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

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Mary fane Sprecher August 28, 1930 Mary Jane Chorus fl,2,3,4J Laughter is Mary Jane's middle name, and during' her stay at New Holland, she has found many new friends. During' her spare time Mary Jane helps out in her father's restaurant, near Bowmansville, better known as Shep's. This young lady has proven her ability as a commercial student and also in her home economics classes. After graduation, she will continue to work as a waitress at her father's restaurant. She also plans to keep the books for the restaurant. S Bettie Marie Talbot April 7, 1931 Bettie Marie Glee Club f1,2,3,4bg Patrol C1,2,4Dg Hockey Mfg Basketball 1453 Track Q1,2J. Bettie Marie joined the class in the fifth grade, when she came from North Carolina, and soon became a popular member of the class. She has majored in Home Economics, and this has made her an excellent cook and seamstress. She will make some fortunate man a good wife. Ever since becoming a student here, she has taken an active part in patrol and glee club, as well as girls' sports. . i

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Riclzara' Mellinger Snavely June 4, 1931 Dick Junior Band 1153 Glee Club 11,2,3,453 Track 12,3,453 Leoninus Business Staff 1453 Patrol 135. Dick joined us in our freshman year, and has provided us with many laughs through his antics and jokes. There is never a dull moment while Dick is around. That Blue Streak, often seen between Blue Ball and East New Holland, is just Dick in his dad's blue 1948 Chrysler. When he isn't in school, Dick can be found doing a little bit of everything at Snavely's Farm Service. He will continue to work for his father after graduation. At present he is taking a correspondence course in refriger- ation, with the hope of becoming an expert refrigeration service 111311. . , .-. Robert Lamar Spoifs February 25, 1931 Spotts Leoninus Editor 1453 Basketball 13,453 T. C. N. 12,3,453 Sports Manager 11,253 Glee Club 11,253 Senior Play 1453 Track 1253 Student Council Alt. 1453 Quill and Scroll 1453 Associate Editor T. C. N. 145. Although not a native-born New Hollander, Bob has been with us ever since the first grade. This happy-go-lucky fellow is interested in athletics, and has participated in soccer, basket- ball and track. Girls are also one of his interests. His portrayal of Bill Fernald in the senior play was a noteworthy performance. Bob has also achieved a good scholastic record and is a member of the Student Council He is still undecided about his future, but his personality - and past achievements make him a sure bet for success.

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School Secretary 145. This husky lad joined us in ninth grade, directly from an East Earl Township county school. Trupie soon adjusted him- self to his new surroundings. He became a friend to all his class- mates and frequently participated in extra-curricular activities. Trupie was a member of this year's soccer team, and also has completed four years as catcher on the baseball squad. As school secretary for the last term, he has proven his com- mercial ability, and will probably be of great assistance to his father in running the feed business. Good luck Charles, we know you will be an asset in any business. Charles K Trupc May 11, 1931 Trupu Baseball f1,2,3,4J Soccei ffl? Clee Club Q1 P 7 41 Arthur Martin Weaver June 25 1931 'KATU' Film Staf Q1 2 343 Glee Club f1,2,3J. Art has been an asset to our class since his arrival in 1945, as a Freshman. He comes from the vicinity of Terre Hill, and formerly attended school at Union Grove. His 1930 Model A Ford has faithfully transported several students to New Holland for a higher education, for the past two years. Art was the master electrician for the Junior-Senior Rc- ception last year and the Senior Play and Prom this year. He plans to enter the field of automobile mechanics. He has worked at this trade part time after school, and we are sure he will be successful.