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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

1 i 1 5 n i I i ! I 2 E . E I V Q x E : i F 5 ng- ,, ,-, -V - .' -f - H+ -4:4-.Lf-' +4.- - L: 'T ' - W uzowuwus VOLUME IQ lq5'2, NEW HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL NEW HOLLAND PENNSYLVANIA riff:-wx-vzwozo OPQLUOI' I What have your four years at New Holland High School meant to you? The editorial start of this nineteenth volume of the Leoninus have no way of knowing. We wish we did. We wish it were possible to bind within the covers of this yearbook the individual keys which would unlock your happiest memories of high school lite. Since this is not possible we have tried to present as fully as we were able a pictorial record of the main events ot your senior year at New Holland High School. We have tried to keep alive photographically, the various phases of your high school career. As you grow older, we hope you will enjoy renewing high school acquaintances via the Leoninus. THE EDITOR r L A .IME of gonfenfa Dedication Administration Senior Class and Activities Underclassmen School Activities Sports Patrons Advertisements 3 1101014101 ni-101: in 24 if 141101031 in: 101: 3110103010 ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I ! I I -4- L.. 5 ,M ' , My - I P f A... Nix N.. Nm v- OO1011yi0i01uZ1r1o102oi014r1:r1 1 1 ri 1012111311 1 101010114 .jbefcafi on There have undoubtedly been few matters that we, the members of the graduating class, have decided upon without at least a few minutes of squabbling, It's only natural, we've been toldl. However, we made one very swift and unanimous de- cision this year, that our yearbook be dedicated to Miss Ruth A. Witman. Miss Witman has been our homeroom advisor for the past four years. We sincerely appreciate the hours of free time she so willingly sacrificed to work with us in our innumerable extra- curricular activities. She's been not only a helpful advisor, but an understanding friend, oiering advice and aiding us in the trying growing-up period. To you, Miss Witman, we give our heartfelt appreciation for your unselfish efforts that helped to make these years truly the best years of our lives . ri 1011 9 I I U I 0:0 o'o 4 1 - - X11 wif 553 5 iff- . Ji Ig. 4 5 W ix A 1 3 Maia MX H 72 nn Z?oarU! of glclucafion nn 2+ Ml Hi,1E2fg2nQ'V ight D1-. Wilson A. Foust Vice President Mr. Henry R. Fenningfer T1'63SLl1'61' Dr. John J. Sheaffer Mr. Roy W. Hoober Ulm SMA MR. JOHN T. AULD West Virginia University Temple University Supervising Principal MRS. RUTH E. GANTOS MR. ROY W. BRANDAU Bloomsburg' S. T. C. University of Paris, France Commercial MISS VIRGINIA M. HOFFMAN Temple University Penn State Social Studies Library High School Principal Penn State MR. J. KENNETH HERR Univelsity of Pittsburgh Millersville S. T. C. English Industrial Arts MRS. MIRIAM S. KNELLER East Stroudsburg S. T. C. Health and Physical Education MR. EDGAR E. SCHEIRER West Chester S.T.C. Music jlze jacu fy MRS. MIRIAM RITEAU School Nurse MISS VIVIAN N. MILLER Albright College Home Economics MR. DONALD A. SHEAFFER Kutztown S. T. C. Science we gdCuAy I i MRS. ELIZABETH L. STOCKTON Prexel Temple University Social Studies English MRS. ELIZABETH M. SYKES Kutztown S. T. C. Art MR. RICHARD K. STOCKTON Temple University Health and Physical Education MISS ELIZABETH M. TROXELL MISS RUTH A. WITMAN Gettysburg College Temple University Penn State Lebanon Valley College Mathematics Languages jlze .gacu fy MISS MARIA K. BENDER MRS. ANNA S. DILLER Millersville S. T. C. Millersville S. T. C. Grade 1 Grade 5 MISS HELEN B. FENNINGER Millersville S. T. C. Grade 6 MRS. NANCY M. FRY MISS MARY A. HARSH Millersville S. T. C. Millersville S. T. C. Grades 3 Sz 4 Grade 4 jk? gClClfl.Eg MRS. EDNA OVERLY Millersville S. T. C. Grade 3 MRS. HELENE WEAVER Wyoming Seminary Bloomsburg S. T. C. Grades 1 and 2 MR. SIGURD SUNDBERG Muhlenberg College Kutztown S. T. C. Grades 5 and 6 MISS GRACE E. ZIMMERMAN MISS SUIE ZIMMERMAN Millersville S. T. C. Millersville S. '1'. C. Kindergarten Grade 2 MR. EDWARD STAUFFER MR' CLARENCE E' WEAVER Assistant Custodian Custodian it 51f,,,,,f ,swf MR. JOHN H. MARTIN Secretary MRS. LYDIA GRANT MRS. ANNA FRANKHOUSER Cafeteria Cafeteria foyce Wlzeeler Arthur February 17, 1935 Jo Leoninus Editorial Staff C453 Library Mig Chorus f1,2,3,4Jg Cheerleading f2,3J. Jo is a native of Virginia. Her love of fun and sense of humor have gotten her into, and out of, many amusing situations. Joyce can always be depended upon to lend a helping hand when iiieded. These traits have been very valuable to her as school 1 rarian. This lively lass has a part-time job as a waitress at People's Restaurant. Jo's pleasant disposition, good sportsmanship, re- liability and friendliness should take her far in the field of nursing, her chosen career. john Arnold Bair January 29, 1935 Arnie l 'fArnie joined our ranks in the twelfth grade. His mis- chlevlous smile can be frequently seen in a classroom, as pranks are his specialty. History is his favorite subject. He proved his ability in that field by topping everyone in our grade to win the Pennsylvania Week Contest in New Holland High School. Stamp collecting also interests Arnold. He began his collec- tion when he was in seventh grade. Arnold is not certain of his post-graduation plans, but we know he will be a valuable addition to any vocation. Pauline Estelle Binlaley October 26, 1934 Polly Senior Chorus Q1,2,3Jg Basketball Manager 1219 Town Clock News Editorial Staff 13,413 Leonlnus Edi- torial Staff 141. Polly is known for her gay personality. She is one of those rare individuals who seem absolutely immune to spells of ill humor. Her trademark is the deep dimple that was caught by the photographer in her graduation picture. Bonjour madame, monsieurf' No, there are no foreigners enrolled at N.H.H.S.3 it's only Polly , one of Miss Witman's five French II girls. They take their French seriously and like to put it to use on bewildered classmates. Pauline's main ambition, from childhood up. has always been nursing. Unlike many little girls she clung to that dream, and it will finally be realized when she enters training at the Lancaster General Hospital in the fall. fean Elizabeth Brubaker November 18, 1934 Jean Class Treasurer 11,3,415 Chorus 11,215 Student Coun- cil 13,415 TCN Editorial Staff 12,3,415 Quill and Scroll 13,415 Cheerleading 12,3,415 Hockey 13,415 Hockey Co- Captain 1415 Basketball 13,415 Basketball Captain 1415 Tennis 13,415 Senior Play Understudy and Prompter 1415 Leoninus Editor 1415 Tumbling Club 12,31. Where's page six? Who's seen the varsity basketball photo? We've got a deadline to meet! You've guessed it. That was Jean, our frustrated little yearbook editor. Frustrated only for about four months, understand, until the Leoninus was rewritten and re- paged skingteen times and finally was intact and in the publish- ers' hands. Before editorship, all of Jean's spare time was spent in sports, either as a spectator or a participant. As co-captain of hockey and captain of the basketball team, she led both groups through very successful seasons. Jean enjoys athletics so thor- oughly that she's decided to major in physical education at East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. Roy Thompson Brubaker December 29, 1934 NLlbbi9 TCN Editorial Staff 12,3,415 TCN Photographer 13, 415 Leoninus StaH Photographer 1415 Athletic Manager 11,2,3,415 Senior Manager 13,415 Film Manager 13,415 Quill and Scroll 13,415 Senior Play 1415 Basketball 111. Hold it is the favor ite hiase of this amateur David Dun . p . - can. He has served faithfully as both TCN and Leoninus Staff Photographer. For six years he has been manager for all of New Holland High's athletic activities. In his Junior and Senior years, Nub- bie held the title of Senior Manager. As Mr. Morrow in our production of Seventeenth Sum- mer , he displayed talent in the Held of dramatics. Roy expects to further his education in Photography at Rochester, New York. Dorothy Alice Burkhart April 28, 1934 f-Dow TCN Business Staff 12,3,415 Patrol 11,2,3,415 Cho1'us 12,3,415 Tri-Hi-Y 131. Dot, a blue-eyed brunette, came from Blue Ball to New Hol- land in fifth grade. Her sense of humor has won her many friends, as has her hobby of writing letters. Dot has penpals from all over the world. At one time she wrote to thirty-four people. Dot works as part-time clerk-typist at the New Holland Ma- chine Company. After graduation. she hopes to become a full- time worker for this company. We hope Dot finds success and happiness in the world which awaits her. her participation in numerous activities. Evidence of her ability in the business field was proven, when in her senior year, she capably served as both class and office secretary. This dimpled miss always has a Hi and a friendly smile for everyone. Nice is her favorite expression, and friends find it rather contagious. After graduation Connie plans to hold a secretarial posi- tion in an oiiice. Her commercial training has ably prepared her for this work. The class of '52 welcomed a very industrious student to its ranks in ninth grade. Anna was found to be full of fun IH addi- tion to being studious. During her spare time, Anna enjoys roller skating, reading a good book, or listening to music. She also likes to play the piano occasionally. Anna's plans are indefinite, but a glance into the crystal ball might reveal a future of dust cloths, dishpans, and diapers. 