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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

The Senior Class Of New Castle High School New Castle Pennsylvania Presents The 1959 Ne-Ca-Hi Foreword As the seasons change the world of nature, so do they change our lives. In the Fall the animals scamper around to store food for the winter. At this time of year, we return to school to store knowledge that will last a lifetime. In the Winter the world of nature seems motionless. We, however, are anything but still. We go about everything— studying, activities, sports, and dating— with a new vigor. As Spring arrives the earth is reawakened. Buds and blossoms burst into being once more. Now we find that we, too, are awakened as our lives burst forth. Graduation, like Spring, brings a new outlook to our lives. May this book serve as a reminder of Ne-Ca-Hi as we look back on our friends and activities through the Fall, Winter, and Spring of 1959. 4 '’ ’■■•I.,,, ' .u etl«ors s-.r ' h tl, I| C|U. 'r'ohs A „ ,,v ' 9 A ,s s y Hie nts DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1959, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Gerhard K. Schlumberger who was our friend as well as our advisor throughout our three years at Ne-Ca-Hi. He was always a patient and wise guide and an understanding counselor. He sympathized with us in our troubles, rejoiced in our achievements, and backed us in our many ventures. To him we owe much of our success as a class. Our deepest thanks to you, Mr. Schlumberger, senior class advisor, 1959. 6 Highlights of the School Year 1958-1959 Winter 7 The Senior Game—we bid a fond farewell to the football season. Miniature golf, though enjoyed all year around, is extra fun in the crisp fall weather. and cLancjincj leauei mad the arriua of3JL One of the main events of the Fall season is the crowning of the Home Coming Queen. 9 Ice skating provides “cool” entertainment for most Ne-Ca-Hi students. Our newly-organized Beau Brummel Club is one to be proud of. 10 and semester finals hicjhli ht the WJinter season. Is anything more fnn than a Coke party? It’s Pep Assemblies like this that we will never forget. 11 12 The cap with the tossle, and the cheek with the tear show graduation time is here. 13 School Administration and Faculty c, I Work! School Directors Row I: Jeanne E. McKee, Sam H. Byers (Pres.), Walter E. Myers, Joseph V. Cooper. Row II: J. B. Foster, Jr., James M. Dart, Lester F. Johns, Rolx rt W. Rainey, William E. Thompson. School Personnel Row I: Walter A. Kearney, Superintendent of Schools, Elizabeth S. Bruden, Assistant to the Secretary. Row II: Howard M. Burr, Treasurer of the Board, John B. Beehtol, Assistant to the Secretary of the Board, Howard C. Klcbc, Solicitor, William J. Wallace (not in picture), Secretary of the Board, Business Manager of School District. 16 Superintendent Principal Pennsylvania State University, B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Clare B. Book University of Pittsburgh, B.A., M.A. Mr. Walter A. Kearney Assistant Principals Mrs. Marjorie Nelson Allegheny, A.B. Guidance Mr. Fred I.eslie Grove City College, B.S. in C. Attendance 18 Robert L. Anastasia B.S. U. S. History P. (). I). Tennis Team Junior Class Advisor Shirley Anselino B.S. Biology Suzanne Balph B.S. Physical Education First Aid G. A. L. Margaret 1. Barnes B.A. U. S. History Bernice E. Bartlett B.A., M.A. U. S. History Student Council Home Room Representatives Auditorium Ushers Magdalene N. Becker B.A. Public Speaking F. T. A. George Donald Black B.S. Health Physical Education Assistant Basketball Coach Jerry A. Bonner B. Music Education Band Orchestra Junior Band Dance Band Aaron S. Book Edward C. Book Arthur C. Brown Mildred Burleson B.S., M.A. B. Music A.B., M.Litt. B.A. Senior English Cosponsor of F. T. A. Mixed Chorus Concert Choir Trio Boys’ Quartet Curls’ Ensemble Problems of Democracy Annual Advisor Public Speaking 19 Bruce C. Burt Delores M. Callahan Robert S. Camel Dale K. Cameron B.S. B.A., M.A. B.A. B.S. Sophomore English Trigonometry Solid Geometry Algebra Business Arithmetic Sales Algebra Plane Geometry N. R. Casillo William Ciccone Mary P. Clarke Donald F. Copson A.B. B.S., M. in Ed. A.B., M.A. B.A. Biology Problems of Democracy Remedial Reading Attendance U. S. History Related P. (). D. Football Ushers Turnstile Squad Basketball Ushers Austin L. Cowmeadow B.S. Mental Health Pep Club Beau Brunimell Club Goal Post Tip Off Athletic Director Eli Danilov B.S. U. S. History Basketball Dante DcFalco B.S. Physical Education Safety Grace Dodson B.S., M.Ed. General Mathematics School Newspaper 20 Thomas A. Dryburg Voc. Certificate Machine Shop John Gennock B.A., M.A. English World History May Eakin A.B., M.A. Latin Ftilmen Romanum James Golden B.S. Algebra Plane Geometry Related Trigonometry Dorothy Edmunds B.A. Spanish Spanish Club Frances M. Haydon B.A., M.A. American Literature Senior English Myra V. Elliott Ec. Geography General Business Clayton F. llofmeister B.S., M.Litt. Vocational Chemistry Vocational Physics Camera Club Stage Crew Merrill I. Hughes B.S., M.Ed. Voc. Machine Shop Ralph C. Humphrey B.S., M.Ed. Metal Shop Charles T. James A.B., M.A. World History Economics Attendance Janet Stewart Kerr B.S. Homemaking F. H. A. 21 W. L. Klee A.B. History T rack Football Trainer E. William Lehto B.S. in M.Kcl. Business Arithmetic General Business Business Manager of School Athletics Martin Leonhardt A.B., M.S. Driver Training Jeanne G. Lewis B.A. American Literature Public Speaking Dramatics Sterguis Lucas Voc. Certificate Voc. Electric Shop Robert L. Malarkey William A. Margraf Elsie Mathcny B.S. A.B., M.A. B.A. Art Club Physics English Art Orrie G. Mathews B.S. Mechanical Drawing Frances Maxwell A.B., M.Litt. Problems of Democracy Robert II. McConnell Voc. Certificate Vocational Auto Shop Mary S. McKee B.S. in L.S., M.S. Librarian Dofobs 22 Walter S. McKee B.S. in C., M.Ed. Bookkeeping School Treasurer Cafeteria Treasurer J. II. Earl McKenzie B.S. in C., M.Ed. Bookkeeping Consumer Education Commercial Law Rita L. Metz B.A., B.S. in L.S., M.Litt. Librarian £)ofobs Robert M. Mills B.S. in C. Sales Distributive Education Margaret Montgomery B.S. in C., M.Ed. Senior Business Training Business Practice Shorthand Mary L. Mullen B.A. English Norman I . Nelson B.S., B.A. Chemistry Mary Noncff B.S., M.Ed. Health Physical Education Cheerleaders Christine Picrell B.S., M.Ed. Biology' Thaddeus Piotrowski B.S., M.l.d. Industrial Arts General Wood Shop Alan A. Plant B.S., M.Litt. Algebra Plane Geometry Genevieve Biddle B.S., M.Litt. English Typewriting Y-Teens 23 Mildred Anna Roux A.B., M.Ed. Latin English Junior Classical League Sophomore Class Advisor Viola H. Sadler B.S. Homemaking Verna L. Scarnzzo B.B.A. Shorthand Typewriting Annual Advisor Gerhard K. Schlumberger B.A. German World History German Club Elizabeth P. Schmid B.A., M.A. English John W. Schmied B.S. in C. Chemistry Science Club Jeanne Scott B.S., M.Ed. Mental Health First Aid John R. Shafer B.S. Chemistry David Lee Slatery Helena Stevenson Opal Stevenson Charlotte B.S. B.S. in C. B.S. in C. A.B.. 1 Biology Typewriting Dictation Transcription Senior English 24 George F. Thomas A.B. Mechanical Drawing Bint Print Heading John D. Tucker A.B., M.Ed. English Dr. Rose M. Uhl A.B., M.A., Ph.D. French Spanish French Club Ruth E. Wallace B.S. Homcmaking Clothing Virginia Weinschenk A.B., M.Litt. World History Robert K. Wilson A.B., M.Ed. Driver Education Louise Zehner B.S. Arithmetic Plane Geometry Freda Thompson Registered Nurse Future Nurses Club Joe Thompson B.S., M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Dorothy Young B.B.A., M.A. Guidance Counselor Senior Guidance Committee 25 Office Force Mary Detwiller Geraldine Fry Lela Moorhead Ne-Ca-Hi Senior Calendar 1958-1959 SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY 3 Opening day of school 27 School Play, “The Diary of An 12 Opening football game MARCH OCTOBER 6 Music Festival 24 Homecoming football game Crowning of Queen 13 Faculty Basketball Game 25 Homecoming Dance APRIL NOVEMBER 17 Student Council Play, “Kissin 9-15 American Education Week MAY 21 Senior Class Play, “Kind Lady” 26 Pep Club Athletic Dinner 1 21 Junior-Senior Prom Point Award Assembly DECEMBER 25 Senior Recognition Day 2-4 Evaluation 28 Class Day and Picnic 2 Opening basketball game 31 Baccalaureate 20 Senior Christmas Dance JUNE JANUARY 1 Dinner-Dance 29-31 State Band Festival o Commencement All-night Party 26 The backstage crew as it takes time out during rehearsals for “Kind Lady.” Without their help with make-up, props, and costumes the play would not have been a success. Our newly-equipped reference room helps students in all courses. With the assistance of Mrs. McKee and Miss Metz, a wealth of interesting material can be found. Jrouyicl School till The Sophomore Reception owes part of its sue- Everyone anxiously awaits lunch and some mem- cess to our home economics department. The bers of the Beau Brummel Club are of no exgirls got a chance to show their skills as hostesses. ception. 