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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1955 volume:

Published by the l955 Graduating Class New Castle Hugh School New Caslle Pennsylvamo I I I 1 I 1 l 1 NE CA HI Q ' IQII NN 'S I CI I '1 Q' K I grft f Af P 'I J W Y? I II I 4 I ifff 0 If I I 5:rZSf:S as AQSAZS '6S'N2S'KQj'P,ZS ,rxf--,I +1 1,LLy:,:s,f+2 27 sf H7 cz' Q20-...J gp cr.: QQ., '-'0'44'5'5l. T' x ffz, 'DCIQQXC5 as Q '11, iA f T I S LL7'JfX ,T L,'S J A Ami! ixf -1-Zllskyii flx XP Q-flLI,Q,'x 1 DLT' XX L79 , 4 Lljflxxl S! QL,-Q LxfAih ?C7 'NXNXIIN 4 1 12 ff' 2 V -L Skkfkfelgkgl-21: S 'J ,--qw X X ' ' J X Z Mx: my R S' my Sn Y' X5 KX 0 N J 1 M 6 105 O Q'-wr mg ' Q v f Q1 ' ,f fx' ixl x q 2 N2 s ef .6 xx X It u 'CI' W5 . Q gg FQ: 5 Yi 4 ,UI dll 7 'K23 f' Sb fu? Q! u fa 5052 3 Sb F, 1 5 blldxi I 'fqx qi 3 mud ' V ? fl 1 E3 ,MOA f SQ ig i352 QQ: WZ ff 6' 3 , , A .A L2 , FGREWORD Turne marches on so have our years at Ne Ca Hu Thus yearbook ns servung as our Calendar of Memornes As we wall look through It In the years to come we shall me able to recall that we have shared together In our last three years May t help us to recapture the eternal memories of these the best years of our llves 4 , our classmates, teachers, the various clubs, sports, and dances ' . l ' if ' ll DEDICATION We ihe June Class of 1955 deducate thus yearbook to Mrs Chrushne Pucrell wnth smcere and grateful cpprecuahon for friendly guidance and counsel durnng our years at Ne Ca HI TIME 5 lg TABLE OF CONTENTS THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES and CLUBS MUSIC and DRAMATICS ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS INDEX s. WI X Q I ff ,Q mom J t ff F f i -...., J ART STAFF Carol Sturgis, Anita For- rnati, Chuck Rigby, Jean McGeary , I , ? ,' it A :vor 'j 3 J f nf n , uw' ' ,ofll 'fugfi ANNUAL Standing: Elaine Frazier, Adele Richards, David DeRosa, Bill Aiken, Frank DeFelice, Betty Kay Campbell Seated: Charlotte Sier- giej, Ruth Mrozek, Jean Hennon, Carole Young, June Reed, Betty Cimini AZ' NE Sv' TYPISTS Seated: Janice Kradel. Standing: Nancy Armstrong Editor-in-Chief Betty Cirnini Assistant Editor Elaine Frazier Business Manager Charlotte Siergiei Art Editor Charles Rigby on K CA- HI STAFF 7 .RQ g,..., 'w I Absentees when staff pictures were taken: Seated: Paul Pag- ley, Carolyn Moss, typisty Marilee Klein, Craig Choate Standing: Rowland Burns, Sam Lutton, Sid Shenlran 7 5519 Y... av FACULTY I 05+ 4 w ' fi My 4 l grfv? ff W P 1 D 1 f P D 14 ,J D 0 DAX J my VJ Q W L N!! Q 3, RW X, ks? QQ lk 0 Qs GGG AZSAZSQZS Q A22Q.NA2SQf.5:3A2sA2':S'-29,2-,S , .. 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Q- Q 3 Al ix w 000 V ,tu Z W , ?'Xf-ffd ' 0 ' x H M ' J pw 'foggy 0 , NY',!fN'L' J ' gxfffftps A w - x Zo, ggxff:'5 , 0 x ft If, 'M cj 7 Uyvok 00 0 S xQx N? 'V rfj . 0 , Q YQ J xv W 5 fi od! 4 I XF j X e . f W X I i 4' x f , 46L XX fix fl 46 f X si ,N '. JC iMX,Xf A SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS WALTER A. KEARN EY Pennsylvania State University B.S. Pennsylvania State University M. Ed. BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Miss Elizabeth Brudin CAss't. to Secretaryl, Mr. Daniel B. Woolcock, Mr. Ralph A. Cooper CPresident of the Boardl, Mr. Walter A, Kearney Csuperintendent of Schoolsl, Mrs. Stephen Kleckner. Standing: Mr. Howard Burr lTreasurerl, Mr. James Dart, Mr. C. Edson Rummell, Mr. William Cobau lSolicitorJ, Mr. John Bechtol CSecretaryJ, Mr. Samuel H. Byers, Mr. Walter Myers. Not Pictured: Mrs. G. E. Seal, Mr. Lester F. Johns. 10 PRINCIPAL University of Pittsburgh B.A., M.A. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS MRS. MARJORIE NELSON Allegheny A.B. 'II MR. FRED LESLIE Grove City College B.S. in C WlLllAM R ANDERSON Grove Cnty College A B Umversliy of Plhsburgh M Ed United Siales History World Hlsfory MARGARET M BARNES BERNICE E BARTLETT MAGDALENE N BECKER Pennsylvania College for Women G neva College A B Westminster A B Unlversny of Michigan M A Unned Sfoies Hlslory United States Husfory Sludenf Council Advisor Public Speaking PHYLLIS A BENEKE EDWARD C BOOK P H BRIDENBAUGH l'ln'Vers'lY of Plllsburgh M Ed Cancer' Choir Plane Geameiry Physical Education Chorus Head Foofbqll Cough Guidance Advisor Advisor for Cheerleaders G A L Maloreffes Beginning Camera Club 'Q ARTHUR C BROWN University of Plflsburgh M L Head of History Deparlmenl Problems of Democracy Ne Ca HI Advisor MILDRED BURLESON N R CASILLO LEONA R CLARKE MARYP CLARKE Wesimnnster B A University of New Hampshire We57m'n5'e' A B G9 19V0 College A B public Speckmg Bwiogy U 'V9'5llY of P'l'5bU'9h M Ed Pennsylvania Slate University Dramahcs Coach TYPEWYIVIHQ M 3090955 SUYVBY Sophomore English Reading Ne Ca Hu Advisor 12 , V, 'il' . ..- i l i - - A.B. Y' ' ' 3 i . . - - l I V I Ohio Wesleyan. University B.A. Grove City College B.M. Frgnklinignii Mgyshqll A.B, Geneva College A.B. 5 xr , W I J' - ' ' .A. DONALD F COPSON AUSTIN L COWMEADOW Q lil ELI DANILOV Ohuo Wesleyan A B Unlversuty of Alabama B S Youngs own College B S ECONOMICS Hedlfll United States History World History Cross Country Coach Basketball Agslgfqm Coach Shop P O D Track Assnstant Coach Advisor Football Ushers Advnsor Basketball Ushers Nui Oberlln A B Grove Cnty Lntt B Umverslty of Pittsburgh M A 5,,om5h Lqqm Gundance Advisor Fulmen Rornonum Spanush Club Advnsor Head of Latm Department Wooster B S Umversuty of Pnttsburgh M A Amerucan Literature F T A Advlsor 4? GRACE M DODSON Umversoty of Pvttsburgh B S Bookkeeping Business Aruthrnetuc Commercual Geography Westmunster A B Latm Sophomore Englnsh Senatus Romanus Advusor Cb. EARNEST E HILL CLAYTON F HOFMEISTER DOUGLAS HOTCHKISS CHARLES T JAMES Unuverssty of Pittsburgh Slippery Rock State Teachers B S COIITOVUIO Stove TEUCHEFS B S Salem College A B Vocutuonal Certlncate Unuversnty of Pnttsburgh M Lutt Voggtlgngl Math W9Stmlnster M A Machine Shop Related Chemistry Physics Drwers Tronmng Camera Club Advlggr Football Assnstant Coach Stage Crew Advusor if Q M P' ' 4 L IMS ' B I s. MAY EAKIN nonomv EDMUNDS FRANCES M. HAvooN KATHRYN w. HELKER ,' A - ' f mg e K L A u I E . 'atom X - 13 EMILY JOHNSTON Westminster B A Columbia Unuversnty M A Sensor Englush WILLARD E KEEN Manstleld State Teachers B S Umverslty of Pittsburgh M S Band Orchestra ETHEL M KELLEY Allegheny A B Western Reserve Umverslty French Guldance Advisor F T A Advtsor LOIS B KERR Geneva Colle e A I 9 Umversnty of Put burgh M ut Solud Geometry Tngonometry Int Algebra iw WILLIAM L KLEE E WILLIAM LEHTO JEANNE LEWIS STERGU5 LUCAS Geneva A B Grove Cnty B S un Commerce Westminster A B Umversnty of Pittsburgh World Hlswry Umverslty of Pnttsburgh M Ed pubhc Speckmg Vocational Certificate Football Assustant Coach Commercial Law American Literatu e Electrnc Shop Track Head Coach Business Arlthmehc WILLIAM A MARGRAF ORRIE G MATHEWS FRANCES H MAXWELL ROBERT H McCONNELL Umverslty of Cnnclnnat: Calnfarma State Teachers M A Qbylm A 5 Umvefsny of Pmsbuygh AB Und M A Med-,umcol Dyowmg Unlverslty of Puttsburgh M Lntt Vocatnoncl Certificate PIWSICS Tenmi COUCI' Problems of Democrcay Auto Shop Head of Scuence Department Al' 1 ' V , .I t 43 I I , I '-l ' ' ' . . 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'-r1 Q ,., ,.,, -- ' , in 4 Lm,g::t,., F K rf I4 MARY S McKEE Carnegne Institute of Technolo QY B S nn Library Scnence Librarian fs-4, WALTER S McKEE Grove Cnty B S nn Commerce Umverslty of Pittsburgh M Ed Bookkeeplng School Treasurer JOHN MILANOVICH SL ADELINE E MILLER J H EARL MQKENZIE Grove Cnty B S rn Commerce Unlversaty of Pnttsburgh M Ed Commerclal Geography RITA L METZ Geneva College B A Carnegie Instntute of Technology B S In Library Science Head of Comrnercual Department U 'Ve'5'7Y of P 75bU'9l' M l- Llbrarnan ROBERT M MILLS MARGARET M MONTGOMERY Geneva B A UDIVEYSITY of Puttsburgh M Ed Biology Basketball Head Coach Wittenberg College A B Unlversuty of Plftsburgh M A Ath letlc Manager Umversvty of Pittsburgh M Ed Bnology Sales Senior Business Tralnmg Business Survey Business Practice NORMAN P NELSON WILLIAM D NICHOLSON MARY NONEFF MARIAN G Ilegheny B S Cleveland Institute of Art Sluppery Rock State Teachers B S Indlgnq Spgqe Teachers College We5,m,nS,e, A 3 olumbla Unwersnty M A Kent State Unnversnty B S Hechh General Cloihmg U,,,ye,5,fy of Mmmgan A M hemlgtry Ar Physical Education Sophomore Enghsh Ne Ca H1 Advnsor G A L Advlsor 15 NORD H ELIZABETH PARKER Y I . pf ! mf . , ' ' . 'I I l - - GYOVB CIW B-5- lf' C0mm9fCe Grove City B.S. in Commerce sg . ' . . . I ' CHRISTINE P. PICRELI. Thiel B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. Biology Advisor-Class 1955 ALAN A. PLANT Ohio State University B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.A. Business Arithmetic Bookkeeping Advisor Order of Business Efficiency Advisor Goal Post ff fy ROBERT N. H. PRICE GENEVIEVE M. RIDDLE VIOLA H. SADLER U 'lVe 5lfY of Plnslwfgh Grove City B.S. Miami University B.S. Vocoilonul Ce 'fl'Ule University of Pittsburgh M. Litt. Nutrmon,Foods Machine Shop Business Correspondence Head of Home Economics Senior English Y-Teens Advisor Head of English Department Department ' 1 . ' L' - 4 V . E' N I fe VERNA L. SCARAZZO GERHARD K. SCHLUMBERGER JOHN W. SCHMIED HELENA STEVENSON Westminster B.A. Westminster B.A. Case Institute of Technology B.S. Grove City B.S. in Commerce Business Survey World History Chemistry Typewriting Typewriting Algebra Shorthand OPAL STEVENSON CHARLOTTE TAYLOR GEORGE F. THOMAS JOSEPH H, THOMPSON Grove City B.S. in Commerce Oberlin A.B. Geneva A.B. SliPP9'Y Rock 59079 T9UCl19fS Shonhand University of Michigan M.A. Mechanical Drawing WeS'mif151eI' M-A. Senior English Football-Assistant Coach Physical Education I6 Boys' Gym Team Advisor Advisor Class 1956 8.5 J iff JOHN D TUCKER R055 M um, RUTH E WAll.ACE RALPH L WEIDE Westminster A B Geneva A B Umverslty of Pnttsburgh B S Allggheny B 5 University of Pittsburgh M Ed Columbm Umvefsp A M I Y Home Economics Clothung Un'V9'5'7Y of Pl'75bUf9h M A Vocational English German Chemnstry Sophomore English Pennsylvoma History German Club Advisor ,Mr VERNA A WEIDE VIRGINIA WEINSCHIENK E VERNA WILFERT ROBERT K WILSON Weslmmster A B University of Pnttsburgh Thnel A B Thnel A B Columbna Unlversuty M A A B M tt Umverslty of Buffalo M A Unlverslty of Pnttsburgh M Ed W orld Hustory Algel-IFC Drnvers Trcunmg Sophomore English Forum of World Events Advisor Plone Geometry Amerucan literature DOROTHY YOUNG MARY DETWILER Westmmster College B B A Clerk Clerk Clerk Kent Unlverslty M A Shorthand Guidance GERAI-DINE FRY LELA G MooRHEAo 17 ' X if , if V, g ' Flu A CLASSES v Nr 0 6 YIJ 5 to 0 'D J H X 29 J n Pj! 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BETTY ClMlNI Vice President for one year Ambition to acquire a Spanish accent and to vusut Mexico Hobby collects novelty salt and pepper shakers Favorite sport baseball Favorite food French fried sweet potatoes and potato salad without mayonnaise Favorite sublect ? Favorite color skyblue punk Dlsllkes-cheese mustard ketsup mayonnaise pickles vinegar olives Likes making crossword puzzles JO ANN GENNOCK Class secretary for two years Ambltlon marry a doctor raise a basketball team and o cheerleader Hobby-eating Favorite food ravloll Dislikes sugar beets Favorite sublect mascullnology Favorite color blue Favorite movie stars Ann Blyth Alan Ladd Favorite teacher Mr Brldenbaugh Loves sports music people Favorite T V stars Jackie Gleason Ed Sullivan BILL HOFFMAN Class treasurer for two years Ambition dentist Hobby smoking his pipe Favorite sports golf chess Favorite color brown eyes Favorite sublect Miss Johnston s English class Loves music Would like to visit Canada Drives his truck the Stradlvarlus Favorite food steak Dislikes mushrooms 1 7 f f XX? of mpg QF X YQQQ Qfx C-N C1125 Q 20 XA, s Jw o 2 ff ' Q , f' 5' ' X xt .A '41 X Xl I fldf K 2: xx LV Ak L I , It ,f X ,f X XO Foafb V gates? .I 5 5 E ,I C X Q O6 gh ,X xx J, i xx ' IL X A ' 6 I f LJ X I--5 1 ki' 'xg X Q Joseph J. Abraham He goes all out for Ne-Ca-Hi With that red car and a big black eye Football 11-12 Joann Eileen Adamson Homemakung IS the aim for Jo Shell make a good one we know Richard Allan Quite a guy IS our Rich Youll never find him digging a ditch Gym Team 12 Gerald Altman Cowboy Cowboy that s his name Out to rope In wealth and fame Football 10 Track 10 Francis Anastasia Hes a life guard quite a guy Over him the gurls all sigh Football 101112 Basketball 10 2 Track 0 Tennis Patrol 1011 Home Room Rep 12 Class Vice Pres 11 Swing Lobby Com 1011 12 Concert Choir 12 Anna A Anglololll What a lewel we have found Always bright when she s around Home Room Rep 12 Guidance Com 12 fb 'sf 7 Ruth Adams Ruthie is our high school belle A bright, bright future we fore- tell G. A. L. 10411-12, Student Council 11-12, Camera Club 10-11, Vice Pres. 11, Spanish Club 11, Audi- torium Usher 11-12, Ass't. Head Usher 12, Y-Teens 10-11-12, Bas- ketball Usher 12, Captain 12, Stu- dent Council Com. 125 Football Usher 11-12, Co-captain 12 William Aiken A friend in need ls a friend indeed Home Room Rep 1 12 Activity Re 12 Donald loo Altman Little and peppy IS our Duck Really earns his share of luck Cross Country 1011 Track 1011 Basketball Usher 10 German Club 1 Diana Ambrosia Small little full of pep And you am t heard nothin yet Camera Club 12 Aureha Andrusky A nice gurl is our Peaches From her you never hear screeches O B E 12 Dofobs 11 12 Football Usher 12 Basketball Usher Samuel Joseph Anzalone Just call for Sam Hell answer Mam 'P lincoln High School 10 Fulmen Ro manum 11 Track Team 11 12 Angelo Apecellu A real Dapper Dan Is this real gone man Home room Representative Guldance Com 11 Nancy Kay Armstrong Jltterbug to her ns playmg Show your badge her favorite saying Home Room Representative 10 Audltorlum Usher 1012 Basket ball Usher 1112 Football Usher 12 OBE 12 Actvvuty Re re sentatlve 12 G A L 12 Ne Ca HI Staff 12 Thomas C Augostlne Small In slze but what a lme To all the gurls he s a Valentme Gundance Com 10 11 Pres Cam era Club 1011 Band 1011 Home Room Representative 11 Student Council 12 Student Councnl Com 11 12 Tennls Team 12 Gym Team 12 Science Club 12 Maryann Baku Maryann IS quuet and sweet She s awfully mce and very neat French Club 10 Louise Borattlero A football usher was our Louise ln all her ways shes bound to please' Football Usher 12 Home Room Representative 12 Tom Barrea Future Casey Crime photo man If he can t take nt no one can Hall Patrol 10 Stage Crew 11 12 Camera Club 11 12 Ne Ca H1 Staff 22 'Cf' 'Nw' 9 Karole Arkett Cute and petite This gurl ss really neat Y Teens 10 Ralph E Asclone Hear this guy holler Fore' He s Ben Hogan s successor Golf Team 11 Jerry Balley Jerry IS a little guy But we all know that hes not 5 Y Gym Team 11 12 Cross Country 11 12 Basketball Usher 1011 12 Track 1011 12 Home Room Rep resentatlve 12 Alan Baldwin A qulet boy IS our Lee If sllence were golden a rch man he d be Basketball U her 1011 12 Tra k Manager 11 12 Dale Barbour To hunt allugators IS his asm s sure out for dangerous game Band 1011 Track 11 12 Donna Battley Here s a gal that all can hear When she yells a rah rah cheer eens 1011 12 Vice Pres eerleader 12 G A L Football Usher 11 Audltonum Ush e 12 Stardust Cecelia Bailey Here's a gal who'll go quite far She's hitched her wagon to a star Camera Club 11-125 Football Ush- er 11-12g Student Council Com. 12 Jo Ann Beagle Here's a gal with lots of nerve A curb service gal who sure can serve G. A. L. 12 James Bellock This bus was late Miss Uhl his line She can t believe him everytime H Y 101112 Gym Team 1112 Bas etball 10 H ll Pa rol 11 Stardust 12 Pat Blond: Guidance ottice girl and very sweet She keeps the oftice Oh' so neat Guidance Office Secretary Marilyn Black Marilyn Black is a Goal Post gal Who ll make anyone a swell pal Guidance Com 101112 Dofobs 1011 12 Y Teens 1011 Football Usher 11 Goal Post Staff 12 O B E 12 Basketball Usher 12 Maryann Bobosky Here s a gal with a nice style That matches quite a lovely smile X I X is ,4- -1rP yf T Sally Beaman A real sharp spark in life is she So Spark Plug fits her to a T Football Usher 11 Joyce Beagle Here's the other Beegle twin This one's full of vigor and vim G. A. L. 12 Charles Beshero He's our future Frankie Laine Listening to him is no pain Basketball 10 Cross Country Concert Choir 101112 Activity Representative 12 Office Boy 12 Track 12 Walter Blxler He s a guy with a bag of tricks Goes by Wally or lust plain Bix Auditorium Usher 10 Football Usher 12 Johnny Blouse Here s a guy that s got your number Can he really do the rhumba Shop Football 10 Fred Anthony Boczar Here s a guy a real good sport Has a gal in every port Representative 12 , . . . I 10: il - . I - : 4 . . U - 7 . . H ll If I G l I ' ' al 7 i K KX I ' ' I Q 1 t , . . I f , . . s Y A f AQ , , , 5 K' XX A 12,17 . ' Y-Teens 12: Camera Club I2 . I i s Q K Shop Football 10-11-125 Activity Donna J Bodenclorfer A Home Ec gal come on guys You should really taste her ples Home Room Representatuve 11 Football Usher 1112 YTeens 12 Frances .lean Bond: Franny as a gal quxte syeet She s a friend that can t e beat Dofobs 10 12 Football Usher 12 Gwendolyn J Boyer Here s a swell 3 D gal Danng darlmg and dependable Home Room Representative 10 For enslcs 10 Y Teens 10 Spanish Club 1112 Student Councll Com 12 Football Usher 11 Cheerleader G A Joan Bratschle Joan llkes to dance and sung Sew and cook and everything Y Teens 1011 12 David M Brogan Dave s a llttle dark halred shorty Kind to all and very sporty Frank A Buckner A smoothie on the ballroom t1oor Makes you want to dance some more 24 Fred Boley Gee whiz' What a swell guy thus one IS Camera Club 10 David Bonglvongo An all round athlete I5 our Dave Hls playing makes the other teams rave Home Room Representative 10 Hall Patrol 11 Student Council 11 12 Treas 12 Student Councll Com 11 Football 10 11 12 Basketball 11 12 Track 11 2 ancy C Branscome A cute malorette from Ne Ca Hu She greets you with a 'Friendly ome Room Representative 11 Y Teens 1011 12 Magorette 1011 12 Head 12 Perfect Attendance 1112 Dofobs12 GAL 12 ud Usher 12 Camera Club 12 Robert T R Brunton Bobs a member of the stage crew He s o guy who s seldom blue Stage Crew 101112 Guidance Com 101112 Tenms Team 11 12 Dofobs 11 12 Student Councul Com 12 FWE 12 Perfect At ten ance 11 B B Usher 12 Scu ence Club 12 Edward C Brown Hns name us Brown tus sand But has hanr sure IS red Stage Crew 10 11 12 German Club 1011 12 Camera Club 10 1 Richard l Budd Umon s loss as our gam When to Ne Ca Hn Rlch came Umon Hugh School 10 11 Hilda Bunnell For everyone she's got a smile Makes the sun shine all the while Rowland Burns Bumpy s crazy over punk Man' He can really thunk' Dofobs 1011 12 Our Town 11 Ne Ca HI Staff 12 F W E 12 S ence Club Vlce Pres 12 Betty Kay Campbell Heres a sweet and charmmg blond Of her everyone IS fond Guidance Com 1011 12 Treas 11 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Span Club 1 12 Treas 12 oa Post Staff 12 Y Teens 10 Ne Ca Hn Staff 12 Perfect Attendance 1011 ACTIVITY Representative 12 F W E Robert Campbell Not graduotlng an the June class Margaret Canfora Here s a snappy G A L Of the ball she IS the belle Camera Club 12 G A L 12 Joe Cardella Future leader of a band And the lover of the land Band 10 11 12 Orchestra 10 11 12 Hall Patrol 1011 5 -as George Burgess A skyscraper is our George He can reach the lowest gorge German Club 11 12 Jae Camtmtl Here s our future Digger O Dell We wont come to you If we re we Perfect Attendance 10 James Campbell He can t make has ol Ford go ln the ram or In the snow Peter Camuso Pete s a real gone crazy sport Even tho he s lund of short Deanna Caplan Here s a dainty Iuttle doll Shes got them up agamst the wa eens 1011 12 Spamsh Club 11 12 F W E 12 Elsa Carenbauer Man killer along wlth Mert Behmd the wheel of her Olds convert F T A 1011 12 Guldance Office 12 YTeens 1011 Orchestra 10 1112 Perfect Attendance 1011 CGITIBYG Club 12 Stqrdugt 12 25 Joanne Carkitto Joanne hasn't much to say, Through life sl1e'll always get her way YTeens 11 12 Football Usher 12 Camera Club 12 G A L 12 Bill Carr Bill s our fine basketball star He can throw em straight and ar Basketball 10 11 12 Student Coun cll Com 12 Office Boy 12 Home Room Representative 12 Track 10 Jon Carroll Music his vocation Gals his recreation Band 10 Orchestra 12 Betty Jane Cassidy Our future hostess ofthe air Where men are youll find er there Spanish Club 12 Suzanne Chesney Here s a gal who wants to teach Honestly she s quite a peach' Y Teens 1011 Spanish Club 11 12 Football Usher 11 12 Camera Club 11 Activity Representative 12 F A Our own Star dust 12 Craig D Choate Dex s as brilliant as they come Knows everything and then some Hall Patrol 10 Guidance Com 10 11-12- Basketball Usher 10-11-12 Head Usher 12' Fulmen Romanum - 1-12 Bus. Mgr. 12' Sena us Romanus 11-12 Pres, 12- Dofobs - 1-12' T. V. Com. 12 Gene Chrm. 12- Tennis Team 11- N - Ca-Hi Stal? 12' The Curious Sav- a e 2- F.W.E. 12' Jr. Rotarian anal! if --r pr-lm -1 ,, if V , Beverly J. Carr Twirl, twirl, twirl, Bev is our dancing girl Home Room Representative 105 Y- Teens 1011 12 Camera Club 12 Activity Com 12 Auditorium Usher 12 Stardust 12 Sue Carroll Kind of quiet and very neat Sue is the sweetest ot the sweet Y Teens 1011 12 Camera Club 11 panlsh Club 12 F T Guidance Com 12 Vallera Cartwright Man you goofed youll ear El' SCI Every minute of every day GAL101112YTees1O m era Club 10 11 12 Mary Ann Cepro Hey gang' rise up n shout Mary Ann is round about Y Teens 10 Cheerleader 1 Camera Club 12 G A l. 12 Gloria J Chluruu: A real swell friend is Glorie To know her you won t be sorry Y