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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

PUBLISHED TH III 21 LAN Kuff 112 NEW CASTLE PENNSYLVANIA BY E 1 Imwm, If 'EL' L 4 A ,M-94 51,1 OV8 LUOI' In September 1949 we as sophomores boarded the 1952 Special to start our hugh school trap to graduation Many have left or changed trains but the ones remaining have progressed In their lourney from being the caboose as sophomores to the head wheels as seniors Now the time hos come to change our trcun and choose the dlrectlon which we must follow ln the future Let us board the tram once more and In memory trace our lourney through our last year an Ne Ca HI 2 I I I I Il ' ll ' I I MCM-I! AV We the graduatmg class of 1952 wlth smcere apprecuatuon wnsh to dedncate thus yearbook to the two people who have served as conductors during our years at Ne Ca Hu MAJOR ALFRED BARNES who guuded us through our sopho more year and who IS now serving wnth the armed forces nn Germany and MISS MARGARET MONTGOMERY who has been our patuent and frnendly advusor through our last two years 4 le lfCaftL0l'L MARGARET MONTGOMERY MAJOR ALFRED BARNES F .. , uf . xt .1 M I . . CNN w fs! 'WJ +' f J f 3 v ' X. gl 1!x I . I . . . . I ll ll ' - - ' 0lfLfQlfLf4 THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ACTIVITIES CLUBS MUSIC AND DRAMATICS ATHLETICS CLASSES ADVERTISERS INDEX 5 25.12 hm LW Z X' my 'nv-f ,xp rf W ' .iqib 2 S-5: 2, - u I ' . .LL if ' v 1 if xl , , ,.,., 't :: ,... :JA ' W ff,+,if 4 Q itwfef , . f as L an -, - f-', 1, W My , A Jr. 4 ff - we SMWW , -aa L wi ' f f., N M y Wm y, 'vu-.. -, W , 'N 'ix me 'nr Y f First Row- . Delores Matarazzo, Sherry Plonlca, Evelyn Porter, Janice Loveridge, Jane Ann Popp, Pat Bush. Second Row: Bessie Zazanis, Lou Ann Stone, Helen Mangine, Anita Angelucci, Ann Perry, Phyllis Jones, Kathleen Essinger, Beverly Hanna, Ed McNamara. Third Row: Thomas Laurel, Kenneth MacDonald, Anthony Mastrian. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Csiszer, Barbara Campbell, John Ross, Judy Smith, Ann Berry. Not Pictured: Suzanne Blau, Bruce Golbreath. Editor-in-chief Q - Ca, - 1: Assistant Editor Art Editor f Business Manager Photography Anthony Mastrian , . , Ann Perry Evelyn Porter Beverly Hanna Thomas Laurel Y V. 'J,s:,'Jv- - lo' vi vi 9 '49 MC ULW I 0.1 uperinfenalenlf DR. FRANK L. BURTON Westminster B. A. University of Pittsburgh M. A. Westminster Ped. D. , su 4 QI!!-ji, ! 3,',j,j-','s -Q., C guna! of iyucafion Seated, lleft to rightlz Mrs. Stephen Kleckner, Dr. Frank L. Burton, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Ralph Cooper, President of the Boardg Dr. Fulton Jackson, Mrs. G E Seal Standing, lleft to rightjz Mr. Howard Burr lTreasurerJ, Robert Wallace lSoIicutorJ Daniel Woolcock Edson Rummel, Paul Cuba, John Bechtol fBusiness Managerb, Alex Samuels Dr Wilbur Flannery. ll 10 M Clare B k I Ll'LCL,96L MR CLARE BOOK Unlverslty of Pntisburgh B A M Mtdlfanf Qdzncapa A MRS MARJORIE NELSON Allegheny A B MR FRED G LESLIE Grove Cnty College B S mC Mrs Marlore Nelson M Fred G Lesle X! QQ sa ,. 1 4 9, Q 'O 3 X K f MARGARET M BARNES Pennsylvanla College for Women A B U S Hustory BRIDENBAUGH Franklin and Marshall Plane Geometry Head Football Coach LEONA R CLARKE Westmnnster A B Typewrltlng 1 PHYl.l.lS ANN BENEKE Ohno Wesleyan Umverslty B A Physical Educatuon Cheerleader Advusor Squadleader Advusor MILDRED BURLESON Westmunster B A Publnc Spealung Forensics Class Day Program COLTERYAHN Calnfornua State Teachers College Unnversnty of Pnttsburgh M Ed Mechanical Drawing 'l2 EDITH E BIRCHARD Allegheny College World Hlstory HOWARD A BUTLER Westmmster B S Biology DONALD F COPSON Ohuo Wesleyan A B Economics World Hnstory EDWARD C BOOK Grove Cnty College B M Concert Choir N R CASILLO Unlverslty of New Hampshnre A B Biology nv. AUSTIN l COWMEADOW Unlverslty of Alabama B S Health Cross Country Coach Track Assistant Coach is f x F . J N xl 4, X 45 X- F of X X sr 3 X .. Nj ,? I .H Nr X X D4 D x4 4 fx - 1 ,, N X V X . Af ' l I '. .' I t f , l A,B ' 5 ' . - I I .. Chorus A W P. H. U Head ol History a S Q' ' ' W 0 0 - P. R. J. , I .. A.s. ' - - A4 - . g.s,- - ' ' R. E. CRISWELL Westminster A. B. History Hn Y Advisor CHARLES HARRIS University of Pittsburgh Voca tional Certificate Electric Shop CLAYTON F HOFMEISTER Slippery Rock State Teachers College University of Pnttsburgh M Lm GRACE M. DODSON University of Pittsburgh B S Bookkeeping Goal Post Advisor Ne Ca Hn Advisor 1 -sr CLARA M HARTSUFF Grove Cnty A B Public Speaking and Dramatlcs Dramatucs Coach 7 if DOUGLAS HOTCHKISS California State Teachers College Vocational Mathe matics MAY S, EAKIN Oberlin A. B, University of Pittsburgh M A Latin and Englush Fulmen Romanum Advisor Senatus Romanus Advisor DOROTHY EDMUNDS Grove City Litt. B. Spanish Spanish Club Advisor FRANCES M EARNEST E HAYDON HILL Wooster College B A University of University of Pittsburgh Voca Pittsburgh M A tional Certificate American Literature Machine Shop Literary Club Advisor EMILY WILLARD E JOHNSTON KEEN Westminster B A Mansfield State Columbua Unlversuty Teachers College MA Senior English University of Pennsy anna S 1 1 I,f!L4 f I MARGARET B. FREW Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physlcal Education Cheerleader Advisor Squad Leaders Advisor ELEANOR HOAGLAND Indiana State Teachers College B S University of Pittsburgh M Ed Home Economlcs ETHEL M KELLEY Allegheny College Western Reserve University A M French English I Physics Camera Club Advrso Stage Crew Cas ff ' .4 N . 45 ' 44 0. 3i,Jl1,1,fDff M. O 4 '4, sg. I3 j U.-s. ' I , - ', I ' . . Bl? . 1 4 ' Y an 3 -6 Q Q' x. i Y' f A i A A- A. B. ss.. ss. D.. D B.S.' n Q . Related Chemistry, I A nd an T strc I T. Al, Advisor . 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T A y I f 4 O ' ' X ' K 0 ' . , 0 X X 1 - O I 1 sv P e , . 1 . x X , XX f 1 P ,ff K in x x LOIS B KERR Geneva College Umverslty of Pittsburgh M Lltt Solid Plane Geometry Algebra Head of Mathematics Department Q1 'A Af HARRY MARSHALL Unlverslty of Pittsburgh Voccl tlonal Certificate Auto Shop RITA L METZ Geneva College B A Carnegue Instntute af Technology B S Lubrarlon WILLIAM KLEE Geneva A B World History Assistant Football Coach Track Coach FRANCES I'l MAXWELL Oberlin A B Unrverslty of Pittsburgh M Lltt Problems of Democracy JOHN MILANOVICH Geneva College B A Unlverslty of Plttsburgh M Ed Drrvers Tralnlng Basketball Coach E WILLIAM LEHTO Grove Cnty College S In Unlverslty of Pittsburgh M Ed Commercnal Law Busmess Arlthmetuc FRANCES MCCLAREN Westminster A B Columbta UDIVSYSITY M Engltsh Literature Head of Engllsh Department L ADELINE E MILLER Wlttenberg College Unlverstty of Pittsburgh A M Blology I 14 JEANNE LEWIS Westmmster A B Amerlcan Literature Publnc Speakmg WALTER S McKEE Grove Cnty College S In Umversnty of Pittsburgh M Ed Busmess Rscqrls gohokl1e.?plngy ra c oo reusur WILLIAM A MARGRAF Umverstty of Cmcnnnah A B and A M Physics Head of Sctence Department J H E RL McKENZIE CITY College ROBERT M MARGARET A MILLS MONTGOMERY Grove Cnty College Grove Cnty College S In S In Athletuc Manager Unlverslty of Puttsburgh M Ed Sr Busmess Tramlng Sensor Class Advusor Qt if VV, X X f X mf if :I I I X ,fl X 4- Ax-If f six .Q tl s f . Q 5. -, V' Q X' ,f M I 1+- if It ' t ' . 'Q K X . 5 g A X , XV I , sgy f X 'x ,f ff .X X 1' ' x V lt . L. , U g A A. B. . , - . . . . ' l ' C. . . ' ' . . . . . ,W ' I V Y fm H 4 ei i V I L iv ' -rf--I I if W I , .51 ,5 a , 5 ,S . . . . ' YI ' ' A ' ' ' . '. A.. . l I' C. '.'..Ilx S. . . 1 I X' ll.. ' 1 .' 2 4 ft Q ,.,,. 3? LAX I .xt ' Y X-.l ,. ,, I 'F wt P , , ' + Q at fl Q5 -Q1 ' ' I I 'Q ' I ' A.B.. B. :' C. Q, .5 C, .I L:5' -I ' ' I ,' -- ' . . W it , Fir' ! NORMAN P NELSON Allegheny College Columbva Unuversnty M A Chemnstry ALAN A PLANT Ohno State Unuversnty Umversuty of Pnttsburgh M A Business Arlthmetlc Business Efficiency Advnsor 'Wi us, 'kk HELENA STEVENSON Grove Cnty College S In Typewrntlng 12 WILLIAM D NICHOLSON Cleveland Instntute of Ar Kent State Unnversuty Ar Ne Ca Ht Art Advisor I-TWMQLQQ. ROBERT N H PRICE Unlverslty of Pittsburgh Voca tuonal Certlflcote Machine Shop H ELIZABETH PARKER Westmmster A B Umversnty of Mtch: A M t Iso 'Vx GENEVIEVE M RIDDLE Grove Cnty College Unnverslty of Puttshurgh Lltt M Busmess Correspond ence Sophomore Englnsh Y Teens Advisor fry OPAL STEVENSON Grove Cnty College S ln Shorthand CHARLOTTE TAYLOR Oberlin College A Unlverslty of Mlchngan M A Senior English I5 JANET PATTERSON Westmunster B B A Unnversnty of Pittsburgh M Ed Typewrntlng Hall Patrols Junuor Class Supervlsor VIOLA H SADLER Mlaml University B S Nutrntlon Foods Head of Home Economncs Depart ment GEORGE F THOMAS Geneva College A B Mechanical Drawmg Assistant Football Coach CHRISTINE P PICRELL Thnel College B S Biology 9 JOHN W SCHMIED Case lnstutute of Technology B S Practlcal Chemistry JOSEPH H THOMPSON Slnppery Rock B S Physical Education Boys Gym Team we Q I' 040 6 3gQ gs se BISV. D I 1 'I A D. 'I' . . .' I . . . '. . . . . , Q , . . . .,, K N . - t l s ss.. I I I . - 5.5.-I ' - 4' ' '.. 'TMP D 3 fi A 1-2 -- iii I B. B. .' c. 'D U' A ' ' Q ' ' l'l' ?'t l'f.' f-A' ' A I V gp l Q ' Qu ,ge . Q i . I 'Y If to A ff y, , f X X f K 1' xx., I, fa xx ! , 1' V jg 1 s .. X, -7 X. K -- , X Q K f ,X ' ' 4 - ' I X I ' , - Q 4 5 5 X E x I I X K s v f f X Ov f N X' ff X ' 'fffflf J. 7 f 1 J y4,- 7, X zf ao' L' 'ia ff g kv ' JOHN D TUCKER Wesimmsfer A B Unlverslty of PlfISbUfgl'1 M Ed Vocohonol Englnsh VIRGINIA WEINSCHENK Unuversnfy of Pmsburglw A B M lm World Hlslory ab. MARY DETWILER ROSE M UH Geneva College A B Columbia Umversn A M German World Hlslory German Club Advnsor HELEN R WESTLAKE Umverslfy af Pmsburgh A B M LII! Llbroruan K GERALDINE Y Clerk Clerk MARY E VAN DIVORT Mount Holyoke College A B Unlverslly of Plllsburglw M L Lahn Senalus Romanus Advisor Fulmen Rornonum Advusor E VERNA WILFERT Thnel College A B University of Buffalo M Algebra Plone Geometry LELA G MOORHEAD Clerk x 'l6 RUTH E WALLACE mversny of Pnffsburgh B S neral Cloihmg I DOROTHY YOUNG Wesfmmster College B Sllorfhund RALPH L WEIDE Allegheny College Umversny of Pmsburgh M A Chemistry CAPTAIN ROBERT WILSON Mllnary Leave fi' 8l'VL0l LCl,l'L And when the stream Which overflowed the soul was passed away A consciousness remauned that It had left Deposited upon the silent shore of memory nmages and precuous thoughts that shall not due and cannot be destroyed Wordsworth The student body the faculty and many graduates mourn the loss of a dear friend co worker and advisor Mlss Mona Sowash Mass Sowash was a commercial teacher un our hugh school from 1936 to the time of her death September 1951 Sh was born nn Khartouan Sudan and was educated In Calro and Europe She recenved a bachelors degree nn secre tarlal sc: nce from Carnegle Tech and a Masters degree from Unlverslty of Edunburgh Scotland Muss Sowash s mann characterlstnc was an unself1sh guvnng of herself She was deeply Interested nn the futures of her students and took an active part on helping them perfect themselves nn school dealunqs She continued to lnf1uence and guide many students In their work nn the busuness world Many hours of her tume oroved her faithfulness and efhclency IN committee work for the P S E A and faculty It wnll be hard to f1nd another as loyal sympathetic and dependable as Mass Sowash Many graduates and the faculty were sorry to learn of the death of a former publnc speaking teacher Mrs Wllllam Eckles 1Mary Loulse Clelandj Mrs Eckles was a graduate of Westminster and her one year of teachlng was In New Castle Hugh Her many frnends co workers and graduates mourn her passung 17 xy . 1 , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . Q . . -f 1 1 . . , . . .3 . , .I ' . , . .. .. 1 1 - , . - 1 1 ' 1 E332 Nts J Wm Wafer To the pralse of our dear Hugh School Sung we loud and long Glory honor and afzfectlon Gave we her an song Hours of gladness free from sadness Happy students here Sung we to our Alma Mater Ne Ca Hu so dear All her children sung her pralses Wlth a love most pure For her alms and enspuratnons Changelessly endure Wuth her beckoning hand before us We will do and dare Lnve to honor truth and virtue In these halls so fanr Bonds of frnendshlp here we re formung They wall never break They wull last stall true unwavernng For our Hugh School s sake And the rnemorues we wlll cherish As llfes path we tread Ot the friends we knew and valued Wearing black and red When our student days are over And no more we re here Stull well thunk of her wnth reverence Alma Mater dear Swell the slngnng, ever ranging, Gladly we'll recall, When our student days are over, Lute In these fanr halls I8 f 'Xxx 1- I mir tr' -'sllgiis ggi!! f , . A 46 ' I-I 5 2 ' , 1 , , , , : ' f ' I ' I , I , , . , . . I J x L ,...,.....,....-YY.-...,. +.-..-,V...,-,-Y- ----,,,, Y ,-,-,h-K- I ima wal cgimalenf Cmnci First row-Shirley Anselmo, Bob Shellogg, Sherry Plonka, Wayne Allen, Jay Rudolph, Nancy Ross. Second row-Pat O'Brien, Carole Lloyd, Nancy Lumley, Shirley Hill, Lorretta Yaro, Joan Book, Miss Bartlett. Third row-James Lombardo, Bob Melder, Richard Saunders, Ken- neth McClymonds, John McKay, Ed Kelly, Joe Frengel. cgzfwfenf anne! Student Council was first organized in the mid-twenties. The present supervisor is Miss Bernice Bartlett. It meets third period every Wednesday. Each class elects its council representatives-the seniors-eight, the juniors-six, and the sophomores-four. Council President is elected by the entire student body. The main aim of Student Council is to develop good citizenship and responsibility among the students. Student Council is a group elected to supervise all school activities and to attempt to solve student problems under supervision of its advisor and the principal. The members are: Seniors-Wayne Allen, Nancy Lumley, Sherry Plonka, Joan Book, Lorretta Yaro, Joe Frengel, John McKay, Robert Shellogg, Robert Melder. Juniors-Shirley Anselmo, Shirley Hill, Car- ole Lloyd, Kenneth McClymonds, Jay Rudolph, Richard Saunders. Sophomores-Pat O'Brien, Nancy Ross, Ed Kelly, James Lombardo. OFFICERS President-Wayne Allen Vice President-Robert Shellogg Secretary-Sherry Plonka Treasurer-Jay Rudolph 20 ,S?wJenf Cane! Gmmiffew The Student Council Committees meet every Tuesday, third period. There are five commit- tees which have charge of various duties of the school. The Point Award Committee, with Nancy Lumley as its chairman, collects, records, and totals points of all students to find those eligible for an activity award pin. The iob of Joan Book and her Social Com- mittee is to plan the social events of the school, such as the Sophomore Reception, the New Year's Eve Dance, and the School Fair. The Ways and Means Committee, with Jay Rudolph as the chairman, strives to .ind ways of making money, and has charge of all money from the sale of bus tickets, play tickets, etc. Shirley Hill heads the Bulletin Board Com- mittee which posts all pictures and posters of past and coming events. The School Improvement Committee has charge of all Service squads. These include foot- ball ushers, basketball guards, auditorium ush- ers, and traffic squads. Another purpose of this committee is to discuss ideas for improving the school and tries to work them out. First row: Carol Lloyd, Pat Trumble, Jay Rudolph, Nancy Lumley, Wayne Allen, Shirley Hill Joan Book, John McKay, Shirley Anselmo, Suzy Blau. Second row: Penny Thompson, Mary Lou Thomas, Lorretta Yaro, Sandra Raeburn, Elaine Kleeman, Marcia Eckles, Bonnie Santangelo, Nancy Wallace, Janet Dottle, Rose Mary Pagley. Third row: Tom McGaflic, Dick Bradford, Nancy Lewis, Judy Scott, Donna Lee, Phyllis Lutz, Barbara Bender. Fourth row: Jerry Berkstresser, Barbara Cartwright, Bruce Galbreath, David Alter, Dale, Mathews, Ann Mason, Marlene Irwin, Carolyn Seyftert. Fifth row: Hamilton Lewis, Chuck McCarthy, Bob Brooks, John Ross, Joe Frengel, Ed Kelly, Wilbur Foht. Sixth row: John Cobau, Chuck Cuba, Nels Olson, Ann Perry, Chuck Gibson, Roland Gilmore. Seventh row: Dick Sanders, Kenny McClymonds, Norman Genkinger, Lester Hauschild, James Lombardo. Eighth row: Bruce Brown, Tom Crawford, Bruce Walrath, Craig McBurney. SOPHOMORE-First Row: Dixie Hutchison, Patty Winkler, Rosemarie Murphy, Kay Patterson, Delores Cavallo, Fifi Economy Second Row: Edward Nolte, Katherine Oswold, Darrell Duncan, James Fowler, John McNamara, Ann Richards, Jane Bees Third Row: Marshall love, Jean McCreory, Patty Ann Cameron, Jane Stewart, Kay Dagncn, Donna Florida Fourth Row: John Bell, Anthony Dominick, Duane Peters, Charles Wiggiano, Sally Llewellyn, Lynn Slovonsky Fifth Row: David Kendall, Earl Smith JUNIOR-First Row: Bette Pearsoll, Margery Sheppard, Patty Jo Smith, Kayleen Licopantis, Antonnette Conti, Jack Borland Second Row: Bill Foster, Raymond Mazuclcewicz, Katherine Kelly, Mary Hutchison, Barbara Monsey, Virginia DeMarzio, Erma Allen Third Row: Betty Gordon, Hazel Maxwell, Betty Jane Walker, Eleanor Flowers, David Alter, Donald Patterson Fourth Row: Lester Hauschild, Paul Dominick, Jim Umpleby, Joel Carlcn, Jane Rogers, Marilyn Joseph, Charlotte Beltrome Fifth Row: Roy Jones, Wayne Meyer, Glenn McCracken, Dan Runyon 52,9 0WLOI 8 girl. ance 2 ommiffee mfiior gin' ance 2 ommilffee 22 cgfowfelfzf guidance ommiffee Each home room sends two representatives to meet with Mrs. Nelson at regularly scheduled meetings. The committee has three aims: l. to evaluate the present guidance program 2. to suggest new projects for guidance 3. to act as a committee to present problems in the guidance field to their home rooms or the home rooms of underclassmen. The sophomore committee met to discuss the means of a bridge between junior high school and senior and to serve as a follow-up of the students coming from the different junior highs to senior. The junior committee's project was an etiquette film, which was presented to the junior class. This was followed by a social aptitude test. The senior committee discussed and evaluated the college grades of former students and discussed the reason for low grades and failures in college, which some students made. This was presented in an assembly program in the form ofa panel discussion. This year, under their suggestion, career day was held for all classes, and not for just the sophomores and seniors. The senior committee also checked as to what type of work, college, or armed forces the graduates of the l95'l class followed after graduation. enior gyniclance ommiffee First Row-Ruth Lecnard, Mary Jane Wilson, Ann Berry, Anita Angelucci, Lois Simons, Dawna Houston, Pat Duddy Second Row-Anthony D'Augustine, Marilyn Canon, Mary lou Grouett, Carrie White, Jane Ann Popp, Dorothy Kaufman Third Row-Peter Vessella, Susan Rosenburgher, .leanne Cooper, Helen Sumner, Bruce Galbraith, Arthur Cirella, Paul Shaffer Fourth Row-Tom Harris, Larry Slay, Fred Guthrie, Joe Malandro, Howard Gaston Fifth Row-Jerry Berkstresser, Franklin Olney, George Fair 23 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row: R. Di Muccio, P. Blanton, R. M, Warren, B. Colangelo, S. Perkins, E. W Farrzey. Second row: R. Sontic J. Lombardo, M. E, Giltings, M. Molzic, A. Mostran- gelo, B. J. McClure. Third row: C, Caven, M. Naples, M. A. Vessella, R. Kleeman, D. Turner. Fourth row: H. Sturdy, J. Cuino, P. Macariello, G. Latsko, M. Glass. Fifth row: E. Wrona, R. De Lillo, B, Gloss, N. Camp- bell, D. Huston. Sixth row: L. Pears, J. Rose, B. O'Shea, R, Johnson, XI JR. AND SR. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row: D. Whiteford, J. Moielli, P. Dantonio, B. Cupido, W. Allen, B. Pon- ella, K. MacDonald, B. French. Second row: S. Parks, G. Anderson, C. Grannis, K. Lynch, R, Williams, A. Comparone, A. M. Ven- turella, J. Santio, S. Rob- erts. Third row: R. Cangey, M. Chiaverini, C, Scott, B. Nycz, M. Fabian, J. Jessel, D. Gabriel. Fourth row: G. Dean, N. Douthitt, C. Seyfert, G. x .As I ome 00m epredenfa filled Each year, two members are elected from each home room to represent their class. The duties of these members are to suggest, discuss, and vote on ideas and suggestions presented by their rooms or council. This body meets the first and third Monday of the month. The program somewhat corresponds to our Congress, with Student Council as Senate and the Home Room Representatives as the House of Representatives. 24 Mackey, S. Plonlna, B. Arrow, B. Leonelli, J. Criss. joofga U5 Lllfgi First Row: Chloe Eggleston, Joan Hoch, Joanne Marso, Victoria Clavelli, Frances Kidoar, Joanne Kaprowski, Barbara White, Joan Criss, Barbara Mansey, Carol Gilkey. Second Raw: Sally Lou Crisci, Gwendolyn Bazley, Elizabeth Sims, Sara Thomas Nancy Thorn, Ann Rishor, Dorothy Fundoots, Judy Barnhart, Valerie Lawson Third Row: lillian Sterling, Loretta Yaro, Evelyn Taylor, Mariorie Bellock, Carrie White, Helen Sumner, Rose Marie Zaiac, Shirley McGuire. Fourth Row: Janet Gallagher, Ellyn Weir, Sally Johnson, Donna Onash, Georgeann Perdue, Rose Mary Rich, Donna McCreary. Fifth Row: Grace Love, Faith Taylor, Ruth Williams, Marlene Pitzer, David Alter David Clark. Sixth Row: Carol Carmen, Barbara Caiazza, Carol Doyle, Beverly Pittaway, Seventh Row: Arlene Anderson, Larry Grimm, Domenick Palmer, Joseph Matteo. Eighth Row: Anthony Mastrian, Gene Hallman, Bill Mansfield, Richard Pitch. -an ii'- A 1 1 4 25 First Row: Joan Criss, Patty Duddy, Madeline Bertucci, Lucille Palumbo, Suzy Blau, Barbara Baatz, Carole Blose, Lottie Shatter. Second Row: Barbara Monsey, Carolyn Seyltert, Janet Wade, Elaine Kleeman, Barbara Davies, Betsy Harris, Pat Trumble. Third Row: Georgeann Perdue, Jo Ann Hoch, Mary Lou Thomas, Ann Berry, Doris Meister, Doris Mittler, Donna Onash. Fourth Row: Shirley Hill, Barbara Edging- I Z ton, Judy Scott, Patty Bush, Anna Mary Langan, Katherine Orlando, Mary Rob- inson. Fifth Row: Dave Clark, Larry Grimm, Barbara Cartwright, Nancy Lewis, Janet Thompson. Sixth Row: Tom McGaHic, Jerry Priscaro, Bob French, Bob Patterson, Ernie Mont- gomery. Seventh Row: Bill Mitchell, George Fair Hamilton lewis. .fgoachforium aww! gadgefgaf M em When the Senior Class and School plays are held in the high school audi- torium, girls and boys are chosen by the School Improvement Committee to serve as ushers. The Juniors and Sophomores of this group also usher at the Bacca- laureate and Commencement exercises. Ushers are also chosen for the home basketball games. Mr. Copson acts as faculty advisor, although the ushering staff is one of the departments under Student Council. Ae QQ- eddion gown The Pre-Session Squad, under Mr. Leslie's direction, begin their school day earlier than the other students. The boys have done an excellent iob this year in keeping the upper halls and annex clear until the bell rings. '44-Q 'Q QQ First Row: David Clark, Jerry Pander, Bartley DuBois, Richard Reynolds, Robert Hughes. Second Row: Kenneth MacDonnald, Larry Slay, Joe Sparano, Hugh Sturdy, David Kendall. 26 1 .Nuff pafro 5 The Hall Patvols is an organization that directs traflic in the halls and on the stairs and checks the hall passes of students who are in the halls during class periods. The boys also act as receptionists to visitors coming into the building. Head Captain Charles Gibson Lieutenant . . , Kenneth McClymonds Supervisors-First Semester Mrs. Patterson Second Semester Mr. Leslie Firstaowiz Zeb Deegan, Rudolph Raman, Tom Hogan, Nick Angiolelli, Alvin Blackwell, Gus Pappas, Ed McNamara, ar es :ott. Snow Row: Dick McKenzie, Wilbur Foht, Mike Jurina, Roland Gilmore, Jerry Alexander, Wayne Allen, Louis olnar. Third Row: Dave Williams, Howard Gaston, Tom Walker, Dick Mitchell, John Casasanta, Chuck Gibson, Sam Manos. Fourth Row: Bill Skuba, Ronnie Badger, Grimn Beck, Ray McEwen, John McKay, Bill Mansfield. Fifth Row: Chuck Willmarth, Joe Malandro, Norman Lowry, Chris Karidis, John Hutchison. Sixth Row: Richard Pia, Harry Senheiser, George Fair, Tom Harris, Dick Johnson. Seventh Row: Tom McGaltic, Tom latonna, Frank Olney. First Row: Bob O'Shea, Clyde Nickolson, John Norris, Kenneth McClymonds, Charles Gibson, Tom Waiert, James White, Ben Welker, Craig McBurney. Second Row: Ray Mazurkiewiez, Chard Perkins, Darrel Duncan, Lynn Allen, Clyde Johnson, Homer Altman, Biel Gabriel, Jim Nelson. Third Row: Larry Perrotta, Ronald Kenneday, Mike Santangelo, John Kline, Lee Winters, Frank McDermott, Charles Viggiano. Fourth Row: Jim Butterworth, Larry Grimm, Robert Stewart, Gerry Sanner, Robert Panella. Fifth Row: Gene Davis, Bob Schweikert, Lloyd Skole, Anthony Casasanta, Anthony Domenick, David Clark. Sixth Row: Bob Davis, Patsy Farrone, John Maielli, Marshal Love, Geor e Dean. Seventh Row: Harvey Nixon, Vince Julian, Ed Kovack, Jim Carano, Ralpi Cambao. Eighth Row: Tommy Gricks, Jack Saddler, Richard Reynolds, Danny Whiteford, Nick Merlino. Ninth Row: Gerald Lee, Richard Phillips, Angelo Perrotta, Dick Sanders. Tenth Row: Louis Cubellis, Harry Lutton, Harold McGonigle, Ben Fenati. Eleventh Row: Gilbert Kneram, Wayne Meyer, Norman Genkinger, David Vago, Jed Klingensmith, Jay Rudolph 27 Mm fiona ELECTRIC SHOP First row: Don Harrison, Tom Reinhard. Second row: Bert McClimans, Mr. Harris, Ed Kaczmarczyk. Third row: Marion Ross, Russell Johnston, Richard Johnson, Paul Morrow, Nick Richards. AUTO SHOP First row: Raymond Waskin, Dale Gittings. Second row: Richard Stokes, John Moran, Vince Ciomona, Jack Packovitch, James Dufford, Ralph Mielke. Third row: Dcnald Rispcli, Keith Hull, Adam White, Mr, Marshall, Tom Bordanaro, Lloyd Rowles, Tom Costa, Robert Brinko. MACHINE SHOP B Seated: Ronald Cox, Eugene Desanti, Bill McConnell, Nick Librandi, Ken Thomas, Victor Papa. Standing: Don Campbell, Dick Palmer, Jack McCandless, Mr. Price, Walter Kendall, Joe Wrona, Frank Stone. MACHINE SHOP A First row: Milton Cover, Donald Chieze, Donald Romania. Second row: Richard Glenn, Mike Kapraly, Bert Miller, Mr. Price. 28 L OFFICERS President Rosemary Pagley Vice President Charlene Porter Secretary Sue Lockley Treasurer Jerry Pander QM, Dofobs is the organization which helps Miss Westlake and Miss Metz in the library. The duties of these members are: checking out books, putting returned books back in their proper places, making out overdue slips, and returning passes to study-hall teachers. The first group was organized in 1935 by Miss Westlake, but it wasn't named until 1938. Then the members decided to use the first letters of their nickname Darned Old Fools Over Books Members-Barbara Baatz, Sally Barnes, Joanne Bees, Madeline Bertucci, Sondra Blockstein Delores Brush Loretta Bucker, Frances Cole, Jeanne Cooper, Jo Ann Corio, Barbara Davies, Gaylene Deiger, Alma Eddy Donna Florida, Sally Gabriel, Phyllis George, Bradley Glass, Rosemary Goodrich, Hanna Gruen Patricia Hiler, Martha Jacobs, Donald Keller, Bertha Koslow, Patricia Latimer, Sue Lockley, Eileen Logan, Mary Kay McGuirk, Lorraine Michaels, Robert Mitchell, Rosemary Pagley, Lucille Palumbo, Jerry Pander, Charlene Porter, Gay Reese, Gary Sanner, Jacob Shook, Janet Thompson, Roberta Thompson, Janet Wade. 30 First Row: Rosey Pagley, Barbara Comp- bell, Judy Smith, Suzy Blau, Ann Berry. Second Row: Miss Haydon, Veronica Picarro, Pat Trumble, Gloria Como, Joan Criss, Miss Parker, Frances Perrotta, Sally Mikels, Dee Toemer, Barbara Davies. Third Row: Doris Miester, Kathleen Es- singer, Shirley Lutz, Barbara Bender, Laura Conway. Fourth Row: Collette Rigby, Eleanor Birt, Betty Ezzo, Evelyn Porter. ollifefdfg In 1950, a group of forty-three students who were especially interested in creative writing, formed the Ne-Ca-Hi Literary Club. Two sponsors and an advisory board of five helped the club get adiusted in its activities, which include reviews of books and plays, the study of poetry, and the writings of limericks, essays, editorials. This year the club had several book reviews and wrote sev- eral compositions. They have made possible correspondence with Pen Pals in other countries. The meetings are held every other Monday third periods. 5 V- -- . OFFICERS S-'W -' ' --F--. President Judy Smith I Z Vice President . Barbara Campbell 7 - X V: Secretary Suzanne Blau fx I, ,ff -1 jf 3 'iff Treasurer Ann Berry i f ' !'.-- ' ff - Assistant Treasurer Rose Marie Pa le '67, 4' --- f?o I 9 Y '-- 7'T 41fi, 4. , Q ' c 4... be ' - . . x Y Kg- -. 31 CM P 0ufLi5 CM First row: Walter Jessel, Gay Reese, Mary Carole Printz, Frances Seamans, Barbara Baatz, Joan Book, Barbara Dietrich, Arlene Bodendorfer. Second row: Eleanor Birt, Carrie White, Ann Berry, Frances Braykovich, Valerie Lawson, Barbara Caiaua, Donna Onosh, Miss Uhl. Third row: Charles McCarthy, Bruce Billmon, John Casasanta, Wayne Allen, John Ross, Marilyn Canon, Susan Rosenberger, Shirley Bender, Fourth row: Warren Sacripant, Gordon Windl, Louis Coleman, Dean Boyles, Robert Fisher, Dove Williams, John Spina. Fifth row: George Strehler, Jerry Berlcstresser, Hamilton Lewis, Charles Willmarth, Wayne Myers, Fred Guthrie, Floyd Cotton, Paul Shager, Norman Genkinger, Not Pictured: Bruce Galbreath, Edward McNamara, Pauline Tontsch, Lois Simon, John Eve, Bessie Zazanis. N, ,,-3 First row: Mary Jane Lewis, Barbara Campbell, Joan Fusco, .loan Carbon, Virginia DiMarzio, Pat Trurnble, Suzy Blau, Chloe Eggleston. Second row: Nancy Saas, Roland Farnatero, Robert Cupido, Doris Mittler, Pat Bush, Anna Mary Langan, Ann Popp. Third row: Gretchen Mackey, Elizabeth Sims, Loretta Stofhc, Nancy Lewis, Judy Storch, Phyllis Lutz, Marjorie Delancy. Fourth row: Joe McFate, Bruce Walrath, Roland Gilmore, Paul Ward, Jeanne Cooper, Nancy Lurnley Fifth row: Sally Johnson, Barbara Cartwright, Bob Sorlro, Tom Laurel, Alan Susio, 32 Ql lfVL6'LlfL y f Xllllllflilj uf Xia ll 11011 M470 IJ 01111 The German Club us not only a socual club but a club wuth detlnute prouects The meetungs and programs are conducted un German One of the mam prouects us the observance of Chrustmas A study us made of the tradutuonal Chrustmas celebratuon un Germany sungung of folk songs and Chrustmas carols The Chrustmas Tree of the school us brulluantly decorated by the German Club for the enuoyment of everyone at Ne Ca Hu At the close of school for the holudays the tree us presented to the Margaret Henry Home Each year outsude speakers address the club members Thus year Mrs Spelluch a war brude who was formerly a kundergarten teacher un Germany gave the club many unterestung unsughts unto modern German lute OFFICERS Presudent Bruce Bullman Vuce Presudent Bruce Galbreath Secretary Bessue Zazanus Treasurer Joan Book Advusor Muss Rose Uhl lO6LlfLL5A A Last year the Spanush Club was reorganuzed after several years of unactuvuty Thus club whuch meets on the fourth Monday of every month has uts meetungs conducted un Spanush Thus guves the members a chance to put to practucal use theur classroom Spanush One of the guest speakers was Mrs Jose Gutuerruez a former teacher of Ne Ca Hu Mrs Gutuerruez who us teachung un Mexuco Cuty told the members about the Mexucan schools The membershup consusts of all the second year Spanush students and after mud semester ut also uncludes the flrst year students who have honor grades OFFICERS Presudent Larry Haums Vuce Presudent Pat Trumble Treasurer Gretchen Mackey Secretary Pat Bush Sponsor Muss Dorothy Edmunds 33 CM -lf .. 5 fffr - ' C64 8l'L6LflfL5 0WL6LlfLlftf5 First Row: Shirley Anselmo, Suzanne Blau, Kathleen Patterson, Angela Stella, Barbara Campbell, Hanna Gruen Second Row: Miss Van Divort, Florance Murowski, Virginia DeMarzio, Ann Berry, Jacqueline Dick, Joan Book, Donna Lee, Betsy Harris Third Row: Kenneth Shaeffer, Dave Alter, Donald Peterson, Betty Klenotic, Betty Walker, Sherry Plonka, Miss Eakin Fourth Row: Nancy Lumley, Carolyn Seyf. fert, Kathleen Essinger, Lois Tilton, Bessie Zazanis, John Ross, Robert Brooks Fifth Row: James Carano, Ed Kovach, Marilyn Cannon, Gail Brown, Loretta Stofick, Ernest Montgomery Sixth Row: Bruce Billmon, Ann Perry, Ray Jones, Anthony Mastrian, Philip Kirol, Ronnie Marino, John Cobau Seventh Row: Richard Fullerton, Larry Haims Senatus Romanus, or the Roman Senate, is the one Latin honorary organi- zation ofthe high school. Three ways of becoming a member of Senatus Romanus are: First, the honor- final tests are given to all Latin students at the end of their first year. The stu- dents with the highest scores become members of the club. Second, students in the third-year Latin are admitted if they have a B average for the first semester. They are called conscripti members. Third, students in fourth-year Latin who have had a B average for their eleventh year are enrolled as socii members. The initiation is the big event of the first semester of Senatus Romanus. The prospective members are hazed by senior members for two weeks during school hours, and, on the night of initiation, they are tried before the Roman Senate. Business meetings are held on the second Monday of each month in the cafeteria where money-making proiects and school activities are discussed. The club has a party in February, and also a picnic in the Spring. 34 jlft !'I'L2l'L 0l'l'L6ll'LlfU'l'L Fulmen Romanum is the paper put out every month by the Latin classes. Each issue contains articles written in English about men and incidents connected with its special month, information on the alumni of Ne-Ca-Hi, and often Latin crossword puzzles. The last edition is dedicated to the seniors. Special features are the pic- tures ofthe Latin award winners, the senior members of the staff, and the Senatus Romanus members. The paper was originated four years ago by its present supervisor, Miss May Eakin. Editor ..... ., .,.t,,,, .. ,t,.............t, . Ann Berry Business Managers ,.... .. Kenneth Shatter, John Bonfield neth Shaffer. Second Row: Ann Richards, Sally Barnes Shirley Perkins, Kayleen Licopantes Cleomae De Frore. Third Row: Miss Van Divort, Amelia Bernd, Evelyn Gross, Betty Jane Walker, Veronica Picarro. Fourth Row: Miss Eakin, Joseph Cumo, lynn Slovonsky, Lloyd Skale, Sondra Bloclrstein. Fifth Row: Bartley DuBois, Bradley Glass, John Rose, Darrell Kennedy. Not Pictured: Marsha Hicks, Virginia De Marzio. 35 First Row: John Bonlield, Ann Berry, Ken- 1 r 6'l,l'VL8l 6l, First Row: Mary Carol Printl, Georgeann Purdue, Donna Miller, Doris Mays, Donna Onash, Second Row: Clyde Johnson, Fred Hall, Joe Maslanik, Hector Tranquillo, Ben Fenoti, Glenn Maxwell, John Marzula. Third Row: Tom Laurell, Earl Ruby, Jerry Berlzstresser, Kenneth MacDonald, Cookie Capezio, Sammy White, Mr. Hofmeister. 