New Castle High School - Ne Ca Hi Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

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SENIORS. John A. Holland, Treasurer. John A. Holland, our wizard of music, ha developed into quite a lady’s man. John likes the girls and they like him. He is a quiet, bashful all around sport of a follow. For the last two years has been treasurer of our cl As performing his duties with ability and good will. Mykanwy Williams She reminds us of the lines in Gray’s Elegy: “Full many a flower of purest rays serene. The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear; Full many a flower is born to blush unseen. And wasted sweetness in the desert air.” M. Alma Flynn, Secretary. M. Alma Flynn, loved by all. hated by none She is quite interested in the action of water; she likes Eddies (eddys). Of course all know her wonderful ability as a comedienne. During her Junior year she made her debut as an actress in the role of a servant girl, in ’•lnquomaz.” Flynnie has also played the parts of Bridget” and Overstudy.” 28

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SENIORS. Kknnkth G. Kkidkr. President. Kenneth G. Reider, the man of affairs, is the efficient president of the 1913 Class. All through his high school career, “Kenny'' has paid strict attention to his studies and is a student among students. He as the president of the Athletic Association, did much for that organization. All feel certain that he will make his mark in the world. Thomas K. McComb. Editor. Thomas K. McComb is a real worker and a great supporter of the school. He has demonstrated that school books ami business can go together. The ladies have quite an attraction for him this year, and we firmlv hope that he will continue the good work. Maky C. Griffith. Vice President. Mary C. Griffith, the ardent admirer of ••Red” hair, is the vice president of our class. She has been active in all our school affairs, being also vice president of our A. A. Was elect ed to fill the office of Class Historian on •lass night. She was the “Princess” in the Cantata given in our auditorium last year, filling the part with much ability. Mary is also n believer in anti-suffrage. 27

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SENIORS. Victor J. Blair Victor or little Blair, is a good sport. Vic has been with us only two years, but every one knows him. He is manager of our track team and plays foot ball; Vic is a runner too. He won a race in the meet with Beaver. They say Vic’s heart is affected but we have no |K»sitive proof. R. Paul Carlos Paul is the author of the last will and testament for class day. is a jolly pleasant fellow. He does not bother the girls much but prefers the quiet peacefulness of bachelorhood. J. Waldron Clemens Waldron, a modern example of what late hours, fair one and society will do. He has some marvellows ideas but that is to be expected from a marvellous person. UV