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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1949 volume:

X e c -e-w o'T ScWo t PUBLISHED BY THE JUNE CLASS, 1949 NEW CASTLE, PA. FOREWORD K As we come to the close of our high school years we realize that some of the happiest and most carefree times of our lives are behind us. Now that we are about to enter into a more serious and responsible phase of living, we hope that in the years to come we can relive the past in memory from the pages of this book. TABLE OF CONTENTS Our Dedication Page 4 The Senior Review Page 5 Our Theme Page 5 The Staff Page 10 The Administrators Page 12 The Faculty Page 14 Our Class Page 19 In Memoriam Page 72 Class Prize Winners Page 72 Class Honor Roll Page 73 Class Poem and Song Page 74 The Roster Page 75 Our Activities Page 103 Music Department Page 129 Dramatics Page 133 Athletics Page 136 Advertisers Page 145 Page Three DEDICATION With heart-felt appreciation to one who has advised us in time of indecision, backed us in all our ventures, and helped in our development as a class, we, the Seniors of 1949 dedicate this yearbook to Miss Frances M. Haydon Page Four SENIOR REVIEW SOPHOMORES Jeepers, weren’t we a flock of lost pigeons that first day at Ne-Ca-Hi! It seemed rather silly to us, when our home room teachers gave us maps of the school, but later we realized how much they helped us. Weren’t we glad to learn that all those HORRIBLE things we heard don’t really happen to the sophomores? Our Reception was the highlight of our beginning days at Senior, and afterwards, we felt we really ‘belonged.’ We were certainly in a tizzy when our president quit school ond our vice president lolled in Florida. But looking back on it now, we remember our sophomore year as one filled with the fun and adventure of getting organized, becoming acquainted with each other and learning the customs that make up Ne-Ca-Hi. JUNIORS Many thought we would never make the grade, but here we are, upper classmen at last. Those poor Sophomores! That was some week end the football players and the band had at Bethlehem, when we won 28-6. But, before we knew it the New Year was upon us and we sponsored our first dance as Juniors. Then plans were made for the Hobo Hop. Oh, What Fun! With spring, Mary Lou Rocks was crowned May Queen. After that not much time was spent on school work, we just stood around admiring and envying the successful plans made by the Seniors, with all the privileges and responsibilities that belong to that choice species— and soon WE would be Seniors. SENIORS And then in the fall of ’48 we became Seniors! The highpoint of our first semester was the winning of the W.P.I.A.L. football championship and the P.I.A.A. cross country championship. Will you ever forget the night when Elaine Chapman and Tony Cialella reigned as king and queen at the football dance? The hilarious football parade, the noisy study hall, those pink slips, and the smash hits, “Susie the Siren,” and “The Professor Goes Haywire.” After an exciting season in basketball, the team managed to tie for fifth place. Then came thoughts of Easter vacation and graduation. The pictures, the dinks, the pennants, and name cards, our dinner dance, the annual, and CLASS DAY. But the Big Moment finally arrived when we walked across that endless stage and received our diplomas, which meant we must now bid a sad farewell to dear old Ne-Ca-Hi. Page Five ALMA MATER To the praise of our dear High School, Sing we, loud and long; Glory, honor and affection, Give we her in song. Hours of gladness, free from sadness, Happy students here; Sing we to our Alma Mater Ne-Ca-Hi so dear. All her children sing her praises With a love most pure, For her aims and inspirations Changelessly endure. With her beckoning hand before us We will do and dare, Live to honor, truth and virtue In these halls so fair. Bonds of friendship here we’re forming, They will never break, They will last still true unwavering For our High School’s sake. And the memories we will cherish As life’s path we tread, Of the friends we knew and valued Wearing black and red. When our student days are over, And no more we’re here, Still we’ll think of her with reverence, Alma Mater dear. Swell the singing, ever ringing, Gladly we’ll recall, When our student days are over, Life in these fair halls. THEME OF THE 49'ERS Although our years of school, like the covered wagon trails of 1849, have at times been hard and discouraging, they have nevertheless been entirely worthwhile. We have had to dig and work hard, and sometimes it seemed we had struck a false vein. Finally, after screening, sifting, panning and carefully inspecting our possibilities and attributes, we realize we have what every person in the world wants — the golden key to opportunity. We pushed ourselves toward a certain destination. In the case of the 1849’ers it was wealth, freedom and happiness; ours was graduation with our experiences, friendships and years of schooling behind us. In the future many of us will encounter hardships, a few of the luckier ones will find the treasures they seek. As descendants of the 49’ers of California, we should take certain strides. We have mined the hills of education and the mountains of experience and we have gotten what gold we could mine with the tools each of us possessed. Now, we must strike out and hunt new lodes. But before we leave, let us take one last look through the historic pages of the years that passed so swiftly — our school days. Page Eight THE ANNUAL STAFF James Thompson Editor-In-Chief Harry Bowen Assistant Editor Karen Sloan Business Manager Jean McLean Art Editor William Boak Advertising Robert D. Brown Literary Elaine Chapman Literary Anita Hensley Literary Sally Hogan Literary Ida Jane Lindoerfer Literary Doris Livermore Literary Phyllis Speck Literary Page Ten June Vincenl Literary Louise Ward Literary Donald Weisbaker Literary Janet Wilson Literary Herman Braatz Art Mary L. Campbell Art Sophie Giacumakis Art Esther Lindstrom Art Harold Lose Art Donald Morgan Art Dorance Newhard Art Paul Montgomery Photography Donald O'Leary Art Karl Thayer Photography Carolyn Green Advertising Manager Barbara Gilbert Typist Mary Ann Grycuk Assistant Adv. Mgr. Barbara Goetz Typist Beverly Polley Assistant Bus. Mgr Wanda Macios Typist Page Eleven DR. FRANK L. BURTON Superintendent MR. CLARE BOOK Principal MRS. MARJORIE NELSON Assistant Principal MR. FRED G. LESLIE Assistant Principal Page Twelve THE FACULTY £r Page Thirteen VIRGINIA ANDERSON Allegheny College A. B. MARGARET M. BARNES Pennsylvania College for Women A. B. BERNICE E. BARTLETT Geneva College B. A. Univ. of Michigan M. A. EDITH E. BIRCHARD Allegheny College A. B. JANET BRENNEMAN Westminster B. B. A. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. Ed. P. H. BRIDENBAUGH Franklin and Marshall A. B. ARTHUR C. BROWN Geneva College A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. L. MILDRED BURLESON Westminster B. A. HOWARD A. BUTLER Westminster B. S. N. R. CASILLO Univ. of New Hampshire A. B. Univ. of Pennsylvania MARY P. CLARKE Geneva College A. B. Penna. State College M. A. MARY LOUISE CLELAND Westminster College B. A. DONALD F. COPSON Ohio Wesleyan A. B. AUSTIN L. COWMEADOW Slippery Rock State Teachers College Univ. of Alabama B. S. SARAH M. DINSMORE Waynesburg College A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. L. Page Fourteen GRACE M. DODSON Univ. of Pittsburgh B. S. MAY EAKIN Oberlin A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. A. DOROTHY EDMUNDS Grove City Litt. B. BESS S. GAILEY Snow Froehlich School of Industrial Art Permanent Art Certificate ELEANOR S. GALBRAITH Geneva A. B. Middleburg M. A. CHARLES HARRIS Univ. of Pittsburgh Vocational Certificate CLARA M. HARTSUFF Grove City A. B. FRANCES M. HAYDON Wooster College B. A. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. A. ERNEST E. HILL Univ. of Pittsburgh Vocational Certificate CLAYTON F. HOFMEISTER Slippery Rock State Teachers College B. S. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. Litt. EMILY JOHNSTON Westminster B. A. Columbia Univ. M. A. ETHEL M. KELLEY Allegheny College A. B. Western Reserve Univ. A. M. LOIS B. KERR Geneva A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. Litt. EUGENE A. KIRKER Univ. of Florida B. S. W. L. KLEE Geneva A. B. Page Fifteen E. WILLIAM LEHTO Grove City College B. S. in C. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. Ed. HELEN R. LESLIE Temple Univ. B. S. Niagara University WILLIAM A. MARGRAF Univ. of Cincinnati A. B. and A. M. HARRY MARSHALL Univ. of Pittsburgh Vocational Certificate FRANCES H. MAXWELL Oberlin A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. Litt. RUTH McCART Allegheny A. B. FRANCES McCLAREN Westminster A. B. Columbia Univ. A. M. WALTER S. McKEE Grove City College B. S. in C. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. Ed. j. h. earl McKenzie Grove City B. C. S. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. Ed. RITA L. METZ Geneva College B. A. Carnegie Inst, of Tech. B. S. in L. S. ADELINE E. MILLER Wittenberg College A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh A. M. ROBERT M. MILLS Grove City College B. S. in C. Lebanon Valley College MARGARET A. MONTGOMERY Grove City B. S. in C. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. Ed. MARRY LONG MULLEN Carnegie Inst of Tech. B. A. DOROTHY NAPLES Slippery Rock State Teachers College B. S. NORMAN P. NELSON Allegheny College B. S. Columbia Univ. M. A. MARION G. NORD Indiana Teachers College H. ELIZABETH PARKER Westminster A. B. Univ. of Michigan A. M. MARION W. PATTON Slippery Rock State Teachers College B. S. CHRISTINE P. PICRELL Thiel B. S. Univ. of Pittsburgh ALAN A. PLANT Ohio State B. S. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. A. ROBERT N. H. PRICE Univ. of Pittsburgh Vocational Certificate JOE F. REPLOGLE Tech. A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh A. B.. M. A. GENEVIEVE M. RIDDLE Grove City College B. S. Univ. of Pittsburgh Litt. M. VIOLA H. SADLER Miami University B. S. MONA SOWASH Carnegie Inst, of Tech. B. S. Univ. of Edinburgh. Scotland. M. A. J. W. SCHMIED Case Inst, of Tech. B. S. HELENA STEVENSON Grove City College B. S. in C. OPAL STEVENSON Grove City College B. S. in C. CHARLOTTE TAYLOR Oberlin College A. B. Univ. of Michigan M. A. Page Seventeen GEORGE F. THOMAS Geneva A. B. JOSEPH H. THOMPSON SlipperyRock B. S. Univ. of Pittsburgh ROSE M. UHL Geneva A. B. Columbia A. M. MARY E. VAN DIVORT Mount Holyoke College A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. L. RUTH E. WALLACE Univ. of Pittsburgh B. S. RALPH L. WEIDE Allegheny College B. S. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. A. VIRGINIA WEINSCHENK Univ. of Pittsburgh A. B.. M. Litt. HELEN R. WESTLAKE Univ. of Pittsburgh A. B. and M. Litt. E. VERNA WILFERT Thiel College A. B. Univ. of Buffalo M. A. ROBERT K. WILSON Thiel College A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. E. DOROTHY YOUNG Westminster College B. B. A. GERALDINE FRY Clerk LELA G. MOORHEAD Clerk Page Eighteen OUR CLASS OUR LEADERS THROUGH '49 Vincent Lamorella David Horchler Robert Brown President Vice-President Treasurer Jane Lockley Secretary Page Twenty Norris Ahmed Eilleen Aiken Florence Alden Juanita Alexander Merle Allegro Donna Allen Philip Alpern Larry Altier Harley Altman Robert Altman Page Twenty-One OUR GUIDE Phyllis Aliobelli Donald Aluisia Robert Anastasia Mary Andy Ronald Anthony Samuel Arcury Gertrude Arent Angela Audino Thomas Baatz Russell Barge Page Twenty-Two William Beals Arden L. Bement, Jr. Margaret Benedict Emmett Bernard John Beynon Dorothy Bezak Adella Bigley Patricia Bigley Grace Black Walter Black Page Twenty-Three Larry Blackwell Verda Blanton Rose Mary Blondo William Boak Bernard Bober Helen Booher Frank Book Santina Bordonaro Mary Bouzinakis David Bowen Page Twenty-Four DOUBLE DECKER Margaret Brindle Rose Buckley Harry Bowen John Brinion Herman Braatz Merle Brooks Suzanne Bradley Shirley Brooks Helen Brickner John Buckley Page Twenty-Five THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT Richard Burgo Carole Burke Michael Calabrese Jessie Calveri James Campbell Mary Eliz. Campbell Mary L. Campbell Sally Campbell Carmella Camerot Clara Candida Page Twenty-Six Mary Canfora Gerald Cangey Nick Cangey Domenick Cangey Rila Carrigan Ada Cass Raymond Cassella Robert Cassella Vincent Castrucci John Cavalier Page Twenty-Seven Jean Cavallo Anna Champ Elaine Chapman Alax Christine Evelyn Church Tony Cialella Raymond Cioffi Joanne Ciotto Ursula Cioiio Wilma Claypool Page Twenty-Eight INFORMATION, PLEASE Harold Coblenlz Madeline Coiro Joseph Colaluca Rosemarie Colella Norina Conte Anthony Conti Larry Conti Philip Conti Peggy Conway Lucille Cook Page Twenty-Nine THE WHITE BRIGADE Ralph Copper Clifford Coulter Rosemarie Corio Victoria Crudell William Coryea John Crunkleton Michael Costella Joyce Cummings Cam Cotelesse Robert Cummings Page Thirty John Cusano Dolores Cutri Betty Outright Clem Cwynar Marilyn Cypher Mildred Czaczkoski Helen Davenport Charles Davies Mary Lou Davies Norma