1 ,1- av' a New -wr Q Nix Seated Lucille Palumbo Dons Mlttler Veronuca Tempestc Standing Sally Mnkels Anna Mary Langan Nancy Lumley Ann Perry Nancy Lewis Mary Ann Pascarella Patty Duddy Not Pictured Doris Meuster Madeline Bertuccl 36 6ll'VL8l 6L The main purpose of the Camera Club is to further the knowledge of its members in the art of photography. ln addition to school meetings, the club enioys monthly evening meetings. These meetings include demonstrations on developing, printing, and enlarging film. Besides these meetings, the club enioys outside fun such as parties and school contests. The club is under the spon-or- ship of Mr C F Hofmeister President Tom Laurel Vice President Kenny McDonald Secretary and Treasurer Georgeann Perdue it 5 fzltjfy e Goal Post Staff ns the official football program Approximately fifteen members form the staff who are appointed by Miss Grace Dodson the faculty advisor During the summer the advertising department solicits ads dummy copy of The Goal Post is made up which shows where the adver tlsements pictures and line up for the football games are to be printed The fun begins when the staff sells The Goal Post at all the home games Different members take turns selling at all the ramps of the stadium some on the student side and some onthe adult side The grand finale is a dinner for all the staff members and the advisor Members of the 52 staff were as follows Madeline Bertucci Sally Mikels Patricia Duddy Doris Mlttler editor Anna Mary Langan Lucille Palumbo Nancy Lumley Ann Perry Doris Meister Veronica Tempesta 37 i X4 is 9 061, 6-1, Th ll Il' ' . ' . ' . I .. .. ,, .,, A .. ' I dish-gg-A W I Nancy Lewis Mary Ann Pascarella A X gbpay ' '-4' . . . M A P' X ,T 8814115 Y Teens formerly Girl Reserves is a club consisting of the teen age members of the Y W C A It is under the leadership of a cabinet of officers the faculty advisor and three mothers who serve on the cabinet The purpose of this club is to show teen age girls ways in which to grow as a person to grow in friend ship with people of all races religions and nationalities and to grow in the knowledge and love of God The club is especially interested in social service The girls count red feathers forthe Community Chest help with the heart fund and usher for the World Day of Prayer For the past several years at Christmas time they have been sending chocolate bars to other Y Teens all over the world The Y Teen choir gives pro grams for the hospitals the Almura Home and the Margaret Henry Home The meetings are held on the first and third Wednesdays of every month mterest to teen agers The emphasis is on personal relations social responsi blllties of citizenship health work the arts and religion OFFICERS President Janet Wade Vice President Barbara Bender Secretary Barbara Davies Treasurer Claudia Nicholson 38 - I . I . . . - n Q u u . I I 1 l - l . . I . . I . .. I . I I ' I I I I ' For these meetings, they have outside speakers who talk on various topics of . . . . . . I I I I . . i on eff to right Eleanor Flowers Betty .lane McClure Barbara Dovres lseatedl Irma Allen Gene Adamczyk Susan Shura lseatedl Susan Rosenberger Marsha Hlcks Kathleen Essmger lseatedl Judy Smlth Pat Bush Phyllls Lutz Georgeann Perdue John Ross Ann Berry Betty Jane Walker Erma Perrotta Bruce Blllman Suzanne Blau John Rose Not pictured Roland Gilmore Lols Tllton Vlrglnxa DI Marzro Zia! The Future Teachers of Ameruca club un our school was Installed on May ll 1951 The club consusts of twelve sensors eught lumors and four sophomores The reauurements for membershup are hugh scholastrc record and good personallty ratung The purpose of F T A mcludes l Encouragmg young people to cultlvate an themselves the qualmes of personality and character whuch are the foundatuon of successful teach un To acquamt young people wuth the part free schools have played nn the development of our democratic way of lufe To provade young people wsth speclflc unformatuon about opportunities In the varnous fields of educatlon OFFICERS Presudent Bruce Blllman Vlce Presrdent Patricia Bush Secretary Suzanne Blau Treasurer Phyllns Lutz Hrstoruan Roland Gnlmore 39 - - Q -- Q- ev- - - -- - , . sa. V's,,,.s l- 2 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - l , , Q 0 0 u I . , , . vs.: Seated John Hutchlson First row Ruta Cangey Pat Hetzel Charlotte Vendntto Anno Mae Venturella Phyllls West Lottie Shaffer Angela Motta Second row Vlrglma Turluewlcz Laura Conway Vlrglnla Morrls Gaylene Delger Betty Nycz Grace Love Phyllis Jones Thnrd row Mr Plant Donna Lee Nancy Joseph Shirley Sarbo Loretta Yaro Mlnme Hassen Beverly Hanna Fourth row Geraldune Novak Nancy Burkholder Harrlett Caldwell Josephnne Melochar Norma Jenklns Rose Mane Zalac Agnes Isaac Fnfth row Elsae Hutchison Helen Mangme Dorothy Brutton Agnes Mutchell Ellen Welr lf' QI 0!Z?1fwL1fLe:S5 CL8WCg OFFICERS Presndent Anna Mae Venturella Vnce Presndent Pat Hetzel Secretary Ruta Mae Cangey Treasurer Charlotte Vendntto The O B E Club ns a national organization, whuch orugnnated nn T943 It as composed of honor students tn the Commercual Department In theur sopho more and lumor years or who have been recommended by three of thelr com mercual teachers Members passing comprehensnve exammatuons given durung the school year are awarded honor puns The atm of O B E us to prepare students for commercnal work after gradua tion. 40 Left to right John Rose Nancy Campbell Darrell Kennedy Sally Barnes Lloyd Skole Toni Dmgledy Mary Lou Thomas Jack McNamara Amells Bernd Dal Matthews Nancy Ross Earl Smith Penny Thompson Tom Steele Sandy Raeburn Miss Welnschenk 0l lfLWL 0 W Allglfbfil F W E was formed early in the winter of 1952 by a group of sophomores who were interested in discussing events which are happening in the world today and about which many people are talking Miss Virginia Welnschenk is the sponsor Heated discussions on the war in Korea and our stand youth and the ques tions of drugs and drinking and Umversal Military Training among other sub lects keep every member on his toes Service Committee at the Y W C A with Bayard Rustun as speaker The forum meets every other Tuesday night in the school library OFFICERS President John Rose Vice President Bruce Brown Secretary and Treasurer Tom Dmgledy Sponsor Mass Virginia Wennschenk 41 J Ol This spring F. W. E. sponsored a dinner conference for the American Friends 6 . W, .- . . , u Lg ,, .,.. ,N - . isle! Forenslc Locomotive Llfe and Vuctnms Forensic Team Cast and Crew of The Slave Nobody Sleeps Stage crew for OPQVL5 LC5 The Slave wnth Two Faces by Mary Carolyn Davies was the play presented by the Forensic Players They recenved the hnghest rahng gwen at the state one act play contest that of excellent NOBODY SLEEPS Donatnon Play Nobody Sleeps by Guernsey Le Pelley was presented for a donatnon assembly to secure funds for Forensnc expenses 42 Jo Ann Jessel Rosemary Pagley Bull Slwba Roland Gllmore Lloyd Skole Francls Capella Pete Vessella Raymond Jones Floyd Cotton John Cobau The Slave FORENSIC TEAM Oratnon Conservation Shakespeare Reading Dnscusslon Poetry Serlous Declamaflon Humorous Declamatnon Raduo Oratlon Wildlife Conservatnon General Oratlon Extemporaneous I ,J ' 'L I 2 ' Y ' ' I ' L l ' ,-. ff I , ,f E , . A Q lx f I ' ' 2 'E 1 - l b l K ' 'N , l 4 . 'E 5 A ' ' y Y 1 3 . - . s, ' ' v 3 L 3 5 ,., X 1 - ll -fs 'Q 4 - H 1, H ff H H . II ' Il . I I u u ' ' Ll 'l.l l.e 'l.! -1.2--Ln MUSIC AN I EQ 0 Olf' gftdlf' The Color Guard this year was made up of six regulars and two alternates. Under Mr. Dum, Mais,-HOWG,d Hosfon Keen's supervision and approval, Harry Sen- heiser and John Cunningham planned new rou- tines for each event. Howard Gaston was selected os drum ma- ior. With the aid of his previous experience, he led the band with exact precision through the difticult marches. Color Guard: William Russo, Leroy Hammed, Harry Senheiser, John Cunningham, James Crowe, Art Datlilo. 45 First row: Barbara Bender, Joan Cooper, Rosina Prioletti, Viola Mangino, Harriet Foster, Beatrice Zarlingo. Second row: Marlene Molizia, Marjorie lloyd, Janet Redman, Marcie Eckles, Angeline Stella, Veronica Russo. aybrelflfegf No band is complete without good maiorettes. The Ne-Ca-Hi band had twelve excellent regulars this year, along with six competent alternates. These girls were picked on a competitive scale. Tryouts started in the summer. Mr. Keen had the job of selecting the eighteen girls out of approximately forty that tried out. His choice cannot be questioned after seeing the fine iob the maiorettes have done this past year. Joan Cooper and Barbara Bender acted as head maiorettes. 46 Front row: James Stevenson, Ann Lewis, Walter Merritt, Lewis Colella, Nick Perrotta, Bill Brown, Pat Hiler, Eleanor Birt. Second row: John Toth, Ernest Coliamdro, Norman Lowry, Bill Foster, Pete Dantonio, Bill Buckner, Anthony Perrotta, Ronald Marino, Vince Scungio, Ed Nolte, Rodger Eagen. Third row: ileftl Walter Jessel, Carol Ann Statz, irightl Velma Burris, Glenn Maxwell. Standing: Kenneth MacDonald, Hugh Sturdy, Mr. Keen, Jerry Pander, William Routunno, Geraldine Prescarro, Ann Mason. 0rcAe4 fm The orchestra has played for the senior play, school play, and many school assemblies. Twelve students of the orchestra went to the District Orches- tra at Greenville. They were: Roger Eagen, Edward Nolte, Vincent Scungio, Norman Lowry, James Stevenson, Ann Richards, Eleanor Birt, Ernest Caliandro, Walter Jessel, Carol Statz, Velma Burris, and Glenn Maxwell. Three attended State Orchestra at Williamsport. They were: James Stevenson, Walter Jessel, Vin- cent Scungio. As a result of this festival, Vincent Scungio was offered a scholarship at the Valley Forge Military Academy. James Stevenson not only won the concert meistorship at the District Festival but also won the third chair at State Orchestra. 47 jadier of Zire gf! e On November 9, 1951, the Senior Class, under the direction of Miss Clara Hartsuff, presented its annual play. Father of the Bride, a comedy written by Caroline Francki, is based on the novel of the same name by Edward Streeter. The play was about the trials and tribulations of a father about to give his daughter in marriage. What was to be a simple home wedding, turned, hilar- iously, into a mammoth church wedding, with Father, of course, footing the bills. CHARACTERS Mr. Banks Jack Miller Mrs. Banks , . . , , Lois Tilton Kay Banks Gretchen Mackey Ben Banks Robert Deegan Tommy Banks Connie Frigone Buckley Dunstan Charles Flannery Buzz Taylor A Gay Anderson Peggy Swift Ann Rishor Delilah T A Lynn Thayer Miss Bellamy Lois Simon Mrs. Massoulas Beverly Owens Jo A William Branscome Mrs. Pulitzki ., .A Nancy Douthitt Red Earl Ruby Tim's Man Neal Williams Oh-v-Buckley ----- you iust can't come now. Will you miss me, Pops? We're never by ourselves anymore. Four hundred ond seventyvtwof' What s the meaning of this Miss Brooks? Now wait a minute coach. I want no troubles or difficulties Miss Brooks The word is va-a-os, my dear. Miss Brooks Mr. Wadsworth Mrs. Allen Rhonda Hugo Longacre Miss Audobon Miss Finch Elsie Jane Doris Faith Ted Martin Elaine Sylvia Marge Nancy Lois Tilton Jack Miller Ann Perry Judy Storch Charles Flannery Gretchen Mackey Lauretta Corbett Gay Anderson Sherry Plonka Ann Rishor Anna Mary Langan Bruce Walwrath Neil Williams Judy Scott Kathleen Essinger Collette Rigby Joanne Hoch 14556 unc! jorenoic Forensic Winners of District Contests at Edinboro, Pennsylvania, March 23, 1952. MUSIC Bruce Billman-Tenor Solo . , Superior John Bell-Bass Solo , , Superior Floyd Cotton-Baritone Solo Superior Boy's Qua rtet-Su perior Bruce Billmon John Bell Floyd Cotton Bruce Galbreath Susan Rosenberger-Soprano Solo Superior FORENSIC Bill Skuba-Group Discussion .. . Superior Rosemary Pagley-Shakespearean Reading S A , , , Superior Roland Gilmore-Poetry Reading . Superior Raymond Jones-Wildlife Conservation Oration , ........ Superior Floyd Cotton-General Oration ,.,.... Good Scenes from Father of the Bride Concert Choir Mr. Book and the Basses Boy's Quartet I-w H a Q 2 ll CONCERT CHOIR Flrst Row S Shumway A Lombardo B Plttaway L Shaffer P Trumble W Murphy R Johnson B Gal breath Mr Book J Lesnlak S Shura B Arrow J Carbon M Sheppherd H Temenskl Second Row P Smith R Balnnt I Allen C Orlando B DuBous L Hammond N Wnllnams P Vassella B Calhoun M Allen D Sherman S Rose K Essmger D Mnllnken Third Row L Fornatero M Delancy P Lutz J Kennedy R Gllmore P Burnsude G Wmdl B Glass D McGonlgle E Sher: dan G Adamcyzk J Matteo F Wullnamson N Jenkms D Chepelsky M A Vessella Fourth Row C Frlgone J Sturdevant B Blllman A McGafT1c W Kerr J Bell J Malandro B Buckner R Ross L Roblnson A Querella A Clett G Brown S Rosenberger E Hutchlson S Cooper 6 OIAULZ The Concert Chour Boys Chorus and Glrls Mud Western Choral Festuval at Am Chonr are elective sublects In whnch many of the brndge Pennsylvanua February 21 22 student body take part The Concert Choar con and 23 snsts of snxty f1ve vouces chosen by Mr E C Book Bell John Bass the durector Buckman Bruce Tenor These groups took part m many actnvutues Buckner Blll BUSS durmg the school year 51 52 nncludmg Cotton Fl0Yd Bafllone Galbreath Bruce Tenor All State Chorus Festival nn Wilkes barre Pennsylvanua March 21 22 Chrtstmas program for George Wash and 23 mgton and Benlamnn Franklm Jumor Hnghs by the Concert Chour Sharon Steel Broadcast WPIC by the Concert Chonr Partncnpatuon nn th Chrastmas Pageant by Concert Chonr WKST Broadcast by the Boys Chorus and Girls Choir I A Programs for Luons and Rotary Clubs by the Concert Chour 1 Cotton Floyd Baritone Pennsylvanua Music and Forensuc League Contests Lawrence County Contest at New Wnlmmgton Pennsyl vanua Rosenberger Susan Soprano Allen Irma Mezzo soprano Lynch Catherine Soprano Programs at Grove Cnty College and Bell John Bass Butler Hugh by the Concert Chour Partnclpatnon an the Sprung Festuval by the comboned groups Leap Year Dance January 26 spon sored by the Concert Chour Bnllman Bruce Tenor Cotton Floyd Barutone Boys Quartet Bullman Bruce Tenor Galbreath Bruce Tenor ll Student partvcnpatnon un Festnvals and Cotton Floyd Bantone Contests Bell John Bass 51 o 5 n 5 Q 1 A G - .1 4 1 A '- 1 '. 1 - - ' : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . - I ' I ' I I ' . l ' I ' I - I ' If : . ' , . ' , . , . , . ', . , . ' ' , . , . , . , ' : . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . '- 1 - 1 - 1 - I I 1 1 1 - 1 - ' - I - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . ' . I , I . , A. . - . - I I I I ' ' - ' . . . , 1. , - ' . 2. ' , - 1 . . . 3. ' . , , . . 4 I -- ' - I I 5. , , ' B ' I 4 . u I I I I B. ' - ' I D C . I . 1 p 1 C. - I D. 1 . . . 9 1 D . I - I 1. , - - E. I I I QI I - , - I 3. , ' - F. I I 4, I - 1 Q 1 1 . . . 5. . I T G. .. 6I I .. - ' - 7. ' : H. , I , - ' I - . I .- I - . 1 I - gm crm, Row 'I Row 2 Row 3 Mr E C Book Nancy Lee Valerle Lawson Ann Wadllnger Lols Floyd Hazel Ann Maxwell Ellnor Kelllher Phenton Blanton Vlrgmla Walker Lucllle Palumbo Erma Perotta Helen Temenskl Joan Petrovlch Connie Frngone Phyllls Sangllero Dons Mays Shirley McCormick Nona McCrumb Linda Leyde Jane Bees Donna Sherman Carol Blews Kay Patterson Lucille Morgan Betty Nycz Pat Tegge Cynthla Allsopp Joyce Kennedy Ronalyn Mnelke Dolly Renter Janet Sturdevant Margaret Flynn Pat Latlmer Jerry Novak Mary Fee Jo Ann Kumrow Clara Bogdznewlcz Margery Sheppard Row I Row 2 Row 3 Rose Lombardo Sophle Kololnos Lynne Caplan Sandra Graham Shlrlene Clarke Anlta Trepncone Mary Allce Vallely Ethel Fauzey Martha Cutchall Barbara White MaryC Prmtz Mary Anne Frey Patty Zldow Vlrglnlo Turklewrcz Peggy Cannon Duck Kerr Larry Grimm Gene Adamczyk Shxrley Reynolds Elizabeth Bell Barbara Davies Betsy Harrls Norma Palmer Marulyn Wilson Shlrley Lutz Pat Tegge Anita Trepncone Jimmy Johnson Sam Cook Duck Hoyland Josephine Jacobsln Betty Ezzo Sally Llewellyn Lounse Kendra Janet Wade Rowl Don Cercone Duck Bradford Tnmo Brown Alvln Blackwell Wm! Clam thy Jasper Mr E C Book Earl Smuth Joe Row2 Pete Burnside Glg Mason Sam Manos Norman Cook Merle Allen Sam 0115 AOFILZJ Whlte Merle Reed Art Quarello Row3 Jlm Crnswell Bob OShea Nlck Macnarello Sam Cook Phul Ahlquust Al Cletta Lawrence Robmson Nlck Memo John Molluch 52 - , , , , - ,.,, . - ,,,, 1 1 1 1 1 L , . , . - , 1 , , , I NLEUICS W-J' J! CMA Mr Phnlp Br denbaugh gves last minute nsfrucf ons to Joe Frengel Cfmmg f X Wullua Klee GeorgeB d Phnl B :de baugh George Thomas j00fM QCOI' ,lj Pillffg 00f 61, Erne Academy Carrick Youngstown East Sharon McKeesporf Farrell Turtle Creek Erie East Allquuppa Johnstown Won 3 OPP Lost 5 Tied 2 fxf' p..- 54 First row: Flamino, Mgr., Genkinger, Broadbent, Bigley, Latsko, Kerr, Villani, Paolone, B. Smith, Anastasia, Vago, Turner, Mgr Second row: Boak, Cupido, Shellvgg, Fiorante, Walzer, Melder,Mangino, Frengel, Belancin, McClain, Cubellis, Medure, Amodie Third row: Matthews, W, Foht, Ross, Mezza, Bowers, Rowe, Pears, Charles, Olney, Caputa, Burrelli, Cuba, Lane, A. Mastrangelo. Fourth row: Barletto, Costello, W. Smith, F. Mastrangelo, Cummins, Fair, Farone, Ward, Mooney, Kelley, Thomas, Ciamano, Klin- gensmith, Mgr. 270056. ff This 1951 New Castle High School team will not go down into the books as a great team, and in fact will not even go into the records as a good New Castle high school team. This team did have something, however, that it can be proud of. lt had the will to play the game as it should be played and the ability to bounce back after a bad beating. Many a high school team would have been so disheartened by such a de- feat as New Castle was handed by McKeesport that it would merely have gone through the motions forthe remainder of the season. Indeed, that is what looked like might happen to the Red Hurricanes this year until the final two games of the season when they came back to play like the New Castle teams of old. 55 i v i I' I I I 41 First Row: Robert Bleggi, Merle Reed, Steve Tarnoci, Don Runyon. Second Row: Austin Cowmeadow, Assistant Coachg Carmen Russo, John McKay, Dal Matthews, John Milanovich, Head Coach. Third Row: Anthony Mastrian, Managerp Richard Pia, George Strehler, Conrad Palumbo, Lucas Fiorante. Mcrdify First Row: Lucas Fiorante, Don Runyon, John McKay, Steve Tarnoci, Merle Reed. Second Row: Robert Bleggi, Richard Pia, George Sfrehler, Conrad Palumbo, Coach John Milanovnch Yi' xo. mg' L ,tl A54 '15 E: 99 '-Q-,IQ Mcmify XJ fam ' 1 5 If Misa i -az 5' V K - sw , xr :XV N ML, x ' , f . ,sw X 5 Z' if ,x ,,., . U,igmi,.'4 Auf A If .f , , a I5 Richard Pin Q25 Merle Reed 5111 John McKay 22 Ugo Fioranfe .7133 Conrad Palumbo Lftfjbfg 612548650 Under the dlrectlon of Coach John Mllanovuch the Red Hurrncanes completed a very excntung season They duplicated theur 1950 51 record of ten wnns and ten losses dropping four of these by a total of sux ponnts lncudentally they scored 78 more ponnts than the r opponents P I A They Farrell Ambrudge Beaver Falls Alnquuppa Sharon Butler Ellwood Farrell Ambrndge Allqulppa Sharon Butler Ellwood 7 5 'IOO2 Lost 9 cll W P l A Totol Season Won 5 SEASON SCORING RECORD Player George Strehler Conrad Palumbo Ruchard Pla Merle Reed Donald Runyon Lucas Fnorante Rob rt Bleggl Steve Tarnocl John McKay Carmen Russo Craig McBurney Dal Matthews Total BEST FIELD GOAL SHOOTER Conrad Palumbo 38 BEST FOUL SHOOTER Richard Pla 70 MOST REBOUNDS OBTAINED George Strehler 144 MOST ASSISTS GIVEN Steve Tarnocn 64 59 7 1080 Points 3 0 22 1080 X J I W. .. .L. N.C 61 57 ' 54 55 59 36 ' ' 67 45 42 40 45 56 49 55 57 42 ' 53 66 Beaver Falls 54 52 ' ' 49 48 41 40 52 41 52 75 Tot . .. .L. 3 O8 1 3 ' ' 172 103 79 ' 65 e ' 58 ' 43 19 4 ' 2 2 . . oo First Row Romeo Pacelln Edward Kovach Anthony Domenlcl: Carmen Russo Second Row Austm Cowmeadow Glenn McCracken Ken McCIymonds Charles Cuba Coach John Ml h I CHOVIC Thurd Row Anthony Casasanta Manager Allyn Clary Crang McBurney Dal Matthews Mlssmg from picture Mert Sodersten Mfl'LL0l The New Castle Junnor Varsuty Basketball team one of the smallest ln height un W P I A l. competutlon dud a very good 'ob of securnng a l2 wan 8 loss season lnvaluable tranmng was acquured through coaches John Mllanovnch and Austun Cowmeadow Mannstays on the team were Craig McBurney Dal Matth ws Ken McCly monds Edward Kovach Carmen Russo and Anthony Domenuck iwzmrfg New Castle Farrell Ambrudge Beaver Fa s Allqulppa Sharon Butler Ellwood Cnty Ambrldge Beaver Falls Alrquuppa Sharon Butler Ellwood Cnty 7 won 7 lost Opponent ' H t 1 ' 'Q ' ' 36 ...,t , as ' 28 ,... .,,., . ,, ' 44 '- - 47, ., , II. t,.t, 33 ' ' ' 39 ..t., . .,. ' ' .......,.,. .. 53 - , - as ,. . .,,,,tt ...t,, , t t 44 . Q 1 55 ,.ttt ., ,.., .......,.,,t, ,.,,,,, , t 51 ' ' ' 58 A t.,t ' . A. 56 ' Q ' ' l7 .. ..., . ....Farrell ..... . 36 ' 40 .. ,... . ' , ,. 47 32 . ,. ,,.,... 12 A8 ,, ' ' ..., 46 35 .,., .,,. , A, ,...,..,, 52 42 . 55 gl 43 ,., . . ' . 