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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

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W2 , .is 7 '- , 9,6 , , ,........M - 'X .f 4: L-am'-i1gi ip.-aww., , , , 'W-ff N x X x 5 ' wa xv 'N S .www A ' 'K' R 1 I , i -Mg M, af 7255 PENN MANOR HIGH SCHOGL MILLERSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA ?zeaewZ4 Me TRUMPETER Se aldmeazfczf Qawmeq afspeciall for You 99 Miss Norma B. Aston and Mr. H. Stanley Charles We dedicate our yearbook to you, our class advisors. For thc interest, time, and guidance which you have given to our class for the past three years we are truly grateful. But what was to us of even greater significance than these attentions was your fine manner, your wholesome attitude which remained constant whether the current was running smoothly or turbulently. We recognize that words so often do not adequately describe how we feel. With these few words, we have tried to express our sincerest appreciation. THE CLASS OF 1958 X X E w 'X . Q E xg my Q2 Mkggt QQ New wus, va ' ' QQQYQEQ V xifgiy . , ,H ,..MQqggEQ5DK3.U.5eN:gq:gil' W x K . fgfzknlfy fersuwzbfz A. NORMAN RANCK A. LANDIS BRACKBILI Supervising Principal Principal xiiiIl'lk'iiH1' Flats- 'I11'2ll'lIl'l'H llullfgv. IU22: MIK.. llulw l'IliX1'I'Nilj. Wifi: MH.. lniwrxily of l'mun iifillllxliil zmzl XIIIINIIUII Hill:-gen IUZT: Nilfnl.. 'l'c'111pl4- Fililllliii. Will: Xlh. 1' - -1 l'llI'4'l'-Iii. IUJH, l,:'I'.v rlrvu Ihr' llllH.N.,-- Tl1w uwu' srfumf will lui fl'lll'.N!I1'f! in ,linux PENN MANOR HIGH SCHOOL BOARD als-11 In-fl In Right: X. Norman Ranvli. SllIN'l'XiiiIiQ1 Principal: Frwl Il. lfinilvy. Tl't'llNlIl'I'l'Z Ifrwl 5. lffhle in in Nun lzirx: Xllvn W. I.:-Fvu-1'. l'l'n-Ni4l1-ul: Imftvl' KI. H4-r-4, Xiu- Pl'f'NiIl4'IllI X. lumlix lilnavklmill. lligll Nluml Pun Vllllli, . . ,. . . ,. , , llltllllgl l,1-it In illgiill lzxixxaiwl li. lxm-ble-5. IIIt'il1lI'1i XI. Huis:-V. lxzilpll li. lgI'l'IlI'llI2ll1. X. lxuy Xlm'i3ul11ll4i. il In lm 1 iximlig. 511111111-I Ni, liLll'lIiFil. lmxli-r H, Signuul,XY,U0llg1iLh liulwllflue-llm-I, N0R1v1A B. ASTON lm WILLIAM N. BARRY English Mathematics, Physical Science 1111111-rsvillc Slate 'I'11a1'11c1's 11111- 11-gc. 1943. 11.54 Tt'i1l'1ll'I'S Col- I'1l'liIl1i11ll 111141 f1Ia1's11u11 1111111-gc. 11-gc. 011111111113 I1l1ive1'sity. 19-17. 1955. NR. NIA.: Wayne I111iv1-rsitv. Sum- K . , ., I , mm. Segsion. 1953. ' I 'Tins IS ll jmrly I'0IlfIIIP prola- vm. HARRY M. BOOK Art NIl1It'l'!-IIIIG' 511111 Il'ilt'1lt'l'i 1.111- It'!t'. 1924. B.-I.: I7t'llIl Statc. 1929. Nil.: tf1111111111ia I1ll1Vt'l'- silv. 1936. i'L1'l'.v gc! lv IFIIFA' nrvr there. H. STANLEY CHARLES History. Latin 'X1i111'1'sv1111- State Tt'2Il'119l'!4 C111- Itlrt 1935: 115.. Post I1I'LItIll11It'. 1937-1939. HI ill-Illlsl wrilc fl1f' Ltllflt I1onl.'. PAUL C. I'1I'IRHAR'I' Social Studies, Guidance I'11'!li11x11ll 111111 Nlarshall 1111111-gc. 1927: IIB.. 1:11iw1'sity 111' 13111111- SVIVEIIIIH. 1934: N1.'X.. I 1l'iltl1i11Il and Ntarslmll H1111-111-. I1t'llt'l'il1 t211i1111111'1-. alfa JllIll'I'S.u MRS. LOIS E. HARSH Vocal Music I,t'llll Statc, 1948, BS.: 511111- ll1t'I' S1-ssitm, 1950. T1'llfll'S uml f1'1ls.wx alone 71011211 ig.. J. LESTER CHARLES English, Shop Mathematics '11i11crsvi111- State '1'ca1'11crs I 11-gc. 1933: Hb.. pt'llll State. 19-111. Gel in lzerv, -T011-I'l' IIIIIYUS llllf' fill' 1'llISS.N D. IRWIN HERR Mathematics NIi111'rsvi11c State Tca1'11c1's 11-gc. 1923: I 1liLlil1i11lt lilltI s11a11 1111111-glc. 1926. HS. Ant 1lnuhts? l l-VI' H. LEE BRUBAKER History, Science M1111-rs' - -'s I1-gc, 1 111111 5ldt1 It11lIltl 1111 9-19, 11.5.2 '1'1'111p11- 11111 sity. 1955, N1.If11.: 'I1t'llllJIt' l1111 versity. 1957. I1lIItI2'llll't' C11-1't1fi1'z1 l,cf'x get it quivr in llf'l'f'.' 1111- SHIRLEY GRII-'FITHS Home Economics N1a111sf11'111 State 'I1t'ill'Ilt'I'S 1111 16519. 1956. 11.5. All right. get to II11' mul ul the ll-I1t'.n C111- Mar- 111111 PAUL H. JOHNSON Science P ROBERT HERR DORIS K HOSLER History Business Education fllillersxille Slate Teaclters Col- Blll0IllS1JllI'g Stale 'lleueliers 1 ' BQ in Flluratiun Vnlle 1918 B9 iiTl1e whole Kffn Knlaonrlle of 'ifusl use your goorl nl1l-fn.vh- vnu u-ill fmre In gnfn ionerl rnmmon seine. WILLIAM LYONS History 1 rankliti aml Nlarsliall College. . v. i X , N251 AB' 1928. UMW'-sity M 1lr1ll1tlSVl1lE'SI2lIE'TPHCIIETH001- lege, 1957: BS. in Erluvation. Nlaryluntl. Sllllllllvl' Session. 1931. i'Tl1is is ilu' seroml time Vw' rrlllerl Yllllf llfft'llfI0lI In fl1l'S.,, A. Mll.'I'0N RANCK Industrial Arts West Chester Slate Teaelters College, lllillersville Stale Teacli- ers fills P 1943 li Q ' 124111 cation. 0.K. stzulems, lefs gel in 'iLeI's get out there mul fglzt, ,flml keep 1, quiet the Hex, lun's.M ' llillt-rsxille Stale 'lieavlters finl- lege. 19112: 15.5. in 1'1tllll'li1lliIl All right 11111110 YVIARY SHELLENBICRGER Librarian Agriculture 'llillersville Stale Teuellers tful. lege. 1945: 3.5. in St-cumlary lJl'llIlSlHit',19331SlllI1liIEI'St'S-- l'itluc'aliung Smnmer Sclmol. Nlil- f-inn. 19311, BS.: Millersville lerexille Slate 'lieaeliers ffullege. Stale Teaeliers College. Summer 1957. Session, 1937, 1938. Keep quiet nr return to Slllll-Y l.el's get lo 1l'fIf1t'.H I1 ll Get vnur cotton-piclrin' lmnrls off Ili nt. DAVID H. NEFF Physical Education RICHARD OVERDORF Mathematics Millersville Slate Teachers Cul- lege, 19533 BS. in Education. .1 'gI, -: ...in - NI. LORRAINE SAYLOR French and English Millersville Stale Yl1t'2lt'llt'I'Q Col- lege, 1957: BS. Fermez les lilires, Sql., 170115 plnirf' IIOWARD P. SIGLIN Six I'HYl,l,lS A. WIGGINS Health. Physical Education Wm-sl Clivster State- 'lir'z1clie1's College. 19572 BS. t'lin14'. I 1l'0IlIll like rnur films ulmut it. 4 JAMES R. TODD History, Driver Education Nlillvrsxille- State Tcaclic-rs finl- le e l9.m0: BS. I lhrl mn licur :that 111112111 mtl ilu' other dur? .IEANNE ZIMMERMAN Business Education Bloomslmurg Stale' Teaclif-rs College, 19423 BS. in Education. Girls ir's about time for Il Lollege. 19421 BS.: Business Education: University of Penn- wlxania. 19-Wg NLS.. Svlwol .Ml- , - . x 100 word theory rvsrf' JAMES F. WARD Biology, General Science lfranklin ami Marshall ffollcgv. 955: XR. in i'ilillt'Lllltlll. f.5llt'Ill'f'l HAROLD WILD Instrumental Music I.:-lmanon Valley Collvgf-. 1941 Xluwic lftluvation. f4l1:erf. play your ff. RALPH H. ZIMIVIERIWAN Business Education Bloomsburg State Teacllers ninistralion. i'I,vl's get 1111if't. t SANDRA BALT SARAH NEFF MILDRED WITMER MARY F. KREIDER Secretary Secretary Secretary School Nurse Seven ILS.: Xiu-ic lisliiratioii. lfolnm bia University, 1953: NIA. PNA lynx, , R, ASW, v an was ' 1241 X ,., . wi, , v w, .f . , .. N. ss ggi? , 53552 f Q fdf N352 dflbli Xl New Zdy M Ngwixfw - Q f 2 fa-figwx X X A K ack Nicllonald. Ipresiclf-n1I: Pal Schank. 4SeerelaryT: Wendell Charles. ITreasurf-ri lohn Ile-ss. lYim'v-P1'esi1Iex1lI: Mise Vnrma Aston and Mr. Stanley Charles. Atlvism' SENIOR CLASS MOTTO Of Ll good beginning cometh u good end. SENIOR CLASS COLORS Powder Blue and Silver SENIOR CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose IN MFMORY 0F RICHARD KANE I February 28, 1940 December 9, 1956 Ten CHARLES AMENT Charlie General Shop 1, 3, 43 Soccer l. 35 Biology 23 Baseball 3, 43 P.0.D. 4: Aviation 4. Who frzints not, arhiezfesf' llails from New Danville. ls rr-:ul for a ffoorl time. n y ,- anytime. CAROL LEA ANDERSON Carol General F. ll. A. 2: Library 3, 4 fSr-fzig P.0.D. 4. Where the river is deepest, it runneth quieteslf' Quiet member of Manofs Senior Class. Certain to s llr41'e-fx1 I in anything she floes. ABRAM G. BARLEY Abe Agriculture Boys' Chorus lg Future Farmers of America l. 2. 3. tReportertg Fire Squad 2, tSec'retaryJg Danve Club 4: Aviation Club 4g P.0.D. Club 4. gf smile ran gn n long, long wnyf' Abe is one of our Classmates wbose future is still untle- vitled. Nevertheless. whatever it may be VH, il's bound to be a suecess. TEUNIS J. BERGEN Teunie College Preparatory Photography 2. 4Presicleut 3b g Band 2, 3. 4: Dance Band 3. 4: Track 3: ,lunior Assembly, Sports Clttb. Easy rome: easy gnf, Tennis is a fellow wbo is famous for playing the trum- pet in band and tlzuu-e band. Could be be Statcbmo Jn? ? ? C i f LENORA ELIZABETH ASTON Lenora College Preparatory P.0.D. Club 4g Aviation Club 45 Nurse-'s Helper 3: ln- tra-Mural Basketball 3. How murh better it is to weep at joy than Io joy al weepingf' One of l.ancaster's efiieient salesgirls. Enjoys st-bool and makes the most of it. ROSE ANNA AUKAMP Rosey Business Education Business Ecluvation Club 3, 43 Girls' Cborus 25 lnlra- Nltual Basketball 33 Aviation Club 4. Though she he bu! liltle, she is fler1'e. Rosey is quiet anrl niee to be around. We wish ber lurk in the future. f Eleven DIANA BRADLEY Diana,' College Preparatory Vice-President, Sophomore class, Assembly 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 2, 3, Trumpeter Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Junior Play, National Honor Society 3. 4, tVive-Presi- dentt, Math Club 4, tSecretaryt, F.'l'.A. 4 tPresidentl: Voice of Democracy 13. 4, Assembly Committee 3. 4, Safely Conferenee 3, 4. The l7l.l'l0I',V of SIll'l'l'S5 is half won when one gains the hfllnit of wnrlrf' Diana is one whose name can always be found on the honor roll. ller long hair is the envy of many girls. FREDERICK R. BRENNER Fred,' General Course Photography 2, Shop 3, Track 3, llance 4, Aviation 4, l7.0.D. 4. lt is butler lo be late than never. Fred can usually be found driving around in his blue Ford. llis favorite pastime is girls. J. BARRY BIGLER Barry General P.0.D. 4, Sports 4. '4Diligent worlr malres II skillful worlfmnnfi '6Barry is a quiet member of the Senior Class. llails from New Danville. .IUANITA JEAN BLEACHER Susie Business Education Girls' Chorus 2. 3: Photography Club 2g Newspaper Club 2, Dramatifvs Club 3, P.O.D. Club 4, Aviation Club 41, Trumpeter Club 4. A good l1!'!lfl,S zrorlh golrlf' Quiet but nice. Wears a Nlanor ring dated 1957. lluils from the big town of Holtwood. l VINCENT C. BRESCH Vince College Preparatory Clee Club 3. 4, Photography Club 2, Band 3, 4, Dance Club 4, Junior Assembly, Operetta 4. A woman would run through hrs rmrl water for snr-h ll lriml heart. 6'Vinee is another future Marauder. His sunny dis- position aceouuts for his many friends. Could his Pep- sodent Smile be another rs-asoinif SHIRLEY BROOKS Shirley Business Education Treas. of Class 1, Freshman Assembly l, Dramatics l. 2, 3, Sophomore Assembly Comm. 2, Sec. of Class 2, Bus. Ed. Club 3, 4 tTrcas.l, Basketball 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Baseball 3, Var. Hockey 3, Aviation 4, Yearbook 4. '71 frienrl may well be rerlronerl the rn.aster1nfe1'e of nature. Dark-haired member of the Senior Class. Likes all kinds of athletics. Twelve PHYLLIS R. BUTT Phyl Business Education Girls' Chorus 23 Opwretta 2: Business Education Club 3, -1: Basketball 3g Aviation Club flg Trumpeter. Good things rome ia small przckagesfi Phyl is one of those- merry lasses who will make some business man a good secretary. She is at skating enthus- iast on both runners and wheels. MELVIN RAY CALDWELL Mel College Preparatory Photography Club 24 ,lunior Assemblyg P.0.D. Club 4: Xviation Club 4. .. . , ,, A proper mon, as one shall see in II summers zlay. Kiel is a prospertive Penn State student, looking for- ward to a eareer in engineering. His ability in physics and chemistry accounts for this. SANDRA LEE CLARK Sandy College Preparatory Sec. of Class 1: Student Council lg Freshman Assembly l: Dramatics 2. 3: A.A. 2, 3. 4g Dramatirzs Assembly 2: jr. Assembly 3: lloekey 3, 4-g lntra-fVlural Basketball 3: Jr. Play 33 Aviation 45 Yearbook 4g 'Xlagazine Captain 41 Senior Assembly flg F.T.A. 4. The word impossible is not often in onels dictionary. Pretty lass from Willow Street. Likes a lot of fun. EMMA CUMMINGS Emma Business Education Art 3, 4g Bus. Ed. Club 3, 4g F.H.A. lg Girls' Chorus l. Silence is golden. Quiet member of Senior Class. Always has a smile for everyone. BARBARA CAULER Barbara Business Education Business Etlueatiou Club 2, 3, 11: Library Club 3. tl, t'l'1'easurer 3, fl-P. No legacy is so rich as honesty. Loves working in the olhce. Will make someone a good set't'f3l2tl'y. JAY VVENDELL CHARLES Wendell College Preparatory Shop Club lg Key Club 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4g Sports Club 3g Student Council 2. 4g Biology Club 2: P.0.l7. Club 4: Class Treasurer 45 Junior Assembly: .lunior Play: Senior Play. A good reputation is more valuable than money. You can always lind Wendell patrolling the halls be- twoen classes. This young man is known by almost every- one, and is very active in school functions. Thirleen BEVERLY A. DUNIAP Bev,' Business Education Business Education Club 3, lg -Nr1'lu'ry 2: Yearbook lg Aviation 4. Tu :lo u grcrll right, flu II lilflc wrrnrgf' B4-v. is a qui:-t lllt'llllll'I' of the Senior class and can bv fuund in thc company of Chub Lindslcy and Nancy Kreidvr. ller favorite pastime is writing lvttr-rs to a guy in tlu' 'Xrmy and aftf-r graduation shm- plans to rnakm- secretarial work her can-er. KAY ECKMAN Speedy,' Business Education 'l'1'uu1pe-tr-1' 2, 3g Nvuspapvr 2g Business Education Club 3, 43 Ulm' Club 25 Girls' Chorus 2: Opt-rt-tt:.1 2. iiclllklfflll I'0llllIllll,Y shorlcns the m.1'le.', Kay. onv of tht- shorter' me-tnbe-rs of the- class is always rvady to haw a good tiuw. She can usually be found talking. and is not:-d for lwr plvasant laugh. RICHARD E. DALE Dick General Photography Club 2: P.0.ll. Club 4. He silent mul sflff'-silerzre never betrays you. Dick is onl' of thc- silvnt lllFlllllt'l'h of thc vlass. Hr- is oftvn seen driving: a '53 Ford, and his luturv is undr-vid:-d. ROBERT S. DOMRACH Bob Business Education 1 1 l'.l'.A. lg Business Education Club 33 Shop Club 2. 3: Pl-otogranhv Club 2: Boys' Chorus l, 2g P.0.D. Club 4: Sports Club 4. He that has ll!Ifil?Ill'C nm-V rnnrpzzss zrrryllrirzgf' Bohn is a littlcl guy who always has a smile on his face and is friendly to l'Vt'l'y0llQ'. Ht- is nots-d for his pranks. l CAROLYN JEAN EMRICH Carolyn College Preparatory Girls' Chorus 2: Harlem-tball ll: Aviation Club 4: P.0.D. Club 4g Dance Club 4. 'The only :my Io hare Il friend is to be onef, Ca1'olyn is ont- ol tlu- quit-tr-r gals in our class. Ne-wiv tlu-less she- is a fri:-nd to all who are frivndly to hor. GORDON ERISMAN Gordic College Preparatory Key Club 2, 3, 43 Ulm- Club 2, fig Baskr-tball 2. 15. 11: pasvball 7. 3: Soccr-r 2, 3. 4: Band 2. 3, 4g Opvrvtta Z. Jig Sports Club 3. Great mul good arf- Ihr' rzffivus :lone by many whose worlh is never kn,own.i, iiGlJfdlP,i lakes a real boating wlwn it Conn-5 to march- ing because he' carries the bass drum. lie is friendly to everyone and is usually sr-rn vsitlr ,lack and llr-nry. I'l1ll1Ifl'l'II AUDREY ESHLEMAN Audie College Preparatory' Ilof-lu-y 1. 