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

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THE SENIOR B CLASS Just as the entrance into high school is a strange event, and just as the change from Sophomores to Juniors is an important event, so is the vicissitude from Juniors to Seniors a climaxing event in one's high school career. From the time one enters high school, one sets as his goal the advent to the Senior rank and finally graduation. We, the present June Class of '32, have successfully passed through all these preliminary stages and are now entering upon our final semes- ter in this high school. We are well fortified to take up the reins which former classes have abandoned. We have the necessary experience gained in our Sophomore and Junior years, we have a capable super- visor and dependable officers to lead .usg we have stored up a wide range of knowledge concerning the ways and means of the schoolg we have the precedent of the former classes, and finally, we have the determination to uphold the honor of our class and the honor of the school. It will be a diiicult task to uphold the reputation of our class, both scholastically and athletically. We are represented in many of the organizations of the school, such as the Hi-Y, the Girl Reserves, the Senatus Romanus, and the Dramatic Club. One cannot mention the honor roll without fthinking of the Senior B Class. Mr. Bridenbaugh w'ith his assistants is probably thanking his lucky stars that the Class of '32 was created, for what would he have done had not our class furnished awbout four players for the varsity football team, not to men- tion the numerous substitutes, and goodness knows where the basket- ball team would finish if our all-W. P. I. A. L. guard were-injured? Both the Senior B teams are feared by their opponents in the intramural sports. ' Q By the time this annual has appeared, we shall have taken our first important stride socially. The farewell party given to the Senior A Class by the Senior B Class will have taken place. We have every 'hope that it will be a success. Now we have passed the crisis of our high school career. What has been done cannot be amended. It has been done through the de- termined efforts of our supervisor, our officers, and our mem-bers. There may be sorrow at our leaving, there may be gladnessg but, may we always remember our Alma Mater and the joy that it has given us. -PERRY REEHER. OFFICERS President ------ Robert Ailey Vice President - - Perry Reeher Secretary - - - Amil Lelenko Treasurer - - - David Long Supervisor - - Miss Edith Birchard - 31

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THE STEEL WORKER Huge, powerful, hardy, A Worker in every field, A builder of future, An idealistg The hub of civilization. He is a man of steel-: Nerves of steel, Muscles of steel, Ide-as of steel, Dreams of steel, The moulder of steel, The designer in steel. His Work is everywhere-: In the air, On the surface, Under the surface, Beneath the Waves. He binds the World with tenafcles of steel Making strangers neighbors. E He sends steel into air, land and Water, Making the ignorant Wise. He makes- steel Work, Making the poor rich. He shapes steel to protect, Making the weak strong. -VERCETUS MANOS. l 32 T