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

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foan Miriam Terry February 24, 1935 Joan Basketball 1453 Student Council 1453 Band 11, 2,3,453 Music Treasurer 12,3,453 County Band 11,2, 3,453 District Band 11,2,3,453 State Band 12333453 Chorus 11,2,3,453 Science Club 1251 Senior Play 1453 Yearbook Editorial Staff 1453 Class Treasurer 11,23 3,45. Joan began and finished her education at N.H.H.S. As class treasurer for the past four years, she faced many problems which she came through with Hfiying colors . Reading is one of her major pastimes, although music takes up most of her time. Joan has been playing the piano for eleven years and the clarinet for six years. Joan will be sure to succeed as a nurse because of her dependability and patience. She plans to enter the Reading Hospital for training. Margaret Ann Wenger July 12, 1936 i'Margie Salisbury: Band 11,253 Chorus 11,253 Minstrel Show 11,253 Class Vice-President 1153 Class Presi- dent 125. New Holland: Band 1353 Chorus 13,453 Drama Club 1453 School Service Club 1453 Senior Play 1453 TCN Business Staff 1453 Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 1453 School Secretary 1453 Class Secre- tary 145. t'How about that! Yes, any time you hear that, you can be certain that is Margie . This tall, brown-haired lass entered our class last year. She formerly attended Salisbury. 'fMargie is noted for her beautiful soprano voice. She has been a soloist in the Christmas Ca1'ol services. As school secretary, Margie may be seen typing the master sheets. After graduation, Margie', plans to be a secretary for her father. Faye Louise Woomert May 15, 1935 Liz Upper Leacock: Chorus 1153 Patrol 115. New Holland: Patrol 12,3,453 Patrol Secretary 1453 Science Club 1253 Drama Club 1453 Junior Play 1353 Senior Play 1453 TCN Business Staff 145: Yearbook Business Staff 1453 School Treasurer 145. Having entered N.H.H.S. in grade ten from Upper Lea- cock, Liz was elected t'Patrol Queen . This year, Liz,' has undertaken the duties of student treasurer of the school. She may often be found counting money in the office. Portraying Ellie Mae in the Senior play and taking part in the Junior play, she showed her dramatic ability. Cheering the basketball fellows on to victory is one of Liz's favorite pastimes. Liz's plans for the future are very indefinite. ' - -- 1f, ff Page Tweniy-six

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Margaret Ann Stauffer August 21, 1935 Peggy Manager 12,313 Band 12,3,413 Chorus 11,213 Patrol 12,3,41g Photo Club 1413 Yearbook Business Staff 141. Peggy joined our class as we entered our freshman year. She originally came from Emmaus. In her senior year, being Lieutenant of the Corridor Patrol kept Peggyi' busy. Her sparkling brown eyes tell you she has a pleasing personality and a winning way with people, While in high school she majored in the commercial course. Typing proved to be the most interesting for napeggyvrl To be a home nurse is her desirc after commencement. Patricia Ann Steinman June 21, 1935 Pat Basketball 11,2,3,413 Hockey 11,2,3,413 Hockey Co-Captain 1413 Tennis 12,313 Cheerleading 11,2, 413 Student Council 11,2,413 Band 11,213 Chorus 12,3,413 Patrol 11,2,3,41g Patrol Treasurer 1313 Pep Club 1113 Science Club 1213 Photo Club 1213 Junior Play 1311 Quill and Scroll 13,413 TCN Business Staff 11,2,3,413 TCN Editorial Staff 12,3,413 TCN Associate Editor 1313 TCN Editor 1413 Yearbook Editor 141. Pat became a member of our class in grade eight when she moved to New Holland from Lititz. She worked hard that hrst year and was the recipient of the Legion Award. Shoot it! This has been a cry directed at Pat many times for she excels in basketball, As editor of the T.C.N. and of this yearbook, she has displaying her journalistic talent. Pat plans to continue her education at the Lancaster General Hospital. fennie Mae Sweigart January 16, 1936 '1Jcnnic'l Basketball 13,413 Basketball Captain 1413 Ten- nis 1313 Hockey 11,2,3,413 Hockey Co-Captain 1413 Cheerleading 11,2,3,413 Student Council 11,2,3,41Q Student Council Secretary 1313 Band 12,313 Chorus 12,3,413 Pep Club President 1113 Science Club 1213 Leather Club 1413 TCN Editorial Staff 121g Year- book Business Staff 141g Class Vice-President 1213 Junior Play 1313 Senior Play 141. This lass with the naturally wavy hair is one of the original members of the class. Jennie's bright smile and friendly manner will take her a long way. Her athletic ability has helped win many games. Sports take up much of her time. She may often be seen practicing cheers in the lower hall. Although Jennie's future is uncertain, she may enter college to become a gym teacher. Page Twenty-five 'f'T ' , ' -

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Leoninus Editorial Staff . . . Seated Qleft to rightjz Alice Brower, co-art editor, Marcia Russell, Joyce Kendig, Phyllis Burns, Miss Virginia Hoffman, faculty advisor, Ray Lowry, David Fizz, co-art editor, Robert Irons, and Charles Jenkins. Standing: Peggy Spotts, Blaine Danner, sports editor, John Musser, Pat Steinman, editor, Ken Kauffman, co-editor, and Joan Terry. Leoninus Business Staff . . . Seated fleft to rightbr Mr. Roy Brandau, faculty advisor, Shirley Hillard, Roy Myers, advertising manager: Nancy Good, business managerg Edward Randall, circulation manager, Faye Woomert, and Jean Andrew, Standing: Howard Skiles, Harold Good, Clayton Deshong, Peggy Stauffer, Margie Wen- ger, Jennie Mae Sweigart, Donald Hunsecker, Patsy Dissinger and Roy Ream. Page Twenty-seven