2. fi: llantl 2. 3: llanvv lianml 2, 3: l .'l'..'X. 3, L We-Cretary 45: Trumpets-r 2, 3. 4 tFf-aturv lifllllll' slt: Dramativs 3 t'l'rc-asurvrt: .lunior Assvinhly 3: Prom Coni- mitlee 3 tChairmant: Y-'l'e-ons l. 2. 3 tljri-sirl:'nt lil: Baskvlhall 2. Ii, tl: .Nviation l. uSIlf'l'l'SS ronsistx ill 1176 !'lll!I1I.ii Xlanor's future' vauulimlatm- for Nliss xliiuriva. 'Mulrt-y is known for hm' fri:-nelly personality. JUNE L. EVANS Ev College Preparatory Nlajorvttt' 2. 3. tl tllt-all Nlajolwttm' tl-I: Varsity Clwvr- le-acl:-r 2. 3. tl: Intramural l'laskt'thall 3, fl lllanagt-r 31: Athletic Assovialion 3: Stull:-nl Counvil Ji. fl tYicc-PrQ-si- dem 31 lpresitle-ill lt: Yarsity l'loi'lu'y 2, 3. 'l lCo-Captain 49: Dramatics Cluh 3: l7.'l'..'X. 2, 3. l tlihrarian all: Junior Play: Senior Play: N-vu-ta1'y' of ,lunior Class: Youth Day in Covernruv-'ut 2, fi. lVhf'rz' Ilia 1villir1,L'lws.s is great, the rliffirlzllies mnlzof be greatfi .lunv is a rulv lnlut- oy:-cl lass who is known hy almost t'wry'om- in svhool. Shi- is wry avlivv in school aflairs auxl also in r'hurt'h avtivitie-s. f f LORETTA ANN FISHER Lorie Business Education Cleo Clulr 2, 3, l tYit'v-Piwsimlrrit Alt: tiln-1-rlt-alll-r2.35.41 All Lluh 2, ,Ksselnhly 2, 5. 1. County Chorus 2, 5, sl: Girls' Chorus 2, 3 1Sr't're'ta1'y' lit : llanm- liaml 3, -1 tlioval- ist P: Prom Conuniltvf- fl: .illuntiv City Chorus ClYlllt'l't'lll't' 3: Alliletiv .-Xssovialion -l 151-4'1'f-tal'y'I: Asst-mhly Commit- trz' 4: llallowwn l2llt't'll 4: Senior Play 4: Youth Day Government 2. fl. ll l'l,'l'.'l. 1: 'llrulupelcr Clnlm 4 illusi- ness Manage-rt: :Xyialion Cluh 4 tSc-on-tarylg National llonor Society Sl. l lSev1'eta1'y lt. 'SN0thing is irrzlwsxilile to ll willing lzvurtfi Lorie is wvll known for hvr singing: altility antl is always willing: to lm-ntl a helping hautl. Shi' is also known for having a swf-ll pm-rsonality :incl is a rf-al ass:-t to tho t'llf'f'I'lt'3tllllQ.K squatl. BETTY LOU FRANKFURD Betty Business Education Business lfrlut-ation Cluh Il. 4: Cirls' Chorus 2. 3: :Xrvlu-ry Clulu 2: Op:-rl-lla 2: Baskt-thall 3: 'Xvialion -1. Tl1ere's lllllgllllgf' in her K'-VPS. her vlzevlfs, lzcr lipsf, Thinks tht- Junior Class is the tnostll She is always supplied with Ll good joke. Filtveri DAWN FARMER Dawn College Preparatory llovke-y 2. Ii: liaslwlhall 2. Il: Xrvllvry Cluh 2: llus Patrol 2: li'.U.D. Clolw fl. i'Tl1e LUUIIIIIIS illzisflzlc' Ilirll l0l'1'.S L'1'c'n 1ll'li0I4' l111llfvs. Thinks highly of tht- Navy. Mtvlltls hair-mlrt-ssiug school and is sure to he a good he-aulivian. DONALD CRAIG FEILER Joe College Preparatory Fowm' 2, 3. fl: llaslwllvall 2. 3. l: 'l'ra' lx 2. 3. li Flumlm-ut Counvil 2, Key Cluh 2. 3. lt: Sporls Cluh Ii: Xthlvtit' Asso- ciation sl: Nlalh Clnlt sl: ,llIl!llll' Play Ii: ,lunior 'XSS llllllyi F.T.A. fl. l'll .spvr1l.' in u lH0l1S1f0Il.S lilllv roiun Enjoys mle-hating with Nlr. l'llll'lltlll. xvtblltlllllll alhlvlv anfl grooml sport. EUGENE A. FULTON Gene General Soccer 33 Sports Club 33 Baseball 2. 3. fl: Aviation Club 43 l'.0.D. Club 4. Ilcluy always breeds tluugerf' One of the fellows from Safe llarbor. Gene is usually seen driving his hot Ford. and being accompanied by a black-haired girl. His hobby is roller skating, and his future is undecided. ANDREW M. FUNK Andy Agriculture Basketball 1. 2. 3. 43 For-eer 2. 3, 43 F.l7.:l. 2. 3, 4 lViee- Presidxent 3t lpresident ill: 'ltltletie Association 3. fl lViee-President 4lQ Key Club 2. 3. 43 Sports Club 3: Fire Squad 23 Wrestling Team 33 Junior Assembly. D0n,t count your rhielreus before theyire ltutchedf' g'Andy. because of his height???. was a real asset to the basketball team. alle may be short. but lu-'s good in sports. His fttture includes farming. HARRY FREY Buddy College Preparatory Archery Club 23 Athletic Association 2. 3, 4 lVice- President 3t lPresident fl'lQ Soccer Team 2, 3, 4 lCap- taint3 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 43 Sports Club 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4 lViee-President 35 tPresident 4l3 Junior Assembly. 434 wheel that turns gathers no rustf, Always seen on every team. '6Buddy can be distin' guished by his slow walk and deep voice. He has been a great, asset to all sports activities in which he has participated. ROBERT N. FREY Bob General Shop Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lljresidenl 4-lg Wrestling Team 1: Basketball 23 Track 3. 43 Aviation Club 4 lVice-Presi- dentjg Soccer 43 Class President 1. NTIS strange but true, but truth is stranger than flt'llillll.,, One ol the taller members of the class, Bob can usually be found in Conestoga. llis future includes college. f f EARL B. GERLACH Earl General Clee Club 2, 3, 4 lViee-President 3l ll'resident 4I: Band 2, 3, 4 lstudent Director 4l3 Operetta 2. 3: County Chorus 2, 33 District Chorus 3. 4g County Band 3. 43 Junior Play 33 P.O.D. Club 43 Shop Club 4 tPresidentt. 6'.7ll11sic hath Charms to soothef, Hliarl, one of the taller members of the 1-lass. is noted for his great singing voice. He is also a great asset to the band, both as a trombone player and as student direetor. DOROTHY JANE GIPE Dotty College Preparatory Usherette 1, 2, 33 Puppet and Marionette Club 1, 2, 33 Junior Classical League 1. 2. 3. 'llfttery cloud has n silver liningf, Listening to the radio, reading, and handwork are Dot- ty's', favorites. She is a newcomer this year from West l.awn, Pennsylvania. and she is known for her friendli- ness to everyone. Sixteen. .IOANNE GISH Jo College Preparatory Archery Club 2 tLibrariani3 Clee Club 2, 3, 4g Basket- hall 23 Hockey 2, 3g Operetta 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 33 Junior Prom Committeeg Aviation Club 43 P.0.D. Club 43 Trumpeter Club 4-. The blush is beautiful but sometimes ineorwenientf' This little blonde blushes very easily and is noted for her friendly personality. A nursing career lies in the future. PATRICIA GRAVA Pat College Preparatory Bus Patrol 3, 4 1Secretary 413 Archery Club 2g P.0.D. Club 43 intramural Basketball 2. Manner, not gold, is a woman's best adornmentf' This foreign-born lass plans to continue her education at the Harrisburg institute of Medical Arts after graduation. Good luck, Pat.,' Tl-IELMA GUSTAFSON Thelma Business Education Girls, Chorus 2, 33 Newspaper Club 1, 23 Business Edu- cation Club 3, 4 fSecretary 35 tVice-President 453 lntra- mural Basketball 33 F.H.A. 2. Exactness in little duties is II wonderful source of z'0m!0rt. Thelma is one of the tallest girls in the class. She can usually be seen with Melba, and her name can always be found on the honor roll. CAROL J. HABECKER Carol Business Education Hockey 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 2, 33 Band 2, 3, 4-3 Basketball 2, 33 Operetta 2, 3g County Band 33 District Band 4g Junior Assemblyg Aviation Club 43 Business Education Club 4. As merry as the day is long. Carol was the only senior to receive an honor at the Hockey Play Day in October. Congratulations, Carol! Weekday mornings will End Carol playing the Alto Clarinet at band practice. RUTH MAE GRAVER Ruth Business Education Business Education Club 3, 4g Library Club 3, 4. The only way to have a friend is to be onef, Ruth is a quiet type of girl, until you get to know her, and she is always ready to lend a helping hand. After receiving her diploma, she plans to do secretarial work. JEAN D. GRIFFITH Jeanie College Preparatory Aviation 43 Bus 'Patrol 3, 43 P.O.D. 43 Rifle 13 Library lg Archery 2g Photography 23 Intramural Basketball 3. Good things come in little packages. Jeanie is known for her pleasing personality and live- lincss. Her peppy antics have helped boost Penn Manor's school spirit considerably. Seventeen DARRELL H AUCK Hauck General Baseball 2, 4g Key Club 3: Operetta 3g Voice of Democ- racy 3g Aviation Club 4g P.0.D. Club 4g Dance Club 4. g'Never let your duties interfere with your high school education. l'lauck is always willing to have a good time. He intends to go to college after graduation. He likes sports and attends all school dances. PAUL HAWTHORNE Paul Business Education Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Business Education Club 2, 3g P.0.D. Club 4g Junior Assemblyg Junior Playg Senior Play. The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Always appearing in class plays, Paul is a fine actor. He is noted for his deep voice, and can usually be found rehearsing with Richard. EVELYN HARNISH Ev Business Education Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Business Education 3, 43 Junior Play Managrrg Future Homemakers of America l, 24 Senior Play Manager. One good turn deserves anotherf, You can always see Evelyn with a smile. She is always willing to lend a band. Good luck, Evelyn. J. NELSON HARNISH Nelson Agriculture Future Farmers of America 2. 3 fchaplainl, 4 tVice- Presidcntlg Boys' Chorus l, 23 Fire Squad 3, 4 tSecre- taryhg P.0.D. Club 4. When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. You can always see Nelson with Lewis Hershey. He is a future farmer, and is sure to be a great asset to the soils of Lancaster County. JOANNE HEITMUELLER .loanie Business Education F.H.A. 23 Art Club 23 Business Education Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 4g Senior Play. Good to he merry and wisef, Joanne, who is noted for her low voice, can always be found at the skating rink. She seems to have a liking for Roofs Sale. JOAN HENDERSON Joanie Business Education Girls' Chorus 2, 3g Business Education Club 3, 43 Dance Club 4. Little things are sweetf, This cute little red haired girl can always be found smitinfz. Likes Stevens Trade! ! Proud of her diamond from Jay. Eighteen JUDY HERR Judy Business Education Business Education Club 3, 45 Aviation Club 4. Youth is gay and holds no society with grief. Judy is one of the kids from Conestoga, and is often seen riding in a Mercury. ls a friend to all. SHARRI LEE HERR 'cSll8l'l'l', General Photography Club 23 P.O.D. Club 43 Aviation Club 4. The more the merrierf' One of the Mt. Nebo gang, who loves that long bus ride and dear old Penn Manor? ? ? JOHN HESS Big John College Preparatory Key Club 2g Biology Club 2 lVice-Presidentlg Photog- raphy Club 2g Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 43 News- paper 3, 4 tSports Editor? g Vice-'President of Junior Classg ,lunior Assemblyg ,lunior Prom Committeeg National Honor Society 3, 4 fPresidentl. What is well done is done soon enough. This tall boy goes through classes like a whiz, and his name is usually found on the honor roll. He plans to attend college. Good Luck John. DONALD HOCKING Don General Photography Club 2g P.O.D. Club 4. Every man for himself. This non-conformist enjoys taking life easy. His future includes the Air Force. LEWIS HERSHEY Lewie Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fSe-ntinallg Boys' Chorus 25 Fire Squad 4 tCaptainJg P.O.D. Club 4. A hard beginning makes a good ending. Lewie believes in enjoying himself in school. He is known for his shortness. HARRY HESS Hessie Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 13 Fire Squad 2, 3, 4 fSec- retary 353 Agricultural Basketball Team 33 Clee Club 3, 43 Operetta 3, 4. Live and learn. This brown haired lad is a friend to all. He can always be seen with a smile on his face. Likes the color black ! l Nineteen LARRY R. HUBER Larry,' College Preparatory Archery Club 2g Bus Patrol 2, 3, 4g Key Club 3, 43 Junior Assemblyg Junior Playg Senior Play: P.0.D. Club 43 Math Club 4g Youth Day in Government 33 Flag Cus- todian 4, Senior Assembly. For men may come and men may go, but I go on for- I, ever. This smart dresser is usually seen with Lesher or the girls. Real proud of his '32 Plymouth. JAMES M. HUMPHREYS Hump General Photography Club 2g P.0.D. Club 43 Aviation Club 4. I grow oltl learning something new every day. Finds school an interesting pastime. Has bright red hair and an interesting personality. DAWN ANN HUBER Dawn General Art Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3g P.O.D. Club 4. Laugh and the world laughs with you. This happy go lucky girl always has a smile for every- one. Likes the Air Force ? ? ? KENNETH W. HUBER Ken Business Education Baseball 2, 3, 4g Business Education Club 3g P.O.D. Club 43 Aviation Club 43 Dance Club 4. If mischief admits one to heaven, he's well on his way.', Has a Toni ? ? ? Can usually be found with the girls. Takes pride in his car ?? MARY KATHRYN HUSS Sul Business Education Glee Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Business Education Club 4-3 Junior Playg Senior Play? .lunior Achievement 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3. Make one person happy each day and in forty years you have made 14,600 human beings happy for a little time at leastf, Can't sit still, and is continually talking. Will make someone a good red-haired secretary. CLAIR E. JENKINS Jenks College Preparatory Track 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4g Soccer 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 P.O.D. Club 43 Aviation Club 43 Junior Assernblyg Archery Club 2g Sports Club 3. When you play, play hard. When you work, don't play at allf, One of Manor's better athletes, Jenks has really been a great asset to our sports department. Thinks Chevy is the car ! ! Twenty DORIS L. KAUFFMAN Doris Business Education Athletic Association lg Bus Patrol 1, 2 lVice-President 31 t'President 41: Business Education Club 4 CPresidentJ. If you have knowledge, let others light their candles by it.', Appears to be a quiet person, but is really quite the opposite. Doris is one of Lancaster's efficient sales girls. HARRY M. KAUFFMAN Skip General Soccer 2, 3, 4g Basketball 23 Archery Club 25 Shop Club 2, 3, 4 iPresident 453 Sports Club 3g Track 35 Aviation Club 43 'P.0.D. Club 4. I do not mind the driver who would faster go than I ? P P Here is another neat dresser. Thinks no car is better than a Plymouth. IAMES A. KIRK Jim College Preparatory Bus Patrol 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3g Wrestling 35 Shop Club 35 Dance Club 43 Math Club 43 P.O.D. Club 4. Variety is the spice of life. u.lim is a fun-loving kid who loves to dance. ls noted for his height and long hair ? ? ? MICHAEL J. KNEISLEY Alike General Shop Club 23 l'.O.l'l, Club 43 Aviation Club 1. Be silent aml safe - silenre never betrays you. Mike is the silent type, but we like them that way. too. His special interest in sports is baseball. KATHLEEN M. KAUFFMAN Kathy Business Education Junior Assemblyg Junior Prom Committeeg Business Ed- ucation Club 3g Dance Band 3, 4 tVoPalistJ g Aviation Club 43 Halloween Queen 3. lf l cannot rlo great things, I ran, :lo small things in a great way. Always with Judy, Halloween Queen in her junior Year, and one of our dance band vocalists. Thinks the Air Force is it ll RICHARD L. KAUFFMAN Dick General Basketball 1, 23 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4g Shop Club 35 Sports Club 39 Aviation Club 4. Of all the animals, the boy is the most unnzanageablef, Often found at the drag strip, Dick spends most of his spare time usouping-up his car. He is partial to blondes. Twenty-one IERE LEFEVER Chuck General Biology Club 33 Projection Club 3, 43 Aviation Club 4. Easy come, easy go. Chuck is a nice, quiet, easy-going person. He is often found running the movie projector. HAROLD R. LEHMAN JR. Harold College Preparatory Glee Club 4g Math Club 4g Operetta 43 Photography Club 4. Every cloud has a silver liningf' Harold came to Penn Manor, from Manheim Township, to complete his senior year. He has a wonderful voice, and is a real asset to our Glee Club. NANCY ELAINE KREIDER Nance Business Education Photography Club 2 tSecretary-Treasurerl: Clee Club 2, 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Trumpeter Club 3, 4 fAssistant Edi- torl3 Operetta 2, 33 Business Education Club 43 Aviation Club 43 Assembly Program Committee 2, 3: .lunior As- semblyg Sophomore Assembly3 Bus Patrol 43 Baseball 33 Basketball 33 Senior Assemblyg County Band 4. