary, EDNA HESS Eddie Library Club, lPres.l Glee Club, Trumpeter. Fun-loving, yet quiet and a conscientious student whom you love to have around. En- joys exchanging good jokes with her many friends. We believe her ambition is to be- come a young farmer's wife . . . but before this we might find her as an efficient secretary. ERMA HESS Hessie Library Club, Trumpeter. Goody-goods come in little packages. Well, that fits this blonde Miss to a T , Erma's friendly giggle can be heard any- where anytime. The commercial iield occu- pies most of her time, but regardless of what lies ahead we know it spells success, Twenty one

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MARIAN SAN GREY Mazzie Tri-Hi-Y CSec.l, Glee Club, Manor Hi-Lights. A friend to everyone, she is usually quiet, good-looking, well-mannered, and willing to help anyone. Don't let Mazzie fool you, she is quite talkative after one gets to know her and is always willing to make a new friend. FERN SCHEUING Fern Operetta, Glee Club, Manor Hi-Lights, Trumpeter. Fern's the talkative little lady who shows her ability in the commercial field and in giving her frank opinion along any line. Her pet interest is trumpet players . . . Ohg pardon us . . . we mean a certain trumpet player. GRACE STERNEMAN Gracie Tri-Hi-Y, Bus Patrol, Dramatics Club, Manor Hi-Lights, Trumpeter. Gracie is talkative, friendly, loves to giggle, and never bothers to hurry. She has beautiful brown eyes and makes use of them. Her ambition is to become a good secretary in which we know she will succeed. Her hobbies are dancing, ice skating, tennis, swimming, and teasing Betty, GRACE WITMER Grace Manor Hi-Lights, Trumpeter. A likeable girl, always ready for a good time. Likes good books and certain movies. Also, that daily trip to the store is quite inter- esting. Grace hopes to work in an office after school. BETTY ZERCHER Betty Operetta, Glee Club, Popular Music Club, Trumpeter. A swell pal and a friend to everyone. She likes music and is known around Manor for her piano playing. She is also interested in the trumpet, organ and good books. QW? COMMERCIAL COURSE This curriculum is intended for boys and girls who desire to prepare for sec- retarial ancl general office work. It provides for a number of basic courses which are necessary for anyone who expects to find employment of even the simplest sort in any kind of office. x -ig i. Q :tif eg :xx :: '-'-Lliif-1 ' - - 551 1 gpfiiri: :,,,.- E.-.As-.,:.-A-31.11 me- l l l ll 5 i ll i 1, ',. - . 1 0 . , 9 - f 1 , 4 gg,-,Q - - - - - .1-.-.1 .- - - - - - ---1 .e.- - -- ,? S yggggslazzx 512:11 : G2 ' '- -I -3?.:1:::11:111':21151 ' ' e -5. 2211.21-,-1? 1' 2112725275 - fi: ' ' A, ... ..... .-.- ,..-, Pwenty thi ee .R-W-.12-fr nw ww,-f -1-e-ff.,-w i. . A F. XM, , ,A . ,L V, dnt., ict, in I M . , L git? lj- A L fs' V ' :-- :TIE ,,11 3f g-' 1 .t - ' , -V 4' i N , , gi .I . . -f'- ' .b 1 3 .-- ' 9.22 ..r si . , ., f il., ' 1 f 't 5, '- -,J ff- -F 1- , , -Y M , . 1 . - ' wr'-' '44 r tl ' - 1 4 . , W L v. .. . 1-. l it f W ,..: , .. A we , 1 .1 s. , ,-,, .-41 ,. . . , . U , -Q. , - 2 ...,.,f.. if , l, ,U . f 1 . . . ,- J ,vi . A.'w:fi,n .uw ,' V .. I , - .l - 1 .3 .. t ., . - --, .,.j'ip,..L,.,, - ' 'Jg -. L ' . , - 3' - , P . , .5,., .,.,.:-:wi iv, -G A. I Z V:-:-L' -I-:Lf ' -:P ' ' n t . I-:aff - v , Q ,N - 4. .M 1 ,gt -1 , '.,'-, -,. we 5 .3 AV, .5 ,gilt we nz! ff 1,1 i3,' x ,uf , .ffl Ei H354 mf 'l lt 4, .tr i Hr it 't ft it 1- .4 tv ll ?i' ' 'L vu l ,l Vit, tip it I . t 'X W ffm 3 ' 1 4 sa ' if 53? l ,tbl H 21 sg 1 ,its in , ig, fi li me at 'Q Z an Njitf 3 f 1 'F-mg f fytiv E. vu v4 1, A - ' ' 1 ,2. 'w ' - t ' ' ,. .3 1 J 'Q.5:,., 1 , , v i 1i: :.:g-.:. 1 - , ' 1i'i 'i' :.:'z,. 'i' . i ' L: ,ly . Y 4 H I up I V 2 ls. ',' , gf. J ff ., - , - , , ::- ,n ge 1, 1-i ii, lf, at , ,,-1'-.,i', lv. H, us, , '1' L -pie,-?.',j3i,,l, . .' qt.. ..,. .....s'1' cg . x - ,-. wart . . V--, t- A Q. t-.AH .- -- ., I - .-1 l M.. H- , -- -fu -f .Ml v :'- 'X ..,. - sig,-2, 'fee F-'.i:v- git-M. r n tg -V , V- -'pl .- 'ia .75 -v' ' ' 7: , 'f :..-19,1 ' '::: gif-'E--reg' A '- :Wi H7727 M., ',:,,4 K , ,.'l '-2 '- 1 If is gr ri-3.5, eg , - I ,A -, N 'ibigik gzwjli Ii tg V -Ez: -:X E' ,f '- -2 ' -1 :- 1141 f- Q ,av ' .t 1 J . .5-1 ' Q- .,,., 9 1 ' 1. F Q -l 2 : if Q 1 - - 1 if . w w 1 ., fi -'li-Wi 1 K-'fliftf Q9 V --Nxt ' ' ' T - -. f t..,l 1-1 tg ,, ,r l gf f 4 ,- fk rv f- fr, A , 1-Sager: I ... .1 . 1- . .w. .B,.- '- i:.:...:.. --W -mm s gi .. .:-sw. ' -is ---' if 1 in wg... fr . 11-' ' - .rmm vs .. M11 f 1-Q 1 .ii 1 -ty V, 'ff i'i.:,,3-Q:1' .' rj-,fi f5 'f91.gfEE!Lr,i5t 'f 2, l- wk ,Qi--' I' 'EL' gig. ff! fn Fli.fi.Q i i 4'K: xZ QE :flue 312' R-