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

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MARTIN LUTHER KEAYS History Millersville Slate Tein'liers College, 1950, B.s. Tall, blond and well huilt-'-jirst year at Manor-drives a green Ford to school f--tearher of llistoryf -has her n seen skip- ping steps between classes arlrnired lny many of his female pupils flilres a good game of ping-pong adviser of Sports Club. WALTER H. QUAY Health. Physical Education. Science West Chester State Teachers College, 19493 B.S. Temple University, 1950, M .ELL Tall, rlarlc and good looking but mar- riedlf-fplenty of pep--well liked hy all ffworshipped by his boysfpet peeve is giggling girls in homeroom- 'coaching the surfer tearn. DONALD L. ROBERTS English. History Millersville State Tvuullers College. 1950, B.S. A good dramatics roar-li' fquiet study halls??? ooh, girls, did you see that rnuslar-he? very pruurl of his daugh- ter a san-aslir' manner really knows his xmfi. GLENNA R. SCHULTZ Health. Physical Education Full of uirn, vigor and vitality-hearty and popular cnach hails from Boyertou n likes to dance lspecially is Boyer- lown Hopnj good swimmer and diver- - spends summers at camp as n waitress - has inherited a snazzy !'0ll1,'PflilllP 'IlI1l- urally curly hair. LOIS E. SHEAFFER Vocal Music, English Pennsylvania Stale College, 1943, ln4.S. Summer Session, 1950. Keeps the Clee Clulfs vocal rhnrds in tune ---- likes to sing and dam-ef frlrirex a rar to school-Y-very sharp dresser has quite a varielv' of earrings -'worked lznrd on the spring uperella holds her head in rnulnenls al exasperalion' rule giggle. HOWARD P. SIGLIN Agriculture Penrisylvunia State College, 1933, Surn- mer Session, 1924, B.S. Millersville State 'I'ear-liars College, Sunnner Session, 1937, 1938: Temple University, 1950, M.A. Adviser of the F.F..4. and Fire Squad ffdrives a black Cherry to srhool- -neat dresserffquiet voice'--rieoer strays far from Room Two took a rnonth's leave of alrsenve from schoolfr-nmmands re- spert from the students. NANCY E. SUTER Commercial Studies Temple Un iversity. Very tall and well dressed known for dictating long letters-flikes high heeleal shoes-Adignijied--keeps very good disei, plinefrool, calm and eollevtetl - uagsldkljgh etc. etc. etc. HENRY U. WALKER Mathematics. English Millersville State Teavlivrs College, 19158, PLS.: University uf l-'ennsylvun.a. Pennsylvania State College. Strict and precise teacher--tall and has an athletiv lruildf 'taught classes in the Ere hall this year-V-likes to tease'- an unusual sense of hnmorfflakes a great interest in his daughter and san f delights in giving surprise tests to his classes. MICHAEL WENGLASZ Social Studies Millersville Stale Teachers College, 19-18, B.S. Summer Session, 1948. An all around athlete that vute grin -easy going and good natured 'wears beautiful ties-f-famous for his pep talks in assembly'-Millersville rerrention su- pervisor in the summer- patient up lu 1 certain point. GERALDINE WOLF E Librarian. English Millersville Stale Teaclivrs College, 1950, B.S. .-lduisar of Library Club-keeps llle library tidy and attractive--likes lrrigh! Colors - varied wardrobe sf- likes lo attend school plays and events --wears ri huge sparkler-Hrnain interest is the Air Forcef-reads many books.

