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

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ii we .Simian Ti-T Ray Donald Bair fohn Robert Bair April 7, 1933 johnny Leoninus Business Staff C435 Baseball il,2,3,43g Basketball i3,43p Soccer C43. johnny is East Earl's contribution to our class. This fair lad has made many friends during his years with us. His jovial manner, constant readiness to aid others, and endless vigor have contributed to his popularity with all his associates. Many of lohn's spare hours are spent playing baseball or basketball. He has been a valuable pitcher on the high school varsity baseball team for the past four years. ln the evening after school he can frequently be seen do- ing his share of the chores on the family farm. Iohn's post-graduation plans are indefinite at present, but he might possibly enter the armed forces. February 26 l933 HRGYH Basketball i1,3,43: Tennis i2,3,43p Class Vice President C337 T. C. N. Editorial Staff i23. See that fellow passing everyone else on the outside of the skating rink? That's Ray enjoying his favorite pastime . . . roll- er skating. Ray is one of the twenty-six Seniors who have been with us all twelve years of our school career. Althought he is a good student in all his studies, English is his favorite school subject. He has taken an active part in many phases of the school activities program. Working after school at Trimmer's Store gives Hay little spare time. However, he usually manages to make provision in his busy schedule for sports, his favorites being swimming, tennis, and roller skating. Although he has not yet made definite plans, Ray would like to attend a barber school following graduation. -1,35 1,,, ,4 .,i-. PBQS Seventeen

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35. Dolores Audrey Boyer Lee Harsh Baxter February 20, 1934 Lee Salisbury: Class Treasurer Cllr Baseball Cl,2,3l: Band C1,2,3l5 Senior Chorus C331 Senior Play C3l. New Holland: Band C4l. Lee joined our class in his twelfth year, having been one of the members who came from Salisbury. His love of fun and good humor has made him well-liked during his year with us. He is a great lover ot sports, especially baseball. During his three years at Salisbury, he was pitcher on the baseball team. For the past four years Lee has been a member of the school band. Lee's plans for the future are uncertain, but we feel sure that nothing but the best is in store for such a grand fellow. ' we .SZl'li0l'5 August 24, 1933 Dolores Manager, Hockey and Basketball C2,3,4lg Senior Play Cast C417 Leoninus Editorial Staff C451 Band Cl,2,3,4l: Leoninus Art Editor C4l. I won't! I won'tl l Won'tl Do you recall who shouted those words in the Senior Play? Yes, it was Dolores doing an expert portrayal of little Gracie . Dolores is rather interested in the field of art. Music also captures the fancy of this charming little gal. She was featured as a soprano soloist in last year's Christmas Carol Service, and she has been a member of the Band for the past four years. She has served for three years as manager of the girls' hockey team and the girls' basketball team. To become an elementary school teacher is Dolores' ambi- tion. In order to realize this goal she intends to enter West Chester State Teachers College after graduation. -- - - -eff - 1- Page Eighteen