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

Page 29 text:

MARIO DI MARZIO considers deep and long lest some haste should lead him into doing Wrong. With smiles galore, complexion fair, MARARET DIXON is free from every care. JOAN DOBELEK is a Winsome lassg she's one of the fa- vorites of the class. DOROTHY DOERR, We're Waiting to hear those jokes that you think so remarkably queer. Time may come and end our story, but not FRANK DOMBROSKI's football glory. JOSEPH DONEGANiis a very bashful lad ,When he hasn't done his night-Work, he wishes he had. IRENE DONSTON's ambition is in artg in making this annual she had her part. KATHERINE DORAN is small in stature, .We are sure nobody else could match her. Weeks may pass and years may end, yet ROBERT DOYLE is still a friend. Though ROBERT DUNLAP looks quite young, we're sure he'll never die unsung. As an athlete -JENNIE DUTKIN will shine, and as a member of our class she's fine. Blonde and handsome, or we're mistakeng but, too bad, girls, RAY- MOND EARDLEY's taken. WILLIAM ELLGAS has a Way with every girl in schoolg Being nonchalant With all of them, is his unfailing rule. WILLIAM EMERY does his bestg he'll do for you what you request. ELEANOR EMERY is quiet and sweetg a truer friend you'll never meet. If all the girls Were like MILDRER FAIR, the World would never have a care. JOHN FILBY is not tall in height, but always has his lessons right. DORIS FISHER, a quiet lass is she, full of jest and youthful jollity.

Page 28 text:

A number of textbooks and FRAN- CIS CRAY, mix very badly, so they say. STEPHEN, CUNNINGHAM takes de- light in teasing every girl in sight. Oh, for boyhood's painless play, THEO- DORE CUTLER is heard to pray. When a boy Wants a girl, as many soon Will, HELEN CWYNAR will fill the bill. When JANE CWYN,AR's ready to set- tle for life, she'll find a good husband and make a good Wife. In history and P. O. D., JOHN CWYNAR is the tops, we see. JOSEPH DALESANDRO is of a serious trend, from which lofty attitude he's never seen to bend. ROSE DAL- TORIO is a happy lass Whom no mis- fortunes should ever harass. WILLIAM DAMASKON is eager to learn, the truth of a statement he's sure to discern. EDYS DAVENPORT has charm you very seldom strike, she's the kind of girl that you can't help but like. KATHERINE DAVIS is loyal to her school, and never has been known to break a single rule. RUSSELL DAVIS, the ladies' man, for some strange reason is a library fan. A Winning smile, and .curly hair-Watch WILLIAM DEAN, he's getting there. CLARA DE CARBO is quiet and re- served, Whatever she gets, she has de- served. DOROTHY DE NUCCIO never makes noise, and false rumor has it that she hates the boys. BARBARA DE VIVO talks to those who are nice, and we're sure you Will profit by her good advice. GRACE DICKEY's face so bright and sweet, gives joy to all whom she does meet. ANNABELLE DILLAR has beau- tiful eyes that give us a pleasing and charming surprise.

Page 30 text:

XXXXXXXNXXNXXXXXXXX JNXNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXY Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQXQQQQQQQ Q. QQQQQQQQQXNYYYYYYXQXQYYYXNYYYYYYXNXQX XXXXQ XXX! XQXXXXXXXXXXXX NNXXXNYXNNNNNXNYXNNYYYYYYYYYYXNNX' ' 0 f ' e 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 ' 0 ' NX' ' ' ' 9 9 9 7 Z A popular girl is GERALDINE FLICKQ from all the boys she may take her pick. BERNICE FLINNER's nick- name is funny, whoever heard of a nurse called Bunny? WILLIS FOSTER is a spirited boy who's always bubbling over with joy. A lovely girl is MARY LOUISE FRAZIER with a beautiful voice thrown in for good measure. RUTH FRAZIER's aim is to cook and sew, the result of that you all should know. KENNETH FREED is dignified, he couldn't be nicer if he tried. Of MAXINE FREEMAN, boys beware, her marksmanship is more than fair. BERT- RAM FULLWOOD's rather slow, but there's very little he doesnlt know. MARIE GALANT works very hard, re- sults appear on her report card. To DAVID GALASSO our hats we must doff, for some day he'll be a Rubinoff. JOSEPH GEBBIA's quietness is a fea- ture that makes him liked by every teacher. ANTHONY GENONE hopes to see his name engraved in the music Hall of Fame. On the mushball diamond DEAN GIBSON will shine, as a member of our class, we think he's fine. DONALD GIBSON is always in demand by the Scouts, Hi-Y, and Legion Band. AGNES GILFILLAN has coloring fair, her temperament matches her golden hair. JOHN GILLESPIE is the quiet sort, plus that quality, he's a good sport. FLORA GILMORE is an art staff mem- berg her paints and palettes we'll ever remember. RICHARD GILMORE seems to slay the girls. What's the reason? Could it be his curls?