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. lf it's one thing we know Nancy has, it's enthusiasm. Nowhere could you find a more friendly, cheerful girl so willing to help whenever she can. ROBERT P. LANDIS Bob General Photography Club 2 tPresidentl3 Bus Patrol 2, 33 Shop Club 3, 43 P.0.D. Club 43 Aviation Club 4. A good face is a good recommendation. Known for his good looks and hot Chevy. ls usually found around Sickman's Mill in the evenings. ELMER PAUL LESHER Butch Business Education Track 23 Basketball 23 Key Club 23 Business Educa- tion Club 2g Aviation Club 43 P.0.D. Clubg Clee Club 23 Art Club 23 Dance Club 4. i'Shall I begin with the usual joke, the audience always laughs at it? Butch,' has a wide reputation for being the class joker. He is a fine dancer. JOSEPHINE R. LINDSLEY Chub Business Education Business Education Club 2, 3, 43 Trumpeter Club 3, 4 tHead Typistlg Aviation Club 4-3 Softball 2. Appetite comes with eatingf, Chu.b refuses to eat in front of boys. Her future plans include the Air Force. Good luck, Chub , in what- ever you do. Twenty-two MARVIN L. LOWNSBERY 'fLogan General Boys' Chorus lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 Magazine Campaign Captain 1: Shop Club 2, 3g Junior Prom Committee 35 Sports Club 4g P.O.D. Club 4. Manner makes the man. Logan is a fellow who is always pleasant to be around. A skilled mechanic is foreseen in his future. VERNON LUDWIG Vernon College Preparatory Boys' Chorus 1, Baseball l, 4g Biology Club 2, P.0,D. Club 45 Senior Assemblyg Sports Club 4. A good reputation is more valuable than moneyf, One of the quiet members of the class. Takes a great interest in watching and participating in sports. JERRY L. McELHENNY Mack General Bus Patrol 3, 4g Aviation Club 45 P.0.D. Club 4. Better know nothing, than half-know many things? Mack , loves to tease and is a flashy dresser. He is always ready to put in a good word for Hempfield. His future plans include college. PATRICIA McSPARRAN Pat College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 43 County Band 2, 3, 43 District Band 4: County Orchestra 2g Dance Band 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4, As- sembly 2, 3, 4g Hockey 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, Aviation Club 4, Senior Playg Trumpeter Club 4g F.T.A. 4g Dis- trict Chorus 4. As good nalurcd a soul as eicr trod on shoes of leatherf, You can find Pat in all the musical activities at school. Plans to go to college - future music teacher. MARY LOU McCLELLAN Lou Business Education Dramatics Club 3, 4 tSecretary 419 Junior Playg Senior Playg Aviation Club 4g Business Education Club 4 tSec- retarytg Band Majorette 4g Senior Assembly: Senior As- sembly Committeeg Girls' Basketball 3, 4. 'Alt matters not how long you live, but how wellf' Loan, a perky blonde with a funny giggle, came to us from McCaskey. She is an all around sports fan, and we are proud to have her as one of our seniors. JACK McDONALD 'ilack College Preparatory Class President 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4 tSecretaryl: Student Council 2, 33 Photography Club 2, 4 1Presidf-nt 4tg Biology Club 2 tPresidentJg Math Club 4 tVice-Pres- identtg Youth Day in Government 3g Flag Custodian 45 Senior Playg Assembly 3, 4. You can tell the Chararter of every man when you see how he receives praise. ,lack plans to go to college after graduation. He likes to swim, go boating, and go ice skating. lle also LOVES Trig ? ? ? Twenty-three JOHN MILLER John General Track 3g Aviation Club 43 P.O.D. Club 4. 'KLittle but mighty. ,lohn's hobby is bowling, and he can really roll that ball up the alley. The Army will be his career after gradua- tion. RICHARD C. MILLER Dick College Preparatory Freshman Assemblyg Sophomore Assembly: Junior As- ssmblyg Junior Playg Senior Play: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 lPresident 353 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4g P.0.D. Club 4g National Honor Society 3, 4. '4That old black magic has me in its spell. This honor student is known for his delightful acting afiility. Watch him closely, he has plenty of tricks up his s eeve. H. INGRID MEINKE Inki College Preparatory P.0.D. Club 4g Trumpeter Club 4. By a small bite, we can judge the whole piece. This industrious lass came to us as an exchange student from Germany. We were all glad to have her join us, and we hope she enjoyed her visit here as much as we did. CARL J. MILLER Diller General Biology Club 2g Photography Club 25 P.0.D. Club 4. A penny for your thoughts. Diller's prized possession is his '49 Olds and he can usually be seen driving toward Columbia. The Navy will be seeing him after graduation. ROBERT C. MILLER Bob College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 2, 3: Operetta 2, 3g Junior Assemblyg Senior Playg Key Club 3, 4g Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3g Soccer Manager 35 F.T.A. 4g County Band 4. Wit does not take the place of knowledge. This musically inclined lad is great on the trumpet. Bob plans to go on to college after graduation. JUNE MOORE June College Preparatory Photography Club 23 Girls' Chorus 2, 3: F.T.A. 3, 4g Hockey 45 Basketball 3. Three can keep a secret, if two are dead. This blonde belle is envied by every girl because of her naturally curly hair. She can usually be found with ,lune Evans. T wenty-four DONNA JOYCE MORGAN Speedy College Preparatory Newspaper 2g Photography Club 2g Archery Club 2: Girls' Chorus 3, Trumpeter 4-g Aviation Club 4g P.O.D. Club 45 Junior Achievement 3, 4. The only way to have o friend is to be one. This petite brownette is known for her wide variety of clothing and shoes 132 pairs in factl. Usually has an enormous ring hanging around her neck. DAVID MOWRER Dave General Boys' Chorus l, 2g Operetta l, 2g Shop Club 3, 4g Sports Club 43 P.0.D. Club 4. Saying is one thing, and doing is anotherf, Quiet till you get to know him. Doesn't take school too seriously, but is sure to be a success. MARY JANE PATTERSON Janie Business Education Band 3, 4g Aviation Club 41: Business Education Club 3, 4g Softball 2g Hockey 3, 4. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpierfe of nature. 'i.lanie is usually found with Carol and Phyllis. She lhinks Hawks are the greatest. JOYCE PERRY Joyce Business Education Archery Club 2g l7.l'l.A. 23 Art Club 2, Business Edu- cation Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, Trumpvter Club 4. Bait the hoolr wellg this fish will bitef' As many others in our class, Joyt:e's future is still un- decided. We are sure whatever that final decision may bring forth, it will spell success. JAMES E. MUSSER Jim Agriculture Bus Patrol 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4-9 Fire Squad 2, 3, 4 lPresident 43 g Glee Club 3g Operetta 3, Track Team 3. Live and Learnf, This tall, dark, handsome guy is usually tinkering with cars. He is a faithful member of the Cam Jammers, and spends most of his free time at the Drag Strip. LARRY E. OESCH Larry General Band 2, 3, 4-3 Photography Club 3, 4: Sports Club 4g Junior Playg Senior Play. A laugh is worth a thousand groans in any marlcetf, Had 'everyone laughing because of his fine acting in the Junior Play. Plays a lively trombone in the band. Twent Y-fue JEROME PETERS '4Pete General Soccer 33 Track 3g Clee Club 2, 3g Dance Club 43 Aviation Club 43 Operetta 2, 3. 6'What you rz'on't know would make II great book. Pete'sl' future is still rather undecided, but he is par- tial to any branch of the armed forces. Whatever the final decision may be, best of luck, Pete . CURTISS PFEIFFER Curl General Projection Club 43 Aviation Club 43 Art Club 4. Every man for himselff, ., .3 . V . Curt IS one of the many lellows in our class whom Uncle Sam will claim. Best of luck to you, Curt, while solving in the Navy. f MARGARET ANN REDCAY Peggy Business Education F.H.A. 2, 33 Business Education Club 3, 43 Girls' Chor- us 23 Ticket Manager for Junior and Senior Plays. People who make little noise are dangerous. Peggy is one of the dependable girls in our class who will make an efficient secretary for some lucky man. l-ler friendliness to everyone accounts for her many friends. ROBERTA REHM Bert College Preparatory Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Student Council 23 Girls' Chorus 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 33 Hockey 3, 4g Basketball 3, 43 Junior Playg Senior Playg Athletic Association 43 Aviation Club 43 Trumpfter Club 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 Assembly 3, 4. A thing of beauty is a joy foretferf' This blonde lass is one of Manor's peppy cheerleaders. She always has a smile for everyone and has a mild in- terest in Nl.S.T.C. f JOAN CARROL ROBB Joan Business Education Band 2, 3, 4g Clee Club 2, 33 Trumpeter 4 fBusiness Managerjg P.O.D. Club 43 Prom Committee 4g Athletic Club 3g Hockey Manager 33 Dramatics Club 33 .Iunior Play: ,lunior Assemblyg Senior 'Playg Magazine Captain 2, 33 Operetta 2, 3g Senior Assemblyg County Band 4. A woman should be seeng not heardf, This cheerful girl is known for her ability to tell good jokes. She takes an interest in M.S.T.C. and is always looking for a good time. JERROLD ROBERTS Jerry', General Aviation Club 43 P.0.D. Club 43 Dance Club 4. Ready to split his sirles with laughter. Regular Don Juan of the class, Jerry is always ready to help a girl in distress. He drives a hot Ford, and seems to have a liking for Virginia. Twenty-six MARY ELIZABETH ROHRBACH Sis General Art Club 2, 3 tVice-President 31 g Girls, Basketball 2, 3g Girls' Chorus 2g F.T.A. 3, 4g .lunior Achievement 3, 4g Baseball 2, Dance Club 4. Of a good beginning, cometh a good end. Sis'i is a good artist and an all around sports fan. She loves to jilterbug - boy, can she go ! l ! DANIEL A. RUTI' Dan General Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Band 3, 43 Track Team 3. 4: Aviation Club 4 1PresidentJ. An empty keg makes the deepest sonnd.'i Dan , a handsome trombone player, has been a real asset to the band. He is a member of Funk's Gang , and his future includes the Air Force. PATRICIA A. SCHANK Pat' College Preparatory Glee Club 3, 4 tTreasurer 433 Dramatics Club 3 tSec- retarylg Future Teachers of America 3, 4 fTreasurer 43: Student Council 4 CAssistant Secretary-Treasurerbg Trum- peter Club 4 lFeature Editorig Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary 43 .l. V. Cheerleader 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3g Home Economics Award 4g County Chorus 3, 4., Two heads are better than one. Pat , the younger of the two,', is well liked by all who know her. She can usually be found sewing in her spare 'F Y ? time. C. SUE SCHANK Sue College Preparatory Glee Club 3, 4 lSecretary 45 3 Dramatics Club 3 tTreas- urerlg F.T.A. 3, 4 1Librarian 31 tVice-President 439 Youth Day in Government 35 Junior Assemblyg Cheer- leader 3, 4-g Operetta 3, 45 lntramural Basketball 3g Trumpeter Club 4 tEditor-in-Chiefig Aviation Club 4 tTreasurerJ3 DAR Award 4g Prom Committee 43 Senior Assemblyg County Chorus 3, 4. Une knows what pleasure is when one has done good work. Capable editor of the yearbook, Sue is the other half of the good-looking Schank twins. She is one of Manor's Peppy cheerleaders and when she isn't busy you can usually find her eating pizza pie. GRACE P. RUTT 'fGracie General Girls' Chorus 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 43 P.0.D. Club 4. Little said is so amended. A black haired lass from Millersville, Gracie is very fond of singing. She is very much interested in church activities, and is sure to be a great success. J. EUGENE SCHOCK Gene, General Projection Club 2, 3, 4 tVice-President 35 lPresident 4-ig Aviation Club 4. A recipe for having friends: be one. Gene , who is a friend to all, can usually be found showing movies. His main interest is mechanics, and his future plans are undecided. Twenty-seven A. BARBARA SHERTS Barb Business Education Band 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 4-I 3 Dance Band 3, 4g Cvlee Club 2, 33 District Band 3, 43 County Band 1, 2, 3, 43 County Orchestra 2g Dramatics Club 33 Trumpeter 4 tHead Typ- istlg F.T.A. 43 Junior Playg Junior Assembly3 Senior Playg Senior Assembly. A permanent fixture is hard to losef' Barb has been a permanent fixture in the band for six years. She is .loan's constant companion, and her future plans include college. JOYCE HOPE SHERTZER Jo ce Y Business Education Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Photography Club 23 Newspaper Club 23 Business Education Club 3. She that lends is wise. Fun loving. Works summers at Maple Grove. MARILYN K. SEIGER 'fMarilyn Business Education P.O.D. Club 4. Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. One of the quiet members of the class, Marilyn is ax friend to all. Future - undecided. JAMES J. SEITZ f'Jim General Art Club 3, 43 Track Team 3, 43 Aviation Club 43 P.O.D. Club 4. 