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

Page 19 text:

W- NATHAN EUGENE GOOD Go0die August 14, 1928 Glee Club 11,2,3,41 3 Editorial Staff, Leoninus 141 3 Soc- cer 13,413 Wrestling 1113 Editorial Staff, T.C.N. 1413 Class Vice President 12,413 Class President 1313 Bas- ketball 13,413 'Track 11,213 Baseball 12,413 Building and Grounds Committee 141. Goodie, as N. Eugene Good is called by his classmates, came to N.H.H.-S. from Voganville. He is the artist of the Senior Class. His artistic talents have led him to study archi- tecture and Home Planning. He served as a very capable class president in our Junior year, and also in other executive capaci- ties throughout high school. When an Oldsmobile, with a slightly dented fender is seen parked in front of a certain house on Brimmer Avenue, you can be sure it's Goodie paying Eby a visit. Goodie is active in sports and takes part in many other school activities. We don't know who will claim him, Uncle Sam or College, but we're wishing him a successful career. RODNEY ROY HOOBER Rod September 20, 1928 Quill and Scroll President 1413 'Class Treasurer 131g Band 11,2,3,413 Orchestra 11,2,3,413 T.C.N. 11,2,3,413 Advertising Manager, T.C.N. 121 3 rSp0rts Editor, T.C.N. 141, Senior Play 1413 Patrol 11,2,3,413 Track 12,313 Editorial Staff, Leoninus 141 3 Glee Club 11,2,3.41 3 Soc- cer 12,3,413 Sports Manager 12,31. This tall blonde lad has been with us ever since we were lit- tle tots in first grade. He has served us well as sports manager for two years, and has also given quite a bit of his time and tal- ent to our school paper, becoming sports editor in his senior year. A hard worker, Rod was always ready to lend a helping hand in anything to be done for the school or class. His name can be found on many honor rolls. Girls have never seemed to bother Hoober to any extent. His future is definitely decided. After graduation, he in- tends to enter a preparatory college for four years. Up-on com- pletion, we will find Rod enrolled in a medical college special- izing in medicine. We do not know where he will start his practice, but wherever it is, we know he will do justice to a noble profession. EARL LEROY HOSTETTER Bud December 20, 1927 Earl spent his first eight years of school between the Inter- course and New Holland school systems. He started high school at East Lampeter, but came to New Holland in his Sophomore year. Being the wolf of the class puts a lot of weight on his shoulders, but he really doesn't mind. In fact, he rather enjoys it. His Hudson coupe is kept very busy racing from place to place in pursuit of numerous social engagements. Earl is very quiet in school, but he really opens up when he gets away from the school environment. Basketball is his favorite sport. He is frequently seen at the basketball games with some cute number from a neighbor- ing community. Page Thirteen

Page 18 text:

