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

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The Teopldf Cfzozke- To you , Mr. Brackbill, We should like to show our appreciation for the manner and spirit which you have displayed in taking the interest of our school to heart. Although you have been with us for only two years, We have discovered that you have given of yourself wholeheartedly to the Work of Manor. By doing this you have won a warm spot in the hearts of all the students. Be- cause this is our sincere feeling, we, the class of '45, dedicate this book to you. Four

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A. NORMAN RANCK Supervising Principal Mathematics Millersville State Teachers College. 1922: A.B. Franklin and Biarshall College, 19275 M.Ed., Temple Uni- versity, 1938. Here we have lylr. Ranck, our well- known Supervising Principal. He has been our friend and adviser in many situations and we're sure everyone will always remember him. NORMA ASTON English B.S., Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, 1943. A student at Manor herself a few years before, Miss Aston has come back to join us as one of the faculty. Besides being a capable English teacher, she has coached the Senior class through two successful plays. We hope her future English classes won't give her the headaches we've caused her in her two years with us, J. LESTER CHARLES Industrial Arts B.S., ltlillersville State Teachers Col- lege. 19383 Pennsylvania State College, summer sessions, 1940. Big, round, and cheerful is our J. V. coach. Teaching Industrial Arts, coaching basketball and working as a draftsman at Armstrong's occupies a lot of his time. but last summer he found time to take a step which he now says he should have taken long ago. Bless his little heart, he got married! CATHERINE COLEMAN Supervisor of Instrumental Music B.S., Lebanon Valley College, 19413 summer college, Columbia University, 1940: Extension School, Lebanon Valley College, 1944. Now 1et's go back to the beginning and play through the whole selectionf' If you walk into the gym Lionday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday you will probably hear these words spoken by Miss Coleman, our Very capable band directress. Miss Coleman has organized one of the largest high school bands in the county along with orchestra work and giving individual lessons. We hope that in the years to come she will continue to bring the fame to Manor that she has already brought, EVELYN T. ENCK Physical Education, Health, Civics Temple University, 1943. Miss Enck, the well-liked physical education teacher, has done splendid work with the hockey team this year. She also takes the keenest delight in practicing ju jitsu with the students. Try shaking her hand sometime, but don't say we didn't warn you. S ix A. LANDIS BRACKBILL High School Principal lXIatlu-matics and Geometry A.B., Duke University, 1934: BLS. in Education, University of Pennsylvania, 1943. Mr. Brackbill, for the past two years, has been our very eflicient Principal. His main interests are sports and his two children. We all know that he was greatly disappointed as to the out- come of the Duke-Navy football game. Some time ask Mfr. Brackbill how he likes his garden and also about the draperies he chose for his home. HARRY M. BOOK Art Millersville State Teachers College, 19243 B.S., Pennsylvania State College, 19293 M.A., Columbia University, 1936. Here is our genial, friendly, art teacher. Mr. Book has the knack of getting his students to do more than they think they can do. We thank him for his many helpful suggestions to the Art Staff of The Trumpeter. H. STANLEY CHARLES History, Latin BS., Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, 1935: post graduate, lNIillersville State Teachers College, 1937, 1938, 1939. Mr. Charles is the Senior class's better half and whenever you want any advice you can always find him in Room 9. Mr, Charles is a very busy man but he seems always to have time to carry on correspondence with the boys in the service. lwlr. Charles notices pretty girls but always remarks that they aren't as pretty as his wife. PAUL C. EHRHART Social Studies, French, 'Counseling A.B., Franklin and Marshall, 19273 M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1934. Hhiay I help you? is a favorite expression of hir. Ehrhart's both in Garvinls store and in school. But donlt think these are the only jobs Mr. Ehrhart has. His other two big interests are his wife and children and his vegetable garden. His pleasant disposition and fairness in his dealings with the students plus his skill in teaching have endeared him to all of us. LILLIAN M. FRANTZ Home Economics, Biology B.S. Temple University, 1932, Temple graduate work, 1939-1940: Millers- ville State Teachers College, 1918, 1934: Pennsylvania State College, Summer session, 1931. Miss Frantz is the capable dependa- ble, and efficient Home Economics teacher. Her fdignitv and quiet personality are two of her many charm- ing characteristics. Many home eco- nomics students have been inspired by her ability for making The Home Beautiful. According to the Hcookies' in the cafeteria, it takes only a word or two to describe Miss Frantz-thv indispensable!!