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

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SHIRLEY ANN WYBLE October 10, 1936 Shirley After completing six years of school at Bareville, Shirley came to Upper Leacock to complete her education. Shirley has distinguished herself by her ability to keep quiet. Shirley's greatest desire is to become a typist, and toward that end she has taken the commercial course. Activities: Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Study Club 103 Travel Club 11, 12. JOAN LOUISE ZIMMERMAN ' .lunv 16, 1936 Zimmie'i .loan began her education in the Bareville school. Then she moved to Blue Ballg but we were fortunate enough to have her return to us in our freshman year. .loan is one of the girls who are kept quite busy with extra- curricular activities. ,loan was chosen by her classmates as a candi- date for the State Good Citizen Award. She displays her musical talent by her active participation in band and mixed chorus. Since ,loan is an accurate worker in commercial subjects and can loop the loops in shorthand, we predict success for her as a private secretary. Activities: Staff 11. 12g Band 10, 11, 12g Student Council 10, 11, 12g Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club 10, 113 Cheerleader 10, 11. 125 Class Secretary 105 Senior Playg Magazine Drive Manager 11, 12, CLASS OFFICERS President ...... ................. .... 1 a mes Myers Vice President --- --- Myra Hacker Secretary .... -- Patricia Hoover Treasurer --- -- Galen Shreiner CLASS MOTTO We have crossed Ihe bay, the ocean lies before us. x CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLOR Cardinal Red and White 20

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KATHRYN SHIRLEY WEAVER February 13, 1937 Kathy Shirley began her high school education at Mohnton High School. She joined our class at the beginning of the senior year. Having studied commercial subjects, she tells us that she wants to become a secretary. I wonder whom she will take dictation from. May success be yours, Shirley. Activities: Dancing 105 Staff 10, 115 Horizon Club 105 Library Club 115 Junior Playg Dramatics Club 125 Mixed Chorus 12. ROBERT L. WEAVER June 9, 1936 Bob Bob, who resides in Blue Ball, entered U.L.H.S. in the ninth grade. Robert's main interest is music, and many are the times we hear him practicing on the organ. He has selected the academic course and is one of the few to complete a four-year Latin course. Bobis desire is to be a music teacher in the future. We are sure he will succeed in his chosen career. Activities: Boys' Chorus 125 Senior Manager 125 Basketball Man- ager 10, 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Science Club 10, 115 Student Council 12. NORMAN DAVID WALLACE, JR. February 3, 1935 'KWallie Norman came here to U.L. from Robertsdale when his family moved to New Holland, R. D. JH. His main interest is sports to which he has devoted a great deal of time during his last three years in school. Wallie has as constant companion, his blue Ford, which he pur- chased in January. Wallace plans to be a truck driver, but at present he works at Sam's Sunoco Station in Blue Ball part time. Activities: Basketball 115 Soccer 125 Baseball 115 Track ll, 125 Travel Club 11, 12. 19

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Class Roll GEIGLEY- GERLACH- GOOD- CREINER- HACKER- HERR- HOOVER- HORNBERGER- D. HORST-- HORST- HORST- V. HORST- HUF FORD- KEN SINGER- MARTIN- MELLINGER- MILLER- MILLER- Lois is such a quiet girl But she's as precious as a pearl. Arthur loves his science and math, But when thereis English, he runs like a Retiring, gentle, modest too, To all her friends sheis ever true. Of our school band Dale is a member And a favorite of the opposite gender. A helpful, happy noisy girl Will keep her lover in a whirl. Who always seems so shrewd and bright And dignified with calm delight. Vera is the class wit And often leaves us in a fit. Pat is cheerful and full of fun She never quits till the work is done. Harry often leaves us in a whirl For you see-he has a steady girl. This industrious, earnest, ardent lad Is noted for his gift of gab. To be a secretary is Miriamis desire A job at which sheill never tire. Ruthie with her diamond ring, ls so happy she could sing. A jolly, happy, noisy miss, To hear her sing is perfect bliss. In English Joanne is a brain Perhaps someday sheill reach fame. Reserved and active, witty, free, Whose auburn hair you're sure to see To work in an ofiice is Glenn's plan We're quite sure theyill accept this man. Now here is Doris who likes to flirt, We trust this pastime will not hurt. Although Joan is considered quiet, She frequently creates a riot. Phyllis is often seen with Don With whom she has very much fun. 21 flash