Davis Page Thirty-On Florence DeCarbo Joseph Del Signore Rose De Luca Jane De Marco Rose Marie De Marco Rose Ann De Matlo Mary De Pasquale Jennie De Rico Sam De Slefano Doris Devido Page Thirty-Two LA BELLE PUCCINI Bob Dewberry Theodore Di Santi Donna Diller Gilbert Dissen Dolores Dinucci D nna Doerr Viola Di Lorenzo Charles Doir.enick Louie Di Placido Geraldine Donofrio Page Thirty-Three THE GOOD OLD DAYS James Docne Margaret Douds Donald Dover Zayna Durgan Loraine Eakin Russ Eckles Ralph Esposito Emily Evanoski Charles Evans Robert Fabian Page Thirty-Four James Farone Thomas Fee Norma Ferranie Mary Ferrare Alice Ferris John Fiacco Palsy Fiacco Carrie Finnin Brady Flamino Hubert Fletcher Page Thirty-Five ■ Peggy Floyd Olga Fomka Ralph Fontana Thomas Ford James Foster Eugene Frank Myron Frank Dorothy Frey Lynn Frye Joseph Fulena Page Thirty-Six THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Elizabeth Fullerton Marie Gaberiel Mike Gabriel Edward Garczewski Mildred Gardner Raymond George Sophie Giacumakis Joseph Giancola Mary Gibbons Barbara Gilbert Page Thirty-Seven NEW PAINT JOB Carol Gilmore Sherry Gilmore Emma June Giltings Mary Gillings Barbara Goetz Joreita Goff Frank Golba Joanne Gordon Dolores Gostyla Joanne Graham Page Thirty-Eight Patricia Grannis Jean Gray Italo Graziani Carolyn Green Matilda Green Susan Green Barbara Gricks Bill Groce Mary Ann Grycuk Alfred Gurgiolo Page Thirty-Nine Eugene Gurgiolo Jack Haims Ben Haines John Hall Ruth Hall James Hammed Jean Hanna Charles Hardesty Jo Harishorne Jeanne Hayes Page Forty Donald Hazletl Ann Heaney Rogers Hemer Katherine Hemett Jennie Hemming Beverly Hennon Anita Hensley Harvey Hickey George Hietsch Evelyn Higgins Page Forty-One HARD HEADED WELL STOCKED Paul Higgins Thelma Hilyard Nancy Hinish Oliver Hoch Charles Hodge Sally Hogan Barbara Homan Leo Homzuk Ross Hoover Thomas Houk Page Forty-Two Albert Howe Darrell Hughes Danny Hughes Dorothy Hughes Martha lovanella Robert Irwin Rachel Isaac Dolores Jannetti Nancy Jannetti Jane Jara Page Forty-Three Vera Jessel Geraldine John David Johns Albert Johnson Leonard Johnson Vivian Johnson Willie Johnson Nancy Johnston Harry Jolley Doreen Jones Page Forty-Four Margaret Jones Nancy Juliano Mary Anne Jones Pete Karidis Nancy Jones Norma Karki DO NOT DISTURB James Joseph Eileen Kearns Lorraine Julian Robert Kerr Page Forty-Five DER WEIHNACHTSBAUM William Kinnard Marcella Klaber William Klenoiic Charles Klingensmith Dave Klingensmiih Julia Koprivnak Clara Kosciuszko John Kolarba Donald Kulkin Jennie Kulnis Page Forty-Six H-MV John Lalama Grace Lambo Frank La Rocco Harold Layton Marvin Lebby Mary Louise Lee William Lemmon Clarence Lenz Joe Leta Charles Levy Page Forty-Seven Alice Mae Lewis Gary Lewis Ida Jane Lindoerfer Janet Lindsey Doris Livermore Gloria Logoiheiis Connie Lombardo Harold Lose Page Forty-Eight Esther Lindstrom Andrew Ludovici DRAMATICS IN ACTION Alfreda Ludwiczak Joan Lukas Wanda Macios Phyllis MacKenzie Patricia Maori Jeanne Magee Ruth Magno Marie Marcella Frank Marcotullio Joseph Mariotti Page Forty-Nine SCOTCH PLAID Barbara Marquis Fred Marlin Eugsne Marlini Harry Martini Louis Masters Bernard Mastren Walter Maxwell Mary Mayberry Gloria Mazurkiewicz William Mazzocca Page Fifty Ray McAuley June McClain Dorothy McConnell Harold McConnell Mary Lou McConnell Stuart McConnell Shirley McCormick Jack McCoy Perry McCurdy Sarah McDaniel Page Fifty-One Robert McFarland Jean McLean Dorothy McNally John McNicholas Kenneth Merritt Delores Michaels Phyllis Mielke Alma Miller David Miller Eleanor Minner Page Fifty-Two MY FAVORITE PERIOD Nancy Mitchell Bernadine Mizak Guy Monico Sara Monsour Charlotte Montgomery Doris Montgomery Paul Montgomery Harry Mooney Claudette Moore Donald Morgan Page Fifty-Three Florence Morgan Marilyn Morrissey Allene Morrow Eugene Morse Alice Moser John Murawski Joseph Murphy Thornton Must Glenna Nene Dorance Newhard Page Fifty-Four Robert Newingham Richard Olacz Donald O'Leary Jean O'Laughlin Carl Olson William Owens Arthur Palmer William Palmer Dave Panella Ethel Panzarello Page Fifty-Five Pauline R. Panzarello Doris M. Pascarello Ralph Paolone Marcelline Passerrello John Lewis Papa James M. Peacock Arthur M. Parshall Gloria June Peebles Shirley Jean Parsons Richard A. Pelini Page Fifty-Six John R. Peluso Dorothy Marie Perry Russell Emery Peters John Phillian Beverly A. Phillips Robert E. Philpott Virginia Mae Pia Don Piccirillo Shirley Pikkaraine Donald E. Pittaway Page Fifty-Seven TAKING HOME THE BACON Keith D. Pilzer Beverly Jane Polley Anita Louise Pratt Grayce Print Ruth Prosser Betty Jane Punio Ruth Arline Quarles Janies J. Querriera Doris Quigley Elizabeth V. Rainey Page Fifty-Eight Roberta Ramsey Alice Reese J. Robert Reiber Jay H. Reynolds Melvin H. Reynolds Carol Richards Eugene Rigby Clifford E. Roberts George Roberts Charles W. Robinson Page Fifty-Nine Martha A. Robinson Robert Dale Robison Mary Lou Rocks Bonnie Lee Ross Pauline Majorie Ross Joseph Nick Rossi Robert W. Rowan Dave Rowe James A. Rugh Antoinette Russo K Page Sixty SITTING PRETTY Deity Sanders Charlotte Schooley Mafalda Russo Shirley A. Sarber Phyllis L. Russo Mary Lou Sarbo Vincent Rus o Sara Scalzo Richard Sampson Fred Schaas Page Sixty-One DEAD END KIDS Marilyn Schooley Doris J. Schuller John Schultz Edward A. Schwartz Ailene Seniow Dorothy Sepelak Alfred Serafino Jennie Servedio Harry Shaffer Stanley Sharek Page Sixty-Two Donna Sheehy Jack Shelliio Robert Sherwin Darrell Shoaff Xenia Sidarchuk Audrey Simcoke Paul Simpson Robert Simpson Karen E. Sloan John Smith Page Sixty-Three Charles Snow Mary Ann Sojack Virginia J. Sokevilz Margaret Sparano Phyllis Speck Genevieve Spiker Anne Stack Richard Staph Richard Stevens Donna V. Stewart Page Sixty-Four WHY TEACHERS GET GRAY John Siofcik John Slofiick Lucille S_one Robert Stoner Mary Lou Strawbridge Shirley Stroebel Adele Strutin George Sullivan Earl Sulmonetti William Swisher Page Sixty-Five HOW IS SHE, NURSE? Carol Syling Peler Szeszko Salvador Tale Raymond Taylor William Taylor Edward Terreri Karl Thayer Marjorie Thayer Harry Thomas Richard Thomas Page Sixty-Six « James Thompson John Tillia Andrew Tkachuk Rose Tomai Darlene Travers Sieve Travers Madaline Tuscano Werner Ullrich Domenick Valenti Frank Vanasco Page Sixty-Seven Helen Vanasky Irene Vasilcik Don Vaughn Peter Vercilla Anthony Villani June Vincent Toni Vitale Andrew Viviano John Wajert Randall Walford Page Sixty-Eight SERIOUS? Marian Wallace Nancy Walters Nadiene Ward Louise Ward Anne Warren Shirley Watters Dolores Weidner Donald Weisbaker James Welker Robert West Page Sixty-Nine WHO???? Donna Whiteman Janet Wilson Dorothy Williams Casper Winkler Hazel Williams Ronald Wise Marjorie Williams Vincent Yakowicz Philip Willmarth Wanda Yarosz Page Seventy Herman Zaccarelli John Zbiegien Clara Zedick Carol Zeigler Peggy Zeigler Clara Zona Jean Zona Rose Marie Zuke Page Seventy-One din Iflnnnriam iflrrlr Allegro Born September 21, 1931 Died April 7, 1949 “And as she looked around, she saw how Death, the consoler, Laying his hand upon many a heart, had healed it forever.” Longfellow’s “Evangeline.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- SENIOR PRIZE WINNERS Subject English Music........ Problems of Democracy Latin Science United States History Presented By New Castle News Music Club B’nai B’rith Lawrence County Bar Association Bausch and Lomb Optical Company Daughters of American Revolution Winner of Award Dolores Jean Weidner June Elizabeth Vincent Doris Helena Livermore Nancy Lee Hinish Mary Louise Campbell Richard Paul Stevens Pittsburgh Alumni Association of Rennselear Polytechnic Mathematics Institute John Max Wajert Page Seventy-Two HONOR ROLI The following is an alphabetical list of the class graduating June, 1949: Eilleen Nadene Aiken Thomas Mark Baatz Adella Mae Bigley Verda Lou Blanton William Newman Boak Robert Dale Brown Mary Louise Campbell Nick Frank Cangey Ada Ball Cass Mary Bernadette DePasquale Louis James DiPlacido James Eugene Doone Elizabeth Olive Fullerton Carol Jeannette Gilmore Sherry Joan Gilmore Barbara Marie Goetz Joretta Jean Goff Mary Joanne Graham Carolyn Mary Green Jack Myron Haimes Donald Lewis Hazlett Anita Carolyn Hensley George Herbert Hietsch Margaret Evelyn Higgins Paul Michael Higgins Thelma Jane Hilyard Nancy Lee Hinish Sally E. Hogan Rachel Isaac William James Kinnard, Jr. Vincent Patrick Lamorella Ida Jane Lindoerfer Janet Arlene Lindsey Esther Elizabeth Lindstrom Deris Helena Livermore Phyllis Grace MacKenzie Shirley Allene McCormick Perry Irvine McCurdy, Jr. Jean Agnes McLean David James Milller Nancy June Mitchell Doris Jean Montgomery Allene Ruth Morrow Shirley Jean Parsons Virginia Mae Pia Beverly Jane Polley J. Robert Reiber Mary Lou Rocks Antoinette Russo Vincent Carmen Russo Shirley Ann Sarber Audrey Irene Simcoke Karen Elaine Sloan Phyllis Carolyn Speck Richard Paul Stevens June Elizabeth Vincent Toni Marie Vitale John Max Wajert Marian Irene Wallace Dolores Jeanne Weidner Donald Robert Weisbaker Wanda Yarosz Peggy Jane Zeigler Page Seventy-Three CLASS POEM MEMORIES There comes a time in all our lives When sorrow fills our hearts, This time has come for all of us For now we must depart. The teachers have always given aid In moments of distress, For this and other things they’ve done Our thanks we wish to stress. Memories of the fun we’ve had Shall linger on and on, And we shall look back to them Many years after we are gone. In all the years that we have strived To reach the goal of success, The ones we’ve spent at Senior High Are rated as the best. Departing from the school we love Makes us feel so blue, And all there’s left for us to say Is, “Good Luck to all of you.” —June Peebles CLASS SONG LEAVING DEAR OLD SENIOR (Tune: Cruiisng Down The River) Leaving Dear Old Senior on Graduation Day, Leaving all the ones we knew Makes us feel so blue. But though we are unhappy, Our thoughts shall always stay, Leaving Dear Old Senior on Graduation Day. The teachers’ looks and all our books Remain within our hearts, And though we’re glad, we’re also sad Because we must depart. So now we all must leave you There’s nothing more to say, Leaving Dear Old Senior on Graduation Day. —June Peebles Page Seventy-Four THE ROSTER ROSTER Ahmed, Norris German Club 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12; Cross Country 11; Gym Team 12; Hall Patrol 10. 11; Office Boy 12. Aiken, Eilleen N. Alden, Florence Mae Alexander, Juanita Allegro, Merle J. Shop Football 10, 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11, 12. Allen, Donna June Home Room Representative 10. 11, 12; Squad Leader Alpern, Philip (Phil) German CIud 11; Gym Team 12. Altier, Larry Band 10. 11 12; Gym Team 12; Hall Patrol 10, 11, 12. Altman, Harley Edwin Cross Country 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12. Altman, Robert Home Room Representative 11. 12; 12; Hall Patrol 10; Goal Post 12. Cross Country 11, Altobelli, Phyllis Aluisia, Donald Hall Patrol 10. 11. Anastasia, Robert German Club 12; Hall Monitor 11; Gvm Team 12- Student Federalist 12. Andy, Mary Eileen Anthony, Ronald L. (Fingers) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 10. 11. 12. Arcury, Samuel (Sammy) Hall Patrol 10; Football 12; Gym Team 11. 12. Arent, Gertrude Laura Audino, Angela Marie (Angie) Home Room Representative 10; Football Usher 11. 12. Baatz, Thomas Mark DoFobs 10. Band 10, 11. 12; Student Council Committee 12. Pre-Session Squad 12. Senatus Romanus 11. 12; 11. 12; Student Federalist Barge, Russell D. Track 11, 12; Hall Patrol 12; Service Squad 10. Page Seventy-Six 65857 K ( S T E I! Beach, Beity Beals, William (Heels) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 11. 12; Shop Baseball 11. 12. • Beaty, Robert Charles Bement, Arden Lee, Jr. (Al) Ne-Ca-Hi Litcs 10; German Club 11. 12; Band 10. 11; Orchestra 10. 11; Football Usher 12; Pre-Session Squad 12. Benedict, Margaret L. (Peggy) Y-Teens 12. Bernard, Emmett Band 10, 11. 12; Orchestra 10. Beynon, John W. Football 10. 11. 12; Track 10. 11. Bezak, Dorothy Jane Squad-Leaders 12. Bigley, Adella (Bunny) Choir 11; Majorette 11. 12; “Susie The Siren” 12; Business Efficiency Club 11. 12; Squad Leader 12; “Professor Goes Haywire” 12. Bigley, Patricia Ann Football Usher 11. 12; Y-Teens 10. 12. Black, Grace Maxine Black, Walter G. Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Blackwell, Larry Football 10. 11; Track 10. 11; Choir 12; Hall Patrol 11. 12. Blanton, Verda Lou (Beetle) Y-Teens 10. 12; Student Federalists 12. Blondo, Rose Mary (Roe) Student Federalists 12; Football Usher 10. 11. 12. Boak. William N. (Bill) Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10. 12; A Cappella Choir 10. 11. 12; Goal Post Editor 12; Advertising Manager of the Annual Staff 12; Pre-Session Squad 11. 12; Student Federalists 11. 12; German Club 11. 12; Radio Club 11. Camera Club 11; Home Room Representative 11. Perfect Attendance 10. Bober, Bernard Stanley (Benji) Office Messenger 10. Perfect Attendance 11. Booher, Helen (Boo) Radio Club 11; Football Usher 10. 11; Goal Post Staff 12. FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY NEVY CASTLE, PAi Page Seventy-Seven ROSTER Book, Frank L. Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12; Shop Football 10, 11. 12. Bordonaro, Santina (Teena) Business Efficiency 11, 12. Bouzinakis, Mary (Shorty) Bowen, David Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 10. 11, 12; Shop Baseball 11. 12; Home Room Representative 11. 12; Football Usher 12. Bowen, Harry William Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10. 12; Band 10. 11; Orchestra 10. 11; Home Room Representative 11. 12; Assistant Editor Annual Staff 12. Braalz, Herman (Braaizie) Gym Team 10. 11. 12. Bradley, Suzanne (Suzie) Squad Leader 12; Home Room Representative 12. Brickner, Helen Joan (Joanie) Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11; Student Council Committee 11. 12. Brindle, Peggy (Smoky) German Club 12; DoFobs 10. 12; Home Room Representative 11. Brinlon, John C. (Lefty) Football Usher 12; A Cappella Choir 11. 12; Student Council Committee 11. 12; Forensic Contestant 11; Basketball Usher 12. Brooks, Merle G. (Foxy) Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12; Home Room Representative 12. Brooks, Shirley A. Brown, Robert Dale (Bob) Annual Stall 12; Senatus Romanus 11. 12; Track 11; Class Treasurer 12; Home Room Representative 10 11 • Hall Patrol 11; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12: Buckley, John H. (Jack) Hall Patrol 11. 12; French Club 11. Buckley, Rose Mary (Bugsie) DoFobs 10. 11, 12;: Home Room Representative 10. Burgo, Richard (Dick) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11; Shop Basketball 12. K Burke, Carole (Joey) Calabrese, Michael Angelo (Mike) Shop Basketball 10. 11; Shoo Football 10. 11; Shop Basebail 10. 11. Page Seventy-Eight HOSIER Calvert, Jessie May (Pee Wee) Camerol, Carmella M. (Mella) Y-Teens 10. Campbell, James (Kiki) “Susie the Siren 12; Auditorium Squad 12. Campbell, Mary Elizabeth Campbell, Mary Louise (Beezy) Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10; Annual Staff 12; Senatus Romanus 11. 12; Squad Leaders 12. Campbell, Sally Lou (Sal) Candiota. Clara Canfora, Mary Cangey, Gerald Shop Baseball 10. 11; Shop Football 10. 11. 12. Cangey, Nick Cangey, Domenick Shop Basetall 10. 11. 12; Shop Football 10. 11. 12. Carrigan, Rita DoFobs 12. Cass, Ada Ball DoFobs 12; Stud nt Council Committee 12. c ssella, Raymond M. Cassella, Robert R. (Bob) French Club 10; German Club 12; Stage Crew 10. 11. Castrucci, Vincent (Jimmy) Track Team 11; Gym Team 11; “Susie The Siren” 12. Cavalier, John Anthony Cavallo, Jean Virginia Champ, Anna Helen (Dodo) Chapman, Elaine Student Council Committee 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens 10; Home Room Representative 10. 12; Annual Staff 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12; Student Council 10. Christine, Alex (Chris) . Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12; Shop Track 11. Page Seventy-Nine ROSTER Church, Evelyn (Eve) Cialella, Tony (Rock) Football 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12. Cioffi, Raymond Eugene (Ray) Ciollo, Joanne (Jo) Home Room Representative 11. Ciotto, Ursula (Urs) Business Efficiency 11. 12; Goal Post 12; Squad Leader 11. 12; Student Council Service Squad 12. Claypool, Wilma Jeanne (Lefty) Y-Teens 10. 11. Coblentz, Harold Hall Patrol 10. Coiro, Madeline Rosina (Mem) Colaluca, Joseph (Murphy) Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Midwestern Band 11; Midwestern Orchestra 12. Colella, Rosemarie (Patsy) Perfect Attendance 10. 11; Squad Leaders 11. 12; Football Usher 12. Conte, Norina Conti, Anthony James Conti, Lawrence Conti, Phil (Cat) Basketball 12. Conway, Margaret (Peggy) Choir 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens 10. 11; Radio Club 10. 11; Student Federalists 11; Squad Leaders 12; Health Room Attendant 10; Goal Post 12. Cook, Lucille Pauline Copper, Ralph J. (Tex) Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12; Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Track 10. 11. 12. Corio, Rosemarie (Shuffles) Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10; Student Federalists 11. 12; DoFobs 11. 12; Home Room Representative 10. Coryea, William (Bill) Orchestra 11. 12; Band 10. 11, 12; Office Staff 10. 11. Costello, Mike James Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 10. 11. 12. Page Eighty R () S T E R Coielesse, Cam Joseph (Cam) Shop Football 11, 12. Coulter, Clifford W. (De-Wit) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 12; Shop Baseball 11. 12. • Crudell, Victoria Crunkleton, John (Crunk) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12; Shop Track 10 .11. 12. Cummings, Joyce J. Moon Township High School 10, 11B. Cummings, Robert Lee (Gooch) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Track 12. Cusano, John (Russian) Band 10. 11. 12; Traffic Squad 12. Cutri, Dolores M. (Dee) Dofobs 12; Football Usher 12. Cutright, Betty (Cutty) Cwynar, Clem Football 10. 11; Home Room Representative 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 11. 12. Cypher, Marilyn Ann (Stuff) Student Council Committee 10; Business Efficiency 11; Home Room Representative 11; Football Usher 12. Czaczkoski, Mildred F. (Millie) Davenport, Helen Charnee Dofobs 10. 11. 12; Business Efficiency 11. 12; Home Room Representative 12; Y-Teens 10. Davies, Charles P. Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12. Davies ,Mary Lou Y-Tcens 10. 11; German Club 11. 12; Home Room Representative 11; Student Council Committee 11. 12; Squad Leaders 11. 12; Y-Teens 11. Davis, Norma Jean Y-Teens 11. 12; Radio Club 11; Student Federalists 12. De Carbo, Florence Marie (Flo) Perfect Attendance 10. 12; Football Usher 12; Home Room Representative 12. Del Signore, Joseph P. (Mud) Hall Patrol 12; Gym Team 12. Page Eighty-One ROSTER De Luca, Rose Marie Home Room Representatve 10. De Marco, Jane Theresa (Terry) De Marco, Rose Marie (Rodie) Home Room Representative 10. De Mailo, Rose Ann (Ro) De Pasquale, Mary Choir 12; German Club 11, 12. De Rico, Jennie Ann (Dolly) De Stefano, Samuel, Jr. (Barber) Band 10. 11. 12. Devido, Doris Lena (Dee) Dewberry, Bob Senatus Romanus 12; Student Federalist 12. Diller, Donna Jean (Pickels) Dinucci, Dolores M. (Dee) Di Lorenzo, Viola M. Di Placido, Louie James Di Sanii, Theodore V. (Ted) Dissen, Gilbert (Gil) Student Council Committee 11. 12; Radio Club 11; Forensic Group 11. 12; Football 11. 12; Home Room Representative 11. Doerr, Donna June (D. D.) Health Room Attendant 11. Domenick, Charles Football 11. Donofrio, Geraldine (Gerry) Home Room Representative 12; Junior Guidance Committee 11. Doone, James (Jimmy) Track 10. 11, 12; Captain Cross Country 11. 12; Student Council Committee 12; Hall Patrol Captain 11; Basketball 11. 12; Football Usher 12. Douds, Margaret L. (Peggy) Dofobs 12; Y-Teens 12. Page Eighty-Two K O S T E R Dover, Donald L. (Don) Home Room Representative 12. Durgan, Zayna Delight (Zay) Eakin, Loraine (Rainy) Eckles, Russ (Eck) Shop Football 10, 11, 12; Shop Basketball 10, 11, 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Esposito, Ralph Anthony (Tito) Shop Football 10. 11; Shop Baseball 10, 11. Evanoski, Emily (Emmy) Y-Teens 10. Evans, Charles E. Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12; Hi-Y Club 10. Fabian, Robert (Bob) Shop Football 10. 11. 12, Shop Baseball 10. 11. Farone, James (Snobby) Fee, Thomas James (Tom) Hall Patrol 11; Hall Patrol Captain 12. Ferrante, Norma Band 10. 11. 12. Ferrare, Mary Business Efficiency 11, 12. Ferris, Alice Annalee (Al) Y-Teens 10. 11. 12; Choir 10. Fiacco, John A. (Rabbit) Hall Patrol 12. Fiacco, Patsy L. (Pat) Home Room Representative 10; Dofobs 12. Finnin, Carrie L. (Finnegan) Y-Teens 10. 12 ;Student Federalists 11. 12; Home Room Representative 11; Student Council Committee 12; Health Room 10. Flamino, Brady John (Shipwreck Jones) Choir 12; Gym Team 12; Pre Session Squad 12. Fletcher, Hubert C. Student Council Committee 11. 12; Basketball Guard 12; Camera Club 11. 12. Floyd, Peggy Joan (Peg) Cheerleader 11. 12; Squad Leader 11. 12; Class Treasurer 11; Business Efficiency 11. 12; Y-Teens 11; Student Council Committee 11. Page Eighty-Three R () S T E R Fomka, Olga (Russian) Business Efficiency 11. 12; Home Room Representative 12; Goal Post Staff 12. Foniana, Ralph Thomas (Boston) Band 11. 12; Band Committee 11. 12; Gym Team 12; Hall Patrol 10, 12; Orchestra 12. Ford, Thomas P. (Tom) Home Room Representative 12; Hall Patrol 12; Office Boy 10. Foster, James A. (Jimmy) Band 10. 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Band Committee 10. 11, 12. Frank, Eugene J. (Whip) Hall Patrol 12; Home Room Representatve 11. Frank, Myron Glenn (Jake) Hall Patrol Captain 10. Class President 11; Student Council President 12. “Susie The Siren” 12; Office Boy 11; “Professor Goes Haywire” 12. Frey, Dorothy Jean (Dot) Business Efficiency Club 11. 12; Dofobs 11. Frye, Lynn Carol Annual Typist 12; Moreland High School. Okla. 10. 11. Fulena, Joseph Paul (Joey) Class Treasurer 10; Student Council Committee 11; Home Room Representatve 10. 11; Track Team 11; Student Council 11; Hall Patrol 11. 12; Offce Boy 10. 11. 12. Fullerton, Elizabeth O. (Betty) Radio Club 11; Dofobs 10; Choir 11, 12; Squad Leader 11. 12; Newspaper Staff 10; Y-Teens 11. Gaberiel, Marie B. Gabriel, Michael Joseph (Gabby) “Professor Goes Haywire 12. Garczewski, Edward J. (Meatball) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10, 11. 12; Shop Track 11. Gardner, Mildred L. (Millie) George, Raymond J. (Ray) Giacumakis, Sophie G. (Soph) Dofobs 11; Student Federalists 11, 12; Annual Staff 12. Giancola, Joseph Francis (Joey) Gibbons, Mary Ellen (Gibby) Student Council Secretary 12; Y-Teens 11. 12; Home Room Representative 10. 11. Page Eighty-Four R ) S 1 E R Gilbert, Barbara Joanne (Barb) Health Room Attendant 10; Business Efficiency 11. 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12; Annual Staff 12. Gilmore, Carol Jeannette Y-Teens 10; Student Council Committee 11; Goal Post Staff 12; Senatus Romanus 11. 12; German Club 11, 12; Student Council 11. Gilmore, Sherry Joan Dofobs 12; German Club 11, 12; Student Federalists 11. 12; Radio Club 11; Student Council Committee 10. Gittings, Emma June (Junebug) Gittings, Mary Ann Home Room Representative 12. Goetz, Barbara Marie (Barb) Business Efficiency 11. 12; German Club 11: Annual Staff 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12; Perfect Attendance 10. Goff, Joretta Jean (Jean) Golba, Frank J. Gordon, Joanne (Jo) Student Council Committee 10. 11. 12; Swing Lobby 12. Gostyla, Dolores Carolyn (Deetle) Dofobs 12. Graham, Joanne M. (Jo) Y-Teens 10. 11. 12; A Cappella Choir 12. Grannis, Patricia Grace (Pat) Dofobs 11. Gray, Jean Louise Y-Teens 10. 11; Choir 12. Graziani, Italo A. (Grazi) Shop Football 12; Shop Baseball 12. Green, Carolyn (Sis) Annual Staff 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens 10. 11; Radio Club 11; Squad Leaders 11. 12; Health Room Receptionists 12. Green, Matilda (Tillie) Receptionist 12. Green, Susan (Suzi) Student Council 11; Swing Lobby Committee 10. 11; Dofobs 12. Greig, Robert (Bob) Gricks, Barbara Louise (Barb) Y-Teens 10. 11. 12; Dofobs 12. Page Eighty-Five R O S I E R Groce, William (Bill) Class Vice-President 10; Hall Patrol 12; Class President 10. Grycuk, Mary Ann (Grycuk) Annual Staff 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10. 11. 12; Health Room Attendant 11; Dofobs 12; Business Efficiency 11. 12; Goal Post 12; Home Room Representative 10. Gurgiolo, Alfred (Fred) Hall Patrol 10. 11. Gurgiolo, Eugene A. (Gene) Hall Patrol 10. 11. Haims, Jack M. German Club 11, 12; Home Room Representative 12; Hi-Y 10; Student Federalists 10. 11. 12; Pre-Session Squad 11. 12; Choir 12; Radio Club 11; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10. Haines, Ben (Turtle) Cross Country 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Track 10, 11. 12; Choir 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10. 11. Hall, John F. Hall Patrol 10; Pre-Session Squad 10. 11. 12; Hi-Y Club 10, 11; Perfect Attendance 11 .12. Hall, Ruth (Bridget) Secretary Y-Teens 10, 11. 12. Hammed, Jim C. (Moose) Football Usher 10. Hanna, Jean (Toot) Hardesty, Charles Shop Football 10, 11, 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11 . Hartshorne, Jo Marie (Jo) Y-Teens 10. 11, 12. Hayes, Jeanne Hazlett, Donald L. (Hizzel) Shop Football 10. 11, 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Heaney, Ann Margaret (Annie) Band 11. 12; Junior Band 10; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Business Efficiency 11. 12; Swing Lobby Committee 12. Hemer, Rogers Football Manager 10. 11. 12; Gym Team 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Student Council Committee 10. 11; German Club 10. 11; Radio Club 11; Hall Patrol 11. Hemett, Katherine (Honey) Hemming, Jennie Esther (Esta) Page Eighty-Six ROSTER Hennon, Beverly (Bev) Home Room Representative 10, 11, 12; Susie The Siren 12; Dofobs 10. 11; 'The Professor Goes Haywire 12; Student Guidance Committee 12. Hensley, Anita C. (Nila) Y-Teens 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12; Annual Staff 12; Dofobs 10. Hickey, Harvey (T. N. T.) Track 11: Cross Country 11; Gym Team 12; German Club 12; Hall Patrol 11; Office Boy 11. Hietsch, George Band 10, 11. 