40 W. P. I. A. L. Record 'll 4 -'s ull? A filf, , . - - W Last spring Ne-Ca-Hi placed second in S tion l W. P. I. A. L. with a 4 and 2 record. Mr. Robert Criswell is the coach. RECORD New Castle T5 Beaver Falls fawayl New Castle 5 Butler Cawayj New Castle T5 Sharon lawayl New Castle 15 Beaver Falls New Castle 9 Butler New Castle 7 Sharon Z8 86Ll0fL The aim of the gym team is to provide an other activity for boys in which they learn mus cular coordination and strive for greater phy sical development. Their activities include rope climbing, tumb ling, stunts, work onthe side horse, parallel bars and horizontal bar. Sponsor Mr. Joseph Thompson 1, as .. ig, First Row: J. Caputo, F, Olney, J. Finnin, F. Conway, R. Deegan, R. McKenzie, T. Hogan, R. Meek, T. Walker, C. O'Brien, A. Dotillo. Second Row: D. Fee, D. Fiscus, H Senheiser, H. Gaston, F. Sansoti L. Barbish, R. Fornataro, B. Ga briel, L. Peretti, P. Petrucci, J DeFelice, G. Barber, S. Barletto Third Row: B, Marino, N. Cook, R Colalua, L. Slay, J. Cunningham D. Whiteford, B. French, B. Foht, B. Hughes, G. Comianas, A Blackwell, C. McConnell, E. Pres nar, J. Thompson. Fourth Row: J. Brown, B. Smith, J McPhilips, W. Brown, E. Sheri dan, J. Taylor, E. Webber, R Johnson, R. Roman, J. Welsh, A DeVitto, G. Deon, A. Botham, D Cercone, J. Kline. I --. l A I-...-3.111 F Q. I Il l ffl Jack Miller, Ed McNamara, Gil Mcscn 4- 1-iff ' ... . J 2 P05515 COlfLlfLlfl g The New Castle High School Cross Country team, under the leadership of coach Austin Cowmeadow, completed a very successful season, losing only once in dual meets to Mt. Lebanon, the W. P. l. A. L. champions. Our home schedule saw a strong New Castle team run over Beaver Mead- ville at the Castle Hills Course. The Cane Harriers then invaded foreign territory, taking decisive victories over Meadville, Aliquippa and Ambridge, and losing to Mt. Lebanon. The next two meets were the big ones of the year. The first of these took place at the Alcoma Course near Pittsburgh. This event was the W. P. I. A. L. meet, in which New Castle placed second. This qualified them forthe P. I. A. A. running at State College, Pa., and extended the solid streak of placements in the state meet since cross country was established in New Castle in 1948. Senior members of the team are: William Broaddus, Michael Jurina, John McPhilips, Richard Pia, Ronald Bailey, Joe Peccarro, Charles Gibson, Donald Badger, Bill Buckner. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES NC Opp. H Beaver T6 39 A Meadville T5 40 A Aliquippa 22 33 H Meadville T7 38 A Mt. Lebanon 34 21 A Ambridge fat Alcomal T7 38 A W. P. I. A. L. 2nd Place A State P. l. A. A. , 7th Place qua 0664 em CM Standing: Frances Braylmo- vich, Elizabeth Sims, Sher- ry Plonka, Judy Smith, Nancy Burkholder, Joyce Kennedy, Vivian Rauso, Lianne Reiber, Pauline Tontsch. Kneeling: Jane Anne Popp, Mary .lane Lewis, Lois Til- ton, Connie Frigcne, Gayle Anderson, Judy Scott, Anna Mary Langan. Standing: Joann Cooper, Janet Wade, Betsy Harris. Laureita Corbett, Delores Matarazzo, Betty Arrow. Carolyn Scyftert, Marlene Irwin, Yolanda Russo, Mary Ann Pascarello, Lor- etta Stoftick, Shirley Hill, Rosella Clark. Kneeling: Viola Mongino, Erina Perrotta, Shirley Shumway, Louise Deluria, Barbara Molliclx, Joan Criss, Clara Mascne, Bar- bara Davies, Madelyn Ber- tucci, Emmy Lou Dean, Kathleen Essinger, Mary Robinson, Chloe Eggles- ton. Not pictured: Sonis Drake, Valerie Lawson, Donna McCreary, Donna Milken, Catherine Orlando, Bev- erly Reiter, Sylvia Rose, Donna Sherman, Bessie Zazanis. This year was the last year for a girl to pass an ability test in gymnastics to become a Squad Leader. The new method is by point system. To become a Squad Leader, a girl must accumulate fifty points by bowling, swimming, basket- ball and various other outside activities in sports. This provides a chance for every girl to become one. Squad Leader emblems are given to the girls who have one hundred points, class numerals for 200 points, and a New Castle emblem for 300 points. The supervisors are Mrs. Frew and Miss Beneke. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Recording Secretary Connie Frigone Janet Wade Lois Tilton Gayle Anderson Bessie Zazanis X, ZAQQPAQJQV5 fy-I REGULARS Standing Sherry Plonka Loss Tultan Joyce Kennedy Judy Scott Slttmg Mary Jane Lewis Jane Anne Popp Paulme Tonsch Gayle Anderson What would our school spurlt be luke If It werent for our cheerleaders and the pep assemblles they have every Frlday before league games? They teach new cheers rehearse old ones, and pep us up so that we In turn can show the team that wan or lose we are with them Tryouts are held and the thnrteen best are chosen, eight regular and flve substitutes To be ellgnble you must have a C average or better as well as passmg a test In the sprung SUBSTITUTES Left to right Elaine Klee man Betsy Harris Carolyn Seyttert Bonnie White Barbara Davies 64 1 3 1 I I - 3 , I , - . . . . . , - I I 1 I , . I . ' I ll ll ' ' ' , . B, . I M ff ' Z xgif ff ' :A f ff fx' l W .V X : ' w ' Q- 6 . f , , N . , . I ,A , A , . 1 ' , , - S DS Presndeni Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Supervisor 8l'LL0l LC8l f5 Dennis Must Anthony Mastruan Barb ara Edgnngton Paine Vitale Mass Margaret M ontgomery x X Nl ww 5,1 51 ,' ,a P lysis!! - X X Jo gui-...lf VI' 19' MARIAN E ABDOE MERLE ALLEN ARLINE J ANDERSON ARLEEN AUDREY ABRAHAM WAYNE ROBERT ALLEN GAYLE ANN ANDERSON Ma' Q25 ,mme PH LIP J AHLQUIST BETTY JANE ALTMAN ANITA M ANGELUCCI 67 GEORGE ALBERTINI MARCEL J AMBREZEWICZ NICHOLAS A ANGIOLELLI JERRY HILLMAN ALEXANDER GUY AMODIE BARBARA ALYS BAATZ .ls Ol JAN If 1 I' A V . DONALD B. BADGER RONALD B. BADGER 3 , . .J ' RONALD A. BAILEY SYLVIA ANITA BAILEY RUTH WINONA BALINT GERALD F. BANKS JOHN W. BARRETT MARY JANE BAYUK GWENDOLYN M. BAZLEY BETTY JEANNE BECK GRIFFIN A. BECK STEVE BELANCIN MARJORIE L. BELLOCK BARBARA BENDER JERRY W. BERKSTRESSER ANN B. BERRY MADELINE C. BERTUCCI GEORGE BESHERO DONNA JEAN BIGLEY BRUCE E. BILLMAN ELEANOR BIRT ALVIN LLEWELLYN BLACKWELL SUZANNE BLAU BILL BOAK ARLENE JOY BODENDORFER CLARA ANN BOGDZIEWICZ JOAN L. BOOK THOMAS BORDONARO 68 JOHN W. BOWER EMMETT E. BOWERS WILLIAM F, BRANSCOME L. WILLIAM BRATSCHIE JIM F. BRAY FRANCES M, BRAYKOVICH ROBERT J. BRINCKO DOROTHY J. BRITTON WILLIAM BROADDUS GAII. P. BROWN JIM C. BRYAN JEAN E. BUCKER WILLIAM J. BUCKNER NANCY LEE BURKHOLDER .fy-' 'Q , L X fai Q Ii C- 'x 9 v I R. 'f 15 VELMA L. BURRIS PATRICIA S. BUSH ff ff' - ' f BARBARA A. CAIAZZA VINCENT D, CAIMANO DONALD W, CALDERWOOD HARRIETT M. CALDWELL N. ROBERT CALHOUN BARBARA E. CAMPBELL DONALD E. CAMPBELL DON CAMPBELL R. FRANK CANGEY RITA MAE CANGEY PEGGY E. CANNON MARILYN L. CANON N4 .r 5 f ..-wmsy 'I ff JULIAN CHRISTOPHER CAPALDI BARBARA J CARTWRIGHT DON CHIEZE JOHN COMIANOS FRANCIS R CAPEZIO JOHN J CASASANTA BARBARA A CLARK ANGELINE COMPARONE JAMES GERALD CAPUTO RICHARD CAVALIER EDITH CAROL CLARK LAURA ANN CONWAY JOAN R CARBON DONALD A CERCONE ROSELLA DELIA CLARK SAMUEL J COOK LEO E JOAN CAROL CARLIN GERTRUDE DIANA CHAMP VICTORIA CLAVELLI JOAN E COOPER CARMAN MARIAN CHARLES ALBERT C CLETTA JEANNE COOPER JAMES E CARR MITCHELL S CHARLES JOHN R COBAU SARA COOPER 70 4. 4- LAURETTA R CORBETT SALLY LOU CRISCI BETTY JANE DANDO EMMY LOU DEAN THOMAS COSTA JAMES CRISWELL PETE N DANTONIO ROBERT E DEEGAN 1 CARL R COSTELLO ELIZABETH J CSISZER JACQUELINE M DATTILO GAYLENE 5 DEIGER FLOYD L COTTON JOHN P CUNNINGHAM ANTHONY S D AUGOSTINE MARJORIE J DELANCY Cl 'i PATRICIA J COULTER ROBERT V CUPIDO RICHARD G DAVIS ELIZABETH M DELLAVERSON 71 Al 'I .MH- MILTON COVER MARTHA CUTCHALL ANN MARIE DAWSON FERN IRENE DeLUCA 60' RONALD COX JAMES DALY JAMES J DAWSON EUGENE DENGLER 0 I? F' jf W' 1,03 7 A ,Q g Q Wig -I f 'ldbvs 51410 '0 0 , A 'X , G Z. y . C .T . . Ak Q x I ff 4 ,P 9 . - ' ,Z - A X R V4 . x n A . S. ' , 4 I j7B'?,'R V T T 5 6' G- ' . f I 1 52 I XV , I 5: Q S f A 1, W7 I f 1 A' 4 . f v X f .A Q. A, 0. f ,'5 Oz A 0' 5 W ,O v Q nf: fm-. Q ' V X I J Q0 .'! Q, ERNEST DeREKOS VINCENT ANGELO DeSTEFANO ', f 'Cf I , ,VV0 .51 1 . ,H f 1 J RANIER DEVIDO PAUL DEWBERRY JAMES F. DiCAPRIO THOMAS DIMUCCIO EUGENE DiSANTI LUCY ANN DiTHOMAS ANGELO P. DiVITTO NANCY LOU DOUTHITT MARY ANN DoVlDIO JACK DUDASH PATRICIA ANN DUDDY JAMES DUFFORD 31 fd 1 I .1 if ,,,. -- if A 5 1-2.1 M 'C T BARBARA ANN EDGINGTON CHLOE ELISABETH EGGLESTON CARMELLA ELIAS KATHLEEN M. ESSINGER JOHN R. EVE GEORGE FAIR JOE FARRIS ANGELINE M. FAZIO ROSELINE FAZIO JOSEPH C. FELICE ql,l'Lv 4 X, . DAVID W. FENTON I JAMES R. FICKLE Q- u' J if DONALD FIELLO JOHN A. FINNIN 72 LUCAS FIORANTE MARGARET FIRMI DWIGHT C. FISCUS CHARLES F, FLANNERY JANE ELLEN FLEMING MIKE FLYAK MARGARET L. FLYNN MARY LOU FLYNN WILBUR FOHT MARY LOU FONNER EVA HARRIET FOSTER SHIRLEY FRANK ROBERT C. FRENCH JOE FRENGEL 73 X. Jag iw- ' Vi' 3 E 5 L CONNIE FRIGONE GEORGE FRY RICHARD C. FULLERTON JOAN J. FUSCO V .. I 'iff' fl? BRUCE E. GALBREATH PHYLLIS MAY GANGLIERO HOWARD A. GASTON CHARLES R. GIBSON PATTIE J. GIBSON CAROL ELAINE GILKEY THERON GILLILAND ROLAND GILMORE DALE GITTINGS RICHARD GLENN lf 'I Af' ROSEMARY GOODRICH BETTY JANE HALLOWICH JOSEPH HEANEY BEVERLY ANN HOUSTON MARY C GORGACZ M BEVERLY HANNA HELEN C HENLE DAWNA LEE HOUSTON Z SARA GREGOR SAMUEL P HANNA PATRICIA ANN HETZEL KEITH HUFF PM 'W- 3 '3 n-cf' bf' LEROY GRIMM HAROLD F HANNON ADA HIBBARD WILLIAM A HUNTER MARY LOU GROUCOTT THOMAS L HARRIS BETTY HIGGINS ELSIE HUTCHISON FREDRICK W LAWRENCE J GUTHRIE DONALD E HARRISON JO ANNE HOCH JOHN HUTCHISON HAIMS AMEENA HASSEN TOM HOGAN THOMAS IATONNA 74 I I? H J ' .,,,, 'J J ,f f V Y QL ' C I ' A :A - , , , I , 4 .L X, I ff , if Ji L A Li 'J-I p J A Q' f' f' I I AX- m 3 XZ 1 T is .V A K A iraq 3 im' , ,, gig. , , X A I , f N AGNES ISAAC SALLY LOU JOHNSON EDWARD KACZMARCZYK WALTER ALLEN KERR A K TIMOTHY JASPER Russsu 4oHNsT0N MICHAEL KAPRALY FRANCES KIDOOR NORMA MARIE JENKINS WILLIAM JOHNSTON CHRIS PETE KARIDIS RHODA LEE KINSBERG RALPH D JOHNS PHYLLIS H JONES DOROTHY L KAUFMAN PHILIP KIROL T SHIRLEY ANN JOHNS WALTER JORDAN JANE KELLY STANLEY M KOLODJESKI E RICHARD JOHNSON NANCY T JOSEPH WALTER KENDALL JOANNE KOPROWSKI '25 af ?4' RICHARD J JOHNSON MICHAEL JURINA JOYCE KENNEDY ELIZABETH ANN KOS 75 1 ' 4 I , ,fl 4' I ,Q I M F . A 441 ' , I . , Q, r f I I 2 X I .wig 3 xg- I . Q- 'SA . J ' 5. if . ' 4 M ximl ::, E W N, W X , X , Q Nw I 1 I If A . .x 'TA- C 5- ANNA MARY LANGAN PATRICIA A. LASTORIA 'IHOMAS C, LAURELL DONNA JEANNE LEE DARRELL B. LEHBERGER ANTHONY F. LEITERA RUTH JOANN LEONARD HAMILTON WARD LEWIS MARY JANE LEWIS NANCY LOUISE LEWIS NICHOLAS LIBRANDI MARJORIE A, LLOYD ROSE MARIE LOMBARDO ANNE M. LOVAGLIO W , .6 4' HP -Q GRACE E. LOVE JANICE WHITE LOVERIDGE NORMAN K. LOWRY A. JOHN LUKAS NANCY JANE LUMLEY PHYLLIS C. LUTZ Q l nf ! DOREEN C. LYNCH GERALDINE LYTLE K ENNETH P. MocDONALD DONALD D. MACIARELLO DONNA MACIARELLO NICHOLAS J. MACIARELLO 4,-2 f' ,c,,. rf GRETCHEN R. MACKEY JOSEPH E. MALANDRO 76 ANNA MAE MALIZIA DELORES F. MALIZIA HELEN C. MANGINE VIOLA Y. MANGINO SAMUEL MANOS WILLIAM T. MANSFIELD JOANN C. MARSO JOE MASLANIK GIL MASON CLARA MARIE MASONE ANTHONY S. MASTRIAN DOLORES P. MATARAZZO JOSEPH JAMES MATTEO M. DORA MAYER Es lo' qu.. as N ,, Q an n qs! Q. ,. 'T fi www, Y JACK McCANDLESS BILL McCARTHY f 1 S,-yi ,df FRED McCLAIN LEROY McCLENDON, .IR BERT McCLIMANS HELEN G. McCLINTOCK WILLIAM L. McCONNELL R. DONNA M:CREARY JANET McEWEN RAY McEWEN JOSEPH R. McFATE THOMAS S. McGAFFIC BRAD McGONIGLE JOHN A. McKAY -If ...ah V I . 1 4 I I I I 1 OP 2 NANCY McKEE .IOSEPHINE ANN MELICHAR DICKSON W. MITCHELL ELEANOR JEAN MORRIS GEORGE R. McKENZlE WALTER H, MERRITT WILLIAM E. MITCHELL J. VIRGINIA MORRIS EDWARD P. McNAMARA JOHN B. McPHlLLlPS RALPH SALLY K. MIELKE MIKELS JOHN P. MOLLICK DORIS ANN MITTLER PAUL ANGELA MARIE MORROW MOTTO RONALD W. MEEK BERT MILLER ERNEST J. MONTGOMERY DENNIS P. MUST DORIS J. MEISTER Jo N w. MILLER 12,1 JOHN MORAN BEVERLY ANN NADER ROBERT MELDER I I AGNES A. MITCHELL RITA LUCILLE MORGAN PATRICIA MAY NEWTON 78 XX I A GERALDINE NOVAK JOSEPHINE ORLANDO JOHN P PANELLA CARMEN A PASTORE N ELIZABETH NYCZ BEVERLY ANN OWENS WILLIAM M PANELLA JACK PAVKOVICH CHARLES D O BRIEN ROSEMARY PAGLEY NICHOLAS A PAOLONE JOE WILLIAM PECARRO FRANKLIN OLNEY RICHARD C PALMER VICTOR PAPA LEONARD L C PERRETTI T NELS O OLSON CONRAD J PALUMBO EVANGELI PAPPAS ANTHONY PERROTTA N KATHERINE OMER LUCILLE M PALUMBO GUS PAPPAS MARY ANN PERROTTA CATHERINE A ORLANDO ROSE MARY PALUMBO MARY ANN PASCARELLA NICK P PERROTTA I I Kp' N ,Q I :vb fx 79 I 2 . ,V A I 1' - W Y J ' Q , ' I I Qi , jT?Xb,! 2 I I 'Y 4. .NI 1 I ,fy 'F QQ ' ff 2.3 q 'N Q X . ,- A. J. . . I , . . J. . E is ANN LOUISE PERRY JOAN C. PETROVITCH RICHARD A. PIA JOSEPH J. PLANT SHERRY ANNE PLONKA JANE ANNE POPP EVELYN PORTER CHARLENE A. PRENTICE f . A ROSINA PRIOLETTI ARTHUR A. QUARELLO TOM EUGENE QUIMBY VIVIAN M. RAUSO DONALD E. REED MERLE L. REED i ff' ef if iii .r no 'N I I XS' ' .-xxx, BETTY B. REGAN LIANNE E. REIBER DELORES A. REIDER TOM REINHARD JANE REYNOLDS ROSEMARIE RICH NANCY CARROLL RICHARD NICHOLAS RICHARDS A 9 U. LILLIAN R. RICO COLLETTE ANN RIGBY ANN F, RISHOR DON RISPOLI JAMES R. ROBINSON SALLY LOU ROBERTS 80 MARY ELIZABETH ROBINSON RUDOLPH ROMAN DONALD ROMANIO SYLVIA G. ROSE SUSAN J. ROSENBERGER JOHN FRANCIS ROSS MARION ROSS RICHARD N. ROSS JEAN ROTELLI EARL RUBY MARY JOANNE RUSSO ANTHONY A. RYAN CHARLOTTE R. RYAN NANCY L. SAAS Rl 3 - In N ' ij. i , 'Q C3 nr' - . . In . .F I NAS, -gy 1' 4. - an .. 5 K .gig . . w E JUS I --fy 1. f 5-:ff .ff . I ' . ' I . 0, ' , . f x Y. 5 ' . t JI 151522 5 M ' . . .24 ': : HEMI. 1 A fy E In ..... . Q o X ' .' xy . Q Q ag. X , ., A :' ' f zx 4: ' x. 5 I WARREN M. SACRIPANT BERNARD A. SANDERS SHIRLEY MAE SARBO ROBERT M. SARKO CHARLES H. SCOTT JUDITH A. SCOTT MILDRED A. SCUNGIO VINCENT A. SCUNGIO LfM.,.f I HARRY E. SENHEISER LOTTIE M. SHAFFER PAUL E. SHAFFER GALE SHAY ROBERT G. SHELLOGG KATHRYN LEE SHERER .-,Y fav fi DONNA J SHERMAN NADYNE E STEVENS JANET LEE STURDEVANT PATRICIA H TEGGE J lg .4 is T' ,Mx SHIRLEY MAE SHUMWAY LILLIAN JEAN STIRLING HENRY ALLEN STURDIFIN HELEN TEMENSKI LO S E SIMON LORETTA MARIE STOFICK ROBERT D SUBER VERONICA M TEMPESTA MAMIE ELIZABETH SIMS RICHARD STOKES HELEN MAE SUMNER EVELYN C THAYER 1 90 I 4 STEPHEN WILLIAM SKUBA FRANK STONE ELIZABETH JANE TACKET JOAN LEE THAYER LARRY G SLAY LOU ANN STONE PATRICK F TAYLOR KATHRYN R THELLMAN JUDITH P SMITH JUDITH A STORCH ROBERT D TAYLOR KENNETH THOMAS 82 Q' NANCY JOANN THORN PATRICIA ANN TRUMBLE SAM VIGNOVICH RAY WASKIN ALFRED CECIL TILDEN VIRGINIA L. TURKIEWICZ PATRICIA A. VITALE ELLYN WEIR LOIS JANE TILTON MARY ALICE VALLELY ROCCO JOHN VITALE JOHN FRANK WEISBAKER PAULINE ANNE SYLVIA J, TONTSCH ANTHONY VENDILLI THOMAS J. WALKER PHYLLIS L. WEST TRANQL-L0 CHARLOTTE venomo BRUCE B. WALRATH ADAM WHITE 'FT ANITA L. TREPICONE 1 .h ANNA MAY VENTURELLA HAROLD JAY WALTER CARRIE ADELINE WHITE -3 i 83 MARY ANN TREP ONE .LC Y PETERNDA. . NESSELBA -55 PAUL V. WARD DONNA JEAN WHITESIDE s - . K -4' DAVID MAINARD E NEAL E WILLIAMS WILLIAMS GORDON LOUIS W WINDL WOJNAR Ivy I 1 v LORRETTA YARO WILLIAMS CHARLES MARY JANE WILLMARTH WILSON JACK G JOSEPH JOHN WRIGHT WRONA WYZA ROSEMARIE BESSIE A ZAJAC ZAZANIS ALSO GRADUATING IN JUNE I952 ADOLPH J BOBER FRANKLIN A DeGENNARC E L F Y LLOYD ROWLES ALLAN RICHARD SUSIA LOUISE ZINGARO 84 6 fs ' ,A M, Y' A :AY Q1 3 X I I . D. . RE L54 . ..,'w, . -pi J A 4V11:,'L2QI?v, X EQ X. A' 'fs f I v.-if f , 'S' ' 431.5 V' ,1' xa?-gfff ,4 -172' ' af X -Q 1 I 3213 'ti-7' f 7 ' I-E5 Q1 ' ze I-12-L .f gif, SP ' I , v V A 'T fu . I 'L-' f N - A '4- fl Q .- Q , K J xvjggyivg 2 322 if-1 4 I :FQ 'ii' 5, Q? X uri 'C C7 OZLQIOQPJ CCLLVLJJV September 4-We thought we were pretty snap py as hsgh and msghty Sensors on the first day of school September 7 Our football season opened and put spsrst snto the Class of 52 October 8 The Sensor Magazsne Campasgn was launched' At the end of two weeks the Leapers had topped all other records A Sensor Party was held at the new Amerscan Legson Hall t celebrate lt seems that everythsng we ve done has been a huge success October 16 Fsrst Grade Day brought gladness to some and sadness to others November 9 Father of the Brsde the Sensor Class Play proved to be entertasn sng to most but embarrasssng to one we know CAnn Rsshor'?J November 21 The Thanksgsvsng Dance was the first attempt to show what the Sen sors could d We showed them' Vacatson Everybody hoped for an other Bsg Snow Wonder why? December 7 The Bell Hop sponsored by the Junsors put us all sn the Chrsstmas Spsrst December 14--Fsrst Home basketball game What a team made an appearance that nsght' December 31 Student Councsl outdsd stself wsth the New Years Dance to top off a wonderful Chrsstmas vacatson The Isghts went off at 12 P M Mmm boy' January 18 Close of the Fsrst Semester We Leapers realszed our days were num bered January 27 The Concert Chosr held a Leap Year Dance The gsrls took thesr first real chance and made the nsght a huge success February 15 The School Play was held and Our Msss Brooks became Your Msss Brooks February 22 Sherry and Denny were crowned Ksng and Que n of Hearts at the Valentsne Dance The Sensor Class held up to thesr good reputatson for havsng outstandsng decoratsons' March 15 All clubs put forth snstsatsve to make the School Fasr the best one ever held Both young and old enloyed the feature attractsons Aprsl 4-Easter Vacatson began a whole week of freedom' We realszed that st wouldnt be long untsl we donned our caps and gowns May 2 The May Day was as beautsful as ever The Sensor Queen crowned the Jun sor Queen sn a moment of awe and May 3 We Leapers apprecsated the Junsors suc cessful Junsor Sensor Prom another note of sadness for the Class of 52 May 23 Fun was had by all at Class Day' A lolly program plus a day filled wsth gasety and excstement went down sn many dsart s as ssmply terrsfic May 25 That Sunday nsght at Baccalaureate we recesved sound advsce for our future May 27 Commencement the begsnnsng of a new lsfe Awards were gsven to stu dents of outstandsng scholastsc absl ty We recesved our dsplomas at long last or was st long? May 28 We were all together for the last tsme at the Dsnner Dance Everybody realszed that Ne Ca Hs has lots to do to beat the Class of 52 A , Il ' ll ll . . . , . ,, . ' e . . O . . . l I - . .. . ll - 11 - ' - - I - . . , . ' o. . ' ' This day also began Thanksgiving silence. . . . , - II ll I - , l I ' 'e ll ' ' .ll I I . ' ' . . , 86 me Z? f W f flwgoffm KA Reluctant Fore ell from ou School to the Seniors What' Another group as leavnng me? Why they must go I do not see' Ive lust begun to know them now But to me theyll sweetly bow And say goodby l ask you now wuth heart slncere Please do not leave me fo I fear Ill miss your laughter un my halls Your fUflIVe wrttlng on my walls Dont say goodbye You say that you must play a role ln your new world dont be so drolll Th yll get along without you flne Now do not leave me here to pane No not goodbye What was that? Im belng selflsh'? Therell be others lust as devulush? I4 0 , I' We-I-ll-I, you'II come back and see me though? raduafion any Z5 eamn Then wnth my blessings you may go Ill say goodbye I Sylvua Barley Tune May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You Graduatuon day ns nearnng For the Class of fifty two May the Good Lord bless the future May our dreams come true In our sophomore year we loved at And as lunlors thought xt swell Now at last we re mighty sensors Who must say farewell May we long recall the frlendshlps That have blossomed thru the years And our football games and dances And the band we haxled wuth cheers Now well tue these tender mem nes Wnth our colors whute and blue As we leave dear Sensor Hugh School Wnth a fond adleu Donna Jeanne Lee B7 0lfL0lf' Angeluccl Amta Marte Bellock Marlorne Louuse Berkstresser Jerry Wtllnam Bagley Donna Jean Btllman Bruce Elwln Blau Suzanne Book Joan Loulse Brntton Dorothy Jeanne Broaddus Wllllam Franklun Brown Gaul Prnce Bucker Jean E Bush Patrncla Sue Caldwell Harriett Marte Campbell Barbara Edwuna Cangey Rtta Mary Canon Marilyn Loulse Carman Joan Carol Clark Barbara Ann Clark Ednth Carol Cobau John Reed Comparone Angelune Antounette Cooper Jeanne Allen Detger Gaylene Sue Delancy Marlorue Jean Edglngton Barbara Anne Esslnger Mary Kathleen Ftscus Dwight Covert Fullerton Richard Clark Fusco Joan Gtsllda Glenn Rtchard Lee Hatms Lawrence Joseph Hanna Mary Beverly Huggins Betty Jean Jenkins Norma Marne Jones Phyllns Hannah Juruna Mnchael Joseph Kelly Jesste Jane Karol Phllup Michael Kolodlesku Stanley Marlon Langan Anna Mary Laurell Thomas Charles Lee Donna Jeanne Q I Cfcm 7 95 ' Lehberger Darrel Burke Love Grace Elizabeth Lumley Nancy Jane Lutz Phyllis Covert Malandro Jos ph Eugene Malrzta Dolores Frances Mangune Helen Cecelua Mansfleld Wnllnam Thomas Mastrnan Anthony Samuel McNamara Edward Paul Mellchar Josephine Ann Morris Jessue Vnrgtnna Owens Beverly Ann Palumbo Lucille Mae Paolone Nncholas Anthony Perry Ann Louise Plonka Sherry Anne Popp Jane Anne Porter Evelyn Dale Rtchard Nancy Carroll Rnshor Ann Frances Ross John Francls Ruby Earl Campbell Saas Nancy Louise Sarbo Shirley Mae Scunguo Mildred Amelia Shaffer Paul Edward Sherer Kathryn L e Sherman Donna Jean Clay Larry George Stoftlck Loretta Marne Stone Luella Ann Susla Allan Richard Thayer Evelyn Corbet Tulton Lots Jane Trumble Patrucna Ann Vendltto Charlotte Venturella Anna May Wenr Ellyn Margrette White Carrue Adeline Wtllnams Davtd Royal Zazants Bessie I I I I , , I I ' , ' , 2 I I I I , , I I I I I ' I I I , , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . . I Conway, Laura Ann Rosenberger, Susan Jane I I I I , ., , I I I I , ' , -2 , c , , c , I I I I , , I I , , I I I I I I , , I I , , , , 88 F' ' ' I 1 111 Al 1,1 nv-r -4 xg T 0 0 Q0 .