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

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 $£T = MKTH iai Jr Florence Catherine Shields How like a flower, nodding by a stream, Regardless of the world's turmoil and strife; Her smile suggesting sunshine's softest gleam. Symbolic of the brightness of her life. Wendell Holmes Shoaff Plaingrove H. S. (1, 2, 3); Hi-Y (4) Class Play (4); Adelphic (4) “Where are the culprits? Bring them in— We’ll hear their crimes today.” So spake the ven’rable Sexton Shoaff When in the Senior Play. Dorothy E. Stahl Class Basketball (3) ; Chorus (2, 3) Mikado (4) ; Class Play (4) When roaming through these halls so fair. Dot Stahl’s voice you're sure to hear, it would certainly charm any, Rut it most appeals to Kenny. Corinne Kilgore Streib Class Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Don’t you know this sunny’ maiden With the smile that’s far renowned? You should see her in the gym. then. Winning vict'ry’ at each round. William Francis Gaston Swisher Adelphic (3) Dong distance walks are Billy’s hobby. To school he w’alks six miles; The country girls from all around Fall prey’ to his broad smiles. 30

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r n rmi aD -Jjxi Pauline Elisabeth Rhodes Commercial Club (4) Thi«, 'tis easy to be seen. Is no other than Pauline, Always happy in a crowd Never noisy, never loud. Jessie Eleanor Robinson Tall and stately, this maiden fair. Her smile is welcomed everywhere. Bessie Marie Rosenblum Chorus (2) ; Class Play (4) Senior Senate (4) ; Editor-in-chief (4) Vice-President N. C. A. of H. S. J. (4) Valedictorian Without Ressie what could we do?— The busiest girl of all the school. Ready for work, ready for play, ’Though sometimes sad,—usually gay. Clyde Alexander Sadler Claes Play (4) ; Adelph'c (3, 4) Hi-Y (4) ; Class Basketball (4) Clyde, you’re tall and oh. how haughty! l o you ever act real naughty? Reasons ably you prepare. And the bravest you will dare. Ruth Miller Shafer Class Play (4) ; Latin Club (4) Commencement Speaker Serene she moves ’mid hurried throng. Her gift of music brings.— To her, ideal and real belong. Dreams not impairing things. 29

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W Ore MKTH1I James Lewis Vogan Football (3, 4); Track (3) Basketball—Class (2, 3); Varsity (4) Adelphic (4); Hi-Y (3, 4) Orchestra (3, 4); Class Play (4) President A. A. (4) Class Color Bearer (4) This versatile Individual Keeps changing all around; From football team to orchestra His abilities resound. Ina Mae Weigle Dramatic Editor, Monitor, (4) Her name we've seen full many a time Upon the roll of honor; 'Tis said she likes things good and fine. Her tastes are quite ambrose-ial. Joseph Iddings Weinschenk Football (4) ; Class Play (4) Joe is quite a lady’s man. He dances till he’s dizzy; He gets his lessons when he can. Hut always seems so busy. Sarah Katherine Wirsing I)ark-haired. demure, sweet maiden. A good housewife you'll make! In Domestic Art you are a shark. And you can cook and bake. Lester W. J. Wolford Business Manager, Monitor, (4) Class Play (4) ; Football (3) Lester is our business man. Whose voice we love to hear: But when he tells us what to do. He fills our hearts with fear! 31