12; Office Boy 11. 12; Orchestra 12 . Higgins, Evelyn (Evie) Y-Teens 10. Higgins, Paul (Pinky) Home Room Representative 10; Hall Patrol 12: Office Boy 10; Basketball 10. Hilyard, Thelma (Telm) Hinish, Nancy Lee (Susie) Student Council Committee 12; “Susie The Siren 12; Scriba Senatus Romanus 12; President Dofobs 12; The Professor Goes Haywire 12; Y-Teens 11. 12: President Y-Teens 12; Senatus Romanus 11, 12. Hoch, Oliver Hall Patrol 10. 11; Hi-Y Club 10. Hodge, Charles Shop Baseball 10; Shop Football 10, 12. Hogan, Sally E. (Sal) Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 12; Squad Leaders 12; Senatus Romanus 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12; Student Council Committee 10. Dofobs 10: Radio Club 11; Student Federalists 12. Homan, Barbara (Barb) Squad Leaders 11. 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Health Room Attendant 10; Y-Teens 11; Student Council Committee 11. Homzuk, Leo J. (Lee) Shop Football 11. 12. Hoover, Ross H. Shop Football 11. 12. Horchler, Dave Student Council Committee 10, 11; Vice President Senior Class 12; Football Manager 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10. 11, 12; Basketball 12. Hornback, James R. Flint High School - Mo. 10. 11. Page Eighty-Seven R () S T E R Houk, Thomas Home Room Representative 11; Hall Patrol 10. 12 Howe, Albert Scott German Club 12; Clarion High School 10. 11. Hughes, A. Darrell Home Room Representative 10; Hall Patrol 10. Hughes, Danny Hi-Y 10. 11; Hall Patrol 11; Office Boy 12. Hughes, Dorothy (Dot) Choir 11. 12; Student Council Committee 12. Iovanella, Martha (Marty) Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11; Business Efficiency 11. 12; Home Room Representative 12 . Irwin, Robert (Moose) Football Squad 10. 11. 12; Hall Monitor 10; Manager Basketball Squad 10. 11. 12; Track Team 10: Student Council Committee 12; German Club 12. Isaac, Rachel (Ricky) Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11; Squad Leaders 12; Y-Teens 12. Jannetti, Dolores (Dee) Jannetti, Nancy (Nan) Jara, Jane Jessel, Vera John, Geraldine Paula (Gerry) Home Room Representative 11. Johns, David William (Dave) Hall Patrol 10; Cross Country 11. 12; Track 11 12- Football Usher 10. Johnson, Albert Charles (Abb) Vice President Junior Hi-Y 11; French Club 11; Home Room Representative 10; Susie The Siren 12 Johnson, Leonard Vincent (Weasel) German Club 11; Hall Patrol 11. 12; Football Usher 10. 11. 12; Basketball Usher 12. Johnson, Vivian Josephine (Bebe) Dofobs 12 . Johnson, Willie Y-Teens 10. 11. 12; Choir 12 . Page Eighty-Eight H O S T E R Johnston, Nancy Ellen (Johnny) Squad Leaders 11. 12; Home Room Representative 10; Cheerleaders 11 .12; Swing Lobby Committee 11—Chairman 12; Guidance Program 11. 12. Jolley, Harry (Rock) Office Boy 10; Hall Patrol 10. 11; Pre-Session Squad 12. Jones, Doreen M. (Dode) Y-Teens 10. 11. 12. Jones, Margaret Alice (Midge) Jones, Mary Anne (Jonesy) Choir 12. Jones, Nancy Luella (Snooks) Joseph, James T. (Jumbo) Football 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Track 11. Julian, Lorraine (Pee Wee) Juliano, Nancy Marie Dofobs 12. Karidis, Pete (Petey) Karki, Norma Eleanor German Club 11. 12. Kearns, Eileen Kerr, Robert J. (Little John) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 10. 11. 12. Kinnard, William James (Killer) Cross Country 11. 12; Track 11. 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10. 12; District Orchestra 10. 11. 12; State Orchestra 12. Klaber, Marcella Ann (Marcie) Dofobs 10. 11; Swing Lobby Committee 11: Student Federalists 10. 11; Y-Teens 10. 11; Home Room Representative 12. Klenotic, William (Bill) Hall Patrol 10. 11. Klingensmiih, Charles Klingensmith, J. David (Dave) Home Room Representative 10. 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11. 12. Koprivnak, Julia Kosciuszko, Clara F. (Clutch) Dofobs 12; Business Efficiency 12. Page Eighty-Nine R ) S I E R Kotarba, John E. (Yush) Kulkin, Donald Sanford (Don) Hall Patrol 10. 11, 12: Radio Club 11; Student Federalists 10. 11. 12. Kulnis, Jennie (Jeannie) Choir 12. Lalama, John J. Shop Football 10, 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Lambo, Grace J. (Gracie) French Club 11. Lamorella, Vincent P. (Lamer) French Club 10. 11; Vice-President 11: Track Team 10. 11. 12; Football Team 11. 12; Class President 12; Home Room Representative 11; Hall Patrol 10. La Rocco, Frank (Babe) Hall Patrol 12. Laisko, Bernard W. Layton, Harold Football Usher 11, 12; Basketball Guard 10. 11. Lebby, Marvin J. (Tank) Football 10. Track. Cross Country Manager 12; A Cappella Choir 11. 12; Student Council Committee 12; Hall Patrol 10. Lee, Mary Louise (Bunny) Choir 11, 12. Lemmon, William (Bill) Hall Patrol 11; Gym Team 12. Lenz, Clarence A. Lepore, Robert C. Leta, Joseph Ernest (Joe) Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12. Levy, Charles (Chuck) Gym Team 11; German Club 10. Lewis, Alice Mae Radio Club 10, 11; Squad Leader 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11. 12. Lewis, Gary F. Lindoerfer, Ida Jane Y-Teens 11; French Club 11, 12; Squad Leader 12; Annual Stafl 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12. Page Ninety R ) S T E R Lindsey, Janet Arlene Student Council Committee 11; Y-Teens 10. 11; Student Council 10. 12. Lindstrom, Esther E. (Es) Student Council Secretary 12; Y-Teens 10. 11: Cheerleader 12; Squad Leaders 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; Home Room Representative 11. 12; Student Council Committee 10. 11; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10; German Club 11. 12 Radio Club 11; “Professor Goes Haywire 12. Livermore, Doris H. (Dodo) Dofobs 10; Senatus Romanus 11. 12; Annual Staff 12 Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12. Lockley, Jane C. (Janie) Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10. 11; Student Council Committee 11-Class Secretary 12; Squad Leaders 12; Goal Post Staff Logothetis, Gloria Lombardo, Connie R. (Shorty) Dofobs 11. 12; Student Federalists 11; Student Council Committee 10. Lose, Harold Ludovici, Andrew Ludwiczak, Alfreda (Fredzia) Lukas, Joan E. (Joanie) Dofobs 11; Business Efficiency 11. 12; Student Federalists 11; Football Usher 11, 12. Macios, Wanda Marie (Vandz) Business Efficiency Club 11. 12; Goal Post Staff 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; Home Room Representative 11. MacKenzie, Phyllis G. Student Council Committee 11. 12; Squad Leaders 11; 12; President Squad Leaders 12; Cheerleader 11. 12; Choir 11. 12; Dofobs 12; Student Council Secretary 11. Maori, Patricia Frances (Pat) Magee, Jeanne Majorette 10, 11, 12. Magno, Ruth (Ruthie) Marcella, Marie Marcotullio, Frank Mariotti, Joseph R. (Joe) Marquis, Barbara (Barb) Majorette 10. 11; Band 10; “Susie The Siren” 12; Student Council Committee 11: Cheerleader 12; Treasurer Student Council 11; Squad Leader 11. 12; Health Room Attendant 10. Page Ninety-One ROSTER Martin, Fred Band 10. 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Hall Patrol 11. Martini, Eugene (Gene) Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12; Student Federalist 10. 11; Home Room Representative 10. Martini, Harry Hall Patrol 10; Cross Country 11. Masters, Louis R. (Nuts) Shop Football 10. 11, 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12; Shop Softball 10. 11. 12. Mastren, Bernard (Ben) Hall Patrol 10. 11. Maxwell, Walter P. (Walt) Mayberry, Mary Jean (Jeanne) Receptionist 11, 12; Choir 12. Mazurkiewicz, Gloria (Lory) Dofobs 12; Y-Teens 10. 11. 12; Squad Leader 12; Majorette 12. Mazzocca, William L. (Bill) Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12. McAuley, Raymond (Ray) Hall Patrol 10. 11. McClain, June Ethel McConnell, Dorothy Jane (Dot) Football Usher 11. 12; Y-Teens 10. 12. McConnell, Harold R. (Mouse) McConnell, Mary Lou Y-Teens 10. 11. McConnell, Stuart Hall Patrol 10. McCormick, Shirley Allene Y-Teens 10; Home Room Representative 11; Goal Post Staff 12. McCoy, Jack Byron (Mac) Football 10. 11; Track 10. 11; Gym Team 10. 11, 12; Hall Patrol 10; Professor Goes Haywire 12. McCurdy, Perry (Cuddy) German Club 10. 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10. 12; Home Room Representative 12. McDaniel, Sarah L. (Sally) Y-Teens 10. 11, 12. Page Ninety-Two R () S T E R McFarland, Robert D. (Mack) Hall Patrol 10. McLean, Jean Squad Leaders 11. 12; Radio Club 11; Student Council Committee 12; Annual 12. McNally, Dorothy Jane (Mac) McNicholas, John (Jack) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12; Shop Track 11. Merritt, Kenneth (Kenney) Hall Patrol 10. 11. Michaels, Delores (Dee) Mielke, Phyllis Irene (Phil) Ne-Ca Hi Lites 11. Miller, Alma R. Dofobs 10. 11; Business Efficiency 11. 12. Miller, David (Bucky) Hi-Y Club 11; Football Usher 11. Hall Patrol 11; Home Room Representative 12. Minner, Eleanor Ruth Goal Post 12. Mitchell, Nancy J. Business Efficiency 11. 12; Home Room Representative 12. Mizak, Bernadine Marie (Bernie) Monico, Guy (Molecule) Monsour, Sara (Shorty) Montgomery, Charlotte Ann (Chuckie) Home Room Representative 11; Swing Lobby Committee 10. Montgomery, Doris Jean (Dorrie) Class Secretary 10; Student Council Committee 11; Home Room Representative 11; Student Council Treasurer 12. Montgomery, Paul German Club 10. 11. 12; Choir 10. 11. 12; Annual Staff 12. Mooney, Harry, Jr. Gym Team 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10; Cross Country 12. Moore, Claudette Maxine Dofobs 12; Susie The Siren 12; Professor Goes Haywire 12. Page Ninety-Three esH ROSTER Morgan, Donald (Don) Home Room Representative 11; Cross Country 12; Annual StafT 12. Morgan, Florence (Flo) Home Room Representative 11; Receptionist 11; Business Efficiency 12. Morrissey, Marilyn Business Efficiency 11. 12. Morrow, Allene Ruth Cheerleader 11, 12; Squad Leaders 11, 12; Home Room Representative 10; Receptionist 11. Morse, Eugene E. Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Moser, Alice Student Council Committee 12. Murawski, John Charles Murphy, Joseph Patrick (Jomurph) omujj romnau iu. ...___, ___ .. 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12 nome itoom «epresentauve Must, Thornton (Bud) Dofobs 10; Hall Patrol 11. Naylor, Robert (Bob) Hall Patrol 10. Nene, Glenna Jean (Red) Y-Teens 10; Goal Post 12. Newhard, Dorance Alton Football Usher 11. 12; Basketball Guard 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; Office Boy 12. Newingham, Larry German Club 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10. 11; Orchestra 10. 12. Olacz, Richard (Richie) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 11. 12. O'Leary, Donald (Don) Hall Patrol 12; Student Council Committee 12; Annual Staff 12. O'Laughlin, Mary Jean (Jean) Y-Teens 10; Student Council 12. Olson, Carl (Swede) Hall Patrol 10; Office Boy 10. 11. Owens, William R. (Bill) Band 10, 11, 12. Palmer, Arthur James, Jr. (Art) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 11; Shop Baseball 10. 11. Page Ninety-Four R () STEH Palmer, William (Bill) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11; Shop Basketball 10. 11. Panella, Dave Football 10. 11; Track 11: Hall Patrol 12. Panzarello, Ethel (Tootsie) Panzarello, Pauline Rose Paolone, Ralph Football 11. 12. Papa, John Lewis Parshall, Arthur M. (Art) Home Room Representative 10. 12; Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10, 11; Shop Basketball 10. 11. Parsons, Shirley Jean (Shirl) Dofobs 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens 10; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10. Pascarello, Doris Marie (DoDo) Passerrello, Marcelline (Marcy) Peacock, James M. (Jim) Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12; Football 11. 12; Home Room Representative 12; Basketball Guard 12; Forensics 12. Peebles, Gloria June (Red) Pelini, Richard A. Peluso, John R. Stage Squad 11. 12; Hall Patrol 11. Perry, Dorothy Marie (Dort) Peters, Russell Emery Shop Football; Shop Baslotball; Shop Baseball. Phillian, John (Moe) Home Room Representative 11; Service Squad 10; Hall Patrol 11. Phillips, Beverly Alberta (Bev) Philpott, Robert E. (Bob) Football 10. 11; Track 10. 11. 12; Hall Patrol 12; Office Boy 10. Pia, Virginia Mae (Ginnie) Business Efficiency 11. 12. Piccirillo, Don (Pic) Football 12; Basketball 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10; Stage Squad 11. 12. Page Ninety-Five R O S I E R Pikkaraine, Shirley (Pikk) Goal Post Staff 12. Pittaway, Donald E. Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Pitzer, Keith D. (Pit) Shop Baseball 10. 11; Shop Football 10. Polley, Beverly Jane (Bev) Choir 11. 12; Annual 12; Y-Teens Committee 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12. 10; Student Council Pratt, Anita Louise (Anita Lou) Home Room Representative 12; Squad Leaders 12; Football Usher 11. 12; Senior Guidance Committee 12. Price, Elizabeth Print, Grayce Home Room Representative 10. 12 Student Council Committee 11. Prosser, Ruth Student Council Committee 12. Punio, Betty Jane Quarles, Ruth Arline Choir 12. Querriera, James J. (Jiminy) Shop Basketball 10. 