27 Seniors Lions of '59 Cramming at 1:30 Continuing to relax Cot the idea Home at Iasi Relaxing before homework 29 There are no words in a teenager’s language that bring about such a thrill than being able to say, “I’m a senior!” Many of us are at the end of our formal education. We are the people whom younger ones must depend on. We are the citizens of tomorrow. Before we leave school, though, let’s think back to the many wonderful and exciting experiences we shared with each other. September September is a month of “firsts.” The first day of school, the first pep meeting, the first football game, and the first cross country meet. The biggest “first,” though, was that it was the first month of our senior year. October Homecoming was the outstanding event of this autumn month. Our queen was Patty Lock-ley. She represented us at the parade, football game, and at the highlight of the week, the I Iomecoming Dance. November The Senior Play, “Kind Lady” kept a suspenseful audience in its grip as it weaved a wonderful mystery. The Pep Club dinner and dance paid homage to the many athletes of Ne-Ca-Hi, and what a delicious turkey dinner we had in the cafeteria for our Thanksgiving meal. December Can anyone ever forget the turmoil of evaluation? Visiting teachers paraded in and out of rooms at all times of the day. But, even after the inconvenience, we were proud of Ne-Ca-Hi’s rating. The first few basketball games gave us an inclination of forthcoming victories. The large Christmas tree at the Senior Dance proved to be equal to Rockefeller Center’s Christmas tree in New York as far as the “Lions” were concerned. January Grunts and groans from wrestling fans became common sounds. Our third report card hinted that we’d better study if we wanted to wear a tassled cap. February The “Diary of Anne Frank” amazed the city of New Castle. This Broadway hit turned out to be the biggest play in the last twelve years at Ne-Ca-Hi. A complete sell-out crowd proved that teenagers can work on something serious and make it a success. March Oh, how we laughed at our faculty basketball game. The men teachers seemed to play in earnest but somehow lost to the junior high faculty. April Preparations for the all-night party were in full swing with our parents being the masterminds behind it all. “Kissin’ Cousin,” the Student Council play, kept us in stitches. The juniors excited us with their plans for the Junior-Senior Prom. May With the Senior Class well represented, the dance was a huge success. What a thrilling sensation to receive our cap and gown. Baccalaureate was very moving and seemed a fitting end to our twelve years. Class Day and the picnic, although fun, brought tears to our eyes. June Dinner Dance and Commencement. The two happiest and yet saddest occasions of our senior year. Adjectives can’t be found to describe these two events. It’s all over, and we have now entered the world as adults. F.ven though we’re leaving, we can think how these memorable experiences will enrich our future. 30 Mr. Schlumberger and the Senior Class Officers STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 31 Left to right: Bill Mooney, John Bertucci, Joe Valentino, Jane Weingartner. Mario J. Acquillo Charles Adamo N iick Adamo Sondra K. Adams Class Treasurer 11, Shop Football 11. 12. Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Cross Countrv 11, 12. G.A.L. 11, 12; Y-Teens 11, 12. Dave Amodic Jo Ellen Amodie P aul Anttila Patsy Aromando Guidance 12; Activity Representative 12; Beau Brum-mel Representative 12. Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Auditorium Usher 10, 11, 12; Pep Club Representative 11; Home Room Representative (alt) 11, 12; Sportswomen 10; Guidance 12. DOFOBS 11; Activity Representative 12; Pep Club Chairman 12; Mixed Chorus 12. Allan Atkinson Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Football Manager 10; Hand 10; Spanish Club 12; Home Room Representative 12; F. T. A. II. 12. Pat Augustyn Girls Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 10; Concert Choir 11. 12: Girls Ensemble 11. 12; Y-Teens 12; Sportswomen 11. Mary Austin Mixed Chorus 12; Y-Teens 12. Mary Jane Baldauf Home Room Representative 10, 11; Pep Club Representative 10; Guidance 10; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; G.A.L. 10, 11, 12; Sportswomen 11; Science Club 12. 32 Caiol Baldwin Roy L. Baldwin Football Usher 12; Sportswomen 11; Nurses Club 11; G. A. L. 11, 12; Y-Teens 12; Home Room Representative 12. James Balentine Guidance Committee 10, 11, 12; Science Club 12. Judy Ball Sportswomen 10; G. A. L. 10, 12; Football Usher 12; Y-Teens 12. Sandra Bamc David Andrew Balog Drill Team 11; Y-Teens 11; German Club 11, 12; Band G.A. L. II. 12 11, 12: Science Club 11. 12. Patti BanieI Sportswomen 10; Y-Teens 10, 12; G. A. L. 10, 11; Football Usher 12. Vera Barnsley Band 10, 11, 12. Edward Bartberger Boh Bartlett Kathie Baxter Mariam Becker French Club 10, 11; G. A. L. 10, 11, 12; Pep Club Representative 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 11 (Captain), 12; Spanish Club 12 (Vice Pres.) 33 Dick Bees Wrestling Team 11, 12. Samuel Bell John Bender Hon Bender Cross Country 12; Track 11, German Club 11, 12; Class 12; Perfect Attendance 10, President 12; Science Club 11, 12. 12. Mary Lou Benninghoff Bob Benson Y-Teens 12; Mixed Chorus DOFOBS 11, 12. 11. Carol Beres Patricia Berkely Spanish Club 12; DOFOBS Football Usher 12; Nurses 12; Y-Tecns 10, 11; G. A.L. Club 11; Camera Club 12; 12; Football Usher 12; Bas- Sportswomen 10. ketball Usher 12. John Bertucci David Besselman Doyle Birney Joyce Bishop Class Treasurer 10, 11; Stu- Not graduating June, 1959. Not graduating June, 1959. Y-Teens 10, 12; Camera dent Council President 12; Club 11; G. A. L. 12. German Club 11, 12; Science Club 12. 34 Janet Black Tom Black Camera Club 12. Andy Blackwell Kleanor Blake DOFOBS 11, 12; Concert Camera Club 11, 12; Sports-Choir 11, 12; Football 10, women 11; Y-Teens 12; 11, 12. Perfect Attendance 10. Mark Blangcro Home Boom Representative (Alt) 11, 12; Fulmen Ro-manuni 11; Science Club 12; Perfect Attendance 11, 12. Jo Ann Blcggi Football Usher 12; Auditorium Usher 11; DOFOBS 10. 11; F.T.A. 10. 11; G. A. L. 11, 12; Basketball Usher 12. Patty Ann Bok Pep Club Representative 11; F. H. A. 10. 11, 12 (Secretary); Drill Team 12. Reggie Bonfield Home Room Representative 11; Band 10, 11. 12 (Vice Pres.); Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; District Band 10, 11, 12; District Forensic 11, 12; District Orchestra 12; State Orchestra 12; State Forensic 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 11, 12. Lou Bongivengo Home Room Representative (Alt) 12. Barbara Book Nurses Club 11; Cuidano 12; Y-Teens 12. Carolyn Boron Camera Club 11, 12; Sportswomen 11; F. T. A. 1(), 11 (Pres.), 12; DOFOBS 10, 11; Student Council Committee 12; French Club 12; Squad Leader 12; “Kind Lady” 12. Frank Boron Pep Club Representative 10, 11, 12; Home Room Representative 10; Student Council Committee 10, 11; Golf Team 10, 11, 12; Science Club 12; Perfect Attendance 12. 35 Richard Borst Shop Football 11, 12. Marianna Bowen Concert Choir 11; Spanish Club 12; Y-Teens 12. Nancy Jo Boyd F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. Rose Marie Boyd F. I . K). 11. 12 (Vice Pres.); Y-Teens 10, 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; (Vice Pres.); German Club 12; Sportswomen 11; G. A.L. 11; Activity Representative 12; Guidance 10. Mabel Boyer G.A.L. 12. Barbara Bradford Latin Club 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Color (Juard 11. 