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

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MIRIAM HAINES Librarian, English B.S., Millersville State 'l'c-achers Col- lege, 1944. A newcomer to our faculty this year, Miss Haines took over the hard job of overseeing the library. We agree it was quite a job but she handled it. Here's luck to her in her future years at Manor. PAUL H. JOHNSON Science, lwlathcmatics A.B,, Franklin and lylarshall, 1925- 19281 University of Maryland, summer session, 1931. Who is that good humored science teacher down in Room 1? Mr. Jolmson of course. He is always striving to impart some knowledge of science to the brains of some of his not-so-bright students. But give him credit. However tough it may be, he succeeds, CHESTER PHILIPS Physical Education, General Business B.S.. Ithaca College, N. Y., 1941, Girls! Did you see our new athletic coach-tall, dark, and hand- some? But don't get excited, he brought his bride along. Mr. Phillips has come from our neighboring state, New York, as Director of Physical Education for the boys. Judging from the way the boys are playing basketball this season, he is doing a grand job. May he stay at Manor High a long time. EDNA SNYDER Commercial Studies B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College, 1944, As a newcomer to Manor this little bundle of joy has learned a lot and so have we. There isn't very much of her but what little there is, is powerful, We have a feeling that that lucky Sailor who holds most of her attention is soon going to be making her a Mrs. and we certainly wish her all the success and happiness in the world. Seven PEGGY R. HOLOVIAK Commercial Studies B.S., in Business Education, Blooms- burg State Teachers College, 1943. Here is the Commercial Teacher of Russian Ancestry. This light-haired, blue-eyed Bliss is certainly doing her bit for her country by keeping up the morale of a certain lN1arine, She also knows her Bookkeeping and Shorthand very well Cin fact she almost left us this year for a higher positionj. One of her hobbies is flying and she cer- tainly can handle one of those big birds smoothly. EMMA CATHERINE MILLER English, Music B.S., Lebanon Valley College, 1944. lNIiss Biiller is our new music teacher. She graduated from Lebanon Valley College and Conservatory in 1944. While at this college she played the piano, violin, bass horn, trombone, and baritone, and was a member of the Glee Club, Orchestra, and Band. Miss Miller was constantly up before the jiggerboard, her college's form of student council. Here, at lNIan0r she is the leader of the Glee Club, Choral Speaking Club, Girl's Trio, and Boys' Quartet. Miss Miller is also an adviser of the Freshman class. A very busy person, indeed. HOWARD P. SIGLIN Agriculture BIS., Pennsylvania State College. 1922, summer session, 19245 Millersville State Teachers College, summer ses- sions, 1937, 1938. Here's the man who kept us remem- bering. and reminded us that there was a war going on. He worked hard to get everyone to cooperate in the tin can drive, milk-pod collection, news- paper and scrap drives, and he suc- ceeded. His work with the F. F. A. boys, teaching, and war defense work surely provided a full year for this very capable teacher of Agricultural studies. MARY JANE TRAVIS English, Biology, lkiathematics B.S,, Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, 1943. MmAcute isn't she? Goody goods come in small packages. This suits this little miss to a T , She certainly does know her English, Biology and lNIath. A very neat dresser and, oh ask Mr. Johnsonj. SARA E. NEFF Secretary lf you are uncertain as to where a something is located, just go to the office and ask Sara-she can tell you. There isn't any time that you won't find her right on the job, Really, l don't know what we'd do without her. yes, can she ever roller skate! Gust

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