- , . V. 0 K Wm l-ox 1. t F? fs' A , -E.',vQ ' fy. sf Q af, f' 'rw 'Q K K ,Q ,R . , .,.-.-3. - gt , 0 , v X . I. 1: 4. ni. ns. U, '13 81: ' 4: FI dy My With Spring comes the most colorful event at New Castle High-May Day. Each year the iunior class elects a Queen of May and twelve attendants. ln the early part of May 1951, Sherry Plonka was elected our queen. The senior queen, Melva Black, crowned her at a ceremony heid in our auditorium. Enter- tainment was then provided to honor the queen. my Qwwz W s SHERRY PLONKA A .mfg l ,fdffelialanfj y Gay Anderson, Barbara Bender, Joan Book, Pat X, A Duddy, Barbara Edgington, Nancy Lumley, Gretchen 'f' 1 lf, ,Ll Mackey, Sally Mikels, Ann Perry, Judy Scott, Pat I, Trumble, Loretta Yaro. A 'AQ W 7-gf.. 1 fir 5 1 . 89 JUNIOR OFFICERS N President Ed Kovac Vice President Lenora Black Secretary Santina Canfora Treasurer Robert Brooks MISS EDMONDS-212 Martha Alduk, Josephine Attisana, Joanne Bees, Delores Abraham, Rose Augustine, Margaret Altmire, Jim Ayres, Wilma Aiken, Delores Ball, Miss Edmunds, Mary Athoules, Jim Anderson, Ed Fry, Loretta Abramski, Homer Altman, John Cunningham. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First Row: Shirley Parks, Janet Dottle, Donna Gabriel, Marion Fabian, June Santia, Joan Criss, Carole Grannis. Second Row: Rosina Morici, Ruth Williams, Audreen Bevon, Bette Arrow, Carolyn Seyfert, Anne Mason, Beatrice Zarlingo. Third Row: Mauro Chiaverini, Mike Petro, Jack Sadler, Danny Whiteford, John Maielli, Pat Bongivengo, Norman Genkinger. Fourth Row: Fred Pfahles, Harvey Nixon, George Dean. Fifth Row: Raymcnd Kline, Jed Klingensrnith, Alan McGaHic, Frank Aubellis, Rodney Rowe. MISS McCLAREN-1 I2 Sylvia Serafino, Joan Thayer, Bob Snyder, Carolyn Seyfert, Eddie Sheridan, Kathleen Sheldon, Tom Stephanson, Mariorie Sheppard, Carol Schrantz, Bob James, Patty Jo Smith. 90 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1- 2- 3- MR. McKEE-321 Shirley McCormick, Mildred Labinski. Sylvia McCormick, Chuck McCarthy, John Lezniak Alan McGoFlic. Kenneth McClymancls, Joyce McEwen, Betty Jane Kyle. Mary McFoll, Carole Lloyd, Shirley McGuire. MISS KERR-214 Rosanna Burgo, Kay Burke, Phyllis Burnes, Ger- aldine Calvert. Rodger Bradley, Mike Brogan, Jack Borland, Jim Butterworth. Audreen Bevan, Mary Ruth Bigley, Lenore Block, Carol Blose, Romeo Colaluca. 4-Jerry Black, Chester Book, Ray Cline, Elbert Bothom. 5-Allyn Clary, Bill Claypole, Lewis Collela. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row MRS, MULLEN-18 Anthony Priscilla, John Norris. Nancy Pandolfy, Shirley Parks, Kathleen Patterson, Virginia Pearce, Georgeann Perdue, Pat Perotta, Marlene Pitzer, Geraldine Prescaro, Mary Carol Printz. MISS TOEPFER-224 Ronnie Kennedy, Ed Kovach, Ray Jones, Rowl 2-Loretta Klamar, Elaine Kleeman, Betty Klenotic, Evelyn Klingensmith, Fanny Kourglass. 3-Doris Johnson, Mabel Johnston, Evelyn Joseph, Marilyn Joseph, Delores Kelly, Barbara Kirkwood. 4-Josephine Jacobson, Gloria Jeffries, Joann Jessel, Betty Johns. Standing-Bob Canasta, Gilbert Knera, John Kline, Don Kaproly, Jirn Kearns. CSZPIO 0lfIfL0l Q5 OFFICERS President Dal Matthews Vice President Gene Adarncyck Treasurer Jennie Costa Secretary . Bonnie Santangelo ROOM H3-MRS. M. CLARKE Front to back: Row I-Larry Duda, Marcie Eckles, Betty Dur- lesser. Row 2-Shirlene Fair, Alma Eddy, Patsy Farrone, Toni Dingledy. Row 3-Shirley Emerick, Joe Fandozzi, Marcelyn Evans, Betty Ferchaw, Doris Wilsey. Row 4-Agnes Filigenzi, Lois Evans, Francis Fazzone. ROOM 306-MR. NELSON Across-Jane Lusk, Shirley Lutz. Row 2-Carol Morris, Solina Morris, Madelyn Moses, Norma Moses. Row 3-Harry Lutton, James Maciarello, Charles Mangino, Joe Mangino. Row 4-John Marzula, Frank Mascio, Clare Mates. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 2G 3, 51 ROOM 201-MISS KELLEY 'I-Martha Jacobs, Richard Hoyland, Robert Hughes, Bob Izzo. 2-Walter Jessel, Clyde Johnson, Harry Johnson, Gary lordan. 3-Richard Johnson, Dixie Hutchison, Marilyn Kay. 4-Jean Kegarise. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES 'I-Shirley Perkins, Rosemary Warren, Mary Ann Vessella, Marlene Glass, Phenton Blendon, Mary Naples, Ethel Fauzey, Bettie Calangelo. Pauline Maciarello, Mary Ellen Gittings, Marlane Malizia, Roberta Kleeman, Betty Jane McClure, Roger Santio, Ralph DiMuccio. Nancy Campbell, Darlene Houston, Dave Turner, Charles Caven, Hugh Sturdy, Joe Cumo. 4-John Rose, Bob O'Shay, Robert Johnson, Bradley Glass, Roger Delillo. George Latslco, Anthony Mastrangelo, John Lombardo, Bruce Brown, Lee Pears. W mb , if ROOM 323-MR. BUTLER First row: Jo Ann Bulera, Loretta Buclcer, Charlene Burgo Second row: Lois Bralchie, Carol Bowden, Palli Ann Cameron Third row: Don Bovard, Richard Borelli, John Bonfield, William Brown, Ernesl Caliandro ROOM 102-MISS JOHNSTON Jennie Costa Lynne Caplan, Anlhony Casosanla, John Chapman Joanne Corio Joanne Chepelsky Shirley Cerbes Sylvia Cangey, Phyllis Cangey, Pefer Cubellis Mary Jane Carlo, Shirley Cooper Miss Johnslon ROOM 3ll-MISS O. STEVENSON First row: Roberta Naiale, Carolyn Nafcher, Shirley Nerti Second row: Edward Nolte, Franklin Nuzzo, William Pfeiffer, Florence Oliahanl, James Nelson Third row: Romeo Pacelli, Robert Paiano, Domenicli Palmer Fourfh row: Robert Panella, Francis Paolone 93 I W . ,. Q 'H-'vil-nu-vnu 5:6 ' nv 9 Q j lg Q, 'f ' f Anybody wani c bite? I fold you so. Shut your mouth, Moc! Need any help? Big birds, I'd say! Peek-a-boo Happy-go-lucky. Collene and Joyce-always smiling 96 COMMENCEMENT 1952 As graduates receive diplomas from schools all over Amerlca let us remember thus tact Parents and their children who practice thrift so they can pay for a higher educatlon know that It pays cllvuclencls You will also It you try It with a Thrltt Account at this Bank LAWRENCE SAVINGS 81 TRUST COMPANY NEW CASTLE PA ELLWOOD CITY PA 97 , . I I I I I ' I Golf Sets Flshnng Tackle Guns SPORTING GOODS STORE IO5 North Mercer St New Castle Pa Compliments of YOUTH CENTER SPECIGIIZIYIQ In Infants 8- Chtldrens Clothing 34 E Washington Street Leslle Hotel Buuldung Phone 8352 J New Castle, Pa Congratulatuons To The Class of 52 EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME FAMILY CAR AND YOUR FARM OVER IOO 000 ITEMS 26 N Jefferson St Phone 9555 SEARS ROEBUCK 81 COMPANY NEW CASTLE PA SENIOR DIRECTORY Marian Abdoe Most Entertamung Y Teens I2 Arleen Abraham A frlendly attitude to all she meets Phlllp Ahlqulst A powerful and lolly fellow George Albertlnt Gemal George Shop Football II I2 Jerry Alexander Just a happy adventurer Office boy 'IO basketball mgr I0 II Hn Y Il treas urer I2 Merle Allen Always full of fun Concert Choir I2 Wayne Allen Loves them and leaves them ho kay klddo7 Student Council President I2 Home Room Representa tlve IOII Hall Patrol IO II I2 Dofobs IO German Club I2 Student Councll Committees IO II I2 Betty Jane Altman Always a laugh Marcel Ambrezewlcz Sulence as his asset Band II I2 Guy Amodle-Football s head man Track IO II I2 Varslty Football I0 II I2 Arlme Anderson Always ready wnth a smule Football usher I2 YTeens II I2 Gayle Anderson It s the qualuty not the quantlty Spanlsh Club II YTeens II I2 Forensucs II Hom Room Representatuve I2 Squad Leader II I2 Cheer leader I2 Father of the Brlde I2 Our Mlss Brooks Anita Angeluccl Sweet and co operatuve Ne Ca Hn I2 Guudance Commlttee I2 Gym Team II Hall Patrol I2 Barbara Baatz Friendly smile all the whale Y Teens I0 II I2 German Club II I2 Dofobs Band II Donald Badger A double can always be helpful HI Y II Cross Country II I2 Hall Patrol I2 Ronald Badger ls IT Donald or Ronald? Cross Country I0 H Y II Hall Patrol I2 Ronald Bailey He s what IS known as a regular guy Band I0 II Varsity Cross Country II I2 Varsity Track I0 Il Home Room Representative I0 I2 Sylvla Bailey What would the choir do without her? Home Room Representatlve II Concert Chour I0 Ruth Balent The ine arts for a flne gurl Concert Cholr I2 Gerald Banks Man wnth the horn Band I0 II I2 John Barrett-Good natured and always friendly Mary Jane Bayuk Ever a source of enloyment Gwendolyn Bazley Always gay and full of fun Y Teens I0 Il I2 Football Usher I2 Betty Jeanne Beck To have a truend ns to be one Y Teens 'IO Gnffln Beck A good nature I5 more valuable than god Steve Belancln Strlctly dynamlte Jr Varslty Football I0 II Varslty Football I2 Track IO II Hall Patrol II Home Room Representatlve I2 Marlorle Bellock Wit and wisdom go hand In hand Football Usher I0 II I2 Home Room Representattve I. . - . . I 2. - . . . 3. . . . - . . 4. . .- . 1 5. - , . , - 6. - , 7. - , . ' . 8. - . 9. . - . . . 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' ' - ' ' ' . t II I I - 98 SENIOR DIRECTORY Barbara Bender Baton twurlnng beauty Home Room Representatlve I0 Malorette I0 II Head Malorette I2 Y Teens II I2 Vlce Presudent I2 Student Councnl Committee I2 Llterary Club I2 Jerry Berkstresser You re only young once Camera Club IO II I2 German Club II I2 Football Usher I0 Senior Band II Student Councnl Commrttee Ann Berry The gurl with looks lust loves her books Audltonum Usher II Choxr II Senatus Romanus II I2 men Romanum IOII I2 Edltor I2 F T A Llterary Club II I2 Treasurer I2 Guudance Commlttee I2 German Club I2 Ne Ca Hu Staff I2 Madeline Bertuccl Mighty cute and on the ball Dofob 1012 Audltorlum Usher II Home Room Repre sentatlve I2 Goal Post I2 George Beshero Want to hear a good yoke? Football IO Basketball IO Hall Patrol IO Home Room Representatnve I2 Donna Jean Blgley Sweet and very likable Y Teens IO Bruce Blllman Laugh clown laugh Cholr II I2 Home Room Representative II German u II I2 F T A II I2 Senatus Romanus I2 res: dent of German Club and F T A I2 Eleanor Burt All muslcal people seem to be happy Orchestra IO II I2 Dnstrlct Orchestra II German Club Alvin Llewellyn Blackwell Wuth malice toward none Track I0 Cross Country I0 Golf II Suzanne Blau Always ready with the comeback F T A II I2 Literary Club II I2 Secretary I2 S an Ish Club I2 Audttorlum Usher I2 Student Counctl Committee I2 Ne Ca HI Staft I2 Secretary of F T A Bull Boak Baseballs best Basketball IOII I2 Track I0 II I2 Varslty Football Arlene Bodendorfer Frnendly Indeed IS she German Club II I2 Y Teens II I2 Clara Ann Bogdzlewlcz Ready smlle for everyone Joan L Book Rare combination of beauty and talent Y Teens IO II Student Councll II I2 Student Councul Committee II I2 German Club II I2 Treasurer I2 Senatus Romanus II I2 Thomas Bordonaro And Iufe goes on Shop football II I2 John W Bower'-A questuon on sports? Ask John Emmett E Bowers Dont fence me In Football II I2 Track II I2 Homeroom Representa tlve I2 Wllllam F Branscomr-Always keep em laughnng' Homeroom Representatrve II Class Representative I2 wlllldm L Bratschl?Small blonde who kept us wel lighted an the audltornum Stage Crew II I2 James F Bray Get hum started and prepare to laugh Track I0 II J V Football IO Perfect Attendance II Frances M Braykavlch Our peppy balleruna whos Texas Little Darltn Squad Leader II I2 German Club II I2 BEST WISHES FLEMING MUSIC CENTER 29 NORTH MILL STREET Complnments CHAS LUMLEY PROFESSIONAL PHARMACIST Phone II4 Penn Theatre Building IO-II-I2, ' FUI '- - , , .. ,II-12: CI b - . . - , ' ,P '- II-I2 ' I Choir IO-II, Y-Teens I0-II, Senatus Romanus II-I2, . . . - , ' r b , , P .- - - r - - 1 ' of 11.12 99 Compluments of J B NIELSEN Jeweler and Optometrlst CLASS RINGS 11 E Washmgton St New Castle Pa THE DANISH PASTRY SHOP Phone 3523 28 N Mull St MAKERS OF FINE CAKES AND PASTRIES Compluments H WINTER ens and Boys Store New Castle BORDONARO 8. CANFORA Wholesale Frunts 8. Vegetables Phone 2603 323 S Mull St New Castle Pa SENIOR DIRECTORY RobertJ Brlncko A gay blade wuth a mlschlevous edge Homeroom Representatlve 12 Student Council 12 Shop Football 11 12 Cross Country 10 Pre sesslon Squad 10 Dorothy J Bntton Ready for fun at any tame Y Teens 10 Student Council Committee 12 Order of Business Eftlcrency 12 Perfect Attendance 10 11 Annual Stat? 12 Wllllam Broaddus Floshy runner about the track In oth letxc prowess he ne er gets the sack Cross Country 10 11 12 Track 11 12 Homeroom Repre sentotrve 12 Gall P Brown A beautnful face IS a silent commendatuon Senatus Romanus 11 12 Spanlsh Club 11 Y Teens 11 Concert Chour I1 12 James C Bryan All you must do IS see the gun to thunk of some mnschuef he s been In Jean E Buclrer She has an alr of sweet slmpllclty Wllllam .I Buckner-Long lean lanky and Inkeable Track 101112 Basketball 11 Cross Country 1112 Band 101112 Orchestra 1012 Cholr 12 Camera Club 11 Nancy lee Burkltolder Of the fair and radiant maiden Squad Leader 11 12 YTeens 1112 Homeroom rep resentatlve 12 Velma Lucrlle Bu rls Verv talkatlve and llkes to have a good time eens 1112 Band O 12 Orch stra Patrlcla Sue Bush Her looks and will power wull accom Y Teens 10 11 12 F T A 11 Vxce Presndent 12 Ne Ca Hn Staff 12 Student Councll Committee 10 12 Homeroom Representative 11 Audltorlum Usher 1011 12 Spanish Club 11 Secretary 12 Barbara A Calazza Wise are they who laugh easlly Y Teens 11 Football Usher 12 Vmcent D Calmano A happy youth Shop Baseball 10 11 12 Donald W Calderwood A truly modest fellow Hu Y 11 Secretary 12 Gym Team 11 Harriett Mane Caldwell Possesses the rare vlrtue of bemc a really good listener Order of Business Efflclency 12 Rob rt N Calhoun Wnth malnce toward none J V Football 10 Gym Team 10 11 12 Concert Chou Barbara E Campbell Dnrect your feet to the sunny snde ot the street Student Council Commlttee 12 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Y Teens 1011 12 Annual Statt 12 Llterary Club 11 Vuce President 12 Perfect Attendance 10 11 Donald Eugene Campbell Anythmg for a quuet lute Donald R Campbell Man of the people Frank R Cangey Hell Gnd a way Ruta Mae Cangey Observant of every opportunity Homeroom representatlve 12 Order of Busmess Et? clency12 Secretary Peggy Elleen Cannon Gentle sweet and so nlce Marilyn louise Canon Always a smtle for everyone Senatus Romanus 11 12 German Club 11 12 YTeens 1012 Guldance Commuttee I2 Perfect Attendance 10 I ' ' . . i . . . . 51. . 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' 100 SENIOR DIRECTORY Jullan Chrtstopher Capuldl A merry heart luke a mednctne does good Francls R Cap no He that mlschnef hatcheth m1sch1ef catcheth mera Club II I2 H Y Foo al Mgr Farensuc Play II Concert Chour I2 James Gerald Caputo-Ask me no questtons and I II tell you no Iles otball IO II I2 ck IO I2 Jcan R Carbon Her Iavorlte pastvne IS talklng Y Teens II Concert Chour II I2 Leo E Carl n Lute IS real ltfe IS earnest Gym Team IO Hall Patrol IO II Joan Carol Carman Noted for her roller skatmg ab1l ty Y Teens IO II Spanlsh Club II I2 Football Usher I2 Fulmen Romanum I0 James E Carr You cant keep a good man down Barbara J Cartwrlght A Man Hater who loves her enemles Spanlsh Club II I2 Homeroom Representatnve I0 Y Teens II Student Councl Commuttee II I2 Audutoruum Usher I2 John J Casasanta He has a captlvatnng manner German Club II I2 Hall Datrol II Perlect Attendanc II Oftlce boy I2 Richard Cavaller A man among men Shop Football Donald A Cercone There IS nothmg In the untverse that I fear Hall Patrol Gertrude Dana Champ Just loves to talk and makes friends easily Homeroom representatnve I0 Marian Charles A lnttle peach nn an orchard grew Mitchell S Charles Grlduron gladlator Football II I2 Basketball IO II Track I Don Chleze A lovual happy go lucky fellow Shop Baseball I2 Shop Football I2 Barbara A Clark Always ready for a good laugh Orchestra I0 II Edlth Carol Clark Has all three V s Vnm vngor and vutallty Homeroon' representatlve II I2 Rosella Delta Clark She has a VOICS of gladness and smtle Chotr II Vnctorla Clavelll All that IS beauttful shall ablde Football Usher I2 Albert C Clettu My Bulck and me o1rII 2 Football IO I Hal Pa ol John R Cobau Laugh nf you are wise Senatus Romanus II I2 Student Councnl Commnt ee I II I2 Homeroom representatuve I0 John Camlanos Qulet to the ear appealung to the eye Angellne Comparom+Sl'1e speaks out of great s ncernty Homeroom representatuve I2 Order of Busnness EH' clency I2 Laura Ann Conway She has a cool collected look Order ofBus1ness Efhclency I2 Lrterary Club I2 Samuel .I Cook H15 Invely step hts merry eye Basketball IO Football II Complnments of J U KNOX 9 S Mercer St FINE DIAMONDS 8. WATCHE' Compluments of HOOVERS SNO TOP lopen 24 hoursl Complnments Y I7O0 Hlghlancl Ave New Castle Pennq PARKESTOWN RECREATION CENTER BOWLING RESTAURANT Youngstown Rd Phone 2289 New Castle Pg ce' V , a. 11, tb I I IOVII-I2, . b rl, - - .Tra - ,HieY 11-12 - . i ' I . Q I - . . . . IOI N. Jefferson St. New Castle, Pa l II - , - H - . A of - , - , IO- 1 , I S A I. ' S . - , 0 . Ch 7 .1 , . 