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

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ii Marian func Plank June 1, 1937 Marian Band 11,2,3,43g Chorus 11,2,3,43g Leoninus Business Staff 1433 District Band 1433 County Band 13,43 Marian is one of the more reserved, quiet members of the class, but she can always be depended upon to carry out any responsibility given to her. Much of her time is spent tooting her licorice stick in the band, for one of her greatest interests is music. Marian plans to enter nurses training after graduation, and her pleasing manner should carry her far in her chosen career. Patricia Marie Ranck October 14, 1937 Patty Hockey 123,433 Band 125,-133 Chorus 123,433 Patrol 11,253,433 Junior Play 133: Senior Play 1433 Leoninus Editorial Staff 1433 Class Vice President 1233 Cheerleader 13,43 Short and peppy describes ou1' Patty, Her blonde head can often be seen in the center of a laughing group. Patty showed her acting ability in both productions of the class plays. Hockey took up most of her time in the field of sports, and the cheerleading squad was fired by her enthusiasm for two years. Patty plans to attend college and major in physical education. Vernon Lee Ream August 22, 1937 Ream Tennis 12,3,-135 Soccer 11,2,3,43g Soccer Co-Captain 143 Possessing a car, Vernon whittles away his time rolling over the roads in search of new excitement of which he never fails to be in the midst. Many might doubt the statement that Vernon is the safest driver in school. As co-captain of the 1535-1 soccer team he led the team to cop the county championship laurels. Vernon is not decided as to what he will do after gradu- ation. Page Tvvexvyfeiqlit f Y

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Thomas Edward Miller November 23, 1937 Tom Salisbury: Basketball 135g Band 11,2,35g Chorus 1353 Senior Play 135, Baseball 11,255 County Chorus 135g Class Treasurer 12,35 Tall and silent, with an engaging smile, Tom adopted our school as the scene of his final year of high school. Although his favorite pastimes seem to be sleeping and driving, Tom works in a greenhouse when not attending school. Hillbilly music is also a source of enjoyment to him. Working will be Tom's occupation after graduation, but as to what and where, he is not positive. William Ralph Pennock, fr. December 29, 1937 Bill Salisbury: Band 11,2,35g Chorus 11,2,35g Patrol 1355 Play 1353 Yearbook Editorial Staff 135, District Chorus 1353 County Chorus 1355 Operetta 11,25 New Holland: Band 1455 Chorus 145g Senior Play 145 When Bill came to New Holland High School this year he brought with him his outstanding acting ability which he displayed in the Senior Play as Dr. Bunn. Bill is also an ardent reader of the latest books and periodicals. He spends many hours organizing and partici- pating in church activities. To be a minister is Bill's goal in life and he hopes to enter college after graduation. Dorothy Grace Plank January 1, 1938 Dot Basketball 1253 Hockey 12,3,45g Band 11,2,3,-153 Chorus 11,2,3,45g Patrol 125: Leoninus Editorial Staff 1453 Manager 1155 Cheerleading 145 Frank, but friendly, this jovial lass has been one of our number for twelve years. Always a busy girl, Dot can be seen supporting her school teams both as a cheerleader and a fullback on the hockey team. Dot's willingness to aid others has resulted in her choosing nursing as a career. She plans to enter the Har- risburg Hospital as a student nurse this fall. Page 'f e

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Sylvia Ann Ruoss April 4, 1937 Red Hockey 13,413 Hockey Co-Captain 1413 Chorus 12,3, 413 Patrol 11,2,3,413 Junior Play 1313 Senior Play 141g Quill Sz Scroll 13,413 T.C.N. Editorial Staff 11,2,3,413 Leoninus Editorial Staff 1413 Class Secre- tary 11,2,3,413 T.C.N. Editor 1413 T.C.N. Associate Editor 1315 Cheerleading 11,2,3,413 This lively redhead is one of our most willing and de- pendable classmates. To be idle is not one of Sylvia's traits, for she always has some task to perform. She serves as editor of the Town Clock News and engages in many other activities, both at school and at church. Her ambition for the future is to enter Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Betty Lou Russell July 9, 1937 Lou Camp Lejune: Basketball 12,313 Student Council 121: Devilpup Business Staff 12,31Q Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 12,313 Class Vice President 1313 Cheer- leader 131 New Holland: Band 11,413 Manager 1113 Yearbook Business Staff 141 There's never a dull moment when this dark-haired little miss is around. As our high-stepping drum majorette she sparked the high school band with her baton twirling abilities and able leadership. Lou: goes by the slogan, a day without laughter is ill spent. Though she attended five years at New Holland High School, her sophomore and junior years were spent at Camp Lcjune, North Carolina. Lou is planning a career as an airline hostess. Ted Robert Simmons July 27, 1937 Ted Salisbury: Chorus 11,213 Film Staff 11,21 New Holland: Yearbook Business Stall' 141 Unlike most redheads, Ted has no violent temper. His even disposition has marked him as one of the most genial lads of our class. Ted came to New Holland from Salisbury in our Junior year. To enforce the laws of Pennsylvania will be Ted's duty when he fulfills his ambition to become a state policeman after graduation from New Holland High School. Page 'T e n