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

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- Class W We, the Senior Class of '42, of the New Holland High School, being cf sound mind, and having attained proper mental facilities fitting to seniors here- by declare this dccument to be our final written testament. Our unforgettable estate is to be divided among the heirs as follows: ARTICLE I--To the entire school We bequeath fwhatever we gotj as well as the example we have set during twelve years of our education at New Holland. ARTICLE II-To all underclassmen and the Juniors in particular we bestow our Senior dignity, our high scholastic average, our good times finclud- ing millions of gigglesj, sportsmanship, originality, and last of all our ability to have a few names on the deficiency list and many on the honor roll in pro- portion to the size of this class. ARTICLE III-To the following individuals according to the best of our knowledge, we leave these special legacies for their good fortune or mis- fortune, whichever the case may be: Bob Andrew's baseball interests to Jay Rodgers. Ray Bensinger's secretarial ability to Dick Diem. Ethel Brubaker's basketball shots to Virginia Zerbe. Ruth Ditzler's excellent record with the Town Clock News to next year's' editor. Marian Dunn,s motherly affection to Bob Townsley. Earl Eaby's freckles to Jane Evans. Jim Evans' clarinet playing to Donald Smith. Robert's Gilfil1an's curls to Leonard Brenneman. I eo Grant's love for reading to Bill Kurtz. Jane Hammond's shorthand to Mildred Kochel. Ruby Hi1lard's appeal to one of the opposite sex to the first person who qualifies. Barbara Hoober's Patrol belt to Mildred Palmer. Eleanore Knecht's cheerleading to Edna Davila. Robert Loetscher's lucky shots to Harold Wright. Louise Ludwig's love for arguments and debates to Betty Fox. Hazel Martin's dramatic actions to Ralph Roether. Leroy Martin's giggles to Mabel Stone. Jay 0berholzer's Chevy fthe remains of it! to Mr. Simon. Helen Renninger's work as class treasurer to a capable junior. Blaine Shirk's shyness toward females to Richard Landis. Clara Stauffer's shortness of stature to John Weber. Several locks of Betty Stief's hair to Pop Dunlap. Kathryn Stone's studiousness to Edgar Beck. Franklin Waid's work helping Pop to John Killian. Martin Weaver's pep, vim, and vigor to Georgianne Bair. Mildred Weaver's blushes to Gladys Lowry. Elray Weidman's happy-go-lucky attitude to George Stone. Evers Whitmore's driving technique to Ed Mellinger. In witness whereof, we here have attached our name and set our seal during the month of May in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-two. THE CLASS OF 1942 Page Twenty-four