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

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Margaret Anne Martin March 10, 1936 lllarg'y 5 Student Council 13,41g Student Council Alter- - nate 11,215 Class President 13,415 Leoninus Co-ed- itor 141g TCN Editorial Staff 123,415 TCN Associate Editor 1415 Quill 8: Scroll 13,415 Band 11,2,3,41 Chorus 12,3,-113 Hockev 11,2,3,41g Basketball 12,31 4, Tennis 12,413 Cheerleading' 11,2,3,41g Hockey Coi ri captain 141g Junior Play 1313 Senior Play 141g Pm wwf, E trol 13,413 County Orchestra 11,2,3,41g District Or- chestra 1l,2,3,41g State Orchestra 121. This slender, dark-haired girl has been a popular Miss ever since first grade. Everyone in favor say aye . Yes, that's our very cap- able class president for the past two years. Mar,Q'y's main interests are sports, cheerleading, and music. . After graduation Marg'y will probably further her education at college. y Reba Martin snm.'N . December 23, 12135 Reba Leoninus Business Stall' 1413 Chorus 12,313 School Librarian 141. Reba joined our class in tenth grade from Coodville. You have a book overdue . That's the phrase most commonly uttered by our student librarian. Her duties often keep her stepping' lively, but her patience always carries her through the crisis. For her career, Reba plans to enter the business world, and her winning' ways will certainly make her a very effi- cient secretary. Roger William Martin June 20, 1936 Roger ball 1l,2,31g Senior Play 131. New Holland: Band 1413 Chorus 1413 Leoninus Business Staff 141. There comes Roger whizzing' to school in his '48 Chevy. This lanky fellow came from Salisbury this year, and has won many friends since. Roger is a faithful member of the band, in which he plays the trumpet. His very pleasant personality will help him succeed as a mechanic, his chosen work. Salisbury: Band 11,2,31g Chorus 11,21: Base- 'L if '33 W .Kg p K JF . . 'T Lrgvwv Y Pain- Twenty-live

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1 2 5 'f wx Ia:-za-35: Weim 5 ji.: f , - 1-ni M -. 35 is at , Ty 3 e . A Q' 5 E' 'WW .avlknwrme fn. 0S Mary Ann Hostetter Jllile 30, 1936 lVIy1'11ie Salisbury: Class Secretary 1335 Yearbook Erl- itorial Staff 133g Band 11,2,33g Chorus 11,2,33g Senior Play 1333 Operetta 123g Minstrel Show 113. New Holland: Leoninus Editorial Staff 1435 Band 1432gqB4zKnd Secretary 1435 Chorus 1435 County Band Although Mary Ann has been with the class for less than a year, she has made many friends with her winning smile. Most of Myrnie's spare time at school is spent separ- ating band music, for she is the able secretary of that or- ganization. After graduation, Mary Ann plans to train for nursing. Peggy Ruth Houck November 8, 1936 Peril, V' Leoninus Business Staff 143g Chorus 12,3,43g 1 M ...QP 3 Manager 12,2335 Patrol 12,3,43. V A . iii' l Peg, is one of the seventeen original members of our A class. 1 Roller skating takes up some of her leisure time. ' ' A member of the patrol for three years, she can be seen at her post every noon, V Pegfs plans for the future are uncertain, although she 1 5 may further her career in college. , M, few Page 'Twenty-loui Marilyn Belle Ludwig February G, 1936 Marilyn Leoninus Advertising Manager 1435 TCN Busi- ness Staff 13,43g TCN Business Manager 143: Color Guard 1433 Chorus 143g Manager 13,435 Patrol 123,43- Hear that giggle in the back of the room? Yes, that's Marilynl'. This little bundle of energy has been a member of the class of '54 intermittently. During the hockey season, she can be seen handing out hockey sticks and balls. In the near future, you will probably see Marilyn working in an office.

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just ask her. foyce Elaine Overly March 20, 1936 Barbara Ann Musselman December 20, 1936 Babs' Student Council 11,253,415 Class Vice President 1215 Class Treasurer 1115 Leoninus Art Editor 1415 TCN Editorial Staff 12,3,415 TCN Business Staff 11, 2,3,415 Color Guard 13,415 Chorus 13,415 Cheerlead- ing 11,2,3,415 Hockey 11,2,3,415 Basketball 11,215 Junior Play understudy and prompter 1315 Senior 1 Play 1415 Pat1'ol 13,41. Barbara's pleasing personality has made her an all around girl. As a member of the Student Council, she has always been very active. Sports and cheerleading captivate her interests, and when you want a picture drawn or an artist's point of view Babs is planning' to continue her schooling at Millers ville State Teachers College. uJ0y7J Student Council Alternate 1315 Leoninus Busi- ness Manager 1415 TCN Circulation Manager 141 Majorette 13,415 Chorus 12,3,415 Cheerleading 13,41 7 Hockey 11,2,3,415 Basketball 11,2,315 School Secre: tary 1415 Patrol 12,3,41. Joy , a twelve year member of our class, has been active all through her high school years. very Much of her leisure time is taken up by sports and her secretarial duties at school. W'e feel sure that Joy's outstanding' abilities in COIYI- mercial work will lead her to a high secretarial position. October 1, 1 an. ,W N . 'w--. 'TW--v Page Tvlentyrslx 'ij.i:.:Lr S136 5 e ienr 1 S l pp 4A'A 3 Vp A img Earl fames Picleel Sonnie Salisbury: Band 11,2,315 Chorus 11,2,315 Oper- etta 12,315 Minstrel Show 1115 Manager 112,315 Senior Play 131. New Holland: Leoninus Editorial Staff 1415 TCN Editorial Stal? 1415 Band President 1415 Chorus 1415 Manager 1415 Senior Play 1415 County Band 1315 County Chorus 13,415 District Chorus 13,415 State Chorus 13,41. Sonnie is one of the eleven new members of the senior class, hailing from Salisbury Township. During: his days with us he has added his musical talents to the band and chorus. As Mr, Morlock in the senior play, he displayed his acting' ability. Because of his musical inclinations, Sonnie plans to enter Lebanon Valley College after graduation.