1, .1 If II . , -. I . ' -Q 0, I I .' . In IOI DeVAUX JEWELERS 120 East North Street New Castle P8000 SIMON BLAU CLOTHES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Mens, Boys and Chnldrens Shoes Cor M1ll8- Long Ave Phone 6317 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Temple Bulldmg New Castles Mos Modern Drug Store EUGENE M COZZA R P HENR Y GINSBERG R P 0 0 7 0 0 4 6 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY Joan E Cooper A sweeter gurl never drew breath Mayorette 10 11 I2 Jeanne Cooper-Such gentleness such vrrtue Guldance commrttee 12 Dofobs 12 Y Teens 1 Spanlsh Club II I2 Fulmen Romanum I0 Sara Cooper Slum trlm and rosy cheeks Concert C our 1011 2 YTeens 0 lauretta Rae Corbett Born for success she seems Y Teens II I2 Our Mrss Brooks I2 Thomas Costa Such mrschnevous wut Shop Football 10 Carl R Costello-Loves lelsure best Hall Patrol 1012 Floyd laVern Cotton Wlth I-ns vonce we re sure hell go for German Club II I2 Concert Cholr 1011 I2 Forenslc II I2 Hall Patrol I0 Patrtcta Jean Coulter Reserved but resourceful Mllton Cover Mllton rs always on the go Ronald Cox Ron IS fun you can count on that Home Room Representatlve II Sally Lou Crlscl The tInest of them all Football usher I2 DeSales Helghts Academy James Cr1sweII Tall Handsome and always Happy Ellzabeth J Csrszer Careful and consnderate Ne Ca H1 I2 John Patrlck Cunnlngham Man about town Hall Patrol 11 Color Guard I1 12 Robert V Cupndo One tIne lad we ve been glad to know We wash hum luck where er he may go Football 1011 I2 Hall Patrol II Basketball I0 Martha Cutchall Lrfe IS a song Forensrc IO II Betty Jane Dando Llkeable lady Pete Nlcholas Dantomo He the best of all muslclans Homeroom Representatlve I1 I2 Hall Patrol 10 Band I2 H1 Y II I2 Presudent 12 Cross Country Jacquelrne Mane Dattllo A merry heart goes all the way Anthony Stephen DAugost1ne Worth I5 not measured by Inches Band IO I1 12 Student Gundance Committee I2 Rrchard G Davls-Duck lakes school because of the vacatuons Ann Marle Dawson A merry laugh a sunny smlle Y Teens I1 12 James Jay Dawson A chap with a lack a danslcal manner Homeroom Representatlve IO Hall Patrol 10 Color Guard IO Track IO I2 Emmy Lou Dean lnterestlng personallty Y Teens I2 Squad Leader 12 Robert E Deegan A regular l1ve wure Gym Team 11 I2 Gaylene Sue Delger Always nuce to have around Buslness Efncrency Club 12 Y Teens 10 I1 Dofobs I2 Marlarle Jean Delancy Gentle and wmnlng an her nature Concert Choir 1112 Spanrsh Club 1112 Orchestra I0 II Dlstrlct Orchestra II Forensics I0 Ellzabeth M Dellaverson Ready smlle Fern Irene Deluca Frrendly Indeed us she Eugene Dengler Llkable redhead 1 1 ' l I 97. , - ' b 98. 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I - 102 3 6 9 4 4 l SENIOR DIRECTORY Ernest DeRekos Rudy toot toot and hls perfect lane Hs Y Treasurer 12 Hall Patrol 11 Vlncent Angelo DeStefano Llfe IS fun and some folks show rt here s o boy who really knows rt Band 10 12 Ranler Devrdo--No one could replace hum Paul Dewberry Muschrevous wut as hrs downfall Perfect Attendance 10 Audrtorlum Usher 11 James F DrCaprro Whrzz ng f1nttung everywhere wuthout o worry or a care Hall Patrol 10 Hu Y 11 Thomas DI MUCCIOTASPIYIHQ Romeo Student Councrl Representative 12 Dofobs 10 Audrt torlum Usher 10 11 Eugene DlSantn Frrendly mdeed rs he Shop Football 11 12 Camera Club 11 Ne Ca Hr 12 Lucy Ann DlThomas lucy IS a charmung lass o beneht to any class Angelo P DlVltto-As merry as the day IS long F otball 11 Track 1011 12 H Y 12 Perfect Attend ance 11 Nancy Lou Douthltt Always a smlle for the down hearted Bond 11 12 Student Councll Representatuve 12 Y Teens 11 I2 Orchestra 10 Mary Ann DoVrdro-Knndly heart and fruendly srmle Mary Ann IS a friend worthwhile Jack Dudash Never study never worry take Irfe easy what s the hurry' Patrlcla Ann Duddy Good things In small packages come Pats a package thats lots of fun Goal Post Staff 12 YTeens 1112 Senuor Gurdance Commlttee 12 Audltorlum Usher 12 Homeroom Representative 10 Shop Football 11 12 Barbara Ann Edglngton Lovely to look at and nnce to know Class Secretary 12 Student Councll 11 Student Councll Commlttee 11 12 Homeroom Representatrve 10 Y Teens 11 12 Bond 1011 Llterary Club 12 Chloe Ellzabeth Eggleston Frvendshup buys frrendshup Spanush Club 11 12 Football Usher 12 Squad Leader Carmella Elros Everybody s pal Kathleen M Esslnger-Beauty rs In thy heart and face Home Room Representatrve 1112 Senatus Romanus 12 Treasurer 12 Concert Chorr 11 12 F T A 1 L rarlan 11 A nual Staff 12 YTeens 101112 d tor Perfect Attendance 11 Llterary Club 12 Squad Leader 12 Our Muss Brooks 12 John Eve-Pep vum and vtgor German Club 1112 Basketball Usher 10 Assembly Usher 10 Perfect Attendance 10 11 George Farr'-Has all three V s vnm vrgor and vttaluty HIY 11 Camera Club 1011 German Club 12 Home Room Representatlve 1011 Hall Patrol 11 12 Football 1112 Track 1112 Basketball 10 Senior Guidance Committee 12 Auditorium Usher 11 12 Joe Farrrs A merry scamp rs Joe Shop Football 11 12 Shop Baseball 11 12 Angelrne M Fazro-A comely face rs a srlent recommendo tlon Roselrne Fazro Gay good notured and carefree Cunnlngham 81 Wemgartner FLORISTS 26 N Mull St Phone 140 141 NEW CASTLE PENNSYLVANIA Compllments C PENNEY CO New Castle Penna Congratulatlons KING S JEWELERS 218 E Washungton St New Castle Penna 123. - V ' ' . 129. ' - ' ' 1 0. ' ' ' . 131. - ' ' ' ' ' . 132. , ' ' - ' E , ' ' , ' 133. ' ' ' ' . 134. ' '- ' ' ' . ras. ' - ' ' , 13 . . ' ' ' . 0 , - - , 5- , - . I . - 137. ' - ' - . Isa. ' ' ' ' ' , f 13 . - , I I f 1 O. ' ' - ' ' 7 141. James Dutford-Never runs down. ' ' of 142. ' -- ' . M . - . . . . h J. . . 12 , , 14 . ' - ' . 145. . ' ' ' . 11-- , 'l-,...1-12, ib ' , n , - v - -E i- 146. , ' , ' . . 147. ' '- ' , ' , ' ' . ' I l ' I I I 148. ' - ' . 149. ' . ' ' ' v 150. ' ' - , v , . I 103 Best Wlshes The Class of 52 REYNOLDS 81 SUMMERS Fashlons for Men and Young Men Compllments of SPENCER PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY I5 South Mercer St NEW CASTLE PA 4 5 I 6 7 SENIOR DIRECTORY Joseoh C Fellce Basketball s most ardent fan Football Usher I0 Basketball Usher I0 Cross Country I2 Hall Patrol I0 Davld W Fen on Im a dreamer arent we all? Aud1tor1um Usher II James Flckle I woke up too soon Hall Patrol Il Donald Fuello Easy QOIDQ Band II I2 Perfect Attendance IO John A Fmn n Wlth curly halr and deep blue eyes Johnny IS a Senlor prlze Gym Team II I2 Assembly Usher II Lucas Florante Take me out to the ball game Football IO II I2 Basketball I0 I2 Hall Patrol I0 II OFfIce Boy I2 Margaret Flrml Her talents are of the more s1lent k1nd Dwlght C Flscus Oh that dev1I1sh grm' Band IC II I2 Orchestra I2 Dofobs IO Pre SESSION Squad I2 Football Usher I0 Basketball Guard I0 Attendance Squad II Charl s F Flannery Gretchens Ieadung man German Club II Father of the Brude I2 Our Mlss Brooks I2 Jane Ellen Flemmq There s a twmkle nn her eye Band IO Il I2 Squad Leader I2 Perfect Attendance I0 M1ke Flyak For he s a lolly good fellow Shop Football II I2 Shop Baseball II I2 Marcaret Leah Flynn Sxlence IS a fine lewel for a woman Y Teens IO I2 Concert Cholr I2 Mary lou Flynn Sweet and always wnlllng to help Wilbur Foht Could anyone be sharper' Football I0 II I2 Track I0 II I2 Class Vlce Presldent IO II Home Room Representatlve I2 Hall Patrol II I2 Mary Lcu Fonner Mary Lou s Iukeable 1n her sllent way Eva Harrlet Foster A cute rr1a1orette vvlth lots of pep Ma1oretteII I2 Y Teens IO II I2 Shrrley Frank Not over SEYIOUS and not over gay Robert C French Full of fun and fancy free Home Room Representatlve I2 Hall Patrol IO II Audl torlum Usher II Jce Frenqel Personallty kld u ent C unc1l II 2 ootball IO Tack I I I2 Student Councll Commuttee IO II Concert Chour II Connie Frlgone Our gurl athlete Squad Leader II I2 Presldent I2 Home Room Rep resentatlve IO Concert Cho1r I2 Father of the Brlde George Fry Let nothlng d1sturb me nothung affrlght me Home Room Representatlve I2 Ruchard C Fullerton A true frnend ns forever a frlend Senatus Romanus II I2 Spanush Club Il I2 Datobs IO Band I0 Home Room Representatuve I2 Joan J Fuscc A st1lI tongue makes a wuse head Spamsh Club II Home Room Representatnve II Bruce E Galbreath Ummmm Boy Student Councll Commrttee I2 Concert Chour II I2 Presldent I2 German Club I0 II I2 Vuce Presldent I2 Ne Ca H1 I2 Student Guudance Commuttee I2 Phyllls May Ganglnero Suncere fine and true 151. - , ' - I A To , , 152. 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' ' - ' , . , . 104 7 7 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 SENIOR DIRECTORY Howard Albert Gaston Theres somethlng about a home town band Student Councul Commuttee T2 Hall Patrol I0 I2 Band I0 II I2 Drum Malor II I2 Charles R Gibson Romeo of the sensor class Track H12 Cross Country I2 Hall Patrol Ccptarn IO Il Head Captaxn I2 Student Councrl Commutt e I2 Hn Y ll I2 German Club I2 Pattne J Glbson In quuetness and confldence sl-all be you strength Carol Elame Gllkey Wee and wmsome Y Teens I2 Football Usher I2 Dofobs 'Il Theron Gllllland Good thrngs come nn small packages Hall Patrol IO Roland Grlmore Sunceruty glves wungs to power Home Room Representattve IO ll F T A ll I2 Span rsh Club ll I2 Concert Chonr I2 Hall Patrol Ccptan ll Student Councrl Commrttee ll I2 Dale Glttmgs He luves un deeds not nn words Richard Glenn Silence us golden Duck as hoardrng t Rosemary Goadrrch A rose by any other name coJldnt be so sweet Dofobs ll Vrce Presrdent Il Senxor Class Represen tatlve I2 Mary C Gargacz A good dlsposrt on ns more valuable than gold Sara Gregor Lnkeable Lady Leroy Grrmm There IS somethmg about htm youll like Football I0 II Hall Patrol ll Mary Lou Groucutt Attractuve Blonde Pleasant company for everyone Guudance Commuttee I2 F nck W Guthrre well us I lly h s gcod fellow by golly German Club 1011 I2 Hall Patrol ll Gu dance Com mlttee I2 Lawrence J Harms The man who has musuc IH hrs soul w ll b most an love wnth the loveluest Senatus Romanus II I2 Orchestra IO Vuce President Spanlsh Club ll Presrdent I2 Baske ball Home Room Representatnve I2 Betty Jane Hallowlch Bundle full of laughter Basketball Usher ll Football Usher Il I2 Mary Beverly Hanna Modesty ns the sugn cf beauty and vrrtue Ca Hn 'I2 Bu :ness Eftlcrency eens Home Room Representatzve ll Dofobs I0 Samuel P Hanna Humor as the harmony of the heart Gym T am IO I2 Football I0 ll Cross Country 'IO Track I0 ll Harold F Hannon Able to talk hnmself nnto end out of almost anythlng Thomas L Harris Has a good answer for every questron asked Dofobs IO ll Football Usher IO ll Offlce Boy I2 Donald E Harrison Lrkes to play basketball good friend to everyone Ameena Hassen Llkes to have a good tlme rn her classes Buslness Efllcrency I2 PEARSON BRICK COMPANY ll5 East North Street NEW CASTLE Congratulatuons Graduates From The STROUSS HIRSHBERG One of New Castles Better Stores 'I 6. - ' ' 177. . 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Toys Phone 7880 Washmgton Street New Castle Perma Everythung Fme nn the Jewelry Lune DON RUPERT HARRIS JEWELRY Watchmakers Jewelers 28 S Mercer St Phone 3997 RICHMAN BROTHERS Fnne Clothes For Men and Young Men I24 E Washington St NEW CASTLE PA 9 200 2 04 05 206 207 208 209 2 2 24 2 26 28 29 220 SENIOR DIRECTORY Joseph Heaney Easy gomg boy who s a worthwhule frlend Band I0 II I2 Helen C Henle-Smules wuth twmklunq eyes Y Teens I2 Patrlclo Ann Hetzel Grace IS to the body what ludgment ts to the mind Order of Business Efhcuency I2 Vlce Presudent Ada Hubbard Ablluty tn sports profound Perfect Attendance I0 Betty Huggins To be frlendly and sweet ts her unwntten aw Home Room Representative I2 Dofobs II Y Teens I0 Jo Anne Hoch Happy am l from care I am free Dofobs II Y Teens II Our Mlss Brooks I2 Tom Hogan Why do I come to school? Hall Patrol I0 II Track manager IO II I2 Gym Team IO II Camera Club I2 H Y I2 Beverly Ann Houston She looked for fun and found tt everywhere Y Teens II I2 Dofobs II Dawna Lee Houston Ttny sweet and sunny Y Teens I0 II Student Guldance Committee I2 Keith Huff Tall shop boy who s lots of fun Home Room Representatuve I0 Shop Football II I2 Wtlllam A Hunter Had a way of bluffmg has way through Este Hutchison Well known for her cheery smnle Hall Receptlonlst I0 II Order of Business Emclency I2 Concert Chour I2 Home Room Representative I2 Hall Patrol IO II Order of Business Efficiency I2 Thomas Iatonna Always on the look out for everything but women' Hall Patrol I0 II Agnes Isaac-Qulet In manner mighty nice friend ln every way Order of Business EHICIEDCY not much to say but Timothy Jasper Hes llttle and qulck and he knows every truck Norma Mane Jenkms Ambutlon knows no rest when Norma does her very best Order of Business Emclency I2 Concert Chour I2 Muslc Club I0 Ralph D Johns lm a dreamer arent we all? Track I0 Shirley Ann Johns-Great Bards of her wlll s ng Y Teens II Gutdance Commnttee I2 Richard E Johnson Happy go lucky Shop Football II I2 Shop Baseball II I2 Homeroom Representatuve II I2 Rlchard J Johnson He s a ladues man I2 Foo I0 II Tra I I2 Patrol I2 Football Usher I0 Sally Lou Johnson Earnest mmded and wlll go far Spanish Club II I2 Y Te ns I0 II I2 Football Usher Russell Johnston A llght hearted fellow Homeroom Representatnve I0 Wllluam Johnston l choose to be dlfterent H Y II 198. - . ' ' ' ' . . - I 9. I . . . . 5 . 201. ' - ' ' ' . b . I I 202. . . - . . . l . 03. - , , I ' 2 A J 'll , Q I I I it , 2 . lu - - - I P. O. D. S . I' ' - ' . 2I0. John Hutchison-That curly black hair lust tops him off! 2II. 1 - ' 21 . ' ' , 1 a . s ' I3. ' - ' ' ' .I ' . . - . . 15. . - ' - - ' - I . ' ' I - 217. ' . - - - . I . ' . - ' ' ' . Hi-Y I0-II- , tball - , ck I0-I - , Hall I . - ' ' . II 22I. ' ' - ' - I ' i. I I06 3 24 22 2 22 9 230 23 23 24 2 237 8 2 9 240 242 24 244 24 46 247 SENIOR DIRECTORY Phyllls H Jones A quuet llkable gurl Buslness Efllclency Club I2 Ne Ca Hu I2 Walter Jordon My memory vs what I forget wlth Nancy Theresa Joseph A devullsh smlle and a twinkle her eye Busmess Efllcnency Club I2 Michael Jurma Smile and the world smlles with you Cross Country II I2 Track Il I2 Attendance Squad I2 Edward Kacxmarczyk Strong character Shop Football II I2 Shop Basketball II I2 Shop Base II Mnchuel Kapraly Slncere likable and soclable Shop Football IO II I2 Shop Baseball IO Il I2 Senior Guidance Committee I2 Chrls Pete Karldls A kmd fnend that wall last to the end Band I0 II Hall Patrol I2 Dorothy L Kaufman Full of lufe Student Guidance Commuttee I2 Perfect Attendance Jane Kelly Easy to please Band IO II I2 Brookfield Hugh School I0 Latln Club I0 Home Economlcs Club I0 Walter Kendall Laugh and the world laughs with you Shop Football II I2 Joyce E Kennedy Our ray of sunshrne Y Teens II I2 Football Usher IO Homeroom Represen tatlve I2 Squad Leader II I2 Cheerleader II I2 Con cert Cholr I2 Walter Allen Kerr Fun to know Hall Patrol IO Concert Cholr II I2 Frances Kldoor Merry enthusiastic and talkatuve Y Teens II Football Usher II I2 Concert Choir 1011 I2 Y Teens I2 Phlllp Knrol More wat and wnsdom could never be found Homeroom Representatuve I0 II I2 Senatus Romanus II I2 Vnce Presldent I2 Stanley Kolodgeskl Men of few words are the best men Attendance Squad II Hall Patrol I0 Joanne Koprowskl Chatter chatter as she goes Y Teens IO II I2 Football Usher I2 Dofobs II Elizabeth Kos A gurl to warm your heart Anna Mary Langan Loves lots of dates Y Teens II I2 Spanish Club II I2 Goal Post I2 Audi torlum Usher II Squad Leader II I2 Home Room Representative In Our Muss Brooks I2 Patncla Lastorla Of loyal nature and noble mnnd Thomas Laurell Genrus at photography mera Club IOII I2 President I2 Ne Ca Hu Spanish Club II I2 School Photographer I2 Donna Jeanne Lee-Behold a sweetness In a llfe so nc Senatus Romanus II I2 Busuness Efhcxency I2 Student Councll Committee I2 Darrell Lehberger-Sees all hears all says nothmg Cross Country IO II I2 Track IO II I2 Hall Patrol I0 Anthony Frank Leltera Bound to get ahead Ruth Joann Leonard A quiet lass who wlll go places Dofobs IO Y Teens I2 Sensor Gundance Commuttee I2 Hamilton Ward Lewis One Gne lad we ve been glad t know we wlsh hum luck where re he may go German Club II I2 Student Councul Commnttee I2 Complnments REGENT THEATRE OF NEW CASTLE Always The Best Show In Town Popular Prices BUTZ FLOWERS For IOO Years 245 E Washington St Phone 5 Best Washes The Class of 52 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK NEW CASTLE PA M mber Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatuon I ' of 222. ' , - ' , ' ' , 22 . - ' ' , 2 . - ' ' in 2 6. - , I bon -12 I ' l ' A 7. ' - ' , ' , ' , 228. ' ' ' - ' ' ' . 22 . . -- ' . ' ' , I0 231- -H - 'H 2. . - ' . 3. - . 3 . ' - , ' ' , ' . 235. Rhoda Lee Kingsberg-lt's June in January. , 36' . . . - . . I ' . , , To - - . A . I 23 . '- , , . 3 . ' - ' . w THE 241. ' ' ' - ' . I Ca - - , ' l , - e ' 12, 3. ' ' ' I1. 