12; Tillman Ro-manum 12; Girl’s Ensemble 12; Y-Teens; G. A. L. Sharvn Branscomc Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Pep Club Representative 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12 (Secretary); Dramatics 12; Home Room Representative 10 (Alt.); G.A.L. 11; Sportswomen 11; Spanish Club 12; Majorette 12. Sue Branscome Spanish Club 12; Football Usher 12; Home Room Representative 11 (Alt.); Auditorium Usher 10, 11; Y- Teens 10, 11, 12; Sportswomen 11; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; Commencement Usher 10, 11; Guidance 10. Gary Bratschie Office Bov 10, 11; Commencement Usher 11; Science Club 12. David Brenneman Concert Choir 11, 12; District Chorus Festival 12. Carolyn Brown Sportswomen 11, 12; Nurses Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 12; Drill Team 12; G.A.L. 11, 12; Home Room Representative 12; Scpiad Leader 12. Lynda M. Brown Y-Teens 10; Home Room Representative 11; Sportswomen 11; G.A.L. 11, 12. 36 Hussell Brown David Bucker Danielle Bullano Marva Burris Pen Club Representative 12. Annual Staff Representative Not graduating June, 1959. Football Usher 12; Nurses 12. Club 11; Drill Team 11, 12. Joe Butera John W. Butler Henry Buyny Home Room Representative Home Room Representative 10; Student Council Com- 11. mittce 11, 12; Turnstile Squad 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Senior Activity Representative 12; Guidance 11. Annette Caiazza Y-Teens 10; Nurses Club 11; G. A. L. 11. Leroy Cambro Joanne Campbell Thomas E. Campbell Nick Carbone Art Club 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 11, 12; Camera Club 12; Sportswomen 11, 12. 37 Dale Cardwell Shop Football 11, 12. George W. Carenbauer Science Club 10, 11, 12 Band 10. Karen Adell Carletti DOFOB 10, 12. Jack Carlson Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Guidance 10; Science Club 12; Senior Activity Representative 12. William Camuche Joseph Carr Dori Cartwright Sandee Cartwright Turnstile Squad 10; Band German Club 11,12; Science G. A. L. 10, 11; Y-Teens Camera Club 11,12; F. T. A. U, 12. Club 12; Tennis 12. 10; Art Club 12. 10, 11, 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites Staff 12; Football Usher 11, 12; Sportswomen 10. 11, 12. Leanne Carvella John Casacchia Deanna Casalandra Johnny Casalandra Sportswomen 11; Art Club Track 10; Band 10, 11, 12. Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; F. T. A. Not graduating June, 1959. 12. 11, 12; Tin Off Staff 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Sportswomen 11; Student Council Committee 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites Staff 10; Art Club 12: Science Club 12 (Treas.); Auditorium Usher 12. •38 Fred Cassidy Ellen Chadbolt David Chamberlain Sandee Charles Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12. Track 12. Y-Teens 12; G. A. L. 12; Cheerleader 12; Mixed Chorus 12. Fatty Cimini Y-Teens 12. 10, 11, 12; Guidance 10; Student Council Committee 11; F. T. A. 12; Y-Teens 11; G. A. L. 10, 11; Fulmen Romanum 11, 12; J. C. L. 11, 12; Goal Post 12. Donna Marie Chepelsky Richard Chill Stan Chmura Sportswomen 11; Drill Team Mixed Chorus 12. Track 12; Tennis 12. Barbara Cipro Robbie Gertrude Clark Wayne Cole Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10; F. T. A. French Club 11, 12; Foot-10; Y-Teens 10, 12; Home ball Usher 12. Room Representative 12. Anthony F. Colella Football 10, Science Club 12. 39 Harry J. Colucci Don Cook Stephanie Comfort Guidance Representative 10; Pep Club Representative 11, 12; Sportswomen 11; Y-Teens 10. 11, 12. Edward J. Cookson Carol Connelly Cheerleader 11, 12; Home Room Representative 10; Pep Club Representative 10; !•'. T. V 10. II. 12; G. I 11; Sportswomen 11; Cam-era Club II. 12; Spinish Club 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Student Council Committee 12; “Diary of Anne Frank” 12, Student Director. Anna Comman Concert Choir 11, 12; Girls’ Ensemble 11, 12; Spanish Club 12 Jim Conti Home Room Representative 10; Pep Club Representative George William Coryea Not graduating June, 1959. Jim Costello Football 10. 11, 12; Track 10, 11. 12; Student Council 10; Home Room Representative 11. Ruth Coughlin Y-Teens 10, 11; G. A. L. 10, 11, 12; Guidance Representative 12. Margie Cowmeadow DOFOBS 12; Student Council 10. 11, 12; Student Council Committee Chairman 11, 12; Girls Basketball Team 10 Capt) II. 12; Science Club K); F.T.A. II; C. A. L. 10. II. 12; Tip Oft 10. 11. 12; Goal Post 10. 11, 12; Student Council Committee 11, 12. Frank James C'ratty Band 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12. 40 Marie Creswell Art Club 11, 12; C. A. L. 11, 12. Robert Cummins Football 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 12; Pres, of Beau Bnunmcl Club 12. Archie Cumo Student Council 10; Student Council Committee 12; Home Room Representative 11, 12: Spanish Club Treasurer 12; Track 11. Kathleen Curtis DOFOBS 10; Nurses Club 11; G. A. L. 12; Y-Teens 11; Basketball Usher 12. John Cwvnar Paul Cynkar Tom Dagnon Jerome E. Daltorio Band 11, 12; Pep Club Band Track 10; Student Council Not graduating June, 1959. 11, 12. Committee 12. Carol Dambrocia Nurses Club 11; Football Usher 11 (Capt.), 12; Spanish Club 12: Perfect Attendance 10; Student Council Committee 12. Linda Dan ford Home Room Representative 11; Y-Teens 10, 11. 12: Sportswomen 11; Auditorium Usher 10, 11; Football Usher 12; Spanish Club 12. Harvey Daugherty Outdoorsmcn Club 10. Joseph Davelli Guidance Representative 10, 11; I lome Room Representative 11; Science Club 12. 41 Melvyn Richard Davis Sandra Davis Office Boy 10; Football 10, Not graduating June, 1959. 11, 12; Home Room Representative 12; Track 10; Spanish Club 12; Beau Brummel Representative 12; Junior Kiwanian 12. Joe DcFelice Barbara DcFiore Pre-Session Squad 10; Home Y-Teens 11, 12; Camera Room Representative 10; Club 12; G. A. L. 12. Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10; Orchestra 12; Student Council 12; Student Council Committee 11, 12; Class Officer 10, 11 (V. Pres.); Science Club 11; Student Council Reporter 12; District Band 10, 11, 12; State Band 12; District Orchestra 12; District Forensics 10, 11, 12; State Forensics 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12. Katherine Dayton Mary Ann DeCarbo Home Room Representative Band 11, 12; Camera Club 10; Concert Choir 11; Girls’ 11, 12; DOFOBS 10; Ensemble 11; Y-Teens 10, G. A. L. 11; Y-Teens 11, 12; 11, 12; Coal Post Staff 11. Perfect Attendance 10; 12; Tip Off Staff 12; Youth Sportswomen 10. Page Reporter 12. Barbara Ann DeGennaro James R. DeHass Y-Teens 12; G. A. L. 12. Not graduating June, 1959. Adelaide Delaney Lois Ann Delaney Y-Teens 10, 12. James Delaverson Alba DeLuca Mixed Chorus 12; Sportsmen Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Camera 10. Club 12. 42 Lena DeMattio Melvin E. Dennis G. A. L. 12; Y-Teens 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12. Athletic Office Secretary 11, 12; Home Room Representative. Maurice DeNuceio Tom DeStefano Football 10; Wrestling Team Band 10, 11. 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 12; Science Club 12. Larry Dettore Ludwig DiCaprio Shop Football 11, 12. Hall Patrol 10. Joe DiMuccio Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Dance Band 11, 12; Wrestling Team 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; District Orchestra 12. Louise Dingledy Student Council Committee 12; Tip Off Staff 10, 11. 12; Goal Post Staff 10, 11. 12; French Club 12; Sportswomen 11; F. T. A. 12; Y-Teens 10, 11 (Pres.), 12; Pep Club Representative 10, 11, 12; G. A. L. 10; Student Director for “Kind Lady” 12. Joseph DiThomas Carroll Jean Dix Hall Patrol 10; Pre-Session Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Drill Squad 10, 11, 12; Outdoors- Team 12; F. T. A. 11. 12. men 10; Band 10, 12; Wrestling Team 10; Pep Band 12. Sharon Dodds Geravia Dodson Football Usher 12; G. A. L. 10; Sportswomen 10; Squad Leader 11. 43 Mary Lou Domenick Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; G. A. L. 12; Perfect Attendance 10. Gayle Domke Diana Dorcy Annual Staff 12; Nurses G. A. L. 12; Y-Teens 12. Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. Joann Dottle Doris Downs Annual Staff 12; DOFOBS 10, 11, 12; Home Room Representative 11; French Club 10, 11. 12 S . I l . 