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

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WILLIAM P. DUKES “Bill” William never has to worry About hearing speeches low ; By the piano with hi fiddle Willie wield hi bow. Orchestra (10-11-12); Squad Leader (12). ELIZABETH M. DUKES “Duke ” Elizabeth like commercial work : She i always ready to try ; Even though it's difficult. You'll never hear her sigh. Commercial Club (12). ANNA J. DUVALL “Ann” Always quiet and reserved. Making every minute glad : With her smile and ease of manner No one dare be sad. KERMIT S. EDGAR “Kerin” This boy's a musician. He plays a cornet: Also in his studies. Upon him you can bet. Student Representative (12); Band (12); Perfect Aattendance (10). MARY H. EMERY “Red” Many, many girls we know But none that we will miss so: She always helped us when in need. Which shows she is a friend indeed. LINNEA E. ENGSTROM “Lin” Do not judge by what you hear. For though Linnea says not much Her stored up capacity. I am sure. Holds much that is untouched. Glee Club (11); Chorus (11-12); May Day Festival (11). 27

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THOMAS WILSON DICKEY. Jft. “Tom” Tom, Tom. the lawyer's son. He goes in for all the fun. You'll never find our Tommy Mad, For he has Hap to make him glad. Adelphic (10); “Lucky Break” (12); “Charm” (12); Squad Leader (11); Tennis (10) ; Ne-Ca-Hi Staff (12). MIKE DiTHOMAS “Mick” Snappy eyes. Pleasant smile: Certainly one, Who is worth while. Class Football (10-11); Class Baseball (10-11); Varsity Football (10-11); Class Basketball (11-12); Squad Leader (10). PHILIP DICKSON “Duke” Philip plays football With skill and with vim. For he in strong. Both in brain and in limb. Hi-Y jl2); Varsity Football (11-12); Class Football (11-12); Stadium Drive (10). WILLIAM JAMES DOUGLAS “Lucky” He’s tall and good-looking. And loyal to his clan ; It’s seldom you'll find such An ardent sports fan. Class Basketball (10-11-12); Class Football (12); Stadium Drive (11); Squad Leader (11-12). WILLIAM P. DRIVER “Fat” Although he's fat and jolly. Well liked by girls and boys. They say he beats his saxophone ’Cause it makes such a noise. Orchestra (10); Band (11-12); Squad Leader (10). WILBUR M. DOWNING “Duke” Wilbur Downing, Nice, happy lad : In paper hanging He's not so bad. 26

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JOHN G. ELSESSER “Twin” This i John. I est we forget : A lad from Went Pittsburgh Upon whom wo can bet. Class Baseball (11); Perfect Attendance (10-11). RICHARD C. ELSESSER “Tw.ny” “Dick Dick in the other of the two: They both are likeable chapN. There i some doubt about thiH. though ; He may be John, perhaps. Class Baseball (11); Perfect Attendance (10-11). ROSALIND EHRLICH “Roa” She's well on the road, her goal is in sight; There her name she will engrave; Hut try a she might and wish as she may. She can't make her eyes behave. Chorus (10); “Lucky Break” (12); “Charm” (12); “( raid’s Wife” (12); Squad Leader (11-12); May Day Festival (11). MARGARET ELLIOT “Peg” Peggy. Peggy, sweet and dainty. How your admirers grow ; There’s Lee and Paul, and Gene and Bob. And Johnny, all in a row. Girl Reserves (10-11-12); May Day Festival (11). CATHERINE P. ELMER “Cady” Her work is always of the best In a commercial line ; She’s good in shorthand and in type. And in other work just fine! Track (10); Commercial Club (12). LUCILLE EMERY When in the days to come We go to various plays, We'll remember how Lucille, the actresa Enlivened our high school days. Class Basketball (10); Class Hockey (10); Girl Reserves (10-11-12); “The Whole Town’s Talking” (11); “Charm” (12); “Peg O’ My Heart” (11); “Lucky Break” (12); May Day Festival (11); “Craig’s Wife” (12). 28