'iWork never bothereth him who never bothereth workf' Jim , who is opposed to girls, can usually be found wide-awake in study hall? ? ? He is a talented artist. DOLORES ANN SHRIVER Ann,' College Preparatory Majorette 2, 3, 4 fDrum Majorette 453 District Chorus 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3g Assembly 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 5' 43 Hockey 2, 3, 4 tCo-Captainlg Yearbook 2, 4 fArt Editor 41. She has a heart as sound as a bell. Plans to go on to nursing school in Reading. Led the band to all its victories. LYNDA ANN SIEGLER Lynda Business Education Band 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 33 Girls' Chorus 3. Words pay no riebtf, Tall one. Usually found with Dawn and Donna. Spends her weekends at Penny's. Twenty-eight EDWARD SINKE Eddy', College Preparatory Key Club 3, 43 Aviation Club 43 P.O.D. Club 4. What wind blew you hither?H Came to us from Holland. Loves to watch our athletic activities. His future plans include college. Good luck, Eddy , from your American friends. JAMES SLAGEL Red General Bus Patrol 2. 3: Aviation Club 4g P.0.D. Club 4. Much may be made of a Scotchman, if he be caught young. Good skater. Known for his coal black hair ? ? ? LARRY SNYDER Larry Agriculture Boys' Chorus 2g Fire Squad 2, 3, 4g FFA 2, 3, 4. His cares are now all enzlezlf' One of Manor's future farmers. Likes the Sophomore class members. CHARLOTTE W. SPADE Sis Business Education Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Operctla 1, 23 Christmas Concert 23 Business Education Club 2, 3, 4g Art Club 23 Basket- ball 3. Silence is more eloquent than words? A wonderful artist. Known for her many hairdos. JOHN SLOTE Jack General Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Aviation Club 44 'P.O.D. Club 4g Basketball Man- ager 2, 3, 43 Glce Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 3g Sports Club 3: Soccer 3, 4. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of menf, Friendly but mischievous. Thinks Chevy is the carl JAMES SNYDER Jim College Preparatory Glee Club 2g Operetta 2g Photography Club 2g Soccer 3, 4g Basketball 3, 45 Sports Club 3. Nothing succeeds like success. Did a wonderful job for our basketball team. Sir Valen- tine in his senior year. Twenty-nine MELBA R. SUYDAM Melba Business Education Archery Club 2g Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 lSec- retary 4tg Art Club 2g Library Club 3, 4 tPresident 49. Virtue is a jewel of great price. Enjoys studying, and is a dependable friend. Will make someone a fine secretary. ELIZABETH K. TALLARICO Betty Business Education Business Education Club 2, 3, 4-5 Aviation Club 45 Dance Club 4. A good laugh is sunshine in any housef' Peppy and gay. Wedding bells will be ringing for her. after graduation. f f Thirty MARLENE STEKERVETZ Marlene Business Education Girls' Chorus lg Art Club 1, 2, 3, Freshman Assemblyg Business Education Club 3, 49 Dance Club 43 Operetta 1. A little lady often harbors a big soulf, Wee one of the class, is cheerful and friendly. Likes to skate. RICHARD STEVENSON Whitey General Shop Club 2g Projection Club 2, 4g Aviation Club 4. Every bird is known by its feathers? Enjoys a good joke now and then. Is interested in hot rodsl' and likes sports. DONALD TSHUDY Donn College Preparatory Bus Patrol 2, 3, 4g Photography Club 2, 3, Biology Club 23 Soccer Manager 3, 4g Athletic Association 3, 43 Math Club 4. BA wise man never loses anytlzing if he has himself. Enjoys sports, especially football. Likes photography, and plans to be a chemist. RONALD LEE ULMER Ronnie General Shop Club l, 3, 4: Student Council l, 2: Vice-President of Freshman Class: Baseball l: Freshman Assemblyg Arch- ery Club 2g Key Club 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club 3, 4, Track Team 2, 4. There are many rare abilities in the world that fortune never brings lo lightf, A great sports fan and member of the track team. Has abitity in att and in selling shoes. JOAN MARIE WAGNER Joan Business Education Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Archery Club 2g Art Club 2g Busi- ness Education Club 3. 4g Aviation Club 43 Intramural Basketball 3. He who laughs last laughs lzeslf' Fun to be around. Works in Mr. Brackbill's other-, where she does a fine job. CHARLES E. WA RFEL Ike General Baseball 2. 3. 4: Clee Club Zg Art Club 3 lTreasurerl: P.0.D. 4: Aviation 4. Handsome is as handsome rloesf, Ike is known for his good looks and his love for sports. He plans to attend a trade school and take up architecture. M. KATHLEEN WIEDERRECHT Kathy Business Education Girls' Chorus 25 F.H.A. 2, 3g Clee Club 3. 43 Opera-tta 3. 4g Aviation Club 4g Business lid. Club fig Trumpfter fl: Senior Play 4. The best of healers is good rhecrf' Loves to talk. is very tidy in her appearance. Looks forward to doing clerical work. ADDISON K. WIENAND, III Buddy Business Education P.O.D. Club 4: Aviation Club 43 Dance Club 4. '24 laugh is worth a thousana' groans ln any marlrelfi A good sense of humor is one of his traits and he has the laugh to go along with it. Buddy is said to have an appreciation of nature and his future is undecided. DAVID WARFEL Dave General Clothes malre the man.', Besides being one of the better dressed boys at Penn Manor, he has good looks to go along with it. He is a new member of the Senior Class this year front Phoenix, Arizona. GARY WARFEL Gary General 'Photography Club 23 Track 23 Art Club Jig P.0.l7. Club lg Aviation Club 4: Track 4: Dance Club 4. 4'He who exeuses himself, accuses himself. Cary hails from the town of Millersville and is quite active in school functions and activities. He is usually seen in the company of Jim Fulmer. Thirly-one DONNA GAYE WILLIAMS Donna General Art Club 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 2g P.O.D. 43 Aviation 4. 'gSile11rre sweeter is than speeclrfl Donna, although quiet, is friendly to everyone. She cs- pecially likes skating and movies. JANET WISER Janet College Preparatory Bus Patrol 3g Library Club 3g F.T.A.g lntra-mural Bas- ketball 3. We learn to do by rloingf' Janet finds it fun working in the library. Spends her weekends working at Woolwortl1's. f VERNA A. WITMER Verna Business Education llusiness Education Club 3, 4g Aviation Club 45 Art Club 2g Archery Club 3, tfitudcnt lnstructorj. None but the brave deserve the fair. 4'Verna's name is usually listed among those on the honor roll. She likes all sports, especially skating and swimming. .IACQUELINE M. WOLFE Jackie General Freshman Assemblyg Archery Club 2g Dramatics Club 2g P.0.D. Club 4-g Dance Club 43 Aviation Club 4. Live to love and you will love to livef, 'flackiel' is known to her friends as a nfunlovin' kid . Among her activities, roller skating heads her list of , favorites. f BEVERLY ZELLER Bev Business Education Girls' Chorus 33 Business Education Club 3, 45 Art Club 35 Newspaper Club 3, 45 Operetta 3. H4 great tallfer never wants for enernzfesfi Bev is one of the studious members of tht- class and her name can always be found on the honor roll. She plans to be a teacher after graduation. ROBERT C. YEAGLEY Bob Business Education TOM ZIMMERMAN Tom General Aviation Club 4g Projection Clul- 4. P.O.D. Club 4. To love and win is the best thingf, It is oneis talent to conceal his Llzonglztf' Newcomer to Manor this year, Bob hails from the great One of the taller boys of the class, Tom is usually seen town of Rawlinsville. The name Shirley rings a bell!! witlll Jim. He plans to work in an Acme Store after gra uation. Thirty-two MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS Like a fascinating patchwork quilt is our high school career, and now that it is over, we see, before our eyes, many colors and designs woven together with strong threads of associations. With time, the bright patches will fade, but the threads of memory will always remain intact. We started our project in our freshman year under the guidance of Robert Frey, president, Ronnie Ulmer, vice-president, Sandy Clark, secretary, and Shirley Brooks, treasurer. In our sophomore year, we added a few more memories when we presented the play, Three on a Bench, with Wendell Charles, Pat McSparran, and Diana Bradley. Encircling that year were the officers, Earl Gerlach, president, Dian: Bradley, vice-president, Shirley Brooks, secretary, and June Evans, treasurer. With our junior year, our quilt grew tremendously. Selected as the school Halloween Queen was Kathy Kauffman, a member of our class. John Hess was the master of ceremonies for our assembly program, Mary Lou McClellan and Larry Oesch had the leads in our play, Father Was a Housewife, and seven in our midst were inducted into the National Honor Society. As the year drew to an end, the Junior Prom added a memorable, bright patch. Our junior class officers were Jack McDonald, president, John Hess, vice- president, June Evans, secretary, and Pat Schank, treasurer. For our senior year, we again chose Jack McDonald as president and John Hess as vice-president, June Evans, secretary, and Pat Schank, treasurer. Out- standing from many other patches, we see that of our senior play, Glamour Boy, with Mary Lou McClellan and Richard Miller playing the leads. In the fall, Loretta Fisher was chosen as our Halloween queen. Never to be forgotten are the senior assembly and the Senior Prom. Harry Frey and Andy Funk were the pride of the class when they were selected for the All-Star Soccer Team, as was Sue Schank, recipient of the D.A.R. Award. Now, like a patchwork quilt, our high school years are unfolded. Occasionally, we may see a square that is a little worn and gray, but these only make the vivid ones more outstanding. Under the guidance of our teachers and our class advisors, Miss Aston and Mr. Charles, our project has been a tremendous success. Finally as our quilt is completed, we can look forward to using it for years to come. In the same way. as we step forward to receive our diplomas, we know that we shall always cherish our high school education, enjoyment, and asso- ciations-and the threads of memory shall always remain strong and intact. Thirty-lhrcc . L - A S W 1 , ' iff lklgix'-P ski s! u l' 'WE .J I ku' ' . M55-v'M ' , WEQDQ gn' Jywmww yf'J.w.1,,f,Y'a JP 6 5 N MWM bib' 3325 gkizf' 1 aww 2 I 'Lf n QWYQ Mtwff' I' ,,jQ m Wfjfwl nwpfx egiffx - 'qpqhqb I K If 2 .5. FfQ,, dip Ei! '19 fi,W 9 355 1 'f'J'.' +5 ' gif 'K-iii, Wig www' ' 'Q' f ' ' f 1 M l 65, , his ,s llv'gtQl5f f,?gl,ag.1xg i fffi y I3 M TI E? l'J'V+ ' G19 ffm WY? 5 - 322 3? 6 log? pq' ,Z D XGA? QI' Wm f WQl i ,3 A .i IWW? M E-1 ,R +5 'w S M Milf fi' Qfiigg Ewa' 430 . YJ ' gbVIwT-5, 35' 'MWWEWKQQW MWXL Q im Zigk l afiwf W1 six BC, Nb 30 a A 14 ' gy ,' XG! JM, WI Q L1 lr I ,1 Q Z3 Mwasf Znwrram I 'With A Little Bit of Luck and Mr. Lee Brubaker The time has l'inally ar- rived when we have become up- perclassmen. We have been looking forward to this for a long time. The play. Stag Line. was a huge success. A good job was done in presenting it. The a s s e m b l y program Nlrs. lhtri- llosler: Xlt-Ilia lit-In-rs: llaroltl ffrolin-r: Ken xll'Xllllll'll1 Couldnw have been better. WC liy tl'llom-l: Nlr. lm- lll'llllLllxt l'. worked hard to make it successful. Then came the big event-The .lunior-Senior Prom. The girls looked lovely in their gowns. Everyone had a wonderful time. The school year went by so quickly that summer vacation was here before we knew it. Since we will he the first class to graduate from the new school, we are eagerly looking for- ward to our return as Seniors. H0031 ll NIR. IXUYS hir-l lion ll.. lu HJ: Nlarit- tlliarlt-s. Ita:-ltara lirt-iiiieniaii. latiiisi- llinklmw. lli-lmlaiv llonilracli. l :ix Xlt-xamln-r. llonnii- kiln-111. .lane tfliarlu-s. l'al lltillliltl. Swoinl lion: Nlr. Lyons. Karol llosvli. Sum- lla-rgunlz. liarltara llroolts. lllllll lip:-rly. l.t'2lll Xi'ki-rinan. Xlxa llyu-rly. tlallix lIol'l'nian. Wanda Xflllhllllllll. lflissa llilzler. Tliirtl lion: llitrk liounian, llivliartl lfliarlf--. Nlarxin lt:-at-kliill. Nli-rxin tlonrail. llau- llri-m-nian. lit--In-r Mlains. llc-rl, tially. Ylaiirim- llrurklrill. lfourtli lion: lit-urge Conn. .lolin lleilu-rl. .lt-lin llarle-x. llaroltl lfrozii-r. llit-lt ll:-llingt-r. 1'lm1r-f-iglil President Ken McMullen Vice-President Harold Crozier Secretary Kathy O'Donel Treasurer Aletha Peters Advisors Mrs. Doris Hosler XlWDl'l'ORIl'Nl f HRS. ll0Sl.I'Ili ,Xll4'l'liIlQL 1l.1-fl In liiglnl Kznlliv II4-ian-y. Sllirlvy Crux.-r. Xlary l.nn llnmfll. Sm- llurnixln. xlilfillll llvllvr. ,IUHII ll:-nrx. Rn-1 ll:-ilnnn-Ile-r. llnrilla- llnml. Nanry Funk. l-I Run llf-nrx l':I'iNlllLlIl. l.ill'I'y lffkllldll. Sllirlvy 110-5. ,lmly l':NIllt'lllLHl. Sandy Gmail. Ilulu l3unn:1n. lin.,-nmrx I-Qi.. lllilll. Pul lla:-xlzlv. Xllllllll lfllggle-. Urs. lluQlvr. innl Run l'f1I llumllaurl. llun D1vllll'i1'll. Rim-lnml lIilI'lxIII1lll. Uivk lfnllz. l runk linml. llnnnlzl l m'Il4-nlunnn. l'f1l1Ii1 I':Xlllt'lIl1lIl. l'1llQ1'II4' Fry. Iirml lion ,lem l Ul'I't'y. Bula lh-iflcr, ,Inn l2rie-I. Hivlmnl llruwr. llll Hun H2ll'l'it' lfmlnurul-. .lim lln-s. Huh Fulklnun. .lc-rry llnll. lfdsliv l':llll'iVll. H0031 1 H XIISS lLRll l l'l'Il5 lfilf! Hmm: Xnn lxnvlu. Pm-ggggy King, ,lane-1 llnuk. Bra-mln llllllgllllibll. l.ynn Ke-mligg. ,Inna-I l,1-fmw. lin-v llnlu-r. Nw-mul Kms: NIIN- 4.1'1HllIlN. lxn-an-H lxunlilnun. Alnmly lxylv. XIXIHH km-. Llllllll lxvlwy. Alm-1111 llvnry. Ilan lnnlf- lllilll. Pang Ilunvlmin. llzninl I.m-lnnun. 'l'l1iral Hun: ln- King. Ilivk Hl'l'illUl'lx, I.Iny1l llnblvy, Ruin-rl Ke-ll:-1. ,lay Kilnlz-V. l l'e'mI Km-llgl. lfunxlll Nun: HI'-nn II1-rr. 'Tl2lI'l'll1'l' I4-ff-xl-x'. Xllv--rx lluluz Paul lla-rr. Hllllillll Kunfflnun. Thirlp-nine Room no ma. zlx1m4:Rx1u uxl Kun: Sum' PI'I4'l'. XXIII Plall. liarlrura Xllllvr. l3a1'l4-11x- H1111-1-r, lxPI'I lic-urn. lxullly UID-mm-I, xlilflilll 5t'IlNl'IllQl -wnul Run: Xlr. XiIllIllt'l'Ill2llI. Pill Xlvllunalml. llrlvm- Puxlalus. lfrlillx Xlurry. Ur-llm l,i'l!'I'N. l,i111Iu Nl1'NliIlvn. Kun' vu Sm-lmlv. Carol Se-ll:-rx. IgLll'll2ll4il Sf-ill. llninl Kim: f:Ilill'Il'N Xl:-Iliugvr. Huy Nlinvl. Huh:-rl Xlillglxx Sandy Nly:-rx. llnrix Rankin. Dun Fe-Ilvr-. 4'lmrln-5 Hull Ilrllllll H I :Im lnlu Hui 1 XI lxn lup vlzl I ' mm: ,w 'W wr auningg, ll . 