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

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' N Milfgmd 1950 Nu W W Nw S SCPWGQ ,f- - A ui! .l s. xx N , W y 0I 8l,U0l Following the tradition established by former yearbook staffs, the 1950 edition will also have as its name Leoninus. Many readers ask: Why this name? We would like to pause briefly to clarify our continued use of this name. The term it- self is derived from the Latin word Leo, meaning lion. Be- cause custom has given us the king of the jungle as the crowning symbol of our school seal, so it also accounts for the annual name of our yearbook publication. Our aim in publishing the 1950 Leoninus has been to il- luminate the pathway of high school life, to publicize our ac- tivities and achievements made possible by the untiring efforts of our classmates. We also wish to enhance forever those moments of our student career, that, though they seem alto- gether too minute or immaterial to cope with, will increase in a type of wordless meaning as this year 1950 grows faint and finally fades into obscurity. -The Editors 1 i ri rinilviwviuioi 213 1 3 1 1 10102 10:03 10111101 O -- -Y wlvff Page Two ----L-::'--11-:,4: -W -- f ZLL O! Cimfmzl Title Page .... Foreword ....... . .. In Memoriam ..... Dedication .................. Board of Education ..... Faculty ..................... School Staffs ....... Leoninus Staffs ...... Seniors ................ .......... ..... F934 Bti! Junior-Senior Reception ....... Senior Play ....... Class History . Underclassmen School Calendar Sports ............... Extra-Curricular Patron List ..... Advertisements 1: 1 -1: 1: 1101 Activities 1 1: 1 111: 1 1 1: 19101: 11101:- Page 1 2 4 5 6 6-10 11 12 13-42 43 44-45 46 47-53 54 55-62 63-68 70-'72 73-92 Page Three fm X NH X cgn mem oriam Jguiib., ...Wil The faculty and student body note with deep regret the passing of Mrs. Kathryn Overly, who died October 9, 1949. Mrs. Overly was a graduate of Millersville State Teachers College, and had taught the third grade in the New Holland Schools for over sixteen years. Previously she had been a mem- ber of the faculty at Leola and Honey Brook. Mrs. Overly, while serving' at New Holland, demonstrated far more than an excellent ability to instruct. The high value she placed on such traits as promptness and correctness make hei' absence felt all the more. Typical of her ways were the many times in which she placed her profession in a position higher than her physical well-being. These habits, in addition to her careful appreciation of time and its value to others, combined to form a most respected per- son, whose loss is keenly felt in the New Holland Schools. e 1 -5 Pane Pour ibevbcafion x Nearing the once-too-prolonged, now much too-rapidly-ap- proaching end of our high school career, the class of 1950 wishes to pause in these seemingly shortened days to commend the num- erous fine thoughts, words, and deeds that have been attributed to Miss Virginia M. Hoffman. Through their entire encounter with school, many of the students in this current year's graduating class, have been bene- ficiaries of this high school principal's unlimited patience, heart- felt condolences, and understanding personality, not to mention hef' excellent presentation of knowledge and development of ta ents. Complete reimbursement is impossible. But through this publication, the seventeenth for which she has served only too capably as advisor, the members of the class of '50 have tried most sincerely to express their deepest appreciation for the ef- forts, helpful guidance, and many illustrations of kindness and friendship contributed to them by Miss Virginia M. Hoffman. f Page Five - 2921 it it X Board of Education Mr. H. Earle W1'igl1t President lVlr. Henry R. Fenninger Tieabulei Mr. J. Maurice Smith Vice President D1-, Wilsqm A, Foustg Dr. John J. Sheaffer rr' e ne rf: The Faculfy Mr. John T. Auld West Virginia University Temple University Super vising P1 incipal Miss Virginia M. Hoffman Temnle University Penn State Social Studios - Library High School Principal Page Six - - - Miss Maria K. Bender Millersville S. T. C. Grade 1 6 135. C . Nc, The Faculty Mrs. Anna S. Diller Mr. Roy W. Brandau Bloomsburg' S. T. C. University of Paris, France Commercial Millersville S. T. C. Grade 5 5. MY' 1. Miss Maman Dunlap Miss Helen B. Fenninger East Stroudsburg' S. T. C. Millersville S. T. C. Grade 3 ' Grade 6 Page Seven e-A-W Ti T h e F a c ll I t y Miss Mary A. Harsh Millersville S. T. C. Grade 4 Mrs. Mii-ian Kneller East Stroudsburg! S. T. C. Health and Physical Education Mr. George L. Kauffman Lock Haven S. T. C. Franklin 8z Marshall College Health and Physical Education f Page Eight Mr. J. Kenneth Herr Millersville S. T. C. Industrial Arts Miss Elizabeth Ann Kneri Kutztown S. T. C. Art r+?:i??l-if: if Y, W f V V f 'QQEQV .1 ,Y :,j The Faculiy Miss Vivian Miller Albriglit College Home Economics Dept. Mr. Robert P. Simon Penn State Science Mrs. Edna Overly Millersville S. T. C Grade 3-4 Mr. Wm. K. Swackhamei' Miss Elizabeth M. Troxell VVest Chester S. T. C. Music Page Nine Gettysburg College Penn State lvlathematics Mrs. Helene WCZVGI' Wyoming' Seminary, Kingston Bloomsburg' S. T. C. Grade 1-2 fgf The Faculty Mr. Robert G. Weaver Duke University Harvard University English L. Mrs. Caroline L. Weber Dickinson College University of Pittsburgh linglish, History, Geograpliy rainy Miss Ruth A. Witman Milfs Sui? Zimmerman Temple University Millersville S. T. C. Lebanon Valley College Grade 2 Languages fm' f' Page Ten 1? XX 1TTZ f g44--,,,4. g.- .-e...--e-,..,i... e The Scho01Siaff Mr. Clarence Weavel' Custodian Mrs. Frank Riteau Nurse Mr. John H. Martin Secretary Mrs. Lydia Grant Mrs. Anna Frankhouser Cafeteria Cafeteria Page Eleven - -'W 7--- A -f i0e,w1 :Q ,I -A , S S All iliseeaa all at ,.A Il l, D! Leoninus Staffs . . . EDITORIAL STAFF Back Row-ileft to rigrhtjz Janet Sweigart, Dorothy Dickinson, Patsy Musser, Carl Wright, Janet Zimmerman, Janie Clark, Miss Virginia Hoffman, Advisor. Seated: Jerry Beck, Benny Snyder, Associ- ate Editor, Warner Frazier, Editor, Marian Brendle, Art Editor. .2 B S ' ' I is . , BUSINESS STAFF Back Row-lleft to rigrhtj: Robert Terry, Donald Law, Elizabeth Shirk, Mr. Roy Brandau, Ad- visor, Irene Horning, Business Manager, Janie Berstler, Herb Wambold. Seated: Arlene Shirk, Beulah Hoove1', Betty McCarty, Circulation Manager, Horace Martin, Advertising' Manager, Virginia Tarbert, Anna Martin. 1 Page Twelve 5 'if' X Xiu ,- we growluafin Cfowfi i950 I OFFICERS President - - - - Warren R. Piersol Vice President Benjamin C. Snyder Secretary - - Arlene Good Treasurer -------- Virqinia Tarbert Motto: We have climbed the ladder to the rainbow: Now to work tor the pot of qold. Class Colors: Kelly Green and White. Class Flower: White Carnation. fason Edgar Bair September 12, 1931 t'Jason,' Baseball 145. This quiet lad came from Goodville in 1946, and ever since, he has been an ardent sports fan. Ja- son has been a faithful candiate for basketball, and can be seen at almost all our home basketball games, cheering- our team to victory. Jason is the type of person who puts his heart into his work. Everything' he attempts to do, he does in all sincerity and in earnest. Whatever you do in the future, Jason,H we're sure these same characteristics will be found in your work. 11,31-1113, , Page Fourteen i- if 'Ti-if - , f ' ' 'Pi-':?S 2jlif'5iT' T?'ifl'L -L N J la f ferryldine Phyllis Beck August 13, 1932 Jerry Band 11,2,35g Glee Club 11,2, 3,453 Patrol 11,2,3,453 T.C.N. Editorial Staff 11,2,3,45g Track Manager 1353 Cheerleading 11, 2,3,45g Leoninus Editorial Stad' 1455 Senior Play 145. This vivacious lassie is a native New Hollander, and can chalk up twelve years of attendance at the New Holland Schools. Jerry'sl' interests are confined mostly within the circle of the finer arts and traveling. Her home has been the center of many parties and lots of fun throughout her high school days. 'tJerry has a natural interest in chic wardrobes and perfect etiquette. She has interesting plans for an ideal future. This includes an addition to her already wide trav- eling experience, and the study of theatrical work and fashion designing. Margaret fane Berstler May 27, 1932 Janie Glee Club 11,2,3,45g Band 11, 2,3,45g T.C.N. Business Staff 13,459 Leoninus Business Staff 145. Whenever the High School Band comes marchng down the street you are sure to hear that trum- pet section. Janie' has been an active member ever since she came to New Holland High from Churchtown. Janie is very fond of the outdoor life, especially swimming' in Churchtown's swimming holes. She's one of the easy-going members of the class, and gets along with everyone. In '49 the T.C.N. Business Staff chose Janie to represent them at the Annual Columbia Press Conference, in New York City. Only happiness can come to one as good-natured as Janie. .ingij , , , ' .L 4. Page Fifteen :gT' T,1, 4? wx ,W Marian Susanna Brcrzdlc October 8, 1932 Marian Glee Club 11,2,3,41g Hockey 1413 Cafeteria 13,415 Leoninus Editorial Staff 1415 Art Ed- itor, Leoninus Staff 141. Always busy as a bee is the phrase that best personifies the h inclined Goodville scholar. Because Marian has never been seen just sitting idly by, her never ceased to be a constant source of amazment to her associates d Susie has that unusual ability to make her presence known by cess as a wing' on the hockey team and her excellent domestic aid in well. Elementary teaching' is the chosen vocation of Marian. Her patie gree of intelligence certainly will make her an excellent teacher. Ruby fane Clark April 29, 1932 Janie Band 11,2,3,41g Glee Club 12, 415 Patrol 1215 Basketball 121g Yearbook Editorial Staff 141g Cheerleading 1113 Track 111. This natural curley-headed blonde became a member of the New Whenever there's a good argument or a choice piece of gossip, her own beliefs and her friends, until the end. She has given four y band, as first cornetist. Janie's interests are many, and she really appreciates the better In the years ahead, Janie plans to be a secretary. We know s the sincerity and vivaciousness she put into her school life. -Y 4 .,,,, E , -1 Page Sixteen ' neat igh school life of our artistically and dainty appearance have rather than Word. Her suc- cafeteria bear this out quite ced the nce, reserved ways, and high de- Holland Schools in 1946. Janie'i will always stick up for ears of service to the high school things in life. he will give her future work all X7-. 24 1:53 -1 IQQQ'-, .- Qi 1' ..ij?'ff 'EYQ Eigliiilirflrzrfl-fql Richard Edwin Daglc October 4, 1932 Dick Glee Club 115, Soccer 145. B I yhoom! What was that? Oh, just Dick taking that corner a little too swiftly in that black u1c . He is one of the tall, slim boys of the class, who is always ready with a good hearty joke or prank. Dick has shown his athletic ability by playing halfback on our soccer team, but most of his time is spent working at Howe's Swiss Cheese Plant. Dick hasn't fully decided his plans for later years, but with his imaginative, creative nature, he is sure to do well in his chosen field. Doroihy Dolores Dickinson September 26, 1932 Dottie Quill Sz Scroll 145, Band 11,2, 355 Glee Club 11,2,3,45g T.C.N. Editorial Staff 11,2,3,45g Le- oninus Editorial Staff 145, Basketball 115g Hockey 12,35g Track 11,355 G. A. A. 1155 Cheerleading 11,2,3,45g Patrol 11,255 Senior Play 1453 Stu- dent Council 12,3,45. Dottie is one of the most versatile members of the class. She has proven her abilities in sports, music, leadership, as an outstanding feature writer for the T.C.N., and as Li1ah, the quick-tempered miss in the senior play. She is one of the few charter members of the class of '50. In her twelve years in the New Holland Schools, her personality has developed into one of prominence. Dottie's main interest is in music, which is to play a verv important role in her future With a character, a personality and talent such as hers, she has the fundamentals that will eventually lead her to succses. - ., .7 ,,,..,.,+f'. fm- 3- Page Seventeen --+,.,7,,.:., ,,, 1:- ,,,., ffigif. ifgffmoi I c1,,g-.4rjgg,f1: -'gg' X Clayion William Frantz May G, 1932 t'Bill Glee Club i1,2,3,4J: Senior Play 141. A hearty, energetic lad joined our class in ninth grade. His name was Bill, the guy with the wise-cracks, a flashing smile, and a twinkle in his eye. Bill played an outstanding role as Jack, the crafty student, in the senior play. Every morning before school, he can be seen driving the truck for the West End Cleaning Service, where he is now employed. Bill plans to continue this business after graduation, and from his past achievements we're sure he'l1 have a prosperous career in the business world. Warner Carlisle Frazier April 4, 1932 W211'H91 ' Band Q1,2,3,4Jg T.C.N. Editor- ial Staif f1,2,3,4Jg Glee Club 11,2,3,4Jg Quill and Scroll 445, Leoninus Editorial Staff, Ed- itor 447g Basketball Q1,2,3,47g Baseball f3,4Jg Senior Play 1453 Track CU. The class of '50 received a great asset when Warner joined our ranks in the seventh grade. His pleasing personality helped him become acquainted with his classmates in a short period. Warner has had a big hand in many extra-curricular activities. He served on the T.C.N. for four years, the latter in the capacity of Associate Ed1t01'. This background was one of the main reasons for his being chosen as Leoninus editor. Warner was also a member of the baseball and basketball squads during his high school career. With his personality, Warner will be a true success in any vocation which he may choose. 