1 ' 5. ' - I f 2 . - ' ' . ' . . - , O 9 . . , , 1 - , I07 NEW CASTLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION NEW CASTLE BRYAN MOTOR SALES INC Your Frlendly Nash Dealer CASTLE BUICK CO Better Buy Buick Your Hudson Dealer CHAMBERS MOTOR CO Chrysler Plymouth Dealer LAWRENCE MOTORS INC Kaiser Frazer Dealer MORGAN MOTOR CO DeSoto Plymouth Dealer REIBER CADILLAC CO Standard of the World J R RICK MOTOR CO Dodge Trucks Dodge Plymouth Dealer SNYDER MOTOR CO The Car of Tomorrow Today TRAVERS SALES 8. SERVICE Ask the Man Who Owns One , PA. , . . II - Il I' - H ll ' ll ll ll CASTLE GARAGE ' ' ' ' Il Il ll ll ll - ll ll ll , . ll ' - ll ll 'IO8 Congratulatuons Your Nenghbor rs One of Our Cllents SENIOR DIRECTORY Why Not You? SHAFFER AND MCBURNEY Real Estate 8. Insurance Flrst Natnonal Bank Bunldung 14 North Mercer St New Castle 11OE a Complnments SILVERMAN S ECONOMY SHOE STORE shlngton Street New Castle Pa Congratulatlons Class 1952 ELLIOTT 81 WADDINGTON DISTRIBUTORS RADIO AUTOMOTIVE PAINT PRODUCTS 116118 N Mercer St Phone 3600 NEW CASTLE PA 248 249 250 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 6 263 264 6 66 27 Hall Patrol 10 Basketball Usher Captarn 12 Home Room Representatrve 11 Cross Country Manager 11 12 Track Manager 10 11 12 Mary Jane lewis A glrl pleasrng and grand who s nn great demand Y Teens 1011 12 Spanrsh Club 11 12 Dotobs Secre tary 10 Squad Leader 11 12 Cheerleader 12 Nancy Louise Lewrs Happy go lucky Y1'eens 12 Spanrsh Club 11 12 Goal s Student Councul Commuttee 12 Audltorrum Usher 11 Home Room Representatrve 11 Dafobs 10 Nicholas lrbrandr There goes a good guy Shop Football 11 12 Marlorle A lloyd She s got what It takes Magorette 12 Home Room Representatrve Teens 10 Rose Marne Lombardo-A rose of grace Concert Chorr 12 Anne M Lovagl o Source of enloyment Grace E love Sweet and frlendly Busmess Emcrency 12 Football Usher 12 Dofobs 1 Ne Ca H1 12 Janice Whrte Lovendge-Janrce has recently wed may s e have happy years ahead N Ca H1 12 YTeens 1011 Secretary 11 Norman Lowrv Great for the band Hall Patrol 11 Band 1011 12 Orchestra 12 John A Lukas A boy wrth a future Shop Football 11 12 Nancy Jane Lumley Always porsed and charmung Student Councrl 101112 Secretary 11 Senatus Ro Post 12 Student Cauncll Commlttee 12 Phyllis Covert Lutz A but of hldden fun 1112 Treasure 12 Spar b 12 dent Councll Commrttee 10 11 12 Doreen C lynch The gurl wrth the volce Concert Chorr 1112 Home Room Representatrve 12 Football Usher 12 Geraldine Lytle-A gurl wrth charm Football Usher 11 12 Kenneth P MacDonald A krndlrer gentleman treads not the earth Pre sess on Squad 11 12 Captaln 12 Orchestra 1011 12 Band 11 Camera Club 11 12 V1ce Presrdent Hall Patrol 11 Ne Ca H1 12 Home Room Representa e 10 11 Donald D Maclarello Never to be forgotten Hall Patrol 11 Donna Macrarello--So quret so shy we wonder why Nlcholas Macrarello-A boy wrth many frnends and a great pal to know Hall Patrol 12 Gretchen Mackey Sweet as the breath of morn Home Room Representatrve 1011 12 Student Councrl amm1ttee 11 Y Teens 11 2 Spamsh ub Father ot the Brrde 12 May Queen Court 1112 Our Mrss Brooks 12 Joseph Malandro Hes what rs known as a regular guy Home Room Representatrve P r I ' ' ' ' A - 10-11. , ' . , Poe 12, ' ' , ' ' -12, . , Pa. ' I 251. ' ' . - ' ' . . ' , ' 11-12, Y- of 252. ' . I , , - ' . ' ' r , 0, ' . . . . I h e- - ' 5 - A - - .W ' , . f ' ' ' , manus 11-12, Y-Teens 11-12, Spanish Club 11-12, Goal ' F. 1. A. - - f , r1'sh clu 11- ,sw- 261. ' ' ' . 2 2. . - ' ' 1- 1 1 ' il. 1 121 tiv - -12 1 I I 8' . , ' - . . ' ' , 1 ? 2 5. ' ' ' ' , 2 . - Q 1 ' ' c ' , . .1 , ' ' CI 11, 6 . -- ' ' - ' 11, Hall at ol 10,11-12, , . 109 Best Wushes To The Class of 52 PERELMAN S JEWELRY RADIOS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES TELEVISION T29 East Washlngton NEW CASTLE PA Compltments of SMITH BROS HARNESS AND SADDLERY FINE LUGGAGE DOG SUPPLIES II4 N Mtll Street P New Castle, Pa hone T449 McBRIDE SHANNON CO Insurance 238 East Washmgton Phonee 519 New Castle Pa 26 6 70 27 27 2 7 77 27 79 20 2 8 5 7 28 90 SENIOR DIRECTORY Concert Chour I2 Attendance Squad 'I2 Basketball T0 Guldance Commlttee T2 Anna Mae Malllla Very fair and young Football Usher I2 Delores Frances Malmo Lufe ns sweet through all that make nt sweet Spanlsh Club ll Helen C Mangrne-Truthful earnest prompt to act Ne Ca Hn I2 Busmess Ettlcuency Club I2 Sensor Class Representative I2 Fulmen Romanum I0 Vlola Yolando Mangmo Free be she fancy free Malorette ll T2 Samuel Manos Actlon as the genuus of nature Hall Patrol I0 IT T2 Wrlllam Thomas Mansfield Maker of sclence and mventuon Football Usher 12 Joann C Marso Loveluest of lovely thmgs ts she Football Usher 12 Y Teens T2 Joe Maslamk A regular fellow everyone s pal French Club I0 Gul Mason Let us then be up and domg Senior Class Representatuve 'I2 Golf Team TOII Hall Patrol ll Clara Marie Masone-A merry laugh a sunny smile Y Teens 'IO Anthony S Mastrran Wlthout you Sonny what would w 07 You do things well and do lots too' Senatus Romanus IT T2 Presudent T2 Ne CaH Class Vlce President I2 Home Room Representatlve Student Council Committee TO Tl Audltorlum Usher Basketball Manager ll T2 Football Usher I2 Dofobs Dolores Paulme Matarauo Pleasung tn manner and ready for fun she s ready to go at the bang of a gun Ne Ca HI I2 Joseph James Matteo-Always wrllmg to contrnbute to the spnrlt of fun Concert Chonr I2 Football Usher ll T2 Dora M Mayer A smile of cheer Jack McCandless A lovral happy go lucky sort of fellow Shop Football TT 'I2 Bull McCarthy Always has a smlle for everyone Shop Football Il I2 Fred McClain A boy whose sense of humor IS rare Football T0 'll T2 Hall Patrol T0 ll Leroy McClendon Jr You cant keep a good man down Hall Patrol II I2 Perfect Attendance T0 Bert McCllmans A gentle frlend Football Usher T0 Basketball Usher I0 Helen Gayle McClintock She speaks out of great snncenty Football Usher T0 ll Wnllnam L McConnell The mighty hopes that make us men Donna R McCreary Whate er there be of sorrow Ill put oft tll tomorrow Y Teens T0 'IT Football Usher T2 Janet McEwen An excellent attntude that makes you want to know her Y Teens ll I2 Perfect Attendance TO Ray McEwen A smtle for every boy two for every gurl H Patroll0ll I2 HlYI2 I I 1 8' . . - . 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' ' . - ' . 289. . - ' , ' 2 . - ' ' St. - ' I 291. - ' , ' . all - V , '- I I no ffmqxzaf Johnson Bronze IS happy to have thIs opportunlty to extend best wIshes to the Class of 1952 and hopes that each one of you wIlI utIlIze the opportunItIes offered by a free and democratlc Amer Ica to take fullest advantage of your knowledge and abIlItIes Graduahon IS an Important mIle some It IS a happy endIng for all learn Ing but for many others It IS merely an Important step In a llfe long process of CCQUITIDQ knowledge marked by many mIlestones that Include college first 'obs marrIage and promotIons ThIs year IS also an Important one In the hIstory of Johnson Bronze I marks the completIon of fifty years of SGTVICS and progress In the sleeve bear Ing Industry Johnson Bronze IS very proud of Its product the most complete lIne of any sleeve bearmg manufacturer Our pro duct IS natlonally and Internatlonally advertlsed and dlstrlbuted It plays a very Important role In keepIng our country strong and free LIke a hIgh school graduate we cannot afford to rest on our laurels now but are contInuIng to develop and to Improve our product and to expand our productIon tacIlItIes for the Important Iobs ahead oluwvn Krvn e SLEEVE BEARING HEADQUARTERS SOUTH MILL smear New CASTLE, PA I I C stone in the lite of any individual. 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' ' . 1 ' . 111 20S Me COHQFCIIUIGTIOHS SENIOR DIRECTORY and Best Washes HOTEL NEW PENN rcer St New Castle Pa Phone 7870 7871 One of New Castles Newest Hotels Class of 52 G RAMSEY 8t SONS BUILDERS SUPPLIES HARDWARE PAINTS 42 0 Phones 4201 306 20 Croton Avenue NEW CASTLE PA 9 2 2 4 9 2 6 7 98 299 3 0 4 0 0 7 0 3 0 Joseph R McFate-The stage crew s folly Omce Boy I0 Stage Squad IO II I2 Thomas Scott McGatTlc Every unch of the guy ts good natured and that s saying a good but Student Councll Committee I2 Band IO II Audttornurn Usher II I2 Basketball I0 Brad McGonlgIe-Twenty smtles per gal Homeroom Representattve IO II H Y I0 II I2 H II Patrol I0 II John A McKay Hts frequent smtle hearty and trreststlble Student Council II I2 Student Councll Commuttee II I2 Basketball I0 II I2 Homeroom Representattve I0 Hall Patrol I0 I2 Nancy McKee Quiet and sweet as sugar Y Teens II I2 Football Usher I2 George R McKenzie Arguments are my chief delight Gym Team 1011 Ht Y I2 Hall Patrol I2 Edward P McNamara Sptrlt and sparkle sprlnkled wtth spnce Ne Ca Ht I2 Golf II I2 Student Council Commlttee I0 German Club I0 II I2 Ht Y II Hall Patrol I2 John B McPhtIIlps One of the best pals we ve ever known many frlendshtp seeds he has sown Track I0 II Cross Country II I2 Ronald W Meek Isnt Lute Grand? B n IO II I2 all trol 2 Ht Y II Perfect tendance I0 Dons J Meister She has a friendly spurt and a ktndly our wtth all sweet gurls she wlll compare Dofobs IO Y Teens I0 II I2 Home Room Representa tlve II Goal Post I2 Audttortum Usher II Ltterary Club I2 Football IO II I2 Student Counctl I2 Home Room Representattve II Hu Y II Track I0 Student Counctl Commtttee I2 Josephine Ann Meltchar Josephme has quiet easy gotng ways and a pleasant alr Business Eftuctency I2 Walter H Merrltt All who know htm luke htm Band IO II I2 Orchestra 1011 I2 Ralph Mlelke- Its not every questuon that deserves an answer Home Room Representative II Shop Football II I2 Sally K Mtlxels Love ts the salt of hte Audttortum Usher IOI2 YTeens II I2 Hall Rec p ttonlst II Goal Post I2 Ltterary Club I2 Bert Mlller We all know htm as a very good scout every one ltkes htm without a doubt Shop Football II I2 Shop Baseball II I2 John M Mlller Candy IS dandy but Student Counctl I0 Home Room Representattve I2 o Team I0 II I2 Fa er of the Brtde I2 Our Mlss Brooks I2 Agnes A Mitchell Rather qutet but lots of fun she takes her pleasure when work ts done Business Eftlctency I2 Duck W Mitchell I II Get By Maybe Ha Patrol II I2 Ht Y I2 Wtlllam E Mttchell A qutet sort of fellow tt s true but he s a good chap through and through Band II Audttortum Usher I0 II I I I - I ' 2 2. , ' . 93. 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I -, 7 , 1 ' 1 I I ' II2 4 35 6 37 8 39 320 22 24 26 328 29 0 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY Dorus Ann Muttler Always bubblung over wuth personaluty Goal Post 12 Edutor Home Room Representatuve 10 Audutoruum Usher 11 12 D fobs 11 Y Teens 1011 12 Spanush Club 11 12 John P Molluck John hasnt much to say as he goes about un hus quuet way Ernest J Montgomery Infectuous laugh Student Councul Representatuve 12 John Moran A fruend receuved Shop Football 11 12 Ruta L Morgan Luculle us full of laughter and fun when she appears aloom has to run Musuc Club 11 Eleanor Jean Morris Always has a bug broad smule s e seems happy all the whule Y Teens 10 Vurgmua J Morrs A sweet attractuve kund of qrace Busuness Emcuency Club 12 Ne Ca Hu Staff 12 Guud ance Commuttee 11 Paul Morrow For man us master of hus fate Shop Football 11 12 Shop Baseball 11 12 Track 11 Angela Marue Motto-Angela s okay un every way Busuness Emcuency Club 12 Denns P Must Hus even dusposutuon keeps hus popularuty secure Homeroom representatuve 10 Class Presudent 1011 Beverly Ann Nader Beverly comes to school each day so she can wule the tume away Patrucua May Newton And her cheek was glowung fresh and faur German Club 10 Y Teens 11 12 Geraldune Novak She s qot what ut takes Busuness Emcuency Club 12 Y Teens 10 Eluzabeth Jean Nycz Love those dark eyes and black ha r 11 Musuc Club 10 Busuness Emcuency Club 12 Home room Representatuve 12 Charles D OBruen Im here because Im here b cause ' Band 10 11 12 Franklun Olney Slow work produces fine goods otboII101112 ack 101 12 all Patrol 11 Nes O Olson Love a lot of gurls a luttle Band 1011 12 Student Councul Comma tee 12 Camera Club 10 Katherme Omer Dark har and a ready smule Catherune Ann Orlando Everybody laughs when s e laughs Concert Chour 12 Squad Leader 11 I2 Josephune N Orlando A luttle pack of T N T B verly Ann Owens Had loads of fun un dramatucs class Y Teens 10 12 Dofobs10 Rosemary Pagley Lovely gurl who s structly on the beam ensuc 11 2 I. erary u Dofobs 10 12 Treasurer 10 Student Councul Com m tee 10 11 12 Richard C Palmer He s a uolly good fellow Shop Football 10 Conrad J Palumbo Basketball not gurls for me' Basketball 1011 12 Cross Country 11 12 SEAVY S STUDIO HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHERS NEW CASTLE PA Congratulatuons from MATHER BROTHERS COMPANY JEWELERS 8. SILVERSMITHS 213 E Washungton St Regustered Jeweler Amerucan Gem Socuety 56 YEARS IN BUSINESS ' I 312. ' ' - ' ' ' . - ' I - I 1 313. . ' - ' , 31 . . - ' , I . - ' ' , 31 . ' , - ' , ' I 'I . '- ' ' , h 3' D . . . . . - I . . 1 I 1 h -ur - - .H 321. 5 . - ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' , ' - -12 3 . - , 323 ' ' - ' 3 . ' - ' . ' . . ' ' , - -12 325. ' - ' . Y-Teens 10-11-12, Basketball Usher 11, Football Usher 3 , . ' ' -' ' s: -. 327. ' - . F0 - - , Tr - 1-12, Hi-Y 1O-11- , H . l . - ' ' . 3 . ' - E ' . 33 . ' -- lt 331. ' . - ' . . . 332. e - ' ' . . 333. - A ' ' ' A For ' 'I , Y-Teens 11-12, it Cl b 11-12, it - - I 33 , ' , - ' ' . . . 335. - - 1 L I ' 113 CLASS XXGRATUIJITO 952 ' 0 6 Whether It s on to college unto ml f the busnness world or what ever Iles ahead your future de pends on you Face It with con fidence for nowhere but nn Amer: do you have the unllmltecl opportunity for success Under our countrys free enterprise system you can plan for the future assured that success depends on your nmtuatlve and efforts We congratulate you graduates of I952' YOUR PROGRESS IS AMERICAS FUTURE PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY Compllments STANDARD STEEL SPRING COMPANY NEW CASTLE PLANT II4 of ' ' ...' ' 5 of CGRPORATION UNIVERSAL RUNDLE A New and Modern Store To Serve A Modern Communuty NEW CASTLE STORE 253 E Washungton St NEW CASTLE PA PAGLEY SHOE SERVICE Its Easuer To Succeed By Havung Your Shoe Rebuult I7 North Mull Street Compluments of CASTLE STATIONERY CO 24 N Mercer St and D 8uW Duvusuon NEW CASTLE PA 6 7 9 4 4 4 44 45 4 4 4 49 35 4 5 6 SENIOR DIRECTORY luculle M Palumbo She s a dandy when ut comes to fun Senatus Romanus II Goal Post Staff I2 Homeroom Representatuve II Dofobs I2 Student Councul Com muttee II Rose Mary Palumbo-A duamond twunkle un her dark eyes John Patruck Panella Lots of fun and a swell addltuon to the class Homeroom Representatuve II Hall Patrol II Football Wulluam Muchael Panello Spurut sprunkled wuth spuce Hu Y Presudent II Hall Patrol II Nucholas A Paolone Aw come on Muss Haydon let me talk to Conrad Football manager IO II I2 Track I0 II I2 Vuctor .I Papa An all round fellow well luked by all Shop football I0 Evangelune Pappas Once to know always to remember Home Room Representatuve I0 Gus Pappas Wull surely reach hus goal Pre Sessuon Squad I0 Hall Patrol I0 II I2 Mary Ann Pascarella She s the gurl wuth all that 52 spurut' Goal Post I2 Carmen A Pastore Dark handsome and vuvacuous S sh Club I H P Jack Pavkovuch Really can strung you along wuth hus storues Shop Football I0 Shop Baseball I0 Joe Wulluam Pecarro Cheerful and fruendly a pleasure to to know Hall Patrol I0 I2 Track IO II I2 Cross Country I2 louus Perrettu Thus guys got plenty of pep and hes full of udeas H PatroIIOI2 HIYII Anthony Perrotta Future candudate for Ray Anthony s band Band I0 II I2 Orchestra I2 Mary Ann Perrotta Flashung brown eyes and a wonderful sense of humor Nuch Perrotta Pleasung personaluty and wutty ways Band IO II I2 Orchestra II I2 Dustruct Band II Ann Perry Keen abuluty wuth accents on grace and charm Senatus Romanus II I2 Secretary I2 Student Councul Commuttee IOII I2 Home Room Representatuve I2 YTeens II I2 Ne Ca Hu I2 Assustant Edutor Audu toruum Usher II I2 Goal Post I2 Our Muss Brooks Joan Petrovutch Apprecuotes good turnes has many of them Ruchard A Pla Are ya lustenun ' Sure'7 Basketball IO II I2 Cross Country II I2 Hall Pat ol I I2 Track I0 Spanush Club Joseph .I Plant Can tell a yoke wuthout crackung a smule Sherry Anne Plonka A natural leader who couldnt pos subly muss un anythung she chooses for the future Senatus Romanus II I2 YTeens I0 II I2 Presudent II Cheerleader II I2 Squad Leader II I2 Student Councul I2 Secretary I2 Home Room Representatuve IO Fulmen Romanum IO Student Councul Commuttee I2 Our Muss Brooks I2 Jane Anne Popp Fune clothes are never out of fashson Squad Leader II I2 Cheerleader II I2 Ne Ca Hu I2 33 . 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II6 58 5 360 6 363 64 6 66 367 68 69 370 7 74 75 6 7 79 30 SENIOR DIRECTORY Y Teens 1011 12 Spanush Club 11 12 Evelyn Porter Artustuc talent and f1ne character go hand un hand Ne Ca Hu 12 Y Teens 12 Luterary Club 12 Forensucs 12 Charlene A Prentuce-When wull she run down7 Y Teens 1011 12 Rosuna Pruolettu Cuts a cute f1gure as a malorette Malorette 10 11 12 Home Room Representatuve 12 Arthur A Quarello Always has somethung sharp to say Attendance Squad 10 Hall Patrol 10 Concert Chour 12 Tom Eugene Quumby Quiet and good natured Vuvuan M Rauso-Full of laughter enloys lufe thoroughly Dofobs 10 Squad Leader 11 12 Donald E Reed He s got the cutest luttle baby face Shop Football Merle l Reed Merle Merle he s our man Bas etball101112 Track 1011 12 Betty B Regan Fuve feet t1ve of fruendluness Luanne E Reuber One grand g rl lots of fun un everythung she does Squad Leader 11 12 Y Teens 10 11 12 Delores A Reuder Bubblung over wuth personaluty Tom Reunhard A hotrod wuth a love matic druve Shop Football Shop Baseball Basketball Jane Reynolds-Luvely grul who lakes to have a good tume Y Teens 11 12 Spanush Club 11 Rosemarue Ruch Mr Colteryahn wull mss her 9 Y Teens 11 12 Football Usher 12 Class Secretary 1011 Y Teens 11 12 Nicholas Richards Handsome chap with a neat appear ance Shop Football Shop Baseball Basketball Ne Ca Hu 12 Lulluan R Ruco Never lacks words Home Room Representatuve 10 Usher 11 Collette Ann Rugby Keeps everyone un stutches Y Teens 11 12 Luterary Club 12 Our Muss Brooks 12 Ann F Rushor A graceful gurl and really sweet un actung she us hard to beat Concert Choir 11 Y Teens 1011 12 Home Room Rep resentatuve 11 Football Usher 12 Our Muss Brooks 12 Father of the Brude 12 Don Ruspolu Black wavy haur trucky smule Shop Basketball Shop Football Shop Baseball Home Room Representatuve 11 Sally Lou Roberts Sweet and Lovely Y Teens 1011 12 Home Room Representatuve 12 Bus: ness Emcuency 12 Football U her 12 Audutoruum Usher 12 James R Robunson Wouldn t ut be great to see hum exerted? Hull Patrol 11 Mary Eluzabeth Robunson A smule that dazzles Y Teens 11 12 Audutoruum Usher 12 Rudolph Roman Hes tall and good at sports hes always ready wuth a pert retort Football 11 Gym Team 12 Donald Romanuo-Don s a pal who wull kud you along wuth you he wull make a fruendshup strong Shop Football Shop Baseball Compluments CHAPMAN S DAIRY Rear 708 Cumberland Ave NEW CASTLE PA Compluments JOSEPH B LEYDE I I 3 l - . . . I ' ' - ' I . r I 3 9. . ' ' . 361. . - ' . f 3 2. ' - ' . 3 ' . -H 1 - .H 3 5. I -H I , f .U k - - , - - I I I . 371. ' ' - , ' 1 ---. 372. Nancy Carroll Richard-Gay, cute, and full of life. 3 3. ' ' - ' - 3 . ' ' . ' - . 3 . ' - ' ' . 37 . . ' - ' , 5 ' ' ' U- of 37 l . .- I . - . . I 378. - . . I I S I 1, . - 3 . , ' - ' ' ' ' . ' 8 . ' ' - ' . 