4 . . , . , . . . l1ilnlxmx:5lunl:-x NIm'1'lQu11. lv-n pmt:-l'. .lllll N-llzml. XII: Hun: Paul SVIIIIII. Kvn x!l'xIlIIlf'Il. ILIYIZIIII Hulh. ROONI 2 -f- NHSS SAYIOH l1rNlHwm 1Ixm-1-liugbz .Iunv We-an-l'. Blwllnla Wvlwr. lzllllllii' Shank. lhvlnrw Wilw. Nlury Nirginiu xX'l'LllIll'l llNK l.nXnn Xxullivlx. Xanry Wullnn. Xl'lt'IlF Wuml. vmul Kun: Nliw Suylur, ll-vuulrl Flu-rirk. llunulll Wigggillsmlm-1'1'y Slllllll. Rullllil' Fipv. lhmn Sp:-i--. llnui- Slllllllx. liivllurnl SIllPt'Ill1llxl'l4. Sun- 5ll'llNlzll'. lllixwl Klux: Im- Slwff, Ul'l'2ll1I SlIIlt'lllPlII4Q1l'I'. Ku-svll Whit:-. K1-nm-Ill Wigggin-. Klillilltl Sxmwly. hurry Sm-iggzlrl ffurl Snumlvr. Ilbllflll Rem: Nnlu-rl Wifxla-r. Nlilw M-agile-y. Clyde' 'Nipple-. llmrlqgv Spluin. Flfllx Run: lhnhl X4-vin-1. William Xx'1il'It'f. Larry 9milh. Divk Sluultv. Slrwf- Willn--r. Form YOUNG BLOOD We. the Sophomore Class. started the enjoyable year by electing our class officers. They are as follows: President. .loan Forryg Vice President, Bill Roh- rerg Secretary. Amy Sellersg and Treasurer. Kathy Pearthree. We tried to adjust ourselves to the new situations that we met as we rushed from class to class. We desperately wondered if wc would ever fit in. A few weeks of experience and we settled down to the routine. Many of our classmates contributed their talents to the many activities around the school. For instance, Robert irlt-5 llrirlilli-. kathy l'i-ai'Ilirwf-. Bill Rolirer, ,loan Foi'rn-5. lmy Sc-ll'-rs. Nlr. Willlief WOI'l the PCl1l'lSylVlll'llll l '- Junior Chamber of Commerce Voice of Democracy Contest. Before the Christmas holiday. we sponsored a bake sale.The proceeds of this sale went toward a Christmas dinner for poor families. During the year we held a skating party and gave an assembly program. H0031 5 NIR. D. l. lllillli lst Rim ll.. to ll.l Gloria llraas. Ili-lon-s llirlt. ,lusly Xflle-lravli. .lam'l'.ii' xl.l,ll'lllll'll. lfarol llv4'lwr. llarluara lll'Lllllt'l'. Sandy llixln-r. llonna 'll'ii1sI1'olig1. ind llmi Nlr. ll. l, llc-rr. Xlarx .lo lfullx. Nc-tlra Conrail. ,llllll l'll't'llIll'lllilll. lxax llliarle-s. ,Imly Kun-nl. l.imla lfroiisf-. lilainv lli'atly.- lfluim- lnfliarli-s. Fay Xrui-lroiig. Nliriam llrannlon. llarlsara Xlllanml. Qlril lion-'lxay l'lm'ltlloltlvr. llalt- Boyer. Ronnie- -Xyr:-s. lluug llmlvlit-1'. llayin' lllllllllllllyll. lftlgar lfonratl. rl:-ri lln-iii-i-mi. lfarl llarlev. .lim llre-iivinaii. lth l!lNK ,lllllll llawlvr. llaw lllm-at-lie-r. ,luvoli By:-rs. l,arry lfamplu-ll. llan llvar1l..lay llrvnvman. Nliltt- lonnit-rs. Sth Rum flliarli-s Buss:-Il. William llraas. Stew Xrmstrong. liiltlit- Xslilwy. K1-n llle-1-clue-i'. lillffl -une' HOONI 3 - NIR. B.-IRIN I4 nm lI,t'l'l In lligllll V-liiln-1-11 l ISlll'l'. Kallly l,FlllllIgL'I'. ,Iluly Cautz. Killllf lfislln-l'. clllllfllilll' Ilrnwr. lxullu lmnl ,Inyw Ifvlln-1', Nlury .Inn Iluml. lflainf- Fivstvr. lml nm llll' In H1 llll XII lla! w 'gi '. ry. Phyllis Frey. Nlarllla I-'inns-y, Hunnif- llmul. ilmly llu1'l'um. lim Ilruw- Ile-lp. ,Iuyw Ili rv. XUIIIIIQ' Dm-rr. Ivan Crufl, Samlv Ilam-Illul-IX. I ,ml rmx 1I,4-ll In Higllll--.In-x'l'y CLlI'Ilt'l'. lllllIl'li Fr:-y. Tony Ilawrslivlx, I'l1zu'le-f llruwr. lflcllvl' IIIAVIIIVI IXINIIIP lull liul I Iilxllldll Paul luv Paul I mL v' . WI' 2' ' . ' ' 'QL ' 'I '. llll nm lllll In lil lull Nlllx .A Il --- Q- IZFINIIIZIII. Vlalll-r lILll'lxlIl2ill, IDPIIIIIN I're-y. lmn l'lury. Ilan- Ill-ls:-5. ,Inn Kemal Xln llLlI'lIINll. 'Ibm l'ilSlll l'. ,llll nm llll-ll In Rigllll---Jullu Ifrvy. Juvk Fisll, Hill Cvrlllzki. Dun Ilulw. Rvilll llllflllfll. full: rms Ilmll In liiggllll -'huns Ifrr-5. 'Ibm Ilnllull. llarrulll l':Slll'lIlll:lll. llll nm ll,f-lr In Riglull llvrry Ilirxin. .Iulm I1iI'le1'ar1liI1o. Roy llmff. HOONI 8 - NIR. TODD lxl llmx llu-u llvrr. Ilimlu llvw, Illuriu Ilvnry. Ilolmw-s lllppvy, IllLll'illH'll4' Klllgllll. Sully Iluuvlx. Nuuvy Iltll Ill xlxn lllll l'ul1n1 lltillllllll fm flI'4l llll Blll full: Ill: .uL4. 1. l Ram mgurll l,LllII'lN. I'ul lxlma-. l'l1ylllQ ll:-rr. l'uyv km-, 'Xlxu Ilvrr. Nlalry Izlla-n llulwr. Flurlvy Ixlm lluris Iiwnl. lllm Nlvrxin lYl't'I4ll'l'. Holm-rt Killlvlle-r. ,lug Killlvfll-r. IM:-is llc-nry. .luuvl llllu-ln'l'. Ifluim- ,I-vm llrllnll lla-nrx. liivlxurll Ill-lm. Nov. Ilwn lll'l'n-xc-l'. llunll! Klinv. 'I'vrI'5 liillllul-Illklll. Nlilw H058 l'll'1'll Ill'-N lU'll Il'-N-. .l llll Ill'-N, H lm lmuix Ixl-11-lxggyarln. Bull KUIIIIIQI. Ilnll Ile-ss. Bill Klt'IIlll2iIlS, mx lim-vl lxulms. Rlhlllllf' Karr. Illll1l'lQ's Km-1u'r. .lllll Killllflllilll. on Ifrvll II:-4-. Dirk llvrr. Willip Herr, lfury Klein, Bob Huber. 53 W sa ,Ne .,.. Z 5 M vqj a S R was :' A+ 5 SMF 5 .. S W , Q TOO YOUNG The beginning of the l957-58 school term brought many newcomers to our school. They were former eighth graders who finally had become Freshmen. They entered into the different activities with good school spirit and got along fine with their advisors. After the Christmas vacation they began planning for the future. looking for- ward to the coming years at Penn Manor with great anticipation, President Dennis Sangrey Vice President Arla Sellers Secretary Cindy Maysilles Nlr. Rivharrl Owrtlorf. Xlrs. Xlary Sllf'Hl l'llN'l'Ql0l'. Drnriis V, :gre-5. ,lohn Xnwnl. llla S1-Ili-rs. lfimly Nlaysillt--. -ll'C1iSLIl'Cl' JOINT AINCHI ROOM T - NIR. OYERDORF I-I Ron Uau llarni-li. flatln Hvliiner. Rosie lles-. Sandy llei'sl1r'y. .lully lfourtnf-y. Diane- llilt. Toni iilllllllllIlQLN. .lam-I llouchin. 2114! Ron Xlr, Uwrtlorl. l-ary Hlll'hN1llll'l'. lloniin- Lliarli'-. lllvk llrt-nm-r. llvan Manu. Alaclsic llro-1-3. luelna lla- lwi-lwi'. Wilma lin-arll. loym- lfisliiir. Sally lit:-nnvniait. .lril Row l'.ug1'm' hl'lxt'l'lIlilll. llvnry lfonman. llalvn lfrallm. ,lim Xslily. in-raltl llt-ss, larln l',u'rliarl. lu-n flos- ,Ioliu llorncr. llholla llre-nf-man. ltli Rim .lolin llriilvalen-i'. ,lolm llvnry. lli-nry Harley. Simon iil'ZllIll'l'. lluvn lialwr. Sth Hou .lay Isllj. ,Iohn Xnivul. llln-n ll4'rslu'y. llynn iilillll. olli Hou 'XVII l rcy. l rt-tl lfislnlr. llolu lfrvy. llivls lluln-r. ffnlll-ffl 4' HBR XRN NIRS. SIlliI,l.l'IXBICRlLIiR ' vu ll,f-il In Nxgllll: f,llill'll'N HIIll'1'l'. lin-wl Ruuf. Larry Fc-ig:-r. lllvnn SIl1'Hlx. lX1'lllll'IlI wilIl14'Ik. hun llvulx I4-Huy Spzulv. ,llll llvm 1lA4'fl lu Higllll: WIN. SlH'IIt'Illll'l'QLl'l'. Xuuvy l.t'fl'H'I'. fiinlly Nlzu-illv-. XIIIIITQ Nlurlin. Hvlilllllllt Nulxl flalrnI1I Nfazwlvr. lhunl Flwgllwxl. llznul lnrulv , . . .. -. hnl Nun ll,4-fl lu Hilhli limld Pu MIA Fvlln-rs. ,lunvl YIl'l :HlQ'llIlQ. Sam Xln-Ixlmr. Il:-Inn Xlmarv. ,lumm .. . . KN. llh Run IIA:-il In Hlghll: 17001115 5ilIIQl'l'j. Cram- Xlillvr. Nvryl Nlillvr. Holm-rl SigLlIllllI.,I1l'IIl 'l'ul!u:'im, l rrrtv-six 1 1 If Enffy M fha !fdWdf0l'5 sm o if GEE WHITTAKERSU lst Row 4l,. In R.lff--Mrs. Wiggins ltlvaz-lil. lmiise Binkley, ,loan Mellinger. Ann Shriver, Carol lrlabecker. Kay llhailes, ,lime Evans. ,Indy Martell. Kathy Hvisey. Janet lloak, Roberta Rehm. Cerry Ream, Aletha Pet- ers. Rom-v Scott. Pat Nlr'5pa1rr'n. Sally llouvk. 2nd Kim Nlarilyn llerr. Harriet Wt-akliin. Lynn Kirk, Barbara Bronne-man. Barbara Brooks, Anna Nlary Singer. lnuise Shaif-lily. Nlary ,lo Cully. Sm- Komen. Connie Shank. Juni' Moore, Kathy 0'Donr'l, Mary lfllvn lln- lwr. Shirley Karr, Judy My:-rs. Judy Rolirer. Qtrtl Row-V Rnlwrla Wll'llIlPIllllS. flonnir- Thuinlna. Mary ,lane Paltr-rson. Jlllli' Wvawr, l'iilr'r'n hiislit-l'. Pal Woml. llinrla SlIl'lV1'li. lilaun Wiggins. Cindy fillllilll. Shouts of get rid of the ball, drive, dribble and an occasional ouch from the owner of the shin that just collided with a hockey stick were very familiar sounds to anyone who passed near the hockey field the first few weeks of school. After a few short weeks of practice our new hockey coach, Mrs. Wiggins, announced the members of the team, and the team chose June Evans and Ann Shriver as co-captain. The girls fought hard but victories came even harder and at the end of the season the team was in last place. ln addition to playing their regular schedule the Penn Manor hockey team attended the first annual Hockey Playday in Lancaster County held at Hempfield High School. The team considered the day a success when Kay Charles was selected to the Second All-Star Team of Lancaster County and Carol Habecker re- ceived honorable mention. However, win or lose the hockey girls had lots of fun and they are sure that with very few players graduating this year, the next few years at Manor should be much better hockeywise. I'lIll'f-Y-l'I',2l1f WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL Km-L-ling ll.elI In Rigrlitl-,lf-rry Caper. lion Tslludy. lldroltl fflllllll' o ll l'Il nan Andy lfunlx. Gurdon lfrislvan. .lim Snyder. Ed Ummdlmr rry ey e er Sli Ki-nm-Ill Hlf'l'l'llf'l'. Daw Neff, Cliarles Rutl. Bob Frev 'Nlerwm frmrat Standing: Nlr, Wurrm-st lhsisianl Cuaelil. ,luv lfurrey. lfddie cur ft 1 ii in In mi alml Sulli-nlwrger. Miki- lfrisman. Stanley lfliarlz-S. ,lime tpparren m Kldl lr Ken l.upulrl. john Ilornt-r. Harry Kauffnian. Nlr. Neff if vat We're the Gold Comets and we couldn't be any pl0LILlLI lh il s the w ty the whole school felt about this year's soccer team. Under the new coach. Mr. David Nerf, and the ciptble le idership of c ipt un H my Frey the soccer team enjoyed one of the best seasons in quite tfew years ln league competition the team finished second only to Girden Spot Then oven ill record for the season was six wins and two losses. CONGRATULATIONS, BOYS, FOR A JOB WELL DONI:' Opponents Manor Oxford 0 2 Upper Leacock 0 2 East Lampeter l 3 Reading ,, 2 0 Garden Spot 2 0 Lampeter-Strasburg I 6 Pequea Valley L 0 l Donegal O 2 6 I6 lfurl x'-11 in L' ITTY BITTY PRETTY ONES li. lr' ii. Host-itiaI'l ifisman. .lime lfiaiis. l,4iri-lla l isIim'r. Kirin-l'ta lic-lim. xllll Shriwr. Sm' S1-liaiiix. ALL SET? YOU BET! 'l'hat's exaetlv what our varsity cheerleaders were this year. All set. All set at every game. rain or shine to cheer our teams to many victories. These gals never seemed to run out of pep or eheers. They gave pep talks before games and stirred up lots ol' enthusiasm and school spirit. it We eouldn't have done without these lively lassies and we congratulate them on a job well done. lfilli YOU'RE SENSATIONI-XL KIlt'l'llIlg!' Bula Hill:-r and ,lurk Sloli- lManagc'rsl. Stamlintl--.lolm llr-ss. .lim Snvclc-r. litl Cluutlliarl. llarry l rr-y. John llt'ilw1'l. lm- Pilnvff. llonulml ltlc-ilvr, filair ,lt-nlxin-. Gnrfluii lirisinan. flnily lfunlx, Nlr. Holm-rl ll:-rr llssistanl llnarlil Nlr. llavitl Va-ff 1f:02!1'lll- The Basketball Team this year turned out to be one of the best to represent Penn Manor in many a year. Under Coach Neff. new to Manor this year. the boys won sixteen straight games. twelve of which were league games. before losing to Columbia. They then went on to win their remaining league games and finished in a tie for first place with Columbia. The playoff game to decide the winner in Section l was won by Columbia and in spite of their fine record the Gold Comets had to settle for second place. Penn Manor Opponents 1ftGardcn Spot 57 37 :il.ampeter-Strasburg 47 4l 1f:Eastern-Joint 57 45 ii:Solaneo 59 33 Donegal . 63 46 Ephrata . 53 38 Manheim Township 62 47 Manheim Central 46 4l Hempfield 63 38 Columbia 56 44 Elizabethtown 62 47 Donegal 84 33 Manheim Township 5l 24 Ephrata 45 40 Manheim Central 83 47 Hempfield 71 50 Columbia 64 66 Elizabethtown 63 33 :1tColumbia 57 64 non-league games play oil for section Title Fl-ffl'-OIII' PRETTY BABY KI1t't'ilI1Q,'7P3l Svhank. Eileen Fisher. Flaniling--llcrry Re-am. fionnii' Shank. l lniiullvs of viii-my dl- u plan- lo win-asc' il W ,l. N. t.ill'I'l'iILltil'l'N That's the best way we can sum up the great job these four girls have been doing at our games this year. They have helped bring school spirit to all our .l.V. games. They're so full of vim and vigor you can't resist joining in with their peppy cheers. Here's to you. J.V.'s lrilvli -lu rr HUNFOBGETTABLEH fxylxw - am lftonl Rem linvtfling lftl Ut-h-. liill Roltrt-r. llaroltl Crozier, lfltuvlx lfrt-y, Dick Sense-nig, Bull Keller. Charles Xloutw. Hivllartl lltlm. Willis llerr. llavlt llmx llaxitl Xlrifann Nlanagr-rl. llun Slit-rivlx. lla-nry lfrisman. ,lov lfurre-3. llaxitl Nt-ll. larry Slllllll. llaxitl ft-wltt-r. llill llraas. lfrtftl llt-ss. lltunaltl Wiggins. txlanagt-rt. Xlr. linlawrt llt-rr tlfuawllt, The .lunior Varsity Team also had a very good year. The boys won eight in a row before losing to Hemplield and Columbia. They then went on to win six out of their last eight games to give them a ssason record of fourteen wins and four losses. With a line season this year many of these boys should be able to step up to the varsity in the next couple of years to give Manor some good teams in the future. Penn Manor Opponents N iiilztimlen Spot 26 20 I .ampeter-Strasburg 23 I 9 izliastern-Joint 36 29 'i:SoIanco 4 I 23 Donegal 32 29 Ephrata 36 I7 Manheim Township 37 26 Manheim Central 43 21 Hemplield 26 35 Folumbia 24 37 Elizabethtown 26 'll Donegal 35 29 Manheim Township 34 30 Ephrata 28 29 Manheim Central 28 26 Hempfield 34 36 Columbia 20 29 Elizabethtown 34 24 non-league games Fill l'-llll'1't' 'WH Wismw Sex M gsm is KX N CJQIYZEZZQ' A ,. A. 'W - E - M, A I M - A mx . fU.Q777El7IiEl' TRUMPETER'S LULLABY In 2nd 3rd 4th Sth 6th Rowvv'Vlr. Charles ladvisort, Kay Charles, Roberta Rehm, Pat Schank, Audrey Eshelman, Jo Lindsley, Ann Row Shriver, Nancy Kreider, Sue Schank, Loretta Fisher, Barbara Sherts, Joan Robb, Lo Ann Wallick. -'Pat McSparran, Ingrid Meinke, Marian Sensenig, Judy Eshelman, Carol Mimnall, Brenda Houghton, Joyce Feller, Erma Musser, Barbara Cramer, Dong Boucher. Row-Joanne Gish, Kathy Wiederrecht, Joyce Shertzer, Aletha Peters, Barbara Seitz, Bonnie Ricketts. Row-Judy Kyle, Phyllis Butt, Juanita Bleacher, Carol Bosch, Virginia Weatherlow. RowYAlva Byerly, Shirley Brooks, Wantla Armstrong, Beverly Dunlap, Fay liindeman. Row-Lynn Kendig, Althea Engle. Typewriter keys clicking . . . paste flying . . . pencils rapidly moving . . . all this com- bined with hard work brings you the result: The Trumpeter of 1958. As the years pass, we sincerely hope that through our efforts, the memories of Penn Manor will remain with you while you are glancing through these pages from time to time. Editor-in-chief ss.sss,.s. .,h,-.-.- .ss.......s... .. .s,ss.ss. C. Sue Schank Assistant Editor .,.. . ,g,.s ., ,,a, -. .g.. ,... ..........,..ss , . gv.a N ancy Kreider Business Managers ss.o,sa ,. sss.ss, .. ..s,..as M-, Joan Robb, Loretta Fisher Advisor Bongo. -W s,oa ,--.a,s, As....,,..s,s...v W--- Mr. Stanley Charles Fifty-sigr WHEN OR WHERE lsl Rom----llrs. lilIlgIl'll'll larlvisorl. Judy Bri-nm-nian. Louise Hinkley. Kay liliarlvs. Killllj lli-isey. Shirley Karr. liulli Slvllr-r. Sllkll'lt'l'll llc-urge. Nlr. ZllIllllt'I'lll2lll lailxisorl. Zml Kim llonuii- liirlwtls. l,inila Nlt'Nlilln'n. Nlarilyn llerr. Nlary 'Nun Cootl. ,lunv Wvawr, lim-wrly ft-lli-r. lfayv Xle-xanfler. Ilril Rim Ronalfl Snawly, Tony llLlNl'l'rll4'lx, Bill Nt'lXl'1lIlH'l'. Rob:-rl Waller-r. ,llbllll Sl'yl.4'l'l. llll lion Xlltt rl llolw. Roy llincl, .lolin llr-ss. Paul Vissli-r. Typists busily tapping out last-minute articles. reporters hurrying to gather deadline material. editors frantically scurrying here and there, in an effort to piece together the paper. These scenes are enacted eight times yearly during Wednesday activities period in room 10. lf you haven't al- ready realized it. we are referring to the Manor Hi-Lites and its entire statl. The members of the club are divided into two main groupsg the editorial and the business stall. Mr. Ralph Zimmerman controls the club's business allairs, while Mrs. Lorraine Gingrich heads the editorial division. Editor-in-chief Kathleen Heisey Feature Editor Roy Minet News Editor Albert Hoke Sports Editor John Hess Junior Sports Editor . . . . .. . . Kay Charles Advisors Mrs. Lorraine Gingrich. Mr. Ralph Zimmerman lf'if1i'-.ww-fi SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME lst limi Pal S1-liank. lftl Cloatlliarl. Juni' lfxans, Rosemary Eisman. 