11. 12; Shop Football 10 ,11, 12. Quigley, Doris Home Room Representative 11; Student Council 12. Rainey, Elizabeth Virginia (Lizzie) Ramsey, Roberta (Bobbie) Dofobs 12. Reese, Alice nemer. noDeri Student Council 10. 11; Vice President Student Council 12; Golf Team 10. 11; German Club 11. 12; Susie The Siren 12. Reynolds, Jay H. (Jason) Shop Football 12; Shop Baseball 10. Reynolds, Melvin H. Richards, Carol Dofobs 11. 12; Squad Leaders 12; Goal Post 11. Rigby, Eugene (Curly) Shop Football 10. 11, 12; Shop Baseball 10, 11, 12. Shop Basketball 10. 11. 12; Page Ninety-Six HOSIER Roberts, Clifford E. (Butts) Shop Football 10. 11, 12; Shop Basketball 10. 11, 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Roberts, George (Ted) Hi-Y 10. 11; H-Y Secretary 11; Hall Patrol 11; Pre-Session Squad 12. Robinson, Charles William Hall Patrol 10. 11; Gym Team 10. 11. 12; Goal Post 12; Football Usher 11. Robinson, Martha A. Receptionist 11. Robison, Robert Dale (Robbie) Football 10. 11; Hall Patrol 10. 11; Pre-Session Squad 12. Rocks, Mary Lou Cheerleader 11. 12; Squad Leaders 11. 12; Home Room Representative 10. 11; German Club 11, 12; Class Secretary 11; “Susie The Siren 12; Student Council Committee 10. 11; Y-Teens 11. 12. Ross, Bonnie Lee Dofobs 12. Ross, Pauline Marjorie Majorettes 11. 12; Y-Teens 10; Band 11, 12. Rossi, Joseph Nick (Joe) Basketball Usher; Hall Patrol 10. Rowan, Robert William (Swede) Choir 12. Rowe, Dave Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 11; Midwestern District Orchestra 12; Choir 12; Hall Patrol 11. Rugh, James A. (Jim) Choir 11, 12; Football Ushers 12; Student Council Committee 11; Student Federalists 11; Hall Patrol 11: Office Boy 10. Russo, Antoinette (Toni) Dofobs 10. 11; Squad Leaders 11. 12; Home Room Representative 12. Russo, Mafalda (Muffy) Dofobs 12. Russo, Phyllis Louise (Phil) Dofobs 11. 12; Student Federalist 11, 12; Senatus Rom-anus 11, 12; Squad Leaders 11. 12. Russo, Vincent (Vince) Gym Team 11. 12. Sampson, Richard Service Squad 10. 11; Cross Country 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Track 10. 12. Sanders, Betty Page Ninety-Seven Sarber, Shirley Ann Susie The Siren 12; Home Room Representative 12; Professor Goes Haywire 12. Sarbo, Mary Lou Cheerleaders 11. 12; Squad Leaders 12. Scalzo, Sara Schaas, Fred (Oswald) A?’ !1: Home Room Representative 12; Football 10: Track 10. 11. 12: Student Council Committee 11. Schooley, Charlotte Y-Teens 10; Dofobs 10. Schooley, Marilyn Y-Teens 10; Easkctball Usher 10. Schuller, D. Jean German Club 11. Schultz, John (Schlitz) Hall Patrol 11, 12. Schwartz, Edward A. Orchestra 10. 12; German Club 11; Gym Team 12; Hall Patrol 12. Seniow, Ailene Health Room Attendant 11. Sepelak, Dorothy Y-Teens 11 Serafino, Alfred Scnatus Romanus 11. 12; Stage Squad 10, 11. Servedio, Jennie Business Efficiency 11. 12 . Shaffer, Harry (Shaf) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Shallenberger, Lawrence Sharek, Stanley Orchestra 10. 11. 12; llall Patrol 10. 11; Hall Patrol Captain 12; Band 10. 11. 12. Sheehy, Donna Choir 11; Radio Club 11; Business Efficiency 12- Service Squad 12. Shellito, Jack Jla5UPatro1 10: Ne-Ca-Hi Lites Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Choir 11, 12. Sherwin, Robert Tall Patrol 11. 12; Student Federalist 12; Basketball 12. Shoaff, Darrell Student Council Committee 10. 11; Hall Patrol 10. 11 12; Captain Hall Patrol 12; Student Federalist 12; Stu-d nt Council 12; Basketball 12. Page Ninety-Ei ht ROSTER Sidorchuk, Xenia (Chuck) Simcoke, Audrey Senatus Romanus 11. 12; German Club 11. 12; Y-Teens 10 11; Student Council Committee 11. 12; Receptionist 111 Simpson, Paul Basketball 10. 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10. 12; German Club 11. Simpson, Robert (Skimpson) Sloan. Karen Elaine (Kay) Receptionist 11; Business Efficiency 11; President of Business Efficiency 12; Business Manager-Annual Staff 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12. Smith, John (Smitty) Perfect Attendance 10. 11; Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12; Gym Team 11. 12; Football 10. 11. 12; Track 11. 12. Snow, Charles R. Home Room Representative 12; Hall Patrol 12; Track 10. Sojack, Mary Ann Sokevitz. Virginia Joan Y-Teens 10; Choir 11. 12; Football Usher 10. Sparano, Margaret Speck, Phyllis (Phyl) Choir 11. 12; Squad Leaders 12; Radio Club 11; Annual Staff 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12; Student Council Committee 12; French Club 12; Dofobs 12. Spiker, Genevieve (Spike) Stack, Anne Football Usher 10. 11. 12; Basketball Usher 11. 12; Y-Teens 12. Staph, Richard (Dyke) Shop Football 10. 11. 12. Stevens, Richard Home Room Representative 10; Hi-Y 10; Student Federalist Vice President 11; President 12; Student Council 11. 12; Senatus Romanus 11. 12; Student Council Committee 11. 12. Stewart, Donna V. Stofcik. John J. Stoffick, John M., Jr. Choir 11. 12: Hall Patrol Captain 12; Orchestra 12; Band 11. 12. Stone, Lucille Marie Band 11. 12; Majorette 11. 12. Stoner, Robert Home Room Representative 10; Shop Baseball 10; Shop Football 11; Shop Basketball 12. Strawbridge, Mary Lou German Club 11. 12; Receptionist 11. 12; Health Room Attendant 10; “Susie The Siren” 12; Professor Goes Haywire 12. Page Ninety-Nine R () S T E R Stroebel, Shirley Home Room Reoresentativc 10. 11. 12; Health Room Attendant 10; German Club 11. 12; Student Council Committe 10. 11. 12. Sirul;n, Adele Health Room Attendant 10; Y-Teens 10; Receptionist 12; Professor Goes Haywire 12. Sullivan. George (Sully) Hall Patrol 11. 12; Football Usher 10. 11. 12; Student Council Committee 12; Head Captain Football Ushers 12. Sulmonetti. Earl W. Orchestra 10. 12. Swisher, William Brown (DoDo) Hall Patrol 10. 11; Football Usher 12 . Syling, Carol Szeszko, Peter (Pete) Gym Team 11. 12; German Club 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10. 11. 12; Track 11. 12. Tate, Salvadore (Salvy) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. Taylor, Raymond LeRoy (Ribby) Basketball 11; Football 11; Track 10. 11. Taylor, William M. (Bill) Hall Patrol 11. 12. Terreri, Edward (Ed) Thayer, Karl Stevens Annual Staff 12; Goal Post Staff 12; Gym Team 10. 11 12; President Camera Club 11; Captain Pre-Session Squad 12; Hi-Y 10: Student Federalist 10. 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10; Basketball Guard 11. Thayer. Marjorie Jean Choir 11. 12. Thomas, Harry Football 10. 11. 12; Hall Patrol 10. 11, 12. Thomas. Richard Niles High School 10 .11. Thompson, James R. (Jim) Editor Annual Staff 12; Editor Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12; Student Federalist 10. Tillia, John Louis Home Room Representative 12. Tkachuk, Andrew (Andy) Shop Baseball 10. 11. Tomai, Rose Marie Travers, Darlene Business Efficiency 11. 12. Travers, Steve N. Hall Patrol 10; Choir 11. 12. Page One Hundred Tuscano, Madaline Ullrich, Werner P. German Club 11, 12; Gym Team 12. Valenti, Domenick Vanasco, Frank Vanasky, Helen Home Room Representative 10; German Club 11. 12. Vasilcik, Irene Majorette 12; Football Usher 12. Vaughn, Donald (Don) Vercilla, Peter S. (Pete) Verzilli, Margaret Villani, Anthony W., Vigi Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10 .11. 12. Vincent, June Senatus Romanus 11. 12; Choir 11. 12; Radio Club 11; Ne-Ca-Hit Lites 12; Orchestra 12; Annual 12; Student Council Comittee 12. Vitale, Toni Marie Squad Leaders 11. 12: Business Efficiency 11. 12; Student Council Service Squad 12; Football Usher 12. Viviano, Andrew (Andy) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Basketball 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Wadding, Wayne Wajert, John M. Senatus Romanus 11. 12; German Club 11. 12; Home Room Representative 10. 11; Track 11. 12; Cross Country 11. 12; Student Council Service Squad 10. Walford, Randall Hall Patrol 12; Basketball 12. Wallace, Marian Irene Dofobs 11. 12; Business Efficiency 12. Walters, Nancy Sue Home Room Representative 11; Student Federalists 12. Ward, Nadiene D. Ward, Louise M. German Club 11. 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 12; Annual Staff 12. Warren, Anne Marie Watters, Shirley June Choir 11. 12. Weidner, Dolores Jeanne (Dodie) Senatus Romanus 11. 12; Student Federalists 12: Home Room Representative 12; Susie The Siren 12; Pro- fesssor Goes Haywire” 12. Page One Hundred One ROSTER Weisbaker, Donald (Don) Senatus Romanus 11. 12; Annual Stall 12; Student Federalists 11. 12; Home Room Representative 11; Hall Patrol 10. Welker, James Bernhardt, Jr. (Curley) Office Boy 10; Gym Team 12; Home Room Representative 12; Susie The Siren 12. West, Robert (Bob) Whiteman, Donna Joan (Jo) Williams, Dorothy (Dot) Y-Teens 10. 11, 12. Williams, Hazel M. (Hazelle) Y-Teens 10. 11. 12. Williams, Marjorie Maine Student Federalists 12. Willmarth, Philip Reed Office Boy 10; German Club 11. 12. Wilson, Janet Anne Orchestra 11. 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11. 12; Goal Post 12; Annual 12; Moon Township High School 10. 11B. Winkler, Casper (Head) Shop Football 10. 11. 12; Shop Baseball 10. 11. 12. Wise, Ronald Evan Home Room Representative 10; Sophomore Basketball Manager 10; Office Boy 10. 11. Yakowicz, Vincent Office Boy 10; Susie The Siren 12; Hall Patrol 11; “The Professor Goes Haywire 12. Yarosz, Wanda Business Efficiency 11. 12. Zaccarelli, Herman Joseph Goal Post Staff 12; German Club 12; Band 12; Hall Patrol 11. 12; Student Council Committee 12; Student Federalist 11. 12; Professor Goes Haywire” 12. Zbiegien, John Richard (Johnny) Band 10; Home Room Representative 10; Hall Patrol 12. Zedick, Clara Christine Majorette 11. 12; Squad Leader 12. Zeigler, Carol M. Dofobs 10. 12; Choir 11. 12. Zeiglsr, Peggy Jane Senatus Romanus 11. 12; Student Federalists 12. Zona, Clara Angeline Zona, Jean Dolores Zuke, Rose Marie Not graduating in the June Class of 1949. Page One Hundred Two OUR ACTIVITIES Page One Hundred Three THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Ne-Ca-Hi Student Council has nineteen members. The President is elected by the whole school, the senior class elects eight members, the junior class elects six, and the sophomores elect four. The Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer are elected from the group. The Student Council meets every Wednesday, third period, and discusses all pertinent student problems. The Principal has a final veto on all action. Much of the work of the Council is handled through committees of which there are seven this year. All committee chairmen are members of Student Council, and the other members are chosen from the student body. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS SENIORS: Bob Reiber Jim Doone Darrell Shoaff Richard Stevens Esther Lindstrom Doris Montgomery Doris Quigley Janet Lindsey JUNIORS: Rose Ann Zeigler Ruth Thompson Nancy Reed Bill Boyd Dick Love Frank Connors SOPHOMORES Marcia Nord Virginia Rogers Toni Spence Randall Mooney OFFICERS Myron Frank President Robert Reiber Vice President Esther Lindstrom Secretary Doris Montgomery Treasurer Nancy Reed Assistant Treasurer Page One Hundred Four STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES General School Improvement Committee: Jim Doone, Chairman; Dom Valenti, George Sullivan, Audrey Simcoke, Hubert Fletcher, Mary Lou Davies, Joan Cox, Chester McCrumb, Marcelyn Burkholder, Ronald Redman, William Cobau, Randall Mooney. Assembly Program Committee: Rose Ann Zeigler, Chairman; Gil Dissen, June Vincent, Ruth Prosser, Bob Glass, Gaylor McKissick, Virginia Rogers, Don Tate. Point Award Committee: Richard Stevens, Chairman; Tom Baatz, Beverly Polley, Phyllis Speck, Herman Zaccarelli, John Speed, Ruth Simon, Richard Love, Bruce Hemer, Joan Treloar. Activities Calendar Committee: Darrell Shoaff, Chairman; Phyllis MacKenzie, Harold Layton, Don Reed, Sharen Booher. Bulletin Board Committee: Bill Boyd, Chairman; Harold Lose, Don O'Leary, Jean McLean, Dick Burr, Reno Marcotuli. Social Committee: Janet Lindsey, Chairman; Ed Terreri, John Brinton, Dick Thomas, Dorothy Hughes, Elaine Chapman, Maxine Taylor, Jim Harlan, Jim Brown, Charlotte Forconi, Ruth Thompson, Fred Hassan, Muriel Van Dyke. Marcia Nord. Ways and Means Committee: Doris Quigley, Chairman; Jean O’Loughlin, Shirley Stroebel, Marvin Lebby, Nancy Hinish, Bob Irwin, Alice Moser, Carol Foster, Barbara Jackson, Terry Barber, Dick Lewis, Frank Connors. Terry Dolson, Nancy Earl, Jim Dottle, Tom Spense. Page One Hundred Five HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Each year two representatives are elected as delegates from the home rooms to present the problems and ideas of their class at the Home Room Representative meetings, of which the President of Student Council, Myron Frank, is Chairman. They meet the first and third Monday of the month with Student Council to discuss problems of interest to the entire school. This is comparable to Congress with Student Council as the Senate, Home Room Representatives as the House, and Mr. Book as the President. Page One Hundred Six STUDENT COUNCIL SERVICE SQUADS EVENING AUDITORIUM USHERS: Student Council Chairman—Jim