5, ,, - -- Page Eighteen --A-tiff---Vw ----1+ - - --11 E95-Q-: kms H -' Q 2,Q:4Q524E4Ai1iE1'LiE'Q 2 H ' :i:1: .WE Ifwlliam Charles Gable Apr-i1 25, 1932 Bill Basketball f1,2,3,45g Soccer 11, 2,3,45g Baseball 13,455 Track 11,353 Student Council f2,3,45g President C455 Glee Club 0,253 Vice President 115. Here are the committees for the next dance . . . one is able to hear Bill state, as he presides over the Student Council. Bill, our all-around boy of the class, may be seen in almost every sport and also supporting all the other activities of the school. Basketball is Bill's favorite sport. Starring as guard for the team, he has taken his responsi- bility very seriously. During' any extra time, we may find this lad working at Our Nearest Gulf Station, or with his Green Chevvy parked in Blue Ball. Our Alma Mater is going to miss Bill, but We can be confident of a splendid future for him. Clair Robert Gehman November 28, 1932 Clair Senior Play 145. Now Dad, you know I wouldn't hide anything from you. Yes those were Clair's words as he . , . . ' very ably portrayed the part of Junior 1n our senior play. This frisky little man joined our class in ninth grade after he had eompleted eight years of school- ing' at Greenbank. He has been taking' the commercial course in our New Holland School. Clair likes to do most anything, but his favorite pastime is horse-back riding. After graduation, he would like to do general office work and we feel sure Clair will be of service in this field. mlgl, 'iwi 'LW 'L P5419 Nineteen 77 ., Y 'Digi'- .m i,1 W-.. f..-aa. ,k pApp p . M ,T Xifi T? Arlene Ruth Good March 15, 1932 Goodie Student Council 12,333 T. C. N. Business Staff 12,335 Business Manager, T. C. N. 1433 Secre- tary, class and school 1435 Track 1135 Senior Play 143g Glee Club 11,2,3,43. From the vicinity of Terre Hill came a girl with all the qualifications for a good and efficient sec- retary. Arlene has shown these abilities in extra-curricular activities and as school and class sec- retary. Goodie's very constant laughter and cheerful smile is her own interpretation of How to win friends and influence people. Her tact for home-making' was naturally displayed in the senior play by the ease with which she portrayed lVlrs. Jones, the mother of three teen-age children. Goodies may choose a career in business, but we feel sure marriage will be a stronger influence in this lady's future years. fames Leon High November 30, 1931 Leon Basketball 11,2,3,43g Soccer 12,335 Track 11,333 Vice Presi- dent 123. This wavy-haired lad entered our class in sixth grade . . . coming from Rothville. Leon's main in- terests have been in the field of sports ever since he joined us. In ninth grade he was a member of the Lancaster County Championship Basketball team in the Junior High Division. He has been a faithful forward since that time. Leon often helps his father in the feed mill, as his informal shot indicates. Whether he works for his dad or not, after graduation, Leon will be the type one wishes to have numbered among' his friends. '17, , , YA 1 , Mgt? L: Z PGQG TW9I11Y '1i:g1i ' 'Al- ' I? .-: I !:lfi3ls,X Q - - -. ?.gg',i.,4,,, 71vl'.L.4lZl Q ' 'gurl 4n-L7g,,,, '. ,:'. 'T i Harry Hoffman April 20, 1932 Harry Sports Manager 11,2,3,4Jg Glee Club 1113 Patrol f1,2Jg Track There's never a dull moment with Harry around. His constant wit and sense of humor have been with us since the first grade. As an impersonator and comedian, he rates tops in adding life and laughter to the class1'oom. Hari-yu is always willing to lend a hand, and has been a faithful athletic and stage manager. His back-stage eiliciency has been reflected in many programs given by our school. With his genial personality, Harry is a sure bet for some lucky firm, for he will be an excellent business manager. Beulah Mae Hoover December 9, 1932 Beulah Patrol f3,4lQ Senior Play 4433 Leoninus Business Staff C415 Glee Club 12,3,4J. Beulah is one of the jolly girls from Hinkletown, who joined our class in our Freshman year. It wasn't long before her abilities were made. known in. both the home economics department and the music department. Beulah's favorite pastime IS sewing: She represented our glee club at coun- ty chorus in her senior year. Her musical talent was shown further as the substitute soloist at con- certs. With her many abilities and ideals, she can't help being' a credit to the career she may choose. Y -Wk ZW ,Y eg Page Twenty-one T Y - 'ua .--1 X Raymona' Marlin Hoover December 14 1932 Hoover Salisbury High School Raymond, along with two other Salisbury pupils, entered New Holland High School as a senior in the class of '50. He has a reserved look that conceals his good humor and zest for living. Hoover recently won recognition as a reader of many good books. Studying takes up a great deal of his time. His leisure hours are spent practicing difficult skating routines at Sinking Springs Rink every Tuesday night. Farm life is in Hoover's blood and he is considering the study of forestry. Good luck to our ranger. Irene Gooa' Horning August 27, 1932 Renee Student Council 143, Leoninus Business Stai UU, Student Li- brarian f3,4Dg Glee Club 417. Irene is the poet of our class, and her poems are very frequently found in The Town Clock News. As the student librarian her pleasant smile and willingness to help in finding a book have won her many admirers who say a more genuine and unpretentious friend can't be found. Irene is a capable commercial student, and has shown her ability as the general manager of the Leoninus Business Staff. With her ability, pleasant smile, and friendliness, Irene is the embodiment of what a perfect secretary should be. Y, - Y WY- 'Y 3 Page Twenty-two V ----H -,-- f- ------W fi Q1 -. H ,, 4 ' '-:J Samuel fofm Hornzng September 3, 1932 Hornmg Baseball 13,45 Goodville's contribution to the class of '50 entered the halls of N.H.H.S. in ninth grade, and since that time has gained many friends. Horning, the strong, silent type, has had little time for extra-curricular activities, being kept busy by his Job in the Goodville post office, where he has been employed for the past few years. Never- theless, Sam has been able to lend his talents to the local baseball team, indicating his keen interest in sports. t Undecided as to his future, Horning's understanding and amicable ways, coupled with his win- ning' smile, tab him a can't miss in any post graduation career he might choose. Dania' Barton fforsf March 22, 1932 Dave This tall, curly-haired lad entered the halls of New Holland High School in our Freshman year. Al- though Dave isn't often heard, he is certainly well-liked by all who know him. Dave is a whiz on skates, for roller skating is one of his favorite sports. He is also a very good table tennis player and can compete with the best in this sport. After graduation Dave has no definite plans in view as to what field he will enter, but our best wishes will follow him in everything he undertakes. gfln - mv , Page Twenty-three --'---------Q -- ----Aw-----,f---1T-,---w- K A+? - --lf. 1'li. -A' '- A-f..f' -cr.-..--1' -T 33439 ' 3g?gE-jff1'11ijj,, ' Y W njjjil Xa: Elva Mae Houck August 17, 1932 lClva Glee Club f2,3l1 Patrol 141. Silence is Golden, is believed by this shy, easy-going lassie. Even though she doesn't have too much to say, she is usually ready with the right answer when called upon. . The opposite sex is of no interest to Elva at the present time, for her chief interests lie in read- ing. Elva attended Western School before joining us in the freshman year. She has no immediate am- bitions for the future but her accomplishments will probably be in the line of secretarial work. t u Robert Leroy Howe January 3, 1933 Bob Glee Club f1,2l. Coming' to New Holland from Centerville, Bob brouirht with him a most novel set of charac- teristics. His short stature is in no way a semblance to the amount of vigor he shows when attending any basketball or baseball games. Bob is a master of repartee and wit. Bob will in all probability follow the occupation of his father who owns and operates the Lan- caster County Swiss Cheese Company. If past achievements hold the least significance, he is certainly headed in the right direction. ---W ---T 7-1,-11 5 Page Twenty-four 3 5 f .YL ji Y' Y if If Eli-E Ziriaiae i 1 Franklin Keith Kenrfig October 16, 1932 Buck Soccer 0135 Tennis f3,4i. Whenever anyone mentions Fords, or any phase of driving. the conversation eventually finds its way to Buck. This boisterous, blonde lad, in addition to being' an excellent tenor, is an ardent fishing enthusiast. In fact, Keith can usually be found either preparing his very complete fishing paraphernalia for fu- ture use, or utilizing it . . . relaxed by one of his favorite Mill Creek sports . . . seemingly without a care in the world. Although uncertain as to his future, Keith will have a reputation for being' a congenial, easy-go- ing, but true friend. Donala' Ralph Law December 25, 1932 Law Leoninus Business Staff 141. This husky, blonde lad joined us in ninth grade, after coming from a country school in East Earl Township. Donald's interests lie in the field of industrial arts, and during his senior year, Law majored in Shop. He is one of the quieter members of the class, but his hearty laugh can be heard following many a joke. Sometime in the future, he would like to tour the United States on a motorcycle. Motorcycles are nice . . . but be careful, Donald! - - Page Twenty-five - f QL 1 Anna Mary Martin August 22, 1932 uAnna Glee Club Q1,2,3Jg Leoninus Business Staff f4J. Anna is the quiet, little blonde of the class, who is a swell friend to everyone, for she is con- scientious, industrious and reserved, yet always willing to help. From Gordonville, Anna joined our class in the sixth grade, to continue the long, hard climb to graduation. Cooking and baby-sitting are the main interests of this little lady. Her scholastic ability in the commercial field is something' to be proud of. No one's a better whiz at shorthand than Anna, and some day we know, she'll make someone a very efficient secretary. Horace Marlin Martin June 23, 1931 H. K. Glee Club 11,2,3,4lg Film Staff 11,435 Leoninus Business Staff UU: T.C.N. Business Staff' 47133 County Chorus MD. Horace was one of the Goodville gang which became attached to our class in our Freshman year. UH. K., as he is called by his classmates, has always been quiet, but willing' to help when there was work to be done. He very capably served as advertising manager for the Leoninus business staff. Horace was also a competent member of the Glee Club and was a member of the County Chorus this year. Although H, K? took the