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NORMA B. ASTON English M.S.T.C., 1943, B.S.g Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University, 1947, M.A. Our energetic and well spoken English teacher--does a grand jab of advising the National Honor Society-'likes to tease--spent many evenings at the Heart Haven tutoring youngsters this winter-- eninys good plays and maoiess--directed the lunior Play. MARGARET BRENNEMAN Art M.S.T.C., 1937: Art Sturly, Penn State. 1933. Kept the art room herlerked with un- usual displaysfwears tailored clothes-- very ambitious and vooperntivefmar- tied and the mother of a girl and boy- active in community affairs-a warm and friendly smile. l. LESTER CHARLES Industrial Arts Millersville State Teavhers College, 1938: B.S., Pennsylvania State College, 1940. Good homeroom teaoherigrujf voice- hearty laughfcollects excuse blanks promptly'-when he's mad, watch out! a good family man-frlrioes a Mercury. H. STANLEY CHARLES History. Latin Millersville State Teachers College, 1935, B.S. Post-Graduate 1937, 1938, 1939. Great favorite with the studentsfun- derstanrlingf-tells very interesting talesff big brown eyes-fclassic profile--thinks American History is THE suhjectfavl- viser of the Trumpeter. PAUL C. EHRHART Social Studies. French Franklin and Marshall College, 1927: A.B., University of Pennsylvania, 19343 M.A., General Guidance, Franklin and Marsllall College. Ambitious and conscientious teacher! directed our Senior play this year- father of two energetic childrenffworks hard on the lighting for our evening programs at school --well versed in na- tional affairs-gioes lengthy festsfalwnys willing to help and guide students. DANIEL G. ENGLE Mathematics. Science Grantham Junior College, 19365 Hough- ton College, 1940, A.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology- 1943. Has ri gay laugh--likes to peer through the microscope4drioes a shiny Uldsmn- bile-takes roll in study hall4ndviser ta the Student Counrildrarries a brief case-takes great pride in his home on Wabank RoadfAenrolled in a night Phy- sirs course at F. and M. MARGARET 1-'ALK Home Economics Mansfield State Tearhers College. 1950, B.S. Anyone hungry???4Come on'a Room Four!-drives a two-tone Chevy to school -pretty smilegwas a beautiful winter bride this past January-hubby is a music teacher-fdresses neatfhelps with the make-up for school programsvteaches the fellows to cook in Cooking Club. RICHARD W. HASTINGS Supervisor ol Instrumental Music Temple University, 1947, B.S.g Sum- mer Session 1948, 1949: M.E1l., 1950. Jazz king of Manorfsharp dresser- hobby is oil painting and photographyef keeps the dance band and regular band active in public appearances' rheerer al Temple fwonder why?lfsupporter of srhool functions---enjoys giving pep talks in assembly. DORIS K. HOSLER Commercial Studies Bloomsburg State Teachers Coll:-gc, 1948, B.S. Good things come in small packages - ruteismall but mightyf-very systematic --a businesswomanh-manages the hmm' eial part of the newspaper-hates waiting for the bus on rainy mornings' -twink- ling brown eyes. PAUL H. IOHNSON Science. Mathematics Franklin and Marshall College, 1925- 19283 A.B. University of Maryland, Sum- mer Session, 1931. Very distinguished'-a cute mustachei welcomes girls to his physics classes?? photography is his hobby-keeps the stu- dents on their toesfdrives a green Mer- curyfif in class you would stay, put that other work away.

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SARA E NEFF MARY KREIDER Secreiury Nurse Our rlzir' IIIII4' srhuul nurxr' a1u'uy.v pulivnt mul vlu'f'rfuI kwps rlwvk nu Ihr' zflvrrlrrulury um! funiur high sr-lumix dlirvs livr rur lu .frlmol likvx In rvuri lvllzpvmlurvx 'mil lukv pulxvs. Trim fmrl wffic'ir'nt'fuefy bu.vine.wslike 11 rrinning .vmilv molhvr of Iwo boys lik:-.v In frm-Irv! in Ieixuru mvmenlsf- un 1-xrzvl If-gilnlv pvnmanship. SCHOOL BOARD Paul llufler, Amos Rohrer, Albert Weaver, George Kntz, Fircl E'llf'llUH!'l, Danim-l Rvtlew, Sanders P. Mvihnnsvy, Lester Rves, Paris Herr, Ralph Brenneman, A. Norman Ranck, Supervising Principal.