1No rolling pins . . . she's not the type.3 Shirley func Conrad June 25, 1934 Connie Class Secretary 11,3,43g T.C.N. Business Staff 11,2,3,43g Circulation Manager, T.C.N. 13,435 Girl's Basketball 1435 Hockey 1433 Oiiice Secretary 143g Leoni- nus Business Staff 143, Senior Play 1439 Chorus 11,2,33g J-V Cheerleader 13,43g Patrol 11,2,3,43g Lieutenant 143: Connie is one of the busiest members of our class, due to Anna Mae Etter May 7, 1934 Anna Chorus 11,2,33g TCN Editorial Staff 12,3,43g Le- fulianne Beatrice Delp September 28, 1934 Judy Cheerleading 11,2,3,43g Chorus 11,2,3,43g Student Council 11,2,3,43g Student Council Secretary 1333 Senior Play 1435 Leoninus Editorial Staff 1433 Basketball 123, Class Vice-President 1335 Hockey 12,3,43g T.C.N. Edi- iicgrial Staff 12,3,43g T.C.N. editor 1435 Quill and Scroll , . Judy is one of the most versatile members of our grade. She has proven this statement by her participation in a wide range of activities. This past year, Judy was selected by the members of our grade to receive the Daughters of the American Revolution good citizen award. Judy is interested in the field of art. Her ability in this realm was proven when she so capably directed the decoration committee for the Junior-Senior Reception. Music also captures the fancy of this popular miss. She was featured as a soloist at the annual Christmas Carol Service for the past two years. After graduation, Judy plans to begin summer school im- mediately, majoring in elementary teaching at Millersville State Teacher's College. November 4, 1934 to do with it. est in his studies. Alice Marie Good April 10, 1934 G00die Hockey 13,415 Cheerleading 12,3,415 Student Council 11,315 Student Council Treasurer 1315 T.C.N. Business Staff 11,2,3,415 T.C.N. Circulation Manager 1215 T.C.N. Business Manager 13,415 Corridor Patrol 12,3,415 Patrol President 1415 Chorus 11,2,3,415 Quill and Scroll 13,415 School Treasurer 1415 Senior Play 1415 Leoninus Busi- ness Staif 141. Goodie , the tiny vivacious brunette of our class, has been a busy member of class since first grade. When not participating in sports, she is cheering the teams on to victory. All treasurer's reports must be in by Friday, Yes, that's Goodie , our efficient school treasurer. As Angie in the Senior Play, she displayed a considerable amount of dramatic talent. Collecting monkeys is her hobby. G0odie boasts a total of 102 monkeys. After graduation Alice plans to enter the business world. Woodrow November 28, 1934 Senior Play? , trumpet and harmonica. Lawrence Edward Frazier uLarryn Band 11,215 Baseball 12,3,415 Class Secretary 1215 Basketball 11,215 Soccer 141. When a witty remark pops out of the clear blue sky followed by a shower of laughter, you can be sure Larry had something Larry moved to New Holland from New Cumberland, join- ing his present classmates in the iifth grade. Sports interest Larry very much, football being his favor- ite. He seems to have little time for girls and has a casual inter- At present Larry finds employment at Rubinsons', but the lure of the sea will probably call him to the Merchant Marines. lfwlson Good f r. Woodie Patrol 1115 Chorus 1415 Senior Play 1415 Yearbook Business Staff 1415 County Chorus 141. Woodie is one of the original members of the Class of '52. This active 4 H-er has been on livestock judging teams for the past two years at Penn State. He has taken part in many local activities connected with the 4-H program. Even though this work occupies most of his time, he has taken part in school activi- ties. Who'll ever forget his part as Tony , the wolf, in the Music is one of Woodie's main interests. He plays the piano, Although he has no definite plans, we expect Woodrow to make his mark in agricultural education. Harry Donald Gossert, fr. January 5, 1935 Hot Rod Salisbury: Senior Play 1313 Class President 1319 Eirseball 12,31. New Holland: Leoninus Business Staff 1. Harry is one of the out-of-town students who came to us from Salisbury. His interests cover several types of activities. His favorite sport is playing baseball. Harry likes to work around cars and enjoys hunting. Harry works as a store clerk in his spare time. After gradu- ation he will probably continue working in the store. i - Gladys Ruth Hershey i Salisbury: Chorus 11,2,31: Class Secretary 12,31g Yearbook Editor 1313 Class Valedictorian 131. New Hol- land: Leoninus Business Staff 1415 Cafeteria 141. Ruth joined us at the beginning of our senior year from Salisbury High School. Although she is one of the more quiet and reserved members of our class she has won many friends during' the past year. When the weather permits Ruth may be found ice-skating. Reading is also one of her favorite pastimes. As a result of her business training in school, Ruth wishes to make a career of oflice work after graduation. Norma Ann High October 1, 1934 Norma Cheerleading 13,413 Majorette 11,2,3,413 Chorus 11,2,3,41g Patrol 111: Leoninus Editorial Staff 141. This blonde, energetic miss entered our midst in the third grade. Norma is one of the out-of-town students. She has been a majorette in the band for the past six years, and at present, she is the leading twirler. Her various other abili- ties include tumbling, cheerleading, and other sports. Norma's hearty laugh is familiar to many. Her pleasing per- sonality has won her many friends. As her future life's work she has chosen the nursing career. We are sure she is very capable of fulfilling this unselflsh desire to serve humanity. July 5, 1934 Ruth Lee Robert Lalzet April 4, 1935 Lee Kulpmont Band 111. New Holland: Band 12,3,413 Leoninus Editorial Staff 1415 County Band 12,3,41. Lee is our grade's contribution to the musical world. He has well shown his ability by playing solo trumpet for the high school band since his arrival in our sophomore year. Lee can often be found looking through odd pieces of money to add to his coin collection. His love of fun and good humor has made him well-liked by everyone in our grade. Although he has no definite plans for the future, he is certain to be suited to any field of endeavor he chooses. Barbara fane Metford January 22, 1935 Barbie Chorus 12,3,41g Town Clock News 12,3,413 T.C.N. Associate Editor 1413 Band 11,2,3,413 Quill and Scroll 13,413 Student Council 11,2,413 School President 1413 Leoninus Editorial Staff 1413 Senior Play 1413 Cheer- leading 11,2,3,413 Tumbling Club 1213 Hockey 13,41. This vivacious lass, as her activity record indicates, has served her Alma Mater well. She has always been an avid sports fan and faithfully supports the Huskies through soccer, basket- ball, and baseball seasons. Barbie knows how to be the perfect, poised young lady, but she's contributed her share of humor to the class. She certainly added a dash of fun to Seventeenth Summer , as mischievous twelve year old, Kitty . The nursing profession is her chosen career, but prior to entering training, Barb plans to attend Bucknell University for preparatory study. Donald Alois Pahls August 6, 1934 Don Tower City: Band 11,213 Basketball 11,213 Class Vice-President 121. New Holland: Band 13,413 Chorus 13,413 Basketball 13,413 Tennis 13,413 Student Council 1413 Senior Play 141g Leoninus Editorial Staii' 141, County Chorus 1313 County Band 141. . Don is taller and older than his twin, Eugene. He saw the light of day fifteen minutes before his brother. Basketball and tennis interest Don in the sports field. The trumpet holds his musical attention, although he also enjoys singing. , Don , who joined us in our junior year from Tower City, is a very industrious student, but also likes to have a good time. Personality, versatile interests, and the wishes of his many friends, will lead Don to a most prosperous life, which he hopes to make in the engineering field. Eugene William Palils August 6, 1934 Gene Tower City: Band 11,215 Basketball 11,21. New Hol- land: Band 13,415 Chorus 13,415 Basketball 13,415 Leoni- nus Editorial Staff 1415 Senior Play 141g County Band 13,41. I find children's activities rather boring. Yes, this was Gene's renowned line in the Senior Play, Seventeenth Summer. As Martin Keefe, he portrayed the part of a haughty friend. Gene's favorite sport is basketball. His ability to play the trombone has aided the high school band. Gene also sings in the chorus. His favorite expression is Nice, Pahls. This phrase is used to chide either himself or his twin when they pull a boner. As to the future, Gene is undecided between life as an engi- neer or as an automobile mechanic. Margaret Elizabeth Plank Donald Leroy Parmer July 7, 1934 Don