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

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VICTORIA GINOCCHI and her curls are the envy of all the Senior girls. CLARA MAE GLENN has rosy cheeks which always get rosier when she speaks. BETTY GOLIS is never through doing the things a friend should do. Listen to that trumpet blare-HENRY GOLIS must be there. HAROLD GOOD is known by his skating, for stories of the rink, he's always relating. ARTHUR GORGACZ is rather quiet, but as a driver he's a riot. Tune in on a prize fight one year from now, NORMAN GRAZIANI will make his bow. GERT- RUDE GREEN must like her name, she chooses clothes the very same. KATH- LEEN GREENE is sweet and jolly, may- be that's why they call her Polly. FRANCIS GREGOR's tall and fair, we envy him his curly hair. WILLIAM GUNTHER's a studious lad, we have yet to see him mad. DORATHE HACKETT in her studies does well, but in typing she does excel. A bashful boy is EDWARD HANNON, as afraid with a girl as he'd be with a cannon. DAVID HARRIS is slim and tall, he tops the crowd in every hall. JENNIE HART- MAN has charm and grace, and no one else could take her place. DON HEAD- INGS is a quiet sort, but is known to all as a very good sport. C H A R LE S HENRY is full of fun and he is liked by everyone. SAM HENRY is the jovial kind and when he is teased, he doesn't mind. 1 5 Z 1 4 f l l ' NYYNNYXNYYYYYYYYYXNYX' f ' ' ' 0 0 0 0 ' 0 ' 0 0 ' ' .Q NN' 0 0 0 0 ' ' NYXNNNYYXNNYYYXNNNYYNNYVYXNNYNYXNNYYYYXNYYNNYYNXNNNNNNXNXNNXNYYYYXYYYY X XNXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Y X

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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?

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JAMES HERBERG h a s m a n y friends around here-to be lonely is something Jim never need fear. WINI- FRED HERBERT is quiet and shy, espe- cially when, a boy draws nigh. EDWARD HERMAN is, you will find, very musi- cally inclined. JAMES HIGGINS CDim- plesb slays the girls and mourns the fact that he has no curls. It's great to know TOM HOLLIDAYQ he helps his friends in many a way. DOROTHY HOMER makes a violin sing as if it were a living thing. TIM HORAN draws comical car- toons, he likes Plymouths, girls, and harvest moons. E. LEWIS HOUGH, a curly-haired lad, as our business mana- ger, he's not bad. To dance is HELEN HUMME's desire, and of this art she'll never tire. PAULINE HUMPHREY is so sweet she sweeps the boys right off their feet. FLORENCE HUNT is dra- matically inclined, Hunt may be her name, but she surely is a find. ROBERT HUNTER a mechanic shall beg from his work, we draw this prophecy. Dibble, dabble in commercial art, that's where SALLY INGHAM takes a part. Small, dark-haired MIKE IOVANELLA is, be- yond a doubt, a very nice fellah. LOUIS IOZZI, as everyone knows, picks a guitar and a clarinet blows. EDWARD ISSACS is pleasant to know, his school- mates and teachers all think him so. MARTHA IVORY may not know Greek, but in her French she's never weak. ESTHER JACOB has golden hair and spreads her sunshine everywhere.