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

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Ronald Lewis Taylor July 1, 1938 Ronnie Basketball 11,2,3,49g Junior Play 1393 Senior Play 149, Quill 81 Scroll 13,495 T.C.N. Editorial Staff 12,3,49g Leoninus Business Staff 149, Film Staff 12,3,49g Soccer 11,495 Baseball 11,2,3,49 Though the youngest member of the graduating class, Ronnie is one of the top students scholastically. Sports represent the main interest of his life and he participated in soccer, basketball and baseball while in school. Much of his spare time is spent working in his father's grocery store. Ronnie plans to further his education at King's Col- lege, Delaware, where he will major in business adminis- tration. Earls Welsh Tolin January 30, 1938 Junie Basketball 11,293 Chorus 149 5 Junior Play 139g Leoninus Editorial Staff 149, Soccer 12,3,49g Base- ball 11,2,3,49 Junie, one of the easy-going members of this class, joined our ranks from Lemoyne, Pennsylvania, in the sev- enth grade. Hunting Junie, you might see his sun-gold Chevrolet at the fire hall or find him home in bed. When there is work to be done, he is nowhere to be found. Earls plans to enter Duke University with the object of being a pediatrician. folm Lightner Wagner September 18, 1937 Jack Chorus 149, Manager 1195 Film Staff 13,49 John is one of the 27 seniors who have climbed the entire twelve rungs of the educational ladder in the New Holland Schools. As the son of our fire chief, Jack has a natural in- terest m firefighting. His daily habitat is the local fire hall. Jack is not certain what he will do following gradua- tion, but he may enter a school of pharmacy. Iago Thirty-

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Sandra Rae Spotts January 4, 1937 Sandra Student Council 11.2,3,43: Patrol 1233 T.C.N. Busi- ness Staff 1433 Class President 113 Sandra has a natural interest in chic w'1rdrobes. See those long, bright, red socks coming' down the hall, that's she. You can find her in the middle of a group of students, calling each and everyone of them VVhitey and doing' some- thing' funny to make them laugh. As a commercial student, Sandra is prep'-ring' to be a stenographer. Hers will be an interesting' future-a lot of fun, and a lot of friends. Thelma fean Spotts June 14, 1937 Dash Salisbury: Band 112,333 Chorus 11,2,33Q Junior Play 1233 Yearbook Editorial Staff 1333 County Band 1333 Vice President 12,333 State Chorus 1333 Baseball 11,23Q Operetta 123 New Holland: District Chorus 11,3,433 County Chorus 11,3,43Q Band 143, Chorus 143 Music and Thelma are synonymous. She plays a trumpet in the band and is a member of the alto section of the chorus. Attending' District and State Chorus were high- lights of her school years. Thelma joined our class in the Senior year, coming from Salisbury. A roller skating' fan, she frequently finds time to pursue her favorite sport. Thelma hopes to continue teaching' piano to her pupils after graduation and continue with music as a hobby. Maxie Earl Talbot September 123, 153313 Max Chorus 1433 Leoninus Business Stall' 1433 T.C.N. Circulation Manager 143 filischievous, clown, prankstcrfthcsc are all adjectives that well describe Maxie. lt has been said by the commercial students that with- out Maxie, it is a dull day. Extra-curricular activities were not on his agenda bc- cause working filled his after-school hours. Although a member of the Naval Reserve, his plans for the future are indefinite. Page Tltzrfy

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Edward Wakely August Z1 1937 Patrol flj Quiet Ed is one tiue friend vshen you become quamted with hlm Shy yes but not the wzllflowei vallety for Ed always on hand when there is something to do Many of Eds waking hours are spent trappin l w ys up early in the morning to go look what he caught Although Fds future is umeltun hell most likely be working for Untle Sam Phyllis Loree Weber Nlav 3 1936 Phi sketball 423 Hockey 1 14? nc -1 f l'l0lllN 4b io noi Pl av 3 I eomnus Edlt,01l xl qtaff 141 Cheerleading, 11.2 343 Hotkev Co Captain 1-lb With hel dttldLt1V9 eyes and peppv personality Phil added much color to the Class of 55 Phil participated in many varied 'xctivities where her helping h'1nd could be traced. VVhen our teams needed cheering from the sidelines we depended upon Phyllis who displayed her enthusiasm as a cheerleader. Teaching the three Rs to eager faced Jacks and Jills is Phyllis goal 'ind she will enter Millersville Qtate Teachers Follege in the full. Eflen Elizabeth Wenger . ' l'L'l1 of 12 I ' hllgn L isbury: Band 112' ' orus '7 33' qenior '15 . ' 'se '1 ' 2 .' w lloll'1nd: 'nr ' orus ougfh Ellen was vith s j e jear, her swe- personiility and friendly smile immediately won the hearts of her classmates. Music is one of Ellen's m':in interests and a great deal of her spare time is spent playing' clarinet with the Blue Votes Orchestra. A commercial student in school, Ellen plans to study to become a beautlclan after graduation. OT