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

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JOSEPH J. CHARLES Joe General S orts Club 2' Student Council President' B nd D . 2, 5, 4 6 ,L 2 2, 3, 42 J-V Basketball 21 Glee Club 3, 41 Junior Playg Key Club 41 Senior Play. An all-around Manor man-that's joe. He can always be found with the gang, having fun. Although we don't know just what his future will be, we are sure he will succeed in anything he undertakes. ETHEL S. CHESLEY Ethel General Band 2, 3, 41 Cheerleader 2, 3, 41 Hockey 2, 3, 41 Trum- peter 3, 41 Sanitation Committee 21 Dance Committee 32 Glee Club 3- 42 Dance Band 45 Library Club 3, 41 Gym Captain 31 P. O. D. Club3 Honor Society 3, fVice-Presis denty 41 junior Play3 Home Economics Club3 Senior Play. Peppy, vivacious, and pretty, that's our Ethel! Ethel is the smiling. friendly lass who can be seen out there doing her stuff as a majorette or cheerleader. And, boy, can she handle that brush wn in the art room! A dash of red, a streak bl a patch of yellow-result, a masterpiece. ell, luck, Ethel, and the best of eterything in I cf 1,79 ff N r i - ,539 lash' Rig. L. V 011' GERTRUDE M. DECKERT Gertie Commercial Biindlj, 41 Dramatics Club 32 Dance Band 41 P. O. D. Club3 Senior Play. Were you ever in need of a real pal? Xvell, you'll never find a nicer one than Gertie. She can play a sweet clarinet and is just as good in dancing. For proof of this last statement you should watch her Friday dinner periods. Believe me, she can really jitterbugl ELIZABETH A. DENLINGER Betsy College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 41 Junior Play3 Choral Speaking 2Q P. O. D. Club3 Trumpeter3 Photography CTreasurerj 45 Senior Play. Betsy is one of our Honor Roll students, and certainly is pleased when she gets a better mark than Elizabeth Flory. She helps the band out by playing a clarinet: she helps Photography Club by being treasurerg and she helps herself by chasing after the fellow she has her eyes on. But, all in all, Betsy is sure to get along as well atcollege when she enters in the fall as she did here at Manor. xi' C CANT Sub HAINES P. CLEMENTS Clem General Baseball 3, 42 Bus Patrol 45 P. O .D. Club. This shy, likeable chap is one of the very few quiet boys from Manor. Besides taking part in his school work, he doees a very good job as a bus patrolman. Good luck is bound to follow you, Haines. JANE D. COLVIN Janie General Hockey Team 32 Library Club 3, 41 Junior Play: Trum- peter 45 P. 0. D. Club. Janie's our lanky, luminous star. She is always ready with a line that is typically her own. If you're a friend of hers, she dubs you with a snazzy pet name. The man in her life will surely have to be tall, blond and hand- smne. Look for her at M.S.T.C. Well, natchl -13-

