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

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Wayne LeRoy Killian February 7, 1930 Killian Band 12,3,455 Baseball 1255 Glee Club 11,2,3,4,5. Fetterville's contribution to New Holland High in 1945, was Wayne Killian. Wayne has many friends throughout the school, and always greets them with a cheery hello, His abilities centered in the field of music, Wayne is a prom- ing trombone player. He is a member of the newly-formed dance orchestra, organized during the year. Wayne's plans for the future are indefinite but he would like to get special training in industrial arts or a similar vocation. i Rene Thomas Kurtz March 5, 1931 Pete Baseball 11,2,3,455 Basketball 11,255 Band 11,255 Class Treasurer 1255 Class Vice President 1155 Glee Club 115. Baseball is Pete's favorite pastime, as he has been roving' the outfield for Newf Holland High for four years, as well as playing during the summers for the American Legion team. Tom has spent his vacations working for the Machine Com- pany, and, although he is uncertain about the future, he will probably continue his employment at that plant. Having completed twelve years in New Holland, Pete is well-known and popular with his classmates for his witty, timely sayings.

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Harriet Kauffman April 23, 1931 Twirp Glee Club Q1,2,3Jg Patrol ilbg Accompanist, Glee Club Q2,3Jg Track 123. Harriet, a resident of the neighboring community of Church- town, joined our ranks in her freshman year. She is the smallest member of the class, being only four feet nine inches in height, but in contrast to her small stature, she has a strong and convincing character which helps her to stand out in front of others. With her power-house of initiative, we believe this little lady will always be a leader in whatever vocation she chooses. Ruth Eleanor Killiefner April 5, 1931 Ruthie Glee Club f1,2,3,4Jg Senior Play C415 Leoninus Business Staff C455 School Bookkeeper 143. Ruthie has the duties of School Treasurer, and is usually found in the oflice. This job will be an advantage to her future work in a bank. Besides studying history, in which she takes a great interest, reading novels proves entertaining to her. Ruthie portrayed Mrs, Holt, a wealthy middle-aged woman, in the senior play. Being a very studious person, here name is always found on the first honor roll.

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Betfy fane Martin May 8, 1931 Betty Orchestra 11,215 Band 121g Track 11,2,41g Basket- ball 12,41g Hockey 13,41g G. A. A. 1213 Cheerleading' 11,2,3,41g Patrol 11,413 Glee Club 11,2,413 Class Secre- tary 12,41 9 Senior Play 141 3 Secretary of Student Coun- cil 131g President of Student Council 1413 Associate Editor, Leoninus 141. V Chatter, chatter, as you probably have guessed, here comes Betty . . . just a few remarks before the last bell. Betty's marks and genuine personality give her an honorable position on the Student Council. Her ambition is to become a medical secretary. Her interests and activities are varied, including' the violin, senior play, and class secretary. Betty's humor and quick wits have kept many a party alive. 4 Betty, your personality is priceless, and the envy of many. 1 Donald Weaver Martin June 9, 1931 Don Basketball 12,3,41g Baseball 11,2,3,41g Track 11,213 Soccer 11,215 Senior Play 141g Leoninus Business Staff 1413 Glee Club 11,2,31g Patrol 11,21. 1 Donald, a well-liked member of our class, has been with us since first grade. He can always be seen helping to make our class activities a success. As Amir Din in the senior play, he portrayed a diflicult, but interesting role. When it comes to a good argument, Donald can hold his own, and he can usually win his case. As a member of the basketball and baseball teams, Donald has shown that he is an all-around athlete. He hopes to obtain a job in an oilice, and we know that he will make a very efficient bookkeeper. Y- -