Basketball 11,2,3,415 Baseball 12,3,415 Soccer 12,319 Student Council 1115 Chorus 11,415 Senior Play 1415 Le- oninus Business Staff 141. This lanky lad has helped to win many a soccer, basketball and baseball game for New Holland High School. Sports come first and foremost with Don. He always has something to say. Whenever the room is quiet Parmer makes it his business to break the monotony. His ridicu- lous remarks pop up at the most opportune times. Don always has a smile and a friendly greeting for everyone. His talent in the damatic field was shown when he portrayed Jack in the Senior Play. Don is uncertain of his future plans. January 6 1934 Betty Chorus 11,2,3,415 Majorette 13,415 Leoninus Business Staff 1415 Patrol 111. Betty is a dark-haired, slender girl with a very neat appear- ance. She is the quiet type who has the good quality of sincerity for which she is admired. Her outside interests vary greatly, thus keeping her time occupied. A commercial student, she would like to be employed as a secretary after graduation. Having had experience in this field, she is well prepared for the future. Her ability in the business profession was seen when she very capably managed the senior play program. Glenn Arnold Rodgers June 13, 1934 Butch Student Council 11,253 Class President 11,253 Class Vice President 1453 Leoninus Business Staff 145. Butch is Blue Ball's contribution to our class. His ever helping hand to aid in any class activity has made him popular among the students. He proved his popularity when his classmates voted him the boy to receive the American Legion Award in the ninth grade. His Ford can usually be seen carrying classmates and friends to basketball games and other school activities. Although Glenn is uncertain of his future plans we believe he will be a success in any vocation he may choose. Anna Mary Seldom ridge October 1, 1933 Anna Mary Salisbury: Chorus 11,2,35g New Holland: Leoninus Business Staff 145. Before joining our ranks this past year, Anna Mary was graduated from Salisbury High School. She soon showed her ability to quickly win friends when she was selected as candi- date to represent the senior class in the Safety Patrol Queen Contest. . Roller skating is Anna Mary's favorite pastime. Horseback riding also rates high with her. As a result of her commercial training, Anna Mary's choice for the future is that of a secretary at the New Holland Machine Company. Fred Grant Seldom ridge January 30, 1935 Fred Fred, one of the quieter members of the Class of '52, came to New Holland in his senior year from Salisbury. Fall is Fred's favorite time of the year, for then he can go hunting. Many a day will pass, before sharpshooter Fred will not bring home his limit of game. If asked which class he enjoys most in school, Fred will prob- ably answer shop. Fred lives on a large farm near Gap. After graduation, he plans to work on his father's farm. fulianne Sensenig September 12, 1934 Julie Senior Chorus f1,2,3,41g Leoninus Business Staff 141g Tri-Hi-Y President C313 Senior Play 1413 Patrol 131g Color Guard Q41. Julianne is the wee member of the senior class, 5 feet 1 inch to be exact. When the class first met her, eight years ago she was a timid quiet little girl with long black braids and freckles galore, but time marches on! Julie has outgrown her pigtails, her freckles have all but disappeared, and she is no longer the bashful uneasy miss she was then. Yes, Julie's grown upg she just hasn't grown tall! If Julie had a middle name it might be dependability. When she heads a committee, it's certain to function. A commercial student, Julianne hopes to find a secretarial position after gradu- ation. Patricia Ann Shirle January 16, 1935 Pat Color Guard 43,415 Patrol f2,3,41g Leoninus Business Staff C413 Chorus C1,2,3,41g Tri-Hi-Y C315 Senior Play 1. Who's that giggling back there by the lockers? Yes! It's Pat! She loves to have fun and often can be seen with a group of kids, laughing and talking excitedly. Pat has been a member of our class ever since first grade. She loves to sing and is an active chorus member. Pat portrayed her part as Margie well in the Senior Play. A part-time job at the Machine Shop claims much of Pat's spare time. Her future might center about the business world, but we feel that little white bungalow might be important. Paul Rzclzard Shirk August 17, 1934 'fshn-kia Soccer Q2,3,41g Chorus f41g Tennis f2,3,41g Leoninus Business Staff 141g Basketball f3,41. Paul has been a member of our class ever since he entered school as a first grader. This well-liked fellow's main interest is sports. l He has been an all-round athelete receiving letters in soccer, tennis and basket- ball in the last three years. Shirkie has always been a valuable asset to our class, espe- cially with his electrical knowledge. Having done the wiring for both Junior-Senior Reception last year and the Senior Stand this year, he really earned appreciation of his classmates. Paul's future plans are uncertain but we would venture a guess that the electronic industry will enlist him. Donald Arthur Siedhof April 26, 1934 Sied Baseball 11,2,3,41g Basketball 13,413 Soccer 12,31g Student Council 11,3,41g Student Council Vice President 131g T.C.N. Editorial Staff 12,3,41g Quill and Scroll 13,413 Yearbook Editorial Staff 1419 Class President 13,41g Class Treasurer 1215 Band 11,219 Chorus 111. This tall, blue-eyed lad has been a popular member of our class since 1940 when he entered Miss Bender's first grade. Sied was the president of our Good Citizens' Club when we were in fifth grade. He capably guided our grade for the past two years. Don was also vice-president of the Student Council in his junior year. All through school Sied has been in the midst of jokes and merriment. He may often be found playing basketball or base- ball. At the present time Sied is working at Musselman's. After graduation he hopes to major in engineering at Pennsylvania State College. Kenneth Miles Stone July 22, 1934 Stone Chorus 141. Ken came to our Alma Mater as a sophomore after complet- ing his first year of high school at Upper Leacock. His interests cover several different types of activities. In- dustrial art is his favorite subject but he is also interested in chemistry and mathematics. Ken also spends some time trapping and hunting. Although Stone is one of the more reserved members of our class, he has proved himself a congenial and pleasing friend to all. His future is undecided but we label him a can't miss in any career he might choose. Louis Floyd Trego November 14, 1933 Floyd Hunting and fishing are the favoiite pastimes of this new comer. Raising Bantam Chickens also consumes much of his time. Floyd joined us in our Senior year from Salisbury. Working around cars also interests this friendly fellow. In school, shop is his favorite subject. Floyd works for his father as a part time electrician. After graduation he hopes to work either as a full time electrician, or on a farm. fanet Margaret Trimmer August 17, 1934 Trim Chorus 11,2,315 Senior Play 1415 Tri-Hi-Y 1315 Hockey 12,315 Basketball 1315 Tennis 13,415 Yearbook Editorial stair 141. Trim , one of the original members of our class, is an avid sports fan. Her favorite season of the year is summer because she can play tennis or go hiking and camping. She roams through woods and fields taking pictures of outdoor life and scenery. A sincere, straightforward attitude makes Trim a very valuable friend. In the Senior Play these characteristics helped Trim portray the mother. This brown-eyed brunette does not definitely know what she wants to do in the future, but she is considering teaching. Ruth Raymell Tucker March 25, 1933 Raymell Band 11,2,3,415 Cafeteria 11,2,3,415 Chorus 12,3,415 Patrol 1415 Hockey 12,3,415 Basketball 13,415 Cheerlead- mg 13,415 Leoninus Business Staff 141. Raymell came to New Holland from Troy, North Carolina, at the beginning of her sixth year of school. Having taken the home-making course in school, she can prove her ability along that line by sewing many a fine, straight seam. One may see her working as an usher at the local theatre on Saturday evenings. Raymell collects miniature horses as a hobby. At the pres- ent time she has 65 of them, in various sizes and colors. All sports interest her, but she enjoys playing guard in basketball most of all. This tall, dark-haired girl with the winning' personality plans to be a model after graduation. Donald Allen Weaver July 16, 1934 Don Basketball 1115 Glee Club 1115 Class Vice Presi- dent 121. Don became a member of our class in fourth grade, and has been a colorful individual ever since. Often referred to as Spence , he can frequently be seen about town in his trusty '36 Chevy. Don's haircut and continual tardiness in the morning have become Weaver trademarks . Most of his time is spent working at the local cheese plant, although his future will probably be in some branch of the service. Deloris Iantha lfwlson August 31, 1933 Willie Chorus 11,2,3,45g T.C.N. Business Staff 