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

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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

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: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

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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