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

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Row I Row 2 PRE-SESSION SQUAD John Georges, Louis Quahliero, John Hake, Captain, Walter Scott. Walter McCIendon, John Sanchez, Ralph Lombardo, Jim Stoner. ATTENDANCE SQUAD, OFFICE BOYS Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 GUIDANCE SECRETARIES Mike DeMorco, Paul Sanders, Bob Rowe, Geraldine DeCarbo, Wil- liam Hoffman, Mike Mangiarelli, Walter McCIen- don, Chuck McConnell, Ted Hum- phrey, Jim Massie, Guy Natale. Jerry Fitzpatrick, Walter Mang- ham, Dave Jessel, Alfred Boyd, Sam Peak. HALL PATROLS Robert Reider, Joe Monico, Harry Carovaggio, George Joseph, John Court. Frank Venturella, Frank Bongi- vengo, Claude Davis, Joe Shaftic. Frank Hutchison, Don Matteo, Norman Naplen, Jim Massie, Jim Cavill. Jim Shatter, Richard Kelley, John Buckner, Alfred Boyd. 29 , l Lights! Camera! Action! SERVICE SQUADS The service squads form a very essential port of life in Ne-Ca-Hi. lf it weren't for the work of these boys and girls, the halls, the auditorium, the office, and the classrooms would not run so smoothly. STAGE CREW Left to Right-George Geor- geadis, Dal Hartman, Jon- athan Silvester, Ronnie Scheidemantle. DOORMEN left to Right-Bill Shaffer, Robin Slay, Melvin Schoo- ley, Joe Senko. Ll

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SENIOR ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIO What does a Senior's heart desire? The senior home rooms elect one representative and one alternate. They sponsor the card campaign, take care ofthe dink orders, and have dances and parties. They are under the instruction of Mr. Joseph Thompson. They bring to the meetings the desires and wishes expressed by other members of their class. The committee discusses the sug- gestions and acts accordingly. SW NG LOBBY The committee for Swing Lobby meets every Thursday in school and every third Tuesday of the month with an adult committee at the City Hall. This committee represents the students with the purpose of bettering Swing Lobby. They sponsor the dances that are held every Friday night. The president is Tony Ross. TH E GOAL POST The Goal Post Staff consisted of approximately thirty girls. Mr. Mills and Mr. Matthews sponsored these girls and Elaine Ryan was the captain in charge. Their duties were to be present at every football game at their ap- pointed stations and sell Goal Posts to the spectators. This year the program contained only the lineups. A printed sheet, called the Tattler and written by Marilyn Druschel, was distributed with the Goal Posts in the student sections at the football games. 30 SENIOR ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 1 Row 2 Row I Row 2 Barbara Lynch, Carol Bigley, Bar- bara Cerbes, Mary Ann Farrone, Mary Ann Yoho, Beverly Micco. Pat Barnes, Shirley Myers, Joye Delle Thompson, Nancy Hanna, Claudette Spanish, Vicki Ranucci, Gloria Barletto. Phyllis Malizia, Fred George, Gary McGafIic, Edward Anttila, Mary Ann Larzo, Nedra Critchlow. Louis Quahliero, Dan DiCarlo, Jerry Navarra, Marian Ahlquist, Donna Bordonaro, Shirley Gibson, Bob Rowe. Marty Cannon, Russell Connelly, Richard Ziegler, William Mike, Jim Lutz, Ronnie Gibala, Paul Faz- zone. SWING LOBBY COMMITTEE Lonnie Eckles, Rita Nolte, Tony Ross, Chairman, Sandy Wochner. Barbara Dunlap, Lawrence Vat- ter, Dave Todd, Jerry Rosenber- ger, Edna Mae Smith, Mary Lou Ryhal. GOAI. POST STAFF Brenda Levin, Luanne Oberleit- ner, Betty Jean Blake, Jacqueline Evans, Elaine Ryan, Beverly Black, Rita Nolte, Sandra Weiner. Donna Rainey, Genevieve Gabriel, Roberta Schell, Joan Russo, Jo Ann Abraham, Gladys Abraham, Judy Mitchell, Marilyn Druschel, Carolyn Haley.