22ml lion Nlarilyn llcrr. Jumlitli Courlncy. 'Xrla Sf-llc-rs, Nlr. Brzickliill. Nlr. Elirliarl. lamlxisorsh Pill Woml, liili-mi l islii-i'. .lutly HIPIIIIVIIIHII. Zlril HtIN Ill l'lN'lil llully. limi Nlckliillen. llaxiil Nr-ff, ,lolin Ht-ss. lloiialtl Kauffman. Vive-mlvll Cliarles. Hill Rolii'c'l'. la-4' Sliofl. The Student Council consists of seventeen members, and meets every Tuesday during activ- ities period. Directing hall trallic, holding dances, sponsoring all school elections, Halloween queen con- tests. Sir Valentine contests, and Youth Day in Government, are examples of the many good things the council does for the school. The Council could be known as the school's government plan. lt tries to make and enforce laws, which will help in the betterment of our school. Equal privileges. fair punishments, and deep consideration are all parts of the Student Council's judgment. The council members wish to express their thanks to all who have helped make this a good year. Thanks are also due the very capable advisor, Mr. Paul Ehrhart. President E. We June Evans Vice-President E dd, E Ed Goodhart Secretary Rosemary Eisman Asst. Secretary ,C E Pat Schank Chief Justice E ,E E ,En We Ken McMullen Judges John Hess and Wendell Charles Sanitation Judy Brenneman and Dave Nell' I i!l V-riglil THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY E s lst Ron lla-ft to Higlltl---'lllielrna Uiislafsmi, Nlellma Suydam. Lee Shall. Wt'INll'll Cliarles. jack NlcDonald. .lulm Ili-ss. Hivliaril Nliller, Earl Gs-rlacli, Loretta lfislier. Diana Bradley. Stanley Nlorrisoil. 22ml Rim ll.:-fl to Rigllll-flfcluard Umudllarl. Kenneth Nlcxlullen. Donald Kaullmau. llonalil lfeilr-i'. Sandra lflarlt. Carol llalveclu-r. Nlary lam N14-Cllellan. Patricia Sl'llillllx. lf. Sur- Srlianlt. Nun Sliriu-r. Beverly Ze-ll:-r. Bar liara lfauli-r. Nlr. Lest:-r lfliarles. Advisor. flril Ri .- in ifflitl Donald l elli'nlzaum. Freml Kneig. 'Xllwrt llula-. Roy flint-l. Ricliaril llarlsmau. Sandra nt llilt l R ,. Nlyi-r-. Kathleen lleisey. l.inda NlcNlillen, Ruscinary lfisman. Kallilei-n Olloni-I, and :Xllllca laiiglv, Membership in the Penn Manor Chapter of the National Honor Society is the highest tribute the school can pay to her students. This society is part ol' a national organization. Excellence in the qualities of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service is necessary for membership. Its members have a great deal to live up to in these four categories. This group of line young people sponsors many dances at Penn Manor, presents an assembly program each year, and holds a banquet for old and new members alike. ln February in a cere- mony at Lyte Auditorium twenty-seven Juniors and Seniors were received as new members. These new members are: Thelma Gustafson, Melba Suydam. Lee Shorf, Stanley Morrison, Edward Goodhart. Kenneth McMullen, Donald Kauffman, Donald Feiler. Sandra Clark, Carol Habecker. Mary Lou McClellan, Patricia Schank, C. Sue Schank. Ann Shriver, Beverly Zeller, Donald Fel- lenbaum, Fred Koeng, Albert Hoke, Roy Minet. Richard Hackman. Sandra Myers, Kathleen Heisey. Linda McMillen, Rosemary Eisman. Kathleen O'Donel, Althea Engle. and Barbara Cauler. Ollicers for this year are: President John Hess Vice-President Diana Bradley Secretary Loretta Fisher Treasurer. Earl Gerlach l iH t'-nine THE PROUD ONES First Row---fllr. Todd, Mr. Neff. Rose Mary Hess, Kathy Pearthree, Louise Binkley. Rl'illf'll8. Rehm, Geraldine Ream. Connie Shank. Loretta Fisher, Nlr. Brubaker. Si-coml Rum-Mrs. Wiggins, Lee llantz, Andy Funk, Charles Frey. .lerry Garner. Nlirvin Conrad. Nlr. llc-rr. Third Row -Donald Wiggins, John De-ilmerr, Donald Feiler, Harry Frey, Donald Tslindy. Fourlli Rum--Balm Mille-r. Eddie Eshelman. ,lack Slate, Edward Cunflliail. The Athletic Association meets on Monday during activities period. It consists of two rep- resentatives from each class, the president, vice-president and the managers and coaches of all the sports. Some of the activities this year included tag days, sponsoring parents' night at basketball games, and a turkey shoot. The Athletic Association raises the money for our school activities in many ways, such as bake sales, dances and roller skating parties. The Association has been especially active this year in guiding Penn Manor's athletics successfully. President , Vice President t OFFICERS ,M Assnss s ssssss some We sscsscss page Harry Frey s,,sW ss,ss s,,ss,,ss, ,cs, ,senses Andy Funk Secretary c ,c,,sc,,ns ss,t as t,,iMaN Senior Treasurer Junior Treasurer Six! V Loretta Fisher , Sandy Clark s s, June Weaver CHAIN GANG lst Rim ll.. to RJ---Ilarolml Crozier. ,lack NlcDonalcl. Cordon Erisman, llarry lfrey. Zlnrl Ron- Nlr. ll:-rr lhlxisorl. llavitl filvflann. ,Ioe lforrt-y. Bill Rollrer, Andy Funk, Tom lfislii-r. ,lim Siililivf. Eililii- Oi-hs. l,hll'IQ t'amplN'll. Ron l'linc'r. Larry llulier. Iirtl Rim-is llaw l.vlinian, Uonalcl SlIt'l'il'li. lmi- Slioff. Charles Frey. Donald lfeilvr. illiarlrs Xl:-llingvr. lfmliliv Sinki-, .lim Goss. llll lion-Dick Sensi-nig. Ki-n Nlc'Nlolli'n. llarolil l.i-lnnan. lls-nry lirisnian, Kon l'orlor. .mill lion Intl l'.slili'man. Wi-mli-II f'liarli's. ,lark Slow. lil titllbllllilfl. hill lion--lliilriwl Xlilli-r. ,llillll llm-ilu-rt, Daw Noll. The Key Club is an International Organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Lancaster. lt is the responsibility of the club to usher at plays. concerts and basketball games. The club co-sponsored a number of movies to raise funds with which they sent members to the convention at Allentown, Pennsylvania. The Key Club was under the capable advisorship of Mr. Robert Herr. The ollicers ot the club were as follows: President C ez Ce, C Harry Frey Viee President Y has be Gordon Erisman Secretary ge e e Jack McDonald Treasurer Harold Crozier The club this year, as always. has proved to be a valuable organization in serving Penn Manor High School. lt has certainly lived up to its motto Service with Leadership. Siilgi -om' TEACH ME TONIGHT Standing. Front Row-June Evans, Pat Schank, Audrey Eshelman, Sue Schank, Diana Bradley. Sitting, Front RowfDr. A. G. Breidenstine fDean of Instruction MSTCJ, Dr. D. L. Biemesderfer fPresident of MSTCJ, Mr. James Becker fDirector of Laboratory School MSTCJ, Paul Ehrhart, A. L. Brackhill, A. Norman Ranck, Doris Hosler tAdvisorJ. Sandra Clark, Erma Musser, June Moore, Janet Wiser. Standing-Marlene Walters, Vonda Stauffer, Anna Mary Singer, Barbara Sherts, Richard Miller, Eddie Myers, Roh- ert Nliller, Larry Oesch, Pat McSparran, Don Feiler. Harry Frey, Mary Ellen Huber, Joyce Gipe, Kathy Heisey, Elaine Jones, Loretta Fisher, Grace Delp, Kay Charles. DO YOU WANT TO BE A TEACHER? If this is your goal, the F.T.A. Club is the club you want to join. The club has been very active this year. From the induction of new members in the fall, to the election of officers in the spring, many things have taken place. Among them are talks about teaching and teachers colleges, reports about foreign schools, a visit to Millersville State Teachers College, and various films which were shown at the meetings. These and other activities helped to introduce future teaching to the members. The club is under the udvisorship of Mrs. Doris Hosler, and meets every Monday during activities period. President CEU L,,LL ,LEM LLLLL L,,,Le-,LL,,,LL,,LL LLLLL Diana Bradley Vice-President WEL-.- .LLLLL L LL,,.... -. ...L..L E L,.,,. .- ...aee Sue Schank Secretary E . EL-. LLLLLEEL .LLLLLL,LL.-.......L,L E L..... -EL Pat Schank Treasurer EEEEEEE..,.dEEEEEE. .- .E.EL E LLLE. LLLL LLL, Audrey Eshleman Librarian E -... LL,,LL,LL....LLLL,,,...LL E, ,,L,......LL,, H-- June Evans Advisor -EE EEEEE,YY.cYEEEEE,..L -. LEEL -.---.- LLLLL.w,. Mrs. Doris Hosler Sixty-two WAIT'LL YOU GET 'EM UP IN THE AIR. BOYS lst Ruwvjohn Nliller. Runnin- Ulmer, Audrey llshleman. Donna Williams, l,ynda Siegler. Dan Rutt. Loretta Fish- 2ntl Row 3rd Row llh 5t h 6th er. Sue Schank. Robert Frey, Kathy Kauffman, Judy Herr, Charles Ament, Darrell llaucvk. fliuar' Llllkaltlp. Mary .lane Patterson, Carol llabecker, Phyllis Butt. Carolyn limricli. .loyce Slit-rm-i'. Donna Nltrrgan. juanita Bleacher, Betty Tallaricu, Mary Lou fllcfflellan. jean Griffith, Sharri llerr. Bula Landis. Gene Fulton, Dick Kauffman, Mr. Brubaker lAdvisorl. -Charles Warfvl, .Mlrlisun Wienantl. ,lu Linmlslev. Nancy Kreitler, Joanne Gish, Sandy Clark. Yi-rna Wit- mer. Juan Wagner, Roberta Rehm, .lackie Wulf. Huis-fllike Yeagh-v, Bob Yr-aglvy, Eddie Sinke, Kathleen Wi:-tlereclit, Shirley Brooks, lilmt-r lmslit-i'. :inn Shriv- er, Pat NfcSiJarran. Row-Clair Jenkins, Tum Zimmernian, ,lerome Peters, Gary Warfel, ,lim Musser. ,lerry Melillliennv, .lim Seitv. Row-Jerry Lefever. Kenny Huber, Dick Stevenson. ,lim Slagel. Curtis Pfeiffer, ,li-rrv Roberts. Fred Bri-tim-r lfiigetu- Schock. llarry Kauffman, ,lim llumphreys, Abe Barley, Melvin Caldwell, Miki- Km-islz-y. Mr. Lee Brubaker, a licensed pilot, started an Aviation Club five years ago. The club did different things during the year. Each week the members saw a film. They also had the opportunity to go to the airport and have the thrill of flying. Every member in Aviation Club, if he wanted to, could take lessons on flying. However. most of this expense would have to be paid by the individual working on his Flying Log. Offi- cers were: President c, ac, , acc, , aaaaca ,aa but Y Dan Rutt Vice-President at it E, it aaa an c,, caa Tabac at Robert Frey SCCrCtury E , ac,,,c-,a ,.a,, aa,a E came bmw, , Loretta Fisher Treasurer , ,W dana ,,,, V, Aafwar W , A YVWW To aww Sue Schunk Sixty-Illrec THE BUS STOP SONG lst Ron-Mr. Todd ladvisorl. Nancy Kreider. ,lean Criffith. Doris Kauffman, Pat G1'ava.Joan Henry, Janet Sieg- risl. Kathy Peartllree. Carol Sellers. Mr. Overdorf ladvisorl. Zml lion- Russel Kauffman. ,lt-rry Nl1'l'llllFIlIl5. Jim Kirk. l.arry lllllJl'l'.,llI1l Slagt-l, Rivliard ll1'll'lilllilll..IlmllIl llilier- artlino, Paul Fr:-y. llarold Eslie-lman. 'Tonditions on the buses are favorable. This is the statement the patrolmen enjoy hear- ing. They do not wish to have their fellow students punished. hut order must be maintained on the buses. The Bus Patrol is composed of representatives from eaeh bus, usually two, and Mr. Todd and Mr. Overdorf are the advisors. Always remember. the Bus Patrol is interested in your safety and comfort as well as that of others. So cooperate at all times. President Doris Kauffman Viee-President Jim Kauffman Secretary-Treasurer .. - . . . , . - Pat Grava Advisors Mr. James Todd and Mr. Richard Overdorf Sixty- fan r WAKE THE TOWN AND TELL THE PEOPLE lst Hou 4Km-1-ling?-l.a1'ry Sweigart, Carl Snarlcr. Donald Fellenbaum. james Musser, Harry Hess, Lewis llerslu-y llarry Rimes-r. 2llll Hou 1Slunclingl---'lllvnn llvrsln-y, Paul llerr. Larry Snyder. Rivllarrl llackman. Mr. Siglin lulrlvisorl, Rllyllltlllll Us-ilu. ills-nn ll:-rr. Louis Shank. Siral Row-William Braas. Daxirl Blvarln-l'. liugvm- Fry. Jann-s lliiel. Paul Schulz, William Worley. llnram llarnisli Annu- Frm-y. The Fire Squad, under the fine supervision of Mr. Siglin has completed a successful year keeping in mind their aims: preventing fires and promoting safety. We congratulate the boys and Mr. Siglin for u job well done. President L L, , To James Musser Vice-President ,L or , L Harry Hess Secretary 7 L, ,7 7 Nelson Hurnish Advisor Ln, , L Mr. Siglin H1'.x'l,i'-fir 1' THE TYPEWRITERH lst Rim ll.. ln RJ: Hrs. Mlllllll0I'llltiVl. Nancy Krvimle-i'. ,loan l-lenflirson. is-rna Wilinm-r. Nlary Kathryn lluss. lo Znrl limi: 'lril lion llh Ron 3Ih lion 61h Hum Wallirlx. Fax 'xlf'Xl1IlIlt'l'. .luily llc-rr. loan lle-nrx 'llarx lam 'Nli'lilrllan. llvlilrim- llonihacli. Doris Kaulliinan. Joyce Sliwtzm-l'. lim-ily 'l'aIIainu livlly l ranlxlnril. liharlolle- Fpailv. lic-wrly fuller, Nlarleni- Sll'lxf'l'Nt'l7. Kathy vlllt'llt'l'I'l'l'lll. ,luyu ' .loan W-bll.Illl'l'. lfnnna liunnnings. lfxelyn llarnish. Peggy Kmlcay. Kay lfi'lxman. Phyllis lillll. Rust' Xukanip. Shirley Brooks. llarhara liillIll'l'. Nlvlha Snywlain. 'l'ln-limi Clustafsmi. Bev Dunlap. .luannv llt-ilmiu-ller. Hulh liliillll The Business Education Club meets every Monday during activities period. The purpose of the club is to better train students for ollice or secretarial work. The club conducted a survey of business education students who have graduated within the past five years. The purpose of this survey was to lind what subjects, which they studied in school helped them most in their field of work. This will be used to determine which subjects will need the most emphasis in the future. The girls also do many jobs for the school. such as typing report cards, sending out letters to parents. and any odd jobs which need to be done around the school. President Doris Kautlman Vice-President ,, , Thelma Gustafson Secretary Mary Lou McClellan Assistant Secretary e Melba Suydam Treasurer Shirley Brooks Advisor Mrs. Jeanne Zimmerman Sftll'-S1'.i RAINBOW lst Rim: Nlariz- Charles. Bonita Miivin. Barbara Brooks. .lain-I Huak. Darlene Hineer, Susan lmunard. .lZ1llk'l l.:-fi-wr. Um-n Balwr. Barbara liverharl, l.ois Erb. Znel lion: Nlr. Book lamlvisorl. Roberta Nicoclm-nlus. Alien- Sh:-nk. Bro-nda We-be-r, Carol Wagm-r. l,in4la S'llI'lYt'l'. Toni filllllllllllyx ,lmly Ainenl. ,lm-lla Henry. Clara Slwnlx. Peggy King. Ronnie Slrossvr. .lrrl Hou: lxax llurkllolrlcr l'.Illlll2l LIIIIIIIIIIIQLS. Uuris llenry. .lanel llipvlwll Renee Swirl. lloris Rankin. ll:-rl: llvnry. .lini Shan. llll Nou: lfharlollt- xYt'illl1'l'. lflainv Stone. .lran Nlillvr. juan xlf lliIlQll'l'. .lames St'll2ll'Il. 3lli Row: llanie-l lla-arml. llaxicl Blt-avlu-r. llarry Wilkinson. llarolcl Williams. 6th Ron: lflwl lfisller. Larry xVt'l'll. Altlllll .Mm'nt. Gerald Hess. ,lamm-s Wilson. Ualvn Graham. .lolin llvnry. lfwltliv Blf-xins. lfarl Nlclfanllv, Tlll Kms: Rim-Ilarrl l,llll. Curtis Pfs-il'lt-r. De-nnis Frvy. Rohr-rl Sigtnan. The Art Club directed by Mr. Book meets every Wednesday during Activities Period. This Club is for the benefit of those students who would like to explore the held of Art. All supplies and equipment available may be used by them. They have no special assignment and are able to work in whatever lield of Art most interests them. OFFICERS President ,, .