1453 Patrol 13,455 Leoninus Business Staff 145. This slender, dark-haired lass entered the class of '52 in eighth grade, when she moved to New Holland from Burlington, North Carolina. We all enjoyed her delightful drawl, but since then she's traded many of her you-alls for yet and still . Even so, classmates often have trouble distinguishing between her pins and pens . Willie presents a very chic appearance, for she is always tidy and well-groomed. Her wonderful sense of humor and timely remarks have brightened many a dull moment both in school and out. She is an expert dancer, and enjoys it as one of her favor- ite pastimes. Having taken the commercial course, Iantha plans to work as a secretary after graduation. Her friendly manner and co- operativeness should aid her in her chosen field. Ray Allen Wolfe October 27, 1934 Boozie Basketball 1153 Leoninus Business Staff 1453 T.C.N. Business Staff 12,3,45g Advertising Manager, T.C.N. 1455 Senior Chorus 145. There's never a dull moment with Boozie around. His con- stant wit and sense of humor have enlivened our classrooms since first grade. During hunting season, you will often find Ray with a gun in his hand, and a dog by his side. Now where could we find a toy automobile? Yes, that's Ray hunting for props for the Town Clock News Revue. He has been the capable chai1'man of many property committees dur- ing his years in school. Most of his spare time is spent working at his father's filling station. His foremost ambition is to own his own garage. Robert Lee Zoller December 7, 1934 Bob Baseball 12,3,45g Soccer 12,3,45g Basketball 12,3,45g Senior Play 1453 Leoninus Business Stad' 1455 Chorus 115. As can be seen by his picture, this amiable fellow has a friendly, winning smile. Bob can always be found laughing and joking with a crowd of classmates. His interests lie in the field of sports, mainly centering about baseball, but soccer and basketball also 1'ank high with him. At the present Bob spends his spare time working at Dick- inson's Garage. He is uncertain of his future plans. Leoninus Editorial Staff . . . I l Standing Qleft to rightbz Eugene Pahls, Pauline Binkley, Judy Delp, Miss Virginia Hoffman Advisor Norma High, Janet Trimmer, Barbara Metford. Seated: Lee Lahet, Joyce Arthur, Donald Pahls Anna Etter, Associate Editor, Jean Brubaker, Editor, Roy Brubaker, Staff Photographer, Donald Siedhof. Leoninus Business Staff . . . Standing ileft to rightjz Iantha Wilson, Raymell Tucker, Woodrow Good, Robert Zoller, Donald Parmer, Kenneth Stone, Jay Ament, Paul Shirk, Mr. Roy Brandau, Advisor, Ray Wolfe, Betty Plank, Dorothy Burkhart, Shirley Conrad. Seated: Glenn Rodgers, Alice Good, Ruth Hershey, Julianne Sense- ing, Business Manager, Anna Mary Seldomridge, Patricia Shirk. .9l'l!0I lfl'l0L 5 nk: l'l!0l I'l'lCl, 5 -xi! , ' SEVEINTEEN TI-I SUMMER I, IW IIN I ,, 'V' 'II CAST! ANGIE moRRow- ALICE Gooo -JACK DULUTH - DON PARMEP. MRS. MORROW-JANET TRIMMER MRMORROW- ROY BRUBAKER KITTY - BARBIE METFORD MARGARET -- JUDY DELP LORRAINE - SHIRLEY CONRAD MARGIE- PAT SI-HRK JANE - JULIANNE SENSENIG MARTIN - EUGENE PA!-ILS OOD Y ART- DONALD PAI-ILS FITZ - ROBERT ZOLLER TONY-WOODIE GOOD ME NYQIWES L fx Vff 6. 1 C A 1 320- ,., fl k Y' A 9.1 fx j QQ Q is H 3 Paw ,, ,Q X:-PN 1' ofa .Aa Ny . ' C' If WV 5 V Q I S ,.H,.av' X, 4' +01 X N 9 N fl- . MN -af di 7 ' 1 4,0 95, Ms 'Muni ma Wafer as Hi itjijiiiuj 3.1.55 tl: F: F rrp I ieziitttitftiitisafi F iiiiiltitttiiifiiiiig Alma Mater dear we hail thee now New Holland High so finey Thy founders saw in days gone by Thy place in our fair town. So long ago they worked and prayed For strong foundations to be laid In Education's Hall that we each day Might meet our need. May we who share these blessings now Serve thee with might and main. As sons and daughters going forth Add glory to thy name. We'l1 Work and play while in thy halls, And loyal be when duty calls, And go forth in the World to show Our school what we can do. uniom 7 is. Above fleft to rightl: Baek Row: John Musser, Secretary, and David Fizz, Vice President. Front Row: Joan Terry, Treasurer, and Blaine Danner, President. Above fleft to rightb: Howard Skiles, Phyllis Burns, Alice Brower, and Robert Irons. Below ileft to riglitl: Peggy Stauifer, Jean Andrew, Nancy Good, Joyce Kcndig, and Rebecca Fake. Above fleft to 1'lg'l'ltlZ Edward Ran dull, Roy Myers, and Charles Jenkins. uniom Miss Elizabeth Troxell, Advisor Above fleft to rightb: Marcia Rus- sell, Patricia Steinman, and Shirley llillarcl. Above lleft to rigrhtlz Back: lVlai'g'a1'et Wenger, Ellen Tennisg Front: Peggy Spotts, and Faye Woomert. Below Ileft to l'l1ll'lltlf Harolml Good, Roy Iiealn, Jennie Mae Sweigart, Patsy llissinger, and Ray Lowry. .QOIOAOWQOIWQ5 Above fleft to rightlz Bill Snyder, Presidentg Barbara Coy, Seeretaryg Barbara Dyer, Treas- urei, and Barbara Anne Musselman, Vice Presi- dent. Above fleft to rightl: Nancy W'eig.rand, Anne Brubaker, Larry Conrad, Margaret Martin, and Janet Sensenig. Above: Nancy Witmer, Anne Futer, Reba Martin, and Mary Edna Zimmer- man. Below: Mary Mattis, Mary Yoder, Peg'- gry Houck, and Joyce Overly. sS70l0A0lfl'L OIWQZ5 Mr. Donald Sheaffer Advisor Above llcft to rightl: Donald Troupe, Jack Dulp, Mary Etter and C'lz1r.1 Bowlun. Above Lleft to rightjz Ronald Rus sell, Clifford IICVQVG, Barry Reynolds and Clair Hibshman. Below fleft to riglitlz Virginia Scnsonig, lVlzu'ilyn l,udwig', Roberta Widdekind, Narene Dyer, and Betty Ann Gchman. jl Q15AIfl'l8lfl Above fleft to rigfhtjz Thomas Witmin, Charles Mil- ler, Gene Lowry, Leon Lichty, Edward Walcely, and Rob- ert Jacoby. Above fleft to 1'ig'htJ: Ronald Taylor, John Flora, James Houck, Shirley Harn- ish, Adele Ging:ricl1, and Marian Plank. Mrs. Ruth Gantos and Mr. Roy W. Brandau, Advisors Below llcft to rightlz Robert Aungrst, Larry Evans, Vernon Ream, Earls Tolin, and Bill Poole. jlf'Qf5AlflfI,8l'l Above Qleft to rightjz Patricia Ranck, Vice President, Fernc Grubb, Treasurer, Sylvia Ruoss, Secretary, and Sandra Spotts, Presi- dent. Above ileft to righthz Joan Lowry, Betty Russell, Joycc Hoff, and Lucillc Gchman. Above Qleft to rightl Back Row John Wagner, Ronald Bensinger Phyllis NVebe1, and Richard Dommel Front Row: Carol Duck, Jerry West and Marie Kutz. Below ileft to rigrhtl: Maxie Talbot, Glenn Diss- inger, Jack Rutter, Lester Witmer, Dorothy Plank, Judy Coy, and Shirley Kurtz. 4 GMA gm Q Above ileft to rightl: Russel Etter, President: Michael Robison, Treasurer: Louise Ranck, Vice President, and Mary Jane Binkley, Secretary. Above fleft to rightlz James Freidley, Ronald Geist, John Arthur, Norma Dauben- bergcr, and Theodore Eby. Below fleft to rightl: Patsy Blair, Barbara Platt, Beverly Lineberry, June Mentzer, Lewis Parker, and Robert Stauffer. .Above ileft to rightj: Harry Keares, Doris Miller, Glenda Knight, Michael Terry, and Charles Landis. Mr. Kenneth Herr and Mrs. Miriam Kneller Advisors Above fleft to rigrhtlz Ruth Keiser, Janet Frankhouser, Richard Musser, Dale Weaver, and Roy Herr. Above ileft to rightb: Mary Louise Rice, James Munro, Mildred Sumner, Joyce Martin, Jerrie Hollinger. Below fleft to Tljflltli Helen Jackson, Merle Snader, Melvin Spotts, and Walter Talbot. MX Xi- ,R K ,. A ng of .. QUQIQ gina Q Above lleft to rightbz Lynn Lowry, Lee Weaver, Paul Nei, Pa- tricia Kurtz, Patricia Weaver, Donald White, David Kurtz. Above lleft to rightj Samuel Russell, Judy Irons, Thomas Kling, Dawn Weaver, Wayne Roach, James Stauffer. Mrs. Elizabeth Stockton Advisor Below fleft to rightbz Gerald Shirk, Mary Mohancik, Christ Binkley, Jane Bullock, Nancy Frazier. QUQIQ QOL Q Above fleft to rightjz Barry Weatherholtz, President: Brenda Sheaffer, Treasurerg Ellen Sing'e1', Secretaryg Ron- ald Danner, Vice President. Abovc:G0o1'g'e Dissing'er, William Nonnen- Q l1l0L'll0l', G1-rlrmle Miller, James WL-st, C'lizu'lus Mn-Evoy. Above tleft to rigfhtl: Bz1rb.Ara Bowlen, Hzirry Good, lk-lows Cum- mings, William Johnson, Robert Buckwaltcr. Below llcft to 1'ig'l1tJ: Sully lVlnymml, Mi- chael Hess, Geraldine llilflllllilll, llc.-lm llivm, Donald Zollcr. 0:01 ! I I 1 Q l l l I ! 1 Q ! ! ! 