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

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JOHN LEE Tall, handsome, and quite a lad. He left for the Navy now the girls are sad. MARY P. LEONE Day after day-'through work anwl vlay. You were one grand comrade in 9YK'l'y Xvay. MARGARET LOGUE Never solemn, never blue. She'll do anything for you. ALBA LOMBARDO She'll co-operate the live long clay. To make things go right in every way. GEORGE LOVE Destined to be a king of swing, Fame to his name he's sure to hx-ine. PETER MASELLO Here's a man to fix your tire, Ha-'ll vulcanize to your desire. -4...,f 1, ,X E . if M gi ag, f Y J, t :F igaisw x . ...-. I ,. -- .,.. I. ...gee , :,,. :faeif ' ? y 'M' +23 5 'W my 3 X536 4 we ri -kk 4 Q 5 f, W mv' '3 4 ga. - iw ,Na . 5? M' 1 3 gr f v if f 5 -. 1 6 ir 06. Y F X ask Q, K EDGAR T. MARSH Always merry, full et' fun, Ne crowd's complete till he has FUTIIP. JOANNE MCCOLLUM A sense of humor with plenty to spare. Her brilliant smile will banish all C'?ll'0. ROY E. MCGAFFIC, Jr. Readily adept at a pencil sketch, ln later life, :L good price it'll fetch. WILLIAM MCPEAK The answer to a maiden's prayer, But where there are girls he isn't there. BETTY MAE MILLER Short in stature as she may be, A heart of gold she has, you'll see. BETTY MILLIKEN Blue-eyed Betty with that smile you've seen, Is it any wonder she was May Queen?

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WILLIAM JOHNSON Bill's a good pal, we have found, We always like to have him around. CELIA KATZ She's fated to be a great steno- grapher, To take the notes of a famous bio- grapher. MARY E. KAUFMAN Mary's the one who's full of fun, She keeps her boy friends on the run. BETTY KENNEDY To tell which is which, is hard to do- We'll yzive you a prize to identify these two. MARGARET KENNEDY On skates our twins make quite a team, We'l1 say they're really on the beam. WILLIAM MCKINLEY KING, Jr. He drops the deer dead in its tracks. Nor is he afraid of wolves in packs. ELIZABETH KOIVULA Itsie will, with her ambition, Be sure to get a good position. MILDRED KOLUNIE Mildred, the beauty of our class Is a most vivacious, lovely lass. ELIZABETH KRAUSE To be a business woman is her aim Her method of working should bring her fame. DELORES KUDER Charming, witty, our favorite, in- deed, A beautiful dancer-she's the kind we need. JOSEPH KWOLEK A naval photographer he wants to be, He'll be the very best on all the sea. JUNE LAWSON A perfect business woman is she, With respect, independence, and in- ieffrity.

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LOUISE MORGAN Medium height. zuul medium weight. llxcccmlingly nice. wu're here to stair: GRACE MORGAN Grace is swell in every way. She suits to a 'I' at school and play. JUNE NELSON ll' you boys want her pagccl, ,lust I'orQ'f-1, ii. she's ongagrvrl. NORMA JUNE NICHOLSON ll0re's lo Norma sl'e's ol-ivh. XVhose slightest wish we will obey. LUCY M. PAYNE A quieter uirl you will never meet, A nicer girl you will never greet. ARNOLD PELINI Arnolrl was quiet. most of :ill when asleep. I'Ie's zz good mil though still water runs deep. w M , Q '-e: . ::- -Q ...,. : s is 3 5 M, , gifs, Arll f feel .,., , xg ' JAMES PERRONE A regular fellow, loyal and true, Your classmates surely think a lot of you. JOHN PRIOLETTI We all give John our best regard For success in college: we know he'll work hard. WIN ONA PRICE A maiden very sweet and cheery, Always happy, never weary. MURRAY PYLE Quiet, shy, but bright is he. And as handsome as Scotch Irish can be. KARL RICHARDS Quite popular with the girls is this gent, Because they think he's heaven sent. BENJAMIN ROMAN This boy is just as good in looks, As hanrlsome men in story books.