11, 12; Y-Teens 10. Monty Drespling Home Room Representative 10; Shop Football 11. 12. Evelyn Druschel Duane Durbin Tip-Off Staff 11, 12; Goal-Post Staff II, 12; Sportswomen 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 11, 12; Art Club 12. Marilyn Durgam G. A. L. 11; Sportswomen 11. Barbara Ann Dute G. A. L. 11; Sportswomen 11; Nurses Club 11; Pep Club Representative 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. Frances Jean Kagan Football Usher 11, 12; Sportswomen 11. Betty Earl Color Guard 11, 12; Y-Teens 12; Home Room Representative 12. 44 Ronald Earl Band 10, 11, 12; Room Representative Georiga Eazor Home Y-Teens 12. 12. Gladys Ellis Robert Ellis F. H. A. 10, 11, 12. Turnstile Boy 12; Color Guard 10; Cross Country 12; Wrestling Team 11, 12; Track 10. Karen Emmett Y-Teens 10, 12; G. A. L. 12; Art Club 12; Mixed Chorus 12. Ergil Ersu Turkish Exchange Student; German Club 12; Student Council 12. Peter Ervin Wrestling Team 10, 11. 12; Cross Country 12; Track 10. Sandra Evans Y-Teens 10, 12; Football Usher 12. Amelia Fabian Anita Fabian Michael Faella Rebecca Falls Nurses Club 11; G. A. L. Football Usher 12; G. A. L. Guidance Office 10; Sports- 11 ]2 12. women 11; Camera Club 11; Y-Teens 11, 12; Color Guard 12; G. A. L. 11; Spanish Club 12. 45 Emily Farone Sportswomen 11; Nurses Club 11; G. A. L. 11, 12, Y-Teens 10; Auditorium Usher 11. Thomas Felasco Sportsmen Club 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12. Charles Fleck Home Room Representative 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Senior Activity Representative 12. Constance Fears Football Usher 12. Frances Fee Sportswomen 10, 11; ball Usher 11, 12. Foot- Beatrice Fehrenbach Fulmen Romanian 11; Camera Club 11, 12; Girls’ Basketball Team 12. Phyllis Ann Fenati Annual Stall 12; Home Room Representative 10, 11, 12; Auditorium Usher 10. 11; German Club 11, 12 (Sec.); French Club 10, 11, 12: Sportswomen 11; Y-Teens 10, 11; G. A. L. 11; Senior Activity Representative 12. Mae Ferchaw G.A.L. 10, 11. 12; Guidance 10, 12; DOFOBS 10; Drill Team 11, 12; Squad Leader 12. Virginia Filban Sportswomen 11; Science Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 12; G. A. L. 10. George Flyak Patsy Foley Robert Ford Annual Stall 12; Student Beau Brummel Representa-Council Committee 11, 12; tive 12. I lome Room Representative 11; Sportswomen 10, 11; Camera Club 10, 11 (Sec.), 12; Science Club 11; Nurses Club 11; Y-Tcens 12. 46 Sherron Fox Goal Post Stall 11; Tip-Off Staff 11; F.T.A. 10, 11 (V. President), 12 (Regional Pres.); Science Club 11; DOFOBS 11, 12; Sophomore Guidance 10. Thomas Frazier Jack French Barbara Anita Frengel German Club 11, 12; DO- Concert Choir 11, 12; Sci- Color Guard 11, 12; Or-FOBS 10; Turnstile Squad ence Club 11. chestra 10; Sportswomen 12. 10, 11; G. A. L. 11, 12; V- Teens 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; Camera Club 11; German Club 11, 12; Tip-Off Staff 12; Coal Post Staff 12. Sandra Lee Frigone Pep Club Representative 10; Mixed Chorus 10, 11; Y-Teens 12. Charles Fulena Turnstile Squad 10; Football Usher 10; Activity Representative 12; Homecoming Committee 12. Sarah Cagliano Y-Teens 12; G. A. L. 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11. Edward C. Gallagher Ne-Ca-Hi Band 10, 11, 12; Pre-session Squad 11; Senior Guidance 12; Pep Band 11; German Club 12. Patricia J. Gallagher Bruce Callick Caroline Galvin John Galvin Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10; Science G. A. L. 10. Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 12. 47 Carole Gaspare Sports w o m e n 11. 12; G. A. L. 11, 12; Pep Club Representative 11; Art Club 12. John R. Gasser Spanish Club 12; Tennis Team 12; Wrestling Team 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Orchard Park High School 1956-57. Joseph Gehbia Track Manager 10, 11. 12; Science Club 12. Adrian N. George Football 10, 11; Squad Leader 11, 12: Track 10; Science Club 12. Russell George Frank Cermick Lynn Gibson Cheerleader 11, 12; Auditorium Usher 10; French Club 12; Camera Club 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Y-Tecns 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 10. George Russell Gibson Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12; Home Room Representative 10; Student Council Committee 11; Football Manager 10; Perfect Attendance 10; District Band 11, 12. Roberta L. Gibson G. A. L. 10, 11; Sports- women 10, 11; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11; Y-Teens 10, 11. Terry Gibson Student Council Committee 12; Home Room Representative 12 (Alt.); Guidance Committee 12. Marlene N. Ginsburg Home Room Representative 10; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 11, 12; Student Council Committee 12; Y-Teens 12. Yetta Ginsburg Annual Stall (co-editor) 12: F. T. A. 11, 12; Science Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Auditorium Usher 12; Spanish Club 12; Camera Club 12; “Diary of Anne Frank” 12. 48 Gary Glaxner Stan Clink Wayne Glover Annual Staff Representative 12. Connie J. Golla G. A. L. 11, 12; Sports- women 11. Glenda Faye Graham Pat Graham G. A. L. 11, 12; Drill Team Y-Teens 12. 12. John Craziani Shop Football. Betty A. Green Student Council Committee 11; Y-Teens 11, 12; Camera Club 12. Chuck Greene Don Griffin A1 Grossman Mike Guyton Spanish Club 11; Guidance French Club 11; Concert Attendance Squad 12. Outdoorsmen 10; Hall Pat- Representative 12. Choir 10, 11, 12; Quartet rol 10. 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Attendance Squad 12; Midwestern District Choir Festival 11, 12; District and State Forensics 10, 11, 12. 49 Mary I lamed Y-Teens 11; G. A. L. 11. Elizabeth Hammond Y-Teens 11; G. A. L. 11; Drill Team 12. Eileen Harkins Y-Teens 11, 12; Sports- women 10, 11; Nurses 11; Camera Club 11, 12; Football Usher 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; DOFOBS 10; Home Room Representative (Alt.) 10. Carol Healy Beverly Ileasley Kay Heim Band 10, 11, 12; Sports- G. A. L. 11; Y-Teens 11, 12. G. A. L. 11, 12; Sportswomen Club 11; Spanish women 11, 12. Club 12; Camera Club 12; F.T.A. 12. Ethel EuDell Henle Clyde Lee F. H. A. 10, 11, 12, (President). Hennon Sandie Lee Ilerberg Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; G. A. L. 10, 11, 12; Student Council Committee 11; Drill Team 10, 11, 12 (Captain); F.T.A. 12; Spanish Club 12; Sportswomen 11; Art Club 12; Pep Club Representative 12; Squad Leader 12. Noel Haven Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; Orchestra 10; Band 11, 12; Girls Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Student Council Committees 11, 12; G. A. L. 10, (Cabinet) 11, 12; Auditorium Usher 12; Home Room Representative 12 (Alt.); Music Festival 11, 12. Chuck M. Hemming Linda Hilcman French Club 10, 11, 12; DOFOBS 10; F.T.A. 12; “Kind Lady 12. 50 Judith Ann Hiler Hussell E. Hill Band 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Wrestling 12. llarriette A. Hite Annual Staff Representative 12; Sportswomen 11; Y-Teens 11; Cuidance 10; F.T.A. 12: Spanish Club 12; DOFOBS 12; Auditorium Usher 12; Art Club 12. Wayne C. Hoagland Not graduating June, 1959, Ed James I loekenberry Robert Hogue Spanish Club 10; Basketball Manager 10, 11; Student Council Committee 12. Nancy Louise Hoover Janet Houk Nurses Club 11; Home Room Representative (Alt.) 10, 11; Science Club 12; Auditorium Usher 11, 12; Y-Teens 12; G. A. L. 11, 12. Judith L. Houk Perfect Attendance 11. Don I toward Spanish Club 12; DOFOBS 12. Kathleen Howley Pep Club Representative 10, 11; Pep Club Secretary and Treasurer 12; G. A. L. Cabinet 12; Student Council Committee 12; DOFOBS 11; Nurses Club 11; Sportswomen 10; '‘Kind Lady” 12. Corrine Annette Huff Drill Team II. 12: Senior Guidance 12; Squad Leader 12. 51 Paul E. Hughes Rodger Izzo Jerry Jackson Shop Football 11, 12. German Club 11, President Football 10. 12; Pre-Session Squad 10; 11; Home Room Representative 11; Student Council Committee 12; Scpiad Leader 11, 12. Johnnie Joseph Jacobs Squad Leader 12. Charles P. James Clair A. Jamison Office bov 12; Science Club 12. Marilyn Jean Jaskolka Arthur John F. H. A. 10, 11; Parliamen- Cross Country 10, 11, 12; tarian 12; Football Usher Track 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Y-Teens 10. 