general course, his quiet, pleasant ways will g'o far towards success in any job. fri' Y f f ' Piqe 'Twenty-six '1 A ' ' ' f :Liiif A by r HEL -.,,,,,xg,.ff,,-, .,g,giig-ff-N Xlffllaf foan Rosalie Marfzn August 28 1932 Joan Glee Club f2,3,4J. What was Voganville's loss was New Holland's gain. Yes, Joan entered our class in the ninth grade, and brought with her a great sense of humor. As her informal shot indicates, she can frequently be seen driving her so-called car, This Bucket-of-bolts always gets her to her destination, although sometimes some unforseen things may arise. Although Joan has not been an active participant in school organizations, she has been a loyal supporter of their programs. Her plans for the post-graduation period are still being formulated. foyce Anne Marfzn June fi, 1933 Jovce Salisbury: Secretary C235 Sen- ior Plav 1355 Yearbook Staff 1313 Minstrel f2,3J. Joyce is a newcomer to the class, after attending Salisbury for eleven years. Her quiet mannerisms and her shy disposition have kept her out of trouble in many Ways, but this does not keep her from expressing her opinions, Home Economics takes up quite a bit of Joyce's time and interest, but she may be seen quite often skating at a nearby roller-skating rink. Joyce has no special plans for the future, but there is no doubt that as a diligent worker, she will be a real credit to any career. ' AfL.,,i,,,:1-i. ,.,,, fiww, .Page Twenty-seven few' Y 4 - K -f lill:fl1 - lf 'i 4 Y Ei-Tigiggggig 'jf'-gf f' ijj'j :j:: 25.9 A Betty Alice Mc Carty January 6, 1933 Betty Glee Club 11,2,3Jg Patrol 141, Leoninus Business Staff MJ. Betty is the flashing redhead of the class, with a captivating smile. She attended the Voganville School before coming to New Holland. Betty is interested in home economics, and may often be seen preparing food or making a dress . . . and what good results she does produce! During Betty's pastime, we may find her ice-skating at her special pond, or in summer . . . swim- ming . . . about which she has stated, I love it. However, this is not her only pastime. Her social life may be summarized as . . . a lot of pep . . . a lot of friends, and a lot of good times. Betty's plans for the future are uncertain, but we feel it will be a promising one. Lillian Mae McMinn December 21, 1932 Lillian That giggle over in yonder corner probably belongs to l.illian. She came from Parkesburg, and she joined our class in the tenth grade. No roller-skating party would be complete without Lillian, for that seems to be her favorite pastime. She has been majoring' in home economics, and has proven herself to be quite a capable lass to have around the house. An interesting future certainly awaits one who is so proficient in the practical and domestic arts. -- Y ff- - - Page Twenty-eight --V V -V7 Y 692131 I f x Y Y 5 25 1 if ., if ff-f ' -ff 5 -,- 131 Ronald Burfffiarl Mclllnger May 9, 1932 Ronnie Band 11,2,3,413 Chorus 1213 Patrol 111 That blue streak of lightning that just whizzed by was Ronnie on his five-year-old Indian motor- cycle. Being' Ronnie's pride and joy, the two are inseparable, and the source of many thrills and spills. Being' a twelve-year man at N.H.H.S., he has won many friends around the school. His skill on the trumpet has been a great asset to the school band also. In the future Ronnie expects to continue being a truck driver and may our best wishes add pleasure to the miles he travels. Patrzcza Ann flflusscr March 4 1932 Pat Secretary-Treasurer 1213 Bas- ketball 121g Hockey 12,3,41g Drum Majorette 11,2,3,41g Cheerleading 11,2,3,41g Track 1,215 Student Council 12,413 Glee Club 11,2,3,41g D.A.R. A-A Award 1413 Leoninus Editor- 'QW , ral scarf 141. This dusty blonde has been with us ever since first grade, and has been an active member of the class all through school. Whenever you see the high school band, you can rest assured that Pat is there as first major- ette. She is an active cheerleader, and was presented with the D.A.R. award for being: the outstanding: senior girl. Pat's soprano voice has very ably represented New Holland High at county and district cho- ruses for the past two years. Because of her understanding' personality, we feel sure she will become a wonderful nurse. 7771 H g,,,,,,, , Page Twenly-nine --- ef- -f V F-ke'-ffiggi?2la1:1221::1i.i W . fc 1 srfggsapg, sgiifffri vm T TT T Hiram Floyd Overly April 10, 1932 Curly Vice President 135. If you can't remember the line of Tudor rulers, just ask Hiram. He has a brilliant, analytical mind, is a genuine scholar, and social sciences appeal to him. Curly likes good, clean sports and church affairs. He has a deep sense of responsibility, not only as a vice president of the junior class, but in the seriousness with which he has undertaken all his tasks in school and out. The better you know him, the better you like this clean, lean ever-sharp lad, who deserves a good future. Warren Roy Piersol May 8, 1932 Warnie Class President Q1,2,3,4Jg Stu- dent Council f2,3,4Jg Basket- ball Q1,2,3,4Jg Soccer f2,3,4bg Tennis C355 Business Staff, T. C. N. CD. 'tWarnie has been one of the twelve year men of our class. His winning ways led his class- mates to choose him as their president for the last four years. He filled this position most capably. Since his freshman year, t'Warnie has been an outstanding member of the Maroon and Gray teams. He played three years of varsity soccer and basketball. Warnie also helped N. H. H. S. cop the County Junior High laurels in his freshman year. He plans to enter college and take a veterinar- ian course. His fine qualities of leadership and sportsmanship will carry him far into any field of life that he may choose to enter. gn -Q , -7 W - 7 ,.,,,., Page Thirty 'ffiilz-:1 ,-ff- Q 197- 5 1? . I5 H limi . J ' E ' -W if - lil TI,iS ,T :Li ,cg 'flri 35' '- ' f 4,-li X' l '! Arlene Mae Ruoss 4, 1 . Mg 'q V July 10, 1932 Moss 'W , ,J Glee Club l1,2,3,4Jg Color Guard f2,3,4Jg Hockey 1415 Basketball f2,4Jg Track 111. This vivacious miss is a cheerful bundle of vitality and loads of fun. Her laughter and her witty remarks have made her an asset to our class. Arlene has demonstrated most of her vitality in the line of sports. One may find her retrieving the ball from the backboards to throw it to one of her forwards. However, sport is not Arlene's only line of interest. Her love for music has also added to her pop- ularity. She is a native of Churchtown, and entered our class in the Freshman year. Nursing is one of her interests for the future, but we feel that all her accomplishments will abound to her credit. facie Frederick Serena July fi, 1931 Jack T.C.N. 12,3,4J, Soccei C3,4l, Basketball 1233 Patrol f1,2Jg Band U5 Jack joined our ranks in the twelfth grade. His mischievous smile can be frequently seen in a classroom, as pranks are his specialty. Sports are also a favorite pastime of Jack's . . . as wit- nessed by the fact that he played on both our soccer and basketball squads. His trusty foot was a great asset to our soccer backlield. Although he is helping to install television sets now, his quiet, gentle ways will give him a big boost in any occupation which he may choose to pursue. -- - W,-A , f Page Thirty-one -f-G 7--in V N '- l:wl11,1,iY1:-v- --.-.----..-- --- ., ,.,,,,,,,,,, ,W Y, , gmY2ALL--Am-U xx N I, , 7, -I Arlene Shirle August 26, 1932 '4Shirk Glee Club i1,2,3,41g Hockey 121 3 Track 11,313 Leoninus Business Staff 141. Shirk's main interests lie in the field of sports. During the summer she can V91'y often be found playing' baseball for the Churchtown lassies. As a member of the track team in her Freshman year, she helped bring the track trophy to ou1' Alma Mater. Dancing also takes a part of this energetic miss' time. As a commercial student, Arlene is preparing to be a stenographer. Hers will be an interesting' future . . . a lot of pep, and a lot of friends. Irene Elizabeth Shirk June 10, 1932 Shl1'liic Leoninus Business Staff 141, Cafeteria i1,2,3,41g Student Council Alternate 131: Senior Chorus f1,2,3,41. Number, please, are the familiar words of Elizabeth, for most of her spare time is spent work- ing diligently as a telephone operator. Shim-kia, a friendly pal, has been with us all the twelve years of our journey. Her willingness to Work, and eagerness to please, have won her the respect and admiration of all around the school. Elizabeth's ability in the commercial field proved to be quite an asset on the Leoninus Business Staff. In the future she hopes to secure a secretarial position, and from her past achievements, we all know she'll be an efficient worker. -Ya :W 4. Paqe Thirty-two 4 E fftlf :YW 'WW' T ii1:.-:ffl1::1'i f .T.. f George Vlfilfer Sliirff December 31, 1931 George Track 1113 Soccer 141g Glee Club 111. l 1 1 4 ,,,, ,, Raising pigs may be fun for some people, but to George, it means real work. Of course, he wouldn't give up his favorite pastime for any price, but still this tall, lanky fellow, from not-too-distant Narvon, believes in play . . . only after his work has been accomplished. After spending his freshman and sophomore years in New Holland, George transferred to Honey Brook High School, but later returned to his first love for the senior session. Despite his unique philosophy, Shirk has been a most ardent sports follower, even participating in soccer and track. With a wit and smile that are as catching as he is long, George will have little trouble making his place in his chosen vocation. Warren Moses Sfzirk November 2, 1932 Shirkie Track 1113 Basketball 11,415 Soccer 12,3,41g Glee Club 111. Hunting Shirkie ? Maybe he's busy fixing some electric wiring. Since Warren is very handy with electricity, he has been a great help at all social functions. He plans to continue working at his dad's electrical shop after graduation. One of his favorite pastimes is roller skating, but he also finds time to drive around town in his dad's car. Warren is another of our group who has been with us since first gradeg so by the time he reached tenth grade, he was ready for the soccer team, and has proved helpful to it ever since. - - f- - - Page Thirty-three +v' f- -W -- -W 7- ff -V 4 -TJ Frank David Siedhof February 9, 1933 Siedy Glee Club 115. Although Frank is one of the more bashful members of the class, his favorite interest is giving teachers gray hair. Nothing can keep Siedy down. He is always on the basketball sidelines cheering' the boys on to victory. The opposite sex is one thing which never bothered Siedy to any great extent. He always sees the bright side of life, and with his wit and humor, how can he go wrong? We hope this lad will become the indispensable aide to some occupation. Benjamin Clark Snyder April 8, 1932 t'Benny Sports Manager 11,2,3,4Jg Pa- trol 11,2Jg T.C.N. Business Staff 1175 T.C.N. Editorial StaH 11,2,3,4Jg Assistant Ed- itor T.C.N. 1413 Senior Play 1435 Quill and Scroll 143g Vice President, Quill and Scroll 145g Glee Club 11,2,3,4Jg Asso- ciate Editor, Leoninus 1435 Leoninus Editorial Staff 145g Class Treasurer 1115 Vice X President 145. l l l Intelligent, Brown-haired Ben holds the distinction of being a grand fellow . . . one of those guys you always like to have around. His contagious smile, excellent poise, winning personality, and common sense form a most favorable combination indeed. Benny will probably be the owner of a small concern, after majoring in Business Administration next fall at Gettysburg College. With his well-balanced and successful background, illustrated by the devotion of his time and many ideas toward the betterment of N.H.H.S., his attainments in life will most certainly be counted as paramount. F-, i:,,,, ,, :1 ,.,,,g.?.Y1,,.Y,4., Page Thirty-four da.- A1 c.e-aa.,.1,a 1 use as so llfii Y -1-:L jg? lfi- 'I lc' -----i- -YYY wma. Y gl , , W, glial..