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

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ga vi t ' 2 is 1, :lags ' N llhrxlhiwp-We! N f Eq uine A IQF28 at i ll5:5QU'1'd' A re i f SUPERINTENDENT LLEWELYN , 5-I In serving, for eleven years, the public schools of Newcastle Superintendent N Llewelyn,s efforts have been untiring. You will find that our superintendent is a - - an who gets things done because of his powerful executive qualities. He is a man ispired by the better things attained through higher education. His executive N ility combined with his kindly attitude towards all make him a great and popular el ucator. I V' , V I , Q It is due to his strenuous efforts that we now have the splendid equipment in 4' , b' ity combined with his kindly attitude towards all make him a great and popular - - - Yi hey shall remember him always as a wise counsellor and a true friend. py t K at C X is N ,wg R Qfl l XXU. i l 5 f l l C. ug sr' S-I Q52 is X l'r-' Q ,r ikrjj ,. w-5, f at ' e i - ' X 1:56 V4 jf.'. f'n A' i ' . , L' ' .. - , - 'JI LA. i D , -.-,. .., .af - --- -i--- ' , ' M7 ' ' .. .ff -2 'r'- , .. 4 K - - -1 - i '- 1 , ' s ' if ' -: , 1 t ff' ff' -, ' ' T1 W ' . F ' s ' 'L ti ff' Q ' '7 A-.SV l .wQ.ismsMst.t1awsJmnmQuQem iofisstcsgcewe 3 e T . ff? 4 SE I

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i IQQ8 BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES ' Q X Controlling many matters, acting with great import and yet with little publicit El is the board of school trustees. At the head of this group is Mr. Emmett McQuinn,' I a local business man. Mr. Martin Koons is secretary and Mr. Ray Davis, treasurer. ffm w jg It is to this board that critical matters go and it is then that the members take actions I ' 'S i - S lf! which vitally affect the school. The members meet once a month, or oftener forfq J -is l special meetings. , Newcastle has been exceptionally fortunate in securing as members of the boa such capable and influential men. They are Well able to understand the needs of t eg lip ' . , A school and to make wise decisions in all matters. i- XZ. V K , 3' ' . V , ,f X .-. i' R rg: X This group of men deserves much credit for the way they have handled tha L? t positions as school administrators. .X X, i lu ,l , Q ' -ggizrr, Qlha-yfA',f ' L15 ,gm lg 'Gfvt W . 'vi 1' - xx E-H 1' ' ei'ixN-me V X ' i k iii - X li' if , ' ' fu ll ,,- - . 1 lr, -' T' gi- wx -. Wul2:.Lo1 E8iY3-f'QPEifi1:-114.153 be 53353 f'.? i15'3' ' adv. - fx I 0 4 J --is :'T.agA.L iw , '?5J:f? -'

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i Ri b afifhe IQQ8 mbsennial ff xx f ,, PRINCIPAL VALENTINE ,M A . ! I Mr. Valentine-the students' friend. Our principal has the rare faculty of FQ . If being able to refuse requests of the students and in the end get a rousing cheer f F U. ' l his generosity. It is exceedingly essential to the harmony and smooth running of e ' school that a manpwith patience and understanding act as adviser. He is inti with the students, and always has a good word to spur them on to a higher de . of learning. By many acts of thoughtfulness he has shown the genuine interest! a ag. he has in the growth and in the betterment of our school. We feel that the . itgjpgep gl of a principal could not be placed in more capable hands than those of Mr. Valen ' .' if 55539 x GL -'22 'Q , ' I-is-Laalff' FT f ' N2 1 - V if i . I f lilgl K. ' K X31 QM5 N ' .535 il! ' A fe 1' lggs. 1 'u Q ', c 2 ., ' Frmwgbikzxxrs J 'Nl '- alll - I 'qw' '- .. -5' - .si-1-isa. A X -- ,... .5 'E , q, .L.,.lv-5-hi lg., ,.., 4 fkgiqgm- N -pm. i V- - - . . . .- . . - - - . - ww, '- P 'sf Q G -- ,. 1-- - ,a f ' f if v N Av. ' Pie 'wwf . --f - 1. 4- 1 - ITTLP' QFUQ' fu 123651 .. -'A- -nf '-' V, f5k 5!f1? 55 ' Qt ? l F .' 6,5299 'f :'?.rfd:. Tffi. '24J':? 'Z-JKIEE 11 .1 SLR-3',5fS7'?Z9 'f