-..-a.-, .. ss-. Marie Charles Vice President .. , . Lois Erb Treasurer C ,. , . . . Peggy King Secretary , . C - Roberta Nicodemus Advisor .. Mr. Book Si Ylt'-5t'I'l'II OLD MCDONALD HAD A FARM 5 l t Rows: llarry llvss. ,lim Xlusser. .Xndv Funk. john Barley, William Worley. '7n4l Ron: Glenn Flu-nk. Larry Falro. john Hrulvalwr. llarolzl Hitnvr. Daw Sie-grisl. Raymond tleib. .Ninos l'1ty Civil llli alll 6Il1 Ylli Row Hon Hou Hou Ron Z. n . Slivrtzer. Fam Nlvtzlvr. llliarlcs Rim-rr. Ren Wilmer. : Louis llc-r-lu-y. Nlr. Siglin lamlvisorl. liliner lless, Glenn llc-rslivy. Carl Suatler. Paul Shultz. Alu- l ami Bill Hraas. Ken Frey. lll2:lft'lll't-' l,s'ft-ver. Harry Kinrvr. ,lohn DiBr-rartlino. lun tml l'u vnu- Fr:-y. Dennis Sangrey. Hit-liawl llaelunan. Larry Svseigarl. M-ryl Miller. Alu- Bai 1 A 2 : llonalml l Q'llf'IllD2ilIlll. Daw Bl:-am'lu'r.llll'i1i1 llt-rr, Donald 'l'risslt'r. Louis Shank. : Larry Snyder. Nlvrvin lfonracl. Paul llcii. Lain Bucl uallvr, Boll llt-ss. Donald St-Ile-rs. Frank Good avm Bri-nt-man. 2 llolw Kvnwlig. Xlt-ryin KH-illt-r. llaw llnrul' Dvds lt-ft-wig ffail Niclwl. John llavlvl. The Manor F. F. A. is our chapter in a national organization consisting of thousands ot tel lows enrolled in the agriculture course The motto is During the year studies. President Secretary W Treasurer Reporters Advisor Learning to do Doing to learn Learning to live Living to serve in high school. the boys engage in many outside activities. which tit in well with classroom SIA ly-vigil! Ja Richard Hackman and Andy Funk mes Musser John Barley Bill Worley , Mr. Siglin Home On The Range This year. as in preceding years. the girls in the F.H.A. had formal and informal initiation. cooking projects, a Christmas Party. and a Halloween Party. They also went to Hershey to the lce Follies. Under Miss Griffith's able supervis- ion- the Club took part m Other Worth' St-alt-rl ll, to Rl: Doris Ylvlu-rvelx, Palsy lltlIll'lliIl. Nlary lfllr-n . . . . . Smeltx. Gloria llraas. Dr-lort-s liirlt. Sllirlr-y Kiev. Rhoda llrt-nm-- While uctlvmes' some of these Were: man. .lanvt xlt'l':lllt'llIly. Nanry l.t-fmt-i'. 'Xrla Sf-llt-rs. lfsllit-r each member doing a project for the H'umNl , . Qntl Rum: l,ois Hnatlvr. lflaim- lfivslf-1'. llarrivl FIo11r'l'.lil'I'lir' l,t-mis. Chapter Degree in Homemakingg ' T ' ' .lane-I llonrliin. llvlorr-s Vvarlvl. ltrnia Slit-alt. Nlis- Shirley llril- . . . . illllr. lorming a club constitution and song bookg Junior Red Cross projectg making crossword puzzles for hospital patients: attending state meeting in Harrisburgg sending two club representatives to a meeting at Penn State University in June: and hoping to get a representative in F.H.A. all-state chorus. Congratulations to all girls who earned their Chapter Homemaking Degree. OFFICERS President Lois Snader Vice-President Yvonne Doerr Secretary Delores Warfel Treasurer Wilma Beard Historian Elaine Feister Si rli'-ninr AMERICA, OUR HERITAGE Gary Wai-fel. Harry Hess, Jim Musser, Ken Huber, Jerry Roberts, Tom Zimmerman, Jim Slagel, Marvin lst Rowe- Lownsberry. Mike Yeagley. 2nd Row--John Hess, Jim Seitz, John Miller, Richard Miller, Lewis Hershey, Larry Snyder, Bob Landis, Cone Fulton, Nelson Harnish, Pat Grava, Mr. Ehrhart fAdvisorJ, Jim Humphreys, Charles Warfel. 3rd Row4Addison Wienand, lngrid Meinke, Donna Morgan, Donna Williams, Dawn Hess, Lynda Siegler, Joan Robb, Jean Griffith. flth Rowe-Marilyn Seiger, Juanita Bleacher, Carol Anderson, Carolyn Emerich, Grace Rutt, Dawn Farmer, Joanne nth 6th Gish, Dorothy Cipe, Wendell Charles. Row-Barry Bigler, Vernon Ludwig, Janet Wiser, Sharri Herr, Jacqueline Wolfe. Row-Elmer Lesher, Jim Kirk, Eddie Sinke, Mike Kneisley, Bob Dombach, Paul Hawthorne. Fred Brenner, Larry Huber, Jerry Mclflhenney, Dave Mowrer, Richard Dale, Nlelvin Caldwell, Darrell 7th Rowe- llauck, Charles Nment. Don Hocking, Jerome Peters, Carl Miller. We, the graduating class of 1958, have profitably enjoyed an exciting year of current events in discussing Problems of Democracy and interesting current happenings. During the school months we saw some excellent films and also heard some interesting rec- ords. We shall long remember this club because it has helped us to become better citizens. The P.O.D. club members say Thanks to Mr. Ehrhart for ending our last year at Penn Manor with a deeper understanding of the world before us. S 1' lien t v 'A' YOU'RE ADORABLEU lst Ron--Elaine Stone. Phyllis Frey, Carol Miinnall. Betty Lon Shauli. Nancy Herr, Mary ,lane Vlassis, Rose Eis- man. Nliss Cooper lAdvisorl. Zncl Row--llonnie Good, Roberta Nicotlenius, Elaine Charles. Delores Hippvy, Brenda Slauffe-r. Pal Trimble. Pal Syxineliarl. flrd Rim-je-an Croff, Netlra Conrad, ,loyve Wagner, Cnarlotlt- Weithnan, Pal Wootl. 1th RomfAiny Sellers. Phyllis Herr, Nlary Jo Cully. Doris Warner. Y-Teens raise funds for the Red Cross World Fellowship and other needy organizations. Every year all the Y-Teen groups are asked to participate in a Bazaar which is held at the Y. W. C. A. Each Y-Teen club selects a country and portrays it to the greatest extent possible in dress, food and customs. THE Y-TEEN CREED As a Y-Teen, a member of a world-wide organization, I will strive to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions. and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God through supporting my club in all its activities. President ,,-,s,,- . and is ,W P, ., ss, ,,s,E H, it . Roberta Nicodemus Vice-President s Cam dns.. ,H rss, .WWE was Carol Mimnal Secretary s W Es sew C, W E me CHC, Amy Sellers TFCHSUFCY WCW awww f . .WH sgs.. Mary Jane Vlassis l.C.C. Representative A ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,, ,WW Joyce Wagner Program Chairman eww.. We Y a,a,aC, s eaW,a.. Y A Phyllis Herr Devotions Chairman aC,.s,.e,a,C, C s ,C ,E ,s ,aa CW Elaine Charles Membership Chairman ,eee as s s ECC ..,,a,ss Casa Put Wood Advisors . ss. ss. . Janet Cooper, Rosemary Eisman Serenly'-0119 I COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT lst Ron- Amy Sellers. jim Nlusser. ,laekie Wolfe. 2nd Rim-f-Jaiie Charles. ,loan llentlersun, Phyllis Frey, Helen Sangrey. Brenda Stauffer. litlitli Sliufl, lilaine llratly. Iflrd llh Slli 6th Till How Ron Rim Rim Row -'Jack Carol Nlcllue. llawn Spf-iss, Edith Nlelfalls, Ella Oe-wh, Mis. Wiggins lgltlvisort. Elaine llliarles, Doris Warner. Carolyn l':ll1Tll'll, Mary lam Garrett. Cathy Cullman. .loyee While, llelen Nlmure, ,lean llerr. fellennis Sangrey. Denton Orllnan. ,lerry Roberts, Mike Ye-agley. Nlarlene Slt l'xl'l'VQ'lZ. Belly 'llallarivn --f-,lnhn Nlelfnn, llonaltl Nlcllavw. liliek llersliuck, ,lemme Peters. Hula Fnlkinan. Rieliartl Dellinger. Willis llerr. llarry Peters. Darrell llouvk. Fish. lfri-rl Brenner. .Nine Harley. 'Mldison Wienanrl. Ken lluln-r. Ken Blew-:lu-r, Boll lluller. Whether you want to learn the country style square dance or the ever popular stroll, you'll lind how to twist and turn and move those feet in the Dance Club. This club, under the direction of Mrs. Phyllis Wiggins, is new this year, and by the enthusiasm shown by the students who bc- long. it will continue for some time to come. The club meets every Wednesday in the gym. Five cents dues is collected each week to pay for the records. So far. the club has learned the proper way to square dance. slow dance. and to do the slop and the stroll. Who knows what dance they will be learning next? President L, Amy Sellers Vice-President L, L L Kenard Yeagley Secretary s, .1 Jackie Wolfe Sf'1'f'IIfY'f1l.'IJ TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME ls! Rim llcf In Rl llll xld .-2 1 'g 'riin l,0MIlhlN'l'y. ,lay Sangrcy. llarolil Sangri-5. Dennis Sllllgllfy. ,lllllll Rall. Di-nlon illllllilll. Carl Xlillvr. john Nielson. larry Seiger. Russel Kuof, 2uil Hon ll,. lu RJ Xlr. N4-ff lfMlvisorl. l.ln lyanlz. Earl Nlvifarslal. lsr:-il llenilerson. ,lllllll llrlnan. llill Kll'lllll2lII Ilril Illl Sill hill Tlll lion lion Rim limi Hon --llaxnl Nlnurf-r, Bolt Wisslm-r. Barry lilQllQ'l'. f.li1l't'lll't' la-fcvwlt. Daxul hfcln-r. RlK'llill'4l l,l'lllllgl'l'. Ni-all Ilan- Sf-igrisl. liarry lll2l4'll. llaxinl BI't'HIlt'lllHll. Tom Fi-llc-l'. Willis llr-rr. llaxiil l nrull. Nlr. Lyons lMlxisorl ll.. lu RJ - llarry Pole-rs. llali-n Graham. liarry Fivgli-r, Russel Wllilc. Rivliaril llmslnan. Nlaurim- Bran lull. Paul xllllliilbkillgfll. ll.. to HJ Russ:-l Kulins. llarolil lfslwlmau. Leroy Spade. Cary Klein, Charles 'Nloorq-. Russel Wolf. il.. to RJ larry U:-scll. llarolml Williams. Ninos lfrr-y. ,lay Frey. Paul Nla-1'lxli'y. ,lolm Nlvlfalls. Kola:-rl lfrcy. Nlarxin liraclxbill. Boll D4blllllill'll. Illall. lion Viiggins. The Sports Club meets every Wednesday under the expert supervision of Mr. Neff and Mi Lyons. The club has been participating in seasonal activities in the form of leagues. The boys obtain knowledge and practice in such sports as volleyball, soccer. football, basketball, track and baseball. The boys have elected the following as their captains: Pirates Marvin Lownsbery Yankees Vernon Ludwig Braves Maurice Brackbill Giants Marvin Brackbill Sf'r1'11li'-Illlw' lla: HSWINGING ON A STAR Isl Ron ll,eII to Rigllll- Katliit- lleisey. Barbara Iloffer. Althe-a Engle-. Tony llawrslivk. Russel Hnof Rom Nlark, Rivliarml l,nlz. Harriet Weaklim. Nlr. D. I. Herr. Znll Ron lla-lr io liighll Xlaric Charles. Bonnie Anwnl, Bill ix1tlIlll'ZlI.S21lll Slayer. llarry Wilkinson, Do II i 1-r, Iiivliarml De-Ilingt-r. Boll Walker. arthur Pavlalus. The Astronomy Club is a newly-formed club composed of twenty-three students and their adviser. Mr. Daniel I. Herr is in charge of this group which meets every Tuesday in room 7 dur ing activities period. The purpose of the club is to introduce new knowledge and encourage interest in the sci ence of the stars, the galaxy, and the entire heavens and universe. Each week reports were presented on various subjects designated by the executive com mittee. By these means, the members were able to secure knowledge and to use their know ledge in discussions during the meetings. This year the club has taken several trips to North Museum and the Franklin and Mir shall observatory. Field trips to Franklin Institute and other nearby places were planned Advisor President . ., Secretary B, B B Treasurer , B Librarian OFFICERS Serenlgv-four Mr. Daniel I. Herr Barry Wilkinson .. Barbara Hoffer Kathie Heisey Bonnie Ament WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK The shop club is an important part ol' our school. ln addition to working on their own projects. the boys tind time to work on projects for the better- ment ol' our school. Because of the crowded conditions. the club is divided into three groups. each Linder the supervision of Mr. Mil- ton Ranck. Working with plastics, leather. met- al. and wood are all parts of this club's activities. After entering the new school. these lields will expand, thus giving the boys better opportunities. OFFICERS Monday President Robert Frey Treasurer Richard Kauffman Tuesday President Earl Gerlach Treasurer Clyde Tripple Wednesday President Harry Kaullman Treasurer Robert Landis Advisor for all groups- Mr. Milton Ranck Sviwi ts DRY BONES lst Row-Bob Kindig. Ed Conrad, Bob Hurry, Signrd Lauris, l.nnise Shair-lily, Renee Scott. Mr. James Ward. 2nrl Row-.lim Kauffman. Ed Myers, .lim Boose. Herb Henry. Dennis Frey. jake Byers. A few of the projects within the club itself were: disection. seeing microscopic slides, and taking held trips when the weather permitted. Our school benefitted from this club not only by their March Assembly, but also by the pop- ular films which were shown in the evenings. All those who are interested in learning more about Biology than the course provides, should join the Biology Club next September. Chosen as this year's officers of the Biology Club were the following members: President ,ouoo som some -t tosoooo do James Boose Vice President Whoo, ooo,,oo, ,oot,,, Bob Kindig Secretary ,ood A- Louise Shaiebly Treasurer W, Dennis Frey Scfzfeliiy-.six lst Hou: .lat-lt 5?lIlQll't'X. lmrultl Ilt Rlilifll llulwr. K4-n llcs-. ,ml Kon: ,lay lxililt-r. llonultl 9 l.arry 51-igm-r. ll nawlx 'tl lion: l.arrx l',4'lxlI12lll. llw-an t 1 ll lion: Rolwrl 'ag H llulu-rl Nlurry. llvrlu tIully. Splain. Russell S1'll0l'lx. .lvrv l.cln-wig Xlr. th Mlxis ' . Hs i lf. 'll wolf. ltS4- -s . of Alliirry. Min tion Ill XlIltN will lion: New ' s ' g. t Kicllartl lin-llingt-r. we DIM. DIM. THE LIGHTS The Projection Club occupies a rather unique position at Penn Manor in that it performs a real service for everyone in the school. The Club's purpose is to show the classroom films for the teachers. to operate and. when possible. to service all audio-visual equipment belonging to the school. The members. under the supervision of Mr. Barry. aid both the teacher in his classroom in- struction and the student in his process ot' learning. 5f'l't'llIl -.wi vu The club officers are: President Eugene Schock Vice-President Jere Lefcver HALF A PHOTOGRAPH This ysar. the Photography Club consists of fifteen members. Every Monday during activi- ties period. ii' you visit Room l or the darkroom. you will lind them in action. The club has a three fold purpose: to teach those who know nothing about photography the essential facts of taking. printing. and developing pictures. to take pictures of school activities. and to advance the knowledge of those who already know the fundamentals of photography. This club is under the line supervision of Mr. Paul Johnson. Mr. Johnson is aided by the following ollieers. who were elected by the club members: President Jack McDonald Vice-President Larry Oeseh Secretary-Treasurer Joan Forrey .gl'I't'l7l i'-viglil CAN'T YOU READ BETWEEN THE LINES ls-I Rom: Carol ,Xmlr'rson. Karr-n Scholz. Barbara Cauler. Xlelba Suyrlam. Znrl Rim: Xlrs. Sli:-lla-nln-rgn-r letrlvisorl. Linda Par-s. Audrey Xlartin. Yonrla Staullvr. llc-lmrali Domlaavli. tim-rrp Rulil. lflaine' ,lone-. lfliarlollv Gran-r. Cathy Belimf-V. 'lrd Rim: Sandy llc-rsln-y, Host- 'Xlary llvss. Ruth Clrawr. Harrie-t We-aklim. llravs- llvlp. Nlarian Ili-llt-r. Cindy Nlay- -lllt'-. Illi Rum: Dram- llill. Fally llauvlt. llivlnia tfnstalson. The twenty-four members of the Library Club worked hard straightening bookshelves. dust- ing. writing overdue slips, and arranging magazines on the racks. A play. The Guilty Ones by Ruth Amelis Smita, was presented in an assembly program. ln the fall the girls attended the Conference of the School Librarians Association of Pennsyl- vania held at Millersville State Teachers College. The girls were under the capable leadership of Mrs. Mary Shellenberger, the librarian. The members met in the library on Wednesday during activity period. The otlicers of the Library Club are: Melba Suydam , L ,L LL LLL ,L L President Karen Scholz LLLLL L. L Vice President Carol Anderson L LL Secretary Barbara Cauler , LLLLLLLLL L Treasurer Svrvril Y'lll'fIl CHOOSE A NUMBER FROM ONE TO TEN lsl Row lKne-4-lingl: l.arry llulwi. lltltlit- lislwlman, Diana Bratllvy, llarolml l.t-lmian. Donald lllhllllily. 