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

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CHARLES A. ESHLEMAN Esh1eman Basketball, F.F.A. This Washington Boro lad is a faithful par- ticipant in the noon games. Volleyball and shuffleboard are his specialties. Much more interesting than books, says Charles, with a merry twinkle in his eye. NANCY FRAIM Nan Bus Patrol CV.-Pres.l, Iunior Play, Nan's dark hair and eyes make her look quite dignified and sophisticated. Her friends are many, and her talents and accomplish- ments certainly are not few. We aren't alto- gether sure of Nan's future, but here's wishing her success in anything she undertakes. MILDRED FREY Millie Tri-Hi-Y. A future beauty culturist is our Millie. Shes pleasant, friendly, and loves to have a good time. Confidentially, she thinks Bausman is a very enjoyable place to spend her extra Wednesday and Saturday nights. LeROY FUNK Funkie Fire Squad, Bus Patrol. Meet Manor's super-salesman. When the magazine campaign comes around everyone tries to find out how much Funkie is going to hand in. We don't know Where he sells them all, but he is great insurance for the ice cream party. We see a great future for LeRoy as a super-salesman. EARL W. FURLOW Professor Photography Club, Operetta, Popular Music, Band, Iunior Music, Trumpeter, Glee Club, Spring Musical, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Na- tional Honor Society. ls there anything that the young gentleman before us cannot do? Not on your lifel He makes good grades, also finds time to tease Fern and take part in plays. Holds long and confidential conversations with Elmer Hick- orybottom. His camera never misses. CALVIN HEISEY Johnnie Glee Club, Service Club. There's never a dull moment when Calvin is around. He's noisy, funny and popular around school. He's also a great guy with the girls. He's a good sport and is interested in the Navy. IOHN HERB lack Senior Play. Iack is one of Manor's few quiet fellows- sometimes. Although he is quiet, he is quite a Man about Manor. lack is interested in certain girls-especially that one on Iaines Street on which he frequently wastes his gas and tires. Official business, he says. VERNON HERR Steam Band, Orchestra. Well, I guess I forgot it, says Steam alter searching his pockets iruitlessly for the long-overdue excuse. Steam does remem- ber to come to school some days, however. Then he may be seen moving slowly on his way to class. Take it easy, Steam. Twenty-seven I. 'Fr' 'flifilf'-' 'H Skirt?-W f 5 ,jf nga st Qs -, ily. fy--. .,,. v-as . ls lu' l wi ,l'i1A-'M . .mg ik. .gr 'iii H.. .3. 5' ll,-1 Q' C tl l ' Fifgfag Fl , , it Si ' .. , 1 1 ii 4 Qs it i s , V.,.iw.a- li. :. t , t I- A r. ,' I. t is . iss t Nfl-,' 'ss s B su . i . 5 is 1 I 55 l ig ir. . 1. sl- ,ss 'Q Allis w s WWE t, Y' is ix s... .ss it . BPT l. sk ss if VH 1 'ss R iw tm s , .1 . 1- 'L' lewis' ,A ,s lt I di. .-, . : . . A .J 1 lm ll Q , . .1 A 1 I '. t i .4 'ii ii at . l ...l.....J.. I r - :msg N E .Sorrell IR. , .EE 5 l . , is iw is s . if K.. . ms s. ss is ages.. E s sg as is B5 . E is -E-.rss is-iw erm- H it mln? I 1 .si '5 'ul HBE-5 '91 - . K. H.. i m 5:2 if s as SWB .K was , ss tiff? lay, .. ,gwa -fain E 1 ' s is me n ,,.m , as . in is it ss s 'ss new mtg swi- ,ss els ei s s 3. . E. is use s. I is s s is Q5 ss s - ss -m s- B-is s 2-- wx m. is E mf 2 ss is as SM, it s s s gg F we is ss Q i is W its is NE sg. - Q s is is s is spam as. 59. A i

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MARGARET LONG Margie Ohl this Algebra! Usually with Mary and Violet. Quite fond of her soldier boy. Pretty nice, aren't they Margie ? CHARLES MILLER Bing Athletic Assoc., Baseball, Basketball. Outstanding in sports, good arguer, and slow about getting dressed is the six-foot lad who hails from George Street. His main in- terest is Women-or shall we say a Woman. Aye, Bing ? GLENN MORRISON Glenn I-V Basketball, Model Airplane, Fire Squad. Meet a real American boy. Glenn tackles his studies with vigor and enthusiasm and he gets results. He carries his pep into noon- time games also. We are sure that Glenn will be a steady worth-While citizen in his local community. EUGENE NEWCOMER Brains Student Council, Bus Patrol fPres.l, Fire Squad, National Honor Society. President of the Bus Patrol, Chief Iustice of the Student Council and first on the Honor Roll, this is Eugene. A good all-around stu- dent. He is preparing for college Where We know he will continue his excellent record. EARL PETERS Pete Service Club, Radio Club. Here is a well-known prankster about Manor, a giggling fellow, famous for his many freckles. Pete likes to play ping-pong, shuffleboard and basketball. ln his spare time after school he builds model airplanes. HARRY PFAUTZ Speed Hm-m-m, mutters Harry as he fishes in his pockets for the excuse card, l'll bring it in tomorrow-honest I Will. Behold the busi- est man in our class! A soybean farmer, student and usher rolled into one. Whatta man! CHARLES RICE Charley Aircraft Modeling Club. Charley is our handsome fellow who spends so much time building model airplanes. His jolly and carefree attitude toward life makes him a well liked member of the class. IEAN RINEER Rineer Tri-Hi-Y, Trum peter, Manor ,Hi-Lights, Archery. Where there's excitement you'll find lean. She's the little girl with the twinkle in her eye. Swell pal with a good disposition. Always ready to join in on some trick or prank. Twenty nine