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

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Mabel Lore Ita Nelson November 17, 1930 MubbIs Patrol 11,2,31g Glee Club 11,2,31g Basketball 131: Track 11,2,3,41g Quill Sz Scroll 1419 Soccer 12,315 T. C. N. 13,41. Quiet, but not too quiet, is the right description for Mabel, for she always has the right remark to add the finishing touch to a conversation. Coming to New Holland from Lancaster in sixth grade, she has led an active life here, and with all this she still finds time to keep her name on the honor rolls. Mubble's plans for the future are not definite, but in what- ever she does, we wish her luck. Carl Claude Oxenreider January 15, 1929 0xie Soccer 1315 Basketball 1213 Glee Club 11,2,31g Patrol 11,213 Leoninus Business Staff 141. The Class of '48 received a new member when Oxie joined us in our junior year, after serving about eighteen months in the Merchant Marine. Carl has been very active in school, and never failed to carry any responsibility that fell on his shoulders. His business train- ing was of great use in securing advertisements for the year hook and Senior Play program. -We feel you will go a long way in the world of tomorrow, 0xie. 4 Lee Ward Reese January 18 1929 Lee Band 1315 T. C. N. 1413 Leoninus Staff 1415 Film Staff Manager 12,3,41 g Track 12,315 Soccer 111 5 Senior Play 1413 Patrol 111. Lee is the joker of our class. When you hear laughing or wisecracking, you can be sure Lee has been up to his old tricks. As Ed Smith in the Senior Play, Lee made an excellent showing of his dramatic ability. His main interest is girls, and he can often be seen going to neighboring communities. We' are expecting Lee to make the most of the opportunities life presents to him.

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, 4 . Mary Grace Metford June 12, 1930 Gracie Basketball 11,2,3,45 gCheerleader 11,2,3,45 3 Patrol 11,2,3,45g Band 11,2,35 g Orchestra 11,2355 T. C. N. Editorial Staff 12,45 5 Glee Club 11,2,3.,45 g Hockey 145 5 Soccer 11,25 5 Leoninus Editorial Staff 1453 Senior Play 1455 G.A.A. 12,35. Gracie is active in all school activities. She plays a good game of basketball and is a wiiz at soccer and hockey. Her name is frequently found on the honor roll, for this young lady takes a keen interest in her studies. Gracie is one of the members of the class who started school with us in first grade. The immediate future plans for Gracie include a continu- ation of academic work in college. Earl Riclzara' Moll October 27, 1929. Earl Basketball 11,2,35g Soccer 11,2,3,45g Baseball 11,2,3,45g Track 11,453 Glee Club 11,35g Patrol 1355 Vice President 145. Who's that fiash out there on the diamond?', asks some overwhelmed spectator, at one of our baseball games. That is our Earl, is the reply. His activity and interest in sports has never interfered with Earl's school work. N Earl has made a lot of his school days, truly Happy Days. He has also helped to make these days happy ones for his classmates. l Allan Leon Moore, fr. March 31, 1930 Al Glee Club 11,2,35. Putt-Putt-Bang! That's Allan racing into New Holland on his Whizzer . . . three minutes before the late bell rings. Allan's one and only interest seems to be tied up in the realm of mechanics. He has produced some very good indus- trial arts projects, and he is continually tinkering with old pieces of machinery. Allan's future is destined to be in the field of engineering. The best wishes of his classmates will follow him.

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Harold Edward Rceser October 13, 1930 skip Soccer 1215 Basketball 1415 Baseball 1319 Patrol 11,2,3,41- In sixth grade a lively fellow joined our class. That boy was Skip, and with all his wise cracks and laughs, he has add- ed life to our school days. I He always has something to say. Whenever the room is quiet, Skip makes it his business to break the monotony. I Harold has been working for Earl Sensenig in his spare time during the past year, but his plans are uncertain following graduation. Anna Mae Shirle September 7, 1930 Shirlcie Glee Club 11,2,31g Patrol 121g T. C. N. Business Staff 141. Shirkie is one of the group commuting from Church- town. She joined us in her freshman year, and her pleasing per- sonality has added to our class. Swimming is Anna Mae's favorite sport, and she is very good at it, too. That appealing giggle coming from the back of the room is no other than Anna Mae's. As a commercial student she does quite well, and plans to become a stenographer after graduation. Mary Arlene Simmons August 25, 1931 Sfl0'Vtyy' Salisbury: Glee Club 12,313 Junior Play 1213 Sen- ior Play 131g New Holland: Glee Club 1413 Senior Play 141. Arlene is the baby and the shortest member of our class. However, this does not limit her abilities. She is a studious girl, and her name often appears on the honor rolls. Coming from Salisbury, Shorty splendidly portrayed the role of Patty in the senior play. She was also elected Snow Queen at one of the senior dances. With her appearance and personality, she posseses important factors to a successful career.