1 I l 1 l l 1 1 'Zhu 1011 10101 :ini 10101 1:0101 1: 110201 13010101011 SCAOOK 1951 - 1952 HE September- 4. Teachers Report 5. Pupils Report ' October- 3, 4, 5. Farm Show tSchool Closed P. MJ 12. Magazine Contest 12. Student Council Party 25, 26. School Closed lI..ancaster Co. Teach Pennaj November- 7. First Report Ends 9. Teachers' Visiting Day CSchool Closedl 16. Senior Play 22, 23. Thanksgiving Vacation December- f 15. Student Council Christmas Party 20. Christmas Program 21. School Closes for Christmas Vacation January- 2. School Reopens 22. Second Report Ends February- 28. Gym Show 29. Student Council Party March- 2O. T.C.N. Revue 25. Third Report Period April- 4. Iunior-Senior Reception ll. School Closes for Easter 15. School Reopens 19. Student Council Party 25. Spring Concert May- 3. Senior Prom 7, 8, 9. Senior Class Trip 16. Senior Class Night 21, 22, 23. Senior Exams 23. Awards Assembly 23, 26, 27. Exams lGrades 7-lll 25. Baccalaureate 27. Commencement 29. School Closes ers Institute, Nerlsville, 0101010101 101010101 ii ri ,201 11411014 1011 is 1:14 14 is 101: 10:11 11 in 1 0 xiao! iiozoiojojojozf11011vzfsiaszfvizfzfnicuzxvievzxxixvzcvicmztvicijcrifvie nj0101o:n10i0j1-14 nic-1u1u1u1 n10j0101n1u1o1oi0j1 020-.0-N 1- .1- 'M Student Council J d irons Barbara Mus- Above: Barbara Metiord, Jennie Mae Sweigart, u y , selman, Nlndred Sumner, Cblford DeVere, Berne Grubb, DonaXd Skedboi, Sandra - X Ether Jean Brubaker, Barry Weatberbowz, Ken Spotts, Jobn Mus-ser, Busse , Kauffman, Shirley Conrad, Julianne DeXp, Jobn Edora, C-aroX Duck, Barbara ' tb Trokell, Advksor. Coy, Blaine Danner, Miss Ebzabe Quill and Scroll Mi S Butb A Wdtman, Advxsm Above: Marcia Russel Boy Brubaker, 5 . D Kd Siedboi, Yat.rXcXa Steknnxan, Jean Brubaker, Abce Good Julianne Delp, ona and Barbara Metiord. TC-XV f?0'1'z'0r1'af Staff Above: Bill Snyder, David Fizz, Cartoonist, Jean Brub-If ' D ld Sied , ' ' ', z, ma tter, Miss Ruth A. Witman, Advisor Sylvia Ruoss, Adele Gingrich, Shirley Harnish, Barbara Dyer, Anne Brubaker Mary Etteig Barbara Coy, Barbara Musselman, Margaret Martin. Seated: Roy Brubaker, Staff' PhOt0,Q'1'3D176l, Barbara Metford, Associate Editor, Judy Del Editor, Patricia Steinman, Associate Editoig Marcia Russell, Feature Editor. TCW 8l1.91'r2ess Sfaff Ab : I nth Wil on, Adele Gingrich, Maigv Mattis, Mr. Roy W. Brandau, dviso1':nlSa1'l?a1'a illussi-lman, Dorothy Burkhart, Patricia Steinman. Seated' Barry Weatherholtz, Louise Ranch, Shirlev Conrad Circulation Manageiy Alice. d B oo , usiness Managreig Ray Wolfe, Advel-zising Manager. 1 ei, ona - hof Pauline Binlrley John Glat A1 E 1 r D, Alajorefies... WY l Standing Qleft to right5: Patsy Dissinger, Shirley Conrad, Raymell Tucker, Betty Plank, Norma High. Kneeling: Linda Stott, Carol Duck. Band.. Standing Qleft to rightj: Mr. Edgar E. Scheirer, Conductor, Patricia Shirk, Julianne Sensenig, Mar- garet Martin, Blaine Danner, Robert Stauffer, Lee Weaver, Rebecca Fake, Jennie Mae Sweigart, Peggy Stauffer. Seated, Third Row: Peggy Spotts, Doris Miller, Judy Irons. Second Row: Dorothy Plank, Marian Plank, Alice Brower, Barbara Metford, Glenda Knight, John Flora, Russel Etter, Lynn Lowry, John Gingrich, Janet Frankhouser. Front Row: Joan Terry, Clair Hibshman, Ellen Tennis, Margaret Wenger, Clifford DeVere, Barry Reynolds, Donald Russell, Eugene Pahls, Michael Terry, Larry Evans, David Fizz, Lee Lahet. x Corridor Patrol . . B kliack PEW lleft to rightj: Patricia Steinman, Iantha Wilson, Joyce Hoff, Fern Grubb, Dorothy ur' 't ' ' - -f ' - ' ' 31 , 1. Richard Stockton, Advisoi. Third Row: Faye Woomert, Sylvia Ruoss, Nancy Good, Shir- ley Conrad, Patricia Shirk, Joyce Overly. Second Row: Marcia Russell, Ruth Keiser, Peggy Stauffer, Phyllis Burns, Peggy Houck, Marie Kutz, Alice Good. Front Row: Joan Lowry, Judy Coy, Patricia Ranck, Carol Duck, Judy Irons, Shirley Kurtz, and Mildred Sumner. Outside Patrol . . l 1 The elementary outside patrol is composedoi' members of the fifth and sixth grades. Film Staff Mr. Donaid Sineaffer, Advisor, Gene Lowry, Jack Deip, Roy Brubaker, Haroid Good, Biii Snyder, Howard Skiies, Edward Ream, Ronaid Bensinger David Fizz, Clifford DeVere. ' junior Red Cross Council Standing kieft to rigntj: Wiiiiani Nonnenrnocner, Gene Lowry, Mrs. Miriam K iier Advisor Shiriey Harnisin, Mary Monancik, Janet Frankhonser. ne , , Kneeiing: Mary Jane Binkiey, Ronaid Dissinger, Caroi Duck and Lewis P avker. J -2. W X I , i 1 . Ay. K. , M fu . 'fin i 4-F. P . 2' . fa gigs, 2 , .'is'Qa. s if Ki l -.3 B97 1 gc, mf M.. iff' -jing, V? 53 ' Q: K E55 S QQ ' ' 4255? ,QQ a.. wx -a 'X ef Q' NI V vm X hx .V 4 ,N - X. A 'ww ' ' s ' , 1 'if4q22f9:rsk.:: .,. , - .. . 1 - .::Ew:,iE5i?i515-xi, Iii X - Q, f uf rf- 1 F I , M-sf-wmwmmmw 5 byfkzffzmmiglm w-Was.. ii 5 31 J F Q. ,N I ' W .QMS lf Q A we -5: A , nr, 'R' ' if X, Q., ,gf x M, yr? 9-3: - 5233135 : V 6' . rjmgfxk ? , fl Q N. V :Z at , 4, K 2obev+ ZoUeY M asf , uqene, Pak is 3 5 N l 5 if ,ich H P1 urssser ,gk ,,.:,MZq :if K we , , , ., .Mb E2 5 ' QQ' P M DOHBH pdvmef Q? X g X v VARHTV BASKETBALL d P his mel 6 Blame Darmex' ' , pau' M , Larry ight? k W Corwra M ffmf Q.f:2f 1 Donald Coach Herr ho? John GlaTz 3 E fa S, 5 T g M xx Rgy Lowvay ,i ' , My an 'M- ,vmivfqiwaefm ? ,ef dw E QP . v ' funior Varsity Basketball . . Standing fleft to rightj: Ronald Russell, John Musser, Barry Rey- nolds, Robert Irons, Bill Snyde1', and Mr. Kenneth Herr, Coach. Kneeling: Blaine Danner, Clifford DeVere, and Charles Jenkins. funior High Basketball . . . Standing fleft to rightj: Mr. Richard Stockton, Coach, Bill Poole, Earls Tolin, Robert Aungst, Larry Evans, Thomas Witman. Kneeling: Ronald Taylor, William Nonnenmocher, James Monro, Glenn Dissinger, Richard Musser. Seated: Russel Etter, Gene Lowry, John Flora. Baseball . . . Standing ileft to rightj Mr. Kenneth Herr, Coach, Donald Parmer, Donald Siedhof, Eugene Pahls, Howard Skiles, and Larry Frazier. Kneeling: Robert Irons, Blaine Danner, Roy Myers, Robert Zoller, and John Glatz. Soccer . l - l St d' Cleft to rightlz Mr. Richard Stockton, Coach, Robert Aungrst, Ray Lowry, John ulatz, Ron- an ing ald Russell, Edward Randall, Larry Frazier, Barry Reynolds, Howard Slules, and Roy Brubaker, Man- ager. Knee-ling, John Musser. Gene Lowry, Charles Jenkins, John Flora, Ronald Taylor, Donald Troupe, Robert Zoller, Robert Irons. Seated: James Houck, Clifford DeVere, Paul Shuk, Captain, Blame Danner, Bill Snyder, Vernon Ream. Girls ' Hockey . Bottom Picture Qleft to rightj First Row: Sylvia Ruoss, Jean Brubaker, Co-Captain, Barbara Musselman, Adele Gingrich, Mrs. Miriam Kneller, Coach, Joyce Overly, Nancy Weigan, Margaret Martin, Phyllis Weber, Nancy Witmer, Carol Duck, Phyllis Burns, Raymell Tucker. Sec- ond Row: Patricia Steinman, Shirley Conrad, Judy Delp, Barbara Coy, Nancy Good. Third Row: Alice Good, Anne Brubaker, Joan Lowry, Jennie Mae Sweifzart, Barbara Met- ford, Co-Captain. The upper picture is the starting team. Girls' Basketball . . . Standing fleft to rightjz Narene Dyer, Joyce Overly, Jennie Mae Sweigart, Shirley Conrad, Raymell Tucker, Mrs, Elizabeth Stockton, Coach, Patricia Steinman, Nancy Good, Barbara Musselman, and Mar- garet Martin. Kneeling: Anne Brubaker, Jean Brubaker, Captain, and Phyllis Burns. Tumbling . . . This tumbling club is composed of members of grades seven through twelve. Boys , Tennis . x Above llfeft to rigrhtl: Mr. Richard Stockton, Coach, Paul Shirk, Bill Snydvr, Ronald Russo Floral, Cliffolwl DeVe1'e, :md David Fizz. . 9 - Gzrls Tennzs . . . uhn Above 1lcI'ttJ1-igglitbz Phyllis Buvns, Jennie Mac Sweigart, Alice H1'UW'Ql', Mrs. Mirizun Kncllvr, fl0llL'll, l'ut:'iciz1 Stoinman, .lean Brubzilicr, Janet Trimmer, and Anne Rrllbakcr. funzor Varsity Cheerleaders. Below: Anne Brubaker, Barbara Musselman, Shirley Conrad, Barbara Coy and Mai garet Martin Alice Good, Barbara Metford, Raymell Tucker, Judy Delp, Jean Brubaker, Norma High, Miss Elizabeth Troxell, Advisor. 15 ,ary Q0 ,669 0 Girls' Cheerleaders Below llult to rightb: Patsy Kurtz, Nancy F1'axic1', Louise Ralmcli, and Phyllis xvtllbljl' N 00 I' 60 Carol llucli, Sylvia liunss, Miss IClizz1bvtl1 Troxoll, Ad'- visor, Fermi Grubb, and Joan l,uw1'y. Boys' Managers . . Mr. Donald Shealfer, Advisor, Roy Brubaker, Ronald Bensinger, John Wagner, Jerric Hollinger Richard Dommel, David Fizz, Bill Snyder, and Robert Jacoby. Girls' Managers . . . Standing: Mrs. Miriam Kncller, Advisor. Seated fleft to rightjz Betty Lou Russell, Anne Futer, Peggy Stauffer, Barbara Dyer, and Peggy Houck. .-wfx? f Am. f 2 3 xv pd tI 0I'l6 Bair Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bair Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bair Mr. and Mrs. fohn R. Bair Mr. and Mrs. Christ S. Binkley Mrs. Emma Binkley Mr. Enos E Binkley Mr. and Mrs. C Arthur Blair Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brackin Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Brown Dot Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. Roy H Brubaker R E. Buckwalter 6' Son Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W: Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Levi Conrad Misses Elizabeth and Rebecca DeHaven Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Z Delp Mrs. Anna Diem Dr. and Mrs. C S. Duttenhofer Rev. and Mrs. Russel E. Etter Dr. and Mrs. fames H Evans Miss Shirley G Fink Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vwlson A. Faust E. C Frazier G. L. Freeman Raymond S. Godshall George S. Good Helen E. Good Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alta Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Houck Dr. Grace H Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Woodrow W: Good Emory Gordon Vwlliam Grimm Harry Gossert H Rine Hershey james High Chester M Houck H Kenneth Houck Kaiser George E. Kurtz Leslie Kurtz Robert E. Kurtz Ervin Leininger Arthur E. Martin C D. Martin fohn M Martin 196. from Dr. and Mrs. Ellis H Metford Mary Grace Metford Wvian Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Overly