10, 11, 12; Fulman Ro- manum 10, 11; German Club 11, 12; Home Room Representative 10; Guidance 10, 11. James Johns Alycee Jean Johnson Arlene Johnson Marvin W. Johnson Art Club 12; Y-Teens 11, Sportswomen 10; Football Cross Country 10, 11; Track 12; Home Room Represen- Usher 12. 10, 12. tative 12; Football Usher 12. 52 Judith Johnston Carole Ann Joseph Football Usher 12; G. A. L. 12; Y-Teens 12; Home Room Representative 12 (Alt.). Barbara Jones Annual Staff 12; Student Council 11, 12; Student Council Committee 12; Home Room Representative 10; French Club 10, 11, President 12; Y-Teens 10, 11. 12: G. A. L. 10, 11, Secretary 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11, 12. Charlene Joseph Y-Teens 10, 11, Vice President 12; Pep Club Junior President 11, Vice President 12; F. T. A. 11: Goal Post Staff 12; Tip-OfT Staff 10, 11, 12: Auditorium Usher 10, 11: Spanish Club 12; Perfect Attendance 10. Sandra K. Jones Perfect Attendance 10. Dianne Kehler Y-Teens 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Camera Club 12. Suzanne Jones Drill Team 10, 11; French Club 10, Secretary 11, 12; G. A. L. 10, Vice President 12; Student Council Committee 11, 12; Sportswomen Club 11; Y-Teens 10. Frank Kelley Rita M. Kelley Donald William Kerr Elaine Kettren Patricia Kinkela G. A. L. 12; Y-Teens 12. Annual Staff Representative 12; DOFOBS 12; Spanish Club 12; F.T. A. 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11; Football Usher 12; Camera Club 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11. 53 Betsy Kirk Y-Teens 10; Coal Post Staff 11; French Club 12; Auditorium Usher 11, 12; DO-FOBS 12; Concert Choir 11. 12; Student Council Committee 11, 12; C. A. L. 10, 11, 12; Girls Basketball 10, 11, 12; A. F. S. Exchange Student 12. James II. Kirkendall Science Club 11, 12; Penn State Science Fair 11, 12. Janice Klatka Football Usher 12; Spanish Club 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Drill Team 10. 11. 12; G. A. L. 12; Camera Club 12; Student Council Committee 11; Guidance Committee 12. Sandy Konstal Y-Teens 10, 12; Science Club 11; German Club 11, 12; Sportswomen Club 11; G. A. L. 11; Football Usher 12; Art Club 12. George A. Ruttesch German Club 10, 11. Hose Marie Lamorella Auditorium Usher 11; French Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; G. A. L. 11. 12; DO-FOBS 12; Football Usher 12; Camera Club 12. Sherry Ann Lane G.A.L. 11, 12; Football Usher 12. La Verne Marie Lane Football Usher 12; G. A. L. 10, 11, 12; Guidance Office 12. William G. Lang Home Room Representative 11; Wrestling 11. 12; Tennis 11; Cross Country 12; Senior Activity Representative 12; Senior Guidance Committee 12; Science Club 12; Track 12. Frank Leek wart Home Room Representative 12. John F. Leckwart Perfect Attendance 11; Home Room Representative 11 (Alt.); Guidance 10; Science Club 12. Thomas Leighty Perfect Attendance 10; Ful-men Romanum 11; Attendance Squad 12; Home Room Representative 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11. 54 Darrell L. Lenn Not graduating June, 1959. Jack Leone Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Office Boy 12. Martin Leonhardt Band 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12; Home Room Representative 11. David Carl Levine DOFOBS 10, 11, 12; Auditorium Usher 10, 11; Head Usher 12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Hall Patrol 11; Science Club 12. Charlotte Lewis Y-Teens 12; G. A. L. 12. Cecelia Tresa Litrenta Pep Club Representative 10, II. 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Y-Teens 10; Drill Team 12. Judy Llewellyn Sportswomen Club 11. Ray Lockhart Not graduating June, 1959. Patty Ann Lockley Class Secretary 12; Student Council 10, 11; Student Council Committee 11, 12; Sportswomen 10, 11; F. T. A. 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Ensemble 11; Cheerleader 12; Girls’ Varsity Basketball 10, 11; G.A.L. 10, 11, 12. Anthony S. Lombardo Pre-Session Squad 10, 11; Science Club 12; Perfect Attendance 10; Basketball Manager 11. Peter P. Lombardo Phyllis Lusk Goal Post Staff 12; Science Club 11, Secretary 12; Y-Teens 10, Treasurer H; G. A. L. Cabinet 12; Camera Club 12. 55 Robert Lutton Pre-Session Squad 11. Mike Mackievich Ken Lutz Tom Lutz Marlia Lytle DOFOBS 10; Concert Choir G. A. L. 12. 11, P r e s i d e n t 12; Boys' Quartet 12; Student Director 12; Pep Club President 12; Track Manager 10; Band 11, 12; Junior Rotarian 12; Music Festival 11, 12; Forensics 11, 12. Tom Mangiarelli Gloria Jean Mangieri Vic Mangino Home Boom Representative Y-Tcens 10, 11; C. A. L. 12. Concert Choir 10. 10, 11; Class President 10, 11; Class Vice President 12; Student Council Committee 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; “Kind Lady” 12. Anna May Nlann Y-Teens 10. Charlotte Kay Mann Jean Ann Marcucci Beverly Ann Marks F. T. A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Senior Guidance Committee 11, 12; Student Council 12; Mixed Chorus 10. Committee 12; Y-Teens 12; DOFOBS 11, 12; G.A.L. 12. 56 Karen J. Marshall G. A. L. 11, Cabinet 12; Drill Team 12. Linda Lee Marquis Annual Staff Representative 12; Goal Post 11, 12; French Club 12: F.T.A. 11. 12; Y-Tecns 10, 11, 12; G. A. L. 11, 12; Student Council Committee 12; “Kind Lady” 12; Camera Club 11, President 12. Andrea Martin G. A. L. 10; Y-Teens 10; Home Room Representative 12 (Alt.). Judith Ann Martin Guidance 12; Coal Town ship High School 10, 11. Madeline R. Mash John Francis Mastrangelo Kathryn A. Mates Henry John Matiste Office Boy 11; Spanish Club DOFOBS 10, 11. 12; Senior Activity Representative 12. Anthony Matteo David N. Matthews Walt Matthews Pat McCann Not graduating June, 1959. Student Council Committee Band 10, 11, 12. 11. 12; DOFOBS 10; Spanish Club 12; “Starlight Starbright” 11; “Sixteen In August 11; “Fathers Been to Mars” 11; “Diary of Anne Frank” 12; Art Club 12; Annual Staff Editor 12. 57 Sandra Lee McClain Janet Lee McConnell Annual Staff Representative 12; German Club 11, 12; Snortswomen II; G. A. L. 11, 12; Football Usher 12; Basketball Usher 12; Sophomore Guidance Committee 10. Marlene Joan McCormick Jerry McCoy DOFOBS 10, 12; Spanish Track 10, 11; Crosscountry Club 12; Nurses Club 10, 10, 11, 12; Office Boy 12; 11; Y-Teens 12. Home Room Representative 11; Student Council Committee 12; Tennis 12. Bob W. McConnell Marjory Lorraine McCormick Hall Patrol 10; Science Club Y-Tecns 12. 11, 12. Jim McCullough Mary McCummins F.H.A. 10, 11. Lucy Ann McDaniel Nancie Lee McGaffic Don McGunigal Not graduating June, 1959. Drill Team 10; Y-Teens 10, II; Sportswomen Club 11; Student Council Committee 12. Garth S. McIIattic Band 10,11. 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; District Band 11, 12; Sophomore Guidance Committee 10. 58 vShiela K. McHenry Girls’ Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football Usher 11; Concert Choir 11, 12; Drill Team 12; G. A. L. Cabinet. 12. Dorothy Jane McKeovvn Band 12; Orchestra 10, 11; District Orchestra 10, 11; Perfect Attendance 10. Robert P. McKibben Camera Club 12. Janet Medurc Home Room Representative 10; Y-Teens 10; G. A. L. 11; Nurses Club 11. Madeleine Merando F. T. A. 10, 11, 12. Room Representative 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. Stephen W. Mehalic Pattv Melchiore Dave L. Menichino Football 10, 11, 12; Home Guidance 12; Y-Teens 12. Bill Mesol Steve Meyers Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Came ra Club 10 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; dent 11, 12; School Photographer 12; Scienc •e Club 12 Concert Choir 11, 12; Per- feet Attendance 11 : Sc ence Club 12. Patricia Ann Nlicco Vice Presi- Spanish Club 12; Guidance Band 12; Committee 12; Y-Teens 12. Carole Michel Majorette 10; Sportswomen 11; C. A. L. 11. 12; Nurses Club 11. 59 John Miller Sally Miller Jim Million Home Room Representative Home Room Representative 12. 11, 12 (Alt.). Nurses Club 11; Y-Teens 10; Drill Team 10; G. A. L. 11, 12. Carlene Minteer Orchestra 10; Sportswomen 10, 11; Football Usher 11; Drill Team 12: Perfect Attendance 11; Guidance Committee 12; Y-Teens 12. Armalcinc Ann Mitlo Eugene V. Moffatt Loretta Moffett Dave Mollick Nurses Club 11; French Club Not graduating June, 1959. G. A. L. 12; Y-Teens 12. Home Room Representative 12; G. A. L. 12; Senior Ac- 11. tivity Representative 12. Lucille Monaco William Mooney Janet Moore Judy A. Moore Y-Teens 10; F. T. A. 11, 12; Home Room Representative Home R x m Representative Y-Teens 10; Nurses Club 11; Spanish Club 12. 