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

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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

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,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.

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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