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3 3 JEAN MADONNA STARR Skip September 15, 1928 Glee Club 11,2,3,413 Orchestra 13,41 3 Senior Play 1413 Patrol 11,2,3,41 3 Band 13,41 3 Band Manager 13,41 3 String Ensemble 13,41 3 Secretary of Class 121 3 Co-Editor, Leoninus 1413 Soloist 141. This dark-haired lass hails from Bridigeville, and has been a member of our class for the past four years. Since her ar- rival, she has made quite a name for herself. Jean has not only lent her mellow soprano voice to the Glee Club, but rendered a beautiful solo at the Christmas Carol Ser- vice. Skip also has acting ability, which was brought to light when she portrayed the part of the Negro maid, Sarah, in the Cla-ss Play. You can always tell that Jean is happy for she is always laughing and joking with the rest of the class. Serious- ly, though, she is really very studious and her name is frequently seen on the honor roll. To become a lady in white seems to be one of her greatest desires in life. -She has been seen quite fre- quently with a former graduate of the school. Who knows she may settle down and make home-life her career. MARGARET LUCILLE STAUFFER Teal . March 9, 1928 Editor, T.C.N. 13,413 Quill and Scroll 1413 Glee Club 1l,2,3,413 Band 13,413 Hockey 11,213 Class President 11,213 Class Treasurer 1413 Senior Play 1413 Soccer 13,413 Orchestra 1413 Track 1313 G.A.A. 1313 Co- Editor, Leoninus 141. Who is responsible for that giggle in yonder corner? It's Lucille listening to some corny joke. I betcha, her favorite saying in the Class Play, won her much renown as the haughty little Hy. Lucille, who is better known to her classmates as Teal, obtained her elementary education in Goodville, joined our ranks as a Freshman. Never has an honor roll appeared without Lucille's name on the top. Zoom! A green flash! That is only Teal with her Dad's green Chrysler. If she isn't taking someone home from school, you can be sure she is taking a load of kids to a basketball game. If Lucille is not slaving away as the capable editor of the T.C.N., she may be found passing her time either playing the piano or the drum. She takes quite an interest in music, but since she has nothing definite for the future she may consider journalism, or nursing. Whatever career you choose, Lucille, the best of luck! You have earned it! JAMES HOVYARD STONE Stowe October 13, 1928 Basketball 13,413 Soccer 13,413 Baseball 1313 Glee 'Club 141. Stonie entered the New Holland Schools in first grade, and has continued his education here for twelve years. Although Stonie is one of the shortest members of thc class his height does not limit his abilities. His chief interest is sports and more sports. He very often contributes a composi- tion or a speech on some phase of sports to the Senior collection. He spent all his energy as a guard on the varsity basketball team, in which he was particularly interested. Stonie is a husky chap who loves pranks, and his mis- chievous smile can be seen in all classrooms, especially in History Class. Even though he dislikes the subject he has a marvelous memory when it comes to remembering those dates. V Girls are crazy about him, but he won't have anything to do with them . . . or will he? Page Twenty
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A - HARRY BRISBIN SKILES Hen January 4, 1929 Basketball 12,311 Baseball 12,3,41g Soccer 141g Senior Play 131, Class Ofiicer 12,313 Glee Club 11,2,3,41. Harry is one of the two students in our class who came from Salisbury for his fourth year of high school. Harry's winning smile and curly hair bring him many friends. It is always 'tHen who laughs longest with that mischiev- ous twinkle in his eyes. He is known as the gentleman of the class and nary a handkerchief can drop without Harry being on the job. Perhaps his brisk attention can be traced back to his age . . . he is one of the youngest members of the class. An early bird, that's Harry, for every morning he arrives two hours early for school. Harry never neglects his school work and believes in having everything done on time. He especially likes hunting and Iishing. He has one main weakess . . . never is his week complete without at least one trip to Gap. Harry, you aren't blushing, are you? JOSEPHINE SNADER Josie June 24, 1928 Glee Club 1l,2,3,41 g Basketball 12,31 3 Senior Play 141 g Hockey 131, Drum Majorette 13,41. Josie, christened in Manheim, where she was born, came to N.H.H.S. back in 1942, as a Freshman. Those days are re- membered by Josie and other Seniors as times when rushing here and there or doing loads of studying were unknown. Josie has been the high school band drum majorette for two years, and did a good job of getting the band ready for a parade on short notice, or teaching younger girls how to twirl a baton. We don't know what her plans are for the future, but in- cluded in the possibilities probably will be college and a dress- designing career. Josephine works hard and does her studying conscientiously, which labels a person, when out of school, as dependable. HAROLD ROBERT SOLLENBERGER Sally October 18, 1927 Basketball 12,3,41g Baseball 12,3,41g Soccer 1413 Glee Club 1l,2,3,41g Quartet 1415 Circulation Manager, Leoninus 141. From the neighboring township of Salisbury comes Harold, best known among the students as Solly. He is that tall, handsome guy, who plays center for the New Holland High School Basketball team. Selly is well-known among the female members of N.H. I-I.S. He acquired his first eight years of schooling at the Mt. Airy school. From there he entered the Salisbury Township High School, completing their three-year course. He then came to New Holland to complete his fourth year of high school, and to gain a second diploma. Although he likes all sports he especially likes baseball, and basketball comes second. Being handicapped by living so far away from the school hasn't hinder- ed his participation in sports at all. Page Nineteen
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