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

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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'-

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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

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.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- '