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

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Leoninus Staffs. . . EDITORIAL STAFF Back Row4ileft to rightj : Wayne Ranek, Fred Musselman, Donald Obeiholzer, Daniel Dagle, Her- bert Poole, and Ardell Gehman. Front Row: Doris Reed, Betty Martin, eo-editor, Miss Virginia Hoffman, Advisor, Robert Spotts Editor, and Geraldine Bensinger. BUSINESS STAFF Back Row!-ileft to right? : Donald Martin, Harold Burkhart, Carl Clemson, Wayne Gunzenhauser Miss Janet MaeCorniaek, Advisor, Fred Schnader, Allen Jacoby, and Mildred Wynne. Seated: Richard Snavely, Robert Musser, Wayne Killian, Arthur Weaver, Manager, Ruth Kilhef- ner, Mary Yunginger, Mary Jane Sprecher, and Marian Martin.

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Geraldine Iris Bensinger October 3, 1931 Jerry Basketball 11,2,3,41g Soccer 11,215 G. A. A. 11,21g Cheerleading 11,2,3,41g Patrol 11,2,3,41g Patrol Lieut. 1315 Track Manager 11,215 Class Secretary 131g Leoni- nus ,Editorial Staff 141g Hockey Captain 1415 Hockey 13,4 . Jerry has been with our class since first grade and has al- ways been well liked by everyone. She can be seen at all the basketball games, for being a cheer- leader, the team receives her hearty support. Jerry is noted for her easy-going disposition, but that doesn't keep her from hustling around on the hockey and basket- ball teams. She's headed for a career in nursing and we all know she will be successful. folm Lewis B rackin July 31, 1931 Lew Glee Club 11,2,31g Band 11,213 Orchestra 1115 Soccer 12,3,41g Basketball 11,2,3,41g Baseball 11,2,3,41g T. C. N. Editorial Staff 11,2,3,41. Lew has excelled as a hook-shot artist on the basket- ball team, and that sport is his chief interest. Baseball and soccer also receive his hearty enthusiasm. His left arm has twirled many a victory for the Huskies baseball squad. Other than sports, he is also commonly seen traveling through the county in his dad's black chevy, A student in New Holland for twelve years, Lew has be- come a popular member of the senior class.