Teens 10 Sally Cicerone A secretary will be our Sally Personality is right down her alley Y-Teens1O' Stardust 12 Betty Cimini Our senior class V. P. A nicer girl you'll never see Y-Teens 10-11-125 Fulmen Roman- um 10-11-12, Co-editor 125 Home Room Representative 115 Guidance Com. 10g Student Council Com. 115 Football Usher 12- Senatus Rom a us 1112 Spanish Club 1112 Camera Club 11 12 Secy 12 Class Vice Pres 12 Ne Ca HI Staff 12 Editor m Chief Mildred Cloca A cute trick is our Milly Got a laugh that s mighty si y Jack Richard Clark Exciting I5 our hunter Jack He will always bring em back Bonnie Coast To see Mrs Clarke or Mr Brown Bonnie lust cant be found Raymond Coleman A rare guy is our Ray Lots of loy not much to say as etball 10 11 12 Band Home Room Representative 11 u dent Council 12 Student Council Com 12 Jr Rataroan 12 Edward G Conti Here s Ed who s always late Someday he ll meet has fate Band 1011 12 Orchestra 12 Hall Patrol 10 11 Track 10 Dorothy Cimperman Dottie C. is tall and slender Needs a fella sweet and tender Dofobs 10-11-125 Goal Post Staff 12 Camera Club 1112- OBE 12 Marcella Clotto Nnghtwork s murder to Marcella Rather spend time with a fella Home Room Representative 12 G A L 12 Auditorium Usher 12 Marian T Clark Marian I5 full of fun This kitten s always on the run Football Usher 11 12 Anita J Colatruglio This Dofob doesnt make much noise A darn old fool but over boys Spanish Club 1011 12 Dofobs 10 12 Football Usher 12 F l Rose Mane Calla Rose Marne is full of 'oy She has eyes for lust one boy YTeens 12 Camera Club 12 A L John J Conti This boy s from Mahomngtown He likes gals from all around Hall Patrol 10 Jim Conway Here s a pal that s real gone crazy Nice and cute and a little lazy Gym Team 11 12 Band 11 Charlotte Cooper Charlotte C IS one slick trick From the boys she has her pick Ena Fay Cover Ena s very quiet and shy But on her we ll keep an eye F T A 1112 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Fulmen Romanum 11 Leonard Cozza Council President IS our len And to all he s one swell friend Student Council Pres. 12- Home Room Representative 10-11- Sena- tus Romanus 11-12' Hall Patrol 12' Stardust 12 Theresa A. Croach Has a smile for every girl And two for every boy Dofobs 10-11- Y-Teens 10- - . A. L. 12' Camera Club 12 Bernice Emily Cumo These Bernice likes best of all A Cadillac, a sailor, and a dance hall Home Room Representative 105 Y- Teens 10-11-125 Dofobs 11-125 Football Usher 11-121 F. W. E. 125 G. A. L. 12 28 pun. Fred R Cooney Flag guard was this Fred Thought the staffs were made of ead Camera Club 10 Hall Patrol 11 Football Usher 10 Color Guard 11 12 Our Town 11 Band 12 William Court Not graduating In June class Marlorie Evelyn Cover Here s a tmy little lass Full of ginger spice and class YTeens 1011 Fulmen Romanum 11 Dofobs1112 Clem Crlscl In his Ford we see Clem Hell drag with the best of them Gym Team 10-11-12- Activity Rep- resentative 12- Football 10- Hall Patrol 10- Basketball Usher 11-12 Fred W. Crothers A friendly guy is this Crothers r ats us ll like his own brothers Stella Marie Cuscino First of all, a secretary Then a millionaire to marry Y-Teens 105 Activity Representative 125 Auditorium Usher 12 Jullan Cwynar Blushes when you talk of gurls Cause they have hum goang whnrls Football 10 11 12 Amelra A Daclelko A homemaker a preclous pnze A happy smlle and laughing eyes AClIVllY Representative 12 Comella Dattelo Wlth a pleasant smrle shell do a chore Shell make a good member of the nurses corps GAL 12 Nurses Club 12 John Davrs llsten krds this man can sung Cool malllons his voice will bring Football 1011 12 Gym Team 11 Track 1011 Office Squad 12 Band JoAnn De Augustine Small and mlghty I5 our Jo Ann Always rmglng I5 her phone Football Usher 12 Frank De Fellce Frank s a member of our staff Hts bug words make us laugh Ne Ca HI Stal? 12 Spanlsh Club 1 1 12 Orchestra 1011 1 FTA 12 FWE 12 Mary louise Cwynar Cars money and men her hobby Has a ball at Swlng Lobby GAL 2 Patncla Data To marry a doctor IS her arm And drive a Cadlllac In her name GAL 12 Home Room Representa trve 12 Spanlsh Club 12 George R Davis Stlnky IS a real cool cat u of fun from toe to hat The Curious Savage 12 Track 10 Gym Team 10 11 Basketball Usher 11 Home Room Representa tive 12 Petty K Dean Snnce blondes are men s prefer ence We glve Petty as a swell refer ence Dofobs 1011 Student Council Com 12 Football Usher 12 OB E YTeens1011 2 GAL FWE 12 Home Room Represen tatlve 11 Phllomena De Augustine Slender IS De Augustlne She would make a stately queen Football Usher 12 Joseph De Felnce A quiet fellow IS thas Joe But out of school Woe' 29 I I I t f ' 'an .. ...1 . , , ...g - 5 . ru , , -, , , : - ' I I l . .., , ,i . 'F 7 .5 5... 12 12:- --1, ...12g 7 - ' n . -' F ' 1- I 0-1-7 --25 r , Doreen J Delger Here s a teeny gal all rlght Really loaded wlth dynamlte Guudance Com 10 11 12 Dofobs 1 Edward Delllquadrl Lover of sports us thus guy Never wull a game pass by Guidance Com 1011 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Swmg Lobby Com 12 Jennaro De Rosa Another De Rosa Names Jen naro Doesn t he remlnd you of Caesar Romero'7 Margaret De Stefano This gal IS so nnce and sweet Always sparkling fun and neat Richard De Vmcentls Rea gone s da gerk Bmgo Man' Can he give with the llngo Lucrlle Du Giacomo A wallue tallue of Ne Ca HI Never quiet when we pass by Q- YB Rudolph Del Costello Thus cat really lukes hls school To be here always IS has rule Perfect Attendance 10 11 12 Davud De Rosa Now here s a real sharp shop OY ln gurls he finds a lifelong loy Shop Football 11 Home Room Rep resentatlve 12 Vincent De Santls Vincent sports his own car ln muslc he excels by far Alice Ann De Vasul Allce IS sure mce to know And have around where ere you Home Room Representative Charles Dickinson On the stage crew as our Chuck To hum we wlsh a lot of luck Stage Crew 12 Roseann DI Gullo They say thus gal IS never sad Always happy, smlllng, glad Home Room Representatlve 10 11 Rosalle DI lullo A short gal rather cute Hope she lands a handsome brute amera Club 12 GAL 12 Teens12 Angelo Da Mucclo Sonny stays up every night To curl hrs halr by candle hght Gym Team 11 12 Actlvmes Repre sentatlve 12 Dorothy DI Narclo Dot lust seems to be qulet and s But youll know dlfterent by and Y Teens 10 11 12 Kenneth Donston A cute crew cut has thus Kenny Bnght and shmy as a penny Hall Patrol 11 Mary Agnes Dougherty ln school thus gal ss very quaet But out gosh what a not' Patnua J Dresplmg Pclt's a gal who knows so much They say her favorite penod's lunch Y Teens 10 IZIMW I Patrma Dlmeco Patty man' always sleepy Cantcomplaln shesnever weepy amera Club 12 YTeens 12 G L James P DlMuccuo Heres our young man with a horn A Harry James thus man was born Home Room Representatave 1011 Student Councnl Com 12 Band 10 1112 Gym Team 12 Guidance Com 11 Walt Donaldson alts for Scotland thats for sure Wuth hus bagplpes h qulte demure Camera Club 1112 Pre Sesslon Squad 12 Thomas l Donston Cheers to Tommy and here s why He II get out If he cl try James B Do Vldao Three cheers for Jlmmle who s un the band An orchestra he s sure to land Hall Patrol 11 Band 1011 12 Blame R Du Brock Here's o guy, the name's Du Brock Gee' He's solld as a rock 31 Conme Duda A gal with personality plus To know her guys IS a must Activity Representative 12 Blanche Ann Eagan Worry worry is her song Knowing her you can t go wrong Y Teens 10 11 12 Camera Club 11 Charles A Egan See this guy by the name of Ace A real sane one no mental case Home Room Representative 12 Rlcha rd L Elliott A member of the band some truck Everyone s In step but Dick Band1112 Norman E. Fabian This Fabian is really here Until he graduates this year Shop Football 11 Betty Falatko West Pittsburgh's joy and pride Her aim to be a 'Future bride 32 if-X 1 Vfx' 1 41 Marian Duff A little package full of fun Always talking on the run Guidance Com 1011 12 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Fulmen Romanum 11 Dofobs 11 12 Perfect Attend ance 11 Elsie Eakln A happy little lrlsh lass Lots of fun In every class Joseph D Elder Got a precious Cadillac always locks It Now what next a sky rocket? Evelyn Lee Evans A smile is her famed possession To make all happy her obses sion Darlene Fairbanks A good friend-always iolly Never see her melancholy Y-Teens 12 Charles J. Faraone Lover boy and iet ace, all Man, this man is onthe ball Guidance Com. 10-11-125 Band 104 11-125 Student Director 125 Student Council Com, 125 Concert Choir 12 Sam Fenati This guy's a prize, so listen here Cause gals he leaves us this year Hall Patrol 115 Camera Club 10- 11, Pres. 125 Science Club 12 Sarah Flnnln T IS one s nickname is Buddy And believe me she s no fuddy duddy 12 Ban 10 11 12 am era Club 12 Joyce Flak Pretty Joyce with curly hair all the girls she IS most fair G A L 101112 German Club 11 12 Camera Club 11 12 Home Room Representative 11 Nicholas J Fortuna A real fortune knowing Nick ln the mud he is no stick Beaver Falls High School 10 Span Ish Club 1012 Activity Represen tatlve 12 Guidance Com 11 12 Tim Foster Over pep assemblies he IS head When him we cheer his ears get red Dofobs 10 Guidance Com Home Room Representative 11 Student Council Com 11 Student Council 12 Spanish Club 11 12 Elvira Francazuo Good things come In a small package Th s gal really proves that adage Goal Post Staft 12 Y Teens 10 G L 1011 Treas 2 get if- ? be Shirley Filigenzi A smooth talker is this Shirl She has us all in a whirl Y-Teens 10'11 Elnzubethann Fisher Never dull around this Lizzy She s so fast she makes you dizzy French Club 10 Concert Choir 12 Anlta Format: Pontiac Kid her lnttle blue car Has taken many near and far Y Teens 11 12 Camera Club 11 12 Ne Ca Hi Staff 12 Art ub G A W .loan Foster A hut with all this lud renders Especially other people s fenders nd 10 11 12 F Sondra Lee Fowler Pretty and sweet is Sondra Of any girl you couldnt fonder eens 1011 12 E Elaine Frazier Going to college she s no fool Men in Codlllacs arent In high school YTeens 10 FTA 1011 Sena us Romanus 11 12 Spanish Club 11 12 Guldance1011 Sec y 12 Goal Post Stal? 12 Student Council Com Ne Ca Hi Staff 12 A st i G A L W Lois Ann Frengel L s exciting and entranclng Really mad over dancing GAL 12 Phyllis A Fuleno Phll IS rather short and sweet Youll travel far this glrl to beat Dofobs 11 Goal Post Staff 12 L 101112 V Pres Ronald F Galluccl When the girls after him do run Ronnie turns and watches them COTTIB John Gargaz Gargles In has crazy car Won t go fast or even far Putty Jo Geddls A red hot temper that I5 fearful When around please be careful eens 1011 2 Dofobs L Phyllis P. Gennock When it comes to humor and wi Phil s able to add her bit Goa Post 12- G. A. L. 12 34 ,fr John Fulena A fun loving cat I5 Jackie Always poking a little wacky Band 101112 Color Guard 10 Camera Club 11 Student Coun cll Com 12 The Curious Savcge Mary E Fundoots Owner of love'y brown eyes Makes the guys give out with sighs G A L 12 YTeens12 Ruth Gamble This gal has a smiling atmos here Makes you want to stay real near E 12 Curwensvl e I School 10 11 Marlon L Garver Mar keeps a star In homeroom Hope she hits the aisle with her groom Y1'eens 1112 Dofobs 10 O B E 12 Football Usher 12 Jo Ann Gennock A smiling face never a f own She knows harmony upside down Ho'ne Room Representative 10 Class Secy 11 12 Concert Choir A L 11 12 Camera Cub 11 Senatus Romanus 11 F 1112 Dofobs 11 Football Usher 12 Forensics 11 Leslie E. George es is really loads of fun After him the girls do run Guidance Com. 11 Ph llp George Here s a hot rod hard to beat Keeprng ahead f all on the street Actlvlty Representative 12 James J Gettmgs Not graduating In the class Eugene Glangunll Jug llkes Pontlacs and a pretty do These two may lead to hrs down a Gym Team 12 Duck Gllbert At football games he could really shout Thats why the Goal Posts all so d ou Home Room Representative 10 Football Mgr 10 Audutorlum s er 11 12 Hall Patrol 11 Goal Post 12 Dofobs 12 Camera Club 12 Basketball Prog 12 Rose M Glordano Tmy and quuck Knows every truck G l. 12 YTeens Camera Clubl2 Robert V Glenn Girls lust falnt with slghs When they gaze lh Bobby s eyes Home Room Representative 11 Football Mgr 10 11 12 Helen Georgeadrs Helen s ambltlon IS real cool She wants to return and teach school F T A 11 12 Concert Choir 11 YTeens12 F W E12 George Glacumakls Here s a pal who as really swell In all he trles he does quite well Gym Team 1011 12 Home Room Representatlve 10 Student Coun cll 11 Hall Patrol 11 Harry E Glese Harry stall and rather quiet Really gals he s qulte a not Guidance Com 12 Marshall Glnsberg A camera bug ISll'1IS Marsh Hell be a bug success by gos ' Camera Club 10 11 12 Stage Crew 101112 Ofllce Boy 10 NeCa HI Staff 12 Mary lou Glenn ou s never In a hurry Never seems to care or worry Band1011 12 Orchestra 11 12 Barbara Glmk Barby IS a real gone friend To anyone a hand shell lend Camera Club 11 12 German Club 11 2 35 Edward R Goff Full of fun free from care Always has a smile to spare Track Mgr 10 Pre Session Squad 11 Guidance Com 11 12 Sandra Gormley Little and neat Charmlngly sweet Y Teens 10 Zeta Grazlanl Fender bender number one This gal s never on the r Perfect Attendance 10 Y Teens 11 12 Home Room Representative 11 Camera Club 11 12 G A L 12 Doris May Grossman A real chick and full of pep Never is she out of step Y-Teens 10- Dofobs 11- Football Usher 12 Elaine Haggerty Here s a curly carrot top Crazy over iazz and bop Spanish Club 12 Donna J. Hake Donnas short cause shes not a Happy never sad at all Dofobs 10' Y-Teens 10-11' Guid- ance Com. 10'11-12- Goal ost Staff 12 .'dvq,v. Darlene .lean Golllng Never was there a sweeter lass No one can beat her in our class Phyllis M Gray So-netlmes gay sometime s blue u never fails to speak to you Ho-ne Room Representative Teens 10 11 Margaret Grieve Marge is a real sweet gal All will agree a real pal Activity Representative 12 Marry Gunnaugh Marcy s quiet in her way 10Y Shell make a sweet wife somee day Frank R. Haid Randy has a lot of fun His car for him s the on Laurel J. Hamill Laurel has a darling smile It II take her many a mile Y-Teens 10' Dofobs 10 One Norma I. Hammed Norma really IS o pearl She s Ne Ca Hr s sweater gurl Emily Hossen g Emily s sweet and loads of fun She calls everybody hon ALI J Scott Hensley He s not very quiet Man what a Yl0fI Activity Representative Home Room Representative I2 Robert D Hellon a al This guy towers over all Thelma Hetnck In sports Thelma IS red hot Puts opponents on the spot E Mary P. Hill Patty, Patty not contrary Always happy, always merry Spanish Club 12 new -rg v-rv ,W . , , M X Eileen Hammond Chucks red hair we need not mention This gal sure deserves attention L I2 Y Teen 'I2 G Post 'Il Football Usher I2 Student Council Com I2 Ma ry C Heaney Mary sure can toot that horn We re sure glad this gal was born Band I0 It I2 Joe W Hememan I thunk that we shall never see A guy as full of pep as he Shop Football 'IO ll Jean E Hennon Winning smile winning way A ways has a lot to say E eens 'I Home Room Representative 12 Ca HI Stat? I2 Goal Post I2 Stu dent Council Com I2 Barbara J Hull Always tallung loads of fun Barb IS always on the run Student Council Com I0 Auditor I m Usher 'IO ll 'I2 Basketball er ll 2 YTeens lOl'I 2 Band ll I2 Activity Representa txve I2 Ruby D. Hill With her as a nurse We'II need another hearse Football Usher ll-T27 Y-Teens I0- 'll-'I2 37 Joanne Hunk Joanne a secretory wlll be Shell look sweet on her bosss knee Wllllam Hoffman Man' Thus guy can really sung Movies or TV should give hum a rung Home Room Representative 10 Band 10 Concert Choir 1011 12 Cross Country 10 Class Treasurer 1112 Student Councll Com 11 Golf Team 11 12 Forensrcs 1 T V Com 12 Jesse Horton Always happy always gay When the gals look hrs way Attendance Squad 12 Basketball 10 Cross Country 11 12 Home Room Representatrve 11 Hall Pa trol 10 11 Omce Boy 11 Track 11 Jern Mane Hraczo Thxs gal really s got a style Boys would follow her a mile Audrtorrum Usher 10 YTeens 10 Student Council Com 11 12 Foot ball Usher 12 Robert W lmhoff Bobby here ns from the shop S a guy you lust can t stop Shop Football 10 11 12 Patty A James Brown eyes black hour Patty s sure to go somewhere Spamsh Club ll 12 38 X 490 John Hnte Egypt his heart s desire Here s a guy the gals admire Gundance 10 Home Room Repre sentatlve 12 Dave Holsopfel A doctor IH our senlor play S1ould shove hlm on has theat ncal way German Club 11 12 The Curious Savage 12 Mormee Houk A pianist In fame s hall When she s around there ba Y Teens 1012 Orchestra 1011 12 Forensics 11 FT A 101112 Pres 11 Pres 12 Home Room Rep resentatnve 11 Perfect Attendance W Regina Mae Hut? Regina IS a friendly gurl School lufe has her In a whrrl YTeens1112 O B E 2 Kenneth Jacobs Kenny I5 a mechamc as you know Car won t go? Just call Moe Basketball 10 ll Cross Country 10 11 Carol M Jamison ln all her ways shes quite dx verse Her mam ambltlon IS to be a HUYSE Y Teens 11 Spamsh Club 11 12 Patricia A Jara Pat tnckles the keys And types luke a breeze Guidance Secy 12 O B Football Usher 12 louise K Johns She s tops wnth a pan She s a cooking fan eens 12 OBE HalP t o 2 Andrea J Johnson Sho walks wlth a wlgg e an giggle and a squawk Man thus gurl can really to k' S ence Club 12 F W E 12 o 5 12 G A 11 12 Sena Romanus 11 12 YTeens 10 Stu dent Council Com 11 S arclust Joanne Johnson Joanne sews really fine Over her the boys all pme Student Ccuncll Com 12 Foot ball Usher 12 Guidance Com 10 11 12 Y Teens 1012 ACllVltY Rep re entatave 12 G A I. 12 Audi to num Usher 12 Katharine Joseph The 8 31 Knd IS Snookle eleve you m real o cookie' Home Room Representatlve 10 Football Usher 12 Activity Repre sentotnve 12 James Joseph Jimmy has a smlle that s wlnnlng Cant you see hes always grin nung Band 10 11 12 Treas 12 Perfect Attendance 1011 Assembly Door man 12 ,ff Joyce J Johns Joyce wants to make the gurls ook neat As cz beautlclan shell be hard to beat Football Usher 12 Concert Chonr 12 Hall Patrol 12 Forensics Trevor R Johns e Sleeping Wonder of the world Wake hum when his hairs furled Frank Edward Johnson Frank IS a whiz on has feet As a cross country stor he cant be beat Cross Country 1011 12 Track 10 Russell E Jone Russell IS llttle but not small Not too bug and not too toll Franklin Joseph Frltzue always plays the lme- Football gurls and has a good time Football 10 11 12 Phlllp J Julian Fife has looks he ll agree He ll succeed lust want and see Shop Football 10 ll 12 I 39 Fred Kahrer Fred lakes to roller skate With the gurls he sure does rate Home Room Representative 10 Auditorium Usher 10 Elaine M Kaufman Sew sew sew Shell soon find herself a beau Manlee Klem Cute and friendly thats our Mert Happy gay always alert Y Teens 10 11 12 Spanish Club 11 Vice Pres 12 Camera Club 11 Goal Post Stal? 12 Perfect Attend ance 11 Ne Ca Hn Stal? 12 Home Room Representative 12 G AL 12 Stardust 12 Neal Koch Tweede dum tweedle duba Neals the boy who plays the tuba. Band 10-11-12- Orchestra 12 Georgeann Kopsky Fun fun fun Laughing never hurts anyone Kay Kotchish She's happy as a lark When she's swimming at the park Y-Teens 105 German Club 11- 5 G. A. L. 2 40 I- Kathleen Kauffman Likes farm life- Maybe she ll be a farmer s wi e Perfect Attendance 10 11 William E Keely The blueblrd kid they call Bull lf he can t do it no one will Barbara Ann Kms Always cheerful always neat She s the type that can t be beat Forensics 10 Football Usher 12 Auditorium Usher 1011 O B E Treas 12 Y Teens 10 Delores Kolunle Delores wants to be a secretary Cause her boss she wants to marry Y-Teens 10-11- Student Council Com. 11-12' Guidance Com. 10-11- 12: Football Usher 11-12- Basket- Usher 12- O. B. E. 12 Pr '- ent' G. A. l. - ' . B. r - gram 11 Anthony Kos Wimpy is a shop boy But we know he s no kill-'oy Shop Football 10-11-12 Janice Kradel Janice doesn't make much noise But we know she's fond of boys Ne-Ca-Hi Staff 12 Mary Ellen Kumrow To be a secretary her ambltlon 1' snag the boss her lrst mlsslon Joe Lambo A real sharp knd at Ne Ca Hu Our Joe IS anythlng but shy O B E 11 Guidance Com 11 Actnvlty Representative 12 Helen longan Helen IS a real cute kld Over her boys flip their ltd YTeens 1011 Pres 12 Span h Club 11 12 Dofobs 10 Cheerlead er 1112 Student Councul 1112 Student Councnl Com 1112 G Donald Lario Hrs halr IS dark dlsposltlon light Plp pup old kud you re all right Judith Ann Laurell She may look lake an mnocent dame But you cant ludge a book by Its name Guldance Com 10 Y Teens 1011 12 Senatus Romonus 11 12 Treos 12 Fulmen Romanum 1011 Student Councul Com 1011 Concert Chour 11 12 F W E 12 Mathe lee lawson Nlce gurl lots of fun Does she have her eye on any one? Football Usher 11 12 Dofobs Elvera Lulomo Black halr enchantmg eyes Thus gurl can really hypnotuze Eleanor Lamont Our next Audrey Hepburn us it She s o cute kud but def' Joyce Ann Laposky A real gone gum chewer as Joyce Always cheerful I5 her voice Y Teens 12 Potty lasky One for the money two for the show Want It done? Let Patty know eens 101112 r ecy Senatus Romonus 1112 Sec Football U her 1112 Basketball Usher 1011 Dofobs 1012 Ger n Club 1112 Pre 12 Gu ance Com 11 12 Home Room Rep resentatlve 11 Student Councvl Com 11 Muld red lee Lawrence Plnky she as called t sa d Cause her name IS Mild red Concert Chonr 11 12 Forensics 12 The Curious Savags 12 Janne Mnchael l.enn Not graduating wuth the June class 41 Kay Lewis To gaze upon her is a treat Quite a girl and quite all reet Student Council 10-11-125 Student Council Com. 10-11-125 Goal Post Staff 10-11-12g Y-Teens 125 Swing Lobby Com. 10-11-125 G. A. L. 11- 12 Russell E. Lise Russ shot