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

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LAURA DiTHOMAS This pretty, little, dark haired lass Has many friends in every class. VIRGINIA DONALDSON NVith her hair so brown and her skin so pale, Virginia f1'om Highland Heights does hail. JAMES DONOFRIO Our James is always happy and jolly, And knows how to work without any folly. EVELYN DOUGLAS If from Miss Douglas, Defense Stamps you're buying, Then you're doing your part to keep 'em Hyinfrf' LEO DOVER No white cliffs on Dover: nor any bluebirds, This Leo's no lion, but a man ol' few words. CLIFFORD DOWNING Maybe in school he does not toil Because at heart, he's a son of the soil. EDNA DOYNO Rosy cheeks and laughing eyes, For winning ways she takes the prize. VIVIAN DUKES A golden-haired maiden who swims with such ease, She dives like the girl on the flying trapeze. ARTHUR DURLESSER An expert at delivering postal tele- grams, And, like most seniors, dreads final CXHIYIS. ROBERT DURNING With the girls he's always very shy, But he'll get over it by and by. DONALD DuSHANE Don drives his Pontiac to school, He's very quiet as a rule. WILLIAM EAKIN His golf scores are always up to par, He can hit that pellet high and far.

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if +I 4 41 1 l , I . 1 1 1 , W 1 l 1 1 1 +1 41 1 1 1 1 l 4: 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 3 1 , , 1 1 1 l . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I I K 'X +1 il i' fi 41 4K K 41 41 41 il 41 'K 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 5 ' 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 l 5 1 . 1 l f l i 1 x 'K 1 1 W +1 1 +1 ' 1 4: 4K 1 x , l i , 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l 1 1 PHILLIP DeANGELlS Phil's so quiet and refined, Quite a modest chap, you'll find. MIKE DEBELAK Deb is Working his way to the top, He earns his pay at a bakery shop. LOIS ANN DEELY Dependable in all her tasks, VVillingf to do what anyone asks. MARY DeLORENZO Mary. with her charming voice, Rates very high in our choice. JOSEPHINE DeMASE A line athletic girl is she- Our Josephine belongs to the G. A. C. SUE DeMATTO It seems that Sue sews seams so well, -Say that, and your chances with Ripley are swell. ALBERT DeMUCClO Albert is a friend.to all. Plenty of pep, but not very tall. LAWRENCE DESIMONE Tall and quiet, and oh, such might, In days of old, he'd have been a knight. JOSEPH DIANA VVell versed in history is our Deacon Joe. And there's not much of anything that he doesn't know. MARY E. DICKEY Libby is the Treasurer of Girl Reserves, But in Home Economics she makes pl'ESel'VeS. LINWOOD DILKS On the cinders you'll see Lyn, Always trying: hard to win. JOHN DISARRO Happy and gay as the birds that sing, NVith never a frown about anything.

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M'ARY LOUISE EDDY She plays her Violin with a zest She's second fiddle. but the best. ESTHER ELEFANT Always her lessons she does pursue, She never forgets each one to do. ROBERT ENGLAND Always smiling, always happy, this incurable young clown, It'll take much more than books to get this fellow down. AUDREY EVANS For her good work in Girl Reserves Most hearty thanks she well de- serves. HELEN FALATKO Ambitious, brieht, and full of fun. She proves a star in life's mad run. WILLIAM FALLS A hall patrol is Billy Falls. And faithfully he guards the halls. MARY FAVA Dimpled, dark, and short, Ma1'y's always a good sport. FLORENCE FEE Happy-.eo-lucky, full of fun, In no way is she outdone. RUTH FEHL As Willie, the bard, asked, What's in a name 7 We're sure she won't Fehl to reach deserved fame. MILDRED FELASCO Here's the girl who leads our yells When the scoreboard victory tells. DONALD FERGUSON Don will be there if you need him: All he asks is that you feed him. MARY FERRARI In every way she fills the bill: She has a seeretary's skill.