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

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fuclitli Coy April 2, 1937 Judy Band 13,41g Chorus 12,3,41g Patrol 11,2,3,419 T.C.N. Business Staff 13,415 Leoninus Business Staff 1413 Cheerleading 13,413 T.C.N. Business Manager 141 'Judy joined us in the seventh grade and in the en- suing years her pleasant manner has won her many friends. Her giggle can often be heard when she's with a group of companions. As a varsity cheerleader this year, Judy displayed her enthusiasm in helping cheer the basketball team to victory. 'Judy expects to do secretarial work after graduation md her commercial abilities should prove to be an asset. Charlotte fean Davis Api 11 2, 1938 Barney Caernarvon: Student Council 1115 Band 1113 Chorus 11,215 Welshman Editorial Staff 121 New Holland: Chorus 13,41g Editorial Staff 141 Charlotte can be heard, if not seen, for her infectious liughter fills the rooms from September to June. This attractive brunette lass is fortunate enough to possess a Baldwin electric organ, and her playing portrays talent and depth of feeling. After graduation, Charlotte hopes to enter West Chester State Teachers College and major in elementary education. Glenn Allan Dissinger March 6, 1937 Glenn Basketball 11,211 Chorus 1413 Junior Play 131: Leoninus Business Staff 1413 Soccer 12,3,41 No matter what the occasion may be, Glenn can always be counted on for a droll remark to make you laugh. His jovial disposition and pleasing' personality have grained him many friends. Fond of all sports, Glenn proved an asset to the soccer team this year. His spare hours are spent working! at the Acme. Glenn's plans for the future are not definite but our best wishes will follow him in everything he undertakes. Page Twenty 5

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Robert Willis Aungst December 14, 1937 BOD Tennis 1435 Basketball 11,2,3,435 Student Council 11,2,3,435 Band 12,335 Chorus 13,435 Baseball 11,235 Soccer 11,2,3,43 This handsome lad has been a member of our class since first grade. Bob has proven his love for sports throughout his high school years by his capable participation in basketball, soccer, tennis, and baseball. He has also been active in many other school activities. Looking into the future, Bob is uncertain as to what field he will specialize in, but he will definitely enter college. Ronald Paul Bensinger June 6, 1937 Ben Student Council 1435 Chorus 1435 Junior Play 1335 Senior Play 1435 Leoninus Editorial Staff 1435 Manager 11,235 Film Staff 11,2,3,-43 A witty remark or a hearty laugh and you can be sure of Ben's presence. Some other points of Ben's in- dividuality are his rolling walk and splendid physique. Photography holds an attraction for Ben , as does the local fire hall. Being chairman of one of the fire company's committees is his favorite avocation. Ben plans to become a tool and die maker and will attend Wyomissin: Polytechnic Institute. Robert Douglas Burns September 215, 1937 Mose Upper Leacock: Chorus 113 New Holland: Basketball 123 Mose joined us in tenth grade from Upper Leacock. Cars, regardless of make, model, or motor, are of great interest to Mose . A membership card in the Axle Snapper's Custom Club is Bob's prized possession. Listening to music from the hills of VVest Virginia also provides a source of enter- tuinment for him. Because of his interest in the mechanical field, Mosc hopes to enter this work after graduation. 5

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Richard Martin Dommel August 14, 1937 Dick Basketball 1313 Student Council 1413 Junior Play 1313 Senior Play 1413 Leoninus Editorial Staff 1413 Manager 11,213 Film Staff 12,3,413 Class President 141 As our senior class president, Dick always seems to have some weighty problem with which to cope. However, he has performed his presidential duties very capably. Dick loves boating and spends many happy hours sailing on the Chesapeake Ray. Building radio equipment is another of his hobbies. Pennsylvania State University will be the scene of Dick's future education. He will study horticulture, specializing in frozen food production. Carol Ann Duck September 26, 1937 Carol Student Council 11,2,313 Band 11,2,313 Chorus 13,413 Patrol 11,2,313 Junior Play 1313 Quill and Scroll 13,413 T.C.N. Editorial Staff 13,413 Class Treasurer 1313 Cheerleading 11,2,313 Hockey 12,31 Dark hair, brown eyes and a pleasing disposition charac- terize this small miss. Carol has supported her school by participating in many activities. She can always be seen on the sidelines cheering for the teams. She displayed her artistic ability by doing cartoon work for the Town Clock News. Although undecided as to future plans, Carol will surely be a credit to any field of endeavor which she chooses. Larry Paul Evans December 12, 1937 l.'xrry Haseball 1l,2,3,-113 Basketball 1l,12.2l,-I 1: Student Council 13,1115 Band 11,213 Leouinus Editorial Staff 1413 Soccer 13,41 Quiet, but quick-witted, describes Larry, a popular lad who has been with us since first grade. His dry sense of humor and shy manner have made him a friend to all. Larry proved his love for sports by playing varsity basketball, soccer and baseball. A career in chemical engineering is Larry's goal for the future, and he will attend Georgia Institute of Tech- nology. 6