Upper Leacock High School - Leolette Yearbook (Leola, PA)

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VERA YVONNE HERR December 10, 1936 Wera There's never a dull silence when Wera is in sight. Her wit and sense of humor has made her a prominent member of our class since she joined us in eleventh grade from West Earl. Vera proudly states that she hails from Farmersville. Her main interests are centered in books, for she greatly enjoys reading. Wera's plans for the future are indefinite, but we feel hers will be a promising future. Activities: Mixed Chorus 11, 12g Dramatics Club 113 Travel Club 12. PATRICIA ANN HOOVER June 9, 1936 Pat Pat , a very friendly girl joined our class in the eleventh grade. She came from West Earl High School, located near her Bareville R. D. 9441 home. This busy girl says she came to U.L.H.S. to get an education and we firmly believe her because she has been a very successful commercial student. Patricia wants to be a secretary after graduation. Pat is often seen typing either for the ofiice or t staff. She also helps to prepare the daily bulletin. Activities: Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Track 11, 125 ra a ' Club 113 Student Council 12g Staff 125 Secretary of Cla 3 ,I lor Playg Senior Play. .W HARRY B. HORNBERGER, JR. january 3, 1937 Horny This little lad, who hails from Talmage, joined our ranks in the eleventh grade. Horny soon adjusted himself to his new surround- ings and became a friend to all his classmates. Although he doesn't play on the high school basketball team, Harry is quite good in sports. He has shown his athletic ability by participation in intramural basketball. Horny expects to join the Navy after graduation. We know he will make a good sailor, and we sincerely wish him much success dur- ing his career with Uncle Sam. Activities: Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Sports Club 11, 12g Intramural Basketball 11, 123 Senior Playg County Chorus 11, 123 Boys' Chorus 123 Track 10, 11, 12. '10

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DALE W. GOOD January 17, 1937 Goodie Goodie'f joined the class in our senior year and has become known for his subtle Jokes. Who else could make those cracks? His height has been an asset to the basketball and soccer teams. Goodie also occupies a seat in the trumpet section of the band. Dale is undecided about his future, but with his ambition and ideals he 15 sure to make a success in any occupation. Activities: Band 123 Basketball 11, 123 Soccer 123 Baseball 12g Student Council 123 Senior Play. RUTH ISABEL GREINER January 28, 1936 Ruthie Ruthie is one of the few class members that began her educa- tion here at Leola. She has a pleasant smile for all. Her leisure time is usually spent playing basketball or volley ball. After graduation Ruth hopes to secure a job working with children. Ruthie declares her only reason for attending U.L.H.S. is to get a class jacket and a ring. Activities: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 121 Patrol 10, 11, 12g Basketball 101 Senior Play. MYRA LYNN HACKER June 25, 1936 Hack Hack is one of the most versatile members of our class. She has proven ber talents in sports, music, as editor of the Leolette , and as Bonnie Mae and Sylvian in our plays. She joined our class in eighth grade transferring from Brownstown. Ever since her arrival at U.L.H.S. she has been a faithful organizer and supporter of all activities. She is one of the few to take four years of Latin. Myra, a general student, plans to further her education at Millers- ville State Teachers College. With her talent and personality we are sure Myra will make a success of her teaching career. Activities: Band 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 121 Patrol 10, 113 fFirst Lieutenantl 123 Student Council 10, 11, 123 Staff 11, fCo- editorl 123 Vice president of class 11, 123 Typing Club 10, 115 Track 10 ' Q 9

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WALTER DALE HORST January 27, 1936 Horny Horsty is a. very industrious fellow often seen tinkering with something in the chemistry lab. He is frequently seen with Jo in his spare time. Dale, who lives in Blue Ball, joined our ranks in sixth grade. After spending six successful years at U.L.H.S., Dale plans to go on to college. 4 This lanky guy has been a very capable manager of the basketball team for three years. Dale has also distinguished himself by his subtle jo es. Activities: Patrol 10, 11, 123 Basketball Manager 10, ll, 123 Science Club 10, 11: Outdoor Life Club 12: .lunior Playg Senior Playg Track 10, 11, 12. resides. ' graduating from U.L.H.S. Play. RUTH ELIZABETH HORST November 1, 1936 Ruthie Rutlie, a blue-eyed brunette, joined our ranks as a ninth grader. Her favorite pastime is riding in a certain two-toned Ford which is frequently seen in front of her home. Ruth's school day would not be complete without a long confer- ence with Phyllis. After graduation Ruth expects to take up the art of housekeeping. Activities: Dramatic Club 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 123 Junior and Senior Plays. 1I ,Q Q.. Mim plans to do secretarial work after graduation. She is a capable typist and is often seen typing in the oliice. r MIRIAM ELIZABETH HORST January 5, 1937 Mim This curly-haired lass, who hlushes readily, joined the class of '54 in her junior year. She came to us from Brownstown where she now Miriam is, following the example of her brothers and sisters by Activitiesz, Dramatic Club 113 Travel Club 125 Staff 123 Senior A I ff-ZMM A