4 1-fl 1 137! 3 A---12gf -L . -vi 6 CHARLES WILLIAM DUTTENHOFER Duty June 6, 1928 Class Treasurer 123g Glee Club 11,2,4Dg Editor, Leo- ninus 1455 Editorial Staff, T.C.N. 12,435 Movie Com- mittee 12,4Jg Patrol 11,2,4J. Dutt hails from Churchtown and spent three years of his high school life at New Holland. The other year was spent at San Francisco, Calif. While visiting in San Francisco, Charles was fortunate enough to obtain a position as a Messenger Boy at the U.N.O. Conference. He can tell some very interesting stories about situations that arose there. If there are any com' ments from a corner of the room, you can rest assured that they are Dutt's. Whatever the topic, he seems to have some inter- esting views about it. and when Charles doesn't understand a problem, he is sure to get a complete explanation of it. Playing the piano is a pastime for Dutt, but he has no de- sire to take up music as a career . . . he would rather be an un- dertaker. O-o-oh, Dutt, what a career! JANET MARIE EMERY Snooks April 29, 1928 Band 11,2,3,4J 5 Orchestra 11,2,3,4b 3 Editorial Staff 135 g Class Secretary 1315 Class Treasurer 11,313 Dra- matic Club 1113 Artisan Club 125, Music Club 12,1 Clarinet 'Sextet l1,2J. This petite, dark-haired miss entered our class in twelfth grade. She formerly attended Upper Leacock High School. Janet can often be seen tackling her trig problems and won- dering just why she can't get the right answer. She is the only girl in trig class, but that doesnit seem to bother her. She has shown a great talent for drawing and music. We are sure that she will succeed in either of these fields. Janet has also helped in the cafeteria during the noon-hour. Snooks', seems to be a firm believer in the old saying Silence is Golden, but her laughter is heard many times during the day. She seems to ignore the opposite sex, but we are sure that her attitude will soon change. We know she will have good luck in any field of work she chooses. MARY EBY FOX Marie September 18, 1923 Glee Club 145, Editorial Staff, T.C.N. 141. Mary hails from the near-by town of Terre Hill, and is bet- ter known to her close friends as Marie, She is very adroit in speech-making. They are never of mediocre standing, for Marie makes the Senior class gasp with admiration as she fluent- ly delivers her speeches. Mary is also an ardent Home Econom- ics student. She has helped to whip up many delectable dishes and has shown her ability to sew a fine seam. Mary also believes in the fact that Silence is Golden, but her pleasing personality and attractive simile wins her many friends. She spends much of her leisure time reading books and preparing for her entrance to college. She also takes quite a bit of interest in Glee Club and T.C.N. The Honor Roll seldom appears without Mary's name on it, for she's always been an industrious student. The academic course has claimed Mary ever since entering High School. Marie wants to enter college and some day be a teacher. Page Twelve

Page 20 text:

-11 MARY ELLEN HOWE Shawl November 11, 1927 Glee Club 11,2,3,41g Usher, Senior Play 141. Mary Ellen is one of the smallest members of the class, but that does not mean that she is not seen around . . . oh, no, for Shorty has spread her sweet smiles through the Alma Mater for twelve whole years. She spends all her extra-time typing for the New Holland Machine Company. Her nimble fingers also do much filing. She intends to continue her work for that firm for quite some time. Did you just see that whiz or feel a slight breeze? Perhaps Mary Ellen is out peddling her bicycle again . . . this being her favorite sport. Scientists have not found the time to invent a new type of speedy convertible for Shorty, but she's happy anyway since nothing bothers her except the rain and long distances. Mary Ellen also has considerable talent in the art field. She loves to paint fiowers and decorate glassware. We wish you the best of luck, Mary Ellen! . BERTHA ELIZABETH KEENAN Keenan April 9, 1928 Basketball 11,2,3,41 3 Glee Club 11,2,3,41 5 Hockey 11,21 5 Editorial Staff, T.C.N. 13,41 5 Quill and Scroll 1415 Pa- trol 141g Color Guard 141 3 Alumni Editor, T.C.N. 1415 Business Staff, Leoninus 141. Coming to join us in the freshman year, Bertha has become a well-known character in our class. She received the first eight years, of her education in the Goodville schools, of which she is very proud. Her strong alto voice has been quite an asset to our Glee Club for the past four years. She has also proven her abil- ity in music by serving as pianist for the past two years. Bertha is very much interested in sports. 'She plays on the girls' basketball team and participates in other sports as well. She attends most of the boys' games and lends her voice to the worthy cause of yelling and cheering our team to victory. After graduation she intends to enter the Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing. She deserves all life can give her . . . so, lots of luck to one swell girl. WILLIAM M. KURTZ Willie January 3, 1928 Band 11,2,3,41g Orchestra 12,3,41g Band Manager 13, 417 Class Secretary 1313 Class President 1415 Senior Play 141. Willie, as Bill is known to his Senior classmates, is a rather quiet but alert student. He proves the adage that It's better to keep your eyes open and your mouth shut . . . you will learn more. As Jeff in Brother Goose, Bill showed his acting ability by keeping his iiock of children in hand. He has proven his executive capabilities during his term as Senior President. Willie is from Conestoga Street, but he is almost invar- iably seen heading for the East End where Josie lives. His interests too, are in sports, for Bill is an active participant in soccer and track. Although Bill's future plans are undecided, we're sure he'll succeed. Page Fourteen