- facle Walter Spotfs October 10 1932 Jack Basketball f1,2,53,4J: Soccer f3,4Jg Ta-ack 0,333 Class Treasurer 131 Jack is the happy-go-lucky guy of the class . . . full of fun, jokes, and good times. He is a stal- wart lad of the highest calibre and he has been popular with his classmates during' his twelve years at N.H.H.S. Jack's main interests are centered in the field of sports, varning between basketball, soccer, and track. Chemistry and mathematics are his favorite subjects and in his junior year he was voted class treasurer. Next year Jack plans to enter Stevens Trade School to study carpentry. We know hels one swell guy and deserves the best the future has to offer. Lee Graff Stauffer December 5, 1932 t'Lee Patrol l1,2,3,4Jg Senior Play Understudy 1455 Band f1,2,3, 4Jg Orchestra 1155 Glee Club f1,2,3,4Jg Sports Manager C1,2, 3,4J. Whe1'eve1' there's music to be played you'll find Lee. Whether it is a dance band, marching band or o1'chestra, you will always find him right there, ably leading the rythm section with a steady beat. Lee was chosen this year to play in the All-State Band's snare drum section. Music isn't Lee's only interest. For four years he has been the very capable sports manager for all New Holland Hig'h's Athletic activities. In the fall of '50 Lee plans to enter college to study architecture. Nothing but the best can be in store for such a fine fellow. Page Thirty-five ?i----- -1: 1: -Tt- f,-- --- 12, l if1L,s,sc, is QF gi o m- . ee- Xia. V. fay Donald Stover March 8, 1933 Muse Track C1,35. Jay is one of the shorter members of the class. What he lacks in height, he makes up in many other Ways. As a member of the high school track team he proved his abilities of speed and co-ordination, un- equaled by many of larger physical size. Mose spent his early school years at Eastern School, and joined our seventh grade class along with forty new classmates. That crimson blush and quiet manner make him well-liked by all. fanet Elaine Sweigart July 1, 1932 Swig Track 4153 Cheerleading Q1,2, 3,455 Pianist Q1,2,3,4Jg Glee Club 11,2,3,4Jg T.C.N. 11,2333 Editor 147, Leoninus Editorial Staff 145g Senior Play Q4Jg Basketball flbg Hockey 12,353 Quill and Sc'oll 145g Twi1'le1' i1,2,3,f1lg T.C.N. Business Staff' f1JgG.A.A.l1j. Here is an example of talent, brains, and energy, all bundled into one small female. Swig s'l ability is shown not only in A-1 grades, but in a swell portrayal of Jane in the senior play. She masters the piano well and has a good alto voice. Extra-curricular activities keep her stepping, but she doesn't forget her t'pals and the exchange of gossip over lunch. We know, Janet, if you show as much vivacity in your profession as you have in your school life, nothing' can stand in your way as a future 'tangel of mercy. iqiw, li Page ThiflY'3ix 'i ' 'Y' ..:' , 4 L':i'N f fgjrggwr H f ,gr H 1 .3 'l b fr 2--5 gi' .iL,f5,,ig:Li'1'i,2:T ? N,:3f!'A .X K, w,, ,' Rzcfmral Lee Swcigar! August 23, 1932 Dick llasketbiill 11,2,3, 'lg Soccer 13,473 Baseball 153,435 Glee Club 11,23 . Anyone can see, Dick's interests and abilities lie in the field of sports. This six foot five inch centre has been a great asset to our basketball team ever since ninth grade. Even Ain soccer, our tall goalie stood by our team in the playoHs. Dick lends a hand at the local Gulf Station, and is usually seen at Manheim Township in his spare time. His future is undecided, but we feel sure that nothing' but good can come from him and from his ideals. Virginia Mae Tarberz' September 9, 1931 Ginny Glee Club 11,2,3,4lg Class Treasurer 1193 School Treas- urer 14Jg Student Council Al- ternate 12,3,4Jg Leoninus Busi- ness Stafl' 141. Ginny came to us from the neighboring' town of Blue Ball. She served as both School Treasurer and class treasurer in h er senior year, and proved to be efficient in these undertakings. Virginia has been active in each of our magazine contests, and this year the responsibilities of General Manager rested on her capable shoulders. In the future, Virginia hopes to fill the position of bookkeeper for some business firm, and we know she will contribute much to the ehiciency of any business. ' 1 ipg 77' H 175' 'T' ,lg P5436 Thirty-seven L 4? :T 'T ,,, Y iiglf l' 77 if- dj l ss? 1 Robert Gilbert Terry November 8, 1932 Terry School Patrol 11,233 Glee Club 11,215 Leoninus Business Staff 141. 1 Terry is among the few seniors who originally started his education in the New Holland Schools just twelve years ago. Being rather mechanically-minded, Terry has prepared himself for a very promising' future in the business world. His outside interests include working at Hagy's Service Station. Just a beep on the horn and Terry comes a-runnin'. Bob is also a very active member of the Leoninus Business Staff. We do not need a fortune teller to tell us that here is a man of distinction in New Holland's business world of tomorrow. Shzrley Louzse Walters August 18, 1932 Shirley Band 11,2,3,4Jg Glee Club 11, 2,3,4Jg Cheerleading 11,2,3,4J. New Holland gained, from Lancaster in 1943, an attractive blonde who, in a short time, won the a'l'ection of both her classmates and teachers. Shirley plays a smooth sax, and one of her dreams is to sing in an all-girls chorus. With her natural aptitude for music, there lies ahead an easy road of traveling to make her dreams come true. Any girl with her twinkling eyes, winning sm'le and frankness should find the future no problem. 7- - 4 , Page Thirty-eight ffwf- 7 if ff ffm '- H N j 11: so are '- ff Herbert Allen Wamlzolfl October 1, 1932 Herb Glee Club C155 Leoninus Busi- ness Staff 143. Following his earlier career' in Cedar Lane, Herb joined our class in the ninth grade. He has majored in the commercial course, and is always most willing to lend a helping hand when any clerical work is to be done. Her'b's good humor and readiness to wor'k will be long remembered by his classmates. Although he never has much to say, his irresistible smile has brightened many a dull moment. If hard work, ability, neatness, and ambition lead to success, Herbs future has a very favorable forecast. Robert Clarence Weaver February 11, 1932 Bob Soccer C2,3,4Jg Baseball f2,3, 413 Basketball f2,3J. Bob is one of the most popular' students in the class of '50, and has been the butt of many jokes, but of course, the source of an. equal number. Coming from Shenandoah, Florida, in his sophomore year, Smiley was immediately established as the regular first-sacker on the baseball squad, a position he has never relinquished. In addition to sports, this stocky blond devotes much of his spare time to the Acme, where he is employed. Bob plans to enter Lock Haven State Teachers College next fall, majoring in physical education. Personality, versatile interests, and the best wishes of his many friends can lead Bob only to a most prosperous life. - --- ------if Page Thirty-nine :Y 1-rg' ---- .ff-:Y-V-H -V-gf,-Vi-s -A A ,313:i1f,L-17 gk il- , 'in 142. .,,, f Vlfilliam LeRoy Wenger January 20, 1932 Big Bill Salisburv High School Band 11,233 Glee Club 11,2,333 Base- ball 11,2,333 Class Treasurer 11,2,33g Senior Play 133. New Holland: Senior Chorus 143g Senior Play 143. This jovial fellow comes from the neighboring township of Salisbury. His favorite pastimes are eating and raising dairy cattle on his father's farm. As Mr, Smudgelyf' he portrayed a typical high school principal very capably. In the school room his witty remarks and crafty jokes have amused both the faculty and students alike. Time will be very important in Big Bi1l's future, as he plans to be a watchmaker. With his wholesome philosophy of life, our home-grown comedian should find his ambition becoming' a reality. Rodney Harry lfldfman December 26, 1933 Rod Baseball 143, Basketball 123, 433 Soccer 1435 Glee Club 11,2, 3,433 Manager 11,2,3,43. Rod became a part of our class in fourth grade after spending three years at Qreenbank, and ever since he has been one of our liveliest members. There is plenty of action when Wltman and Hoff- man get together. Rodney has been a capable manager in our iield of sports ever since ninth grade, and has also played in several of our Varsity sports. Rod's main interests are in working with trees. 'He is now employed at lVIartin's Nursery, and expects to study at Penn State to become a horticulturlst. 7 1- L ,, Y :flag Page Forty ff---Y - --' Y 7- ' lg: 7 H fy . Nl Bsixmw Ww,,,,,5E ig: W p . e fennf ...Nw un..- , e.., , B, ,, , C. c.w,,,,.B BT as B-7 Roy Vincent Vl5lwer June 2, 1932 Roy Glee Club f1,3,4J Roy entered our class in eighth grade. He is a balanced cgmbination of the qualities found in a stu- dent, farmer, and business man. He is a prominent worker in the 4-H Club, and has been a member of this organization for four years. He has received many awards and prizes for his displays. Roy can often be seen driving around New Holland in his trusty black Chevrolet. He has always helped on the farm, and will continue his agricultural pursuits after graduation. I fay Carl Wright August 5, 1932 Cork Basketball f1,2,3,4Jg Baseball 12, 3, 455 Leoninus Editorial Stall' C493 TC.N. Business Staff If there is an outburst in a classroom you can rest assured that Cork has just told another of his latest jokes. Yes, Carl has been the backbone of laughter in our class since we first entered school. Basketbxll and baseball consume most of his spare time, and as a trusty guard, Cork has helped the team in winning' mo1'e than one championship. After graduation, Carl will probably enter his father's bakery, but wherever he goes, he will be re- membered for his subtle wit and humor. +g iT' Hi ' 7' ' T i'7 ' T Page FOHY-DHS T Till jg 1 T 1 l 1.5 :L ' 7 ii 'Z g ' Da via' LeRoy Yunginger August 8, 1932 'tDavy Secretary 1353 Glee Club 11,2, 3,415 Band 11,2.3,4yg Film Staff 12,3,4bg Soccer 12,3,4Jg Basket- ball 11,2,3,4Jg Tennis 131. Hey, Davy, are we going to see a movie today 'V' Yes, that's the qie tion Davv usually is asl ed because he operates the moving picture projector, and knows all the latest film news Besides being' on the film staff, he is an active sportsman, addin his contiibutions in thc fields of basketball, tennis, and as a wing on our soccer team. His deep bass voice was heard at county and district chorus for the past two veais C ood lucl Davey, we know you'll be an asset to any business. fanet Lois Zimmerman April 5, 1933 Zimmie Glee Club 11,3,4Jg Basketball 12,3,4Jg Hockey 13,415 Captain, Hockey Team 1453 Co-captain, Basketball 1473 Leoninus Edi- torial Staff 143g Treasurer of Patrol 145g Track 11Jg Band, Color Guard 13,45. This lively energetic miss participates in all sports. Captain of the guls hockey team, and co cap tain of the basketball team, indicate her interest and ability. Zimmie is the baby of our class. She joined us in the ninth grade coming from the Blue Ball grade school. Her favorite pastime is playing the piano and spending much time with one of our stai basketball players. Janet has succeeded in everything she had aimed for . . . and we lnow that hei plans foi the future will turn out as well. f+7-1-'f flff- 2 -i--f'7' Page Foriy-two if Y v,YJCYl+T1 J? ,ml 'vw lth GUY' iw! A.. W.v1',v1 W fffiyfl 0 THC fQDc m.11 ,2, THC Wegielrwgg Q Jggff C,.uvTfLaarL 2 5 Dvreat Ruhevfl Q: CGW Yuw Xngfffitigjy 115,hai,,'fL 5 'A ' :P Nix ow bfmi my new-w ,uv ,enlbnm Wha,.matvIQru cl HOW o 3 Civy oh. N License numbef 2l'2T2f.' flf ' .. 75 iiifiieff Ei7?f1lTliTlf q Q E.Ifi fm .,- ,YJ we .gznior Wag HFS 'A1mosz'Summer, fCast of Charactersl Mrs. lones-Mr. lones' Sympathetic Wife .. luniorhPaul's Cunning Younger Brother ........ Mary-lack's Easily-impressed Girl Friend ......... ................... Mr. Smudgely-Former School Principal .................. ....... Paul-Worried About Many Complex Problems .................. ...... Mr. Iones-Who Expects a Lot from His Children ................... lack-Paul's Buddy, Who Considers Himself Pretty Good ........ lane-Paul's One and Only .......................................................... ........ Lilah-Iunior's Petite Girl Friend .............................................. ...... Director - Mr. Robert Weaver Place: The living room of the lones home. Time: Almost Summer Act One: Evening, just after dinner. Act Two: The evening of the next day. Beulah Hoover Anna-Maid of the lones Family .................. .. ...... .. Arlene Good Clair Gehman Ierry Beck William Wenger .. Warner Frazier .. Benny Snyder Bill Frantz Ianet Sweiqart Dottie Dickinson Act Three: The following afternoon SYNOPSIS It's graduation time and Paul lones finds himself in a very serious situation. Will he pass his history exam and win the girl of his dreams? Or Will Paul have to go to summer school and miss the family's annual trip to the lakes? Things really happen to Paul and his friends throughout the entire play. Everyone finds himself in quite a dither with packing problems and last-minute prepara tions before starting their vacations, for you see it is Almost Summer. - - -kvv , Y Page Forty-five -- 7 , is C ma .Maier w L- A In the early part of September, 1938, thirty-two pupils received their first taste of grade school un- der Miss Maria K. Bender. Twenty of this group are among this year's senior class. The next year found Mrs. Bernard Rife, now deceased, as our second grade instructor. In 1940, Mrs. Harold Overly became our third grade homeroom teacher. Miss Mary Harsh was tutor to thirty-five students in our fourth school year, nineteen of whom were to remain in New Holland High School until the end of their school career. The following term, forty-two pupils entered grade five under the supervision of Mrs. Anna S. Dil- ler. Our first club was formed that year . . . the Good Citizens' Club . . . which proved of great interest. During the year we entertained the sixth grade at a party, and also held a picnic in a nearby meadow. Miss Helen B. Fenninger was our sixth grade instructor. Twenty-two of the forty-two students are among our class members this year. As our activity, we printed a newspaper . . . The Chatterbox . . . with Betty Loetscher and Benny Snyder as co-editors. In 1944, we entered into our first year of Junior High School, with thirty-seven students, under Miss Frances Baum. Twenty-four of these are members of our present day class. During our holiday season, we held a Christmas party in our homeroom, which was then Room 19. Forty-two pupils entered grade 8 with Miss Louise Bair, now Mrs. Laverne Witmer. Room 19 was again our homeroom. - Our first year in Senior High School found many students entering from outlying districts to bring our class roll to 78, which was the largest Freshman class up to that time. Fifty-four members of the class are now a part of the Class of '50. Our homeroom teachers were Miss Ruth A. Witman and Miss Jane Cromis, and Rooms No. 6 and No. 8 were our homerooms. Our class officers were: Warren Piersol, president, Bill Gable, vice president, and Benny Snyder, secretary-treasurer. Our grade and the tenth grade participated in a Christmas party, held in the auditorium. Sixty-nine pupils entered our Sophomore year, under Mr. Robert Weaver and Miss Janet McCormack, in Rooms No. 5 and No. 8. The oiiicers elected that year were: Warren Piersol, president, Leon High, vice presidentg and Pat Musser, secretary-treasurer. Our 1947 and 1948 activity was a trip to Hershey to attend a hockey game. In our Junior year, Mr. Robert P. Simon and Miss Janet McCormack shared the supervision of fifty- nine students, fifty-four of whom will graduate this year. The officers were: Warren Piersol, presi- dentg Hiram Overly, vice presidentg Dave Yunginger, secretary, and Jack Spotts, treasurer. Once again we journeyed to Hershey, but this time to attend the Ice Capades. Our social calendar for that year was completed with the annual Junior-Senior Reception. This, the last year in our Alma Mater, finds fifty-seven students who are divided into Room 1, under Mr. Robert P. Simon, and Room 8, under Mr. Roy W. Brandau. The presentation of Almost Summer was the first of our Senior activities, which included the Senior Prom, and the Junior-Senior Recep- tion. It was concluded with a class trip to Washington, D. C. Y Page forty-six 3, A T-iii' WW ,Wk wvkkzlz Q 1 ,--iii' S I Q15-izyirif 3 ,H X. , ..cx,! Back Row-ileft to rightjz Lynford Good, John Bair, Robert Gribble, Jack Hillard, Harry Shaub, Paul Futer, Earl Musser, Barry Eitnier, Ted Sheaffer, James Houck. Middle Row: Evan Good, Wilson Foust, Charlotte DeVere, Mary Margaret Shontz, Shirley Fink, Joanne Gehman, Betty Good, Shirley Ann Kilhefner, Teddy Kurtz, John Talbot. Front Row: Shirley Gordon, Virginia Jenkins, Betty Jean Snyder, Donald Weaver, Harold Hess, Ray Bair, Helen Hertzler, Shirley Burkhart, Dolores Boyer, and Mr. Kenneth Herr, Advisor. l union Cfcwfi 111,14 52.-1,-Ml CLASS OFFICERS President - - - Donald VVeaver Vice President - - - Ray Bair Secretary - - Harriet Ewell Treasurer - Harold Hess ill gli: T' , W , PBQS PONY-Qiqhl V 'H' FLN i kk-e:,:efi7 Back Row-fleft to rightlz Jean Showalter, Lee Miller, Raymond Zimmerman, Arthur Weaver, Ar den Sheaffer, Frank Ludwig, Ruth Collins. Middle Row: Ethel Martin, Marian Snavely, Peggy Keenan, Joanne Mohancik, Susan Weaver, Con stance Stone, Lucy Getz. Front Row: Faye Gunzenhauser, Thelma Palmer, Shirley Fletcher, Mr Robert G. Weaver, Ad visor, Harriet Ewell, Shirley Ruoss, Elva Weidman, unior Cfowfi ful? .SL-1,'m.j 11-A Advisor - - Mr. Kenneth Herr 11-B Advisor - Mr. Robert G. Weaver -'if 'ji' 1TL7iT17,iT ',i'1i ',1 PBQE' Forty-nine A 4 fig + ,,,,i,, ' 4 iii 7 1 ' Q21 L, ' il fi' me Back Row--Cleft to rigrhtjz Pauline Binkley, Betty Plank, Iantha Wilson, Anna Etter, Roy Brubaker Donald Parmer, Kenneth Ruch, Thomas Law, Raymelle Tucker, Woodrow Good, Kenneth Stone. Middle Row: Miss Ruth Witman, Advisor, Norma High, Grace Zoller, Joyce Arthur, Robert Zollei Dorothy Burkhart, Shirley Conrad, Judy Delp, Joanne Melling'er, Barbara Metford, Janet Trimmer Lewie Schnader. Front Row: Lee Lahet, Julianne Sensenig, Patsy Shirk, Glenn Rodgers, Donald Weaver, Larry Fra zier, Donald Siedhof, Jean Brubaker, Alice Good, Ray Wolfe. SUPAOWQOVQ6 CLASS OFFICERS President - - Glenn Rodgers Vice President - - Donald Weaver Secretary - - Larry Frazier Treasurer - Donald Siedhof F f-W 41 , ,gen W ,f:,1fl'f:1,f, ' 7' Page Filly yn -Q---1 -'g'4 ,,g,,1,,, ii: Il g,g,,,4gi:1g 1, W - '- W 7 -' - --- - - f 'f L Y ' ,4g,, ,'...' W ' g ' 7' WY' 'ji' 44' W' f--if 1 e if Back Row-fleft to ri,Q'htJ: Gene Dissing-er, Lee Overly, Paul Shirk, George Wilt, Edward Randall, Harold Good, Blaine Danner, John Musser, James Sl1l'!1H61'- Middle Row: Patsy Dissinger, Robert Irons, Joanne VVilkinson, Alice Brower, June VVitn1er, Rebecca Fake, Martha Hoove1', Patsy Steinman, Nancy Good, Ray Lowry, Miss Elizabeth Troxell, advisor. Front Row: David Fizz, Peggy Stauffer, Edward Ream, Joan Terry, Jenny Mae Sweigart, Joyce Kendig, Kenneth Kauffman, Marcia Russell, Roy Meyers, Charles Jenkins. gI Q6AlflflQlfl CLASS OFFICERS President - - Kenneth Kauffman Vice President - - Joyce Kendig Secretary - - Jenny Mae Sweigart Treasurer - - - Joan Terry f- Page Fifty-one ,fl --gm,--1 1 -- Lf-wie 11 7-+,H - QL Iliilifffff' 'P 'V f - Back Row-ileft to rightj: Larry Conrad, Nancy Mummaw, Virginia Sensenig, Ann Futer, Rosene Geist, Ronald Russell, Michael Hudak, Mary Louise Yoder, Nancy Weigand, Peggy Houck, Eugene Horst. Middle Row: Donald Moore, Billy Snyder, Barry Reynolds, Nancy Witnier, James Dissinger, Mary Etter, Patsy Feliciello, Barbara Coy, Donald Troup, Barbara Dyer, Barbara Musselman. F1'ont Row: Cla1'a Bowlen, Narene Dyer, Ann Brubaker, Joyce Overl ', Jack Delp, Clifford DeVere, Betty Gehman, Janet Sensenig, Margaret Ann Martin, Rose Marie Martin. iigkfl, gm Je CLASS OFFICERS President ---- Jack Delp Vice President - Clifford DeVere Secretary - - Betty Gehman Treasurer - - Joyce Overly -- - - Y Page Fifty-two ,, A A- - EJ-E A- is 'Q L ,,,5.g-,,.,.f,e,g,, ,,,, i -EQ 7'f3Tif553 5lEi?7iT3:iii7-iifi--2 gin: - ' ' A' Back Row-fleft to rightlz Dorothy Lou Mellinger, Charles lVliller, Nancy Lou Diem Jerry West Marian Plank, Ronald Bensinger, Adele Gingrich, George Ream, Joyce Hoff, John Arthur: Phyllis Web: er, Richard Burkholder, Dorothy Plank, Edward Wakely. Third Row: Charles Sagwitz Shirley Ann Kurtz Maxie Talbot Shirley Harnish Jack Ruttel Fel-n Gyube, Sylvia Ruoss, Jollanhe Wilt, Ronald Tay'l0l-, Lucille Gelllmin, Robert Jacoby, cal-Ol Duck, Leon Llchty, Mrs. Harold Weber, Advisor. Second Row: Judy Coy, John VVa5.rner, Betty Lou Russell, Sandra Spotts, Robert Aungst, Larry Ev ans, V91'I1OI1 Ream, Joan Lowry, Patty Ranck, John Flora. Front Row: John Rutt, Richard Dommel, Jane Houck, Glenn Dissinger, Gene Lowry, Billy Poole Lester Martin, Thomas Witman. QUQI1 QOL Q CLASS OFFICERS President ---- Larry Evans Vice President - - Vernon Ream Secretary-Treasurer - Robert Aungst - T---Ai-----ff-ff- - -Q4 Page Fifty-three LLL, Yang , I f 1, X 55 ig-'11-f 'ir-'ii'-'..E ,, l. ifi1ZEf'fflQ.:. X ' , 1111 1 1 1910101 1 1:1101 11111101 141 1,!D'1-11'-1 -1 3400! Glknclar 1949 - 1950 September- 6. Teachers report to school. 7. Pupils report to school. October- 5, 6, 7, 8. Farm Show lSchool closed at noonl. 14. Magazine Contest by the Curtis Publishing Company 21. Student Council Party. 27, 28. School closed . . . Teachers lnstitute at Neiisville. November- ' 9. First report period. 17, 18. Senior Play . . . Almost Summer. 24, 25. Thanksqivinq Vacation. December- l5. Ninth Grade Trip to the lce Follies, Hershey. 17. Student Council Christmas Party. 19. Eighth Grade Christmas Party. 21. Christmas Carol Service. 22. School Closes tor Christmas Vacation. lanuary- 2. School Reopens. 28. Second Report Period. 27. Student Council Party. February- 3. Eleventh Grade Trip to the lce Capades, Hershey. 4. Student Council Party. March- 27. Third Report Period. 31. Senior Prom. April- 6. School Closes for Easter Vacation. ll. School Reopens. 13, 14. Spring Concert. May- 6. lunior-Senior Reception. 10, ll, 12. Senior Class Trip to Washinqton, D. C. 18. Senior Farewell Assembly. 21. Baccalaureate Service. 19-23. Senior Exams. 24-26. Final Examinations lGrades 7 to lll. 26. Commencement. 80. Sophomore Party. 31. Awards Assembly and School Term Closes. Y, ::1,A1 Page Fifty-four 77 - - 11:11:11-1: 101 e.-1 1411 1 1 111111 1 1 1-1 1 'S .2 2 Tw, ,-,Q Q, 'i -, ,-:X N f 1 NH A A e Y , x.. Y.. , Varsity Basketball. .. Back Row-lleft to rightj: Rodney Witman, Jack Spotts, Mr. Kenneth Herr, Coach, Warner Fra- zier, David Yunginger. Kneeling: Carl Wright, Leon High, Richard Sweigart, Warren Piersol, and William Gable. Only PIAA L-League Games Nov. 22.-New Holland 76: 29.-New Holland 43: Dec. 2.-New Holland 61: 6.-New Holland 59: 9.-New Holland 38: 13.-New Holland 91: 16.-New Holland 52: 20.-New Holland 63: 22.-New Holland 38: Ian. 3.-New Holland 35: Q 6A0f,lfl'llUl0lfl5 State Titleholders in Lancaster County Basketball History LANCASTER COUNTY Quarryville 33 .,..,...., Away Manheim Twp. 28 .... Home Manor 26 .,.... .. .......,., Home Manheim Twp. 35 ..,. Away Ephraia 40 ,.......... Away E. Cocalico 19 ,........, Home lLl E. Lampeter 43 .. Away CL: Denver 22 ................ Away CLI Alumni 32 ..... Home Ephrata 4l .,,,............ Home COUNTY l'L Feb. 23.-New Holland 43: Ephrata 34 .....,.......,....,. DISTRICT Ill, CLASS C March N.H. Opp. 3.-Wrighlsville lat Lancasierl .......,............ 6.-Dallaslown lat Yorkl 39 36 51 28 60 31 9.-Porter Township lat Lebanonj ..........,,..,. SEASON'S RECORD . . . Ian. 6.-New Holland 81: Warwick 23 ,... Home ll.: 10.-New Holland 68: E. Donegal 48 . Home 13.-New Holland 79: U. Leacock 34 Away KLJ 17.--New Holland 84: Paradise 35 .... Home CL! 20.-New Holland 127: E. Cocalico 32 Away lLl 24.-New Holland 48: E. Lampeier 34 Home CU 27.-New Holland 92: Denver 31 ...... Home ILJ 31.--New Holland 52: Warwick 35 .....,.,.... Away QLJ Feb. 7.-New Holland 79: U. Leacock 17 Home QLD l0.-New Holland 68: Paradise 37 , ............. Away ILJ AYOFF McCaskey High School. Lancaster EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA, CLASS C March N.H. Opp. 14 -Coplay fat Lebanonl ........,,...................... 48 39 17.-Clifton Heiqhls Kai MCCaskeyJ .........,.. 43 31 21.-West Wyoming Kai McCaskeyJ ............ 