New Holland High School - Leoninus Yearbook (New Holland, PA)

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Board of Education Mr. H. Earle Wright ..,.....................................,.........,,.,....................... .......................................... P resident Dr. Wilson A. Foust ..... ........ V ice President Mr. John H. Martin .......,.... ............. S ecretary Mr. Henry R. Fenninger ,............. ....,...................,...,.........,.............. ...... T 1 'easurer Mr. J. Maurice Smith rl C! IF P! PF During the twelve years of our schooling everyone has certainly noticed and appreciated the work and careful planning done by the Board of Edu- cation. Many troubles and problems have arisen during our school days, which we would never have been able to solve without the help of this ofiicial body. These five prominent leaders of our community have worked unselfishly and without thought of remuneration, solely for the betterment of our school. Many examples of their efforts can be seen and felt in our daily school ex- periences. We, of the Class of 1947, hereby wish to express our gratitude to the Board of Education for the enriched school facilities which they have made possible for us during our past twelve years. A- Pane Three ,W ,, 7----V -+

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in nic ,in 101011 10: 11111021 10101124 1 ning it 1 1 -1 1:1 11011 q vii i-gig animation Again a group of ambitious students come to the end of their high school days and step into the world to build a successful life upon their talents and knowledge. Whatever we, as graduates, do, we realize how much our teachers have come to the aid of all, not only in the dispersing of knowledge and the development of per- sonalities, but in many varied ways which will enable us to succeed. We, the Class of 1947, take this opportunity to express our deepest feelings and gratitude to our new- found friend and counsellor, Mr. John T. Auld, Super- vising Principal. For his helpful guidance during our Senior year, we will eternally be grateful. Although he has been with us only this short time, he has ably helped us to deal with many difficult problems. It is in sincere appreciation of all his efforts and his constant interest in trying to make us better citizens, not only of the school I'-ut the community as well, that we dedicate this issue of The Leonhzzls. Page Two 110194-3:14 if-101 -ic lninicxmnicrifaiqricviriuixriwviu 1 1011 3 14 IOIKQ DQQUQCIQ

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