Doone PLAY TICKET COMMITTEE: Student Council Chairman—Doris Quigley BASKETBALL GUARDS: Student Council Chairman—Jim Doone Page One Hundred Seven THE PRE-SESSION SQUAI) The pre-session squad is a group of boys who start the school day a little earlier than the rest of the student body. Their duty is to keep the upstairs and the basement halls clear of students, and only the members of the band are permitted in the annex on the first floor. Each boy has a certain duty to perform which requires him to be on the alert at all times. Only those going to the library and those with hallway passes enter into the restricted areas. Only with student cooperation does this squad function properly. Karl Thayer Captain John Hall Lieutenant Members: Bill Boak Jack Haimes Ted Roberts Robert Miller Ardent Bement Harry Jolly Brady Flamino Harry Jolly Page One Hundred Eight TRAFFIC SQUADS All of us are familiar with the hall patrols who are at assigned stations each period of the day and on the stairs to direct traffic between periods. Head Captain Domenick Valenti Assistant Captain Stanley Sharek PERIOD CAPTAINS First Semester: Second Semester: 1. Darrell ShoafT 2. John Bowman 3. Stanley Share k 4. Tom Fee 5. George Sullivan 6. Stanley Sharek 7. Bill Benson 8. Harley Altman 9. John Stoffick 1. Darrell ShoafT 2. John Bowman 3. Stanley Sharek 3. Domenick Valenti 4. Mike DeRosa 5. Paul Gibson 6. Stanley Sharek 7. John Donston 8. Dave Horchler 9. John Stoffick Page One Hundred Nina GENERAL SERVICE SQUADS The efficiency of a smoothly running school would bog down if it were not for the daily routine work done by the several service squads. OFFICE BOYS: Richard Rapson John Tillia Chester McCrumb Steve Lubinski John Walko William Murray George Hietsch Joe Fulcna Don Tate Dorance Newhard Robert Reiber Ronald Prescaro William Frengel Robert Miller Fred Hassen Joe Pazak Richard Pelini Abel Napadano Herman Wallace Richard Boyle John Speed Richard Black John Bowman Danny Hughes Don McFarland ATTENDANCE SQUAD: Leroy Juliano Norris Ahmed Ben Haines Anthony Vitale Gary Norris Richard Pearce Bob Philpott Richard Rapson James Joseph Robert Dickson Robert Dewberry Ed Rizika John Speed Paul Critchlow STUDENT SECRETARIES: Mary Ann Grycuk Rose Marie Zuke Wanda Macios Toni Vitale STAGE SQUAD: Jack Aubel Ernest Crawford Robert Solomon Gene Emerick Page One Hundred Ten THE DOFOBS The Dofobs (Darned old fools over books) is one of the busiest service squads in school. Each student in this organization gives one period of his time each day in regular library routine. The Dofobs also enjoy several parties each year. Thus, by combining work with play, the Dofobs learn the fundamentals of library work and enjoy themselves at the same time. Officers for Second Semester of 1948-1349 Are: President Nancy Hinish Vice President Peggy Smith Secretary Dolores Kosciuszko Treasurer Peggy Brindle First and Second Semesters, 1948-1949: Abraham. Gwendolyn Audino, Angela Bilzi, Marilyn Brindle. Peggy Buckley. Rose Carrigan. Rita Cass. Ada Corio. Rosemarie Cutri. Dolores Davenport. Helen DeAugustine. Mary Dicks, Leah Diller. Donna Douds. Margaret Dugan. Betty Earl. Nancy Eddy, Barbara Members of Staff— Fisher. Mary Ann Giacumakis. Athena Gilmore. Sherry Gittings. Viola Gordon. Joanne Gostyla. Dolores Green. Susan Gricks. Barbara Grycuk. Mary Ann Hemming. Dolores Hinish. Nancy Johnson. Vivian Juliano, Nancy Kalata. Elaine Kolodjeski. Arlene Koonce. Ann Kosciuszko. Clara Kosciuszko. Dolores Lombardo. Connie McCartney. Beverly MacKenzie. Phyllis McNamara. Imelda Mazurkiewicz, Gloria Miller. Harriet Moore. Claudette Parsons. Shirley Ramsey. Roberta Richards. Carol Ross. Bonnie Russo. Mafalda Russo. Phyllis Simon. Ruth Smith. Peggy Sneck. Phyllis Wallace. Marian Ziegler. Carol Page One Hundred Eleven THE GERMAN CLUB MOTTO: “Kenntnis ist Kraft.” “Knowledge is Power.” The German Club is composed of students in the German department. Business meetings are conducted in German and the programs consist of German poems, stories, and songs. Occasionally a speaker is obtained who speaks to the club in German. A special activity of the club is the trimming of the school Christmas tree which is erected in the main hall where it is enjoyed by everyone. The club supervisor is Miss Rose Uhl. OFFICERS: President . Vice President Secretary Treasurer Werner Ullrich Peter Szeszko Carol Gilmore John Wajert Was der Vater will Was die Mutter spricht Das befalge still. Warum? Frage Nicht! Page One Hundred Twelve THE FRENCH CLUB LE CERCLE FRANCAIS MOTTO: “En forgeant on devient forgeron.” “Practice makes perfect.’’ The purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to give the student an opportunity to use conversational French in club activities, songs, games and social gatherings. Le Cercle Francais was re-organized the second semester of this year. OFFICERS FOR 1948-49 President ......... Vice President Program Chairman Social Chairman Carnival Chairmen Faculty Advisor Albert Johnson Antoinette Russo Donna Allen Sally Hogan Jean McLean. Phyllis Spicer Miss Ethel Kelley MEMBERS: Donna Allen Verda Blanton Jack Buckley Carrie Finnin Sally Hogan Jean McLean Dorothy McNally Doris Quigley Antoinette Russo Shirley Sarber Joanne Dugan Janet Frank Anthony Flora Jeanne Friedman Gerry Greensberg Dorothy Hughes Danny Hughes Albert Johnson James Joseph Ida Jaen Lindoerfer Janet Lindsey Gerry Wilson Phyllis Speck Richard Stevens Edward Terreri James Brown Charles DePalimo Don Koluni Nabee Hassan Ann Koonce Grace Lambo Sandra Smathers Phyllis Spicer Connie Weppler Page One Hundred Thirteen SENATUS ROMANUS Consul (primus) Don Weisbaker Consul (secundus) ..................... Doris Livermore Scriba ................................... Nancy Hinish Quaestor.................................Dolores Weidner Sponsor...........Miss Mary Van Divort The purpose of the Senatus Romanus Club is to enable those students of our school who are genuinely interested in classical art and literature to join together and to share their common interests. Another important purpose of the Senatus Romanus Club is the encouragement of the study of Latin. Members of the Paula Allison Tom Baatz John Bakuhn Naomi Blackwell Miriam Blau Robert D. Brown Robert B. Brown Marcelyn Burkholder Mary L. Campbell Wilma Claypool Bob Dewberry Carol Gilmore Sally Hogan Leroy Juliano George Kegg Dorothy Knittel Betty Leddy Richard Lee 1948-1949 Club: Peter Mancino Judith . Metz Elmer Mora Regina Owoc John Rainier Phyllis Russo Alfred Serafino Audrey Simcoke Richard Stevens Nancy Subito Ruth Thompson June Vincent John Wajert Richard Ward Alan Warnath Rosalie White Peggy Zeigler Page One Hundred Fourteen FULMEN ROMANUM “Fulmen Romanum,” (The Roman Thunderbolt), Ne-Ca-Hi’s Latin paper was organized when the class of ’49 were juniors. This staff consists of five juniors and six sophomores, selected from the Latin classes. The paper itself has grown from four mimeographed pages to eight planographed pages. It not only is devoted to the interests of the classics, but also contains news and contributions of a literary nature. The Present Staff: Allan Warnath Lucy DeVincentis Joseph Flaugher James DeGregory Viennabel Prioletti Miriam Blau Robert B. Brown Norma R. Jones Edwin Lewis Marilyn Bilzi Page One Hundred Fifteen FORENSICS FORENSIC CONTESTANTS Mary Ann Kline, Louis Forconi, Charles Mancine, Gilbert Dissen, James Peacock, Harry Bowen, James Smith, Arden Bement, Albert Howe and (Albert Johnson, not pictured). FORENSIC PLAY CONTESTANTS James Peacock, Pete Szeszko, Anita Durgan, Albert Howe, Mike GabrieL Page One Hundred Sixteen THE CAMERA CLUB Inasmuch as the Camera Club of Ne-Ca-Hi was re-organized this year, considerable time was taken by its members to form its aim and program so that they might include further education in the art of photography, and also make the club available to the school for social or sports events of interest to the student body. While this entailed work and effort, the members still had time to enjoy many hours spent in their favorite hobby, as well as pleasant associations made in the club. President .... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Hubert Fletcher Bob Florida Edward Rizika Bruce Kerr Mr. C. Hoffmeister Page One Hundred Seventeen STUDENT FEDERALISTS The Student Federalists is a group of the serious minded students of Ne-Ca-Hi, who, realizing the need of world government, have joined this organization which works along with the adult division of the World Federalists. Accordingly, in order to advance the cause of world peace and world government, these students engage in debates, forums, movies, and institutes and constantly stir up thought on the vital issues of the day. Our Student Federalist chapter is one of over 160 chapters in high schools and colleges all over the United States that belongs to the United World Federalists. Student Division. The sponsors are Miss Frances Haydon and Miss Edith Birchard. The Officers For 1948-49 Are: President Richard Stevens Vice President Jim Smith Secretary Sherry Gilmore Treasurer Jean Derr The Members of the Club Are As Follows: Carrie Finnin Ina Gerson Nancy Walters Imelda McNamara Jim Bigley Dolores Weidner Bob Dewberry, Barbara Donely Janet Gresh Nancy Reed Sally Hogan Verda Blanton Alice Becker Marjorie Becker Don Weisbaker Robert Sherwin Kitty Dickson Charles Abramski Anne Wygant Elise Wygant Nancy Houston Harold Davies Carol Shenkan Ronnie Kneran John Speed Richard Stevens Jeanne Gresh Maxine Taylor Jim Smith Ruth Thompson Marian Blau Bob Brown Tom Mancino Norma Davis Mary Ann Fisher Jean Derr Darlene Lockley Marjorie Panella Bill Boak Page One Hundred Eighteen THE ORDER OF BUSINESS EFFICIENCY The Order of Business Efficiency is the commercial club of Ne-Ca-Hi, and is affiliated with the national organization of that name. Members of the club are those senior commercial students who have been honor students in their sophomore and junior years or who have favorable recommendations from their teachers. The club does work on school and civic projects to prepare each member for office work. They strive to learn and develop the desirable social traits necessary for success. The Officers of the Club Are As Follows: President Karen Sloan Vice President Virginia Pia Secretary Nancy Mitchell Treasurer Adella Bigley Supervisor Dorothy Young Members of the Club Are: Adella Bigley Santina Bordonaro Ursula Ciotto Helen Davenport Peggy Floyd Mary Ferrare Olga Fomka Barbara Gilbert Barbara Goetz Mary Ann Grycuk Ann Heany Martha Iovanella Clara Kosciuszko Joan Lucas Wanda Macios Alma Miller Nancy Mitchell Florence Morgan Marilyn Morrissey Virginia Pia Darlene Travers Jennie Servedio Dona Sheehy Karen Sloan Toni Vitale Marian Wallace Wanda Yarosz Dorothy Frey Page One Hundred Nineteen SWING LOBBY Nearly every student of Ne-Ca-Hi is acquainted with Swing Lobby. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings the dancing feet of our fast-stepping younger set find their way to Swing Lobby headquarters. Under the able leadership of Cecil T. Suber and the Mayor’s Recreation Committee, we hope to continue to give the opportunity for good, clean fun to the students. During the summer, Swing Lobby is held in the Cascade Park Ballroom, where, under the supervision of Mrs. Frank Gribben and with the popular records of Vic Wagner, we hope to spend many a pleasant evening. Chairman Nancy Johnston COMMITTEE Betty Stafford Muriel Van Dyke Vincent Castrucci Ann Heaney Pearl Pritchard Bubby DiLillo Joanne Gordon Norris Ahmed Ann Koonce Melvin Swadener Marcella Klaber Nancy Johnston Page One Hundred Twenty Y-TEENS The Y-Teens, organized for the advancement of civic and Christian living, and the preparation for the place the girls must take in the community, is sponsored throughout the world by the Y. W. C. A. All girls in high school are eligible for the club. The immediate purpose is to create friendships with all girls in high school who have the same interests and ideals that are set forth by the Y-Teens. President Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Advisor NancyHinish Maxine Taylor Ruth Hall Joan Graham Sally Hogan Miss Janet Brenneman Page One Hundred Twenty-One THE SQUAD LEADERS The Squad Leaders Club of Ne-Ca-Hi is composed of fifty-four junior and senior girls who are interested in sports and Physical Education. President Phyllis MacKenzie Vice President Allene Morrow Secretary Jean McLean Treasurer Mary Lou Sarbo Page One Hundred Twenty-Two THE GYM TEAM The gym team’s aims are to provide another activity for boys, in which they learn muscular coordination and strive for greater physical development. This is the third year of the team’s organization. Their activities include rope climbing, tumbling, stunts, and work on the side horse, parallel bars, and the horizontal bar. The team had assembly programs in high school and the junior high schools. They placed second in the W. P. I. A. L. meet which was held at Pitt University. Sponsor Mr. Joseph Thompson Page One Hundred Twenty-Three GOAL POST STAFF The group pictured above, headed by Editor. Bill