381. - ' , ' 382. ' ' A ' , ' l 117 See The Newest CLASS RINGS AND PINS ln Black Onyx Mother of Pearl Ruby and Blue Spiral an 3 Tone Gold Reasonably Prlced at JACK GERSON Your Jeweler 200 East Washlngton Street NEW CASTLE PA Compllments of JESSE KERR The House of Flawless Diamonds and Sterling Silver 5 North Mull St NEW CASTLE PA 8 4 35 3 7 38 9 390 39 39 394 39 396 97 398 99 400 4 40 SENIOR DIRECTORY Sylvla G Rose Full of laughter enlays lrfe thoroughly Choir 'll I2 Squad Leader 'll I2 YTeens 'IO Senlor Class Representative 12 Susan Jane Rosenberger Always dolng somethnng mce for someone G rman Club 1112 F T A 'll l2 Student Ccun I Committee T011 Orchestra 'IO 'll Chorr I2 Forensxc ll 'I2 Student Guldance Committee 'I2 John Francls Ross A personality that draws people to hum luke a magnet German Club Tl T2 Senatus Romanus ll 12 F T A 'll I2 Annual Staff 'I2 Student Councll Commnttee 'I2 Home Room Representative T0 Track 'IO Marlon Ross To know hum as a prlvrlege and a pleasure Shop Football Shop Baseball Rlchard Nncholas Ross A good lookmg boy rs he a catch for any gurl you see Football 'll I2 Choir I2 Jean Rotelll Her genual smlle rs like the sun Its always ready for everyone Earl Ruby Once a devil always a devil Camera Club 1012 Stage Crew 1011 T2 Commence ment Usher 'll Mary Joanne Russo Mary Joanne IS a pretty gurl with an unchangmg pleasant dnsposntnan Anthony A Ryan Has tamlllar blush I5 known to all Dofobs 'll 'I2 Hu Y ll l2 Home Room Representatlve Nancy l Saas When you have something done by her It has a good chance of berng done right Y Teens 'll Spanish Club ll 'I2 Ne Ca HI 12 Warren M Sacrlpant Tall dark and full of fun German Club T2 Office Boy ll Junior Varsity Foot b ll Bernard A Sanders Bernard hasn t much to say as he goes around In has qulet way Shirley Moe Sarbo Pleaslng In manner and ready for fun she s ready to go at the bang of a gun Busmess Ettlcrency 12 Y Teens ll Usher 12 Robert M Sarko With blond halr and blue eyes Bob IS a Sensor prize Spanish Club 'll Class Representatove 'I2 Cross Coun try I0 Basketball IO Hall Patrol Captain 12 Charles H Scott ChooChoo as short he as a not take my word he s not qunet Home Room Representative 'I2 Hall Patrol 'I2 Junlor Band 'l'l 12 Judith A Scott Every unch a queen Squad Leader 'll 'I2 Cheerleader 'll I2 Y Teens 'IO ll I2 Treasurer ll Home Room Treasurer 10 Home Room Representative I0 Our Mass Brooks 'I2 Mildred A Scunglo Always on hand with an endless lane of clever chatter Home Room Representative 'I2 Vlncent A Scunglo-Future Harry James Camera Club I0 Band 1011 I2 Band Manager Or chestra T2 Hall Patrol I0 Harry Emerson Senhelser Argulng as my chuef dellght I can t be wrong I must be right I I 3 3. . . - - . . ' 38 . - ' ' ' e - , . . , - , ci B . . - . . 86- . - . . . . . 38 I . . Q . . I 8 g .- . . . . I ., 38 . - ' , ' . 391. . - ' ' ' ' . , . I .Q i . 'I2 2. Charlotte R. Ryan-A grand girl in anyone's language. 3. . - ' , ' all ' 5. . - ' , 3 . . -- ' ' , ' ll ' I . l I - D 0 U I . ' V I ' 3 . ' . - ' . . 01. ' . ' - 2- . - . . . . i , . ll8 40 404 405 406 4 40 409 4 0 4 4 44 4 46 47 4 4 9 420 SENIOR DIRECTORY Ol f1ce Boy 12 Ol'11ce Boy Mrs Nelson s Omce 1011 12 Audutoruum Usher 10 Home Room Representatuve 1011 Hall Patrol 10 Color Guard 11 12 Lottue Marue Shaffer Lottue us a dark haured gurl who sungs to us a lot of 'oy she brungs Busuness Emcuency 12 Concert Chour 11 12 Paul Edward Shaffer Ever at hus work husky and strong cheerful and happy he goes along Track 10 11 Senuor Guudance Commuttee 12 Hall Patrol Captaun 10 Band 1011 12 Orchestra 10 Hu Y 11 Gale Shay-Gale us quuet and pleasant un manner Shop Football Shop Baseball Shop Basketball Robert George Shellogg You ve gotta be a football hero Student Councul 11 12 Vuce Presudent 12 Football 10 11 12 Pount Award Commuttee 11 Hall Patrol 12 Kathryn Lee Sherer Kay has plenty of spurut and sparkle Y Teens 10 Ne Ca Hu 12 Donna .I Sherman A whuz un gym class Concert Chour 11 12 Y Teens 11 12 Shtrley Mae Shumway Small and mughty sweet Concert Chour 11 12 Y Teens 1011 12 Lous E Sumon Ne Ca Hu mussed her when she left for DuBous Dofobs 10 Concert Chour 11 12 Vuce Presudent 12 Y Teens 10 11 12 Home Room Representatuve 11 German Club 11 12 Senuor Guudance Commuttee Mamue Eluzabeth Sums Her smule and manner us very wun rung Squad Leader 1112 Home Room Representatuve 11 Spanush Club 11 Football Usher 11 Stephen W Skuba Twenty smules per gal Room Representatuve 10 Cross Country 11 Cross Country 11 Pre sessuon Squad 12 Judutlu P Smuth Fond of sports especually good lookung ones YTeens 1011 Correspondung Secretary 11 Fulmen Romanum 10 Annual Staft 12 Assembly Program Com ee 12 F luterary u 12 Pr dent 12 Squad Leader 11 12 Sensor Class Represen tatuve 12 Audutoruum Usher 11 12 Nadyne E Stevens Fashuon plate personuf1ed Actuvuty Calendar Commuttee 10 Home Room Repre sentatuve1011 Y Teens 1011 12 Lullucn .lean Sturlung Lulluan us shy and mughty f1ne a better gurl us hard to Gnd Usher Loretta Marue Stoflck Can make a sad story seem luke a bug lake Senatus Romanus 11 12 Spanush Club 11 YTeens I1 12 Home Room Representatuve 12 Ruchard Stokes A man he us of honesty and trust Shop Football Junuor Varsuty Football Frank Stone A valuable buddy Lou Ann Stone A quuet seruous person wuth lots on the ba Beaver Hugh School 1011 Annual Representatuve Y Teens Juduth A Storch Beauty opens locked doors Y Teens 11 12 Spanush Club 11 12 Our Muss Brooks CASTLETON HOTEL New CASTLE PA Compluments N T GIFTS OF DISTINCTION S Mercer St New Castle Pa Phone 5656 Compluments of ECKERD S DRUG STORE New Castle Pa 3. . . - . . - . . . i 07. - ' ' . B. . 1 ' ' . . - . ' I , H. . . . h . . . I 12. . - ' . 413. Larry G. Slay-A friend in need is a friend indeed. - u . ' . ' - , ' - ' of , , - S A I A ' S mitt , . T. A. 11-12, ' CI b 11- , esi- 15. , - ' ' . . n Q f ' 32 . . ' I . . . . -. . . . I I . I I . - . 18. ' - ' . I . - , ' uu. ' I 421. ' . - . uz ' ' 119 Xllff CHHS C' RELIHBLEJELUELEH 242 E W 1965 LESTER S MEN S SHOP THE sToRE FOR YOUNG MEN HI LANDER SUPERETTE F SERV 1 IOPM MCGRATH S FLOWER SHOP 13 N M ll NEW CASTLE PA . , Q xl? L f . ashington S. Ph C pli of 1 1 10 S . M S. N h Leslie Hotel Fresh Fruits - Produce - Vegetables Q l' y M 8- G ' S EL lC E Op n O A. M. to . . C ' d 1 . i St. Ph 9 4 42 4 4 425 46 4 42 4 9 430 4 43 43 44 4 6 434 438 49 440 442 443 444 445 SENIOR DIRECTORY Janet Lee Sturdevant Just loves to talk cmd makes frtends easrly eens II I2 Cho1rIO II Henry Allen Sturdlfin Henry Ilkes to sung perhaps hell be another Bmg Hall Patrol II Track II Junnor Vorsnty Football II Robert D Suber Slow and steady wrns the race nd IOII I2 II t I Tra Helen Mae Sumner Ready to talk anytume you feel luke rt Football Usher I2 Senror Gurdance Commuttee I2 Eluabeth Jane Taclrett An always frrendly gurl IS Elrzabeth Patrick F Taylor Sllence I5 one of the last arts Robert D Taylor One fIne lad we ve been glad to know we wlsh hum luck where er he may go Patrlcla A Tegge-Always wrllung to help Dofobs I0 Helen E Temenskl Easy to get along wrth and has a countless number of trlends Y Teens II Concert Chorr I2 Veronrca M Tempesta Fun to know and easy to Itke Y Teens II I2 Goal Post Staff I2 Evelyn C Thayer Never wrthout a wltty remark eens I0 II ry ub I2 Fulmen o manum I0 Spanrsh Club II I2 Father of the Brlde I2 Joan Lee Thayer Wrrh a rah' rah' and a wrll ta hght Joan IS a gurl we thunk IS all rlght Kathryn R Thellman Kathryn I5 a charmung lass a beneht to any class Home Room Representatlve II be very nnce to have around permanently Shop Football Nancy Joann Thorn Specrallzes rn havlng a good tame Football Usher I2 Alfred Cecll Tllden Speed thats not my motto Spannsh Club I2 Lots Jane Tllton The play s the thmg she does a swell rob too' Home Room Representatrve IO Audrtorrum Usher I0 dent Federallst I0 Y Teens II I2 F T A Senatus Romanus II I2 Forenslc Play Squad Leader II I2 Cheerleader II I2 Our Mtss Brooks I2 Paullne Anne Tontsch One of our peppy cheerleaders really on the ball Cheerleader I2 Squad Leader II I2 German Club I2 Y Teens I0 Sylvla J TYGDQUIIIOTSWEEI and Ilvely Band IO II I2 Secretary of Band Y Teens I0 Amta l Treplcone Full of space and gmger Mary Ann Treplcone A qutet lass wrth modest arr and grace Patrlcla Ann TrumbIe- Charm strnkes the srght and ment wlns the soul Student Councll I0 Dofobs I0 Student Councul Com ees IO II I2 YTeens 0 I I2 Spamsh Club I2 Concert Cholr Secretary and Treasurer I2 Vlrglnla L TUYkIeWlC1 Very Irkable temperament Perfect Attendance I0 YTeens II I2 Buseness Em IOSEW LADIES STORE WOMEN S WEAR ashmgton St Phone 3808 NEW CASTLE PA EQUITABLE INSURANCE CO Strongest In the World M J DONNELLY Phone 2I27 amy I2 30 N Mercer St New Castle, Pa Mary Allce Vallely Qulet and nuce ta know 22. - ' . A THE YAT - , ' - .12 3. ' - ' ' p ' Ba v - , Ha Pa ro II, ck II 2 - . - . . . . D I 27. ' . - ' ' . 8. , - ' g 31. ' . - ' . . 2. . - ' ' . Y-T A -I2, Litera CI II- , R - I ' I II I I . 3. - ' . . ' 5 3 . . 1 ' ' 5 435. Kenneth Thomas-Kenny's calm, quiet, and nice as he can THE 11, sw ' , - ' - , ., .II-12, 3 . ' - - ' ll ' ll 11- , - ' vII-I2 ' 44I. I - I 1 ' ' . mm - - , '- 1 1. , ' 11- ,I I2I J C Owgpj GREENHOUSES 525 West Washlngton Street Phone 4059 J NEW CASTLE PENNSYLVANIA Dlstlnctlve Funeral an Wedding Arrangements RICE PHARMACY 4 N Mull St NEW CASTLE PENNA MONTGOMERY STUDIO Fme Photography II8 N Mull t New Castle, Pa 446 447 448 449 450 4 452 453 454 455 4 6 4 7 4 459 460 46 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 SENIOR DIRECTORY Anthony Vendlllr Always venturous Shop Football I2 Shop Basketball I2 Charlotte Vendltto Peppy and as carefree as they come Business EFfIc1ency Treasurer I2 Anna May Venturella Neler a dull moment when Anna May IS around Business Emclency President I2 Home Room Repre sentatuve I2 Peter A Vessella The West Plttsburgh kid who rs ready wrth the lakes Track IO II Sam Vlgnovlch Happy go lucky am I Patrlcla A Vltale Pat our friendly treasurer Class Treasurer I0 II I2 Home Room Representatnve IO II Dofobs I0 Rocco John Vitale A rocket from the Vntale Frreworks Com Company Band IO II I2 Thomas J Walker Time and Tom walt for no woman Band IOII I2 Gym Team II I2 Orchestra II I2 Bruce B Walrath The Blond Casanova Band IO II Student Council Cammlttee I2 Spanrsh Club I2 Our Mass Brooks I2 Harold Jay Walter Our mathematical genlus Hall Patrol II Pau V Ward Favorite pastime sleeprng In study hall Spanish Club II I2 Football Usher I2 Ray Waskm Fun fun and more fun Shop Football I2 Shop Basketball I2 Business EHICISDCY I2 Football Usher I2 John Frank Welsbaker Very fond of gurls Cross Country II Phyllis l West Merry as the day rs long Room II s lrve ware Dofobs I0 Business Efflcrency I2 Guidance Representa trve I2 Adam White A fellow wrth easy gomg ways Shop Football I2 Shop Baseball I2 Carrse Adeline Whlte Pursue worthy alms German Club II I2 YTeens II I2 Football Usher I2 Student Guldance Commsttee I2 Donna Jean Whiteside Hatch your wagon to a star Concert Chorr II Davld Wllllams A lad of humor and of wut an every class he uses at Student Councul I0 Home Room Representative II I2 Student Councrl Commlttee II I2 German Club II I2 Hall Patrol I0 Marnard Emmett Wlllnams Marnard hasnt much to say but he s likeable In has srlent way Neal E Wllllams Why do I come to school? Concert Cholr I2 Our Mass Brooks I2 Charles Wlllmarth A man of few words German Club II I2 Mary Jane Wllson I cant glve my giggle away Concert Chorr I2 YTeens II I2 Gurdance Commrttee , -, ' I - I ' -T ' 51' . . ' . 1 - . h . . I T ' 1 -1, - . H d - - , - , - iff rr - I . . I . - H - H , 5 . I . - ' ' - ' ' . . T I 5 . ' - , , . , 58. Ellyn Weir-ltls nice to be naturally nice, , . . , . I I ' 1. ' - ' - ' . 4 . . , - - - an - I, T I T T I I . - 'Q ' I T r T I ' I . . . . , . - J , . . . . - - -H I, . ' Il , If I . , . . . I , A I . . I2 I22 469 470 4 472 473 474 475 476 477 SENIOR DIRECTORY Gordon Wmcll The man with the car C ncert Chour I2 G rman Club IO II I2 Foot all Usher I0 Home Room Representatrve I0 Hall Patrol Louis Walter Wolnar A good dnsposutnon us more valuable than gold Jack G Wright Everythlng happens to me Band Joseph Wrona Why bother studyxng2 Why go to bed at night? That IS my motto and It seems to work out right Shop Football J V Basketball IO John Wyza Never study never worry take lute easy what s the hurry' Lorretta Yaro Beauty ns the flower of vnrtue Student Councul I2 Student Councul Commuttee I2 Home Room Representatuve II Busmess Efhcnency I2 Football Usher I2 May Queen Court II I2 Rosemarie lata: I love to lnve and luve to laugh IO Football Usher I2 Bessie Zazonls Queen of Wrt and Wusdom German Club II I2 Secretary I2 Senatus Romanus A a Con C FT A II Fulrnen Romanum IO Squad Leader Recordung Secretary I2 Louise Zmgaro lt ns better late than never Congratulatuons Class of 52 PATS DAIRY BAR New Castle THE CHILDRENS SHOP IO6 N Mull St Phone 6721 New Castle Pa HI LANDER PHARMACY Drugs 81 Sundries Bordens Ice Cream Delucnous Sundaes Sodas Tasty Sandwuches A M I2 Stop In and see us Service and Low Pruces JOHN C WAJERT Pharmacist I6 West Long Ave Telephone 495 New Castle Pa o ' , e I - - , b 10 , , . . E . . . . 1 7I. . ' - ' . ' - A - - V - I - U , Pa. I . I I I Y-Teens II-I2, Business Efflciency I2, Hall Receptionist II-I2, Y-Teens II-I2, nnu l I2,l cert hoir II, - . . , , , I2, ' ' IO . . - P. M. ' I23 TO THE CLASS OF 52 Congrotulotlons ond o sincere wvsh for G successful ond progressive future Moy you has been the foundation of your livelihood THE MAYOR S RECREATION COMMITTEE DR JOHN A MEEHAN Chairman 124 olwoys be on osset to the institution which l fff A Lookmg thoughtful gx :sn 1 vi thmkmg S -M1 It takes a background of educatlon to nn spure genuune constructuve thought Up untul now your advantages of obtalmng It educatnon In the next few years that wall mean much to our country as a whole and to yourself as an nndnvldual As you grow older outward appearances of thought wnll mean Inttle but the deep seated knowledge that you have retalned wnll supply the great dufference between If you want to come on top a somethmg every day your formal educa tnon or enter unto an other occupatnon CUNNINGIIAM Funeral Home W 8 success and mednocruty NEW CASTLE CCDNN WELDING MACHINE COMPANY ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING 108 Croton Ave NEW CASTLE PA H forty PoRTERs SERVICENTER PHONE 9218 Better Tune up for Happy Motoring 217 So Jefferson St AT x I I 1, F N51 X IM - f x I ' I I I ' X i 1' ' X fx 0 L' ' I I g -. 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E. E122 camon, Oh WILLIAM F DeCARBO FUNERAL HOME Z E 0 0 0 Cunmngham 81 Lutton s Phone 218 New Castle Pa Artlcles ln Hardware D u FE Hggggr V' r- Pnrsaunan anmcn Bullt to Serve You Pnctured above Kurtz Bros factory and warehouses along wnth the Pittsburgh Branch contam more than 112 000 square feet of floor space Here under one roof your school annuals are printed bound and covered A plant buult to serve your prmtmg needs KURTZ BRGS CLEARFIELD PA 130 - l - - - Q - ' St . ,- . ., In ' I r I .Hg 'V' u EE , ' -Y ,fl H A A 'Q V' H V .Fiwpl Q 1 usual U ' 4 fi lla y ,t e l ... ,.,., ,,, , ,..., wx? 37 P7 0 I I 1 I - 'T ,MM 'Ib- 4. A I! M. Christmas Spurs? plus' Smlle purty Right outc Vogue Bottoms up for the Snotty Roman Need we soy more? Check those gums' 131 ga ,H rf fs ' -W K? 3 7 Q Ain il' , 8 if , t- -, ' N I ,Q M4. L7 ,Q J '- wg' 8 J iff .E I .f , gm I .-., L 3. 4 J f .U u -I 2: - i ' 'X x 'Q , X ' 3 A 1 A O , f J t if ut 1 , :W ,M ' -t Z f . , 'Wi 4 , .. K. , Y V ly 'L 7. XQCLCM, A f0gl 6Ll9A:5 j f 7 cfgcfuerfwem Automoblle Dealers Assoc1at1on Baron Hardware Stores Blau s Clothung Store Bordonaro and Canfora Butz Flowers Canton Engravung and Electrotype Company Castle Statnonery Company Castleton Hotel Chapman s Dalry Chnldren s Shop C1t1zen s Natlonal Bank Conn Weldnng and Machune Company Cunnungham and Wennaartner Flornst Cunnnngham s Funeral Home Danford Studuo Danlsh Pastry Shop DeCarbo Funeral Home DeVaux Jewelry Eckard s Drug Store Elllott and Wadd1ngton Dlstrubutors Fnsher s Furnlture Flemnng MUSIC Center Gerson Your Jeweler Harrts Jewelry H1 Lander Pharmacy H1 Lander Sup rette Hoovers Sno Top Hotel New Penn lsaly s Johnson Bronze Joseph s Super Market Kerr Jewelry Kang s Jewelers Knrk Hutton and Company Knox Jewelry Kwolek and Son Photographers Kurtz Bros Ladxes Store Lawrence Savnngs and Trust Lester s Men s Shop Levnne Jewelry 9 O Leyde Lumley Pharmacy Mather Brothers Company Mayors Recreatuon Commuttee McBr1de Shannon Company McGrath s Flower Shop Medlcal Center Pharmacy Montgomery Studio New Castle Store Nnelson s Jewelry Store Pagley Shoe Servnce Parkestown Recreatlon Center Pats Dalry Bar Pearson Brlck Company Penney Company Pennsylvanla Power Company Perelman s Jewelry Porters Servucenter Ramsey and Sons Regent Theatre Reynolds and Summers Rlchman Brothers Rlznka s Jewelry Store Santla s Sears Roebuck and Company Seavy s Studlo Shaffer McBurney Sllverman s Economy Shoe Store Smuth Brothers Spencer Palnt and Glass Company Sportung Goods Store Strouss Hurshberg Standard Steel Sprung Tucker Flowers Un1ted Enguneernng and Foundry Company Unlted Shoe Factory Unuversal Rundle Corporatuon Youth Center Varden s Studuo Walert Pharmacy Wnnter Company 4 O 6 4 7 A 4 4 VLC ZX 0 ' ' ' 108 117 99 106 f ' 102 113 100 ' ' ' 12 107 ' - 110 ' 12 - ' 102 129 ' 122 ' 116 11 116 ' ' 117 ' ' 100 ' ' 123 -. 1 . s ' ' 125 ' 101 ' 'V ' 103 ' ' 123 ' ' 125 ' 105 103 ' 128 ' 11 ' 1 0 ' 110 130 ' ' 125 102 112 ' 119 10 ' ' ' ' 109 W 10 Equitable Insurance Company 121 Rice Pharmacy T22 ' 106 - f - 128 ' 1 128 ' ' 99 119 , 118 98 ' ' 113 ' 106 - 109 -- 123 ' ' .. 109 '- e 120 I llo f - 101 ' 10 112 ' 98 - ' 105 , 101 11 111 122 ' 127 118 126 ' ' 103 ' .. 128 ' - 130 ' ' 115 101 , 128 . 130 98 . 121 127 ' 97 ' ' 120 ' 123 ' 120 ' 100 133 Admsnsstratson Advertssements Annual Staff Auclstorsum Ushers Band Basketball Basketball Ushers Camera Club Cheerleaders Choral Group Class Poem Class Song Concert Chosr Cross Country Dedscatson Dofobs Faculty Football Football Ushers Forenssc Fulmen Romanum Future Teachers of Amersca German Club Goal Post Got Hall Patrols 4 Homeroom Representatsves Honor Roll Junsor Class Junsor Guudance Commsttee Junsor Varssty Basketball Lsterary Club Malorettes May Day Orchestra Order of Bussness EFFlcsency Pre Sessson Squad School Play Sensor Calendar Sensor Class Sensor Dsrectory Sensor Gusdance Comrnsttee Sensor Play Sophomore Class Sophomore Gusdance Commsttee Spanssh Club Squad Leaders Student Councsl Student Councsl Commsttees Vocatsonal Groups Y Teens jlsffes ' ' ' lO ' ' 97 8 . . . 26 . . . 44 ' - 57 ' 26 ' , 36 64 52 ' - 87 - ' 87 Color Gwrd 45 Senatus Romanus ' 51 - 62 ' . . 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