a moose with a B-B gun This kid is real crazy fun Shop Football 10-11-12 Frank Lombardo On track team Frank I5 a whiz A real swift guy he surely IS Track 12 Cross Country 10 11 12 Mary T Lombardo Mary IS able to make lots of noise Fills empty moments with happy loys Camera Club 11 Football Usher 12 Charles Long Chuck Long is very nice At the gurls he always looks twice Golf 10 Gy n Team 1112 Track Ruta Mane lublnsku Tall and slender quiet and shy Nice to look at as you pass by Home Room Representative 11 Camera Club 11 Perfect Attend ance 11 J ,pw-L, gli' N Lydia Lipiano ln a quiet, kindly way She makes a new friend every day Patrick T. Logan If Buddy keeps his bright red car With some cute dish he'll travel far Shop Football 10-11 Mane J Lombardo This glrl is nlce and tall Hunting a mllllonalre that s all Roseanna Lombardo A skilled typist and loyal friend Ready to stick to the very end Guidance Com 12 Glenn Lowery Dependable guy this Glenn A swell Joe among all men Band 1011 12 Dofobs 11 Office Boy 11 Hall Patrol 10 Orchestra 11 Perfect At endance 10 Ray Ludwlclak Wander why he IS called Col onel The reason why would t'll a lournal Richard Ludwicxak Dick is quiet and shy Makes a lot of girls sigh Dofobs 127 Science Club 125 F. W. E. 12: Assembly Squad 12 Samuel J. lution Sam's a flirt and loads of fun Hear him sing dum-da-dun- dum Guidance Com. 1C-111 Hall Patrol A I 12: Ne-Ca-Hi Staff 121 Pre-Session Squad 127 Assembly Squad 12 ' f' Ray Machesney Debate with him you haven chance ay s a quiz kid In long pants Home Room Rep esen atlve 10 11 German Club 11 12 Dofobs 11 12 Vce Pres 11 Pres 12 Stardust ce res T A 12 The Curious Savage 12 Shirley A Mann fm Wk K f if fl' Shirley is a dancing girl Makes all the boys heads whirl Sa nish Club 1011 12 Activities Rep esen ahve 12 Peggy L Marburger Peggy s a gal from 224 With the guys shell really score Y Teens 10 James Mardls Q Not graduating with the June ss cass N if 'iw Q if X I I 'Si Tom J. Lukas Luke is always taking pills To cure his many aches and ills Betty lou MacDonald Rosy cheeks, laughing eyes Her friends find her a swell surprise Y-Teens 10-11-125 Spanish Club 11412: F. W. E.12yF. T. A. 125 Cam- era Club essle M Mallza JeSSle IS C I'T1Gld9h l'UI'e Nev r seems to have a care L Ann C Mansfield Dark hair bright eyes Her personality takes the prize Spanish Club 1112 Nurses Club Rita Marcella Rita IS a friendly lass This gal has loads of class YTeens 10 G A L 12 Lucille Morrangom All you do is see the grin To know some mischief she s been in Y Teens 1011 12 Dofobs 1011 G A L 11 12 Football Usher 11 F W E Grace A Martm In bobby socks or gowns of lace Wlth the bays you II find Grace Guidance Com 11 12 O B Donna Jean Masters Here s a gal who s swell by golly None other than our Miss Dolly Spanish Club 11 Camera Club 12 eens 12 G A 12 Nurs: Club 12 Annette Mastnan Annette goes for men In blue To one guy someday shell be true YTeens 1011 12 Football Usher 12 Art Club 12 Nancy A Mauocca Serious never Happy forever Mary Ann McBride She only knew how to rude Took drnvers tralnnng now can drive Manlyn K McCoy Kindly heart and friendly smlle Marllyn's a friend worthwhule YTeens 101112, F W E 12 F T A 11 12, Camera Club 12, Per fect Attendance 10 11 44 Lmda Maslanlk es tall dark carefree and 9C'Y a hu to all shes on er way Home Room Representative 11 A ttvnty Representatlve 12 Football Usher 11 12 Spanlsh Club 11 12 YTeens 1011 Camera Club 11 Basketball Usher 12 Auditorium Usher 12 Theresa P Mastrangelo Worry worry Haste and hurry YTeens 12 Spanish Club 1112 G A L 12 Camera Club 12 Conme May She s really sweet and neat When she shakes those dancing eet Y Teens 1011 12 Spanish Club 11 12 Student Council C m 1112 Cheerleader 1 12 Auditorium Usher 11 12 Dofobs 10 Elnzabeth A McBrlde A swe'lglrllsLl1zy Ann If you can t do It she can Y Teens 10 John A McCormack Folks say that he can sung Thus guy has everything Marian McCurdy Marlan from Shannock came After school, she'll wln her fame Shannock Valley Hugh School 10 Spanish Club 12 Judy McDermott Just like a tea kettle is she Always bubbling over with glee Y-Teens 10-11-121 G. A. I.. 11-125 Goal Post 125 F. T. A. 125 Camera Club 12 Joanne G McGee A wonderful gal IS Mass McGee Shell succeed successfully YTeens 1011 Guidance Com 11 Trevor lee MCKlSSICk Sprechen Sle Deutsch? Trevor ee Or en Espanol do you SI? Tack 101112 Guidance Corn 101112 Pre Session Squad 10 12 Captain 12 Dofobs Cross Country 10 Fulmen Roman um 10 Bus Mgr Perfect Attend ance 10 German Club 1112 Jr Roarlan 12 FW E 12 Sclen Club 12 Jim McQulston Jim s our class s cradle snatcher Better be careful someone ll catch her Band 10 Concert Choir 12 Stage Crew 11 12 David M Melder A nlce looker IS our Dave Puts football opponents IN their grave Student Council 10 Swmg Lobby Com 1011 Activity Representative 12 Home Room Representative 10 Football 101112 Track 101112 Jr Varsity Basketball 10 Alex Mem: This is a singer who is known For his fine singing tone Perfect Attendance 10411 1 ft 4 Z' .vi f Jean Marie McGeary Jean, an artist some day will be Or Miss America -wait and see Guidance Com. 10-11-125 Art Club 12: Football Usher 125 Ne-Ca-Hi Staff 125 G. A. l.. 11-12, Pres. 12 Jim Mclntyre Dark hair darker eyes Mr America what a prize Student Council Com 11 12 Office Boy 12 Football Mgr 11 12 Ma rcla Grace McMurray Marcia can really sing a song Shell help the mghtingales along Y Teens 10 Home Roo'n Represen tative 10 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Spanish Club 11 12 Concert Choir 101112 Forenslc1011 2 lee McQuiston He may live In the stacks But we know he s full of tricks Gretchen R Memchmo This lassles demure and very nice Watch those boys they look at her twice Teens 1112 German Club 11 12 Camera Club 11 12 William l. Michaels Bob is a trusting soul He is sure to score his goal Sally Miller lt is easy for Sally to smile- Yep Believe me-she's full of pep Delphine J. Minteer A girl with lots of friends is Delphine She really brightens up the scene O. B. E. 11-127 Student Council Com. 10 Patricia A Molllc Sweet and natural I5 our Pat Quiet and shy and all of that Clare E Montgomery Hls red half and blg brown eyes Really make hum quite a prize Loretta M Morris Loretta IS really quite a friend Shell stuck with you til the very en Carolyn A Moss Carolyn likes to smg And hopes for a diamond ring Camera Club 10 Band 10 Concert Choir 11 12 Forensics 10 Robert E. Minner Our future city-manager is he Success is written on his family tree Hall Patrol 11 June Mittler A cute senior is she More pep than you or me Y-Teens 10-11-125 Guidance 101 Football Usher 125 Goal Post StaH 12 Nickle Momco school Nick loves to sleep If only teacher s pink slips would keep Band 12 Hall Patrol 10 Robert E Montgomery Thinks has car is really fine But we ll take hum on anytime Hall Patrol 1011 Mary Ann Morrow lf after you graduate you get Look up Mary Ann shell give you a pill Spanish Club 1112 Perfect At tendance 10 Ruth Mrozek To be a nurse is Ruth s ambition A handsome doc her first mis sion eens 10 11 Home Room Representative 12 Perfect Attendance 1012 Camera Club 11 12 Nurses Club 12 tabs 12 Ne Ca HI Stott 12 Howard Myers An Inspiration to our live ls our swell President of 55 Class President 11 12 Student Council 10 Student Council Com 10 Football 10 11 12 Basketball 101112 Swing Lobby Com 10 11 12 Spanish Club 11 12 Tom Naple A clarinetist In the band He s the best In all the land Band 1011 12 Orchestra Spanish Club 1112 Pre sesslon Squad 11 12 Camera Club 12 Grace I. Nelson To teach first grade IS her aim With her pupils shell gain her fame YTeens 10 F T A 11 Home Room Representative 11 Spanish Club Jerry Nicholson A woman hater is our Jerry Probably be the Grst to marry Track 11- Cross Country 11' Activi- ty Representative 12 Donald J. Nocera One ofthe twins of our school Here we've got a real, cool iewel Track 10-115 Hall Patrol 115 Home Room Representative 10 William N. Nocera Ever see this guy before? Just be glad there's two not four Band 10-11g Home Room Represen- tative 1 1 .fl -an-1.-1.4 -slr it , - Air Donna L Nanni A secretary she hopes to be But well 1ust have to wait and see Auditorium Usher 1011 Football sher 12 Goal Post Stott 1112 AL OBE12YTeens Camera Club 12 Mary Grace Natale A bundle of vigor vim and vitality A nice smile and swell person alty Home Room Representative 10 Y Teens ll 12 Camera Club 11 Cheerleader 12 G A L 12 Audi torlum Usher 12 Perfect Attend ance 12 Science Club 12 Thelma J Newton Here s a lltt e quiet kitten To a guy shell soon be smitten Art Club 12 Frances Niece Here s a girl who s kind of slight Never under-estimate her might Guidance Com. 10-11-12 Robert F. Nocera This guy is the walking gazette Has more power than a iet Band 10-11-125 F. T. A. 11, V, Pres 12: Home Room Representative 12, Forensics 10: Auditorium Usher 11, Camera Club 12: Stardust 12 gl so , ll 1, will -s ,.. . Bernice J. Noga Hop! Hop! Goes our Bunny Man alive! Ain't she a honey? Student Council Com. 125 Spanish Club 125 G. A. L. 12 Betty J Odd: Qulte a humor has Betty Jane Maybe thus will lead to fame Rosa M Ona Green eyes red halr This gurl IS very fair o obs 10 11 12 1 Spamsh Club 1112 Actuvlty Rep resentatnve 12 Football Usher 12 G A L 2 John F Otto John IS nuce and not too a He IS really lllced by all Home Room Representatuve 1011 12 Perfect Attendance 11 Rose M Pacelll Rosemane gum Frenchfrues sundaes Hates to come to school o Mondays Football Usher 11 12 Antoma J Pogley Tom s past tlmes are Dancmg and romancung G L 2 not W Art Oberleitner Art is funny, Art is fair He has blue eyes and wovy hair Hall Patrol 105 Camera Club 12 arolyn M Olacz In slze Carolyn vs very small But In fnendlmess she s quite tall Ga Post Staff 12 G AL 12 Basketball Progs 11 Nancy J Orlando A cute malorette who catches your eye When you see her marchmg by Malorette 10 11 12 Janice R Owrey Jan IS a real Icy Sent to us by llllnols Spanish Club 1112 Home Room Representatuve 12 Lmcoln Hugh School Luncoln Ill 1011 Dolores J Pogach Secretary to-be That s our Dee een: 11 O 12 Home Room Representatlve 12 F T A 12 Carmelme A Pogley Carmle ns qulet and shy But wuth her blue eyes shell et by O E 2 Paul R Pagley Future shoemaker and real gone ca Hell f1x your shoes with a a ap tap Camera Club 10 Cross Country 10 Hall Patrol 1011 Pre Sesslon Squad 10 Goal Post Stat? 11 Ban 101112 NeCa HlStaFf 12 James Palmer Jimmy s really sharp and neat As a hot rod can t be beat Football 10 Home Room Represen tatave 10 Guidance Com 11 A tlvlty Representative 12 Wayne Park A short blonde qunet boy Mahonlngtown s pride and Ioy Hall Patrol 12 Gutdance Com 12 Rosemarle Passalmqua The kuds all thunk that she swell Roseys a gal who ll get er male Jeanne Patterson Jeanne may be quiet and shy But In the end she ll get her gu Y Teens 1011 12 Camera Club 12 Perfect Attendance 10 Jo Ann Pearson Jo Ann IS our D A gurl She can talk you In a whirl Guldance Com 1011 12, Y Teens 101112 Goal Post 12 ff A42 4 1-.i WC: 44 John Palco John IS a chemlstry whlz Really makes those chemicals f1zz German Club 1112 Track Team 112 Cross Country 1011 Loyal Parady Detention Hall s star boarder When hes around there IS no order Loretta Parou Quiet but nlce Has htdden spice Dorothy Pastlralr Packed wlth a lot of fun Has a smxle for everyone Dawn Pavkovlch ls she a brom or IS she not? She told me once but I forgot Camera Club 10 11 Y Teens 10 11 12 Dofobs 11 12 Home Room Representative 12 Spanish Club Charles Pecarro Buddy I5 tall and lanky You will never Gnd hum cranky Hall Patrol 10 11 49 David Perdue A crazy boy is Dave Perdue He always knows what to do Student Council Com. 125 Home Room Representative 115 Auditor- ium Usher 11-12g Hall Patrol 11- 127 Goal Post Staff 115 Gym Team 125 Tennis Team 125 Camera Club 117 Activity Representative 12: Stardust 12p Perfect Attendance 10-11 Bob Perratta Always quiet, deep in thought- Not always thinking what he ought Hall Patrol 11g Basketball 10 Tom Phillips Tom is a quiet guy Now kids is he really shy? Camera Club 10 11 Pre session Squad 12 Stamp Club 12 Donald Plccarl When things get sticky You can count on Plcky Gym Team 11 12 Perfect Attend ance 11 Roberta Pltsch Devil may care is Berta Pitsch She would like to make a hitch YTeens12 Dofobs 10 O B E 12 Alex A Polllo If A s were money he d be nc You ll never find him dlgglng a ditch Hall Patrol 10 Perfect Attendance 11 Pre session Squad 12 Assem bly Doorman 12 Turnstlle Boy 12 Spanish Club 12 Pres 12 sg tp H Dave Perillo For words, Dave is never short He is really a good sport Gym Team 12 Susan Perry Suzy helps us get in gear When she starts to lead a cheer Home Room Representative 105 Stu- dent Council Com. 10-11-125 Audi- torium Usher 10-11-12, Head Ush- er 125 Perfect Attendance 105 Cheerleader 11-125 G.A.L. 111 Swing Lobby Com. 10-11-127 Goal Post Staff 125 Spanish Club 11-12p Y-Teens 10-11-125 The Curious Savage 12 Patricia A Plcarro Pat IS full of vlm and vigor You re always laughing when you re with her Spanish Club 1112 YTeens 10 1112 Camera Club 1011 12 Sec 11 Vice Pres 12 Bond 12 Orch 11 12 Perfect Attendance 10 Plllllp J Plrlozzl Does Phil like girls or does he not? He told us once but we forgot Band 1112 Color Guard 10 As sembly Doorman 12 Irene Plyler Happy and carefree is Irene Always llvens up the scene Julianne Popavich Full of fun full of pep This gal IS really hep German Club 12 G A l 12 Connie Powell In air on land and on the sea Where there are boys Connie will be YTeens 101112 Camera Club 11 12 G A L 12 Senior Activity Representative 12 Goal Post 12 Malorette 12 Auditorium Usher 12 Robert E Presnar Always puts his best foot South Even If It lands In his mouth Shop Football 10 11 12 Raymond G Preston In cross country and track Ray can prove That when It comes to managing he s in the groove Pre session Squad 10 Cross Coun try Mgr 1011 12 Hall Patrol 10 Track Mgr 1011 12 Guidance Com 1112 Sr Activity Represen tative 12 Goal Post 12 Student Council Com 12 Harry Price On a track team he has zest Our half-miler is the best Cross Country 11-12- Track 10-11- 12- Hall Patrol 11- Ofhce Boy 12 Gwendolyn Rankin Gwen is always telling iokes Lots of fun for all us folks June Reed Pretty dimples and cherry cheeks She's a fortune some guy seeks Y-Teens 10-11-125 Home Room Rep- resentative 115 Ne-Ca-Hi 125 Per- fect Attendance 10-115 Goal Post 125 Student Council 125 Student Council Com. Chr. 12 P 'X qv-we John Prelsner Stop! Stop' Stop' Here comes John the carrot top Boys Gym Team 12 Don E Preston A real nice kid who is a lot of un When at comes to gurls he keeps them on the run Cross Country 10 Track 11 Home Room Representative 12 Claudia Price A talkative gal Who can always make a new a Camera Club 12 Anthony T. Pszenny A boy with a wondering mind A better friend you ll never find Nancy L. Reebel Nancy is a real friendly gal To everyone she s a pal . . E. - Y-Te s - -12- . A. L. 12- Perfect Attendance 10-11 William Reiber Come on, Bill, what are your plans After all, we're all your fans Football 10-11-125 Basketball 10- 11-125 Track 10-11-125 Golf 115 Home Room Representative 105 Stu- dent Council 115 Spanish Club 11- 125 Swing Lobby Com. 10-11-125 Student Council Com. 125 Hall Pa- trol 12 51 Judith R Reuder To thus gurl luttle thungs mean a o On her hook some boy wull get caught Adele A Richards To thus gurl everything us fine Thats why we nucknamed er sunshine YTeens 1112 Camera Club 12 Treas 12 Ne Ca Hu Staff Student Councul Com 12 Home Room Representative 12 Football Usher 12 Perfect Attendance 11 Audutoruum Usher 12 Basketball Usher 12 G A L 12 Nurses Club Raymond J Richey Ray us a boy who us rather slow Nevertheless he s fun to know Charles Sheldon Rugby Chuck s a hard working guy For the annual of Ne Ca Hu Concert Chour 11 12 Home Room Representative 12 Ne Ca Hu Staff 12 Art Ed Art Club 12 Georgene L Rutchue Here s cute Georgene A homemaker queen Football Usher 12 G A Vurgunua A. Robinson Ginny knows all about Eastbrook Want to find her? That s where to look . . E. 12' Orch tra - - . A. L, 111 Y-Teens 10-11 52 fix Jude Reinhard Not graduating un June class Ann Richards Ann we know us a real swell U lt s loads of fun to be her pal YTeens 1011 12 Goal Post Stall 101112 Swung Lobby Com 10 1112 Vuce Chaurman 12 Horne Room Representatuve 10 Student Councul Com 1112 Forensics 10 L Loretta Ruley She s as sweet as apple pue Smules hello as she passes by Y Teens 10 11 12 Dave Rutchue The polutucuan of Ne Ca Hu As he walks past the gurls all sugh Basketball Mgr 101112 Track If Tennus 12 Patrol 10 Attendance Squad 10 Perfect Attendance 1 Home Room Representative 1011 Stu dent Councul Com 1011 12 Coroll Rutter Butchue has cu mund of her own Hardly ever find her home Do obs 101112 Y Teens 1011 12 Treas 11 Guidance Com 10 Home Room Representatuve 11 Football Usher Capt 11 Co Capt 12 Basketball U her 11 12 C Ca t 11 William Emil Rodgers Here s Willy Lump Lump Looks at a girl and heart goes thump thump Kathy Romeo Romeo was a lover true Now let's see what Kathy can do Fulmen Romanum 105 Camera Club 10-11-125 Perfect Attendance 10: Student Council Com. 10-11-12g Concert Choir 11-125 F. T. A. 11-125 Dofobs 111 Football Usher 12 Katherine E Rosenberger Hi Dlddle Duddle Kathy plays the fiddle YTeens 1011 12 Concert Choir 1011 12 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Fulmen Romanum 1011 Guidance om 11 Forensics 1011 12 F W E Secy Treas 12 Science Clu 12 Our Town 11 Per ect Attendance 10 Mike J Rub n We heard you flipped your ltd Over a harmonica kid Shop football 1011 12 Anita Russo Personality plus and pretty eyes Anita s a hit with all the guys E L 12 Foot Usher12 James E Ryhal Not graduating Potty Santangelo Patty has a yearn for news She hardly ever has the blues G A L 12 Football Usher 12 Y Teens 12 Camera Club 12 5. ,, 1 Q if I av M-, sam 4 ,W-KM ,Xi ir' 1' Rocco Romeo Rocky is so very bright Usually comes up with answers right Spanish Club 12 Brady Ross Small with lots of might Brady is loaded with dynamite Clarence M Russell Russ IS always deep In slumber Wont wake up tlll you call his number Gym Team 12 Genevieve Russo Genny s smile brightens up any room And rt chases away all the gloom Kenneth Sampson Sampson' Sampson' Rah rah rah' All he needs IS a D?1lI lah Cross Country 10 11 12 Track 11 Darlene A Sarbo Darlene s swellest of them a For some boy she s sure to fall Dofobs 10 Guidance Com 10 11 12 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Y Teens 12 Camera Club 11 12 53 Edward Savolalno Eddie IS an Intelligent boy Books are hrs prlde and roy Orchestra 10 11 12 Band 10 11 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Fulmen Romanum 10 11 Dave E Schantz Dave drrves the teachers mad When he leaves they ll all g ad Tennrs 12 Spanlsh Club 12 Deanna Schooley Dee a glrl that s really cool She s an asset to our school Y Teens 10 11 12 Spanish Club 11 12 Sec y 12 Gurdance Com 11 12 F W E 12 Audltorrum Usher Kathryn Schuller To be a nurse rs her arm In that profession shell garn her fame Y Teens 11 12 Joseph A Scungro In the future .loe mrght be A home run hlttlng Yankee Spanish Club 1112 Hall Patrol 11 Basketball 10 Track 1011 12 Gurdance Com 10 Home Room Representative 11 12 Student Councrl Com 12 Perfect Attend ance 10 11 Mary Frances Shalfer Not graduatmg wrth the class 54 Fred W Scarnatl Now there you go agorn you hear hrm sa Thats why Americas Ih danger today Track 1011 12 Eleanor Schoenberger Ellre rs nuce and tall Spends her trme hrttlng o golf C eens 1011 12 1 Pres 12 Actlvrty Representative 12 Band 10 Orchestra 10 11 JoAnn Schuller JoAnn can really cut a rug When she starts to lrtterbug Home Room Representatrve 10 Football Usher 12 G A L 11 12 Tom SChWGIk8I'1 Wrth hrs blonde halr and blue green eyes Tom s really the devll rn drsgulse V Cross Country 10 Gym Team Lourse Seth Lounse rs always IH a whrrl Square dancing as number one for this girl Y eens101112GAL112 Stephen Shaftl: The thang Steve lakes about school ls gurls he s no fool an 101112 Sudney M Shen kan The lady klller the bug kld Who ISl17 lt s our Sld Hall Patrol 11 Goal Post Staff 12 Ne Co Hn Staff 12 Spanlsh Club 12 Camera Club 11 12 Vnce Pres 11 Stamp Club 12 Guidance Com F W Charlotte J Slerglel In Woshungton Char has a ba Over her the guys all fall YTeens 1112 G Al 12 Nurses Club 12 Perfect Attendance 12 Guldance Com 1011 12 Camera u 11 Secy Treas Ca HI Staff 12 Bus Mgr F W 12 Audntorlum Usher 12 Darlene A Smetana Darlene s a snappy malorette What she wants shes sure to e Malorette 101112 Asst Head Malorette 12 Camera Club 11 G A L 12 YTeens 10 Basketball Usher 12 Student Council Com 12 Ha rrlette J Smlth Always rushlng runnmg snappy Great to look at always happy Student Councll Com 101112 Home Room Representatlve 1011 YTeens 101112 Concert Chour 1011 Swmg Lobby Com 1011 12 Secy 12 Cheerleader 1112 L Julla I Snlezek Good luck to our model Jule She ll druve a Cadillac not a mule E Ruta J. Spate This cute beaut is clever as a ox Man alive! Can she play her squeeze box fins 'Q 2' wi S Carole A Shuler Whatever be your future plans You re sure to have lots of fans Maxlne P Slavonsky A dancing gurl that s our Max From her you re sure to get the facts Band 1011 12 Orchestra 11 2 German C u 1011 12 Y Teens 101112 Camera Club 11 12 Constance Lee Smnh Cute sweet peppy and small Connie IS a walking doll Concert Chotr 11 Camera Club 11 eens 101112 GAL 2 Cheerleader 12 Audltorlum Usher F W E James W Smith Gurls as a hobby may seem rare But Smltty doesnt seem to care Shop Football 10 11 12 Edwin N Solomon Hls sense of humor us unique As you know he s never meek Home Room Representatuve 12 Guidance Com 10 11 Treas 10 anlsh Club 11 12 W Actuvuty Representatlve 12 Dean M Staley This guy sure is funny and keen Imagine Ne-Co-Hi without Crazy Dean! Hall Patrol 10-11- Perfect Attend- ance 11 Sidney Steiner Watch for mischief In his eye Sud is Ne Ca HI s stand by Home Room Representative 11 Ful men Romanum 'll 12 Senatus Ro manus ll 12 Goal Post Stat? 11 W E Delores M Stodolak Guys like blondes so they de clare Heres our choice with short blond hair Football Usher 12 Perfect Attend ance l0 Terry J Stone T rry hasn t a Heart of Stone That s why he never walks alone Carol M Sturgis Carol from Erie here dud come lf you want Ideas she has some Erie Tech 'I0 Guidance Com T1 T2 Ne Ca HI Stal? T2 Edward E Suchonlc Man alive-so much we could say About this guy and his sweet way Gym Team 'I2 Anna M. Tait Whiz! There goes Ann in the Chevrolet She'd love to drive around all day Camera Club l0 56 ge slit q. Richard M Stmedurf Not graduating un the .lune class Betty Ann Stoffick Never I5 she without a smile Happy happy all the while Auditorium Usher Tl Nancy C Stork A Detroit dish with plenty of spice Is pretty sweet and very nice Our Lady of Lourdes I0 YTeens l2 Actlvlty Representative T2 James T Suber Jimmy trouble maker and wrt See his tue? Man dig lt' Beverly C Sweeney A drmpled girl and rather tall ln Ne-Ca-Hi she beats them all Perfect Attendance l'l- Student Councill2 Mary Jane Tarnoci Cool, calm, carefree Mary Nice gal? Yes, very Mark T. Tate Mark has loads of iokes and wit In every class-he uses it Football 10-11-125 Hall Patrol 11 Juanita A. Taylor This girl is always on the ball Ask the boys at Russell Hall Usher 11-127 Y-Teens 10-11-12, Treas. 