10; Pep Club Representative 10; Nurses Club 11; French Guidance Representative 11. 10; Football 10; Basketball Club 12; G. A. L. 12; Girls’ 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 12. Student Council Treasurer 11, Vice President 12. 60 Karen Moore Larry Moore Student Council Committee 11, 12; Goal Post Staff 11, 12; German Club 12; French Club 12; F.T.A. 11; Camera Club 11, 12; Art Club 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Pep Club Representative 11, 12; G. A. L. 11. Jeff Morelli Richard Michael Morelli Not graduating June, 1959. Track 10; Football 10, 11; Guidance 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer 12; Student Council Committee 12; “Kind Lady” 12; “Diary of Anne Frank” 12. Dixie Lee Morrow Concert Choir 11; F.T.A. 12; Spanish Club 12: G. A. L. 11; Auditorium Usher 11; Y-Teens 10; Girls’ Ensemble 12; Librarian 12. Maxine Moses Sportswomen 11; G. A. L. 11. Vicki Ann Mrozek Football Usher 12; Girls’ Varsity Basketball 12; G. A. L. 12. Catherine Louise Nluder Annual Staff 12; Football Usher 12; Fulmen Romanian 11, Editor 12; Junior Classical League Secretary 11, Treasurer 12; Sportswomen 11; Camera Club IX, 12; Science Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Ensemble 11, 12; G. A. L. 10, 11, Cabinet 12; Guidance Representative 10, 11. Tim Mumford James Murphy Thomas Murray Donna Myers Office Boy 11; Science Club Shop Football 10, 11, 12. Wrestling 11, 12; Cross Football Usher 12; Guidance 12. Country 12. Office Typist 12. 61 George Nader John Nader Sandra Louise Naples Auditorium U s h e r 10; Cheerleader 11, 12; Y-Teens 12; G. A. L. 12; Art Club 12. Susan Ann Naples Cheerleader 11, 12; Y-Teens 12; G. A. L. 12; Art Club 12; Science Club 12. Iom Natale Sally Nelson John Nene Patricia Nicholson Y-Teens 12; Sportswomen 11; Art Club 12. JoAnn Nicolctti Jennie B. Olivio Jerry Eugene Ollie Julie Orlando Auditorium Usher 10, 11; Pep Club Representative 12; Hall Patrol 10; Activity Rep- G. A. L. 12. F. H. A. 10, 11, 12; Gui- Goal Post Staff 12. resentative 12; Jr. Varsity dance 10, 11, 12. Football 10. 62 Linda Lee Orlando Sandee Lou Orrico Jean Otlawski Gene A. Pacelll Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Nurses Y-Tcens 10; G. A. L. 10; Club 11; Majorette 10, 11, Drill Team 11, 12. 12 Head Majorette; Camera Club 12; G.A.L. 12. Robert Pacelli Lucille Pagley Hay Paiano Y-Teens 10, 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Hall Patrol 10. Lites 11; Cheerleader 12; Home Room Representative 12; Camera Club 12. Connie Palco German Club 10, 11, 12; Home Room Representative 11, 12; F.T.A. 12. Patricia Palkovich Harry Pallott Football Usher 12; Sportswomen 11; Basketball Usher 12; G.A.L. 12. Mary Ann Palumbo Guidance 10; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Nurses Club 11; Color Guard 11, 12; Camera Club 12; G. .A. L. 12; Concert Choir 12; Girls’ Trio 12; Squad Leader 12. Anita Konstance Panasewicz Annual Staff 12, Business Manager; Home Room Representative 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, Officer 12; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 10, 11; Auditorium Usher 12. 63 12; Nurses Club 11; Football Usher 12. Carolynn Parsons Y-Teens 12; Home Room Representative 10; Art Club 11, 12; G. A. L. 10; Six- teen in August’ 11; “Babbling Brooks’ 10. Patrieia Pascarella Annette Passarette Arlette Passaretti Y-Teens 12; G. A. L. 10. Y-Teens 10; Sportswomen 11; C.A.L. 12. Wayne Patterson Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; DOFOBS. William E. Patterson Student Council 11, Social Committee. Gerald F. Patton Jim Patton Rosalie Jean Pauline 12, Art Club 10, 11, 12; Wres- Pep Club Representative 10, tling 10. 11; Beau Brummel Repre- sentative 12. 64 Sylvia Pavkovich Ollie Pezzone Donald Pilch Home Room Representative 12. Tom Pawlak Ralph Pecarro Betty Ann Parrotta Band 10, 11, 12; German Hall Patrol 10; Pre-Session Guidance 12; Football Usher Club 10, ll. 12. Squad 11; Office Boy 11. 12; Squad Leader 12. Catherine Phillips Spanish Club 11; Y-Teens 10; Drill Team 11, 12; G.A.L. 11, 12; Sports- women 11. Cynthia Joan Picarro Home Room Representative 10; Guidance Office Typist 12; Camera Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 11, 12; Sports- women 11; G. A. L. 11, 12; Drill Team 10, 11, 12; “Kind Lady” 12; “The Diarv of Anne Frank” 12. Rafella Piccirillo Football Usher 12; Camera Club 12; G. A. L. 12; Y-Teens 10; Perfect Attend-ence 10. Barbara Joan Pilner Y-Teens 10; Pep Club Representative 10, 11, 12; Guidance Office Typist 12. Morgan Pinney Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 11, 12; Annual Staff Representative 12; Attendance Office 12; “Diary of Anne Frank” 12. Hose Pisano F. II. A. 10, 11 Secretary, 12 Treasurer. 65 Jack Folding South High in Akron, Ohio, 10, 11; Track 11; Home Room Representative 10. Tom R. Presnar Sportsmen Vice-President 10; Shop Foreman. Fred Rainey Not graduating June, 1959. Ruth Ann Folding Spanish Club 12; Camera Club 12; Y-Teens 12; Girls’ Chorus 10. Patricia Rader Girls Varsity Basketball, Manager 11; C. A. L. 12. John Popescu, Jr. Fulmen Romanum 10, 11, 12; J.C.L. 11, 12; Pre-Session Squad 10, 11, 12; Turnstile Squad 12; Science Club 11, 12; Tennis Team 11, 12. Marlene Ragnelli Y-Teens 10. Bob Popovich Golf Team 10, 11, 12; Sportsmen 10. Barbara Ann Rainey Annual Staff Representative 12; F. T. A. 11, 12; Majorette 12; Student Council Committee 12; Drill Team 10. 11; Attendance Squad 11; Y-Teens 10. 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Auditorium Usher 12. Paul A. Rainey Barry Ralph Carol Ramsey Ellwood City High 10, 11. Tip-Off 10, 11, 12; Coal Y-Teens 12; C.A. L. 12. Post Staff 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; Guidance 10; Home Room Representative 10, 11. 60 Eleanor Ramunno Judy Rapson Home Room Representative Y-Teens 10, 12; G. A. L. 1 11; Football Uslu r 12: Nurses Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 12; G. A. L. 12; Guidance 12; Auditorium Usher 12. Rita Mae Reese Joyce Reiber Guidance Office Typist 12. Y-Teens 10; Guidance 10; French Club 10, 11, 12; Sportswo m e n 10, 11; G. A. L. 10, 11, 12 President; Girls’ Varsity Basketball 10; Home Room Representative 12; Science Club 12. Jerry Reid Football 10, 11, 12. Merida Kay Reider David Reiser Marion A. Reno Not graduating June, 1959. Tip-Off 11, 12; Goal Post Staff 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11; German Club 11, 12; Science Club 12. Brunzell Lorraine Respress DOFOBS 10, 11, 12; J. C. L. 11, 12: Fuimen Romanism 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11. Carol Lynn Reynolds J. C. L. 11, 12; Fuimen Ro-manum 12. James Rheinhart Basketball Manager 10; Science Club 12; Guidance 12. Conrad Richards Home Room Representative 11; Senior Activity Representative 12; Science Club 12. 67 William Richards Golf Team 10, 11, 12; Science Club 12; Sportsmen 10. Willis Richcal Rosealee Ann Riggans Art Chib 12. Rtirdell McClain Riley Peggy Riley Sportswomen 11; Home Room Representative 10. Darlene Ritchie Concert Choir 11, 12; Drill Team 10; G. A. L. 10, 11, 12. Edie Robinson Y-Teens 10; G. A. L. 11, 12 Cabinet; Art Club 11. Rill Rodcnbaugh Perfect Attendance 10, 11 Anthony Roscetti Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Outdoorsmen 10; Spanish Club 12; DO-FOBS 11, 12 Richard Rosenthal Home Room Representative 11; Science Club ll, 12 President; Spanish Club 12. George Victor Ross Larry Ross 68 Jo A nn Roussos Agnes Rozak Y-Teens 12; G. A. L. 11. Stuart L. Ruelile Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Science Club 12. Don Russo Nicholas A. Russo Pep Club Representative 12; Football 10, 11, 12. Stella Russo F. II. A. 10, 11, 12; Activity Representative 11, 12. Norma Jean Ryan Ne-Ca-Hi Lites Circulation and Business Manager 11. Joseph Sabino Turnstile Squad 10, 11, 12; Football Usher 10, 11, 12. William G. Sadler Science Club 11; Spanish Club 12. Albert C. Russo Football 10; Basketball 10; Track 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; DOFOBS 11, 12. Dave Ryan Patti Santillo G. A. L. 12; Football Usher 12; Home Room Representative 12; Auditorium Usher 12. 