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

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r L he-wii - -JJ1 Edward Bleakley Hi-Y (2, 3, 4); Adelphic (4) Orchestra (2, 3, 4) Joans and Darbys—we've a scare Daves and Jonathans, beware! These have found their mates already; The only semblance, I declare. Of a badly mated pair— The lone and short of it, Sam and Eddie. Samuel Norman Bleakley Eastbrook Hifrh School (1, 2, 3) Orchestra (4); Class Play (4) Hi-Y (4) ; Adelphic (4) Mikado (4) Higher than a house. Higher than a tree. Higher than ignoble thoughts— Sammy Bleakley. Giovanni Pasquale Prioletti Latin Club (4) History Editor (4) He studies life and books the same. With philosophic view; Such climb to great reward,—and fame Is granted as their due. Harold Westwood Bryan Business Staff, Monitor (4) Class Play (4); Adelphic (3, 4) Hi-Y (3, 4) Commencement Speaker He proves, with mathematic zeal. That work may add a zest To any day; and one may feel He does his very best. Kenneth Emery Butler Football (3, 4); Class Play (4) Class Treasurer (4) Kenny is our noble treas'rer; He's the one who keeps us broke. Paving him should be a pleasure, j'ust the same, it is no Joke! J

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 E- n siS 1} Mabel Loretta Alexander Basketball—Class (1, 2); Varsity (3) Captain (4) Class Vice-President (4) She's a basket-ball star Both abroad and at home. She shines near and far In this art—quite aJone! Frances Willard Andrews Class Basketball (3, 4) What ixjet’s pen can half express The beauty of her blushes? I’m sure I’d make a fearful mess To paint them in with brushes, Adelaide Gladys Barber Librarian (4) She sees beyond the printed page While reading French romance. What does she dream.—of golden age And noble knight’s first glance? Geraldine May Bauman Class Basketball (4) Geraldine’s a tiny maiden. Fair of face with golden hair; Valued things in little boxes, Is the maxim she doth bear. Laura Elizabeth Bell Latin Club (4) A quiet voice denotes repose Of mind, and spirit, too; So may her life until its close Be peaceful in review.

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 m mt A m ? ,' W 77r , V. W 2Z7777777M A f= 'a David Aiken Byler Adelphic (3) A math shark is this country lad-His grades will witness bear. His only trouble seems to be In keeping down his hair. Samuel Bowman Carpenter Class Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Football Manager (4) Varsity Baseball (3) ; Adelphic (3, 4) Class Play (4) ; Hi-Y (3, 4) Of course you know without a doubt There’ll be a game today. Recognize them? Sure you do— That’s BownieV football lay. Anna Sara Cahn Class Basketball (1, 2) Commercial Club (4) A merry comrade, all her wit Is but to cheer, not sting; Her store of laughter to the world Rich Joy of wealth shall bring. Evea Elizabeth Coulter Pinafore (3): Class Play (4) Another poet in our class— ’Though she would not admit it; For she’s a very modest lass And would deny she did it. Earl Bentley Cover Adelphic (3); Baseball (2) This jolly young man For work has much power. They say that the rose Is his favorite flower. 16