10-115 Camera Club 11-12 Joan N Thomas ' Joanne is sharp and neat As a doctor s wife she wont be beat Viola Mane Toschl Swell personality has she Wonderful home maker she ll be Home Room Representative 12 Cornne A Tvott Jltterbug man can she go' Ask her to help she wont sa Barbara Ann Turco A secretary Bobs will be Always on her boss s knee YTeens 10 O B E 12 Per ct Attendance 10 11 'es Y Q 5 larry S. Tavolier Larry is really on the ball Like the lord he loves them all Student Council Com. 125 Home Room Representative 107 Camera Club 127 Band 10-11-125 Gym Team12 Shirley A. Temenski Shirley has the same ol' story Her hair is her crowning glory O. B. E. 12, Sec'y. 127 Y-Teens 105 Perfect Attendance 10-115 Home Room Representative 12 Ada Mae Tomosello Swell gal real gone fun Happy to speak to everyone Y Teens 1011 12 Camera Club O Robert 5 Toth Sllnko real crazy fisherman When he goes out he reels em Band 1011 12 Orchestra 12 Hall rol 11 V Com 12 Co or Guard 10 Halchs C Tucker Hal s nice looking full of fun After him the gals all run Sylvia M Turco Wants to be a nurse and so nf you re all Tell her you re from 55 and she ll forget the bull Y Teens 1011 12 Concert Choir 12 Barbara A Vago Cute face pretty half This gurl vs sure to go somewhere Football Usher 12 Concert Cholr 12 YTeens 1012 Actuvuty Repre sentatlve 12 Camera Club 11 For enslcs 12 Nancy M Veelman Luke all gurls Nancy lnkes boys With her typewruter she makes lots of nolse Y Teens 10 11 12 Camera Club 12 Perfect Attendance 10 Tresa Verlcella Though she hasn t much to say She will go a long long way Wllllam A Vogan Blll and his camera form qulte a c :ck And we thunk he IS really sllck Camera Club 1011 12 Home Room Representative 10 Stage Crew 11 12 Hall Patrol 11 12 Charles E Waggoner Chuck IS quiet as a mouse But adds has fun to this old house Glenda I. Ward Its never dull with Glen around Wuth that giggle she s easily found Y Teens 10 11 12 58 Eleanor H Vargo er p'easmg way and pleasant smlle Cheers everyone wlthm a mule YTeens 1011 12 Football Usher 12 Student Council Com 12 Mary Jo Vern Not so tall but tall enough We ll admut she s real sweet stuft Malorette 10 YTeens 12 Camera Club 12 Arthur W Vogan Here s a guy who s got a llne Happy to use It any old time Tack 101112 Guidance Com 1112 Pres 12 Actlvlty Represen 12 Audltonum Usher 12 Star dust 12 Perfect Attendance Patrlcla Waclkowskl In all her ways she s very frilly Full of fun and rather sally Nancy l Wagner Blond halr and blue eyes To all she IS a swell surprise Y Teens 1011 12 Perfect Attena ance 10 lols Watt She s tall dark and gay Best of luck on your way . . .' H - ' I ' n u . F ' ' I ' - - - . . , 1 : - 5 - . . I . . . I I 5 1 - , . . . , , : - 5 I I ' I u Q r - - 5 . r . I G I ' ' . Camera Club 12 tative 125 Science Club 125 F. W. E. I . . I ,, - ll I u I- u ' ' ' ' . . . , . - - 1 1 . I . . . . . 4 I l. E , . . . . , . I I , Marlene Weatherby Marlene s mllllon dollar smule Keeps everyone happy a long long while YTeens 1112 JV Cheerleader 12 New Wilmington Hugh School Joseph Wegner Hts grades are above Wme women and love German Club 11 12 Joe F Whlte Full off fun I5 Cookle Whnte Spends the day nn school but the mght'P Davld L Wrlluson We should call hum Rxp Van Wlnkle Eyes always closed vanlshed twinkle Nancy Wllllams Movue lover I5 our Nan Hear she s out to get a man Lash Hugh School 10 Home Room Representative 11 Y Teens 11 12 Football Usher 12 G A L 12 Thomas Winter A motorcycle drlver IS our Tom He s a pmt slze atom bomb Home Room Representative 11 12 Shop Football 10 11 12 i -ff' Efvsfifs 'X Ku, X .4-Q ,,, qv C at 'Z' Sheula Weaver Her mann ambltlon To be 0 beautlclan Y Teens 11 12 Home Room Repre sentatlve 12 Ralph West Every dog has his day But the nlghts say Band 1011 12 Orchestra 12 Hall Patrol 10 Pre sesslon Squad 12 Attendance Squad 12 Barbara E Wlley Barb as always loyal and true To our class colors whute and b ue German Club 11 12 Football s Stardust 12 Marilyn Wllllams Marllyn wlll soon be back an school As a teacher ofthe Golden Rule YTeens 12 Senatus Romanus 12 Fulmen Romanum 11 12 F T A 12 Jo Ann Wlmer She has a smile for everyone And goes all out for fun Home Room Representatuve 11 12 A L Jo Ann Wrona Coolue Coolue Crunch Crunch Crunch She s the prnze ofthe bunch Dofobs101l12 JUSTIN YANNATTA He I5 always good for a lift Squeals the wheels and speeds the shnft EMILY ZAHNISER Wonderful gal sweet as can e Shell succeed walt and see Guidance Com 10 YTeens10 11 12 Sec 11 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Vuce Pres 12 Dofobs IC Football Usher 12 Home Room Repres 11 St Coun om 12 G A 11 12 Goal 12 Fulmen Romanum 10 11 F W E 12 Auditorium Usher 12 THOMAS M ZIDOW Slnger of those songs IS Tom Ne Ca HI s lazy atom bomb Spanish Club 10 12 Oft1ce Boy Home Room Repres 11 ROBERT BOOHER Bob lrkes to hunt and Rsh We hope he gets his every wlsh Nancy Kay Armstron Marnlyn Edlth Black Gwendolyn Jean Boyer Robert Richards Brunton Rnchord L Budd Rowland Edward Burns Betty Kay Campbell Deanna Ilene Caplan Wllllam Ernest Carr Suzanne Chesney Craug Dexter Choate Sally Lou Cucerone Elizabeth Louuse Clmnm Raymond Loyd Coleman Ena Fay Cover Leonard Martm Cozza Theresa Ann Croach Mary Loulse Cwynar Petromella Kay Deon Frank Anthony DeFellce Dorreen Joy Delger Vmcent Joseph DeSantns James DnMucclo Marlon Joanne Duff Anita Formatl IFF Q-J' W' A Q HONOR ROLL Class 1955 Thomas Leslie Foster Sondra Lee Fowler Elvira Ann Fracazlo Char otte Elanne Frazner JoAnn Gennoclc Helen Barbara G orgeadls George Gtacumakls Jr Harry Edward Grese Barbara Ann Glunk Darlene Jean Gollnng Vuolet Elaine Haggerty Jesse Scott Heasley Robert Davnd Hellon Jean Ellen Hennon Wlllnam Reynolds Hoffman Mormee Ann Houk Patrncta Anne James Carol Martha Jamison Andrea Johnson Marllee Klein Delores Ann Kolunue Helen Esther Langan Patrlcla Ann Lasky Juduth Ann Laurell Frank Anthony Lombardo Rrchard Clement Ludwlczak A Raymond Mochesney Shlrley Arlene Mann Carolyn Ann Mansfield Rlta Mae Marcella Lucille Marrangom Theresa Patrma Mastrongelo Marnlyn Kay McCoy Marlon Arleen McCurdy Trevor Lee McKnssnck Marcia Grace McMurray Gretchen Rose Mennchlno Potrrcna Ann Mollie Mary Ann Morrow Ruth Mrozek Howard B Myers Grace Lucille Nelson Robert Frank Nocera Rosa Marne Ona Janice Ruth Owrey Dolores Jane Pagach S Wayne Park Susan Jane Perry Alexander Arthur Pollno June Arlene Reed 60 CAROLE P YOUNG If you d like a versatlle chat Here s a gal that s good at that Home Room Repres 10 Perfect ten ance 10 11 YTeens 10 11 Senatus Romanus 11 12 Fulmen num 10 11 12 Our Town Audltorlum Usher 11 Forensics 10 12 Football Usher 12 Concert Chour 11 12 Televlslon Com 12 G A e Ca HI ar d st 12 The Curious Savage 12 PATRICIA A ZAJAC Her face llghts up with each smlle Patti s happy all the whsle Y Teens 10 11 Camera Club I0 11 VIOLET R ZOLTANI Vnolet never has a care She ts truly a maiden rare Elmer Wtlllam Reuber Adele Ann Richards Charles Sheldon Rugby David Watson Rutchte Carol Ann Rltter Rocco Anthony Romeo Katherune Eliza Rosenb rger Darlene Ann Sarbo Edward Russell Savolame Eleanor Louuse Schoenb rger Deanna Ruth Schoole Joseph Anthony Scung o Sidney Mark Shenkan Charlotte Joan Srerguej Constance Lee Smnth Sidney Raymond Steiner Nancy Carol Stork Carol Marlene Sturgas Shnrley Ann Temenskt Sylvia Marne Turca Eleanor Helene Vargo Nancy Maybelle Veelman Joseph Zorko Wegner Carole Patrtcua Young Emnly Louise Zahnnser I . , . . , ' 1 1 1 I -Q ., O . ' l 1 - 5 At' y g V d , 2 ' . , 12: y . : R0- ma , . 1 11: , V . . I . I H, wg 5 10, , 1 - 1 . .L I' 125 N - - ' 129 F.W.E. 125 St - tl H ll ' ll 1 u 7 . - b ! , f - ' - at I - ' ' , . . I . ., . . . , , , . ' 5 ' ' - ' - , I , . . 7 f ,, 1 . 2 . - - 4. I . 2 WE, CII C . 5 . . L. , 5 POS? ,Eli t . . 1 ' . . ' ' ' ' ' v . -'Y-'IfIP'i,:.I5 'I 1 . I - - ,st - - fn . . - H H - . I 1- . . I , In , 1 125 ' , .. ', if 'J 'il . ' 1 1 'F f . . I Y I 7 I A 9 ..., . U . ' 9 , . . 4 I 1 I . . Y. CLASS POEM T0 THE FUTURE-FROM 55 When years have filed along the lane of time When we have left our school days far behind The years we spent and loved in Ne-Ca-Hi Will be forever hallowed in our mind. The little things of life that seemed so grave ln retrospect well know were only fun We thought they meant the end but then we know For us that things had only lust begun. What is to be will be so let it come Well meet the world upon the terms it set But as we leave these halls of Ne-Ca-Hi Our happy days here we shall not forget. Commencement means the end of high school days What lies ahead is not for us to know But we are Fifty Fivers and we say To Fate to Future and to Life Lets go' Ann Richards CLASS SONG Tune of Auf Weidersehen Dear Ne-Ca-Hi To say good bye Has been so hard to do Each happy day Has flown away And now we re leaving you- Theres been some fun Some hard work too Our friendships old and new Well cherish them Till lifes at end And may our dreams come true- Dear Ne-Ca-Hi Now well say good bye To the teachers who were swell We ve had such fun Now to everyone Good luck Good bye Farewell' Mary Jo Vern KI SENIOR ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES First Row Joanne Johnson Donna Battley Barbara Hill Stella Cuslno Nancy Stork Second Row Eleanor Schoenberger Constance Duda Kathrine Joseph Suzanne Chesney Angeo DeMuccio Connie Powell Third Row Philip George Clem Crisci Linda Maslomk Beverly Carr Margaret Grieve Raymond Preston Nancy Armstrong Fourth Row Bill Carr Art Vogon Joe Lambo Nick Fortuna Ed Solomon , . 1 1 , 1 1 1 'll 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I l I 1 . . , 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' I, Q . 1 ik 1 x , i l , 4 . , . 1. f sv ' ll hr' , 1 Q Q 1 L: 2 I I I I ' . ' I - 1 1 1 , i , . 7 1 1 1 1 - Z or ' ' my Room for one more'5' Ne Cc HI muscle men '7'W Who! o llfe' Dug Abe' The Chcmps Yea Team' 62 :, - I K 5. 14 fi ff! M YW 1 X XJ ' :Q , V N f-N -fl I r A. 4. rf -,+L 'f k Q .f A V A 5 ' f 'M A n ., 1 Lts 1 Q 1 . M L vN Qi 4- ,, V 1 5 fi 2 . f fi I ROOM 323 MISS ADELINE MILLER, teacher First Row: Marian Ahlquist, Jacquelyn Aiello, Sandra Aiken, Sue Albert. Second Row: Faith Allay, Barbara Allen, Darlene Altman, Esther Anderson. Third Row: Patty Anthony, Peggy Anthony, Roberta Arnold, Judy Assid. Fourth Row: Joanna Audia, Janey Augostine, Donna Conami, Jo Ann Abraham. Fifth Row: Ronald Abraham, Angela Ambrose, Andy Alberico, Robert Abraham, Edward Antillo, John Armina, Tom Amodie. ROOM 214 MISS LOIS KERR, teacher First Row: Robert Teel, Peter Leonard, Don McCartney, Walter McClendon, Jackie Lindsley, Edward Pzenny. Second Row: Frank Masucci, Darrell Mathews, Joyce Lewis, Anthony May, Jim Mayne, Mike Lombardo, Vincent Lombardi. Third Row: Tom Latsko, Betty Malley, Judy Levine, Peggy Mangine, Rosalie Litvinovick, Sally Marquis, Jim Lutz, Betty Locke, Jackie Massara, Anna Lepore. Fourth Row: Jeane Lose, Kent Mally, Leroy Maloni, Bar- bara Lynch, Virginia Logan, Irene Van Cise. Fifth Row: Nancy Logan, Barbara Lutch, Patty Lutes. By Window: Lois Kerr, Lucille Logan, Barbara Lutch, Genevieve Ludwiczak, Adrienne Lloyd, Sylvia Lom- bardo ROOM 222 MISS VERN WILFERT, teacher First Row: Francis Grossman, Dorothy Howard, Carmie Herno, Barbara Hritz, Pat Hileman, Shirley Hill. Second Row: James Humphrey, Bill Hoffman, Larry Italia, Roger Hicks, Jim Hill, Frank Hutchison. Third Row: Teresa Hayduchak, Carolyn A, Haley, Bar- bara Hall, Nancy Hanna, Barbara Hardy. Fourth Row: Jim Headings, Fred Harttelder, Norman Flout, John Hake, Alan Greenberg, l 63 l President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Supervisor CLASS OF I956 James Esposito Martin Cannon Lillian Galbriel Frank Bongivengo Mr. Joseph Thompson ROOM 112 MISS CHARLOTTE TAYLOR, teacher First Row: Lawrence A. Conti, Angie Munno, Pat Karns, Michael Lastoria. Second Row: Anthony Milillo, Eddie Pape, Betty Dodson, Gerri Ann Naples, Shirley Myers. Third Row: Betty Natcher, Guy Natale, Roger Panella, Elizabeth Muntean, Anna Panella, Claudia Nelson, DeMerice Nernett, Sandy Palco. Fourth Row: Sam Carothers, Anthony Nero, Bud Kincaid, Bob Palmer, Janet Nielsen, Eleanor Novotne, Dennis Stone, Bob Oderle, Jack Ort, Judy Pacelli, Joan Pandolph. ROOM I24 MISS RUTH WALLACE, teacher First Row: Gloria Barletto, Phyllis Malizia, Fran' ces Parente, Muriel Kennedy, Carol Pia, Phyl- lis Eggleston, Nancy Reinhart, Carolyn Kelley, Bernice Kaufman, Linda Barker, Peggy Patter- son. Second Row: Mildred Kitson, Veriean MoFfatt, Carol Temenslci, Janet Chieze. Third Row: Shelvie Jones, Annette Fandozzi, Judy Wimer, WW 7 l og The sophomore class was not organized at the time this book was sent to the printer, there- fore, we are unable to give the names of the class omcers and the class supervisor ROOM 207 MR. WILLIAM NICHOLSON, teacher First Row: Dick Johns, Linda Johnston, Theodoro Johnston, George Joseph, Marlene Joseph, Second Row: David E. James, Norah James Carol Lee Jenkins, Donald Kelley, Nancy Johns, Third Row: Ethel Hunter, Nancy Hoffman, San- dra Kauftman, Ed Isaac, Jean Jacobs. Fourth Row: Charles Kelley, Sally Lou Hogue, Mary Lou Houk, Sharon Hoyland, Ronald Hruska, Richard Joseph. Fifth Row: Sandra Lee Hill, Robert Hitch, Kathie Hite, Gilbert Hoftman. Sixth Row: Ruth Hartwick, Sandy Henning, Bev- erly Hensley, Dorrien Hiler, Sally Hill. 64 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 4 Row Row 6 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 'l : ROOM 117 Miss Margaret Barnes, teacher David Frank, Mary Alice Frank, Judy Hawke, Norma Jean Harlan, Louise Funera, Nancy Foster. Jerry Gorver, Joyce Gentsy, Angela George, Jean George, Carol Jean Gib- son. Ronny Gierard, Walter Gierlach, Jan Gillest, June Fasely, Larry Harllins, lrene Glassi. Carol Goyit, Darrell Harvey, Jerome Hasson, Betty Lou Gusch. John Gwin, Phyllis Hall, Dave Hares, ROOM 3l6 Mrs. Leona Clarke, teacher Carole Stevenson, John Stoner, Bill Siltion, Alex Temenslci, Bonnie Taylor, Anna Mae Tuminella. Jim Stiffler, Florence Strayer, Paul Taclciff, Patty Treecase, Jim Uram. Rose Stillwagon, Robert Sfrickler, Roger Trimble, Evan Thomas. Barbara Thayer, Ruthann Strobel, John Valle, James Trott. Catherine Vancise, Mary Ann Travers, Cynthia Taylor. Connie Coce, Rita Sumansky, Shirley Hester. 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' 3, 1 fi A X f STUDENT COUNCIL I I I I i Student Council has been under the supervision of Miss Bernice E. Bartlett for the past nine years. The members of Student Council are elected by their classes, with the exception of the president, who is elected by the entire student body. There are nineteen members in the Council, the president, eight seniors, six juniors, and four sophomores. Meetings of Student Council are held every Wednesday during the third period. During these meetings the council attempts to solve school problems and carefully considers suggestions or complaints submitted by the students. The chairman of the six standing committees are coun- cil members. They are selected by the Student Council advisor and the president. During the year Student Council sponsors many activi- ties and proiects, such as the Sophomore Reception, the New Year's Eve Dance, the School Fair, and the Point Award Assembly. The Sophomore Reception is the first social event of the year. This provides dancing, entertainment, and refresh- ments for the sophomores and gives them a chance to get acquainted with one another. An event always looked forward to is the New Year's Eve Dance, which is held each year in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. The School Fair brings all of the clubs of Ne-Ca-Hi to- gether to have a good time. It is held in the gymnasium and on the basement floor of the high school. Each club has a booth or a show, and votes are cast for the most popular one by people attending the Fair. Profits of the Fair are divided equally among the clubs participating. Students' points for participating in school activities are tabulated, and students who have earned 90 or 200 points are given award pins at the Point Award Assembly, which is the final event of the year. First Row: Jean Ann Kerr, Ruthie Adams, Tim Foster, Leonard Cozza, Mary Lou Ryhal, Dave Bongivenglit, Felicia Bongivengo, Paul Cozza. Second Row: Miss Bartlett, Jim Massie, Tom Amodie, Sandy Richards, June Reed, Tommy Augostine. Third Row: Ray Coleman, Louis Faraone, Bob Ko- vach, Helen Langan, Judy Vago. OFFICERS President Leonard Cozza Vice-President Tim Foster Secretary Mary Lou Ryhal Treasurer Dave Bongivengo STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES Student Council Committees, under the su- pervision of Miss Bernice Bartlett, meet each Tuesday during third period. The chairmen of the six Student Council Committees are Student Council members, and they select the members of their committees from the student body. The members of these com- mittees are chosen with the knowledge that they will contribute their time and eFfort to any pro- iect which the committee undertakes. The chairman of the Social Committee is Jean Ann Kerr. This committee has charge of the Sophomore Reception and the New Year's Dance. Jean and her committee have a tre- mendous iob in planning and managing these affairs. The Ways and Means Committee is headed by Raymond Coleman. Ray and his committee have charge of the money matters of Student Council. This year they have sold bus tickets to out-of-town games, tickets for plays, decals, and book covers. This committee also has charge of the School Fair, which is a very large project in itself. Students are given points for all activities in which they participate in which they do not get school credit. Helen Langan is the chair- man of the Point Award Committee, which ,W awards pins to students who have earned 90 points and pins with guards to those who have earned 200 points. At the end of the year a Point Award Assembly is held to present these awards. The School Improvement Committee spon- sors Clean-Up Campaigns, Football, Basketball, and Auditorium Ushers, Intramural bowling and basketball games, and other projects along the same line. Tommy Augostine, as chairman of this committee, has a great deal of work to do in organizing these proiects and in keeping them running smoothly. The Bulletin Board Committee has charge of making posters for Student Council sponsored dances, football and basketball games, the School Fair, and posting notices and the activity calendars on the Bulletin Board. June Reed is the chairman of this committee. This year a new committee was organized. This is the Question of the Week Committee. Ruth Adams is the chairman. Its duty is to select a question which concerns one of the problems existing in the high school and present it to the students. Answers to this question are placed in the Suggestion Box, and these suggestions are presented to the Student Council for considera- tion. First Row: Leonard Cozza, Augustine, Helen Langan, Adams, June Reed, Jean A Ray Coleman, Tommy Ruthie nn Kerr, Second Row: Mary Lou Mele, Jeane Lose, Lonnie Eckles, Phyllis Newmark, Judy Laurell, Diana. Third Row: Felicia Bongivengo, lor, Lillian Vukovich, Ray Darlene Smetoana. Vicki Ranucci, Ann Elisco. Dean, Joanne Johnson. Delle Thompson, Carole G Seventh Row: Mary Lou Ryho Massie. Carr. ton, Dave Ritchie. one. Brown, Cecilia Bazley, Paul Cozza, Carole Thomas Eleanor Vargo, Carol Bigley, Barbara Tay- Preston, Delores Kolunie, Joyce Zannoni, Fourth Row: David Perdue, Sandy Richards, Adele Richards, Jean Hen- non, Carolyn Haley, Susan Perry, Fifth Row: Barbara Hall, Barbara Dun- lap, Elaine Frazier, Bunny Noga, Connie May, Jerri Hraczo, Petty Sixth Row: Kathy Ann Romeo, Joseph Scungio, Judy Figuly, Gwen Boyer, Judy Perry, Harriette Smith, Joye olla. I, Jimmy Bellock, John Fulena, Bill Reiber, Jim Eighth Row: Tim Foster, Jim Mclntyre, Bob Kovach, James Di Muccio, Bill Ninth Row: Ted Smathers, Bob Brin- Tenth Row: Tom Amodie, Louis Fara- HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Elections are held in the individual home rooms to elect representatives. This year a new system was inaugurated. One regular member and an alternate was elected from each room. When the regular member is unable to attend the meeting, the alternate will be able to attend. SENIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES ' First Row: Sheila Weaver, Adele Richards, Ruth Mrozek, Janice Owrey, Leonard Coz- za, Viola Toschi, Anna Angiolelli, Alice DeVasil, Louise Barattiero. Second Row: Don Preston, Gerald Bailey, Charles Rigby, Marilee Klein, George Davis, Shirley Temenski, Patty Data, Jean Hennon. Third Row: John Otto, Bill Aiken, Thomas Winter, Dolores Pagach, Dawn Pavkovich, Ed Conti, David DeRosa. Fourth Row: Dave Ritchie, Sam Fenati, Charles Egan, Scott Heasley, Joe Scungio, 'tr-1 On the first Monday of the month the rep- resentatives meet to discuss and vote on sug- gestions presented by their home rooms and the Student Council. Miss Bernice Bartlett is the supervisor ot this group. Bob Nocera. JUNIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES First Row: Darlene Altman, Gloria Barletto, Vicki Ranucci, Frances Parente, Leonard Cozza, Barbara Cerbes, Lillian Gabriel, Gerry Rico, Mary Ann Yoho. Second Row: Melinda Bishop, Jim Eckelber- . ger, Barbara Taylor, Judy Carlon, Elaine Ryan, Nancy Hanna, Sylvia Lombardo, Helen Cover, Shirley Myers. Third Row: Jerry Navarro, Joe DeVivo, Gil- bert Plant, Gaye Laurell, Gretchen Figley, Louise DeLisio, Jayne Johnston, Peggy Whiteford. Fourth Row: Alan Greenberg, Richard Bei- sheim, Jim Lutz, Glen Glass, Bill KauHman, Bob Alex, Gene Ryhal, Robert Hanley, Ronald Mitchell, Ron Abraham. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES First Row: Betsy Lockhart, Helen Pappas, Claudette Crabill, Nancy Johns, Sallie Nathanson, Leonard Cozza, Virginia Fa- bian, Mercedes Moses, Carol Temenski, Camilla Briggs. Second Row: Bill Tilton, Walter Gierlach, Georgiann Komara, July Perry, Nancy Hott- man, Judy Bender, Sandra Weiner, Roseann Sbarro, Janet Chieze. Third Row: Charles Nelson, Evan Thomas, Sam Weinschenk, Louie Palumbo, Wayne Grannis, Tom Baker, Harry Crisci, Robert Hodge. Fourth Row: Dave Fitzgerald, Phil Levine, Jack Caventer, Jack MacDonald, John Pazzo. 70 SERVICE The office boys serve in the office during their study periods. Their duties which are numberless include taking messages to various rooms, teachers, and students. They are under the supervision cf Mr. Fred Leslie. fi Seated: Jerry Passerrello, Elsa Carenbauer, Patty Biondi, Lorrie Yakowicz, Ralph A. West. First Row: lstandingl Tom Zidow, John Davis, Dave Alexander, Alfred Boyd, Harry Price, David Otto, Bill HofTman, Frank Bongi- vengo. Second Row: Sam Leonard, Jess Horton, Ken Britton, Chuck Beshero, Jim Mclntyre, How- ard Myers, Dave Bongivengo, Bill Carr. TELEVISION COMMITTEE Ne-Ca-Hi's first television show, Teen Time, was organized under the direction of the Stu- dent Television Committee early this year. The committee produced a show on Channel 45 every other Thursday at 7:30 until the sta- tion suspended operations. Seated: Craig Carole Young rtalent scoutj. Choate lgeneral chairmonl, Standing: Bob Toth linstrumentall, Joseph Jones lartj, Bill Hoffman lvocall, Bill Twad- dle linstrumentall-not pictured. THE DOORMEN The Doormens duties consist of standing on duty at the doors during assembly pro- grams, This is a new service squad. First Row: lseatedj Bob Long, Richard Lud- SQUADS The girls that work in the Guidance Oftice do many various jobs, namely, general office work which includes filing and typing. This work gives them good experience in office routine and meeting the public. Mrs. Marjorie Nelson is their supervisor. t .M Q , eo wiczak, Jim Joseph, David Perdue, Second Row: Alex Pollio, Bill Shaffer, Melvin Schooley, Joe Senko, Ebert Seeger, Philip Pirlozzi. Third Row: Bill Reiber, Jim Mclntyre, Tim Fos- ter, Sam Lutton, Robin Slay. GUIDANCE COMMITTEES otha 0 Q61 A no as -if SENIOR GUIDANCE 'L First Row: Dorreen Deiger, Donna Hake, Marion Dult, Betty Kay Campbell, Elsa Carenbauer, Anna Angiolelli, Delores Kolunie, Frances Niece. Second Row: Joanne Johnson, Marilyn Black, Grace Martin, Charlotte Siergiej, Carol Sturgis, Ray Preston, Elaine Frazier, Ed Delliquardri, Pat Lasky. Third Row: Wayne Park, James DiMuccio, Deanna Schooley, JoAnn Pearson, Kathie Rosenberger, Sid Shenkan, Trevor McKissick, James Bellock. Fourth Row: Craig Choate, Arthur Vogan, Joe Lambo, Bob Brinton, Ed Goff, Nick Fortuna. ' THE NOTEBOOK COMMITTEE'S PROJECT The Senior Guidance Committee, this year under the direction of Miss Dorothy Young, has done much to develop projects for vocational and college students. The members have elected Arthur Vogan, chairman, Elaine Frazier, secre- tary, and Edward Gotti, treasurer. They have sponsored the guidance newspaper, The Note- book , with Craig Choate as Editor. Among their many other projects have been college meetings with some former students of Ne-Ca-Hi and plans for a How to Study program for every- one. The Junior Guidance Committee this year, as in the past, is planning several programs in the homerooms and in assembly on the topic of Social Guidance. They are pointing out to the Juniors the importance of this subject and some ofthe ways to help improve it in daily use. The committee is under the leadership of Miss Dor- othy Young and has elected as its officers Jim Lutz, chairman, Joye Dell Thompson, secretary, and Ronnie Mitchel, treasurer. The Sophomore Guidance Committee held its election of officers late in the year, and its plans were late starting. Bruce McCullough, chairman, and Edna Mae Smith, secretary- treasurer are the ofticers, and they have planned a program to help the in-coming Sophomores to adjust themselves to their new surroundings, a task which is always difticult. Miss Marjorie Nel- son is their advisor. The members of the Guidance Committees are appointed, two from each room. They meet on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday every other week, each group a dififerent day. Their programs have helped many students with vo- cational and college problems. A vote of thanks is due these committees for their hard work. JUNIOR GUIDANCE COMMITTEE First Row Barbara Lutch Diane Abdoe Deanna Kleckner Pat Le Comte Joan Diana Cynthia Simone Joye Delle Thompson Frances Grossman Kathie La Scale Second Row Ronnie Mitchell Norman Flout George Schlumberger Shirley Gibson Agnes Wirtz Charlotte McMullen Joan Bok Angeline Munno Judy Carlon Third Row Jim Warsing Jack Johnson Jim Lutz Laird Adams Sallie Craven Ser ena Rashid Frank Venditto Fourth Row Jack Ort Ken Britton Dave Dayton Bob Cirwlnski Som Culbertson Ronnie Gibala ,. I SOPHOMORE GUIDANCE COMMITTEE First Row: Carol Lee Jenkins, Nancy Lee Cook, Lucille Armino, Nancy Foster, Sherri Fix. Second Row: Edna Mae Smith, Hettie Meadows, Katherine Weber, John Valle, Michael Pereleman, Richard McCombs, Lorraine Patterson, Patty Koszela, Third Row: Geraldine De Carbo, Gilbert HoHman, Lawrence Vatter, Catherine McCart, Sandra Polenick, Carole Stevenson, Thalia Reynolds, Mary Ellen Camp- bell. Fourth Row: John Buckley, Thomas Clark, David Smith, William Ford, John De Felice, Richard Klugh, Joel Mariacher. Fifth Row: Louie Palumbo, Jerry Rosenberger, Dave Alexander, Bruce McCullough. 73 HALL PATROLS First Row: Charles S. Rigby, Dave Bongivengo, Bill Reiber, Joe Monico. Second Row: Wayne Park, Jim Hasely, Joyce Johns, Louise Johns, Ruthie Adams, Fred Thomas, Chuck Dugan. Third Row: Steve Shaftic, Ted Chro- bak, Ray Conti, Ebert Seeger, Frank Venturella, Jonathan Sil- vester. Fourth Row: Leonard Cozza, Dave Todd, Jim Messner, Sam Lutton. PRE-SESSION SQUAD F.rst Row: James Ryhal, co-cap- tain, Trevor McKissick, captain, Ralph A. West, Ralph G. Lom- bardo, Tom Naples. Second Row: Tom Phillips, Walt Donaldson, John Hake, Alex n Pollio, Sam Lutton, John Georges. N, HALL PATROLS During the two lunch periods, a group of these are stationed at different posts throughout the school to keep the student traffic confined to the first floor main hall. All other periods, one boy is posted in front of the main ottice. His duties are to see that all the hall lights are turned oFf and to inform the office of any visitors that may be in the building. Mr. Fred G. Leslie is their sponsor. PRE - SESSION SQUAD These boys can justifiably be called the early birds of Ne-Ca-Hi. Every morning at eight o'clock they are at their posts ready to work. They are organ- ized mainly to assist in keeping traffic confined to the first floor main hall until the first bell sounds at 8:20. At that time their wcrk is done for the day. Each year the captain is appointed by Mr. Fred G. Leslie, the sponsor. This year's captain is Trevor McKissick. Early to bed, early to rise, Makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. 74 FCOTBALL USH ER SQUAD When the 'Canes play a home game, you'll find about eighty faithful football ushers and turnstile boys at their designated stations. Rain or shine, this squad admits the fans and shows them to their seats. This large group is a necessary part of the Ne-Ca-Hi's Service Squads under the auspices of Student Council and the supervision of Mr. Donald Copson. For their work, they are permitted to attend the games without charge. Perfect attendance is required at all games and points are given according to the type cf duty done. Caroll Ritter and Ruth Adams were co-captains for this football season. 1 J' l , 35 , 6, , . fl Nil First Row: flmeelingl Helen Cover, Barbara Adamo, Alex Pollio, James Dixon, Jimmie Must Michael DeMarco, Eugene Moses, Jon Whitman, Joe Monica. We Second Row: Donna Bodendorfer, Delores Kolunie, Cecilia Bazley, Ruby Hill, Jo Ann De Augustine Phyllis Fuleno, Joanne Carkitto, Joanne Johnson, Annette Mastrian, Carole Young, Caroll Ritter. Third Row: Betty Cimini, Petty Dean, Mattie Lee Lawson, Eleanor Vargo, Ruthie Adams, Cherie Edmiston, Claudette Spanish, Bernice Cumo, Suzanne Chesney, Patty Santangelo. Fourth Row: Tom Donston, Morris Ayres, Walter Bixler, Helen Quint, Betty Dodson, June Miftlef, NONCY Armstrong, Donna Nanni, Barbara Knis, Eleanor Novotne, Grace Martin. Fifth Row: Jacqueline Massaro, Helen Georgeadis, Jo Ann Gennock, Kathy Romeo, Peggy Matthews, Carole Golla. Sixth Row: Joyce Johns, Marian Garver, Leah Wine, Janet Nielson, Barbara Wiley, Juanita Taylor, Carol Sarbo. Seventh Row: Eileen Hammond, Jerri Hraczo, Pat Laslzy, Marian Clark. Eighth Row: Doris Grossman, Katharine Joseph, Jean McGeary, Barbara Ann Vago, Emily Zahniser. Ninth Row: Elaine Ryan, Rosemarie Pacelli, Joan Schuller, Bunny Noga, Tenth Row: Nancy Williams, Dawn Pavlcovich, Philomean De Augustine. Eleventh Row: Adele Richards, Aurelia Andrusky, Mary Lombardo, Anita Colatruglio, Linda Meslenik, Rosa Ona, Patty Jora, Anita Russo. 75 First Row Delores Kolunie, Ruthie Adams, Craig Choate, Cherie Ed- muston Carolyn Olacz. Second Row Linda Maslanik, Adele Richards, Donna Nanni, Darlene Smetana Sandy Wochner, Marilyn Black, Aurelia Andruslcy, Third Row Bob Brinton, Clem Crisci, Alan Baldwin, Dick Gilbert, Bob Cearfoss Ronald Mitchell, Don Mitchell, Paul Sanders. BASKETBALL USHER SQUAD At all home games, you will find the Basketball Ushers, Turnstile Boys, and the Guards admitting patrons, showing fans to their seats, and keeping general order. As a reward for their faithful service, they are permitted to attend the games free of charge. A big red badge with the word Usher in black letters distinguishes them from the crowd. Ruth Adams heads the girl ushers and Craig Choate captains the boys. These twenty ushers are under the supervision of Mr. Donald Copson and members of Ne-Ca-Hi's Service Squads. 76 First Row: Susan Perry, Connie Lou Powell, David Perdue, Ray Preston, Marilyn Black, Donna Hake, Elvira Francazio, Phyllis Fuleno, Betty Kay Campbell, Carolyn Olacz. . Second Row: Sid Steiner, Darlene Smetana, June Reed, June Mittler, Jean Hennon, Judy McDermott, Suzanne Chesney, Elaine Frazier, Donna Nanni. Third Row: Dick Gilbert, Sid Shenkan, Ann Richards, Kay Lewis, Marilee Klein, Pat Lasky, Linda Maslanik. Fourth Row: Phyllis Gennock, Dorothy Cirnperman, Emily Zahniser, Jo Ann Pearson. THE GOAL PCST The Goal Post staff is composed of seniors chosen by Mr. Alon Plant, the group's supervisor. To maintain the Goal Post the group must solicit advertise- ments and payment for them in the New Castle business district. These advertisements and the sale of the program pay for the publishing of the book. The members write a weekly chatter column and sell the programs at all home football games. The proceeds go into the school treasury. 77 LIBRARY CLUB Kneelung Susan Sampson Dawn Pavkovuch Jo Ann Wrona Nancy Bronscome Carol Nucholson Caroll Rutter Carol Sarbo Ruth Saas Furst Row Barbara Buonpane Claudette Coabull Anuta Colatrugluo Ruta Maruacher Ray Machesney Trevor McKussuck Morrus Ayres Rosa Ona Pat Lasky Mar garethe Zal-unuser Mrs McKee Second Row Marulyn Black Aurelua Andrusky Thalua Reynolds Sandy Weuner Ruchard Ludwuczak Glenn Lowery Betty Crockett Marulyn Stoner Duana Contu Frances Grossman Thurd Row Mattue Lee Lawson Elvu Sacrupant Andrea Johnson Katherune Weber Mary Jo Sulluvan Jean McGuurk Patty Sowersby Dorothy Howard Dorothy Cumperman Bernuce Sesko Fourth Row Rowland Burns Robert Brunton Duck Gulbert Dorreen Deuger Marucun Duff Margue Cover Lorraune Wrona Joan Duddy Craug Choate OUR SECRET' WED RATHER READ THAN EAT Dcfobs Darned Old Fools Over Books us our lubrary staff organuzatuon Membershup consusts of about forty members They each guve one peruod a day to workung un the lubrary Some of theur dutues are checkung out books makung out overdue notuces, tllung and repaurung books OFFICERS Presudent Ray McChesney Vuce Presudent Trevor McKussuck Secretary Ruta Maruacher Treasurer Morrus Ayers Supervusors Muss Ruta Metz Mrs Walter McKee 78 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I ' . 1 , . 1 . 4 First Row: Valiean Fenati, Grace Natale, Marcella Ciotto, Joanne Johnson, Nancy Branscome, Lillian Vukovich, Gloria Barletto, Claudette Spanish, Felicia Bongivengo, Stella Cuscino. AUDITORIUM Second Row: Edna Mae Smith, Elaine Ryan, Adele Richards, Charlotte Siergiei, Barbara Lutch, Ruthie Adams, Susan Perry, Helen Cover, Connie Lou Powell. Third Row: Deanna Schooley, Pat Lasky, Linda Maslanik, Lawrence Vatter, Linda Klingensmith, Judy Perry, Barbara Baer, Jo McWilliams. USHERS Fourth Row: Tommy Augostine, Joseph Scungio, George Georgecdis, Emily Zahniser, Beverly Carr Bob Nocera, David Perdue, Mary Lou Mele. Fifth Row: Ed Dingledy, Franklin Brown, Art Vogan, Janice Gillest, Janet Volpe. Sixth Row: Dick Gilbert, Donna Bordonaro, Priscilla Reed. Approximately fifty students are members ct the Auditorium Usher Squad. Their iob is an important one as they usher at all activities which take place at night, such as, the Senior Play, The Curious Savage , the school play, Stardust , the Music Festival, and the very im- pressive occasions of Commencement and Bac- calaureate. The ushers are under the auspices of Stu- dent Council with Susan Perry as head usher and Ruth Adams as her assistant. resy'-'1 ff The boys on the stage crew are the unsung heroes of the school. Their duties are many and varied. They serve backstage for every pro- gram, play, and assembly the school gives. While the cast of the plays receive curtain calls, the football boys loud applause, these boys serve quietly ol? stage. Mr. Hofmeister is their sponsor. STAGE CREW Back Row: Ed Brown, Jim McQuiston, Dal Hartman, Bob Britton, George Georgeadis. Front Row: Charles Dickinson, Tom Ba- rea, Bill Vogan, Marshall Ginsberg, Jonathan Sylvester. First Row Donna Masters Rose Marie Colia Judy McDermott Elsa Carenbauer Peggy Mangine Patty Sontangelo Nancy Branscome Joanne Carkltto Rose Giordano Mary Ann Cepro Second Row Peggy Kennedy Connie Smith Rosalie Dilullo Sandra Weiner Tresa Verlcella Dorothy Blews Lucille Marrangonl Barbara Lynch Jean Patterson Theresa Croach Cynthia Taylor Third Row Judy Levine Sue Albert Shirley Blake Marilyn Shingler Nancy l.9lblIC Nancy Hoffman Patty Treccase Darrell Mathews Marilyn Druschel Fourth Row Rosemary George Art Oberleltner Joan McCrumb Esther Clark Marilyn Williams Judy Gerst Beverly Carr Nancy Vlelman Fifth Row Richard Black Sara Flnnin Theresa Mastrangelo Kathryn Schuller Dean Michael Walt Donaldson Richard De Vlncentls Sixth Row Dick Gilbert Bob Nocera Tom Naple BEGINNERS CAMERA CLUB Because ofthe popularity of the Camera Club and the large number of applicants for membership, the Camera Club was divided into two groups Students who had a previous knowl edge of photography were placed in the advanced group and those who were new to the art and skill of taking pictures were placed in the beginners group. Miss Phyllis Beneke is the sponsor. The main purpose of this section is for the members to learn the secrets and skills of taking and making better pictures. To be an active member in the club, a member must hand in one picture a month. 80 -at Flrst Row Charlotte Slerglel Betty CImInI Sam FenatI Valerra Cartwrlght Connle Lou Powell Sarbo Barbara Glmlr Amta FormatI Dorothy Clmperman Maxlne Slavonslry Thlrd Row Sld Shenkan Blll Vogan Joyce Flalr Zeta GrazIanI Edward Brown Tom Barrea Marshall GInsburg The purpose of the Camera Club IS to further photographIc knowledge and know how among students who are Interested In photography They also try to promote some fellowshup and mu tual Interests In the club To become a member of the club you must show a genume Interest In photography and a wIllIngness to co operate partIcI pate and work for the club and Its VGFIOUS CClIVIlIeS In addItIon to Its monthly meetlngs at school the club has several evenIng meetmgs durmq the school year These prove quIte beneflcIal to an Interested student To be an actuve member of the club you must SUblT1llO con test pIcture every month These ccntest pIctures are Iudged and prIzes are guven to the wInners Mr Clayton HofmeIster ls the club s supervIsor OFFICERS PresIdent Cam FenatI VICE PresIdent Pat PIcarro Secretary Betty Clmlnl Treasurer Adele RIchards 81 W I 1 ' rl W, I W X N, W ' -I ff f fa V' ,f l ,1 Y ,XA I . X Z I I , it r Second Row: Blanche Ann Eagan, Kathy Ann Romeo, Ada Mae Tomasello, Darlene First Row: Lillian Vickovich, Anita Colatruglio, Cynthia Simone, Beverly Cordella, Joye Delle Thompson, Bob Nocera, Marian Ahlquist, Marmee Houk, Elsa Coren- bauer, Eno Cover, Lillian Gabriel, Virginia DiMarzio. Second Row: Connie Smith, Barbara Lutch, Joan Foster, Helen Georgeadis, Jim Eckelberger, Frank DeFelice, Marilyn McCoy, Suzanne Chesney, Deanna Cap- lan, Serena Rashid, Donna Boyd. Third Row: Jean Miller, Dolores Pagach, Barbara Wiley, Amy Johns, Janet Lewis, Judy Vago, Gaye Laurell, Marilyn Williams, Ray Machesney, Joseph Scungio. FUTURE TEACHERS QF AMERICA WHAT DO You WANT TO KNOW? The Future Teachers of America Club was installed on May ll, 1950. Orig- inally the charter provided for only twenty-four members but has been changed to include thirty-five members at the present time. The organization has three purposes which are: UD To encourage young people to enter the teaching profession, C25 To acquaint young people with specific information on the part our schools have played in a democracy, and C31 To pro- vide young people with information about opportunities in the various fields of education. The club's meetings are held on the third Monday of each month. One of the club's activities is to let some of the senior members take over classes third period when the regular teachers have some important business to attend to. The present sponsors are Miss Ethel Kelly and Miss Frances Haydon. President Marmee Houk Vice President Robert Nocera Secretary Joye Thompson Treasurer . Marian Ahlquist 82 Y un ll nUll2l?9f ,Q ed Un!.3!senv 'i xf4l 1 -5 THE ORDER OF BUSINESS EFFICIENCY FIfSf Row Dorreen Delger Roberta Pltsch Reglna Hui? Patty Blond: Carmelme Pagley Delores Kolunle Barbara Turco Aurella Andrusky Marllyn Black Mary F Shaffer Second Row Jean Hennon Amta Russo Nancy Reebel Grace Martm .lulna Snlezek Rugh Gamble Janice Owrey Patty Jara Mr A Plant Third Row Delphrne Mlnteer Petty Dean Thelma Hetrlck Nancy Armstrong Donna Nanny Vlrglnla Robison Shlrley Ternenslu Barbara Knls Fourth Row Ada Mae Tomosello Marian Garver Dorothy Clmperman Dolores Pagach Sondra Fowler The Order of Busmess Efflcuency us a natuonal orgamzatlon of commercnal students Membershlp as open to those seniors who have made an average of B or hugher The oblectuves of the club are To have avanlable at all tlmes members capable of assrstmg nn varlous office capacutles To develop speclal commercual skulls to prepare stu dents for employment upon graduatuon To develop desirable office trauts that wnll contrrbute a personalnty necessary for success T us group meets every fourth Monday of the month Presudent Delores Kolunue Vuce President Sandra Fowler Secretary Shlrley Temenskn Treasurer Barbara Kms Faculty Advusor Mr Alon Plant 84 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - C 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 - - - Second Row Marllyn Druschel Marllyn Moresky Jerru Hraczo Carole Newmark Thelma Newton Anlta Formats Gerald Zona Third Row Anthony Clfelll Jeff Beacham Jean McGeary Barbara Hall Sam Anzalone Ed Gott THE ART CLUB NAME AND AIM ARE THE SAME The Art Club us a newly organlzed group thus year The clubs purpose us to try to promote more enthusiasm about dnf