69 Connie Saul Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11. Brian Scanlon Golf Team 11, 12; Science Club Vice-President 12. Carol Schoellkopf Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; G. A. L. 12. Ann Schooley Sportswomen 10, 11; Y- Teens 12. Nancie Lou Schuller Pep Club Representative 10, 11, 12; Home Room Representative 11; G. A. L. 12. William Schuster Outdoorsmen 10; Hall Patrol 10; Auditorium Usher 11; Pop Club Representative 10. 11: Track 12 Richard Scungio Home Room Representative 10; Perfect Attendance 10; Concert Choir 11. 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 11, 12; Assistant School Photographer 11, 12. Lou F. Settle Doris Sherman Wilbur Shields Annual Staff 12; Home Room Camera Club 11. Representative 10, 12; Student Council Committees 11, 12; German Club 10, 11, 12 Vice-President; F. T. A. 10, 11, 12 Treasurer; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11 Vice-President, 12 President; G. A. L. 12; Guidance 10; Y-Teens 12; Squad Leader 12. Thomas Shindledecker Charles Shira Goal Post Staff 10, 11; Sci- Gym Team 10. encc Club 11, 12; “Kind Lady” 12; “Diary of Anne Frank” 12; Senior Activity Representative 12; Spanish Club 12. 70 Barbara L. Shoaf Wilmington High School 10, 11. Mark Robert Slovonsky Pep Club Representative 10; Home Room Representative 11; “Kind Lady” 12; F. T. A. 12; Guidance Chairman 12; Spanish Club President 12. Clara J. Siegal F. T. A. 11, 12; DOFOBS 12. Carole Aeleane Smith G. A. L. 11; Spanish Club 12; F. T. A. 12; Auditorium Usher 12; Football Usher 12. Helen Sikofilos Football Usher 12. Donna Smith Nurses Club 11; G. A. L. 11; French Club 12. Sylvia Slosnerick Art Club 10; G. A. L. 10, 11; Sportswomen 10, 11. Mary Lou Smith G. A. L. 11. Richard Smith Shop Football. Bill Snow Dance Band 11, 12; French Club 10. 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Home Room Representative 10. Frances Snyder German Club 11; Nurses Club 11; G. A. L. 11; Y-Teens 11; Girls Varsity Basketball 11. Jack Snyder Track 12; Office Boy 10. 71 Sandy Snyder Joy Sodersten Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; DO- G. A. L. 11. FOBS 12. 7. J, ( Judy Sodersten Carole Soupart G. A. L. 11. Sportswomen 11; Camera Club 12. Matt Spanish Patti Speed Lynn Spencer Eleanor Staff Student Council Secretary Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; F. T. A. Y-Teens 10, 12; Band 10, 12. 10, 11; Camera Club 11, 11, 12. 12; G. A. L. 11; Pep Club Representative 11, 12; Home Room Representative 11; Spanish Club 12; Concert Choir 12; Student Council Committee 12; Art Club 12. Marie Irene Stamatis Bcttina Stefano Louis B. Stevens Dottie Stofcik Y-Teens 10. Home Room Representative Camera Club 11, 12; Sci- G. A. L. 12; Guidance 12. 12. enee Club 11, 12; Stage Crew 11, 12. 72 Jack Stoner Shop Football II. 12. Terry Stoops Guidance 10; Stage Crew 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Camera Club 11, 12. Priscilla Storch Annual Staff Representative 12; Y-Teens 10, 11. 12; Camera Club 12; Art Club Secretary 12; Spanish Club 12; Auditorium Usher 12; “The Dairy of Anne Frank” 12. Bill Suliot Student Council Committee 12; Pep Club Representative 12; “Sixteen in August” 11; “Kind Lady 12. Jack Sullivan Carol Swanton Betty Sylvester Ronald Thomas Tanner Color Guard 11, 12; Y-Teens Guidance 10, 12; Sports-12. women 11; Camera Club 12; Y-Teens 10, 12; Drill Team 11, 12; G. A. L. 11, 12. Rose Marie Tedescko Patty Teleis Diane Testa Sportswomen 11; G. A. L. Sportswomen 11; Y-Teens 12; Y-Teens 12. 11, 12; Guidance 12. 73 Beverly Thomas Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11. 12 Editor; Sportswomen 11; Camera Club 12; Y-Tcens 12. Joseph E. Thomas Home Room Representative 12; DOFOBS 12; Attendance Squad 12; Orchestra 10. Sandra Lee Thomas Y-Teens 11; Sportswomen 11; Football Usher 12. Charles Thompson Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11; German Club 11, 12. Bernice A. Toaso Lucille Tommelleo Y-Teens 10; F. T. . 11. 12; Pep Club Representative 11; Spanish Club 12. Jim Travers Outdoorsmcn 10; German Club 12. Steve Travers Hall Patrol 10; Office Boy 11; Track 12. Theresa Treccase Peggy Tyrrell Sandra Lee Urian Sports w o m e n 10, 11; F. H. A. 10, 11; Home Room G. A. L. 10, 11; Y-Teens 10; Representative 11. Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11; Pep Club Representative 12; Student Council Committee 12. Sam M. Valenti Science Club 12. 74 Ronald Valentine Joe Valentine Alex Vassilion Carol Vendeland Not graduating June, 1959. Football 12; Home Room Y-Teens 10; Home Room Representative 10, 11; Stu- Representative 12. dent Council Treasurer 12. Ralph M. Vitale Harry Voland Ray Anthony Wacikowski Home Room Representative 12; Pep Club Representative 12. David John Wagner Robert Britton Ward Norman Loretta Mae Wal er sH Walker Janet Arlene Walter Spanish Club 11; Activities Representative 12; Guidance 12. 75 Sandra Warneck Ann Florence Weinschenk Y-Tecns 10, 11, 12: Sportswomen 11; Science Club 11, 12; Nurses Club 11: Ne-Ca-Hi Liles 11: G.A.L. Cabinet 12; Football Usher 12; Basketball Usher Captain 12; Home Boom Representative 12; Guidance 10. Lorena Weatherby F. H. A. 10, 11, 12 Vice-President; Pep Club Representative 10; Football Usher 11, 12. Barbara E. Weir G. A. L. 12. Virginia Kathleen Weatherby G. A. L. 11, 12; Sports- women 11; Ne-Ca-Hi Lites 11. J Z- Calvin Ia Ro Weller Science Club 11, 12; Goal Post Staff 11, 12. Jane Weingartner Home Room Representative 10; Class Secretary 10. 11; DOFOBS K); Office Girl 10; Squad Leader 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Nurses Club 11; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Auditorium Usher 11, 12 Head Usher; Student Council Secretary 12. Carol Ann Welsh G. A. L. 11; Y-Teens 10; Sportswomen 11. Bob West Ronald D. White Thomas A. Whiting Betty June Williams Shop Football 11, 12. Home Room Representative Science Club 11, 12; Cam- DOFOBS 10. 11; Science Club 12. era Club 11; Pre-Session Squad 10; Guidance 10. 76 Garry Don Williams Turnstile Squad 11, 12; Home Room Representative 12. Helen Jean Wrona G.A.L. 12. Ann Marie Zaccarelli Sportswomen 10, 11; Pep Club Representative 10, 11, 12; G. A. L. 10; Football Usher 11, 12; Camera Club 11, 12 Secretary; Nurses Club 11; Y-Teeil.s 11, 12; Spanish Club Secretary 12; Basketball Usher 12; Tip-Off 12; Goal Post Staff 12. Philip Ronald Williams-Art Club 10, 11, 12; Turnstile Squad 12; Science Club Bonnie Lee Wyman Student Council 12; Student Council Committee 11, 12; Home Room Representative 10, 11; Sportswomen 11; Nurses Club Vice-President 11; Y-Teens 10, 11 Secretary, 12 Inter-club Council; Concert Choir 11, 12 Secretary; Ensemble 11, 12; G.A.L. 11. Roberta Williams Drill Team 11, 12; Concert Choir 12. Sandra Lee Yakob Junior Classical League 11, 12; Guidance 10; DOFOBS 12. Suzanne Winter Spanish Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 11. 12; ('amera Club 12; Art Club 12; DOFOBS 12; Squad Leader 11. Patsy Lee Younger Not graduating June, 1959. Patricia Ann Zarilla Cindy Lou Zeigler Gerald Zona G.A.L. 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Y-Teens 10, 12; Camera Varsity Basketball 10, 11 Club 12. Captain, 12; Squad Leader 11, 12; Camera Club 11; Guidance Office 12; French Club 12. 