45 41 WON 25: LOST 2 Page Fifty-six fa- ee mi izfafr vv W V i f iiif Wi vfbi 'ir' 5 Fl ! I il f Y V igia 'Q , 5,757 Xfigjli X funiar Varsity Basketball . . . Back Row-ileft to rightjz Larry Frazier, Ted Sheaffer, Kenneth Ruch, Donald Parmer, Ray Bair James Houck, John Bair. Front Row: Robert Gribble, Harry Shaub, Barry Eitnier, Art Weaver, Don: ald Weaver, Mr. Kenneth Herr, Coach. funior High Basketball . . Back Row-ileft to rightj: Robert Irons, Blaine Danner, Ray Lowry, Ronald Russell, Mr. George Kauffman, Coach, John Musser, Eugene Horst, Larry Conrad, Jack Delp. Front Row: John Flora, Ron- ald Tavlor, Clifford DeVere, Bill Poole, Robert Aungst, Larry Evans, Richard Burkholder, Tom Wit- man, Gene Lowry. ' j ' .4 'li' ,iijl ' - ' '..',.,lQii, , PEQG Fifty-seven H' .7 ': Y ' ' 'E ' 1 Soccer Team Z-LES N Le...ca,c-. . X Back Row-lleft to rightjz Mr. George Kauffman, Coach, Lynford Good Donald Siedhof, Richaid Dagle, Richard Sweigrart, Warren Piersol, Jack Spotts, Arthur Weaver. Middle Row: Keith Kendig, Jack Hillard, Paul Shirk, Donald Parme1', Blaine Dannei Robeit Cnibble William Gable. Front Row: David Yung'ing'er, Lewie Schnader, Rodney Witman, Robert Weaver, Bally Eitmei Harry Shaub, Warren Shirli. Once again the New Holland Booters, under the tutorship of Mr. George Kauffman compiled a most commendable record. The league, having ended in a tie, the Maroon and Giav and Mount Jov paitici pated in a post-season playoff game on November 2 to determine the Lancastei County Soccei chfxm pions. The contest was won by Mount Joy 3-2 in a night game staged at Rossmcie Stadium Our local hooters hands of Mount Joy. The scores follow : ended the regular season with a 7-1 record, their only setback coming., at the In non-league competition, the slate showed three wins, and one tie Sept Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct. New New New New New New New New New New New New Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland 2 5 2 0 6 5 5 7 3 5 10 2 Warwick Consolidated Honey Brook West Lampeter Mount Joy Manor East Hemptield Honey Brook West Lampeter Mount Joy Manor East Hempfield VVarwick Consolidated Page Fifty-eight Y H ,,,,,,77 Baseball.. ' re Back Row-fleft to rightl: Rodney Witman Warner Fravier Robert Weaver Dick Swei t C 1 , . , , gar an Wright, Mr. Robert Weaver, Coach, Sam Horning, Bill Gable, Robert Gribble, Donald Siedhof, llason Bair. Front Row: John Bair. Athletic Managers I Back Row-fleft to rigrhtjz Mr. Robert Simon, Faculty Manager, Rodney Witman, Gene Dissingel Ted Kurtz, Benny Snyder, Kenneth Kauffman, Lee Stauffer, Roy Brubaker. Front Row: Gene Lowry Soccer Manager - Rodney Witman Baseball Manager - Harry Hoffman Basketball Manager - Lee Staulfer Stoekroom Manager - Benny Snyder Page Fifty-nine ,Qgfggx 4? ' -M-we rrrr B or emi X V, w ,yy li l Y Varsify Cheerleaders . . l 1 x Left to right-Dot Dickinson, Janet Sweigart, Charlotte DeVere, Jerry Beck, Pat Musser, and Shirley Walters School Song We're here from New Holland High, We'll fight a good iight, We'll do or die, Roll on Huskies, roll up the score, Break up that pass, move up the floor. Da-da-da! Shoot a basket, Break up that play, crack that defense, We're here to stay, with our team We'll fight and cheer to a ,glorious Victory! Rah! Rah! Rah! f ---7 H Page Sixty Miss Elizabeth Troxell Advisor ff - ,. f- Bw- W, , it C iqlgi-fiilfi - fn -fe l- - Q ---- XZLLLGQ sl:-y funior Varsity Cheerleaders. . . Jean Brubaker, Judy Delp, Barbara Metford, Joyce Arthur, Alice Good. funior High Cheerleaders Patsy Steinman, Jenny Mae Sweigart, Margaret Ann Martin, Ann Brubaker Page Sixty-one Snichety-R ichefy Snickety-rickety, rickety-rack, We're the team that never falls back We'1'e the people, W6,1'9 the stuff, We're New Holland, that's enough. ,flab- -'i3555'f'1gsg: P Q7 P 22215 1 '1 iiii , P -g,h ,yyfjwQ4Q,, Nl-ff-rv, Girls, Basketball . . . Back Row-fleft to rightj: Miss Marian Dunlap, Coach, Peggy Keenan, Rebecca Fake, Nancy Good, Elva Weidman, Mrs. Miriam Kneller, Coach. Middle Row: Dolores Boyer, Manager, Shirley Burkhart, Alice Good, Shirley Conrad, Judy Delp, Pauline Binkley, Manager. Front Row: Arlene Ruoss, Patsy Steinman, Harriet Ewell, Ruth Collins, Shirley Kilhefner. Girls, Hockey . . . Back Row-fleft to rightjz Miss Marian Dunlap. Coach, Marcia Russell, Jenny Mae Sweigart, Alice Brower, Shirley Conrad, Raymelle Tucker, Ruth Collins, Nancy Good, Barbara Metford, Janet Trimmer, Alice Good, Mrs. Kneller, Coach. Middle Row: Rebecca Fake, Manager, Judy Delp, Arlene Ruoss, Patsy Musser, Mary Margaret Shontz, Patsy Steinman, Charlotte DeVere, Shirley Kilhefner, Marian Bren- dle, Dolores Boyer, Manag'er. Front Row: Janet Zimmerman. H +--7-'if' Wffff ----'- 'f- fa -'Y - f -' 'ff '--4 Page Sixty-Iwo - -----1 - 4 A C lib J J EJJJ TU l JJ JI Vu Tm E5 LL L eeee L Q or 1 J are i B or as -----,f-L.L-,,,,,,,,A,,,, , - gg ,Y , Wm, YW,A4,,,,-: Kee:-ef The School Band . . ' - .QL .. Back Row-Cleft to rightjz Joanne Gehman, Robert Irons, Donald Weaver, Lee Stauffer, James Houck, Ronald Russell, Ronald Mellinger. Fourth Row: William Swackharner, Conductor, Mary Margaret Shontz, Alice Brower, Larry Frazier, David Yung'ing'er, Joanne Mohaneik, Shirley Walters, Barbara Metford, Betty Good. Third Row: John Flora, Lee Lahet, Teddy Kurtz, Clifford DeVere, Dolores Boyer, Joan Terry, David Fizz, Jack Delp. Second Row: Janet Zimmerman, Peggy Keenan, Judy Delp, Ar- lene Ruoss, Patsy Musser, Janie Clark, Charlotte DeVere, Marcia Russell, Janie Berstler. Front Row: Norma High, Raymelle Tucker, Charlotte Delp, Janet Sweig'art, Joanne Mellinger. Mr. William Swackhamer Conductor ..,N .Q SEM E ' Wlglzligi , , - Paige Sixly-tour ,,7,,,,, 7 K jig? V Emil l P - 'ff page ee, gniojgfg-' School Pafrol flnsicfej. . . Back Row-fleft to rightj: Faye Gunzenhauser, Dorothy Burkhart, Lee Stauffer, Mr. George Kauff- man, Advisor, Ted Sheaffer, Arlene Ruoss, Elva Houck, Betty McCarty. Middle Row: Shirley Burkhart, Shirley Kilhefner, Peggy Keenan, Beulah Hoover, Ruth Collins, Jerry Beck, Joanne Gehman, Susan Weaver, Shirley Ruoss. Front Row: Janet Zimmerman, Wilson Foust, Harriet Ewell. President ...........,............,. Wilson Foust Secretary .......................... Harriet Ewell Vice President ............ Arthur Weaver Treasurer ...... ..... J anet Zimmerman School Patrol Outsidej. . . Back Rowvlleft to rightbz Harold Good, Woodrow Good, Kenneth Kauffman, Edward Ream, Mi- chael Hudak, Ray Lowry, John Musser, Eugene Dissinger, Robert Irons, James Sumner. Front Row: William Snyder, John Wagner, Vernon Ream, James Dissinger, Donald Troupe, David Fizz, Ronald Taylor, Jack Rutter. Kneeling: A1'thur Weaver, Captain. ,,g,Lil-l , WYL Y Y..,. ....g-Yv , , Page SlXlY'llV9 .4.1,1 .' '3iiiif S' 1 f 'LLEEEQQZQQQ7 flfiif Y 'iiiljl' f ,Q gr, J fi 1-iffiiif' Eff ,I TTCN Editorial Staff. . . Back Row-fleft to rightjx Barbara Metford, Judy Delp, Jean Brubaker, Anna Etter, Wilson Foust, Roy Brubaker, Shirley Kilhefner, Ha1'old Hess, Mary Margaret Shontz, Donald Siedhof, Betty Jean Snyder, Jean Showalter, Joanne Mohancik, Faye Gunzenhauser, Ted Sheaffer. Seated: Jerry Beck, Ben- ny Snyder, Associate Editor, Janet Sweigart, Editor, Warner Frazier, Associate Editor, Miss Ruth Witman, Advisor, Dorothy Dickinson. TICN Business Staff . . . Back Row-fleft to rightj: Robert Aungst, Ray Wolfe, Dorothy Burkhart, Horace Martin, Ruth Collins, Shirley Conrad, Janie Berstler, Barbara Anne Musselman. Seated: Patsy Steinman, Paul Fu- ter, Advertising Manager, Arlene Good, Business Manager, Alice Good, Circulation Manager, Mr. Roy W. Brandau, Advisor. --H iq,.,4,,, . ,, YW, , Y Page Sixty-six -if--1,31-------ff: ,-,-1n-f --- 75, , ,H .Qld y or or .S S S, oooo S 1g,4:,i1, ieeqip 4 ,A veuQf X1 1- Quill ana' Scroll. . . Back Row-fleft to rizhtl: Dorothy Dickinson, Betty Jean Snyder Mary Margaret Shontz War ner Frazier, Joanne Mohancik, Jean Showalter, Wilson Foust. , 1 - Seated: Janet Sweigart, Benny Snyder, Vice President, Jerry Beck, President, Shirley Kilhefner . . . , Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Ruth Witman, Advisor. Film Staff. . . Left to right: Mr. Robert Simon, Advisor, Horace Martin, Art Weaver, Barry Eitnier and David Yunginger. 7-7-+-----Lk-1-i--------f-M ------ Page Sixty-seven - -A- -- --A f- - ,W f . , 'V4.' ' T W QQiQf,,Q Vi Tiff N N ,, fx , -Angry ,ar The Student Council . Back Row-fleft to rightj: Virginia Tarbert, Jean Brubaker, Alice Good, Faye Gunzenhauser, Shir- ley Kilhefner, Pat Musser, Marcia Russell, Margaret Ann Martin. Third Row: Glenn Rodgers, Patsy Steinman, Wilson Foust, Blaine Danner, Donald Parmer, Warren Piersol, Kenny Kauffman, Judy Delp, Barbara Musselman, Irene Horning. Second Row: Jenny Mae Sweigart, Larry Evans, Jack Delp, Ann Brubaker, Sandra Spotts. Front Row: Dorothy Dickinson, Jean Showalter, Bill Gable, Donald Vlieaver, Mary Margaret Shontz, Miss Elizabeth Troxell, Advisor. Officers President .......,.... ...... W illiam Gable Secretary ....... ............... J ean Showalter Vice President ....... ...... D onald Weaver Treasurer .......,........ Mary Margaret Shontz Advisor - Miss Elizabeth Troxell New Holland High School can well be proud of the splendid cooperation and work done by its Stu- dent Council. Composed of twenty members and ten alternates, its aim is to create a closer relationship between the faculty and the student body, and to promote the general welfare of the school. Our Stu- dent government is widely known for originating the idea of forming a Lancaster County Student Coun- cil Organization. Since then, numerous schools throughout the county have combined to form a strong, firm organization, meeting' once every year. The Council of New Holland also sends delegates to the an- nual District and State Conventions . . , this past year meeting at Carlisle and Coatesville, respectively. Its undertakings this year included: obtaining bicycle racks for the playground, providing standard- ized frames for pictures in the hall, securing a trophy case with the money donated by the class of '49, purchasing ping-pong' equipment, selecting outside assemblies for the year, and sponsoring all school socials. The Student Council has proven to be a vital part of our school, and deserves the recognition it gets. f 4:,n.47,,:f:'-' if-1 -' Page Sixty-eight :- efi,+71,,g,,,1i L1f- D V E 5 .. f Q ,ff i - Rig SE f M E N T5 W pa from Ms. Jshss 71 Auld Ms. ssssl Mrs. D. Essl Bliss Mrs. Esther ll Beck Miss Maria K. Bender Ms. Phillip Bernstein Ms. issssl Mrs. George Bersfler Ms. 0. B. Billmyer Ms. sssil Mss. Rsy W Brandau Ethel M Bssssslls L. Ruth Brendle Miss Ethel Bsszzssssl Ms. sisssl Mrs. Vernon Davis Ms. ssssl Mrs. Elmer Z Delp Mssissss A. Dunlap Ds. sssssl Mrs. Robley Evans Ms. and Mrs. Henry R. Fsssssissgss Miss Msisissss E. Frankhouser Ms. ssssl Mrs. E. C Frazier A Fsissssl Ms. ana' Mrs. G. W Fuller Ms. Francis FI Gable Ms. sssss' Mrs. Paul E Gable Laura Gsiglsy Mrs. Missy Geisl Leo R. Grant Mss. Dorothy Hssssish Mary Harsh Mrs. Csihssisss P. Hsssssissgss Ms. ssssl Mrs. l Kssssssih Herr Ms. and Mrs. Mssiiss Hoffman P s i -MR RifTs--s-- iw- lW iss Virgin ia Mr. ana' Mrs. llflr. anal Mrs. Mr. ana' Mrs. Mr. ana' Mrs. ,'?TLQf ' ' ' Y 1 Lili' . ,L pd fI 0lfl6 M Hoffman Charles B. Hoober jacob R. Hoover Samuel W Horning Elmer W Horst Horstfs Halchery Mr. ana' Mrs. Harry Houclf Mr. I-l M Howe Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Howe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keiser Wayne L. Killian Miss E. Ann Knerr Mr. and Mrs. Richaral P. Landis lllr. ami Mrs. Aaron K. Marlin Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Marlin Vivian Miller Masser Brothers Mr. and Mrs. lra Mu sser Mr. and Mrs. H W Oberholzer Mrs. Harold Ooerly A Patron Mr. Charles Pfordl Dr. ana' Mrs. W R. Piersol Mr. ana' Mrs. W F Roach Mr. ana' Mrs. Arthur Ruoss Mr. anal Mrs. Paul M Russell Miss Ada Rui! Mr.s. john I-l Rutter Miss Pafricia Rufler Mr. L. f Schnecle P lj S I .,., iii,.1.,. Mr. Lester Scotten Mr. and Mrs. fohn P. Seifred Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M Seldanrridge Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shindler jalrn F Shirla Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Shirle Mr. and Mrs. Sarnael Slzreiner Mr. Franle Siedhaf Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sprecher Miss Evelyn Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. fohn W Sweigart Mr. and Mrs. F Gilbert Terry Miss Elizabeth Troxell ,f --x x X 2-if W pa from Mr. and Mrs. Robert C Yoder Miss Suie Zimmerman Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Aff rs. Gfld MVS. and Mrs and Mrs. ana' Mrs. and Mrs ana' llflrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Eva S. Clarence Weaver lrvin Weaver Robert G Weaver Harold Weber Ralph Weber R R. Wentz Thomas H Wentz Samuel Wise Ifwtman f Phyllis Vwtman Reba Vwtman Ruth A. lfffitman Mr. and Mr.s. Rollin Wolfe P S 0:41141 110141111111-'1111111111 11 1-1 1:1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1-1-1 1 1 1: U ! l 1 U l U U u U t l U 1 U U ! I ! l U U ! U U U1 110101 4,1 01 01 U1 101 0 11101 Elam White describes a New Holland Baler to Warner Frazier and Warren Piersol durm-g a visit to the New Holland plant. Leadership ls Worth Working For Whether it's man or machine, it's hard work to gain leadership and harder work to keep it. It takes the skill and loyalty of hundreds of men to keep the New Holland Baler at the top of its field. It took work and talent for Warner Frazier to become editor of this yearbook. And Warren Piersol didn't get to be Class President simply by wanting the job. Leadership in high school, college, industry . . . leadership any- where is the result of determined effort to give others something bet- ter, whether it's yourself or the product ot your work. New Holland congratulates the Class of 1950 . . . our leaders of tomorrow. tml New Holland Machine Company Q 545411111111 141141 1-1:11:15--141 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1.11-vi 1 -11111 1 -1 -1:1 1 ' W' 1 ff Page Seventy-three -f 1 11-1 1 1:1 -1014101 1 0111: 14 11. 