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

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l l 1 1 iiri V lgilv - Yiffil. i,x,53 .:g ll DOROTHY MARIE SNADER Noveivmsn 23. 1918 NEW HoL1.ANo, PA. Glee Club gl, 2, 3, 41: Operetta 11, 2, 3, 413 Good Housekeeping Club 1313 Patrol 13, 4lg Junior Play l3h 3 Senior Play 443. Those eyes! . . . of course they belong to no other than Snader, who is near the top of the girls in height. Snade1 ' is usually found dashing around in the hall seeing that the patrol, of which she is captain. is doing its duty! She devotes much of her time to piano playing and residents of Ephrata and Morgantown. Dot seems to favor Albright College. We wonder why? Her favorite expression the morning after the night before is, Boy, can he dance! Well, Dot, here is luck to you as an athletic coach and we feel you will be high scorer in the game. H11 HARD FILLMORE SPRECHER Just: 1, 1912-l BOWMANSVILLE, PA. Art Club 121: Hi-Y Club 131: Home Room Vice President 1-ll: Leoninus bil. Sugar, who is the heavyweight of the class, hails from Bowmansville. If you doubt that he is a heavyweight, just try to push him around and you will be convinced. Some of his artistic ability may be seen within this book. Sugar is very sociable and is always in a good humor. Out-door sports are a great enjoyment to Richard. When he puts every ounce of his strength into something, hc cer- tainly can do things. As yet, Richard has not decided upon his life's work but whatever his choice may be we all hope he will be successful. RUTH IRENE STAUFFER Dsci-:Miami 1, 1917 GOODVILLE, PA. Home Economics Club ill 1 Home Craft Club 1215 Tri-Hi-Y ITN: Leoninus, 14l. Although Ruthie is the smallest girl in the class she certainly has a big heart. She is always willing to help an- othei classmate in any possible way. Ruthie has formed many friendships. by her charming ways and is considered a 'food friend and student. If you ask Ruthie what type of boy-friends she pre- fers, she will say tall, dark and handsome. Maybe it's be- cause she's so small. Ruthie hasn't made up her mind as yet what she will attempt after her graduation, but we be- lieve- that before many years roll by she will be busily en- gaged as a housekeeper. HW- Page Eighteen

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.-- X I ANNA MAE SHEPLER Oorosrn 4, 1918 BLUE BALL, PA. Home Economics Club 111g Homecraft Club 1215 Tri-Hi-Y 1313 Glee Club 1413 Leoninus Staff 1413 Office Work 1119 Patrol 13, 41: Op- eretta 141. Before entering New Holland as a Freshman, Anna Mac attended the Blue Ball school. If you are greeted by the ex- pression Hi Toots you can be sure it's Shepler. She is always in good humor and often proves to us her wittinessg but or' course we all know that it is only the Irish in her. Clarabel rates among one of the highest of her friends. 1f'larabel is her Ford1. Anna Mae is taking a business course at Lancaster Busi- ness College: this and entertaining her friend from Church- town keeps her very busy. Her main ambition is to be a private- secretary in Churchtown or New Holland, although she has not decided which, because she is quite interested in a certain artist in the Junior class. We wish you unbounded success. Shepler, in whatever you attempt. ROBERT STYER SHIRK DECEMBER 10, 1916 CHURCHTOXVN, PA. Science Club 1215 Conduct and Manners Club 131: Patrol 141. Bob came to New Holland in 1931 from the Church- town school. He is better known to everyone as Chicken. Chicken's favorite sport is racing on land, sea and air. His hobby is tuning up a car to its highest efficiency. You will probably hear of him winning the next Indianapolis race. 'Shirk believes in the old saying Variety is the spice of life. especially if the variety is attired in a dress and has blonde hair. Chicken's ambition is to do hauling after he is out of school. Good luck, Bob. MILDRED DOLORES SHULER JANUARY 10, 1918 NARVON, PA. Glee Club 11, 2, 3. 41 3 Science Club, 121 3 Tri- Hi-Y 131 3 Operetta 12, 3, 41 3 Town Clock News 141: Junior Play 1315 Senior Play 141. Four years ago Milly came scampering into dear old New Holland High School with the rest of those little and at firsi timid Blue Balliansf' But it didn't take long for Milly to get acquainted and she soon Won popularity with her singing and dancing. Although dancing is her hobby you can sometimes see Milly sketching the profiles of her class- mates or drawing some dancing figure. Milly plans to study dramatics sometime and we know she will succeed for she has shown us her talent in our class plays and operettas. Best of luck to you Milly and may your cherished hopes come true. Page Seventeen - -

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f+ Ay 1 1 KATHRYN YODER STEFFY MAY ll. 1918 New HOLLAND. PA. Operetta 11, 21 5 Glee Club 11, 2, 41 5 Orches- tra 11, 2, 31 3 Home Economics Club 121 3 Assist- ant Editor of Town Clock News 1415 Basket- ball 11, 2, 41. This girl. known as Steffy, gives the teachers many a chance to Sh her talking. Steffy can very easily be digni- fied and reserved if she wants to. You can usually hear her asking someone 'tD'ya have anything to eat? As assistant editor of the Town Clock News, Kathryn shows her skill with a pen. Her chief hobby is reading or writing poetry. Although SteHy is not the oldest girl she is the largest. She seems to have a great fondness for soldiers We won- der why? Kathryn's ambition is to become a nurse in Jef- ferson Hospital. We're sure she'll be a success. CARROLL WITMER STOKES OCTOBER 25, 1917 NEW HOLLAND, PA. Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 g Sports Club 111 g Ten- nis 13, 41: Orchestra 11, 2, 413 Construction Club 1313 Leoninus 141. Will any of us ever forget Stokes? No! He just vxon't let us for he has impressed himself so indelibly upon us that we cannot. He has won great laurels in athletics, es- pecially in basketball. More than that, he always exhibited a high standard of sportsmanship which shows the real stulT ' of which he is made, and which is more than all the victories he has ever made possible. Besides sports he has attained success in music. His merry pranks make him hu- man. One of his favorite expressions is: Paper, lady! Thoughtful, gay, intellectual, athleticg balance, perfect bal- ance. To you, our classmate, we wish success. MILDRED EVELYN TROOP Oc'roBER 5, 1918 CHURCHTOWN, PA. Glee Club 13, 413 Clubs: Home Craft 1215 Tri-Hi-Y 131: Operetta 141. If you have seen a girl around school who has big, brown eyes you can feel sure that it was Milly. We can't decide just what Milly's plans are after school, because sometimes she says it's hairdressing and sometimes it's butchering. Does Chappy have anything to do with the latter, Milly. Mildred came to us in the ninth grade and since then has been an active member of the class, taking part in sports, newspaper work, and all class activities. Whatever you do after graduation the Class of '36 will be with you. Page Nineteen fff -4' - ffm- 2-f - 'fa