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

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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.

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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.

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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