ferent phases of art To be elognble for membershup nn the Art Club a student must be enrolled un the art class or have completed one year of art He must submlt a drawing or palntmg to the clubs mem bershlp commuttee The Art Club plans a yearly art contest whuch was held for the tirst time thus year All members of the Ne Ca Hn student body are eluguble to enter thus competutnon wuth the exceptnon of the art classes The club had a successful sale of hand printed Christmas cards nn the school thus year Their further prolects are planned sumularly to thus one The club meets twice a month wuth specual outsude speakers whenever possible The club IS under the supervlslon of Mr Wllll0m Nicholson TIME OFFICERS President Charles Rugby Vuce Presudent Joseph Jones Secretary Annette Mastrlan Treasurer Delores Murphy 85 , tt hw-, , ' C? X I A T 9 First Row: Dolores Murphy, Annette Mastrian, Charles S. Rigby, Joseph Jones. U 'I , . . . . . . . , First Row: Cynthia Taylor, Trevor McKissick, Rowland Burns, Marty Cannon, Sandy Wochner, Nick Fortuna, Bob Brinton, Frances Grossman. Second Row: Kathie Harrah, Kathie Rosenberger, Pat Lasky, Carole Golla, Andrea Johnson, Janet Nielsen, Sallie Boatz, Rita Nolte, Carole Young. Third Row: Donald Mitchell, Richard Ludwiczalc, Everett Barker, David Kite, Sam Kantz, Ronnie Gibala, Ronald Mitchell, Tommy Augostine. Fourth Row: Art Vogan, Alan Greenberg, Russell Connelly, Ed Dingledy, Sam Fenati, Ray Bonci, Richard Beisheim. THE SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was first organized in 1955 for the pur- pose of encouraging those students who are interested in science as a career. Under the direction of Mr. John W. Schmied the club meets on the first Monday and the third Thursday of every month, in the laboratory-room 309. Various activities are carried on by the club including field trips and scientific protects. Several of the proiects included the construction of a rocket, a Geiger counter, and experimentation in biology, chemistry, and physics. The club also assists those students who are interested in taking science scholarship tests, and those interested in entering the Buhl Science Fair. OFFICERS President Marty Cannon Vice-President Rowland Burns Secretary Sandy Wochner Treasurer Nick Fortuna 86 THE FORUM CF WORLD EVENTS MOSTLY ABOUT TOPICS OF THE TIMES OFFICERS President Ellie Schoenberger Vice-President Ray Machesney Secretary-Treasurer Kathie Rosenberger Program Chairman Rowland Burns The Forum of World Events is an organization designed to give interested students a chance to debate current social and political problems. The membership is limited to seniors with an average of A or B in history for their first two years. Juniors whose grades are high may ioin the second semester of their iunior year. Besides the monthly debates in the library the program in- cludes prominent citizens who are interested in the topics being discussed. An assembly program was presented to demonstrate to the student body how the meetings are conducted. The faculty advisor is Miss Virginia Weinschenk. First Row: Elaine Frazier, Helen Georgeadis, Rowland Burns, Ray Machesney, Miss Weinschenlr, Eleanor Schoenberger, Kathie Rosenberger, Betty Cimini. Second Row: Jerri Hraczo, Emily Zahniser, Deanna Caplan, Marmee Houk, Elsa Carenbauer, Richard Ludwiczalr, Deanna Schooley, Andrea Johnson, Petty Dean, Connie Smith, Betty Kay Campbell, Pat Lasky. Third Row: Donna Hake, Caroll Ritter, Bernice Cumo, Marilyn McCoy, Anita For- mati, Charlotte Siergiei, Eleanor Vargo, Barbara Wiley, Carole Young. Fourth Row: Eddie Solomon, Frank De Felice, Robert Brinton, Trevor McKissick, Sid Steiner, Sid Shenlsan, Art Vogan, Craig Choate. i i 87 First Row: Judy Laurell, Carole Young, Kathy Rosenberger, Betty Cimini, Janet Nielson. Second Row: Richard Beisheim, Marian Ahlquist, Craig Choate, Sid Steiner, Marilyn Williams. FULMEN ROMANUM ROMAN THUNDERBOLT CELEBRATES EIGHTH YEAR... Seniors Honored ln Last Issue Fulmen Romanum, the Roman Thunderbolt, celebrates its eighth anniversary as a steady publication of Ne-Ca-Hi. lt has been under the supervision of Miss May Eakin throughout its existence and has established an excellent rating and reputation. Fulmen Romanum publishes articles dealing with the many sides of ancient Rome plus feature articles in their College Corner , the Poet's Cor- ner , and the Quip and Quote Corner . These all add to many laughs and surprises in store for the reader with each new issue. Another feature of the paper is its exchange Tri-Editors system of which they are very proud. On the bulletin board in Miss Eakin's room, one can find papers from all over the country, and in Fulmen Romanum the reader finds the highlights of these exchanges. The last issue of the paper, every year, is devoted to the Senior members of the Latin De- partment. The paper contains pictures and in- terviews with these Seniors, and it is full of many other articles. This year Fulmen Romanum has included in its permanent staff: Betty Cimini, Carole Young, Kathy Rosenberger Business Manager Craig Choate Art Judy Laurell, chairman Typing Marian Ahlquist, chairman Exchanges Janet Neilsen, chairman 0 SENATUS ROMANUS 5 SENATUS ROMANUS HOLDS BANQUET .. Slaves Serve Roman Senators Senatus Romanus is not only the oldest club at Ne-Ca-Hi, but it is one of the few honorary clubs. Membership is open only to those who rank in the upper ten per cent of their tenth grade Latin class and to those who maintain an A or B average in third or fourth year Latin. The club was first organized in 1915, discon- tinued from 1920-22, and was again reorgan- Consul Primus Consul Secundus Scriba . Quaestor Every month the programs of the club are devoted to Latin words and games which help to further the study of Latin. The highlight of the activities of the club this year was the Saturnalia which is a Decem- ber Roman Banquet. lt was presented this year ized under Miss Mary E. VanDivort the follow- ing year. After Miss VanDivort's retirement, the club came under the direction of Miss May Eakin. Following Miss Eakin was Mrs. Katherine Helker, who has ably guided Senatus Romanus for the last two years. This year the activities of Senatus Romanus have been under the leadership of: Craig Choate Emily Zahniser Patty Lasky Judy Laurell in true Roman style with dances, wrestling, speeches, slaves, and topped off by a five course meal. During the course of each year, Senatus Ro- manus has two induction ceremonies for new members and an annual Senior Party. First Row: Alan Greenberg, Eno Cover, Frances Grossman, Peggy Smith, Carole Young, Emily Zahniser, Craig Choate, Pat Lasky, Betty Kay Campbell, Lillian Gabriel, Marian Duff, Mrs. Helker. Second Row: Edward Savolaine, Andrea Johnson, Marcia McMurray, Elaine Frazier, Janet Nielsen, Nancy Leiblic, Jim Eckelberger, Betty Cimini, Angie Munno, Third Row: Sid Steiner, Leonard Cozza, Kathie Rosenberger, Ronnie Gibala, Marilyn Williams, Marian Ahlquist, Darrell Mathews, Carol Mollic. Seventh Row: Howard Myers, Sam Leonard. ASSIGNMENT IN MEXICO First Row: Deanna Schooley, Marilee Klein, Alex Pollio, Betty Kay Campbell. Second Row: Betty Cimini, Grace Nelson, Elaine Haggerty, Nancy Hanna, Ann Mansfield, Anita Colatruglio, Carol Jamison, Patty James. Third Row: Miss Edmunds, Elaine Frazier, Deanna Caplan, Suzanne Chesney, Gwen Boyer, Mary Ann Morrow, Janice Owrey, Susan Perry, Sue Carroll. Fourth Row: Dawn Paukovich, Marian McCurdy, Marcia McMurray, Linda Maslanik, Connie May, Patty Data, Carolyn Haley. Fifth Row: Frank DeFelice, Dave Schantz, Sid Shenkan, Joseph Scungio, Andy Alberico, Theresa Mastrangelo, Helen Langan. Sixth Row: Bill Reiber, Tim Foster, Tom Naples, Nick Fortuna, Eddie Solomon, Tom Zidow. SPAN IS H C LU B LOS AMlGos The Spanish Club is one ofthe most active organizations in the school. Under the supervision of Miss Dorothy Edmunds, the club strives to give each member a clear understanding of the Spanish people and their customs. Second year Spanish students become members automatic- ally and first year students are permitted to ioin if they receive an A average. The program committee is responsible for each meeting's program. The meetings are held on the last Monday of each month. The club sponsors a booth at the Ne-Ca-Hi Fair and has one or two social parties each year. Presidente Alex Pollio Vice Presidente Marilee Klein Secretaria Deanna Schooley Tesoreria Betty Kay Campbell 90 GERMAN CLUB THEY TEAM UP FOR PLEASURE Motto: Kenntnis ist Poder Knowledge is power The German Club was formed several years ago, and today it still remains one of the most popular clubs in Ne-Ca-Hi. To become a member of the German Club, one must be a student ofthe German language. One of the Club's many activities is to decorate the huge Christmas tree erected in the main hall each year at Christmas time. Later the tree is donated to the Margaret Henry Home. The members of the German Club spend a great deal of time preparing forthe school fair which is held annually. Under the able supervision of the Club's sponsor, Miss Rose Uhl, the German Club has been able to receive first prize many times. The meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month. True to custom, the meetings are conducted in German and help to promote the German language. Occasionally an interesting speaker comes to tell the students about the German people and their customs. Der Prasident Fraulein Patty Lasky Der Vice-Prasident Heir Edward Dingledy Die Sekretaren Fraulein Gretchen Menichino Der Schatzmeister Heir John Palco 5.906 91 First Row: Barbara Glink, Sallie Baatz, Carol Bigley, Maxine Sla- vonslry, Gretchen Menichino, Pat Lasky, Ed Dingledy, John Palco, Trevor McKissiclc, Roberta Schell, Yvonne Alex, Lucy De- Marzio, Virginia Fabian. Second Row: Kay Kotchish, Judy Ann Schuster, Katherine Green, Julianne Popovich, Sandra Gorm- ley, Shirley Myers, Sandy Palco, Barbara Wiley, Joyce Flak, Don Altman, Gary Shaffer, Miss Uhl. Third Row: Robert Reider, Duane Catlin, Dick Stone, Otto Ritter, Joel Mariacher, Edward Brown, Joe Wegner, Martin Cannon, Bob Offerle. Fourth Row: David Laurel, Ray Machesney, Richard Beisheim, Larry Conti, Roger Hicks, Dave Holsupfel, George Burgess. MUSIC DRAMA C 0, X: v r w l ife 1 ! 0 I D E v 14 . If J xl 0 KP ON vbff if Il ,ja A 't X 'Z 3,-1'1kC wX:f I 3535 1 0 xr ,pufuggl Wx QQ b o S ffl' v 9' 1' AU Q P 0 A S 'rl My ,D ' UFO' Q ' wif Q T ltxinh, Q VII , V7'1 l,Q 0 V fghljfxil tg' Q ' M' '5 5, iff. Q Wo' QA f P Q efiH 2 W' YQ 0 'r ,, ,f f N wt Q Qfrfffix I -alflfxf Q x 'U li f DQ? 1 F :ld QQ 4 , av EW: 2 ' U xf Nfl 5 V HWY Cp an AXP' wt Q i f if 11 ' w v QQ 1' f x Cla 0 ' 5355 Q 2, P J .- CY, G wi xgsfv ' I' yffc Q4 'P ,J fm Ytx l'1 4 QQ v Eff' fn 7 X,-7 W NDV QQU SG 2 P 4 i f E X 0 doo 'Q 0 000255 0 o 0 0 Mx of x X V- Sbqxxc' 4 Q5 f N 1 J 5 'S fo X 1 :MQ Oz: XX . -4 ,fl ' ' X 15, so sf' 7, NX 5 4: 'U W ' x X fr .X fig: ! X 'kill 'PX .8-.2 3255 2 gg, 0 gzrt' zzigr'-Z FEE? y5 Wi L5 ' K 'I' 1 1 fp v an M N as 1 r W x fx NX gy .:: Q ,ff f 1v 5 XX R x ' J 'XV 5 4.5 Rx GX Q AX mx,3fJ iffy' fr45 XX V JK 45 K 0 Ni1C'L5r-.3 5 RX j lgffifn V' .flax SX 'Q !':' lim GI 9 yy V Qi ft 'QQ QA x X N4 jx fff 'K V ff9 ia?' 4? 'J 'E a yy? ' '1 gl E ' J 50 ixijflgg S r OD 0 xlf, f MI' f 1 0 m fl ,, if ,Kg tw aff 424' 1 5 Qi of ly Qff? , UZ gf-.' N4 .V U WX- A W' 0 IU'?u V 15 1 1 ,lgr ' if x N15- rs 5 M I fwjfv A +L M M' ' 520, 9 1, fo 5? fx !-.HX M , W ,I JJ, ' 0 a fi , -A ' 12: E V, NYZUW .4 r 151 il: f f :gg A , X is X 413 I lx ' f M Aff, 5 j W XX 3 W U ,EK x ' Wx Z X , S 1546 W W X E3 K 4 ,x 'hug QL S if W -f NW m 5 XM Q59 ff 3 ' ' J I Q? 1? 93 is xxxls Q J IQ' -an-3 E A A um' 'K-31 -or ,Q asfiewsuaaml THE Seventy-eight students belong to the band this year. This is one of the largest bands Ne- Ca-Hi has ever had. These outstanding musi- cians have regular rehearsals every day seventh period. During the football season they prac- tice every Wednesday night at Taggart Stadium in preparation for the halftime performance at the football games. Their activities include participation in dis- trict and state festivals-county, district, and OUR DIRECTOR Mr. Willard E. Keen has completed his fifth year as the director of the New Castle High School's Instrumental Music Department. He has worked untiringly toward making our band and orchestra the best in this part of Pennsyl- vania. As a veteran musician he is most capa- ble of doing a good job, and we are quite proud of him. NE-CA-HI'S DRUM MAJOR Our handsome drum major this year is a hardworking chap with a great deal of musical knowledge. Kenny Carr has done a good iob in directing the band at the parades and in the ' formation planning during the football season. , - Good work, Ken! BAND state contestsf providing music for the class day programp sponsoring a dance in the early springg marching in paradesp radio broadcasts: a booth at the School Fairy participating in the spring music festivalg and many others. The joint per- formance with Lincoln High School at halftime during the Ne-Ca-Hi-Ellwood City football game was the first event of its kind in which our band participated. First Row: Mr. Willard Keen, director, Ralph A. West, Francis Cardella, Barbara Hill, Sallie Baatz, Margie Capezio, Maxine Slavonsky, Patty Picarro, Joan Foster, Judy Carlon, Joanna Audia, Adele Fiscus, Chris lorio, Joe Cardello, Kenny Carr. Second Row: Mary Heaney, Patricia Finnin, Barbara Lutch, Sal Davelli, John Duff, Bill Brasile, Joe DeVivo, Dave Todd, Glenn Lowery, Tony Ross, Robert Passalinqua, Jim Joseph, Bob Kyle, Patty Hink, Morton Markley. Third Row: Vincent Lombardi, Jack Ort, Ralph Lombardo, Nickie Monica, Hettie Meadows, Mary Lou Glenn, John Fulena, Richard Alfera, Walter Scott, Carol Lutz, Nancy Campbell, Joe Steforio, Jerry Earl. Fourth Row: Tom Naple, Andy Domenick, Bill Davis, James DoVidio, Philip Pirlozzi, Edward Conti, Ronald Fagnilli, Jim Stiffler, Larry Tavolier, Tom Anderson, Kent Malley, Paul Pagley, Tom Bromley. Fifth Row: William Ford, Bob Nocera, Dick Elliott, Sara Finnin, Fred Hartfelder, Alan Greenberg, Alfred Boyd, Russell Connelly, James De Muccio, John Hake, Bob Toth, Ed Leonhardt, Chuck Wingfield. Sixth Row: Neal Koch, James Mardis, Philip Hall, Dave Tucker, Fred Cooney, Bill Twaddle. BAND AND ORCHESTRA OFFICERS President Tom Naples Secretary Marian Ahlquist Treasurer James Joseph Manager Dave Tucker Librarian Neal Koch Drum Maior . Ken Carr Student Conductor-Band Charles Farcxone Student Conductor-Orchestra Joseph Cardella DISTRICT BAND PARTICIPANTS Tom Naples, Neal Koch, Dave Tucker, Russell Connelley, Kent Malley, Chuck Faraone, Joseph Cardella, Joe De Vivo. 95 their First Row: Darlene Smetana, Nancy Orlando, Frances Parenti, Barbara Dunlap Nancy logan, Nancy Branscome. Second Row: Betty Ann Malley, Diane Brown, Laverne Jackson, Judy Bender Treecase, Adrienne Lloyd. MAJORETTES STEP WITH PEP This year these high-stepping girls were chosen mainly for ability to twirl. Our maiorettes do an exceptional amount of practice in preparation for their performances. During foot- ball season they practice with the band every third and seventh periods and oftentimes by themselves without Miss Beneke's assistance. They are selected in April for the following year. These girls put a great deal of practice into their preparation and really deserve a lot of credit. Head Maiorette Nancy Branscome Assistant Head Maiorette Darlene Smetana First Row: Sandra DeRosa, Natalie Colecchi, Janet Prioletti, Mary Ann Farone. Second Row: Betty Ann Molley, Diane Brown, Laverne Jackson, Judy Bender, Barbara Waddington. COLOR GUARDS B Mfr' Left to right-Bud Kincaid, Ted Smathers, John Pazzo, James These boys make the crew you see heralding the famous band of Ne-Ca-Hi. During football season they practice with the band, and when the band is preparing for a parade, these boys are right there stepping along beside them. ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Willard E. Keene, is comprised of approximately fifty musically gifted students. This is one of the most active organizations in our school. They perform for the senior play, the school play, and the Student Council play. They give concerts for different P. T. A. units throughout the city and also for the students of the different junior high schools. A booth at the School Fair, oper- band and orchestra, is always ated iointly by the a main attraction. The orchestra participates in the district and the county, district, state orchestra festivals and and state music contests. An important occasion is the provision of music for the commencement exercises. The orchestra also takes part in several radio broadcasts. The big event of the year for them is the displaying of their talents in the Spring music festival. Come ,Mag Humphrey. around during first period some day. The sweet notes coming from the auditorium will relax you. DISTRICT ORCHESTRA PARTICIPANTS Tom Naple Kent Malley Janet Nielson Joe Cardella Virginia Robinson Russell Connelley Those who Kent Malley Ed Conti Joe Cardella James Haven , , . Ed Conti festival. :V X A Q!! f ftp Od X, 3 My xlxf X 12,1 bll fl F5916 B iff O 3 if 006 TX 4' .sfalgg-N-.Cs-X 'Q R3 5 4 if st Q Q 73 97 won first chairs Marmee Houk Marian Ahlquist Patty Picarro James Haven Rita Nolte Ed Conti are: lst Horn 2nd Horn 4th Horn Ist Bassoon was selected to participate in the state orchestra 1. 'xv Q f' WL ff H: Ss, , 41.e'W' M .ff ':-- 2 lei if -ws: ' '4 . ., y ... . ' 2 R92 5,22 ng .,??.,g. gm., I ' Wh W, Na O-'N :gi 0 ig ,Q Q, 5,4 , . ..,, f -.vii ,, gi u .1-4? il U km. ,WQMQ -fu . W' 3 ,G -u sf ' WN 'ff 'Q l 2 ' ,N MW I CONCERT CHOIR First Row: Judy Laurell, Sylvia Turco, Maris Martin, Paul Cozza, Lawrence Vatter, Jim McQuiston, Chuck Rigby, Dal Dout, Ed Delliquadri, James Stoner, Harvey Black, Elizabethann Fisher, Eleanor Novotne, Barbara Soupart. Jerry Balo, Third Row: Dave Young. Fourth Row: Levine, Sam Leonard, Francis Anastasia, Roger Hicks, John Georgadis, Marcia McMurray, Barbara Taylor. The Vocal Department is composed of the Concert Choir, the Girls' Choir, the Mixed Chorus, and their various en- sembles, quartets, trios, and soloists. Mr. E. C. Book is the director. These groups are very active throughout the school year, Some of their many activities are: Mid-Western Teachers' Institute P.T.A. Programs at Harlansburg and East Lawrence High Schools Program for the Women's Club Program for the Junior Reading Circle Presented Television Program on Teen Time Traditional Christmas Assembly at Ne-Ca-Hi Program at the Rotary Club Christmas Program at Mahoningtown School Christmas Caroling at school and throughout the New Castle district Programs at Ben Franklin and George Washington Junior Higl- Schools Program For New Castle Business College Mid-Western District Chorus Festival Stare Chorus Festival Forensic Music Contest: the district contest as Edinburg Stats Teachers College and the state contest at York Pa, Programs for Lions and Kiwanis Clubs The Fourth Annual Music Festival here at school Programs for Spring Assemblies Yearly Out-of-Town Concert trip K? r - 5 y- 'fx' ll'.X N 'Nff use si Second Row: Evelyn Chappell, Elvi Sacripant, Barbara Williams, Joe Vally, William Rice, Richard Klugh, George Georgeadis, Rosenberger, Jim Lutz, Evan Thomas, Joyce Johns, Mary M, Grossman, Mary A. Travers, Carol Mollic, Joanne Peggy Smith, Phyllis Newmark, Sharon Hoyland, Larry Schweikert, Bill Hoffman, Glen Glass, William Court, Dayton, Jim Mayne, Chuck Beshero, Mildred Lawrence, Sandy Richards, Joan Pandolph, Helen Cover, Carole Barbara Double, Judy Vaga, Carolyn Moss, Jo Ann Gennock, Barbara Vago, Charles Faraone, Kenn Carr, Phil Bell, Kathie Rosenberger, Kathy Romeo, Barbara Baer, Helen OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Librarians Jim Stoner a Advertising Manager Robe Chairman and Assistant Sergeant at Arms Accompanists Judy Laurell Bill Hotifman Chuck Rigby Carole Young nd Fran Anastasia Kathy Romeo Marcia McMurray, Sylvia Reese Paul Cozza , Joanne Gennock, Carol Mollic, Carole Young, Sylvia Turco Student Conductor Assistant Conductor Bill Hoffman Chuck Faraone 215.9 .i ,Q UI 5 MIXED OCTET Front Row1 Judy Vago, Sylvia Turco , Eleanor Novotne Back Row: Sylvia Reese, Glen Glass, Sam Leonard, Jim Lutz 99 Bill Rice, Peggy Smith, KY I I , is lx. r 3 XY v-1 A V Y 1 .QA --r W mx 4-we -rv ,ff , 3 ,rn-f A... V.. GIRLS' CHOIR Pionisr-Rim Nolte First Row: Clarabell Brown, Nancy Lee Cook, Karhy Pappas, Grace Marvin, Lorena Morris, Bonnie Coasr, Barbara Ann Cerbes, Joyce Anrrila, Ruby Hill, Mr, E. C. Book. Second Row: Sally Marquis, Sally Wingfield, Elaine McQuisron, Glenda Ward, Gloria Cummins, Linda Klingensmifh, Annefle Pazzo, Nancy Wagner, Laura Russell, Anna Mae Tait. Third Row: Joan Bodendorfer, Flareen Colella, Marilyn Shingle-r, Carole Srevenson, Gail Koch, Barbara Ann Vago, Marian Clark, Shirley Hill, Harrier Brolhers, Gwendolyn Rankin, Marjorie Banlns GIRLS' ENSEMBLE From Row: Joyce Johns, Carole Young, Barbara Baer, Jo Ann Gennoclx, Helen Cover, Marcia McMurray, Evelyn Chappell mon- Baclc Row: Karhy Romeo, Mildred Lawrence, Kathy Ros enberger, Barbara Vago, Carolyn Moss, Barbara Double. ion! I '. 