1: 1n1o1n 1:11 Showalter 8: Horning Dodge and Plymouth DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Sales and Service NEW HOLLAND -:- PENNSYLVANIA Q IQ lQ'lil U 'll 7 K i 5 ' ' ' Compliments . , of Q Q Trlmmer s 3 9 D t r st The Farmers National Bank e P a r m e n 0 r e and Trust C0mPa Y i FLooR COVERING sPEclAusTs of g C New Holland -:- Pennsylvania New Holland ! U 3 Zu: .1,.1.,.,.,1.,1n1.,gn1 11 I1 1011910 0, . Iuioioioivilvif 1 if cwvioilviuioio 9 5 B z' 3 3 .lacoh . lmmerman Compliments Q ELECTRICIANS of U . . g Plumbing and Heatmg Contractors Musselman 8: Zimmerman Hardware New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Blue Ball 'l' Penn'5YlVanla g g Phone: New Holland 805-R-21 Clyde H. Kauffman The Store on the Cornc1 ' Hardware Home Furnishings Phone: 928 113 11,3101 1 1,--au.:-Q-1.4-1 1 1 111-1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1,1 1-1 1 4 P q S t yf 11: 101:-1:11 11:-101-1111111114 20301010101 ig iz 2: 2 -2 'Qui 2 vii 1 1011.1-1.1-3 1:1 11312 1 3 .3 FLOWERS . .. For Every Occasion Girvin's Flowers Phones: Leola 6-2262 Denver 7-6057 1413010141:-1:01111 102111 1-iiviwqp-1: icviuzniuioznznzwin:-i:w14v:n3 :mar Cedar Lane Store East Earl -:- Pennsylvania Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Open Sundays Phone: N. H. 921-R-2 an-1 101 1.-11-1.-10101-,101 1-1,1 piezo Compliments of Samuel S. Gerhart Coal, Lumber, Roofing and Building Materials East Earl -:- Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 989 Q.-..-.-.1 .-.i-.,-..-i... -..Q -.-..-..-.1 Q Q.,-iq .qi .-.-...cv .3 Hollinger's Esso Station Washing - Lubrication Accessories 527 West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 958-R-2 1030: 1: inzniuz-11:10:11 .zu 1 101: -+7 W , , , ' , Page 30:0 010130302011 ini ri 1 14 31 1 xi 1 ii 2:11 i Q ! Q l ! II E Q n 3 1,5 'Q' 1: 1 1111 -1 ri 1 1 11111111 1 11 Enterprise Telephone Company Phone: 800 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania --'----'------- g Tailors and Cleaners g Hat Cleaning : Ted the Cleaner 247 West Main Street : New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Q ....... .i..-,:.: :.,:..:.,:.,-ns-.. .-.- - - . 3 T h e P u b F H o M E c o o K 1 N G l Famous for Delicious Platters and g Sandwiches l East Main Street Q New Holland -:- Pennsylvania i Closed Sundays Phone: 683-R-4 Seventy-five L,a:'f WY gzif , ' A. 4-...4. -- 10: 1 ri 10102:11:-iuivguiuiexinioi u 10341 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 2-11111 Ztlitrimricrinrirni 1034 ri: 11011 101020 Pictures Are Memories on Paper Let Us Help You Remember! 19.1404 2 House of Photography 327 East Main St. New Holland, Pa A Complete Line of Photo Supplies and Equipment Developing and Printing Quin: mini:-inini -101 13010103 1010.0 M. W. Martin and Sons All Kinds of Electric Wiring Appliances Blue Ball -:- Pennsylvania ioiuinioinioz ioiuioiniuiuzn in 203121: in ini: 1 1 in 3: 2 11 1 in Binkley's Store General Merchandise Blue Ball -:- Pennsylvania :iz : :iz : :wp-:-:,:.: :.:.:oqn:. 020 , 0 in 5. v 0.0101 LESTER SPINET PIANOS MOTOROLA TELEVISION inwirni:ri:xicriniugoinzuiuiu ini 1 0:0 11014 u-:un-zniciz 10:0 H U U Q U U H Q .2 0:0 oze Q Q Slote Music Center - g ll East Fulton Street Phone: 3-8492 2 Ephrata, Pennsylvania bling Og 1-1-1,21 1-111:14 1 1 111 310 Q iw' ' ' l Compliments ! l ! of l l 3 i N e w H o I I a n d l l . Q Q Frozen Food Service i . E H. S. Cammauf, Manager l ! M50 g.YiUQ4lTUlUlUlUll?lillliUiUlUll'il7i0l'f:' 2 Musser's Furniture Store l l Dealer in l ! ! ! New and Used Furniture ! ! g Gooclville, Pa. E Phone: Terre Hill 5-2383 l l Your Good Gulf Dealers LOHT CS HUTCHINSON Gulf Pride Oil -:- Gulflex Lubrication New Holland. Pennsylvania Phone: 652 0101 1 1:3 14111111 :ni 1 is 1 :ms-----:Li::-H Page Seventy-' 'Q 111 Z 1 1 iuioiui- 10:01 1 rioifrcpni 1u1u3o2u: 3 ri ri 1 ir 1 coin: 14 The New Holland Clarion A Newspaper for the Home Featuring Local Columnists A Modern Pfivfing Sefiise f9ra5eve1TQvnfbiPSo Phone: 775 New Holland, Pennsylvania znzuiozuar-iv: 1 1 11: -:ul -in 1 11901 1 1 ioznzuzuznzoznznzug-min: in SA! Q School Stauffer's Garage Automobile Repairing Goodville -:- Pennsylvania Phone: Terre Hill 5-2396 -if-201024-in: vinznluzniuluioixoxo Photographer uzoauiq time 11.1 301.1 3010: 1, I 1 3 2,2 , Q lsrael Sensenig i All Sizes of Tanks Q New and Second-Hand ! ! g Ephrata. R. D. 3 -:- Pennsylvania i Phone: New Holland 816-R-5 I i A a Paqe Seventy seven -H - -A 551:11 iuinioioi iuiuioza-10:01 in 1: 1 101 :ui 101 1o1o1o1o1n1 1- 1 1r1o1n1o1o1o Stauffer Burner Co. Goodville -:- Pennsylvania Oil Burner Sales and Service STAUFFER - HERCO Phone: Terre Hill 5-2361 1 11,11 141 1 10111141101 1 ,- i- -..- .-.,-.,-..g. 1171 Q 0.01101411:rimQ1111:11:n1o1o1o1o1o1n1o1 Conestoga Roller Mills Samuel O. Trupe, Owner Milk Products 1o1n1o1o1o1o1o1v1:1 I1 io: 1111111105 tztvioiniuiuif111:11rioceixluirliniui Custom Spraying . . . Trees and Potatoes i i Grain Feed i Park 6: Pollard - Bull Brand Rex Feeds g g T01'1'0 Hill 5-2476 N. H. G25-R-21 5 Q Q g l... G. Balfour Company Attleboro, Massachusetts l l Known Wherever There Are John M. Harry Q g j Q Schools and Colleges Bareville -:- Pennsylvania Harrisburg Branch Phone. Leola 6-3394 120 South Second Street i i W. G. Ross Wormleysburg, Pa. -1:1 1 11111 :rg 11:1 1 1 if 11 11,1405 ofolqpoioxoioxoziz zounucvuxr-:nxt-:uri Q Q ! ! Milberg 81 Milberg Incorporated 1-11,1-n1o1o1-o1101 1 1 T11 .lohn H. Troup Music House, lnc. Founded 1881 38 West Kinq Street Lancaster - - Pennsylvania 104: 9:0 -..-..g. Oo. '11 0:0 2 Page Seventy-eight E. M. Gray 8: Son Lumber and Firewood East Earl, R. 1 - Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 921-R-13 Compliments of Stauffer's Drug Store 99110111-101: 1:1 1 1 1-111 111 111411 1101 1 1 101111111 1 1 -1 1 11 1 1 11, 11 111111111 Lancaster Photo-Engraving Company 1061 North Duke Street Lancaster Pennsylvania Phone: 2-7512 i i ' 2 -1, - - ' ' John Deere and Caterpillar omplmems T r a c to r s i of Power Farm Equipment Earl Salldel' A. B. C. 5 113 South Railroad Avenue ' ' New Holland -:- Pennsylvania New Holland -:- Pennsylvania i Phone. 825 s s E ! i i ' ' - ' - W ' ' - 2 Compliments W. W. Weaver I - f .leweler 0 Best Wishes to the Class of Dr, A, E, wagcgu 1950 : i , : Optometrist i C 1 i11,1,-f f - - 11 ,,,,1fff ,W Page Seventy- ' e - -- -- 1111 1111111111111 1 1111 1 111111111 Ruhinson's Department Store The Ruby Store Clothing - Shoes - Furnishings Dry Goods and Notions New Holland -:- Pennsylvania o ,:, 0.011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Home-Dressed and Smoked Meats New Holland Meat Market BUTCHERS BUTTER AND CHEESE New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 727-R-11 gm, 0:01111 1 1 1111:11111111111111111 1 111111 111111:1111111111111111 1111111111111111111r1 1111 1 1111 1111111111111111111111 111 11' M. S. Sensenig Frigidaire and Electrical Appliances YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENAIDER HOOVER SWEEPERS New Holland -:- Pennsylvania ! Q -..:1,:.,:.1:1.:.-:. : -1 :..:..-11-..-:11.11-..g. 1.0 1111 1111111111 1111111 11111111111111111 Goodville Mutual Casualty Company Wayne S. Martin, Secretary Goodville. Lancaster County, Penna. Insurance at Cost Phone: Terre Hill 5-2691 1111 1 11111111111 1011110111111 11110 1011 1111111111 1 1111111 11 11111111 1 11 Earl Union Potato Chips Wholesale and Retail Made by P A U L R . G 0 0 D New Holland. R. 1. Pennsylvania Phone: 924-R-12 1111 1 1 1111111111111111111111 111111111 9 601101111111111111111111 1111:11111111111111111 1111111111111-1111111 1 11111111-11111111111 Appliances and Wiring REFRIGERATORS Ranges Water Heaters Shirk Electrical Co. Phone: 785 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 14:0 QQ111111111111111111111101 1 1 111111 111 111111 11111111111 1111111 1 1 1 111 B. Z. Mellinger, lnc. F 0 R D Sales and Service New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone : 850 02011111 1 11111111111111111 1 111 11 1 1 II i J. Z. Martin Maytag and Westinghouse Electrical Appliances Radios and Refrigerators Phone: 603 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 1142 f' 111-1111111111111111 1 11 11111111111111111111 qe Eighty Wrigl1t's Bakers of Quality BRDEAD For Uver Sixty-six Years Bakery Foods Make Your Meals Complete O 101.1-ipaq sz qua- .gozonoq -1-sq ,Q-iq 0,0 101 11011 I 'Qlli' 11101 il iii ll Eplirata Sports Center Gifts - Sporting Goods - Models 124 East Main Street Ephrata Pennsylvania 111 -1:1 '1 '11-101 1 1 '11 1 1:1n1n14og o 0:01 101 1 1010111o1o14v1o1o1 1 1 1 v 14,1011-10101-111-11,1 11 1 1 :mining 0.0 A Good Place to Eat . . . S p r e c li e r ' s On Route 73, Near Bowmansville Dinners and Lunches Phone: Terre Hill 5-2416 2 Q a 11-1 -1 11,1 1010111411 1: 1 1 v1o1o1r0.Q o:on1: 1 1 v1 x1u1o1o1u1u1u11 101: 1: 11 1 West End Cleaners and Dyers We Take Pride in Pleasingn All Cleaning Done on the Premises Dry Cleaning - Pressing - Dyeing New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 982 0:4 111-1v1v1x-11 101-11411011-11:1--10111 01 114 1: 1o1o1o1o1u1o1o11 1 1 113 Sauder Bros. Ford Tractors and Implements R e p a i r i n g 325-327 West Main Streell New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 3 9,0 1u1n1o1o1o11v1 1 1:1o1o1n1o1o1o11 Compliments 1n1o1o1o1i111 1-n1u1o1o1-11 11101 0.0 o:o 1110101U1--11-101:--1 1.1o1o1o1u-1 1 Best Wishes for Succss in Your New Endeavors Groff's Hardware Hardware - Home Furnishings New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 1rr1-114-11-14-101 1 1:11-1o1o1o1o1o 1143 Q of l Q , 2 Mosemann s Cut Rate Q and g Luncheonette l New Holland -:- Pennsylvania l l H E. -:- :--: -: --V:-A: I ':-A---:H--1-1: r: - i g . l S ! ! l l I I Q l ! , ! l Q l 5 o 0.01 Complete Line of Appliances GROFF'S HARDWARE and HOME APPLIANCES New Holland -:- Pennsylvania o1o1o1o1o1o1o1 .1101-o.1o1o1o.1o1 Page Eighty-one - ff-'ff' Y -Y-H ' Edward C. Weaver Funeral Home Personalized Funeral Service :Q-1-,:, fini 10111 :mini viii: ioixiriuixisiri in Telephone: New Holland 774 ! 111010301 iuioiuioioioirrilicing Q rioioioioioi viflinini 1 1 in is iq? 5' ! ! A. Z. Mellmger Hardware - Roofing Spouting 2 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 5 g Phone: store 615-R-3 l i 3 1 :oil :oi 101010101 straining 'z' . Q ! Eli Wenger g g I Q - 2 a Sunoco Service Station i i i Q Blue Ball -:- Pennsylvania Q Phone: New Holland 939-R-4 E E riozs1111101-vxoznzuixuzxuz :xoxox-11 020 0:0 Q New Holland Airport i Phone: 616-R-2 i Charter Service Q --FLYING STATION WAGON Student Instruction Government Approved Flight School Located Just South of Town. g 1 ini:-if-11-101:-3014110101 103 10:4 0:0 P qe Eighty-l Q01 rx- 301021 1- 1: 1014 it gr 1011 11 1 .lohn S. Ewell Milk Transportation East Earl -:- Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 813 Compliments of Blue Ball National Bank Blue Ball, Pennsylvania A. Clarence Plank Co. Plumbing and Heating Phone: o5s-R-2 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Compliments of C. R. Weaver Real Estate and Insurance rivi1iv111n14:c11-2111431201011 ,No 1, ,,,, ,, . 