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

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Glenn Slzirk Martin January 20, 1932 HGZWLVIH Glee Club Q1,2,3J3 Basketball f2,3,4Dg Baseball Q4J. Glenn came to New Holland High School in his freshman year, from Goodville. He is the clown of the class-room, and never seems to run out of jokes and wise remarks. Glenn has taken an active part in basketball every season since he joined us, and has proven to everyone that he has plenty of that old school spirit. He also has been a successful farmer of tobacco and has ideas for a prosperous future in this occupation. Marian Horst Martin June 20, 1931 Blondie Glee Club f1,2,3Dg Cafeteria Q1,2,3,4J3 Leoninus Business Staff f4J. 1 Marian is one of the quieter members of the class and she is among the few seniors who started their education at New Hol- land, twelve years ago. Although quiet, she often enjoys a hearty laugh with the members of the class. Marian is a capable commercial student, and has many friends throughout the school. She can be seen every noon in the cafeteria, collecting and counting the money taken in each day. After graduation she plans to enter a secretarial position temporarily with hopes for a permanent career as a housewife. 1

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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- -

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Ifwlliam Graybill Nhller June 3, 1931 Bill Basketball 12,3,45g Baseball 12,455 Band 13,455 Glee Club 11,255 Patrol 12,3,45g Track 125. Bill is one of the boys in the class who always seems to have a wise crack or remark for something. He came to us from Summitville, in ninth grade. Bill soon made his presence known by his friendliness and his arguments about sports. A He seems to have little time for girls and a casual interest in his studies. As a basketball player, Bill obtained all his skill and knowledge here since ninth grade. Bill has showed us that if he really wants to know about something he will stick to it until he does. Frederick Owen Musselman January 4, 1931 Fred Basketball 11,2,3,45g Soccer 12,3,453 Track 11,2,3,45g Baseball 13,459 T. C. N. 12,3,45g Patrol 12,353 Glee Club 11,255 Leoninus Editorial Staff 145. 5 l Fred has been a twelve-year man with our class, and has proved himself outstanding in all his activities. Whenever there is a team, whether it be soccer, basketball or baseball, Fred'f is always found representing our class. Although not very talkative, Fred is very popular around the school, and can always take his part. Fred will probably be the eiiicient and capable owner of his father's lumber yard some day. We sincerely hope you suc- ceed in all your endeavors.