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

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Viola Beryl Miller This I»kh of our class in a worker Quirt and studious she. She will make her mark in the world, we're sure. We wonder what nhe will bo. Louis Moretti Orchestra (2-3) Class Baseball (4) Commercial Club (3-4) Everyone stops and watches Louis When he dance . He does it especially wonderfully. When he's with Frances. William Glynn Morgan Class President (3-4); Class Football (3-4) Class Basketball (1-2-4); Varsity (3) Track (3-4); Class Baseball (4); Mikado (3) Chorus (3-4) ; Vaudeville (4) ; Senior Play (4) Twig of Thorn (4); Commercial Club (3-4) Hi-Y (2-3-4); Adelphic (3-4) Varsity Debating (3) Billy can run a class just fine. His talents are many in every line. All his clnss mates' love he wins. For he suffers for the classes' sins. Jessie Roberta Nelson Science Club (4); Knitting Club (4) Vaudeville (4) Oh. Jessie. so sweet and fair You're like a nicturc in a book. Your lauurh is like the sunshine On a clear and rippling brook. Everett Marcellus Nesbitt Adelphic (3-4) Class Basketball (1); Track (1-2-3) Commercial Club (4) This innocent looking boy May rival the English bard. For if you jret him started He’ll write verse by the yard. SI

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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

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ai Jl E m Johnray Preston Hi-Y (2-3-4); President (4); Adelphic (3-4) Mikado (3); Vaudeville (4); Senior Play (4) Chorus (4); Class Football (3) Varsity (4) Capt. Class Basketball (3-4); Track (4) Class Treasurer (3) ; Class Vice President (4) Varsity Debating Team (3) ; Class Orator BcK»»ld our nohle ex-president Of almost all organizations. Bet he rhrM on the job in athletics. In Adelphic. debates and orations. Frances Catherine Queer Class Basketball (1-2-3-4) French Club (4) Chorus (1-2); Pinafore (2) Girls Club (3); Knitting Club (4) F »nce Oucer is not the jrirl Her last name would imply. She rcallv isn’t one bit queer. And she’s trraceful. quick and spry. Dorothy Rabinovitz Knitting Club (4) Commencement Speaker (4) She’s very small. Hut say ! She’s smart ! We wish her joy With all our heart. Jay Leroy Reed Hi-Y (4); Sec. Treas. Adelphic (4) Class Baseball (4); Track (4) Science Club (4); Commercial Club (3) Chorus (3-4); Mikado (3) Vaudeville (4); Twig of Thorn (4) Ifo.-o js a country Rcntleman. Tbo music of nature he admims : Bp not so much as a Senior ffir| Of whose company he never tires. Mrry Genevieve Reed Knitting Club (4); Girls’ Club (3-4) Latin Club (3-4); Vice-President (3) Vaudeville (4); Librarian (4); Assistant Editor (4) Commencement Speaker (4) Tiny and true and tactful Studious, friendly and neat Brainy beyond comparison To know her is a treat.