Mr. and Mrs. August L. Pahls Rev. and Mrs. Wm. A. Pahls Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parmer A. Clarence Plank H Herbert Poole Harry E. Ressler jacob Ressler C Wf Richmond Wm. H Rogers Edgar E. Scheirer Clayton A. Se ldom ridge C W Seldomridge Fred Seldomridge George Seldomridge Richard Sensenig Paul M Sensenig Edward H Shindler Frank E. Shirk Mylin Shirk R Allen Shirk Mr. and Mrs. R N Shirk Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Siedhof Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Siedhof Frank D. Siedhof fr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Henry M Siedhof Benjamin Snyder Richard K Stockton Ivan H Stone Peter L. Sturla Elizabeth Sykes Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Trego Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Trimmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert M Trimmer Eliza he th M Troxe ll Ifwlma Tucker Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Clarence B. Weaver C R. Weaver Charles E. Weigand Roy Wenger Monroe Vwdders Ruth A. Iflfitman Gerry WoHe Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Wolfe 'WWA Continued even production of machinery means steadier employment. And that kind of production re- quires a lot of planning, as Robert L. Re-ssler, Vice President for Manufacturing of New Holland Machine Company, points out to lean Brubaker, editor of The Leoninus, and Donald Siedhot, 1952 class president. BLUEPRI You won't find any path in life with big signs showing the right way to Success or Happiness or For- tune . That's one you've got to chart for yourself. Until high school graduation your footsteps are pretty well guided by a blueprint . . . by a plan that's been proved best to give you the right kind of start in life. Now the Class of 1952 is moving beyond that point . . . into a part of life where you make your own paths according to your own plans. T FOR LIFE Some of those paths will take you into business and industry. And there you'll find plans working for you and the folks you do business with. Blue- prints for better products and indus- trial growth, and for steady employ- ment and greater security. Former New Holland students now working with New Holland Machine Company are helping develop and carry out plans'1ike these. Plans for the benefit of community and cus- tomer and company . . . plans for the benefit of all of us. I-Io:.:.nNn NEW HOLLAND., PA. FIRST IN GRASSLAND FARMING M Nnw 1111111 12 111131111 1111111111111 14 111 In 4 ill .00 02011 1 0.0 go 111020 0 9.9 ' o:o111vi111oiu10Z 1011131 o 0.0 1 4011111 1 -1 UU 1 1 F 1 1 11- 2- 1 1 E1 Q 2 - 2 .. 2 . C: 1 Q I 1 f' I I 0 Of' r 1 I 2 W 1 m ni A E - B0 Q v 9, 9, fb Q - 1 1 1- 1 1 5 2 Q 2' 1 1 - Q l 5 Q Q - Q I - , 5-H gl S 5 2' 13, -I 02 ! S -1, :.1 ! ! eu E ! !-422 11 o gm 2 col Q ' -1 -- Q e ff - 1 1 1 1 ' . -we 1. 1 fe I 5 u O U v-I ,, A U-.Ui we Q C : V5 1 ' II' NU m o Imp, ' ' 5 0 I . SE U I 'U Z l Emp :1 1-1 5.2 55: O l l - 5? 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Trupe, Owner Milk Products GRAIN FEED Park 6 Pollard Bull Brand Telephones: Terre Hill: 5-2476 New Holland 4-7251 01111 1011111111111 11 11v1v11r11r11r101o1 Q 9 neo E011 The Place to Go When Your Car Needs General Repairs Dickinson's Garage Phone: 4-9621 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania The New Holland Clarion A Newspaper for the Home Featuring Local Columnists A Miidiern Printing for Seven Townsdiips Phone: 4-2252 New Holland, Pennsylvania 1191 -H191 31-11-11:31 QM-1 4: -up -1-1 -1 11-1011111 1: 11 '1 11111-11111'11r11l1o1o1u11r1n11101 n11n1n11:11n1 1 1o1r11v111o11111n1 111 11,1 1:9111111r11-11n1o1u11r11r11r101 5101011x1u1n11r1u11:1u11 101111111111 I zsvzuzognznxuxnx x3u1o:n1n:u1o:r in-1011-zu: -if-ing--101: 1010101011 ...Q Western Auto Associate Store 2 ' Q 151 East Main Street 5 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania ! Phone: 4-8376 Enterprise Telephone Company 0 Phone: 4-2102 E New Holland -:- Pennsylvania l 1. 1034 10103. 301 .103 gn 1: xozozozxog .lohn S. Ewell 2 Milk Transportation E l East Earl -:- Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 4-7271 2 Q 0,0 14 0201301111011 iniuiuinimiioi-ui, 1 :iw ini o'q l i M . H . E b y 2 Q Truck Body Building 1 2 Blue Ball. Pa. 2 l l E Office Phone: Residence Phone: Q E N. H. 4-7351 N. H. 4-7357 i 'T 't 'i' 5 Victor F. Weaver, lnc. Q i New Holland. Pa. l . l Q Dressing Plant Q l ' l 1 B u y e r s i of Q S Poultry and Eggs i Phone: 4-0211 3011011'if'Z''1111011vxoiozozuxozugoxoxooio E Samuel S. Plotnick 8: Son 2 1 USED Auro PARTS 1 l l E SCRAP mon AND METALS 2 2 Phone: 4-2213 2 I New Holland -:- Pennsylvania E l . 5011141451151 llili Yi lilli li i ll P10141-O60 l l 3 N e w H o l l a n d l i 2 Frozen Food Service 2 H. S. Cammnuf, Manager I i i o ionic 0 vin.: 1511: 1 -3 won 1111: 1011-it-ini in 1 2311111 2 1 3:11-itil: vi 1: qw 10:11 2 ii 3 1 1 iran: ai 1130111101 :ri 1 1:1 113 iiliiiui-1101 As Near a your Celephane Dial: 4-0444 Members of our efficient staff are always on call, ready to serve you, efficiently. dependably and with attention to every detail. Our complete facilities enable us to give distinguished service at moderate prices. in- Paul F. Eslrensliade 145 West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania in 3010101111uioinioiuznia 1 :-.- ic Y 1n1u..u1u- in-oiuioi 1 - - - - - - - - -.- -.,-0: :.,-.i. i.......,:.,:.,:.,:,,: : : : :,: : : 2 Samuel S. Gerliart FLOWERS... Coal, Lumber, Roofing and For Every Occasion l l Building Materials East Earl -:- Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 4-7241, Harold l'l. Good Premier Feed East Earl, R. l -:- Pennsylvania Phone: Terre Hill 5-3681 101:02 5 i Girvin's Flowers i i Phones: Q Leola G-2262 Epm-asa 3-2674 if O! 'iii ll 1 5 Fi Q01 li ll I1 l Q Q S . H . G o o d l l E Coal, Lumber and Building Materials B l l i Dial: 4-9211 l Q Box 121 New Holland. Pa. v 'lrrininioiui li sir iuiuiniuinuic-1011 oi-xi-:zu xi ni 13-11 nirnirrinuiniwiwxoil Goodville Mutual Casualty Company Wayne S. Martin, Secretary Goodville, Lancaster County. Penna. lnsurance at Cost Phone: Terre Hill 5-2691 11 an 3 in-34-ifvinioinrininioiurimviw 01030141 1010101 ri nioioini 1014 Charles M. Gray 8: Son Lumber and Firewood East Earl. R. l -:- Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 4-7215 0:0 it Groff Buick, lnc. BUICK Sales and Service New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-2215 ui -ini 10101 viniuiuiz 1 1101 1014 031airhis101031rioioiniuinrinioi LeRoy W. Groff STOVES and BOTTLED GAS 517 - 519 West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-0681 nz: 1 111 1 -11-101014 in-Luz:-in: via 14111 02011 3 101011110 0201010101011fzuquxnxr-14:11:24 vis vicioiuicriojo-101014920 oztrioiuioioiuioiuiuiui 9 111 .0 P1010 im-- Qmioiuio r-ioiuioioioioic .nic 0201101011 .g. -. - 'ugoioloioioiuiuui John Brubaker JEWELER Watches - Jewelry Expert Repairing Theatre Building' New Holland -:- Pennsylvania .g. -..-..:.,-..:.,-.,-..: .: :..:..:1.:1,-....,- John Deere and Caterpillar T r a c to r s Power Farm Equipnient l A. B. C. Groff New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 101010: 0:11:11-xi --:ui1--201-mzvzm-101 Best Wishes for Success in Your New Endeavors Groff's Hardware Hardware - Home Furnishings New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Sam Croff's Sunoco Service Station 0 Blue Ball -:- Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 4-7459 inrioioiuiuiuiffini 11 oi-ui-xi-1141 ri 0101-nioioiwiu 1113, 1-rio: 1 11 rinioioioiuic 1:1011-in 4:1 cum npr venus inrimxioioiniuioinnie iw? on :qv 01014-ioinim-in-ian? 10141101 u 101: ini in:51-1:-1111:-:1-11111-11-Lnxnvioio ioioiuzoioin xcrzwmznuicninrznri-112: 19:4 Grube's Barber Shop 112 East Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania O llaircuts With or Without Appointment TI-IREE BARBERS ON DUTY Phone: 4-2266 301 1 20111101 101011111111-nie 1 :soo Richard Hagy East End Texaco Station O Phone: 4-0031 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Peoples Restaurant Laura L. Dommel, Prop. C Phone: 4-2276 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania qpu1o1v1u1 .111 si:-1 1o1n1o1o1o11r1ao:e Hill-Top Service Station Rt. 322. One-fourth Mile East of Blue Ball HARLAN M. WEAVER Gas, Oil and Accessories WASHING and LUBRICATION Pleasing' You . . . Pleases Us Phone: New Holland 4-7261 iviniuivinillltii 71 ri iii Jill! 0:0101 301 ri ni -:vin-:ui 1: 1 14 1 vii 341 1 1014 o 301 1101010101 :oz 11 in 0. 