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

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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

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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

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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