1' 55 r lOO BOYS QUARTET Judy Laurell, accornpanrsl Roger Hicks Chuck Rigby, Chuck Faraane Bull H05 T' 4 THE MIXED CHORUS First Row: Patty Geddis, Cynthia Simone, Carol Jamison, Helen Vassilion, Beverly Micco, Don Nocera, Robert Hitch, Ronald Rose, Charles Long, Charles Cavaricci, George Davis, Alex Russo, Tom Perdue, Lynda Hamill, Annette Mastrian, Mary Lou Oddi, Carol Jenllins, Jayne Usselton, Elvira Francazio, Mr. E, C. Book. Second Row: Mary Jo Sullivan, Sadie Scott, Carol Campbell, Thelma Newton, Sandra Gormley, Loretta Parou, Tony Monaca, Bob Dolling, Otto Ritter, Don McCartney, Jude Reinhard, Michael De Mario, Ray Preston, Bob Long, Bertha Germani, Lois Ann Frengel, Sue Carroll, Katherine Weber, Carolyn Zuboslsi, Carol Nicholson, Third Row: Jerri Hraczo, Kay Kotchish, Myrna Campbell, Corrine Trott, Loretta McHenry, Bill Nocera, Alvin Eakin, Walt Bixler, Harry Price, John McCormick, Patsy George, Art Oberleitner, Richard De Vincentis, Robert Montgomery, Myrna Venditto, Patty Geddis, Beverly Black, Caroll Ritter. Fourth Row: Netta De Mattio, Charlotte Gennaula, Nancy Hoffman, Phyllis Gennoclx, Mary Ann McBride, Ed Gott, Jesse Horton, John Buckner, Alex Metta, Dave Melder, Frank Haid, James Bellack, John Fulena, James Palmer, Robert Minner, Fred Cooney, Louise Johns, Sandra Wonner, Serena Rashid, Martha Talaganis, June Mittler. T STARDUST PRODUCTION SQUAD First Row: Lois Watt, Nancy Branscome, Connie Smith, Kay Lewis, Peggy Marburger, Sue Carroll, Mary Lou Glenn. Second Row: Mildred Lawrence, Judy Levine, Fred Cooney, Johnny Coy, Jo Ann Pearson, Nancy Armstrong. Third Row: Kathy Romeo, Donna Boyd, Shirley Myers, George Davis, Elaine Frazier, Miss Mildred Burleson. an TOT ,ya 1, Y 5 ' ,mu S ,, L vl , X ? vi , 3 at LN ' ,, A , ,I 3 Q +-, U-Y Ag My 5 iq 5: ' -fLgg,.g 09:1 . ....... .dgsgln Y ' it ,E ,ff h li :- - Tlx AV ' gguvwd' ' L' ' iii MMS T M 22 V- 14, g 2 K W :ff-,F ,M ' V 2 Jig A 2 . 1 5 I wx i , V . V3 fx, , ,f I , 1 , , 1 2 fizgw if ' I ., .A n ,N .K t , HC, fi 'L' . 4 ' ev, 4 v ,M f. ,H H .4 1 fe 4 ' - ' . Mafia' A K f Fav' 'Q ,gif ff' s, J V if 4. Z wr 1 ,ns 'lf' .M',ff' ,L 3 md 1 v , l From Row: James Bellock, Ray Machesney, Sally Cicerone, Carole Young, Donna Battley, Leonard Cozza, Phil Levine, Arthur Vogan. Back Row: Bob Nocera, Elsa Carenbauer, Suzanne Chesney, Andrea Johnson, Beverly Carr, Barbara Wiley, Frances Grossman, Joye Delle Thompson, David Perdue. STARDUST The school play Stardust , written by Walter Kerr, was presented on March 4, 1955 under the direction of Miss Mildred Burleson. Mr, Bach Dean of Women Prudence Mason Claire Carter Jerry Flangcin Arthur Scott, Jr. Janet Ross Phil Ford Marian Phipps John Redman Cynthia Keene Raimund Brown Mavis Moriarity Miss Freeman Miss Robinson Miss Jones Tad Voorhis Stella Brahmis Ray Machesney Marilee Klein Carole Young Sally Cicerone Leonard Cozza Arthur Vogan Donna Battley Philip Levine Barbara Wiley Dave Perdue Suzanne Chesney Bob Nocera Andrea Johnson Elsa Carenbauer Joye Delle Thompson Frances Grossman Jim Bellock Beverly Carr xxx is ATHLETICS f Cwlm 1: '1 Q' K Q x ff? WL D 0 f N B WV J' X N 034 Ju if f 1 XJ 'ZX G u .KEYS , Ofvfxl 0 11 h :lZM :Lrg X t N. of .1 P x if if N31 F09 f, U fi iff I 'gig fv n? Ef 'W F ,XM 5 14:02 G ,fijfigwl R25 ,. 2 1 M Q .7 0 ,'z' U' P r 'F'EK1'1Q'E 'wi QQ f 0 A13 Q mr 1 mf., 39? lg, gig 1 Q in X , 15541 'Q 'mf if 1' GR A N: Hi . 32 22 u fj fi, 4 ' QDWV E r ww 2 Y W 5 QV A5316 K 'E 0 l ff 9 3' - 1' Q In Qfjw my n X, i rx WD .sf QQNL5 Q9 YP fx ' G ' 0 3,31 s ff 5'fNL mp 'NA 1u O4X, glknqi w V-1 Q Fw Q ,Vi o .Ai lx' P 51 few I A 4 A b H X YS xi l mu QQ x ff Q X y V' Cbqxxg -K IA Q Una W X V C First Row: Amodie, F, Bongivengo, Bonci, Joseph, Melder, Cwynar, Reiber, Anastasia, Myers, D. Bongivengo, Tate, Frengel. Second Row: Cannon, Mgr., Mclntyre, Mgr., Librandi, Johnson, Armino, R, Abraham, Duncan, Boak, Welther, Belknap, Man- cine, Natale, Brothers, Perrotta, Glenn, Mgr., Dicks, Mgr. Third Row: Coftio, Massie, Casalandro, Morgan, McTaggart, Conrad, J. Abraham, Singer, Peak, Jones, Kovack, Alexander, Walker, Cucitrone, Shich, Stone, Mgr. THE PIGSKIN In the season's opener with Carrick, Francis Anastasia scored the opening touchdown. Tom Amodie dashed thirty-three yards around left end on a reverse for a TD to give the Canes a T4-7 halftime lead. In the fourth period, Julian Cwynar climaxed an eighty yard drive with the final TD. The Hurricanes captured the opener by a 20-T3 score. The Hurricanes went wild against Fifth Avenue. Dave Bongivengo scored three touch- downs. Other touchdowns were scored by Cwy- ner, Anastasia, Morgan, J. Abraham, Amodie, and Brothers. The Cane Subs saw much action in the latter half of the game. The Hurricanes displayed great power in their 59-6 victory. Ne-Ca-Hi, playing host to Erie Academy, outplayed their opponents throughout the entire game. Penalties and fumbles stopped the Hur- ricane ofTensive machine at practically every crucial moment during the game. The Hurricane COACHES . James, W. Klee, P. Bridenbaugh fhead coach, G. Thomas, G. Binder. 0 4 4.-,f '- inf -s - J A 106 ,gywi fx '-an-ff' defense was outstanding The entnre game was played In Erle Academy terrltory A Howie Myers to Bull Relber oass was good for the one lone touchdown whnch gave Ne Ca HI a 60 victory Ne Ca Hn mvadnng the Sharon Tigers had trouble ln the operatlons of the Brudy machnne The Hurricanes capitalized on a Tiger fumble whnch was recovered by Ronnle Abraham Frank Bonglvengo scored from the four yard llne and Eugene Brothers scored on a brnlllant oass Inter ceptton Sharon overcame New Castles four teen game wmnmq streak by handing the Canes a 21 to 13 defeat Unpreductable McKeesport managed to overcome New Castle at Taggart Stadlum Eu gene Brothers on a ount return raced fifty enght yards for the Hurrucanes only touchdown A McKeesport pass at the close of the fourth pertod gave the Tngers a 12 6 triumph In a game wuth Farrell Tom Amodne scored on an off tackle play to put the Canes ahead 6 0 The Nlght Rlders scored two touchdowns on comblnatuons of passes and lme bucks Amo due again scored on a pntchout from Bonglvengo and also made the extra point The game ended In a 1313 deadlock Dave Bonglvengo threw three touchdown passes agaunst Erne East unvaders and also scored once Tom Amodue tallued twuce for touchdowns and converted four extra poxnts Francls Anas tasla and Frank Bonglvengo also scored In the 34 10 victory over Erle East Fifth Avenue CPlttsburghJ Ene Academy Sharon McKeesport Farrell Erte East Washmgton Har Brack Ellwood Player Brothers Bongwengo Conrad Amodle Bonglvengo Natale Cwynar Abraham J Myers Morgan Player Abraham J Bongwengo D Myers Bonglvengo Natale SEASON S RECORD GROUND GAINING Opponent TOTALS Gam 0 6 4 560 6 PASSING TOTALS t Completed lost The Hurrncanes met Washmgton In a thrill game Bull Reuber scored the opening TD On J 24 yard pass from Dave Bonguvengo Tom Amo due streaked around left end for twenty mne yards and another TD Dave Bongnvengo broke loose for fifty three yards to the Presidents ten yard llne and two plays later scored from the two An unsuccessful t1eld goal attempt by Washmgton and a game savlng tackle by Duck Conrad gave th Canes a spme tmglung 21 20 victory The Canes In a spoller role invaded un defeated Har Prack at the Tigers home grounds Tom Amodue scored two touchdowns on out stand ng passes by Dave Bonglvengo A Har Brack fumble which was recovered by Mark Tate paved the way for a Julian Cwynar touch down When the aame had ended the favored Tugers undefeated nn twenty three games had lost to Ne Ca Hl2113 ln the f1nal clash of the season the Hurrn canes met Ellwood Cltv at Ewing Park Early In the second quarter Ellwood scored the opemng TD The Canes quuckly followed sunt on a Dave Bonglvengo to Anastasia pass Wuth about four minutes to play In the fourth period Bonglvengo the Canes veteran half back tallied from the mne yard llne A costly penalty progressed EII wood f1fteen yards to the New Castle three yard lme The stubborn Hurricane llne held for three downs but on fourth down Ellwood hat pay dlrt gtvnng them a 13 13 tae New Castle Avg 1480 758 533 42 353 350 293 236 160 100 Gam c 4 50 0 0 for Tom Amodle, Francls Anastasia, and Mark Tate recelved varlous honors theur fine playmg In the Press Several key lnlurles hmdered the Hurncane squad The season ended wnth sux wlns, two losses, and two tles 107 1 . . - ' I . . S , . '. . - . ' , - . , . . . . ' I I r ' 1 1 , . - l . - - ' T ' I I . I - . - 1 - - , . ' I - ,Q , I Carrick I3 20 ' ' 6 59 ' . 0 6 13 21 .. 6 12 , 13 13 ' 10 34 ' . 20 21 - 13 21 13 13 Att. ' . 7 1 4 0 , ' , D. 88 8 17 . 3 16 O . ' 105 117 . 1 ' , F. 47 202 36 . 2 7 0 . .. 107 33 22 . , . 11 38 12 . 5 8 0 . 1 1 0 . A t. ' P t. , , . 2 1 7 . 0 1.1 -,,' TIAS ' , . 61 24 73 .393 In O 6 2 21 .333 ' ' , F. 10 3 37 .30 Y , , 2 0 0 .00 1 , - , ,-,. . -,,,,, ,,, ,, UVQWG ufoxnxmpvix, 9v5v0v'3vOv0vOv0v0v0X Lx,OXp.,cxpN ' QvOYOVOv0YOVOYO+OVOx KQVOVOV VUYOX vOYGV0YOyOx ' ' ' Q10 MOV o OV OYOX OVOX ,0NA1,O fOVOYON uf wow w0vC1f 3vOxfCX clk iii -- ff! .H A ! 1 fx ti Q Back Row: Howie Myers, Ray Coleman, Bill Reiber, Walter Mangham, Dave Bongiv vengo, Francis Anastasia. Front Row: Don Jenkins, Frank Bongivengo, Dave Ritchie, fmanageri Lou Faraone BASKETBALL Bill Carr PRE-LEAGUE GAMES New Castle 79 Erie Fast 31 New Castle 61 Meadville 42 New Castle 70 Erie Strong Vincent 64 New Castle 65 Butler 61 New Castle 50 Ford City 61 New Castle 68 Sharpsville 52 New Castle 64 Ursuline 44 Ne-Ca-Hi 46 Farrell 53 Farrell out-paced New Castle in the latter part of the second quarter with a successfully needed attack. The 'Canes played good defen- sively. Mangham had 17 points and Bill Reiber scored 13 points. Ne-Ca-Hi 92 Ambridge 55 Walt Mangham again played outstanding ball scoring 22 points and hauling in 31 re- bounds. Four other 'Canes hit the double figure column. Carr was second with 17 points fol- lowed by Georges with 16 points. Faraone and Fitzpatrick chipped in with 10 points each. The road to victory looked easy as the 'Cane tive worked as a machine. Ne-Ca-Hi 78 Beaver Falls 54 Walt Mangham led his teammates to vic- tory with 32 points and 34 rebounds. Frank Bongivengo had 11 points and played outstand- ing ball. Ne-Co-Hi 75 Aliquippa 40 Walt Mangham scored a cool 30 points. Lou Faraone and Frank Bongivengo set up many plays and did a 'fine job defensively. Georges scored 12 points and steady Bill Carr aided with 10 points. Ne-Ca-Hi 50 Sharon 66 Sharon hit an amazing 4700 of their shots while the poor 'Canes were good for only 2700. The absence of virus-stricken Georges after the opening minutes of the first quarter didn't help much. Walt Mangham, suffering from 3 fouls in the first quarter, and Bill Carr were high with 10 points each. Bill Reiber and Dave Bongi- vengo contributed 9 and 8 points respectively. Ne-Ca-Hi 75 Ellwood 44 Both Bongivengo and Faraone played their usual steady game with Lou scoring 11 points. Mangham scored 24 points for a brilliant 6600. Francis Anastasia had 9 points. Ne-Ca-Hi 50 Farrell 55 Our Ne-Ca-Hi basketeers played their hearts out trying to upset Farrell. Walt Mangham led the disastrous crusade with 26 points including 30 rebounds. Ne-Ca-Hi 89 Ambridge' 66 John Georges scored 28 points with his deadly iump shots. Carr and Mangham had 14 points each with big Walter picking ot? 32 re- bounds. Ne-Ca-Hi 91 Beaver Falls 50 The 'Cane hoopers went crazy and Coach Milanovich did all he could to hold the score down. He let loose his second five and they Standing: Ray Coleman, Bill Carr. Kneeling: Bill Reiber, Howard Myers, Coach Milanovich, Dave Bongivengo, Francis Anastasia. gobbled points up like a pack of hungry wolves. Mangham recorded 30 points. Georges had 14 points and Reiber and Faraone had ll points each. Ne-Ca-Hi 66 Aliquippa 50 Although the Quips led at half time by a 30-25 margin, the big 'Cane team proved too much for the steel mill town. Mangham led the pack with 22 points, followed by Georges with T8 points and Carr with l4. Mangham set a new record with 37 rebounds. Ne-Ca-Hi 73 Sharon 65 The 'Canes evened it up with Sharon. Wal- ter Mangham ended the night becoming the highest scoring Ne-Ca-Hi player to perform in Section 3. He scored 25 points. John Georges earned 24 points and Carr, the 'Canes' long set shot artist, hooped in T2 points. Howie Myers also played a fine brand of basketball. Ne-Ca-Hi 68 Ellwood 61 ln overcoming their rivals, Mangham chalked up 29 points. Georges and Carr had 8 points with Reiber scoring 6. This game con- cluded the season. The Ne-Ca-Hi Cagers of '55 recorded the best section record Q9-33 in T3 years and the best season record C15-41 in 20 years. They finished in second place in Section 3. The T956 season should prove outstanding with many veterans returning. MANGHAM broke the high school's individual scoring mark for section play with 281 points which also stands as a new league mark for a 12 game season. Walter averaged 30 rebounds per game. He became the tirst 'Cane player to pick off 37 rebounds in one game, to average 23 points a game, and to win the section scoring crown as a iunior. New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle NON-LEAGUE 58 Meaclville 53 New Wilmington 48 Butler 63 Ford City 59 Sharpsville 77 Ursuline SECTION III 32 Farrell 64 Ambridge 39 Beaver Falls 42 Aliquippa 38 Sharon 44 Ellwood 38 Farrell 33 Ambridge 68 Beaver Falls 53 Aliquippa 46 Sharon 70 Ellwood .IV BASKETBALL MANAGERS Bill Eve, Franklin Brown, Dave Ritchie, Ken Carr INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Total points: Richard Vago Field goal percentage: Jerry Fitzpatrick Foul throw percentage: Jerry Fitzpatrick Assists: John Leitera Loose balls recovered: Don Jenkins, John Offensive rebounds: Richard Vaga Defensive rebounds: Richard Vago TEAM STATISTICS Total points Opposition Field goal percentage Foul throw 184 3800 612 44 Leitera 58 85 140 925 847 3300 530s Don Jenkins and Jerry Fitzpatrick helped strengthen the var- sity team. The season ended with nine wins and nine losses, Six of the losses were by one or two points. The experience and fine coaching received by the team will benefit them in their future playing as members of the varsity team. Front Row: Jerry Has- SOn, Wayne Grannis, Dave Jesser, Alex Rus- so, John Leitera. Back Row: Dave Ritchie, Richard Bigley, Dave Alexander, Richard Vago, Carl Singer, Eli Danilov. 'Ill CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Paul Sanders, Bob Rowe, Frank Johnson, Jerry Hassan, Bob Ceartoss. Buck Row: Mr. Cowmeadow, Phil St. Moritz, Jim Reiber, John Buckner, Harry Price, Ray Preston. CROSS COUNTRY meadow, New Castle won their third W.P.I.A.L. championship in eight years of competition. The team came in second in the State Meet. This year, the Harriers had no individual star, but was strictly a team unit. Next year has great possibility of a repeat win, for there are several dependable mores and juniors to carry the load. New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle New Castle RECORD T5 Beaver 23 Hickory 'I5 Meadville 21 Alaqusppq 24 Mt. Lebanon 15 Meadville 30 Ambridge Won 6 Lostl sopho- 40 32 40 34 31 40 25 Frank Johnson is pictured presenting the W.P.I.A.L Cross-Country trophy to Mr. C. B. Book. .IV CROSS CCUNTRY Standing: Austin Cowmeadow, Mike Forbeck, Ronald Mitchell, Franlx Calabrese. Seated: Gerry Schweikert, Don Mitchell, Jim Eckleberger. TENNIS TEAM ln the spring of last year, several boys organized a Tennis Team with the help of Mr. Orrie G. Mathews. Matches for the team were arranged with Youngstown schools, who have been active in Tennis for many years. Because of the date for the printing of this annual, the picture was not available last year. Below is a picture of the first Tennis Team consisting of six members: Craig McBurney First man Gerald Lee Second man Thomas Crawford Third man Francis Anastasia Knot picturedj Fourth man Robert Brinton Alternate Fifth man Craig Choate Alternate Fifth man Kneeling: Craig Choate, Bob Brinton. Standing: Tom Crawford, Gerry Lee, Craig McBurney. 113 First Row: Mary Ann Cepro, Joanne Johnson, Nancy Branscome, Putty Santangelo, Rose Giordano, Gracie Natale, Patty Picarro, Marcella Ciotto, Mary Lou Cwynar, Sally Marquis, Francey Grossman, Carol Bigley, Beverly Weis, Gloria Barletto. Second Row: Sondra Wonner, Connie Smith, Joan Le Parkes, Janice Gillest, Nancy Reebel, Janet Lewis, Ruthie Adams, Rita Mariacher, Peggy Mangine, Nancy Ray, Jeanie McGuirk, Barbara Baer, Barbara Taylor, Nancy Leiblic. Third Row: Vicki Ranucci, Sondra Fowler, Eileen Hammond, Elvira Fran- cazio, Petty Dean, Bernice Cumo, Carole Young, Carolyn A. Haley, Kay Lewis, Ann Richards, Judy McDermott, Andrea Johnson, Janet Nielsen, Janet Minteer, Leah Wine, Amy Johns. Fourth Row: Connie Lou Powell, Darlene Ann Smetana, Donna Lou Nanni, Patty Data, Barbara Foster, Pat Wheeling, Shirley Parshall, Gaye Laurell, Nancy Williams, Judy Gerst, Nancy Armstrong, Patty Lasky, Susie Russell, Judy Burley, Kathy Romeo, Jo Ann Gennock, Judy Levine, Kathie Harrah. HFS' ROWC JBOY1 MCGCGYYI DOWN! B07'l9Yf Mildred Kefmedh MGYY lou Mele, Geraldine Rico, Joye Delle Thompson, Barbara Lynch, Dee lOreS Kvlvnie, JOOHHC 5Cl Ull0Y, BUNNY N091 JOYCE Beeglef CU'0lYf' Olocz, Mary Ann Yoho, Patty Geddes, Second Row: Rose Marie Colin, Gwen BOYSH VUHEYU C0VfWfl9h7, MUVY l-OU RYl'0l, Sandy Wochner, Jo Ann Spears, Eleanor Lamont, Lois Ann Frengel, Rosa Ona, Anita Colatruglio, Peggy Kennedy, Betsy Dougherty, Peggy Patterson, Susan Perry. Third Row: Judy Richards, Faith Allay, Natalie Colecchi, Mary Fundoots, Louise Seth, Rosalie DiLullo, Cornelia Dattilo, Anita Russo, Ruth Mrazek, Adele Richards, Julianne Popovich, Nancy Reinhart, Judy Wimer, Roberta Schell, Jeane Lase, Janet Taylor, Theresa Croach. Fourth Row: Phyllis Gennock, Sara Finnin, Joyce Flak, Helen Langan, Harriette Smith, Betty Sarko, Shirley Michael, Carole Golla, Theresa Mastrangelo, Emily Zohniser, Zeta Graziani, G.AL Charlotte Siergiei, Joanne Beegle, Elaine Frazier, Marilee Klein, Jo Ann Wimer, Toni Pagley, Kay Kotchish. OFFICERS President Jean McGeary Vice President Phyllis Fuleno Secretary-Treasurer Elvira Francazio Recording Secretary Lucille Marrangani The Girls' Athletic League, formerly the Squad Leaders, is composed of approximately 150 girls. Two able supervisors, Miss Phyllis Beneke and Miss Mary Nonefl, direct the girls in their activities which include a booth at the School Fair, sell- ing candy at Ne-Ca-Hi basketball games, an annual banquet, andthe gym exhibition. To earn a position in the G. A, L. a girl must have earned at least 50 points by participation in any of several sports. This prerequisite ties in with the purpose of the club which is to give the girls a diversified knowledge of various sports and to gain a standard of physical fitness. On the first and third Tuesdays of every month, the girls assemble in the gym For a business meeting. Every day a group has physical education in the gym. XB 59 First Row: David Perdue, Bob Kyle, Vince Ross, Jerry Bailey, Bob Palmer, Gilber Plant, Joe Aven, Vince Angiolelli. t Second Row: Mr. Joe Thompson, Clem Crisci, Angelo Di Muccio, Findley Boyd, Dave Perilla, Howard Andy, Donald Piccari, Charles Long, Wayne Messner, Howdy Duncan, Frank Venditto. Third Row: Larry Tavolier, Clarence Russell, Tommy Augostine, Gene Gianguili, Jerry Passerrillo, Edward Suchonic, Duke Morosky, Ed Dingledy, Jeff Beacham Bob Wiech. 1 Fourth Row: Tom Schweikert, John Presiner, George Giacumakis, Richard Allen, James Bellock, Sam Fenati, James Di Muccio, Robin Slay, Chuck Seinlrner. BOYS' GYM TEAM THE The Boys' Gym Team, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Thompson, successfully completed its ninth consecutive year in 1955. The Team is organized for the purpose of developing gymnastic skills and general physical prowess in its members. Meetings of the Gym Team are held five times per week, during the fifth period. The efforts of the Team were concentrated on the combined exhibition with the Girls' Athletic League. This was held in the George Washington Gym on March 4, 1955. T15 Grace Natale, Susan Perry, Gwen Boyer, Helen Langan, Harriette Smith, Connie May, Donna Battley, Mary Ann Cepro. CHEERLEADERS Eight varsity cheerleaders and five iunior varsity cheer- leaders make up the Ne-Ca-Hi cheerleading squad. The varsity cheerleaders cheer all home and away basketball and football games. The junior varsity squad leads the band in cheering at the home football games, and they also cheer forthe junior var- sity basketball games at home. The cheerleaders are chosen on their ability to cheer, their personal appearance, and their scholastic standing. They must have a C average or better. The group sponsors a school dance every year and has a booth at the School Fair. Miss Phyllis Beneke is the advisor and drill master of the Cheerleaders. n - -ff ea Lf- sf JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ' Mary Louise Mele, Marlene Weatherby, Jackie Q Lindsley, Mary Lau Ryhal. 6 Not pictured: Connie Smith. Y 116 Dig them Yogos! We give up! Someone's slipping! Boitoms up! Lunch loggers Before or After? 