1 via if 101: limi 111 14 rg'ran.xxoxfrxuifxqoui010111101021 3 Q 10:0 '4' 510101: in BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS! Hackman's Furniture New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Harris Bros. Dept. Store Clothing - Shoes - Rubbers Dry Goods and Notions New Holland -:- Pennsylvania ,xg 0200111111101 1101011 10101: 1 ini in 1 B. Z. Motors Sales - MERCURY - Service Today's Most Challenging New Car . . . The '52 Mercury New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-0661 Duffy's Meat Market Meats - Groceries - lce Cream P10i1virrifrriirimriuiuioini10:1 I: West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-0641 uiuioioiuioi 110101111-ni 1 fioioixnioioi vioinioqzoioioiq 1 10101: xozoivxi 1 rioioioioiui 11 111 in 1 rioioioioini '11-un -1 -Q0 ioimxioic-1111113011 14 1 -14 ring 1 11110103 1111110111111 ui 11 as rio: can Quin Horst, l..ichty and Frey Sports Goods 161 - 163 East King Street Lancaster -:- Pennsylvania Phone: Lancaster 2-7249 301 1:1114 1 11-xoxox: 1 1 1-livin: an ini:-in:oil-zuzuzux is 2 init 1 :minimis rioiuioioinriuiuioin 1202114 10111141 Hollinger's Esso Station Washing - Lubrication Accessories 527 West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-2222 ini: 1: 11111114 znlnzniuznim 1 riois vi vif 10:01 ixxoiniuin 1:1 1 ri Complete Line of Appliances GROFF'S HARDWARE and HOME APPLIANCES New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 11-1:-1:-ioznznz iuinzniozzvinio 10101 Q1 rioioioiuiaxiozuioi1:1011 1 sa 111 aiu: 5 02011 0101011 i 02011 uiniozuiuiuifrininioioic 1030: o:or14riu1oioioin1cr1vu1oio1u1o1u1n1o14 McCormick Farmall Tractors A Size and Style for Every Farm Job . lnternatlonal Harvester Charles B. Hoober Intercourse. Pennsylvania Telephone: 8-3501 ,:, Minis zz 111 111014 1 if 30103010101 Abram S. Horst Building Contractor New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Quin: 11: :oil 111 in 1 fini: ini 1 1 in -.as.-:Ia:v41q-zn:o:o:u:::: 31 1: 1:34 Out of School Life lnto l.ife's School Always Remember.. . A Man ln His Time Plays Many Parts Frank lx 8: Son's Pemisylvania Corp. New Holland - Pennsylvania in 1 vi quit ifvinznzrits-inxniuiozpf in if :minimis110102113011 if 3- 1:13 101: 1014 iuiuxniuvim-1 1 14 14 io:--in 11 01 1 ri i I 2 111301 1 iii 1 ring? 0:0 :oi ni 1101 1201011 14 20111101 in l 2 i ! Y O U R . . . i QL ll Q S Good Beverage Store 5 ! ' err on 0 Q , Q I Stationery and Books Dial: 4-2245 - Q 208 East Mam Street g Portable Typewriters New Holland -:- Pennsylvania i -M 1 -': Z 1 Z i': : '3 Z 1 i I i 1 ' School Supplies 2031211020: 10201011 1 :mimic Q 2 5 ! Irons' Food Store 3 . res ege a es Fhv wi 2 Meats and Groceries g 46-48 West King Street Delivery Service Phone: 4-8144 g Lancaster - Pennsylvania New Holland -:- Pennsylvania I g .lohn M. Slater l E . i - 1 Bookkeeping Q Abe Levitt S Sl0l'C Accounting Systems I E Wage and Income Tax Returns E ! 241 West Main Street Phones: 2 Q New Holland 4-8312 Terre Hill 5-3407 - Liberty me Han Building E New Holland's Newest Store New Holland -:- Pennsylvania i g Clyde H. Kauffman The Store on the Comer We Make Keys While You Wait Hardware Home Furnishings ioivi 1410112 3:1 ix: 1:1 in Phone: 4-0951 1-nriuzuguini zu: 1 1 10:11 3 vin: vi 14 01: 301010101-vi ,143-ring-ri ni 11 S. 0. Zimmerman Television and Electrical Appliances 108 East Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Dial 4-2267 Lichty Bros. East Earl Pennsylvania .lohnnie's Barber Shop Theatre Building New Holland -:- Pennsylvania -2111 -in 3 at ni ni 101 11101 in 10:1 nit11114xiniuinxmiin1uiu3o:u1n1n New Holland Paint Store 215 East Main Street Paint and Painting Supplies Wallpaper MAHLON KURTZ Painting Contractor and Proprietor Narvon, R. 2, Pa. 1: 1 iz -11114114134-10101112 ui ri 101 02011010 ,Zvi 3 vi 3 o :Quin 0:01-zvitwl 3 1-nl-1:-ni xiniuzuzt in 2 fini .lames High Feed and Fertilizer Feed Purina and Wear 'a Smile Phone: New Holland 4-0176 Gordonville. R. 1 -:- Pennsylvania 'ORANGE' TRIPLE-SLIDE All-Aluminum 'Combination Storm Windows and Doors Available on Convenient Budget Plan M8zH ALUMINUM SALES CO. East Main Street New Holland, Pa. Phone: 4-2291 oxen: 11113 rg ini: inioiniutm 3 1 ui ner When You Thinkof Music .. . Think of Kirk Johnson 8: Co. 16 West King Street Lancaster -:- Pennsylvania i Serving the Musical Public Over 66 Years 0:41211 1:11-11010: nz:-:uit 10:1-10101011 3014:-sz 1o-u1o-o- 11: -t -o1n-u-o3o- M. W. Martin 8: Sons All Kinds of Electric Wiring APPLIANCES Blue Ball -:- Pennsylvania ' .vi rg 1 ri 1141101 3 1 xicminvitvznvinricli inioiwgni vin 1 iinioininiuioi vininixrioiuinini 111 14 3 11:21:10: v1fu1n2u1o1o2:.1 1 11 :ui oi 10113 vi li ri ri ri iii ini 2 Z vi 10101 sqnc-1011 11 14:1 2 in 1 1 vi: in 1 114-ini Lancaster Photo - Engraving Company 1061 North Duke Street Lancaster 1010101011 it ioifrioioioioi 14 Menno Martin Distributor of Texaco Petroleum Products New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-0041 14 Z1 ioioinioicriuicricri 1 ri 11021 301111411111 is 2010101111 11 114 1: Martin's Store Phone: 4-8391 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 1011 ini ni Pennsylvania Phone: 2-7512 19431111 1:4 1 inzoinininiu 1: 14 1 -ini 2010: o 7100.0 l l Q Q Wolfe's ! 3 Amoco Service Station l l i R. Wolfe, Prop. g g GAS - Lubrication - OIL i Tires and Batteries S i Phone: 4-0721 West Main Street i New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 11924 E E Q E.7Q0Ql7i0i illilll0,i1l0l4:l 1 lol QipQ 2 .lack and .lim Maser, Inc. l Excavating - Gradin n g g E Paving , I E i Box 116 g Brownstown -:- Pennsylvania Phone: Ephi-ata 3-2601 o 311111111141 111 ri 3 1 1 1 101010 9.0 in-14-1:11014-if-ivin-iozniviuiuieuicri 4 0.011 ri ri rioioioiqrioioinxxui 1 110:01 11-21-31 31 31 3011 111101111111 1 11 1111 10313 1: vi 301 1 1 31312 cu 310152, West End Cleaners 8: Dyers Now . . . Wednesday and Saturday Pickup and Delivery Service for Blue Ball Phone: 4-0731 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 31.31 121131111311111 111i111111111n201o11 110111311111i0:0:11111111:01 1 111101016 Mellinger... For Farm Bureau Insurance Notary Public 582 West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-0621 11111111 11110111i1110211:1110111: 11 1011 101 1 13 11 21 301 11 1:1121 2111 1111101020 Milberg 8: Milberg lncorporated 11111111-1 -1 111-1 L 3113 '31-1 11 13111031 1 11 30101 11-1111201 11011110101 1 111' 'The Music Studio' Florence B. Bair C 28 South Roberts Avenue New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-8304 ozovz lQOY PQ i i lQUi PQ l1llQ!lQUQ it Q Ui' 020: :Mc TEST DRIVE THE BIG '52 FORD at B. Z. Mellinger, lnc. New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-0651 A. Z. Mellinger Hardware - Roofing Spouting . New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: Store 4-8374 0.011101 2 3 31141 12111111 1111111i11:11111:oz1 101103031 3 21 31 1 31 1 11110141302 it Mosemann's Cut Rate and Luncheonette New Holland -:- Pennsylvania :mum 111201031111 1 131111-c:1-211111101011 131111 3010i11i010111i1 11120111101 110: Musselman Bros. Since 1911 Lumber - Building Material - Coal Ready-Mixed Concrete New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 1:11:1111110111111i1 1 110111i0111111101011 02 1: 11131 1112 1cx nqm vc: 12111011 1111111 111011 oi1 2 110311101 i11ini11111111i111 ri ri ' o l 50 51011 Q1 inioiwivrioi 12-1:xioiniognioivsiwriu ini: 1010101011uiuioioioioic in 1011020 :ir - z I I 5' I 5 Q i 5 H' :I i S : - II D- ' Q ! Q S' C5 -Q m ! ! -Q S Q ,T ! 3' O I I 5 Q' 2 - -- I 5 E : 5 Q - ro i m 9' ..-,QQ...,.Q., Q 'f' gd I I 'li rl: 0 3 I -1 ' ' so eo ,-, S - 2 ! I E tg 2, .. 3 ! N' I I H g 52 4 eo I ,,' ' U m -n il-' E Q G .4 m B : o I I 4 3' sw g :P I I 5, :a 5 i i Q Q I I I I vilriuioieozo ozorxcviriioxxxjoirvioxnzozoirwz' i Q' i 3 Q Q Z Q 0 Q Q Q Q '11 I I m :ou ! v P.. C 2 I I 3 jg ::. l B Q Q -Q s 2 2 Q 2 I I 5 'L E ! Q Q Q 2' Q E I I we ' E. E, I r.. '. I I 3 'v 5 S' I - , O m U3 S Q ! H g E ' I E. ! I 2 2 ra I I I F O I w 1- N o - I :s I 5 Q 5' i fi F E S22 52 Fe '55 Ez gs Sw :Q o 11 51010101011 510101011 02011011 Charter Service Government Approved Flight School Located Just South of Town 11'11-is-it-1011111.11Qioioioioioiuin ini mini: ioiuirviuiuiuix 3:-11:11:31 and Trust Company of New Holland, Pa. New Holland Concrete Products, Inc. Concrete P ipe Concrete and Cinder Building Blocks Ready-Mixed Concrete New Holland -:- Phone: 4-21 14 -ini 1 -cpu: Q1 1:11:11 11 101 1 110111 301011111 o 50111 Phone: 4-9014 New Holland, Pa. New Holland Sales Stables Q i LARGEST LIVESTOCK COMMISSION ' AUCTION IN THE EAST - SALE DAYS ! Monday-Horses and Mules Wednesday-Dairy Cattle and Hogs I I Thursday-Beef Cattle and Calves Q i E. H. Witmer, President I John H. Gingrich, Manager I o Metal Windows Pennsylvania 1111111 11:11:14 in-ir 1 if-1 14 2010 livin11:ri::Quailx1u:n1u11i1n1'x1.n1n Home-Dressed and Smoked Meats New Holland Meat Market BUTCHERS BUTTER AND CHEESE New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-8351 vininiuriviniuiuinir10103011lit bi Q11nisuiuioioirnimrioioioim 1014 in 14r10101010iu3011r1010i01u1u2010 101011-1011 is 1 in in 1 .1 ,111 1110 D1-ini 11103 ni 101 if 11 142110101454-1014111 rio: 110101: 101011 101011 if is in Weber's Custom Millwork New Holland Planing Mill, lnc. Phone: 4-2106 101 10:01 ri 101: 111 101 inifninioioiwcis iuio Earl Union Potato Chips Wholesale and Retail Made By PAUL R. GOOD New Holland, R. 1. -:- Pennsylvania On Route 322, one and a half miles west of Blue Ball Phone: 4-9435 1 ri 31 1 vioxuioimvicxieniuvi 1010102 101010101 1 rin: 1031301 1 vin 103: H Dr. A. E. Wascou