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

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C7 ?) William Wallace Horner Class President (2) ; President A. A. (2) Football (1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 3) Varsity Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Track (1, 2, 3) Varsity Baseball (1, 2; Captain 3) Class Play (4); Ass’t Class Donor (4) Handsome Bill Horner sat In hla corner. An all-around fellow was he,— In sports one and all; likes stria short and tall.— None a more loyal class-mate than he. David James Hoskins Class Basketball (2) Varsity (3, 4; captain 4) Football (3, 4); Adelphic (4) Mikado Chorus (4) I avy is an athlete He's also very wise The KigKllnK girls all think him “cu His favorite fruit is pies. te, Harold Hayes Hoover Hi-Y (3, 4); Adelphic (3, President 4) Class Play (4) ; Track (3) He wins the goal who argues long. And earnest is.—that trust May separate the right and wrong, Then is a triumph Just. Lyle Cunningham Hughes Football (4); Class Play (4) Track (3) As pop'lar as the poplar tree. (Which every day we all may see) Although he’s not so big and burly. With girls you see him late and early. Charles Hadden Spurgeon Jordan Harlansburg H. S. (1, 2, 3) Charles has been with us Just this year. But he has made a name. His modest unassuming ways Have earned sufficient fame.

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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

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 HE-W1! 53. siQ ru David Frederick Leonardson Hi-Y (3, 4); Commercial Club (4) If this great Davl l had to go To meet Goliath tall. He wouldn't take a stone along— He'd use a billiard ball. Allurah McChesney Leslie Librarian (4); Latin Club (4) Mathematics Editor (4) Excels In mathematics. A genius famed at rhyme, She never stops to worry. And has her work each time. Cecelia Lewis Commercial Club (4) She's quiet and modest, unlike the rest. But by those who know' her, is loved the best. Claire Franklin Locke Commercial Club (4) Claire’s a very modest lad. Who studies hard all day; When school is out he goes to work And ne'er was knowm to play. Louis H. Kohler Adelphic (3, 4); Hi-Y (4) Commercial Club (4) Advertising Manager, Monitor, (4) If I.ouie Kohler to college goes, For work he need not worry. When students hear his mighty voice He’ll “cheer lead in a hurry. 24