'T' V x wav DE VAUX JEWELERS Rlngs GRANAT Dlamond Bnrthstone Weddmg New Castle s Fmest C ASS RIN S Watches Hamllton Tussot Mouado Elgm OYTISI' NOI'll 1 and Mercer Streets B RIN DLE PRINTING COMPANY LITHO LETTER PRESS Thnrd Generatnon of Hugh Grade Prlnhng FIRST IN FOODS A 8k M SUPER MARKET JOHN L BRINDLE Mgr Phone OL 2 6621 I6 E North street A St M FURNITURE NEW CASTLE PA You Compliments BETTY GAY Wall Be Proud To Its From BETTY GAY O T U Fme Candles Three Locations Say H1 Lander Theater Building Mull Street Youngstown Road L G 102 C Q I Q FIRST IN FURNITURE . . , INC. of S S 'ITB Best Washes Class of 55 HENNON HARDWARE CO Its Hennons If Its Hardware Bengamln Moore Paint Products Calornc Gas Ranges 1239 East Washington Street Phone OL 2 9621 NEW CASTLE TOM SWEET MOTOR SALES For The Best In Used Cars 502 Taylor Street Phone OL 4 2104 BAPTISTE BAKERY Best Wnshes To Ne Ca Hn 1955 Graduates 224 E Washtngton Street OL 2 5361 1707 Wnlmlngton Road Plaza Center OL 4 7573 Compltments of MICHAEL J POl.l.lO Parking Lots Compliments DI CAPRIO QUALITY TAILORING For Ladnes and Gents Custom Tallorlng Dry Cleanlng OL 4 0371 COMPLIMENTS NEW CASTLE DRUG CO M SCHOENBERGER Dependable Prescription Servlce . of PA 1206 South Mill St. New Castle, Pa 119 Compliments DANFORD INC 2I00 Wulmlngton Road NEW CASTLE ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHY Phone OL 4 39II Everythlng Flne In the Bulldung Lune ROBINSON LUMBER CO 210 West Moody Avenue NEW CASTLE PA Dual Olnver 2 6669 HARDWARE LUMBER PAINTS MILLWORK YOU HAVE AN INVESTMENT IN KNOWLEDGE and It was Benlamun Franklin who once said that an Investment In knowledge always pays the best Interest Its up o you graduates to see that your schoolnng has been o good Investment Whether you further your education ln college or enter the business world make the most of your educatnon Our best wlshes for success go to New Castle s Graduates PTULATIONSI GQ Z Q08 Z' X fl 9 7 lu C Q 2 , w 'C IIN U10 YI 90 RAIIUA IIIN PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY 'I20 of . . . ,, I j . ,, . U I t ' 4 I I - , I p 0f.e...l..J1L A ' . . N Congratulations KING S JEWELERS 218 E Washsngton Street New Castle P Compluments WILLIAM H HAINES Plumbmg 8. Supply 130 W Washington Street GUSTAVS PURE FOOD BAKERY Famous For Theur Whnppecl Cream Cakes Phone OL 4 222I 302 E Washington Street Compllments WALTER F KWOLEK AND SON over 34 years In New Castle ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS 2525 E Washmgton Street Phone OL A 577I New Castle Penna to the Class of 55 Courtesy of GEORGE BROTHERS APPLIANCES R D 3 Wllmungton Road Compluments ROYAL TYPEWRITING COMPANY Sales Rentals Repanrs F D WEBSTER Rep Phone OL 2 6102 New Castle Pa 33 East Street 1 . ' , a. of of , Congratulations I of i 'k ' I2I Compllments E B CONNELLY AGENCY A N Established 1898 50 l. S 8. T Bull mg Phone OL 2 2331 Congratulations to Class of 55 Compliments Of from CLALELLA a. CARNEY FLORISTS MEWCAL CENTER PHARMACY 1224 South Mull Street Your Heollh Center Two Stores Flowers for all occasnons Con the southsude across the street from Phone OL 2 72ll lsolys Dmryl 123 E North Street OL 2 8412 Phone OL 2 8141 Compluments Athletuc Equipment Hugh Schools LESTER S MEN S SHOP C0 e-Q65 'O S Meme' 5 ee' SPORTING GOODS STORE Smarter Sportswear Always 105 N Mercer Sfreet xx I 1, Duamonds C Phone OL 4 7709 watches 242 E wushmgfon Sf Sulverware g New Castle Pa 122 of I N S U R C E l . . . 'd' - I 903 Wilmington Avenue of ' Y v . Compliments of Your VARDEN STUDKD lformerly Gold Tone Studloj Best Wishes to the Class of 55 Portraits Weddings Specnalnsts an School Portrovture ll4 N Mercer Street Pl'1One OL 2 5734 New Castle Pa Compliments of THE SCHWARTZ COMPANY Bullders of Lincoln Homes Vusnt our Model on Wulmungton Road Best Wishes to the Class of 55 SHAFFER and MCBURNEY Real Estate and Insurance and Construction Union Trust Bulldlng OL 8 6645 or Ol. 8 6646 Compliments of JOSEPH MIROW Dependable Jeweler 30 East Washnngton Street NT Mens and Boys Store Smce l906 OL 2 9821 New castle New CGSHS PG Compluments JUNEDALE Highest In Qualnty Lowest in Price 123 Qpen daily OL 4-5800 14 N, Mercer Street New Castle, P W I E R ' S - , Pa. I ' ' of Meet Your Friends at New Castles Friendly Drug Store CLUTTON DRUG COMPANY Phone OL 2 3621 226 E Washnngton Street Compliments WILLIAM SIEBANOLLER Bulldmg Contractor OFFICE and HOME Old Plank Rd OL 4 5917 OL 4 9551 Heating Tanning Roof1ng Sheet Metal Work BALL FURNACE 8. ROOFING CO 213 South Mull Street New Castle Pa STANS AUTO SALES 531 Taylor Street Phone OL 2 7176 MERIVALE SHOPS Sportswear Lungerne Hosuery Handbags and Gloves Congratulatuons to the Class of 55 JEFFERSON POULTRY MARKET lDICARLO BROTHERSJ 19 West Market Way Rear Post Oftlce 4 of . . . Compliments Compliments of of OL 2-3421 HI LANDER THEATRE AND SHOPPING CENTER INC Your Patronage WIII Be Appreclated In New Castles Newest Center HI LANDER BEAUTY SALON Hair Styltng Phone OL 4 7351 ELEANOR GRISCHKE Prop For the Best HI LANDER CLEANERS Phone OL 2 7931 HOMM S MARKET Qucluty Meats cmd Groceries Phone OL 8 8261 HI LANDER PHARMACY Prescrnptlons Fountarn Servnce Gutt Items Cosmetucs Phone OL 4 2741 Deluvery Servtce For the Best In Entertainment See the Latest un Pictures at the HI LANDER THEATRE , . I in . Dry Cleaning and Service I I . U 125 Congratulatuons to the Class of 55 courtesy of JACK 8. MARVICE S LEBBY Phone OL 2 6606 Femlnune Fashions 231 E Washington Street New Castle P GEORGE C STEVENS B u I L D E R Resudentlal Industrial Commerclal Oluver 2 8931 NEW CASTLE PA 1707 D Wllmnngton Road Phone Plaza Center OL 4 0451 New Castle Po GREENBERG S Televlslon Appluances Custom Kitchens Best Wishes to the Class of 55 Our Superior Hair Cuts will help you get more kuck out of Weekend Parties ALS BARBER SHOP ALBERT ANASTASIA Prop 341 E Washington Street New Castle P Here the Men as well as the Ladies and Chuldren will recelve attractive Hair Cuts May we have the pleas ure of serving you somet1me'? Bring the family we like company Best Washes to the Class of 55 DUNNS SMART SHOES 211 E Washungton Street New Castle Pa I . - . , , a. I 1 , . ' . , , a. bl' 'k , . f . I , . I I , , , . 126 N Beaver Street New Castle P PAPE BOWEN TILE CENTER FREE ESTIMATES Ceramic Floor and Walltlle All Types of Reslllent Floors Dual OL 4 0641 All Makes RENT Addlng BUY Machunes SELL and REPAIR Typewrlters Authorized Agents For Remlngton Rand Typewrlters and Addang Machines OFFICE MACHINES 8 EOUIPMENT CO The Typewriter Adding Mclchlne Storel 21 N Mall St Phone OL 4 666 NEW CASTLE PA 8 Compliments of FRANCIS MOTOR SERVICE OL 2 5251 Oftice Resldence OL 2 9422 Prlnceton 47 R I JAMES HOGUE Contractor and Bullcler D New Castle P Princeton CASTLE ROOFING 8. SHEET METAL Roofing Heatmg and Sheet Metal Fabricators Office and Shop Route 422 West P O Box 709 Air Condltlonlng Sky Llghts Ventnlatmg Furnace Work For Prompt Courteous T V Servuce Ca Ollver 4 I 631 PENNSERVICE TELEVISION COMPANY 505 Taylor Street New Castle 123 . , Q. A K . - . . 520 Taylor Street New Castle, PG- ' A II R. .6, , o. ' ,PCL ,pm I27 XJ IW WA Yours to Enloy Manufactured by ICE CREAM FACTORY ErnesI' 2 JAMESON ii Q STUDIO 0l.4 532.l NC'-th -i New C Mercer 51 qsfle Pa FINE ICE CREAM AND CANDY Church Affalrs Our Specnalty 916 Croton Avenue 1231 East Washlngton Street Congratulatlons to the Class of 55 J HENRY KLINE LUMBER CO 298 South Beaver Street Phone OL 2 3331 NEW CASTLE PA Best Washes to the Class of 55 Enloy Bordens Ice Cream ot your nelghborhood fountoln ond toke some home wrth you too' rg 406 E TayIor Street OL 2 5861 -m i, on 7--. f I J Il 5 ,gt I Weddings - Banquets - Picnics -9 'A - - . If ' C NEW CASTLE PENNSYLVANIA CONC-RATULATICDNS to the class ot 1955 rom Sleeve Bearmg Headquarters The Most Complete Sleeve Bearing Service in the World Johnson Bronze Company New Castle, Pa. 129 Compliments of GENKINGER AGENCY INSURANCE 29 S Mercer Street NEW CASTLE PA Phone 4 7707 NATIONAL HOMES Homes to Fit Your Pocketbook Visit our Model Home PHILLIP R WINTER INC OL44222 I ewild Drive R D Route 224 West ust A Step Ahead DAVIS SHOE CO FOOTWEAR 219 Washington Street Phone OL 2 6421 GEORGE P McCI.AY Chronograph and Watch Repairing JOHN S HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY Complete Line of Hardware TANNER PLATING COMPANY Wilmington Road Sporting Goods New Castle P0 OL 2 7500 maze Center Machining 81 Hardchrome John J Iorio T707 C Wilmington Road Fcbrlcmmg Plohng New CastIe Pa Phone OL 2 8841 dl ' ' . .32 OL - J - 22 N. Mercer Street ' CO. T30 UNITED ENGINEERING AND FCJUNDRY COMPANY 26N CUNNINGHAM 81 WEINGARTNER FLORISTS Flowers for Every Occasion MIII Street on L NEW CASTLE PA STRIZZI STUDIO Weddung Groups Portraits School and Graduatlon Photographs 6629 2'I5V2 E Washington Street E Compliments ot J B NIELSEN Jeweler and Optometrlst Class Rnngs Washington Street New Ca stle OL 2 3451 NEW CASTLE Cornpluments ELLIOTT 8. WADDINGTON INC 'II6 'II8 N Mercer Street OL 2 7777 NT GITIS for Every Occasnon Decorattve Accessories 243 E Washnngton Street OL 4 57'II THE DANISH PASTRY SHOP Phone OL 2 9961 28 N Ml Street Makers of Fine Cakes an Pastries . ' Ph eO 8- u ' f - - , PA. of New Castle, Pa. It , ' ,Pa. S A I A ' S h I - . 'II . ' d T32 HARRY THE HATS Used Cars 415 South Mull Street CAcross from J BJ OL 23163 FLEMING STEEL COMPANY Steel Structures New Castle Pa PAISLEY PHARMACY PAUL J TURCO B 241 East Washington Street New Castle Pa Phone OL 2 0131 MYERS SHOE STORE 129 E Long Avenue New Castle Pa lliargm Keaaty Salon Slmpllclty ns the Essence of Good Taste 12 E Woshnngton Street New Castle P OL 2 5933 133 ll I II . , . Sc. Shoes for the Entire Family I ll - ' - - ll . ' , a. RENGEL Where all people meet to eat good food Youngstown Road on Route 422 Phone OL 4 2200 Best Wishes Class of 55 Congratulatuons Jlves of Fifty flve CALLS SUPER MARKET A FRIEND Wllmlngton Road SHAFFER MOTORS HAROLD M LEACH Cleanest Cars In Town Real Estate Insurance Temple Bulldmg New Castle Pa OL 22'lO2 O 4'l2'l'l Congratulatnons to Class of 55 BOLOTINS FURNITURE COMPANY 343 E Washington Street OL 4 7784 New Castle P 134 F ' S . , 422 Taylor Street New Castle, P - L - 1 - , a. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 55 We consider it a privilege to know well so many members of the New Casile Hugh School Graduahng Class of June 55 larger life of endeavor and service we want you to know that our good wishes for your success and happiness follow you MAYORS RECREATION PROJECT COMMITTEE HON EDWARD A DeCARBO LT CECIL F SUBER Chairman 35 1 , , . . , , and at this memorable time in your lives, as you en1er inio a , 1 l Best Wishes to the Class of '55 LOCKLEY MACHINE New Castle COMPANY Pennsylvania TIM TEMENSKI Dealer an Fnne Cars Bank Rates No Down Payment OL 2 1480 481 E Washington Street Compluments A FRIEND UNITED SHOE FACTORY OUTLET The Home of Famous Brand Shoes For Everyone Motor Trucking Excavatung and Gracllng New Castle P OL 4 8121 1061 Butler Avenue - . of -Education Never Stops- A, GRAZIANI 8, SONS , a. 136 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK NEW CASTLE PA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatuon wnllnam jf ZBeQIarhn fVery SPUCIOUSJ FUNERAL HOME no extra cost Llmousrne Servxce Invalid Service Day or Nught Phone OL 2 6634 926 Cunnungham Ave New Castle Pa Our Courteous Servnces Never End 22 000 ARTICLES IN HARDWARE Good Hardware Snnce 1861 137 OF 0 In aII America there is no finer and at Compliments of STANDARD STEEL SPRING DIVISION ROCKWELL SPRING AND AXEL CCDMPANY C I I CASTLETON HOTEL CHARLES LUMLEY w as? e Pennsy van' Professional Pharmacist COMMENCEMENT 1955 As graduates receive diplomas from schools all over America let us remember this fact Parents and their children who practice thrift so they can You will also if you try it with a savings account at this bank LAWRENCE SAVINGS AND TRUST CCDMPANY NEW CASTLE PA ELLWOOD CITY PA Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Federal Reserve Bank System 139 pay tor a higher education, know that it pays dividends. Congratulatuons and Best Wishes The Class of 55 MONTGOMERY STUDIO Studio and Candnd Wedding Photographs 'II8 N Mull Street NEW CASTLE PA Congratulations From MATHER BROTHERS COMPANY Jewelers 8. Sllversmlths 213 E Washmgton Street 59 YEARS IN BUSINESS A New And Modern Store To Serve a Modern Community NEW CASTLE STORE 253 East Washington Street NEW CASTLE PA 'I40 To ff ll I R gistered Jeweler A ican Gem Society , . , . - - - KEYSTONE FURNITURE COMPANY Where You Buy It For Less 364 E Woshnngton Street New Costle P Complete Home Furnlsher Compliments CHAPMAN S DAIRY Best Wishes REYNOLDS 81 SUMMERS The Store for Men Young Men and Boys NEW CASTLE PA Congratulations the Class of T955 A FRIEND WATKIN S AGENCY INSURANCE IO6 N Mercer Street OL 2 225I Best Washes To The Clclss of 55 PERELMAN S Jewelry TSIGVISIOD Roclnos Electrlc Applucmces Eost Woshmgton Street NEW CASTLE PA to , cz. of 1 . To The Class Of l M5511 I24 ' I4I BEST WISHES MAY'S DO - NUTS CLARENCE MAY Owner Oh BW. They'-e Good. HAMMOND Music Many Dellclous Varletles Refgll Qnd Wholesale East vvCIS1 lIl'1Q10l'1 Sffeef 1225 East Washington Street NEW CASTLE PA NEW CASTLE OL 4 4141 ggi PITTSBURGH BRANCH ra Built to Serve You Plctured above Kurtz Bros factory and warehouses along with the Plttsburgh Branch contain more than 112 O00 square feet of f1oor space Here under one roof your school annuals are printed bound and covered A plant buult to serve your prlntung needs KURTZ BROS CLEARFIELD PA 142 ll l ll 1 5' A ' , '1 l I lf Q 5 E I B 'ls',.,z--It 1 ' E 1 , , ..- Em: O I O ' I I I DD ,D 0 I 0 GENERAL BANKING SERVICES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAWRENCE COUNTY Established 1855 T955 Our I0OtI'1 Anniversary Organized as a National Bank in T864 Trust Company Acts A Trustee and ID other fiduciary capacnt es UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW CASTLE Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation T4 s Executor, Administrator, Guardian, . . .i 1 3 Best Wishes Class of 55 PENNSYLVANIA ENGINEERING CORPORATION NEW CASTLE PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Uames Gibson trading asl MAXWELL 8i GIBSON QUALITY COAL AND ICE Horne of Original Frozen Custard 3O'l S Mill Street New Castle Pa Phone OL 4 3321 BEST WISHES Compliments TO THE CLASS OF 55 LINGER LIGHT DAIRY NCI-ANS 6 W Mgdlson Avenue E WOSl'1lI 1glOn Slfeei Phone OL 4 5261 New CASTLE PA NEW CASTLE 'I44 of , ' II5- . ' I , ,PA. l.i :NEW F4 Z f f f! mf T21 bv, Swwwe he oun compusre senvlcs WILL soLvE YOUR YEARBOOK PROBLEMS Pwoluclimh fwww 5iecUwYI3pQ4, MQW THE CANTON ENGRAVIN6 8 ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 410 3RD. STREET S.E., CANTON, OHIO 2 .' Q. : M - , ,Q 'f 'H' .5 ji ' . 1 - T , 5 , .fl ' ' WW' 41 ,i Af' X X' - 25 f , C, f ,ffaf ' f 36 XfT 6 TfTTTT 3 1 5 , 0 ,V ' 'ff ,f 'nf - - , Q ,f?f,M,fff A A 44 2 Kfff f4Mf A r iii? 4 . ffwf , 4,17 , !rj,7,Hj5ff ,wr , V, 1, I, U ,A I IXT, 7? V! Zflfg Qaf, , fy 7 , ff Ai 7, f , V.. ,V .dh . L, J , I 1 , A V, , A If A A , V F u fr mg'xq.: , affirm A ,T ' 1, ' ' , L5 4 1' Zaikin. V- rgkjgil' ' ' I' A, , , ' -K' , I L f, I, 'fr I , , E .Q A V, ef 5 - 9 ' f ' , ' ' gf 2, 9 A , , . ,I , A ,5 12 4 W l I f W mt K 0 I is . T CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955 EDWARD J MYERS 501 W OL 48192 RICHARD H LEWIS 2 L OL 2 8748 AQ NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY PEARSON BRICK COMPANY NEW CASTLE PA N FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSN OF NEW CASTLE MIIS D G RAMSEY 81 SONS BUILDERS SUPPLIES HARDWARE PAINTS OL 4 7747 Ph OL 4 7748 306 20 C NEW CASTLE PA inter Avenue Phone - 21 I Avenue Ph - Special ents 115 E. N h S C pl' C 9 I I Cl f 55 f 1 - A . I Ireef N C I . Congratulations Class of T955 GLYN THOMAS PHARMACY 8 E Washmgton Street NEW CASTLE PA OL 2 5821 Compllments SPENCER S Floors and Walls of Dnstunctuon GENERAL FLOOR COVERING COMPANY 21 25 South Mull Street New Castle Pa PLATE AND GLASS 15 S Mercer Street NEW CASTLE PA All Wool Broaclloorn Carpet Reslllent Floor Tales Lnnoleum Vntrollte Glass Walls Ceramnc Tale Floors and Walls Dual OL 2 7794 Carpet and Floor Covering Our Profession Not a Sideline Compluments of JOSEPH B LEYDE T4 COMPANY I G A NOGA FUNERAL HOME 1142 S Mull Street at Reynolds New Castle Pa KEYSTONE LAWRENCE 21 West South Street Dauly Freight Service New Castle Oliver 2 5551 Sharon Pittsburgh Ellwood Cnty NELSONS BOUQUET SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion 129 E North Street New P Phones OLlver 2 6411 ay OLlver 4 4554 night Sunce 1870 MCKINLEY 8. FRANTZ Corner Washington 8. Mercer Streets New Castle Compllments of LAWRENCE LAUNDRY COMPANY A CERTIFIED LAUNDRY 727 729 S Mull Street Phone OL 2 4761 Correct Clothes Are an Important Part o le LEVINE S The Store of Natlonally Advertised Men s Wear Next to Penn Theater I , Castle, Q. Prescription Drug Store ' - - d f L't 1 Everythlng Electrlcal for the Smallest Home or Largest Factory TELEVISION APPLIANCES SERVICE BRUCE AND MERRILEES ELECTRIC CO INC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Phones OL 2 5567 2 5568 and 2 253'l 648 East Washungton Street NEW CASTLE PA KANTZ DEPARTMENT STORE 'II8 I2O East Long Avenue Department Store New Castle Pa Phone 4 3192 Compliments of SILVERMAN S Economy Shoeshop OL 2 3461 See The Newest Class Rings and Puns In Black Onyx Mother of Pearl Ruby and Blue Spiral an 3 Tone Gold Reasonably P iced Al JACK GERSON Your Jeweler Over 34 years In New Castle 200 East Washungton Street NEW CASTLE PA For the Unusual Gift Thmk of THE VILLAGE 30 North Mull Street Come In and browse CHAPPELL S Sunday School 8. Church Supplies Bubles Pvctures Plaques Sacred Records Gospel Muslc Relnguous Goods 'IIO E Washlngton Street New Castle Pa IIO N Mercer Street New Castle Pa I4 d Y. ., . Southside's Leading I . OL , U - H ' I I 9 33N Compllments of ALEXANDER S Westinghouse Appliances Philco Televusnon Mull Street Dual OL 2 6231 Compllments ECKERDS DRUG STORE New Castle Pa Compliments JESSE N KERR The House of Flawless Diamonds H CHILDRENS SHOP 106 N Mill Street OL 4 7441 New Castle P Congratulatlons ROHRERS GUN STORE New Castle Pa 4 0553 BUTZ FLOWERS For Over 103 Years and Sferllng Silver- E WGS1'1InQ1Of1 S1l'ee1 5 N Mull Street NEW CASTLE PA Phone OL 2 7727 'I50 T E ' . ' ' - , a. of 236 E. Washington Street , - , . OL - of Complrments MILLERS SHOE STORE 13 Washungton Street New Castle Pa Compllments SMITH BROTHERS Harness and Saddlery Fine Luggage 114 N Mull Street 2721 New Castle Pa Mens and Boys Sportswear Rawlmg s Sportnng Goods E Washmgton Street OL 2 8471 SELTZER and YOUNG INC General Contractors 1316 Moravua Street New Castle Pennsylvanla OL 8 6667 VILLANOVA INN Speclalnzers the f1nest of ltalnan and Amerlcan Foods P I Z Z A baked while you walt Phone OL 2 5171 OL 8 9474 662 E Washington Street NEW CASTLE PA SEAVY S STUDIO Hugh School and College Photographers NEW CASTLE PA ' of 1 E. ' , , . 106 . ' - ' of , . Dog Supplies . ' OL 2- 1 in ' ' 151 Congratulations e Class of 55 Everything For Your Home Family Car and Your Farm Over 100000 Items SEARS ROEBUCK and COMPANY OL 2 7711 26 N Jetterson St New Castle THE CLAIRE BROWN SHOPPE Distinctive Apparel or Corner Mull and North Streets New Castle Pa BILLMAN S Atlantic Service Groceries Meats Home Made Ice Cream Wilmington Road Phone OLlver 8 9457 ISALY S DAIRY PRODUCTS 1700 Highland Avenue NEW CASTLE LUMBER and SUPPLY CO Lumber Dealers Builders Supplies 425 W Grant Street OL 2 6697 New Castle P Compliments CASTLE STATIONERY COMPANY an D 81 W DIVISION 24 N Mercer Street 22 N Mill Street New Castle P To Th I 1 . . ,Pa. f Distinctive Women 1 i I I - , a. I . - d 8. . . . - I G. 152 Compliments MAHONING FINANCE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 209 N. Liberty Street New Castle P . BOYD and MYERS Funeral Home 208 N. Jefferson Street Phone OL 2-8221 PAGLEY SHOE SERVICE By Having Your Shoes Rebuilt I7 North Mill Street CONGRATULATIONS PAUL S PHARMACY Compliments . C PENNEY COMPANY New Castle Pa. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES From The STROUSS HIRSHBERG COMPANY One of New Castles Better Stores of I , a of lt's Easier To Succeed J . 1 I53 Best Wishes FLEMING MUSIC CENTER 29 N Mull Street MILLER DRUG STORE 38 West Washnngton Street Corner Beaver Phone OL 4 3161 New Castle P MCGRATH S FLOWER SHOP 13 N Mull Street Phone OL 2 O751 New Castle Q11 FOR THAT LOOK ADMIRATION Du GIORGI Beauty Salon 302 V2 Washungton Street Phone OL 4 0721 IfNoAs Cc1IlOL27 5 McBRIDE I SHANNON INSURANCE For Over Fifty Years 238 E Washington St 4 5571 New Castle Pa Best Wishes and Congratulatuons from THE LADIES STORE 108 E Woshlngton Street 154 1 OX ' is tSQfTfQ ' I Q R . V f - 11- 2 67 n wer - 67 I Q, OF 1 CO. . ' . OL - , Pa. , . OK If you can qualufy as a preferred risk Ill bet a dollar to a dough nut I can save you money on your auto Insurance Just call me and see DELACE OLD KING CO Phone OL 4 9141 COMPLIMENTS or PACKARD HOMES INC B J BIONDI INSURANCE REAL ESTATE ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE AND BONDING SERVICE 105 East Long Avenue New Castle P OL 21521 OL 2 3552 Beung Insured Means Secured DRIPPS ATLANTIC SERVICE Lubrication Car Wash Wax Cor Liberty and Madison New Castle Pa OL 8 9182 SULLYS BARBER SHOP 54 years rn Business Arr Conditioned and Spacuous 17 South Apple Way L O I , a. ll ll Room 200 L. S. BQ T. Bldg. I I 155 UNIVERSAL RUNDLE NEW CASTLE PENNSYLVANIA Plants Located In Manufacturers f The World s Finest Bathroom Flxtures Easy Llvmg Kltchen Equipment Ofters Congratulotnons and Best Wlshes to The Class of 1955 156 'A' Camden, N. J., Milwaukee, Wis., New Castle, Pa., Redlands, Calif., Honda, Texas o 1 . . d fl a u . . Congrclfulcufions to The Class of T955 DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS CITIZENS LUMBER COMPANY 401 Neal Street Phone OL 2 6639 DEPENDABLE BUILDING SUPPLIES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T955 6146 ch nc: o IQ nc1Is l7Gl16LI'lgO Chbndf fnc I57 I ' . FLEX O LATOR S INCORPORATED REINFORCED mn. LONGER LASTINGT Tests prove wire Insulators last more than twzce as long as other insulators Tough Penn A Lator wxre pad over the spnngs remforces these products acts as a penna nent barner to keep paddlng out of sprmgs prevents lumpmg sag gmg or coxl feel Penn A Lator Wlre Insulators add years of llfe to mattresses and upholstered furmture ARTHUR W. 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