Boak, made up the staff of the GOALPOST, New Castle High’s official football program. At all home games, GOALPOST members stood by the entrances to Taggart Stadium and worked their ways up and down the aisles of the bleachers selling their programs. It was hard work selling ads, writing “chatter” columns, and gathering pictures, but, as every GOALPOST member will tell you, there’s a lot of fun envolved, too. Standing—Allene McCormick, Carol Gilmore, Peggy Conway, Bob Altman, Karl Thayer, Helen Booher, Shirley Pikkarraine, Janet Wilson, and Jane Lockley. Seated—Glenna Nene, Charles Robinson, Mary Ann Grycuk, Bill Boak, Wanda Macios, Herman Zaccarelli, and Olga Fomka. Not in picture—Ursula Ciotto, Eleanor Minner. Faculty Advisor Miss Grace Dodson Page One Hundred Twenty-Four THE VOCATIONAL MACHINE SHOP GROUP A These fourteen industrious boys and they can do a job and do it well. Merle Allegro Michael Calabrese Cam Catelesse Clem Cwynar Ralph Esposito John Lalamo Louis Masters their instructor, Mr. Price, have proven Arthur Palmer Russell Peters Donald Pittaway Frank Vanasco Casper Winkler Eugene Morse John Murrawski Page One Hundred Twenty-Five THE VOCATIONAL MACHINE SHOP GROUP B Graduating from the vocational trade school of Ne-Ca-Hi are sixteen ambitious, young men who are especially trained in operating intricate machinery. Pictured with the boys are: Mrs. McCart, their home room teacher, and Mr. Price, their shop instructor. Domenick Cangey Gerald Cangey Alex Christine Ralph Copper John Crunkleton Robert Fabian Edward Garczewski Charles Hardesty Joe Murphy Richard Olacz Arthur Parshall Keith Pitzer Clifford Roberts Harry Shaffer Richard Staph Andrew Viviano Page One Hundred Twenty-Six THE VOCATIONAL AUTO SHOP GROUP A This group of well-trained auto mechanics can put your car in excellent working condition. Their knowledge has been gained not only through book learning but also through practical experience. William Beals David Bowen Richard Burgo Michael Costello Clifford Coulter Robert Cummings Louis DiPlacido Italo Graziano Donald Hazlett Robert Kerr James Querriera Eugene Rigby Lawrence Shallenburg Robert Stoner Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven THE VOCATIONAL ELECTRIC SHOP GROUP B These eighteen live wires from the electric shop are well known as “Harris's Nightmares.’’ They have worked hard to receive a practical working knowledge of electricity. Ronald Anthony Walter Black Frank Book Raymond Cioffi Russell Eckles Charles Hodge Leo Homzuk Ross Hoover Clarence Lenz Andrew Ludovici Frank Marcotullio John McNicholas William Palmer Jay Reynolds Robert Simpson Salvidore Tate Andrew Tkachuk Anthony Villani Page One Hundred Twenty-Eight THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR Under the leadership of Miss Helen R. Leslie the A Cappella Choir of Ne-Ca-Hi is one of the school’s most active organizations. It is composed of about seventy selected voices. The choir has won recognition by singing for the various service clubs, the churches of the community, the Almira Home and the schools. Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine THE ORCHESTRA New Castle High is one of a small number of schools which manages to maintain an orchestra. Many schools have completely forgotten orchestras in the rush to turn out bigger and better bands. The Ne-Ca-Hi orchestra, though small, has more than its share of talented musicians. The orchestra has taken part in many activities throughout the entire year. They have played for several assembly programs and provided music for entertainment between the acts of the Senior Plays. It was proud to be the host of the District Orchestra Festival. The Festival was a great success, and New Castle was well represented with twenty-four members of the orchestra participating in the Festival. There were three soloists on the program, two of whom, Joseph Colaluca and James Maxwell, were from our orchestra. Two of the orchestra’s outstanding musicians, Robert Florida and William Kinnard, not only represented New Castle at the All-State Orchestra, but they also won the highest honors available in their particular sections. The orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Joseph Replogle. Page One Hundred Thirty NE-CA-HI MAJORETTES Strutting out on the football field every Friday night and on other special occasions, are the twelve, snappy, high stepping, Ne-Ca-Hi Majorettes. These majorettes must possess pep, vigor, precision, and grace to put over their intricate routines and set their gleaming white boots to the rhythmic steps such as the Skater’s Waltz step that will long be remembered. Their untiring efforts, which are often forgotten by many, are shown by practicing during third periods, seventh periods and after school rehearsals. Speaking of rehearsals, Mrs. Replogle deserves much credit for directing and planning their work. Also, special mention should be given to Shirley Moraldi, majorette-in-charge, who, through her efforts perfected their routines each week. Majorettes graduating this year are: Adella Bigley, Jeanne Magee, Pauline Ross, Lucille Stone, and Clara Zedick. Those remaining are: Donna Cardella, Joanne Cubellis, Rose Linarelli, Lucy Memo, Shirley Moraldi, Mary Perrotta. and Esther Stone. Page One Hundred Thirty-Two The dramatics department under the direction of Miss Clara Hartsuff has produced three plays this school year. The senior play, “Susie the Siren,” whose cast is pictured below, was the first. This was followed by the school play, “The Professor Goes Haywire.” “A Young Man’s Fancy” was produced at a morning matinee for high school students only. The proceeds of this play are to be used by Student Council to purchase the pins and guards given as awards for achievement. The members of the cast were: Albert Johnson, Louise Wygant, Louis Forconi, Elyce Wygant, Jack Shellito, Charles Mancine, Paur Doerr, Charles Robinson. Ruth Simon, William Kinnard, Phillip Greenberg, Ann McKenzie, Betty Leddy, Ann Meehan, Bill Shewman, and Bill Sumner. Page One Hundred Thirty-Three SUSIE THE SIREN At the Ne-Ca-Hi auditorium, Friday evening, November 19, 1948, the Senior play was presented to a full house. ‘'Susie, The Siren,” a three act comedy by Anne Coulter Martens was a tremendous success. It told the adventures of Susie Reynolds, a very dramatic young lady who decided to be a siren. The humorous effects of this escapade on her beau, her family, her friends, and unfortunate visitors were thoroughly enjoyed by all. The characters were very ably performed. Susie the Siren Nancy Hinish Mr. Reynolds, her father .........Myron Frank Mrs. Reynolds, her mother Beverly Hennon Petey, her young brother James Campbell Midge, her best girl friend Barbara Marquis Gussie, a young neighbor Adella Bigley Jim, the vandal ................. James Welker Blimp, his pal Albert Johnson Agnes, a high school girl Mary Lou Rocks Beverly, a high school girl Claudette Moore Nona, a high school girl Mary Lou Strawbridge Jumbo, a menace Vincent Castrucci Mr. Foley of Harristown High VincentYakowicz Mrs. Comstock, a visitor Dolores Weidner Miss Oakey, a teacher Shirley Ann Sarber Dugan, a policeman Bob Reiber Directed by Miss Clara Hartsuff Page One Hundred Thirty-Four THE PROFESSOR GOES HAYWIRE The second senior play, a three act comedy by Anne Coulter Martens, was presented to a packed auditorium, Friday eve-ning, February 25, 1949. The audience laughed at the complications of a handsome young biology professor during the annual Haywire week at a small college. The action took place in the living-room of Professor Bunting and his two old maid aunts. Among his troubles were giggling girls, his picture in baby clothes, his fist fight with Socko, the boxing champion, and his landing of the dean’s pretty daughter. All in all, it was a play capably directed and well-acted. The characters were ably portrayed. THE CAST: Scott Bunting, a young professor James Welker Lucinda, his stern aunt .........Beverly Hennon Katie, his gentle aunt Shirley Ann Sarber Froggy, his pal Vincent Yakowicz Taffy, the terrible Nancy Hinish Dean Farrel, her father Myron Frank Ellice, a charmer Esther Lindstrom Abby, a silly miss Claudette Moore Russ, a student Mike Gabriel Warren, a college photographer Jack McCoy Jo, a city reporter Mary Lou Strawbridge Hannigan, a city photographer Chester McCrumb Socko, a boxer Charles Mancine Jennie, the maid Adella Bigley Mrs. O’Brien, a visitor Dolores Weidner Page One Hundred Thirty-Five April 29 May 3 May 3 May 6 May 6 May 11 May 11 May 13 May 17 May 21 May 28 track schedule New Castle io iy2 Butler 2514 (away) New Castle Sharon 129 Ms 16 Farrell Ursuline 55 (home) 10 (home) New Castle 62 Aliquippa 57 (away) Ambridge 38 New Castle Niles 57 18 Struthers Fitch 61 (away) 15 (away) W.P.I.A.L. district meet at Ambridge New Castle Meadville (home) W.P.I.A.L. at Connellsville P.I.A.A. State meet at Penn State Page One Hundred Thirty-Six 1948 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD W. P. I. A. L. AND P. I. A. A. CHAMPS ROSTER: 1948, the second year New Castle has participated in cross country, has been very successful. The loss of only one meet and the winning of the W.P.I.A.L. and P.I.A.A. championships are a record hard to surpass. RECORD: New Castle .............. 18—3eaver .................. 32 New Castle 20—Meadville 35 New Castle 20—Penn 35 New Castle 24—Aliquippa) 31 )—Dual Meet New Castle 15—Meadville) 40 New Castle 25—Mt. Lebanon 30 New Castle 15—Beaver 40 New Castle 30—Ambridge 25 New Castle 19—Canonsburg 36 Won W. P. I. A. L. at Pittsburgh Won P. I. A. A. at State College Page One Hundred Thirty-Seven THE GOLF TEAM April 21 New Castle—13% Ellwood City— 1% April 26 New Castle— 3 Sharon— 12 April 29 New Castle— 1% Butler (away)— 13% May 4 New Castle—11% Ellwood (away) — 3% May 10 New Castle— Beaver Falls— May 12 New Castle— Beaver Falls— May 13 New Castle— Sharon— May 16 New Castle— W.p.I.A.L. Championship May 17 New Castle— Butler— Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight 1948-BASKETBALL TEAM-1949 The graduates are: Cialella, Piccirillo, Sampson, Shoaff, Haines, Clark. 1948 - 1949 New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle 49—Akron Kenmore...............27 40--Ursuline, Ohio 37 38— Youngstown East ........ 37 34—Butler......................49 46— Meadville................41 39— Homestead .............. 51 43—Duquesne....................41 48— Ford City .............. 36 34— Ambridge.................37 33—Beaver Falls................47 33—Aliquippa...................43 51—Vandergrift.................48 35— Sharon ................. 49 43—Farrell ................... 37 43—Ellwood City .............. 40 41—Ambridge .................. 64 45—Beaver Falls................48 31—Aliquippa ................. 71 49— Vandergrift..............45 50— Sharon ................. 43 47— Farrell ................ 63 64—Ellwood City .............. 33 Page One Hundred Thirty-Nine THE FOOTBALL TEAM W. P. L A. L. CHAMPS First Row—Abramski, Beshero, Irwin, Dissen, Tate, Mancine, Conti, Harlan, J. Altman, Arcuri, Banko, Wallace. Second Row—Valenti, Smith, Keyes, Williams, Cialella, Paolone, Joseph, Mangino, Hassen, Sallie, Beynon, Lamorella. Third Row—Weinschenck. Mgr.; King, Cwynar, Thomas, Latsko, Lewis, Reed, Houck, P. Conti, Philpott, Costello, DeFalco, Reagan, D. Altman, Richards, Mgr. Fourth Row—Milligan, Mgr.; Lockley, Mgr.; Rose, Bucci, Sansone, Wynn, Sweidner, Cugini, Peacock, DiLillo, Bowen, Papst, Sandulla, Hemer, Horchler, Mgr. New Castle defeated Monongahela at Pitt Stadium to win the W.P.I.A.L. championship. COACHING STAFF: Head Coach P. H. Bridenbaugh Assistant Coach William Klee Assistant Coach George Thomas 1948 SCHEDULE New Castle Opponents New Castle vs. Erie East 39 0 New Castle vs. Butler 67 0 New Castle vs. Youngstown East 19 0 New Castle vs. Sharon 47 0 New Castle vs. Harbrack . 7 0 New Castle vs. Farrell 33 0 New Castle vs. Mt. Lebanon 26 7 New Castle vs. Washington 27 0 New Castle vs. Aliquippa 35 0 New Castle vs. Warren 0 6 New Castle vs. Monogahela (W.P.I.A.L.) 43 14 TOTAL 343 27 Won 10 . Lost 1 Page One Hundred Forty THE CHEERLEADERS These peppy girls have led our cheering section at the football and basketball games this year. They taught us our new cheers at our Pep Assemblies. They sponsored a very successful football dance at which a King, Tony Cialella and a Queen, Elaine Chapman, were crowned. The cheerleaders have worked hard. They practiced every day at noon, from the beginning of the school term until the end of the basketball season. Requirements are: 1. C average or better. 2. A cheerleader must attend all League games at home and away. Head Cheerleader—Mary Lou Rocks. Regulars—Mary Lou Sarbo, Phyllis MacKenzie, Barbara Marquis, Nancy Johnston. Barbara Homan, Allene Morrow, Peggy Floyd, Esther Lindstrom. Substitutes—Ann Meehan, Roberta Spears, Barbara Jackson, Lucille Cuscino. 