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

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Kitty Ann DeHaUen November 13, 1933 Kitty Salisbury: Senior Play C375 Senior Chorus Cl,27. Kitty is a '5ler from Salisbury, having become part of our group in the twelfth grade. This quiet lass enjoys reading novels as a pastime. Also, since she has taken piano lessons for nearly five years, she is a rather accomplished pianist. A commercial student, Kitty considers bookkeeping her favorite subject. At Salisbury, she was active in the Senior Play and the Senior Chorus. Following graduation, she would like to attend college in order to get an office job in later years. We wish you, Kitty , a very happy future. y We as jim .SZ'lli0l'J if Charlotte fune De Vere April 9, 1933 Charlotte Basketball C377 Hockey Cl,Z,3,477 Cheerleading C2,3,47g Class Secretary C471 Christmas Solo C475 Band Cl,2,3,47g Student Council C37. Charlotte is gifted with talent, poise, and a pleasant person- ality. She joined our class in the third grade from Detroit, Michigan. This girl is very active in many phases of school life. She has contributed much time and effort to the hockey and girls' basketball teams. She has displayed her musical talent by playing the clarinet and the piano. Charlotte sang the Christmas solo in last year's carol service. If you visit the basketball games you will see her leading the cheers for the Huskies . After graduation, Charlotte would like to become a nurse. Having already had some experience in this field, she is better prepared for her training. ,,,.,. ,, Page Twenty Y , Y 7 , fig- -ff, Y - -3--

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Shirley Burkhart December 30, 1933 Pinky Senior Chorus tl,2,3,45g Basketball C3,45: Patrol 43,455 Leoninus Editorial Staff C45. Shirley has been with us for four years, having come to New Holland from Center School, where she received the first eight years of her education. Hear that laughter? lt's Pinky . This blonde is known for her cheerful disposition. When not in school, she can often be seen at Shep's Restaurant where she works as a waitress. As evidence of her musical ability, Shirley has been a member of the Senior Chorus throughout her high school days. Concerning the future, her plans are indefinite. we .SZILLOFJ Ruth Elizabeth Collins May 28, 1931 Ruthie Patrol Cl,2,3,45y Basketball Cl,3,45: T.C.N. Busi- ness Staff t3,45p Band fl,25g Hockey C3,45: Leoni- nus Business Staff C455 Tri-I-li-Y C45. This tall brunette is one of our major contributions to girls' sports. Ruthie always exhibits vim and vigor as she aids the hockey or basketball team in scoring another victory. She has always been an industrious student and a popular classmate. Bowling is one of the several hobbies she pursues. ln- deed she usually tallies a fairly high score in this sport. Ruthie enjoys the many happy hours spent with her pals. Although she has many aspirations for the future, she has , not decided upon a definite vocation. ----4,-We YW, W, K. - fff' -- - -----.-.-.T-.. Page Nineteen f- ----f-k-+---:r---:aa --

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Barry Eugene Eitnier june l4, 1933 Eitnier Basketball Cl,2,3,4lp Soccer Cl,2,3,4Dg Film Staff ll,2,3,4l: Chef Club C41 Barry is one of the twenty-six students of our class who began his school days in Miss Bender's first grade. Having chosen basketball as his favorite sport he has play- ed that game throughout his high school career. He was on the junior High squad in ninth grade. The next two years found him playing on the junior varsity team. The varsity received this energetic guard during our senior year. Eitnier has also been a member of the Film Staff. When- ever movies are shown, he is behind the projector with a cap- able hand. entering the armed forces. Harriet Elizabeth Ewell August 30, l933 Harriet Senior Chorus Cl,3,4J: Basketball 43,435 Class Secretary C375 Patrol C3,4l: Leoninus Business Staff f4l. With a pencil in one hand and a notebook in the other, Harriet has acted as the secretary for the Senior class and the School Patrol in her junior and Senior years. Entering the Class of '51 from Blue Ball four years ago, this lass brought with her a package of personality, dependability and initiative all wrapped up, until recently, in a familiar dark blue 1946 Pontiac. ln the junior and Senior years, Harriet added to her in- terest in sports by playing on the girls' basketball team. Har- riet also enjoys the fine arts as shown from the fact that while a Freshman, junior and Senior, she was a member of the Senior Chorus. Although uncertain about her future, Harriet expressed the desire to act as a secretary for a business firm. We know that she will be an asset to any concern she serves. LL, i1-f -f'- 1' Page Twenty-one 'W Although his future plans are indefinite he is considering if we .szniom il