Optometrist New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 20:01 nic 1 xi 101 2 111 1 11010: rin:- C. R. Weaver Real Estate and lnsurance New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 10:4 0:0101 o , 0401101 A Good Place to Eat. . . Sprecher's On Route 73. Near Bowmansville Dinners and Lunches Phone: Terre Hill 5-2416 0:11111301:mi01oi1xi0i01nxi0ilvi0illi0i1D14 enaupremg I C E C R E A M -1 fj'-- .Zi ,max 'sr L' H' -4, -HZ, X . . Always a Delicious Treat A. Clarence Plank Co. Plumbing and Heating Phone: 4-8822 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania iniruioiuioiniu 1011 iruicxiniaxinvicri 10201: 1 :ic 101 is 101011 if 101011 uioioinioioirsioinin 1 ri ni ri ri 0 0.01201 11021 1 13014 102 finial 1 vi xi :if nie 'z' x10io1010jo:014 vioxx 'o 02011 liujniuiuioiujc 1011 0 ':' 9:0 9:0 3 o'o o 1101014-is-101014 0:0114 I in 101:-1010101011 ioioioiuioioiq 1 14:11-inioioioi ni iuioioioioioio 1011 301 x1o3oi0io1ui0101o3 vioioiugzg The Pub Home Cooking Famous for Delicious Platters and Sandwiches East Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Closed Sundays Phone: 4-8113 10201111034-is in 1 'ini v101o:o101014 Residence Phone: Business Phone: Terre Hill 5-3751 Terre Hill 5-2731 A. W. Stauffer Electric Welding Repairing of All Kinds of Machinery Terre Hill -:- Pennsylvania o :oi ni ni 3 niozuiuioioiuioi xi livin? Roberta's Children's Shop O West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-8121 1011 3 '11-1 -11114 is 10301111 in 1 1011 Ruhinson's Department Store The Ruby Store Clothing - Shoes - Furnishings Dry Goods and Notions Blue Ball -:- Pennsylvania oiuini-mini' 1 1111 :ini ui rio:-si-min 1:01:11 ii sis fini rin ini v1 oi 11-1201010101 111110201 koi 101 0 210.0 1101010101 rioioioioioi mini xi 11011 18,44 Q House of Photography A COMPLETE LINE OF CAMERAS Films and Supplies Viewmaster and Reels Developing and Printing 237 E. Main Street New Holland, Pa. 1n1u1oiu1o1o1o11 inxozoiozoiniox Roy E. Ream Your Good Neighborhood Poultry and Egg Dealer New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phones: Oflice 4-8831 Residence 4-8832 rixizrizmim-ini 101 -1011.301 1023311 A. J. Rodgers Notions - Groceries SHOES H A R D W A R E Blue Ball -:- Pennsylvania Earl Sauder 113 South Railroad Avenue New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-0861 Q 8911201 11 1 10101 wie is if 1 rim in 10101 01031nimvioioioiuiozoi. :oi nioioiwioifxi 2 2 24101 'L 11 in130101:nioiuioiivioiui -103 oi nz ni iiniogozuioiui 11 ri in 103 zoinqmuiwiv 1 2:2111 11 1 1:1 1 1011ni:wievimnininiuioinzmizoiozr in 101 1 nie 1111:-1 aim-10301021 1 11141 :ini 1021 1 1 nznzm 1-mvimnin-if -1 viii: 17: John N. Sauder Auto Company Chevrolet - Oldsmobile' KELVINATOR APPLIANCES 1101-.1 111111 1 1-i111-1:1111-n1n1-1 1 1 1 1011 11111 1 142,111 1 1 1 is A. R. Sensenig, lnc. Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-2284 M. S. Sensenig Frigidaire and Electrical Appliances YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENAIDER HOOVER SWEEPERS New Holland -:- Pennsylvania riuiniiziniuzzmic 1 vinzniz :ni 10101402 1ozogo::r:o:o1n:ocn- :1::.-11141: 1 zo: 0:0 Robert S. Shirk Sales - WILLYS - Service East Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-2216 gf. Q 30,1010 :moto 0202111 11: in 1 x 0,llQ17QllQOQOQOQ4YQIPHDQOQDQ ln! 1 ,piezo 'Join Leroy M. Sensenig Flour - Feed - Grain Hinkletown -:- Pennsylvania fEphrata, R. D. 3D Phone: 3-7701 o 9:4 oiotoir 1 vi viuioioiuinrioimiiui yi ri P. N. Shirkp For Safe, Adequate Wiring Call 4-0631 SHIRK ELECTRIC Appliances - Fixtilres' H New Holland ' -:- Pennsylvania 0 ogoxoxozoxoxoxox 11 10101--10101011 O O4Oli0lll20lllll lKli1li1ll0l 1 it lllQlIlK 1 Taylor s tlformerly Shirk'sl Groceries - Meat - Produce Brimmer Avenue New Holland -:- Pennsylvania The Store with Friendly Service iuioioiniuiuiioi 1 111101111 ini: 21101411 ini wi is 1014-14-34-10101:-1 Qui: ini vi ni 2 111:vioxxrioioiurioioiuiuir 101010201010 Snavely's Farm Service Allis-Chalmers Philco Case Radios-Refrigerators Farm Equipment Apex Washers and Cleaners WILSON-STEINHORST FREEZERS Complete Farm Equipment Sales and Service Telephone: 4-2214 102024vinuioimrioiozoiuini fini: 1 :vi4r1o1o3o1n1: Weaver's Memorials o Phone: 4-8621 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania W. W. Weaver .l e w e l e r o Best Wishes to the Class oi 1952 1030 0.0 101 5:01 3 0.0111 201010302 riuioioi rin New Holland. Pennsylvania 30103 nzuiniuia if 1 1101 1 :wiv 101 'Say lt With Flowers . . .' Wenger's Flowers For Every Occasion Leacock -:- Pennsylvan'a Phone: Leola 6-2911 Richer Creamier White Oaks Farms Dairy Products Farm Maid lce Cream Terre Hill -:- Pennsylvania Phone: Terre Hill 5-2511 iuzoi rant-inioioini 111103011 301 11 via 101 Showalter 8: Horning Dodge and Plymouth DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Sales and Service NEW HOLLAND -:- PENNSYLVANIA ini: Loi ri vinioioiuinimvinuix it 2:0101 11014 in? ioinninzoiuizninizrioi 11 ini niuioioioioioia nioiniuirrioi viii 'ini 14-in 14-in-in-it-2 rinioi wviuini 1 311 vi' 1-vi 2- in:-ri 11:12 ni 1 114114114uioiuiuifrioixrioifrierl 141414101 1030101010141 14 11014-1010101 14101010:01014m Stauffer's Drug Store Phone: 4-2253 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania -1 ' 4 -94-34-34111-143 1 414141010 x14 101030501014101010101 114 14 Styer 8: Evans Real Estate and Insurance Phone: 4-2258 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 14 10101014 14 14 1010301014r1010Z4 ri01010i0i0101 4102 vioioinioioxr Tailors and Cleaners Hat Cleaning Ted the Cleaner 247 West Main Street New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-8671 34 201 203014 14 1010101 11 1 1101 14 141 14r1010:01020:414i 14 14 Trimmer's Department Store FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS Phone: 4-2246 New Holland -:- Pennsylvania 1014 Q 0.4 10:0 Q 109 0 2 9:0 0:4 Q 0.141014 1 1 103 141120: 1 101010101 Peggy Stone's Beauty Shop 110 North Custer Avenue New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: 4-8533 0:0101 1 11 1 10: 1 14111 110201 1014 10101 1 201010201014 103 101 Elmer R. Witmer Bus Service East Earl, R. 1 -:- Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 4-7199 101414 14 1 rg 141441 2 air 1 141 103 Q 301014 10203 1 101010241101 ui 1 101 Terre Hill Hotel I Bob Yenze and Tillie Belmnn Terre Hill -:- Pennsylvania 4020 0:44101 141 14 1 14 1010: 1414 141 10 l 5 10:40 0 o 0:0 1010 o 0:13034 2 1014x101020:0101-4101 14 1. 10 John H. Troup Music House, lnc. Founded 1881 38 West King' Street Lancaster -:- Pennsylvania Ph one : 7 1 5 8 1 1 :1 2 410103030101 14 1 1030 -sr ni xi:14ni:nicninininioiuiuz ni init: ', vzninzniuim101111031111v3u1u3-niwiui 8 o Sauder Bros. Jacob B. Zimmerman Ford Tractors and Implements El-ECTRICIANS REP AIRIN G Plumbing and Heating Contractors g Hardware 325-327 West Main Street Blue Ball -:- Pennsylvania New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 4-7481 i Q . W I T M E R , S David N. Zimmerman i l Electrical Appliance Store I j P A V I N G l l . Q l . 252 East Mum Street East Earl -:- Pennsylvania New Holland -:- Pennsylvania Phone: New Holland 431301 l l !lQfDQ1-l-l,lQll,llQlal Ml Q QOQll ix' 1 Q -1 Q' 111-ririvrTuifl1-riuili i Wright s Y : - Young S 5 and 10 Bakers of Quality Bread 148 East Main Struct For Over Sixty-scvcn Years l i ' New Holland 4, pennsylvania Bakery Foods Make Your Meals Q Complete 111121 is 1:11 3 'ini 'ini vininiuxfozu 02011011 31 141203:-ini: 30311 :nie vinvimrxoiuioztnioioizriuioiixiuzuiuznx 1 :cpl it 3 -3 111-2 1 in-11 :uit if 1 1 2 Your Headquarters For . . . T A S T Y C H E E S E Imported or Domestic Meyer Zausner, lnc. Dairy Products Manufacturers NEW HOLLAND -:- PENNSYLVANIA 'eps -.1 1 -1111-in-inwivivivi vi 11 '39 1: if 431-inis'init'ioiuinirimaivic 1 'sm -'91 1 Congratulations, Class of 1952! 'P Your School Photographers Long 8: York Studio 142 East King Street Lancaster Pennsylvania I1-Q54 4-:ning 1211-in um-4:--no zu...-1 1 .1 2 -.-- -1 1: :oz .-: cm-az:-in pafronize Our uerfidem 'E ! Q l 1 1 I ! 9 Q l l I ! I 101010 51010111 viojoioioil uioioioic ,911 .xdlolarecia fion L A The 1952 Leoninus Business Stait Wishes most sincerely to thank the faculty, the students, and the many organizations who helped make possible the publication of this yearbook. We especially want to thank Miss Virginia M. Hoffman and Mr. Roy W. Brandau, who headed our Leoninus editorial and business staiis in such a very able manner. We are grateful to the teachers for giving us the use of their class timep to the Clarion Office who gladly handled the printing and binding ot the bookp to Long 6: York for their fine photography work, as well as their many constructive suggestions, and to all the members of the starts who gave of their time to make this publication possible. Special thanks to the subscribers ot our advertisements, which have helped make this book a success . . . and now as you read these ads, will you show your appreciation by patronizinq the contributors. 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