2nd Rim: .lark Nlt-Ilonalll. Frwl Km-ng. llavltl lmhman. Kviliwlli p0l'll'l'. ,lim Kirk. Roy Kline-I. Nlr. Barry lhlvisorl. llarry Frey, .lov l t-iler. Stanley Xlorrison. To show that mathematics has been a major cultural force in Western civilization, to show where mathematics has determined the direction of many philosophies of thought, to show how it has fashioned major painting, musical, and literary styles, to challenge and stimulate the minds of better-than-average students: with these objectives, the Mathematics Club was re-organized after a year's absence at Penn Manor. Although most of the club discussions are led by the students. guest speakers from educational and industrial fields have spoken at various times. The group has gone on several held trips. The club is under the capable guid- ance of Mr. Barry and the following officers: President Harold Lehman Vice-President Jack McDonald Secretary Diana Bradley High! V LULLABY OF BROADWAY lst Row: Vivian Kiss, Nancy Herr, Richard Miller, Ann Koch, Nan Platt, Mary Lon McClellan, Kathy Fisher. Carol Be-ck:-r, Nliss Aston Ulrlvisorl. Znal Hou: Kathy Denlinger, Mary lluss, Diana Bradley, Doris Good, Louise Shaiehly, Linda Crouse. ,Ioan Forrcy. 'irtl Ron: Rose- llr-ilmuelle-r. llc-lt-ite Pavlalos. llonnie Cooil, Pat Grimble. Rohr-rta Wittpi-nu. lth Hou: Rolwrt Nlarks, Paul Hawthorne, Phyllis Herr, Joanne lleitmue-llr-r. Sth Hon: Nlarlha lfinni-y. Larry Sr-iger, Verna Witmer. llarolcl Shisslc-r. Throughout the year it was interesting to notice the members of the Dramatic Club entering Room 8 during activity period on Wednesday. Their faces showed comedy or tragedyg whatever their part called for. The meetings included skits, play readings, play planning, charades, and monologues within the group. The club presented an assembly program and sponsored a dance. Manor Masques gives its members an opportunity for dramatic expression, insight into theat- rical life. and behind-the-scenes activities. Miss Aston has been advisor for this club for several years, and her experience has been most helpful to the group. President to t cc, to Richard Miller Vice-President 7 e c,cc,,cc c ,c ,cc c c,gg, an Y Nan Platt Secretary get to c cccc ., at ccccc as ., that acc Mary Lou McClellan Treasurer get ,cs be get ,angst agenda ,,t,,,c,gg,ggg Ann Koch Advisor e at cc c c. eggs., sccc. Miss Norma Aston lffgllfy-uri 1' THERE'S NO BUSINESS Sealed l.. to R.: Barbara Sherts. Richard Miller. Kathy Wiederret'ht. Vincent Bresch. ,loanne Heitmucllcr. Roberta Rt-lim, Bark Hon: l.arr5 lluhcr. Paul llautliornc. Nlary l,ou Nlcfill-llan. Pal Nic-Spartan. Wvmlt-ll liliarlvs. ,loan Holili. Sm- S1'ililllix. ,lack Nlcllonaltl. Larry fjl'5l'il. Lori-lla Fi4ilQ'l'. ,lunv lfxaiis. Xlarx K. lluss. Pal Sldlkilllx. lfoli llillcr. After Chauncy J. Mooney tRichard Millerl is sent to the ollice by his English teacher. Miss Prescott tjoan Robbl for not writing his autobiography. things really begin to happen. The principal. Mr. Garfield. tWendell Charlesl forces him to write it. and it turns out to be a winning autobiography in a national contest. lt seems in the autobiography that Chauncy was helping his mother. KSue Sehankl at a party given by Mr. Roberts, tPaul Hawthornel for his daughter Georgia Belle tMary Lou McCIellanl. She and her friends Gregory Horner. Uack McDonaldl her boyfriend. Corky Williams, tLarry Oeschh. Clarissa Green. lMary Katherine Hussl. Audrey Nelson. fPat Schankl, and Roxanne Tow- er Uune Evansl were in the swimming pool. Chauncy who saves Georgia Belle from drowning becomes a celebrity and is interviewed by the local radio announcer. lLarry Huberl. and photo- graphed by the Life Photographer tBob Millerl. His dream comes true when he is given a SIOOO check by Miss Thorndylxe lLoretta lfisherl, chairman of the autobiography contest. As the play draws to a close. Chauney is cheered by his classmates and is asked to the prom by Georgia Belle. The cast enjoyed preparing and presenting the play. The play was a huge success. and was enjoyed by the large audiences which attended both evenings. Miss Aston's careful direction was greatly responsible for the success of the play. Eightvetwo LIKE SHOW BUSINESS St-ated L. to R.: Virginia Wcallicrlow. Fred Koeng. llerb Cully. Barbara Miller. Charles Rult. .lurly lishlvman. 'Kun Korli. Nlthva Engle. l,intla Xlt'Xlillvn. Kathleen Heisey. Standing: kixian Kise. l.in:la Kelsey. jutly Kyle-. Roy Nlinet. .lunv We-an-r. llln-rl llukt-. flllill'lt'4 Nlcllingvr. lfnltliv l'iHlllt'lllflll. ll:-rrp lie-aiu. Xlr. Paul fl. l'ilu'ltart. Maudie versus men! That was the theme of the play, Stag Line. presented by the .lunior Class on February seventh and eighth. Maudie tBarbara Millerj just can't stop managing her sister. Sylvia's wedding. Sylvia tlunc Weaverl is soon to be married to Jerry tRoy Minetb and they want Maudie to devote herself to the boy next door. Davy. tHerbie Cullyl. Instead she devotes herself to transforming a house guest. Ronald tCharles Mellingerl into a doll and to winning a bet she made with Sylvia that she could snare the best man. Mac tFred Koengj. Maudie's friends. Alix tAnn Kochl and Julie tAlthea Englel try to snare Ronald. but to no avail. while Lysbeth tLinda McMillenl competes with Maudie l'or Davy. Mr. and Mrs. Mason tCharles Rutt and Judy Eshlemanl are disturbed to see Maudic's man- aging mistakes almost spoil the wedding plans. Due to Maudie's directions through Chi. an ad- mirer. tEdward Eshlemanl Smitty. the dressmaker tGerry Reaml sends the gown to the wrong place. Then Maudie's carelessness almost lost Jerry a client. Mrs. Farrington Smith tliathic Heiseyl. Jerry thinking Sylvia and Mac are in love because of a simple little question Maudie asked him. almost doesn't show up for the wedding. ln the happy conclusion. Jerry appears and tinds out that Sylvia loves him and the mistakes are made right. Then the familyg the reconciled Davy and Maudieg friends: bridesmaids. Ting tGinger Weatherlowl. Carol tLinda Kelseyh. Betty tjudy Kylelg usher. Snoots tAlbert Hokclg and maid. Margaret tVivian Kisel depart for the wedding. The cast enjoyed preparing and presenting the play and give most of the credit for its suc- cess to the capable direction ol' Mr. Ehrhart. Hiflilgx'-Il11r'e 'll 9161512 Jlzas Z5 Jlzzsze , . ,M gy., ,AF Q f. -lv xyC'fx Ef'7-O -an qw' -culv- . X V KNISM, 4 . . W f , . f ms Q M 'A an ' 4' W' -ff .,., 'iwiixiif THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR lst Ron: Nllwrt lloke, Audry Eshleman, ,ludy Cantz, Vivian Kise, Ioan Nlellinger. Nancy LeFever. Doris Herr, Ann Km-lt. liarliara llotler. Barbara Slterts. 2nd Hon: Sam Wallace. joan Holmli. Charles Hollinger, Elissa Ditzler. Kathy lh-nlinger, Nlary jane Patterson, Nlary lfllvn llultt-r, Nancy Kreider, Sam Stayer. Pat lVlc5parran, ,lohn Sangrrcv. Carol Schatz. ,Indy Nlarlell, Yin- cent Bl't'St'll. ,loltn Rylee. Iirtl Ron: Yirgiuia llall. Susan Pretztnan, Suzanne Martell, Arthur Pavlatos, Roland Tltomas. ,lolm St-yft-rt. .lint Gen- tcl. lere Br:-rteist-xt, Jerry Shultz, Mervin Conrad, Eddie Eshleman, Ken Porter, Ronny Eltrlxart, llarold San- grvy, jim Ki'llIl'I:llliiIl. Torn Bowers. Tennis Bergen, Bolt Miller. Nlarilyn llr-rr. Rosetnary Flistnan, David llt-rr. Linda Killu-filer, litlitli Nlurry. Carol l'lalmecker, Lyntla Sit-gler. lllt Hon: Hr-ruin' Scott. Bolmby Harller. Colin Shultz, ,lerry Dull, Harold lIroziet'. ,lucly l':Sllll'll'lHIl. llortlou lfristuan. Donald lJt'llllllQl1'l'. Daw Nlvllann, Charles Rult, Donaltl Kauffman, William Nlonival. Denton Urttuan. Ruin-rt Kentlig. Hoy Nlinet. l.arry Oesvll. Richard Sltoelnalier. Dan Hutt. Hen l.+'l twt-t', Paul liltrltart. liarl Uerlavlt, ,lavlx Flute. Xlr. llaroltl Wvlltl. Squeaky clarinets, blasting trombones, and jam sessions, constitute those queer sounds which come from the gymnasium about eight o'clock every morning, Monday thru Thursday. Don't be alarmed by these noises, for it is only the band preparing for a hard hour of practice. This organization, consisting of eighty members, under the capable direction of Mr. Harold Wild has seen many honors come its way during the past year. Starting in September, they marched to victory, by winning first place in a parade at Elizabethtown. This was the second year in succession that the band received that honor. The band finished the month by marching in parades at Ephrata, New Holland, and Mt. Joy. On October 31. the band traveled to Hanover, Pennsylvania to compete against twenty high school bands from Pennsylvania and neighboring states. There they also captured tirst prize for the second year in succession. Then, on Novem- a ber 23. the band again had the honor of es- corting Santa Claus to the Watt lgl Shand Department Store in Lancaster. After the Christmas Concert, the band spent all its time preparing for the out- standing Spring Concert, which is always a high point in school events. Through the sale of Prom Peanuts, the band is able to take a trip to New York City at the close of each school year. The trip is just a small reward for the etlorts shown by everyone in the band. ,lark Slate tljlnrariaul. ltlarlmara Slut-rts 'Su-nt. taryl. ltarl Us-rlavlt l5ttule-nt llirvt'torl. Ifiglz ty -six LOVELY TO LOOK AT nt l., Io H.: .lune lfxans. -Mtn Sltriwr. llitls ll iii: llolorvs Vlila-. Xlary Kan flood. Nlary lou Nlvtflf-llaii. lfilt-eil Fislit-l'. tfarol Nlimnall. Everyone loves a parade, and everyone enjoys watching those seven pretty little lassies who can always lind their place in front ol' our band. Of course, we mean those high-stepping, high-spirited majorettes of ours. The band is led expertly by Ann Shriver tdrum majorettel. and we have none other than June Evans as our head majorette. The new majorettes this year are Mary Lou McClellan, Mary Ann Good, and Carol Mimnall, and of course we can't forget the sparkling personalities, Dolores Wike and Eileen Fisher. The girls did much in helping the hand capture first place in the two com- petitive parades it entered. Nice going girls, keep those batons twirling. l'fi'glil,t -.Nt'l'4'll MAY WE SING TO YOU? lst limi' l.. to ll.: Airs, ll2lI'Sll, l,i114lz1 t'1'o11se, Fay :Xlt'XH.IltlPI', .Iune VVL'ZlY6'l', l:2ll'l12ll'2l Miller, Mary K. lluss, I.:-1111 Sl2illl.l't'l'. AI'lllUl' l'ax'lz1tos, l:HllHl'i XVz1lke1', .l,.lWll'S Sellaiwl, Vi111'e11t lin-svli, llm-1'l+e1't Cully, l14111g:,'- las lllPlll'llt'l', lllllll l1lll'1lS, Nancy Funk, Kztthle-011 Heist-y, .luily l:l'k'llllt'l112llI, l!:11'l1111'a lloffi-1'. ' liow: lA1l'L'll2L 1 i:sl1v1', Ruth tioml. .loan .XltJlllllg'Pl'. 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Do. Re, Mi. Fa. Sol. La. Ti, Do - these melodious strains can be heard by anyone pass- ing by the church any day between l 1:45 and 12:30. The Glee Club. under the able direction of Mrs. Harsh. has been one of the busiest groups around this year. As soon as we were organized, we started working on the Assembly Program and concert for Open House. What a time we had going Round and Round with My Fair Lady ! The Christmas Concert came up next. Following that we began to work very hard preparing for County Chorus. Ann Shriver. Pat McSparran. Earl Gerlach. and Dave Lehman represented us at the District Chorus Festival in February. Almost immediately we began working very hard on the operetta. Medics and Merriment . Ending the season. we sang at Baccalaureate. The Glee Club extends a vote of thanks to the ever faithful accompanists, Pat Mc- Sparran. Sue Strubhar, and Barbara Holler. ll. Io Hi l':1I S1'l1a11lt t'l'rQ-:1s.l. Suv Svliunlx t5ec.l. lAlll'll2l I'l9llt'l IN. l'.J. ltarl frl'l'l2lK'll IPP-sl Eighty-e1'gl11 DANCING IN THE DARK lst Row: Barbara SIIPYIY, Yivian Kise, ,Illliy Nlarlell. Yirtcenl BI't'4l'll. ,lolm Rylf-c. llarlwara llulfvr. Xlarilyu llvir. Nllnlrl lluld-. Hr. Vliilil. Ilurl lion: Roy Xlincl. Hicliarml SIl0t'lllillxl'l'. Ilan Hull. llaroltl lfrulif-11 Iloli Nlillcr. 'IX-unis llr-rgvu, ,lim lxaullman llurulql Saugrt-5. Pianist: llul xit'Slb2il'l'i1ll. Whether it be Rock'n Roll or slow dreamy music. the Penn Manor Dance Band, under thc capable direction of Mr. Wild, can bring it to us. The Dance Band is one of our favorite organizations, because. by means of assemblies throughout the year. they bring, to us not only our favorite Pops . but also some favorite old- time standards. They send us not only in assemblies. but also at dances, both here and at other schools. Too, they play beautiful dining music for numerous banquets. Of course. no dance band is complete without vocalists. Loretta Fisher, Kathy Kauffman. and .lim Sellard warble many a pretty tune for us. Elllfllfl -nina September September October November November November November December December December January January January February February February March March April May May May June June June 88L 2884 78: 1784 29, June 1, DAY BY DAY 4-Back to the old grind. 17-Soccer team starts the ball rolling. 31-Band marched into first place at Halloween parade. 9-Seniors prove their acting ability in Glamour Boy. 23-Band helps usher Santa Claus to Lancaster. 27-Hockey lassies go to Hempfield for a playday. 29-Thanksgiving brings a two-day vacation with lots of turkey. 5-Mr. Johnson singed his mustache over a Bunson burner. I4-The Glee Club put us in the Christmas spirit with its an- nual Christmas concert. 20-At last Christmas vacation and more turkey, too. 2- Our off is all. I7-The Comets proved their skill by beating the Tide. 23-Mr. Lyons lost his briefcase. 8-Junior Class proudly presented Stag Line. 21-Snow brings loads of fun, a week off, and a longer school year. 28-National Honor Society induction was a pleasant surprise to some. I5-Members of our gold and blue band present their concert. I8-Mr. Stan Charles celebrated his 39th birthday - This sounds like Jack Benny. 3- Here comes Peter Cottontailf' 9-Sports day, a day of fun and games in the great outdoors. 2-T he days of doom finally arrive and are soon ended. 30-Dancers delight at the Junior-Senior Prom. 5-A farewell salute to the Seniors. 6-So long 'til next year. ll, 12, and 13- The seniors' frolic, better known as the Washington trip. Ninety WRX W3 file .ilk J ii- .Wann Q w v O M M E R C I PRINTING A r OFFSET AND IJ LETTERPRESS PRINTING HQUSE Market and Grant Streets Lancaster, Pcnna. 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