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

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flffrs. Caroline L. Weber ll'Inj.rlish, History, Geographyj Dickinson llollcfre University of Pittsburgh Mrs. Weber is a very proficient English, history, and g'eog'raphy teacher in our junior high school. A graduate of Dickinson College and the University of Pitts- burgh, she is considered a very able faculty member. Her splendid achievements in guidance and instruction are a credit to her teaching' ability. Mi.ss Ruth A. Witnzan 'l'elnple University Lebanon Valley College Miss Witman is not a new faculty member to us, for she has been teaching: here for a number of years. In addition to teaching languages, she is faculty advisor to the A editorial staff of' our school newspaper. Miss Elizabeth M Troxcll lMathematicsj Gettysburg College Penn State Miss Troxell teaches mathematics in our high school, and she says math has always been her favorite subject. .As faculty advisor to the Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, and Cheer- leading, she has proven to be a true friend to all the students. Her hobby is bowling, but she enjoys all sports. Miss Troxell can always be seen serving as scorekeeper at high school basket- ball games. Mr. Reber! G. WeaUL'r fEnglishl Duke University Harvard Unive1'sity Mr. Weaver is known for his excellent sense ol' humor both in and out of the classroom. He has done an excellent job of coaching' the Senior Plays which have been presented during his stay here. Mr. Weaver understands people. His English classes develop in students the ability to think for themselves. 5 gawk? he YY! fllanfruajresl All the students appreciate the many things she has done for our ,Q school. Page Twelve , W ,fig fgpin, pp ' A 4 - -'

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Miss Gloria Picrsol fArtJ Kutztown State Teachers College 'Miss Ifiersol. is a graduate of Kutztown State Teachers College, having majored in art while at that school. This is her third year in the teaching profession. Her iirst year was spent at Demer, Pennsylvania, and her second year at Ocean City, New Jersey. Although she has been with us only one year, her proficiency in art has been appreciated by all. Mr. Robert P. Simon fScienceJ Penn State Mr. Simon is a very busy faculty member. In addition to teach- ing' the natural sciences, he teaches algebra and has charge of the athletic managers, film staff, and science club. Outside of school, he takes a very active part in Boy Scout work. He serves as Scoutmaster of the local Troop. Mr. Simon has done much to improve our school during his years with us. Sf.. SIM, Mr. Richard Stockton Kliealth and Physical Educationj Temple University Mr. Stockton came to New Holl-and from Temple University this year, to teach boys' health and physical education. His main interests are dancing, swimming and diving, tumbling, and most other sports. Mr. Stockton heads the school patrol and coaches the Junior High basketball team. Mr. William K. Swackhamer 1MusicJ West Chester State Teachers College Mr. Swackhamer is New Holland High's talented music super- visor. A graduate of West Chester State Teachers College, he ma- jored in music. During: his three consecutive years with us, Mr. Swackhamer has shown to everyone a cordial manner and love of music. 51, Page Eleven --f-?71i - f'o' i

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K , -n .. MRS. ANNA FRANKHOUSER MRS. FRANK' RITEAU Cafeteria Nurse M RS. LYDIA GRANT Cafeteria M R. CLARENCE WEAVER Custodian jim .Sllwof .SL Page Thirieen MR. JOHN H. MARTIN Secretary