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

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c? v QtS nE- rmi Louis Gunton Tennis Club (3, 4) ; Hi-Y (4) Class Basketball (3, 4) Senior Senate (4) A tennis star is “four-eyed I ou,“ His plays amaze the crowd. Always when he’s around the school He makes us feel quite proud. Grace Elizabeth Hall Choir (2, 3) With graceful poise and face serene She walks in meditation; She's counting all the days, I ween. Till she has her vacation. Charles Frederick Haltnorth Class Basketball (4) Business Staff, Monitor, (4) Fritz is the bright star center Of our class basket-ball. He gets so many baskets Because he is so tall. Agnes Marie Haun Choir (1, 2); Class Play (4) Oh, take life’s pleasure while you may, Best afterward denied; Our Agnes, tall and sw'eetly fair. Is joy personified. Mary Elizabeth Hill Mary is usually quiet and shy Thinking, perhaps, of days gone by; Bessons she gets with earnest care. Happy we hope will be her fare.

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 MEWiir s fai .- •Q Helen Virginia Flynn Class Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Pinafore (3); Class Play (4) English Department Editor (4) Helen can lauKh When everyone weeps; With smiles on her face Each trouble she meets. Thomas Francis, Jr. Hi-Y (4); Adelph c (3, 4) Class Basketball (4); Class Play (4) Latin Club, Pres., (4) Boys’ Athletics Editor (4) Class Will A poet or a Jester's art He fills with equal grace, And drives dull care from any heart With puns and smiling face. Lillian Edith Friedman Torentum H. S. (1, 2, 3) Librarian (4) In her dark eyes adventure gleams To beckon kindred friend; Her ling'ring smile forever speaks Of knowledge without end Ralph Friedman Tarentim H. S. (1, 2, 3) Class Basketball (4) Here is u worker,— Ralph is no shirker; Vim he has heaps. He looks ’fore he leaps. Chester Emmil Grigsby Hi-Y (3, 4); Class Basketball (2, 3) Varsity (4) ; Adelphic (3, 4) Business Staff, Monitor, (4) Commencement Speaker. A gallant nohle friend is he. and brilliant with the rest. And when it comes to Math, you see, he ranks well with the best. 20 J

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 r riKPHii v. aft, Ji Anna Cathern Ketzel Librarian (4) Merry, merry, quite contrary, Never rush and never tarry; Always bright and always merry— Truly she can ne’er grow' old. Sallie Ann Ketzel Business Staff, Monitor, (4) In girlish zeal she talks all day,— And then W'e ask “What did she say?” Marguerite Emma Knobloch Choir (2, 3) ; Mikado (4) If you happen along when the warning bell’s rung. This maiden you’ll surely discover: Though she says all the w'ay to school she has run. She is late from one day to another. Elsie Eleanor Lennig Language Editor, Monitor (4) Commercial Club (4). She types w’ith swift increasing speed From mystic shorthand signs; Great worth for any business need. One reads between the lines. Susan Elsie Leonard Commercial Club (4) Come maiden, bring your rhymes and charm With all their gentle art; Or play the cook, or help some way; We know you’ll do your part. 22