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

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ag j7Ae .gzniom Helen Mae Hertzler May 16 1934 Helen Leoninus Editorial Staff 1415 Student Librarian 13,41. Faye Dolores Gunzenhauser Ianuary 19, 1934 Gunzie Senior Chorus 1l,2,315 Basketball 1215 Patrol 12, 3,415 T.C.N. Editorial Staff 13,415 Student Council Alternate 13,415 Lec ninus Editorial Staff 1415 Sen- ior Play Cast 141. Faye is one of our out-of-town commuters. She joined our class in its freshman year. During her four years with us, she has shown a jovial sense of humor and a cheerful personality. She made a hit as Marilee , the girl with a cunning baby talk , in the Senior Play. She may frequently be seen driving about town in a White Ford with her gang , or back at Shep's Restaurant having a good time. Faye has nothing definite in mind for the future. She is considering college, or she might turn to marriage. We know that Gunzie's cheerful manner will guide her through any difficulties in whatever field of endeavor she chooses. Helen Joined our class as a freshman from Fetterville, and she was spent four pleasant years with us. Although this lassie is one of the quieter students, she won instant popularity with classmates and teachers. She is usually found in the library, for she has been our faithful librarian for two consecutive years. Reading books is one of Helen's favorite pastimes. A good novel always proves interesting to her. Her future will undoubtedly include a college education in the field of elementary teaching. With your pleasant manner and valuable faculty for mak- ing friends, Helen, we are wishing you all the luck in the world. 'VY y Y A V4 leiimwig Page Twenty-eight A -

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15 we .Sizniom Robert Lewis Gribble November 17 1933 HBObH Shirley Patricia Gordon April 14, if-533 G0rd0n Leoninus Business Staff C435 Senior Play Busi- ness Staff CLD. This academic student joined the Senior class four years ago when she began her high school education at New Hol- land. Each morning during the past four years, Gordon has walked two miles from her home near Churchtown, boarded a bus and rode the remaining distance to New Holland in order to attend classes. Shirley has taken an active part in many class and school functions during her high school career and this year she serv- ed on the business staffs of the Senior Play, and the Leoninus. Outside of school, Gordon's chief pastimes include reading and driving. Upon graduation, Shirley intends to continue her education and begin training at the Reading Hospital in order to become a nurse. Shirley, your classmates know you will be an asset to any profession you choose to undertake. Soccer Cl,2,3,4l, Basketball Cl,2,3,4l: Baseball ll,2,3,4l7 Sports Manager Cll. Bob is a school athlete having successfully performed his chores on the soccer, basketball, and baseball teams for the past four years. His good sense of humor has immeasurably lightened our day-to-day duties. A jovial personality has contributed much to his wide popularity among all his associates. Bob's cordial manner will aid him immensely throughout life in any occupation. Although his future Vocational plans are indefinite, Bob plans to move back to his home state of Tennessee following graduation. We Wish continued happiness to a swell fellow. -----' --ii Page Twenty-seven ---1'

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Harold Mann Hess May 31, 1933 Bud Chappaqua, New York: Senior Chorus 11,215 Class Treasurer 11,21 New Holland: T.C.N. Editorial Staff 13,415 Band 1413 Student Council 1417 Senior Chorus 13,41 Class Treasurer 13,41 Harold is one of the quieter members of our class. For the past two years he has been our very capable class treasurer. Also, few of us will forget his fit scene in the Senior Play, in which he played the part of Bob . Bud has many interests. He began playing the saxo- phone last summer, and is already a member of the school band. He also possesses an excellent bass voice, which he puts to good use in the Senior Chorus. For eight years he has been very interested in weather forecasting. In fact, he is often consulted by his associates for weather predictions. After graduation he would like to study meteorology at Pennsylvania State College in order to become a professional weatherman. jay Marlin Hillaraf November 27, 1933 lack Soccer 13,41 lack came to New Holland as a freshman in 1947, after completing eight years of schooling at Greenbank. lf there is laughter in the classroom when everyone else is quiet, you can be sure it is lack just catching on to the latest joke. His favorite pastime is hunting . . . especially deer hunting. lack has shown his athletic ability by playing on the soccer team for the past two years. His main ambition is to be a carpenter. He is planning to enter Stevens Trade School next fall in order to take up this work. We certainly feel sure, lack , that you will be of great service in that vocation. V Winn -2--V-W --1 Page Twenty-nine --W W we .szniom -ll