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Scores ix n� TD X —ivwujtt Hyway ■ ScorM Ur, TD In Mud Battle Friday « A A Win For Phil Bridenbaugh : “ Crowd Of 12.000 At Content. tl iVi 'M:. jhi 1 oc � :■. • c.1 1 . N.C.H.S. Class Rings DIAMONDS and WATCHES JEWELRY and RADIOS J. B. NIELSEN J e w e 1 e r and Optometrist Expert Watch Makers Established 1904 On the Public Square Congratulations To The Class of ’49 Anthony Appliance Company -SWEEPERS- SALES and SERVICE 125 NORTH MILL ST. Phone 6113 Best Wishes .... Class of ’49 THE TERRACE SCHOOL EOR CRAFTSMEN, Inc. SEAVY’S STUDIO HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE — Photographers — NEW CASTLE, PA. Terrace Ave. Phone 6699 ® Carpentry ® Cabinetmaking ® Upholstering THE TRI-STATE'S LARGEST TRADE TRAINING ORGANIZATION Congratulation from Com piim pii ts of ‘Tfea efazcttnieb ('omfectoif New Castle, Pennsylvania G o o 1 Prospecting To The Forty Niners Peoples Realty Co. 29 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEW CASTLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Spencer Paint Glass Compan y NEW CASTLE, PA. EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Craft Motor Co. Snyder Motor Car Co. Bryan Motor Sales Castle Garage Castle Buick Co. Chevrolet Keystone Francis Motor Sales Morgan Motor Co. ,1 .R. Rick Motor Car Co. Travers Sales Service Richer Cadillac Co. Scott Pontiac Compliments of New Castle, Pennsylvania Nliles Rank of Lawrence County New Castle and Bessemer, Penna. Resources Over Six Million Dollars Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The CHAMBERS MOTOR COMPANY 125 West Grant Street CHRYSLER . . . PLYMOUTH MACK TRUCKS Sales . . . Service 24 Hour Towing Service Phone 5130 We consider it a privilege to know well, so many members of the New Castle High School Graduating Class of June ’49 and at this memorable time in your lives, as you enter into a larger life of endeavor and service, we want you to know that our good wishes for your success and happiness follow you. Mayor’s Recreation Project Committee Lieut. Cecil F. Suber, Chairman HovCUf . t e leacA a uiuCcL exceed tnc wuzcfe X F MEMORY serves us right, the various orations delivered at graduation exercises were not only dull but mournful. The gist of these speeches seems to follow a general pattern .... ie ... . that your happy days were at an end .... there was work to be done .... that the student should put away the things of the child, etc. Nothing could be farther from the truth. There is a lot of fun throughout life .... providing we are doing the kind of work we like .... and doing it well. The student simply decides which line of endeavor he wishes to follow .... and then get going. Nothing, in this grand country of ours is impossible. It takes neither money or influence to achieve our ambitions. Simply a heap of determination coupled with a lot of effort. There’s always room at the top in any field of work .... because some who were there have fallen off. Johnson Bronze always has room for young folks who are willing to combine imagination and determination with energy and resourcefulness. The best of luck to each in the class of ’49. fla uiAatt 'S'KMje Sleeve etziutp 'Zfeeulfycuztte’KX 'Ttecv (£ ■4tCe. 7 e«.ti4cfCv zti6 z PAY DIRT for 49’ers No matter how much money you get in ’49, or in the future, remember that it’s the part you keep that really counts for the future. And the best place to keep it is in a hank account with us, where it is safeguarded night and day. Lawrence Savings Trust Co. New Castle, Pa. Ellwood City, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF LOVE MEGOWN “77ie Druggists” 12 NORTH MILL STREET NEW CASTLE, PA. GUSTAV’S Pure Food Bakery 302 East Washington Street Phone 3950 New Castle, Pa. fo t e fyaduatitty GLENN E. MONTGOMERY PHOTOGRAPHER 118 North Mill Street New Castle, Penna. M EDICAL CE N T E R GUS’ P II A R M A C Y Men’s and Boys’ S P O R T S W E A R TEMPLE BUILDING • RAWLING SPORTING GOODS • ADAM HATS • ADAM SHIRTS NEW CASTLE'S MOST MODERN 103 East Washington Street DRUG STORE NEW CASTLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF The Congratulations to the Class of ’49 Winter Company- Men’s and Boys’ Store NEW CASTLE. PA. JOHN C. WAJERT Pharmacist Compliments of Standard Steel Spring Company New Castle Plant If S i • • COMPLIMENTS OF Mlf 1 i PAUL MATUSZEWSKI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 30 WEST LONG AVENUE i « i j i |i THE PANELLA CO. : NEW CASTLE'S AGENT FOR WELL KNOWN BANDS « • Phone 2939-R 1 400 South Jefferson Street New Castle, Pa. |i BEST WISHES FROM i i COMPLIMENTS OF CIALELLA CARNEY i FLORAL SHOP KAY PLUMBING 1229 Souih Mill Sireel i COMPANY A i FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ! i A Phone 3256-J i NEW CASTLE, PA. 1 LINGEREIGHT DAIRY COMPLIMENTS OF — HOMOGENIZED MILK — PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM BUTTER . . . BUTTERMILK ALPERN’S Bakery • COTTAGE CHEESE up 1 6 West Madison Avenue Phone 4257 32 WEST LONG AVENUE Phone 1977 1 ■ Congratulations 1 Compliments of From 1 TURNERS JEWELRY GUARANTEED : H A M M O N I) MUSIC STORE WATCH REPAIR 1 17 NORTH MERCER STREET I EAST WASHINGTON STREET Opposite Penn Theatre NEW CASTLE. PA. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAWRENCE COUNTY and UNION TRUST COMPANY New Castle, Pennsylvania Combined Resources Over $26,000,000 Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE TWINS SHOP MOONEY BROS. 112 North Mill Street SUPPLY CO. New Castle. Pa. Phone 5077 Highest Quality and Building Materials Best Wishes to the Class of ’49 Phone 5260 DAIRY LUNCH 207 East Long Avenue 133 Mahoning Avenue New Castle, Pa. John Gostyla. Prop. Best Wishes Congratulations from from DICK MARQUIS JOEY’S RADIO SERVICE YOUR Sinclair Dealer South Jefferson Street Compliments of WALTER F. KWOLEK SON 117 North Mill St. New Castle, Pa. Phone 628 ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS Across from the New Castle Store at 252 East Washington Street Phone 7172-R New Castle. Pa. Our Newspapers Continue to Tell Us of a Changing World, lint— There is one thing in which there can be no change and that is in the inestimable value of a good education. Those who possess it have learned to be tolerant and forebearing—they have learned the wisdom of passing on their information to others that they too, might lead fuller lives. At this turning point in your life, take the road that leads to greater knowledge and in time, greater happiness for yourself and those around you. CUNNINGHAM 'Jwmnxd JkrmjL E WASHINGTON CHESTNUT NEWCASTLE . PA th.. Ernest I IJ STUDIO En joy Your Summer... And Make A Profitable Investment Summer Program Begins June 6 and June 13 Fall Term Begins September 6 Professional, Semi-Professional, and finishing courses in Accounting, Business Administration, Management, Secretarial Science and Office Machines. Morning classes only, cool pleasant class rooms, excellent well qualified teachers, free placement service, all courses approved by the State Board of Private Schools of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction. Assure your future by the best preparation. Enroll Now for Summer or Fall Term. New Castle Business College Dean Block Phone 936 S. Croton Ave. Compliments Of Congratulations to the ECKERD’S Class of ’49 DRUG STORE from 4 Your Hotel NEW CASTLE, PA. THE CASTLETON Telephone 749 36 N. Mill St. J. J. O'BRIEN. Mgr. MOSER WALL PAPER CO. NEW CASTLE. PA. Wall Paper—Marietta Paints You Can Always Do Better At Moser's Compliments Of RIZIK A’S Rest Wishes Jewelry Store To The Class of ’49 ! 30 E. Washington Street Where Every Customer Becomes a Friend REYNOLDS SUMMERS CONGRATULATIONS PARAMOUNT THEATRE NEW CASTLE. PA. Fashions for Men, Young Men and Boys McClelland Florists McGrath’s Florists Butz Florists Cunningham Weingartner Members of the Florists Telegraph Delivery ' - to Our Advertising Patrons The Business Staff of the Class of ’49 Ne-Ca-Hi Carolyn Green, Manager of Advertising Staff. Agents—Mary Ann Grycuk, Bill Boak, Paul Montgomery. 2 2,000 ARTICLES IN HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS OF ELLIOTT and WADDINGTON 116-118 NORTH MERCER ST. PHONE 3600 RADIO. AUTOMOBILE AND PAINT PRODUCTS It’s Easier to Succeed By Having Your Shoes Rebuilt P a g I e y Shoe Service 17 North Mill Street NEW CASTLE. PA. William F. DeCarbo FUNERAL HOME One of the Most Beautiful and Finest In the State WITH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Shenango Pottery Company New Castle, Penna. Compliments of LEO F. STRIZZI PHOTOGRAPHER NEW CASTLE, PA. Compliments Of SMITH BROS. HARNESS AND SADDLERY FINE LUGGAGE DOG SUPPLIES 221 South Croton Avenue NEW CASTLE, PA. If You Are Going Away To College VISIT OUR LUGGAGE DEPARTMENT The Best Is Not Too Good SPORTING GOODS STORE 105 North Mercer Street New Castle, Pa. Best Wishes To The Class Of '49 BOOKS . . . BOOKS . . . AND MORE BOOKS THE BOOK SHOP PHONE 5057 110 North Mill Street New Castle, Pa. Compliments of REGENT THEATRE OF NEW CASTLE ALWAYS THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN POPULAR PRICES Compliments Of JESSE N. KERR DIAMONDS JEWELER . . . SILVERSMITH 5 North Mill Street NEW CASTLE, PA. WE SOLD TO YOUR MOTHER WHEN SHE WAS A SENIOR THE DANISH PASTRY SHOP PHONE 3523 28 N. MILL ST. NOLAN’S 115-117 East Washington Street New Castle, Pa. Makers itf Fine Cakes and Pastries Best IF is lies From . . . P E R E L MAN’S Jewelry Radios Electric Appliances 129 East Washingion Street NEW CASTLE. PA. Congratulations, Class of ’49 D. G. RAMSEY SONS A Builders' Supplies Hardware Faints 4200—PHONES—4201 306-20 CROTON AVENUE NEW CASTLE. PA. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS O F ’ 4 9 Sears Roebuck 8} Company New Castle, Pennsylvania Compliments Of Congratulati n 8 Graduates CHAS. LUMLEY From The Professional Pharmacist 4 • • ' PHONE 114 T PENN THEATRE BUILDING Compliments Of STROUSS-HIRSHBURG COMPANY ALEXANDER’S | WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES AND PHILCO RADIOS 33 North Mill Street One of New Castle’s New Castle, Pa. Better Stores Congratulations, Coca-Cola C I ass of ’4 9 Bottling Company Hr - I ■ -..US TM' -’KT . !M tr ,. . . . •' New Castle, Pa. ■pemnH w ARTHUR W. MEEK YOUR PROGRESSIVE JEWELER Formerly Lawrence Bottling Mfg. Co. New Castle, Pa. Hamilton . . . Elgin and Bulova Watches 1 323 East Washington Street NEW CASTLE, PA. Compliments of UNITED ENGINEERING AND FOUNDRY COMPANY New Castle, Penna. Compliments Of John S. Brown Son FLOUR . . . FEED . . . GRAIN “Our Quality Feed” OFFICE: PRODUCE STREET NEW CASTLE. PA. New Wilmington. Pa. New Castle, Pa. BEST WISHES j! i i THE CHILDREN’S SHOP l i i l i I Meet Your Friends at DISTINCTIVE CLOTHES i FOR CHILDREN i i � • i i i « I Bice’s Pharmacy 106 North Mill Street |i i It J. Myron Rice. Prop. New Castle. Pa. i i i 11 North Mill, Corner E. North Streets New Castle, Pa. THE HOTEL NEW PENN 20 S. MERCER STREET NEW CASTLE, PA. Compliments Of THE CASTLE STATIONERY NEW CASTLE SUPREME COMPANY 136 E. Long Ave. Phone 6362-J ® BEST QUALITY • BEST PRICES • BEST TERMS LINOLEUM . . APPLIANCES . . CARPET WITH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS New Castle, Penna. CONGRATULATIONS from MATHER BROTHERS COMPANY JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS 213 E. WASHINGTON ST. Registered 53 Years Jeweler In Business Compliments of GENERAL FLOOR COVERING 21-25 SOUTH MILL STREET Phone 2006 New Castle. Pa. Best Wishes To The Class of ’49 TYDOL GASOLINE VEEDOL OILS Theo. Speck Correct Clothes... Are An Important Part of Life LEVINE’S The Store of Nationally Advertised Men's Wear Next to Fenn Theatre LEN’S MEN’S WEAR 12 East Washington St. On the Diamond Congratulations Class of ’49 LESLIE HOTEL New Castle, Pa. Compliments of AXE’S North Mill Street New Castle, Pa. You Have a Job You are graduating into a world of greater opportunity . . . but to greater responsibility, too. It's your job to keep freedom alive . . . freedom to live happy, prosperous lives under a government that guarantees liberty and justice for all. PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO. C o n gratulat i ons. TO THE GRADUATES OF 1949 Hoping that your future brings Health and Success Anthony Conti, Prop. Friendly Furniture Phone 4572 1101 South Mill St. Pearson Brick Company 115 East North Street New Castle, Pennsylvania BEST WISHES A New Modern Store FLEMING To Serve A MUSIC CENTER Modern Community 29 NORTH MILL STREET New Castle. Pa. Specializing in Banquets Phone 8133-R1 Weddings and Private Parties The Village Smorgasbord The HARLANSBURG. PA. At Crossroads Route 19 108 NEW CASTLE STORE Serving Serving Tues., Wed.. Thur., Fri. Saturday - Sunday 4:00 - 8:30 E. S. T. 12:00 - 8:30 E. S. T. CLOSED ON MONDAYS NEW CASTLE. PA. OPERATED BY THE JARRETT BROTHERS Compliments Of See the Newest Class Kings and Pins 1 | GEORGE W. STEVENS MASONRY CONTRACTOR In Black Onyx 202 MEYER AVENUE Mother Of Pearl NEW CASTLE. PA and PHONE 3103 Solid Gold Reasonably Priced at R I C H M A N | BROT HERS JACK GERSON FINE CLOTHES For Men and Young Men Your Jeweler 200 East Washington Street 124 East Washington Street NEW CASTLE. PA. NEW CASTLE. PA. With Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class PRINTERS OF YOUR ANNUAL UNIVERSAL PRINTING COMPANY Producers of Fine Printing Phone 4022 221 Sycamore Way New Castle, Pa.