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

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rr rrnE rmi Gail B. McCreary Adelphic (3-4) Hi-Y (4) Commercial Club (3-4) A sturdy farmer lad is Gail. For ho has a lot of grit. He also helps grow the food you know And in that way does his bit. Aelred J. Marceau Hi-Y (2-3-4); Adelphic (2-3-4) Class Basketball (1) ; Varsity (2 3-4, Capt 4) Baseball (2 3) ; Track (3-4) Vaudeville (4) Commercial Club (3-4); Class Sec. (2-3-4) Mikado (3) ; Twig of Thorn (4) ; Advertising Staff Monitor (4); Class Donor (4) ; Athletic Board (4) Pres. Athletic Association (4) Aelred sits behind the table. Swiftly writes the minutes out. But when asked to read them over. He can’t tell what they're about. Hester Irene Manewal Commercial Club (3) Hester is a solemn child I.aughs at no jokes, strong or mild. Ne- er smiles in any class Though she knows she’ll surely pass. Marie Mershimer Commercial Club (3); Chorus (3-4) Mikado (3); Vaudeville (4) Twig of Thorn (4) ; Knitting Club (4) Baccalaureate Music (4) Wc have a girl right here with us Devoid of flurry and of fuss. Always ready to help along By lending a hand or singing a song. Charles Franklin Miller Hi-Y (4) Adelphic (4) Commercial Club (3) Here’s a boy who wields a broom. And gives us floors so nice and clean. He thinks that girls are useless things. Who should be neither heard nor seen. 29

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r William Francis McCann Hi-Y (3-4); Adelphic (4) Varsity Track (1-2) Class Track (4) Here's the boy who shines in History, Knows it all from A to 7, ; Remembers names and date and battles. And was never known to get a ’D.” Rex H. McClintock Hi-Y (2-3-4); Adelphic (3-4), President (4) President Mathematics Club (4) Class Football (4); Class Basketball Mgr. (4) Baseball Track Mgr. (4); Science Club (4) Advertising Mgr. Monitor (4) Swede” is a blue-eyed blonde ho fair. In physics his knowledge is beyond compare: He got mnnv ads which are in this book But we kindly won’t mention the time it took. Harold David McConahy Adelphic (3-4); Hi-Y (4) Track (3); Latin Club (3-4) “Actions speak louder than words.” indeed, ’Tis a true established fact. So Harold ever since he's boon with us. Hus made it his business to act. Frank D. McCreary Class Baseball (4) Commercial Club (3) Frank, you have a greedy nature! We’ll tell you why but don’t get sore. You’re not content with just enough. But insist on having Moore. Justine N. McCune Knitting Club (4) Justine towers far above us. Both in character and height. As a friend she’s true and steadfast. Helps to make our burdens light. 28

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Willard E. Parker Hi-Y (2-3-4) ; Adelphic (2-3-4) Class Baseball (4); Science Club (4) Vaudeville (4); Tennis Club (3-4) Chorus (4); History Dept. Editor (4) We came upon him on a Handy beach Most buried beneath heaps of floworn fair, lie played upon bin little steel guitar. We knew that it was Willard by his hair. Milton Henry Pascoe Hi-Y (2-3-4); Adelphic (2-3-4) Orchestra (2-3-4); Commercial Club (4) Art Editor (4) This fair haired, pink cheeked, blue-eyed boy Resembles a modest and timid apri ir do -er Cut just wat-h him get into a flivver o»- Dodge| lies afraid to go more than 90 an hour. Lenore Patterson East Brook High School (1-2-3) Chorus (4); Girls’ Club (4) Senior-Play (4); Knitting Club (4) Happy Ignore, from care she is free Seem hk contented hh one could be. {Joe to her clauses with heart so light. Gives the impression she’s studied all night. Nannie J. Patton Latin Club (3) Knitting Club (4) Oh Nannie, come tell us the reason For those rosy cheeks we see. Is it bashfulness. or naturalness? Or what in this world can it be? Regina Popp Class Basketball (1-2) Varsity Basketball (4) Knitting Club (4) See the red is mounting higher Until now it looks like fire. The teacher has said with smile so bright. Regina Popp, you may recite.” 30