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

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nE- fHrti ;p Hazel Mae Johnson Knitting Club (4) When you see n wee Kiri in n great big car Go skimming through country both far and wide. It is wife to Hay that school in out. And Hazel has gone for her daily ride. Natalie Johnston Her correspondence is extensive. She writes letters by the score : In all her study periods She writes two. or three, or more. Robert Walter Johnson Hi-Y (2); Adelphic (4) Class Basketball (2-3) Varsity Basketball (4) Varsity Baseball (2) ; Track (3-4) The wonder of it struck her dumb She could not speak, she could but stare. At Inst she turned, and faintly gasped. Oh. tell me quick! Is that his hair? Carroll D. Kearns Senior Plays (1-2-3-4); “Pinafore” (2) “Mikado” (3) ; “Twig of Thorn” (4) Class Basketball (3) ; Varsity Baseball (2) Class Football (4) ; Hi-Y 43-4) Vaudeville (4) Adelphic (2-3-4 Secretary 4); Latin Club (3) Commencement Program McCormack can’t surpass him. He’ll make Harry Lauder weep. He’ll make Bushman’s love look hollow. And take fame’s ladder at one leap. Katherine Jane Kennedy Class Basketball (1-2-3) Varsity Basketball (3-4); Mikado (3) Vaudeville (4); Girls Club (3-4) Girls Athletics’ Editor (4); Knitting Club (4) Katherine likes her English class Though it’s so warm she’s fairly wiltin' Because you see. tis in that class She studies ’’Paradise Lost” and Milton. 25

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mat -q£ jT Alvin Gilbert Hemphill Hi-Y (4) Adelphic (4) I»ts of girls have tried real hard This boy to imprm, But old and young and groat and small Have failed, they all confess. Christina Humble A quiet little girl is she. Whom wo seldom over see. For always in her room she stays And cheerfully works through all the d ly . Leota Marguerite Hunter Knitting Club (4) Leota is a happy lass Smiling greetings as we pass. At Knitting Club she gave delight With ’‘Towner Shall Be Tied Tonight.' Mary Adaline Jefferies Class Basketball (1-2-4); Chorus (1-2-3-4) “Pinafore” (2) ; Knitting Club (4) Girls’ Club (2-3-4); Commercial Club (3-4) Librarian (4); Baccalaureate Music (4) Mary’s temper’s like a pepper Fiery, and hard to tame, But she has some excellent qualities And makes friends just the same. Leta John Orchestra (1-2-3-4) Commercial Club (4) French Club (4); Knitting Club (4) Commencement Program Leta John!” You'll see the combination Around the hall most any time o’day. There is one thing that makes him Oh. so jealous. And that's the fact that Leta loves to play. 24

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•'□Til! Helen Kirk Class Basketball (1-2-3-4); Chorus (4) Mathematics Club (4) ; Girls' Club (3-4) “Mikado (3); “Pinafore (2) Vaudeville (4) ; Senior Play (4) Knitting Club (4) ; Alumni Editor (4) If Helen once appeared before her teacher With idle hand , how great would he the shock. I firmly believe that home they straight would send her To Ret her knitting needle and her sock. Elizabeth Kramer Class Basketball (3) ; Latin Club (3) Monitor Staff (3-4); Editor in Chief (4) Girls' Club (4) ; Knitting Club (4) Commercial Club (4) Commencement Speaker For stories, poems, editorials too. Our highest praise to Elizabeth is due: Without this bright lass and her energy The Monitor would lack originality. Margaret Ida Kuntz Central High School, Washington, D. C. (3) Knitting Club 4) ; Commercial Club (4) Senior Play (4) Margaret’s a new girl in our class, A quiet, unobtrusive lass : In speaking she surely does delight And works at it with all her might. Edward J. Lazear Class Baseball (4); Varsity (2) Class Football (2-3) Adelphic (3-4) Commercial Club (4) A very gallant ladies man Where’er he doth appear. He breaks all hearts which he can reach His name is Ed I azear. John Champion Leonardson Adelphic (3-4) ; Class Basketball (4) Class Baseball (4); Hi-Y (3-4) President Tennis Club (4) ; Class Football (4) Commercial Club (4) Here is Jack Champion, happy is he No matter wherever he chances to be In class all the jokes he always can see, And he squints up his eyes and chuckles in glee. 26