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

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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

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HAROLD RINEER Mickey Mickey is Manor's Red Skelton. He is always cheerful, full of pep, and an ardent friend. He hails from Mt. Nebo and is a regu- lar member of the Blue Room. One of his weaknesses is a blonde junior girl named Gladys. IAMES RUMIVIEI. lim Model Airplane Club. And why were you tardy, Iames? Well -uh-er-I oversleptf' A conversation such as this often takes place in home room when lim arrives late. We'll wager plenty that Iames will change his habits when that bugle blows in the army camp. CHARLOTTE SARBAUGH Pinky Trumpeter CBusiness Managerl. Our attractive and definitely blonde, friend- ly, tun'loving, all-around good sport. Her main attraction is 153 North Frederick Street. She enjoys horseback riding, driving her car, telling good jokes. Her favorite color is pink . . . Y. GEORGE W. SHAUB Sl1aubie George has been known to walk home from school instead of riding on the bus. Must like exercise. Likes to tease the girls. Not serious about anything. Looks at the ceiling. Should make a good tank driver. BETTY SHEIRICH Bets Hockey CCapt.l, Orchestra, Soph., Ir., Sr., Treasurer, Volleyball, Popular Music, Leaders' Club, First Aid, Basketball, Archery Club, Iunior Play, Glee Club. A most contagious laugh with a small girl behind it. Sheirich brings fun like April brings showers. Bets' athletic prowess makes her a popular teammate. Her personality is of the explosive type. IEANETTE SHOFF Shoiiie Leaders' Club, Hockey, Basketball, Class Sec., Photography Club, Archery Club, Glee Club, Library Club, Senior Play, National Honor Society. Shoffie's our ever ready secretary who not only takes minutes but spends 'em writing letters to one of Uncle Sam's boys. She's al- ways dashing hither and yon-has an activity in every corner. ARLENE SNYDER Arlene Trumpeter, Library Club, Glee Club, Dra- matics Club. Here is another quiet girl. Arlene always dresses neatly. She is really talkative when you get to know her. When she is a member of a club, that club gets things done. RICHARD STEHMAN Dick Service Club, Band. Richard toots in the band and plays an en- thusiastic game of shutfleboard at noon in the gym. He likes to haul off and hit a volley- ball. Never bothers the girls-much. Suc- cess to you, Richard. . Thirty