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

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folzn Robert Musser May 7, 1931 Bob Band 11,215 Orchestra 1113 Glee Club 11,2,41g Leoninus Business Staff 141. Bob has worked his Way up to be the mathematical and scientific genius of our class. Hard chemistry or algebraic prob- lems are easily solved by this stalwart mathematician. Other subjects also fall prey to his brilliant mind. Any arguments on farming are also settled by Bob. In the future he plans to settle down on the farm with a wife and later retire to a life of ease and luxury. Playing the Hawaiian guitar and carpentry are his favorite hobbies. He plays his guitar along with several other senior boys in a local hillbilly orchestra. Donald Clyde Oberholzer May 30, 1931 Obie Class President 11,415 T. C. N. 12,3,41g Editor of T. C. N. 1413 Student Council 13,41g Vice President, Student Council 1313 Basketball 11,2,3,41g Soccer 121: Baseball 11,2,3,41g Band 11,213 Quill and Scroll 1415 Patrol 11,2,3,41gLeoninus Editorial Staff 141g Under- study, Senior Play 141. Obie has been one of the most active members of our class, with T. C N., Leoninus Staff and Student Council all to his credit. Obie's sense of humor makes him outstanding, and he is always ready and willing to join in the fun. His interest in sports is also an asset to his all around nature. You're a grand guy Obie, and we know you'l1 do well in your career in the business world.

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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.

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Betty Lou Overly January 23, 1931 Betty Patrol 13,413 Glee Club 11,2,31g Track 11,21 Betty gets a big kick out of life, and she is well known among her friends for her constant giggles. Sports are one of her main interests. She can frequently be seen cheering the basketball team onward. If you should hear a hearty horn as you walk down the street, don't worry, for it's only Betty cruising around in her dad's Plymouth. A look into the crystal ball shows her as a clerk in a large l department store. ,l Henry Herbert Poole, fr. January 29, 1932 Herb Band 11,2,3,41g Orchestra 1213 Sports Manager 11,213 Patrol 11,2,3,41g Soccer 13,413 Leoninus Editor- ial Staff 1413 T. C. N. Photographer 12,3,41g Quill and Scroll 1415 Glee Club 11,2,3,41. Hold it is the favorite phrase of our class's gift to the world of photography, Herbert Poole. He served capably as T. C. N. photographer for three years. This experience gave him enough background to take a job in the Machine Company's Ad- vertising Department over the summer vacation. Herb can often be seen at the airport, for flying is one of his favorite hobbies. He plans to continue his education at Franklin and Marshall College in preparation for dentistry, following in the footsteps of his father.