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1 I .- va V FLORENCE M. BUSSELL Flossie Home Economics Tri-Hi-Y li Archery Club 4: P. 0. D. Club: Home Eco- nomics Club. Flossie is that redhead who sells ice cream to us every day at lunch time-with a smile for everyone. She takes her school work as it comes: so, with nary a sigh over fame or fortune, she'll achieve success. MARION CALDWELL Coldwell Commercial Band 2, 3, 4: Hockey Team 3, 4: Gym Captain 3, 4: Archery 4: Basketball: P. 0. D. Club. Who's that short girl that just went whizzing past. Well, I'll be ---- , it's Caldwell! She's a flash on the hockey field and quick with the answers, too, except in class. Her quickest answers come when you ask her about a certain junior boy. ' I Q ' -J ' 'V lllbu .A MELVIN F. BRENNER Judge General Class President 1, 2: Student Council i, 2, 3: Sports Club 2: Baseball 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 3. 42 War Stamp Salesman 5: Magazine Campaign Captain 3: Bus Patrol 4: Key Club 4: Senior Play: P. 0. D. Club. Mmmml l wonder who that tall, handsome fellow with the wavy hair could be! That's Judge Brenner of the Senior Brotherhood. And say, fellow Seniors, re- member how much he enjoyed his act with joey in our junior assembly? Yes, sir, he's a great guy with the girlsl Loads of luck, Judge, and may scores of beautiful women cross your path in the future. RUTH C. BROWN Ruthie College Preparatory Choral Speaking Club 2: Orchestra 2: Girls' Chorus 3, 4: Glee Club 4: P. 0. D. Club: Newspaper Staff. Ruthie is that blonde lass of the keyboard who keeps her figure trim by exercising daily on her scales and arpeggios. Being pianist of the Glee Club keeps her quite busy, but she marches on with a bright Colgate smile. With her tittering laugh and sunny disposition, we know she'll make a hit with the world and will find an open door in some fellow's heart! . 11, W, UF' MAHLON E. CAMPBELL Malone General Sports Club 2: Band 2: Fire Squad 3: Baseball 3: P. O. D. Club: Senior Play. Meet one of the brains of the Senior gang. Whenever the chemistry or P. 0. D. class is on the verge of collapse, Malone comes up with an answer. He frequently be- comes suspicious of the professors when his report card does not contain all A's. Malone is looking forward to the time when he will own one of those neat Buicks or Kaisers. Good luck and success in all you undertake. MARY CAULER Mary Commercial Choral Speaking Club 2: Library Club 3. 4: Trum eter ihusiness managerj: P. 0. D. Club: Newspaper Stafll Who's that ambitious gal Hying around Manor? Why, Mary, of course! Besides doing shorthand, homework, and work for Mr. Ranck, why folks, she has no time for boy friends. Her pet peeve is goats, and say, don't let that goat down on the farm hang you on a tree! Mary is quiet, but very sweet and has many friends at Manor. She will be a line stenographer. All your classmates are for you, Mary. l I

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i i k F i F is Q it ix i i i I i- , ,, J' V i 5 Fa if P L i L V, E v. 1 ,,!. i w R 1 4 Jw,Ju5 -1-fee. HELEN L. DOUTS Douts College Preparatory ' Hockey 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 2, 3: Student Council 5 CSec- retaryj 4: Dramatics Club g: Archery 4: Trumpeter 3, 4: Bus Patrol 5, 1SecretaryJ 4: Cheerleader 4: P. O. D. Club: Senior Play. Helen is one of the faithful and active members of the hockey team. She takes great interest in other school activities, besides sports, and still finds time to do her French IFJ. Her giggle sometimes annoys Mr. johnson during chemistry class. Good luck, Helen, and we are sure you will succeed in the future as you have in the past at Manor. RUTH N. DOMBACH Ruthie Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 5. 4: Newspaper Staff: Trumpeter 4: Dance Band. Ruth is rather a studious' girl: however, she always linds time to cat and ,go to a movie. She is full of fun and is on hand when a ioke is being told. Her main ambition is to do work in an oflice. Ruth spends most of her spare moments either playing her trumpet or the piano. We feel sure that Ruth will prove to he successful in the future as she has in the past at Manor. A A i n X ' . .. ,J ,file 'l ,X 'x 7'l '1C, ,nv V'1'J?ANNE M. DENLINGER Joanne General Choral Speaking Club 2: Library Club 5: Bus Patrol 3, 4: ' mpeter. Our 564 question: Who is the senior girl with those big dimples-usually found with her pal, Jackie Bongart? Why, of course, it's Joanne, whose sweet disposition and sunny smile have already captured the heart of a cer- tain sailor! LEWIS A. DENLINGER Sonny General junior Band 2: Band 5, 4: Baseball 2: P. O. D. Club. Sonny, who hails from Safe Harbor, helps keep the football and baseball games interesting. His main interest, besides being with Kathryn, is to join the Navy. Although he isn't too interested in his studies, he manages to get along. Best of luck to you, Sonny. EVELYN A. ECKMAN Evelyn Commercial Choral Speaking 2: Dramatics Club 5, 4: Bus Patrol 5, 4: Girls' Chorus 4: P. O. D. Club. Bright and early describes this Manor farmerette. I-Ivelyn is up at 5:30 every morning milking, but she still manages to make the honor roll, Rumors are flying that this future secretary has a very special interest in the Army! NEWELL M. ECKMAN Newell General Sports Club 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Service Club 5: Key Club 4: P. 0. D. Club: Soccer 4: Trumpeter 4. Everyone's friend-that's Newell. Besides being a good baseball player, he can really make a racket on those drums. Newell can take as well as give a good joke-he's a swell sport. We aren't too sure of his uture but whatever it may be, if it takes personality, Newell will certainly succeed.