17, .,.- , . . 1-1010111102 xi 114 ini vis Compliments of The John N. Sauder Auto Company Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Ksivnmon APPLIANCES 11 in in.. in t in--ni in : 11 ni 111 sg 313030::ini-vioiuivrivlir1 it Z pig E01 1 11201 iw? riot' 21114 3 3 -in: A. J. Rodgers Compliments Notions - Groceries of s H 0 E s - Martin's Store H A R D W A R E ! U ! U . Blue Ball -:- Pennsylvania 11 Phone: G28'R'1Z ! 1 11:11:11:--Q -- -,gg E -h--11 1--I 1 1 II ' Compliments 3 E Robert S. Shlrk I 1 . of i Q Sales - WILLYS - Service l 1 . T1llhrook's Restaurant ! Q hast Mm Sweet ! New Holland -:- Pennsylvania New Holland -:- Pennsylvania : 2 Phone: 969 an 1111 1-ini 3110101 -1:1111 zu 101-rio: ioiuif 21 twin: 1 1: ri We 0:0 0 lox:-zz-14111011 1 10:1 1-111: 1 xi Horst, l..ichty and Frey Sports Goods 161 - 163 East King Street Lancaster -:- Pennsylvania Phone: Lance Sier 2-7249 1 111 lozuxnznzui -1 1:1 1020111101:13154-:oio1u:ux41 in: 311121111 1 1 Page Eighty-three 111111: -Leitrim: in 1 31111 1 1: 1 10111011 101: 111 19011101 Snavely's Farm Service Allis-Chalmers Philco Case Radios - Refrigerators Farm Equipment Apex Washers and Cleaners WILSON-STEINHORST FREEZERS Complete Farm Equipment Sales and Service Telephone: 676 New Holland, Pennsylvania E E . . A R Sensenig 3 Q When You Thmk of Music . . . ' ' l l Think of Chrysler and Plymouth , U . Q Kirk Johnson 8: Co. Sales and Service I Q Q 16 West King Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Q Q i Lancaster -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 678 Serving the Musical Public Over 65 Years 01 1 111111111 1:1-111101 1 1:1 'i' Ui' 10111010101 1 101010101 11010111 g Q . ! T M. H. Eby Q Q fy - - I U Truck Body Building Plee-zing Quality Products Blue Ball, Pa. Office Phone: Residence Phone: i 'l'here'S None Better N. H. 808-R-21 N. H. 808-R-31 Q ! l E 1:1 101 101111 -1011-1 -1:11pm-1014101411w1sv1s'111:'1:-1 1 1 -1 1 v1 1 111 101 WelJer's Custom Millwork New Holland Planing Mill, lnc. 1 1 1 1-1:1 110141 1:1-1 10 Phone: 734 -301011111111111110 1010111 v 1 Page Eighty-four '10101-'11-1: 101 11111 1010101 11101111 1111101r1u1u101u1n1u1 vii maxi ini 11 There is No Substitute for Quality . . . That is the only Standard we know! A Quiet Dignity Marks Each of Our Services We Offer Quality and Dignity to Discriminating People Paul F. Esbensliade 145 West Main Street New Holland - Pennsylvania MEMBER: A Nulinxgrfgerwlgglgflnxieiung INvl1A1l0 1 1 11111 101 1111 1411111114 illivtll illfllllii lllillfllli ll' ' Oi' Ui. ' 1' I I Groff Bulck, Inc. The Place to Go When Your Car Needs i General Repairs BUICK i i 3 Q - - a sales and g g Dickinson s Garage i l New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone! 836-R-21 l l Phone: 656 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania I l New Holland Concrete Products, lnc. Concrete Pipe Concrete Building Blocks Ready-Mixed Concrete Metal Windows New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 718 111- 1 1 -1 1 -it-11-1 1 1 -1 1 in-1-1:i11'1n1u1 11111-11,111 -1 111 1 1 1 1 Page Eighty-five 111111111 1 1:1 1 1,1 101 102 M 8: H Aluminum Sales Co. New Holland, Pa. Aluminum Combination Storm Windows and Doors Casement and Double Hung Sash Phone: 688 11 1111- 1- 1o1o1o1v1u1u1:1 1 11:14 LeRoy W. Groff S T 0 V E S and BOTTLED GAS 517 - 519 West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 747 1r11v1::1r1 1:11-1111:-1u1o1 1 1 1:11 101'--------1--1011 1' Compliments of Peoples Restaurant 101111 1 14141 1' 1:11 1 10111 1 Harris Bros. Dept. Store Clothing - Shoes - Rubbers Dry Goods and Notions New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 1010111110111 1 lllllliillllltill ,,.,,,:,1 , Y, ,71., .11 p q ar1fn1fr1u1u1o1n1 v1o1a1u1u1 11111 03101011 1 -1 101011 101,14 1 vxozozoi Shirk's Grocery Fine Foods for Fine Folks Phone: 866 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania o '.h-'-.-,-.-.1-1.-I--o--'11,-1--U-0-pf--po: o:o1n1 14101 1 1 1f1r1u11u1w1n1'u1::1 0:0 Compliments of WITMER'S 252 East Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania .1n1o1o1u1n1u1 1 1 1n1n1n1n1u1o oxen: 1 u1n1o1n1 101' 11:1 11:11-11' 1: 1- 1 .g. Duffy's Meat Market FreshMeats - Oysters GROCERIES 425 West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 842 -14-1111101 1u1.u1o1:n1i-1 11 v1 1110 o:ov1v1n1f 1 1:11 1 1: 1 1 1 111 111' Compliments of Young's 5 and 10 148 East Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 1 o.o11o1n1o1n1o1n111 1 1n1n1n1u1u1m E qhty 1 ioiuiuioioi 1101: 10101111111 111 Q 0.01 1n1u1u1 111411 1: 14111111101 Toebe Leathercraft Co. i Musselman Bros. Everything For Leathercraft 511108 1911 . -. . ! i 149 Nom 11111 Sheet i U Lumber - Building Material - Coal Philadelphia 6 -:- Pennsylvania MArket 7-5150 Ready-Mixed Concrete Cut-Out Projects, Lacing and Snaps I Patterns, Accessories and Tools 5 Q New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 2 i 3 1 C o m p 1 i m e n t s Styer 8z Evans g g 1 Q of Real Estate and ! l , ! ! Bolton s Hatchery l n s u r a n c e Q Q g ! Phone: 671 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 4 ! I-1:1-U 1- -1 -1- -I w-'E' E . . . Res. Phone: Bus. Phone: i ' Richer L1'e11m1e1' Terre Hill 5-3725 Terre Hill 5-3721 i i i Q White Oaks Farms A. W. Stauffer 5 4 Martindale -:- Pennsylvania Dany Products l Q Farm Maid lce Cream Electric Welding Q Q i I Terre Hill -:- Pennsylvania Repairing of All Kinds of Machinery S ' I Phone: 5-2511 ! 2 - - - ---- -- -.. - -i -------- ---- ! C o m p l i m e n I s Victor F. Weaver, lnc. of i 1 Lichty Brothers Poultry and Eggs Q j New Holland -:- Pennsylvania lLancaster Countyl Q 11111 1 1 11 11 11 Y1 1 1-1014924 0: Page Eiqhtyfseven 111:11 Complete Body and Fender Service Terre Hill -:- Pennsylvania 110111101 1 1 1 v1u1e-1011101 Swingin: 1: in 1: 101011111 zoiuiuiuif iuiui 11 0:0 l Richard l'lagy E U East End Texaco Station Q ! Phone: 786 5 E New Holland -:- Pennsylvania H E QlVllli01UQUQl'Q M QUQUQUQUQUQUQIOQ E Roy E. Ream Your Good Neighborhood Q II Poultry and Egg Dealer Q U New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone Oiiice Phone: Residence 677 677-R-2 ! E B. Z. Motors Sales - MERCURY - Service H1950 Mercury Better Than Ever New Holland. Pa. Phone: 862 i l ...,-. -.,- - .- V- r.. -- ... ,-..g. Your Headquarters For ui.ni-si:nioioirniuinioiui-ui 2 iq: Ozonxoingoiu 1-ics 1--3 50111101111-11 .g..-o-. - Menno Martin Distributor of Texaco Petroleum Products New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 771-R-21 3 - , 0.0 1oq.u:--:--:r-1r-- --wir-1---1-1 '11 1,1 Eaby's Step-ln Store Fresh Fruits - Vegetables GROCERIES Jackson Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Compliments of l'larting's Bakery Eat Country-Maid Bread, Pies, Cakes and Buns Bowmansville -: Pennsylvania Phone: Tere Hill 5-3664 ini:-1:-it-in-1 1011-gui- ivxogvz wi T A S T Y C H E E S E Imported or Domestic Meyer Zausner, Inc. Dairy Products Manufacturers NEW HOLLAND PENNSYLVANIA -X1 1 v- 1- -1:gn-u-n-rs-aiu-01 11110111is-in-trin-1HL-1-11114111-1014 111111 1 1 ' 71,13 V 7 ' gown? ' W -- Y YY, PB ge Elqhty-eight rr:-I1 ri xoxoxo: 'mini it 11011 301--if :I 3 I 1 ri at rin: viuxuguzua -1 .2 L. B. Herr 8: Son Stationery ancl Books Portable Typewriters School Supplies Printing 0 46-48 West King Street Lancaster - Pennsylvania 111u1u1u1u1u1u1u.1u1n1n1u1 101:43 Clair's Snack Bar Platters Served Daily Diller Avenue New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Open 8:00 a. m to 12:00 p. m. o seo 5 ! u U U l U U U : : : : : : -..-.:.: 2 -.-...-..g. 111.,1.1121111111l,g.:' Best Wishes For Success! Hackman's Furniture New Holland -:- Pennsylvania : :-:.:.:.: : : - :..: : : : -..g. o 0.0 1:1 -11 1:1 11011 1 11 11-1 1:1 1 10:0 ,.,, .g.,- ,.. - - - ,- .- M. S. Stauffer Furniture, Refrigerators and Floor Coverings Furniture: 3-7221 Hardware: 3-2442 On Route 322 Ephrata, R. 3 -:- Pennsylvania 1:-1n1o1u1u1o1: 1: 1 1010101010191 Ceo. S. Althouse Gasoline, Oil, Etc. Phone: 3-7706 Ephrata, R. 3 -:- Pennsylvania 1u1u-11-ioinioi 11 1011 1o1n1o1u1n1 ,:,.:.,::::::::::::::.,- WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT TO WORK FOR YOU Giving Complete Service on Excavating - Grading - Paving Tree Sawing Call Us and Schedule Your Work Now! I .lack and .lim Maser, lnc. Box 116 Brownstown -:- Pennsylvania Phone: Ephrata 3-9586 0.0111 1: 1 14:14 1 1u1n1u1n1o1o1 1- 1 1 Page Eighty-nln --if-W ' -1 --N ----1-H 11:11 11 111111: 111 1 1 :oi boio 101: 101 11 I1 vin: iuiuinioini rio: .lames High 8: Son 'Feed Purina and Wear a Smile' Phone: New Holland 929-R-31 Gordonville. R. l, -:- Pennsylvania xoxox: 1: 11 11 it 1 1111111-plenum. 4:1 4 0:0 0:4 0 o 10.0 0.01 For Best Flavor . . . Insist on The Original Lancaster County Swiss Cheese Made by The Lancaster County Swiss Cheese Company Phone: New Holland 929-R-3 Gordonville. R. 1 -:- Pennsylvania 1o1o1o1o1t-14-1u1 -1 1 v1o1n1n1o1:u1 111111o1o1o1o1o1o1o1111114:1n1o1o1o1o-.:u1 10101 91111111 14x14-14,11110111101 1 14:1 Greetings and Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 Frank lx 8: Sons Pennsylvania Corporation New Holland, Pennsylvania 101:x1o1o:o1o1o1n1 ri 1 1 v1 1 v1 101 v1 101 1o1o1o1o1o1o1o1o1o1o1u10101111111 9:0 0:01111 1011110101011n1n1u1o1o1o1 1:1 Sprow 8: Zimmerman Trucking Co. Livestock Hauling New Holland -:- Pennsylvania I Landis Z. Martin, Manager New Holland, Pa. Office: 793 Residence: 602-R-21 :min11114:1o1o1o1o1o1n1o1n.-:o1u1o11 191101 1:11 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 I Leroy M. Sensenig Flour - Feed - Grain Hinkletown -:- Pennsylvania CEphrata, R. D. 33 Phone: 3-7701 1-1 101:11-1--1 1-1:11-1:-1 1 1 1014 Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 New Holland Diner ALL COOKING DONE IN AMERICAN STAINLESS STEEL We Specialize in Steaks, Chops, and Baked Ham Telephone: G10-R-21 o 0.4 ,101 t1 vzuxozoxoxuzozoiario: 1 11:1 ,xg -1 rg 1011 1 1: 1 vit-zozoinxm 1 ax: io: Clarence B. Mellinger Representing Farm Bureau Insurance NOTARY PUBLIC New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 992 o:0r1o-1: 101 Soiuiozniuzt 11,11 11 it 101 Page Ninety -,paw , W,-,L - 'algae' -W -fn: 'f g ,:L:Lf1W- f oi:nits1o1o1o1u1-r1n1o1: 1: 1 11 11,1 JH lalarecia fion The 1950 Leoninus Business Staff wishes to extend its heartiest and most sincere thanks to the faculty, the students, and the various organizations who made the publication of this yearbook possible. Special thanks go to Miss Virginia M. Hoffman and Mr. Roy W. Bran- dau, who so very capably headed our Leoninus editorial and business staffs: to the teachers for the use of their class time: to the Clarion Office, who cheerfully handled the printing and binding of the book: to Mr. Shelley for his fine work of photography: and to all the mem- bers of the staffs who gave hours of their time to the development and completion of this publication. We are especially grateful to the subscribers of our advertise- ments. These advertisers have given us their cooperation in making our book a success . . . and now that the Leoninus is out of our hands and into yours, let all of us show our appreciation by reading their contributions and patronizing the contributors. IRENE G. HORNING, Business Manager 1 1 11 1 1 1:1-1 1u1n11m1u-1 -1 1 -1 1 1 11 1:1-1 14:1 14 A -Y - Page Ninety-one --,114 1 1 11 101014 I X 1 WM .f4ufogralaA I qu, 33515-' -, hl ',,, ' .3 L Z ' Wa ASW- ,si-W-M --iv-M,----W 1- '1'53x-TWA' iff-sa -f LiP5.fVf'P' eg-i':2,.R, , M3 's:.,L ,i nu, ,.ff...,-.xH'.. .?5 w5, M Q., Kitbag: V A.. K ...A ... , A., ,1 'vs-fr gg ,-- . Nqr, --- - ,- :'--5,4-N-,.m,,, 1 , . -,J 2. '-4:-. - -gf--..-. 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