77 'MAY WE ALWAYS Class Song May we always think of friendships, Teachers, guidance, study hall, Football games and pep assemblies. Wrestling teams and basketball. English, health, and U. S. History, Language clubs and record hops, Chemistry and economics, Ne-Ca-Hi you’re always tops. May our hard times be forgotten, This our graduation year, May old acquaintance be remembered, And these memories so dear. So as we leave our Alma Mater, May our wildest dreams come true, And this song, dear Ne-Ca-Hi, We dedicate to you. by Gayle Domke Patty Lockley Bonnie Wyman GOODBY NE-CA-HI Class Poem Goodby Ne-Ca-Hi, we begin life anew, With the wisdom we have gained to see us through. We leave with memories that are so dear. Some with a smile, others with a tear. Goodby Ne-Ca-Hi, well never forget. The fun we’ve had or the friends we’ve met. The signs in the hall, the meetings we attended. We’re sorry now that it has to be ended. Goodby Ne-Ca-Hi, from you we must part; Our class will remember you deep in its heart. For all it’s the beginning of a new career, A life of our own that began right here. Goodby Ne-Ca-Hi, the years have been few. Since we were sophomores, and all was so new. But somehow that year did finally pass. And we found ourselves in the junior class. Goodby Ne-Ca-Hi, was just a thought. For in our junior year, it was knowledge we sought. Knowing the next year would be our last. We tried very hard and the year went fast. Goodby Ne-Ca-Hi, it’s our senior year. The time has come to wish us good cheer. You’ve done your part, now it’s our turn to try. From the Class of ’59—Goodby Ne-Ca-Hi. by Lynn Spencer, Mark Slovonsky 78 Honor Roll 1. Mario James Acquillo 2. Sandra Lee Bame 3. Kathleen Ann Baxter 4. John Andrew Bender 5. Carol Ann Beres 6. John R. Bertucci 7. Mark Gregory Blangero 8. Joan Adele Bleggi 9. Reggie James Bonfield 10. Carolyn Boron 11. Rose Marie Boyd 12. Barbara Bradford 13. David Brown Brenneman 14. Donna Marie Chepelsky 15. Stephanie Lee Comfort 16. Carol Florence Connelly 17. Anna Marie Cornman 18. Marjorie Kay Cowmeadow 19. John Casimir Cwynar 20. Joseph Davelli 21. Katherine Murphy Dayton 22. Barbara Ann DeFiore 23. Lena Marie DeMattio 24. Louise Owsley Dingledy 25. Doris Marie Downs 26. Beatrice LaVerne Fehrenbach 27. Philomena Ann Fenati 28. Mae Ferchaw 29. George Edward Flyak 30. Sherron Tichborne Fox 31. Barbara Anita Frengel 32. Charles Edward Gallagher 33. Patricia Joanne Gallagher 34. Carole Lynn Gibson 35. Yetta Noreen Ginsburg 36. Carol Marie Healy 37. Linda Ann Hileman 38. Harriet Ann Hite 39. Rodger Samuel Izzo 40. Arthur William John, Jr. 41. Barbara Lee Jones 42. Carole Ann Joseph 43. Charlene Ruth Joseph 44. Dianne Newell Kehler 45. Patricia Ann Kinkela 46. Elizabeth Kirk 47. William George Lang 48. John Fred Leckwart 49. Thomas Sankey Leighty 50. Patricia Ann Lockley 51. Thomas A. Mangiarelli 52. Linda Lee Marquis 53. Andrea Rose Martin 54. Judith Ann Martin 55. Madeleine Mamie Merando 56. William Oliver Mooney, Jr. 57. Janet Lee Moore 58. Karen Arlene Moore 59. Catherine Louise Muder 60. Sandra Lou Orrico 61. Constance Louise Palco 62. Mary Ann Palumbo 63. Anita Konstance Panasewicz 64. Carolynn Eileen Parsons 65. Morgan Randall Pinney 66. Carol Joyce Reiber 67. Brunzell Lorraine Respress 68. Carol Lynn Reynolds 69. W. Conrad Richards 70. Darleen Ritchie 71. Brian Edward Scanlon 72. Richard Charles Scungio 73. Doris Madelyn Sherman 74. Thomas Lvnn Shindledecker 75. Clara Joanne Siegel 76. Mark Robert Slovonsky 77. William James Snow 78. Lynn Ann Spencer 79. Eleanor Joan Staff 80. Leland Ralph Stoops 81. Charles Thompson 82. Lucille Marie Tommelleo 83. Bonnie Lee Wyman 84. Sandra Lee Yakob 79 Clubs - Activities Big night! Hi, everyone! We’re off! All set? 81 Under the leadership of the co-editors Yetta Ginsburg and David Mathews and also the business manager Anita Panasewicz, the 1959 Ne-Ca-Hi Staff worked diligently during the school year to meet all deadlines with the photographers, engravers, and printers. Their untiring efforts led to the publication of this year's annual. This group was comprised of seven regular members who met with Miss Scarazzo every day during ninth period in the annual room. An additional eleven members represented each of the homerooms. Row I: Catherine Muder, Doris Downs, Yetta Ginsburg, David Mathews, Anita Panasewicz, Barbara Jones, Doris Sherman. Row II: Linda Marquis, Philomena Fenati, Harriet Hite, Gayle Domke, Pat Kinkilla, Sandra McClain. Row III: Priscilla Storch, Barbara Rainey, Stanley Clink, Morgan Pinney, Patsy Foley. 82 Our cjffec isfuture! Seated: Joe Valentino, Jane Weingartner, John Bertucci, Bill Mooney. Row II: Margie Cow-meadow, Bonnie Wyman, Jean Buiney, Joyce Figuly, Helen Richards, Marlene Nocera, Barbara Jones, Rosemary Cozza. Row III: Leonard Johnson, Nick Rico, Bob Conn, Ergil Ersu, Jack Flannery. Row IV: Ronnie Alexander, Joe DeFelice, Rodger Izzo. President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Advisor Officers John Bertucci Bill Mooney Jane Weingartner Joe Valentino Miss Bernice Bartlett Student Council, affiliated with the National Student Council, was organized in approximately 1928 with the permission of the principal. Each Thursday, Student Council, comprised of the president, eight seniors, six juniors, and four sophomores, meets. The members are elected by school elections to participate in school government by handling student problems. Student Council sponsors Homecoming Week, the Sophomore Reception, the Faculty Basketball Game, the Clean-up Campaign, and the Activity Point Award Assembly. It also sponsors the New Year’s Eve Dance, co-sponsored by the Jaycees. 83 a rcjanize Bottom Row: M. Cowmeadow, B. Jones, R. Cozza, J. Bertucci, Pres., Jane Weingartner, J. Fignly. Row II: K. Howley, M. Pitzer, L. Marquis, J. Baka, M. Xocera, D. Casalandra, J. Sherman, M. Stright, R. Izzo, J. Dc-Felice, R. Alexander, C. Dambrocia, D. Sherman, T. Treccase, J. Paglcy, M. Grande, B. Brown, T. McBride, L. Lipinski. Row III: B. Naple, E. Stone, I). Flannery, S. Pickel, K. Haas, T. Williams, S. Smith, M. Ginsberg, C. Connelly, C. Mann, C. Boron, N. Haven, L. Spencer, K. Moore, M. Pecoraro, B. Rainey. Row IV: S. Albert, K. Shaughnessy, M. Pacelli, A. Leasure, N. McGaffie, P. Lockley, B. Wyman, L. Dingledy, P. Foley, H. Lockley, J. Lockley, D. Flannery, J. Flannery, W. Cornelius, T. Baer. Row V: E. Ersu, D. Latore, N. Navarra, R. Morelli, T. Mangiarelli, J. Stewart, R. Cook, J. Butera, P. Cynkar, R. Bonfield, T. Gibson, A. Cumo, J. McCoy, II. Solomon. Row VI: B. Hazen, L. Johnson, B. Patterson, C. Fulena, R. Pecarro, D. Matthews, R. Hogue, W. Suliot, J. Bender, T. Lutz, J. Rheinhart. The Student Council Committee members are chosen by their various chairmen; the committee chairmen are council members and are chosen by the president and advisor. These committees help Student Council with various problems. The Ways and Means Committee, whose chairman is Roger Izzo, is responsible for all financial matters; selling book covers, selling school play tickets, scheduling bus trips for away games. The School Improvement Committee, whose chairman is Ronald Alexander, sponsors intramural sports, the clean-up campaign, and Auditorium Ushers. The Bulletin Board Committee, whose chairman is Joyce Figuly, takes charge of all material posted on the Student Council bulletin board, and they also make posters. The Activity Point Award Committee, whose chariman is Margie Cowmeadow, totals the activity points of every student to determine who will be given Activity Award Pins at the end of the school year, and they make a record of the points earned. If a student has 90 points, he earns a 90-point pin; if a student has 200 points, he earns a 200-point pin. Points are earned by honor grades, school attendance, and extra-curricular activities. The Social Committee, whose chairmen are Barbara Jones and Rosemary Cozza, takes care of all social functions. Some social functions they specifically supervise are the Faculty Basketball Game, the Sophomore Reception, and Homecoming Week. Homecoming Week includes the Queen’s election, the Homecoming Parade, the Queen’s crowning, and the Homecoming Dance. 84 J4ou5e op (Lc ommond Senior Representatives (top): Bottom Row: S. Miller, J. Amodie, L. Pagley, B. Cipro, P. San-tillo, P. Fenati, D. Sherman, J. Reiber, M. Reider, C. Brown, C. Joseph, L. DeNlatteo, N. Hoover, N. Haven, C. Palco, A. Vassillion. Row II: J. Betrucci, M. Davis, A. Cumo, M. Blangero, L. Bongivengo, L. Brown, C. Baldwin, A. Weinschenk, A. Johnson. B. Earl, G. Williams, T. Gibson, D. Pilch, T. Mangiarelli, A. Atkinson. Row III: S. Mehalic, J. iMorelli, R. Valentine, J. Thomas, T. Leighty, F. Leek wart. Junior Representatives (middle): Bottom Row: J. Pacclli, M. Lepre, P. Rispoli, P. Teckelt, M. Grande, K. Marino, B. Carrigan, J. Grata, E. Phillips, C. Mooney, G. DiNardo, C. Dom-beek, J. Elder, K. Haas, M. Pugh. Row II: D. Cooper, T. Smith, D. Brooks, H. Solomon, S. La-Scola, N. Butts, F. Bovard, B. Waldman, I). Morabito, J. Lockley, F. Tuscano, C. Moore, P. Squillo, B. DeCarbo. Row III: M. Haben, L. Jay, J. Parks, N. Wingert, T. Alexander, P. Williams, J. Rashid, R. Ascione. Sophomore Representatives (bottom): Bottom Row: J. Bertucci, J. Raney, J. Grossman, C. Farronc, J. Peters, J. Sherman, X. Stone, S. Bradley, J. George, J. Roginski, C. Williams, C. Klingcnsmith, P. Elder, J. Trimble, S. Gwin. Row II: I. Caraway, L. Nocera, P. Vericello, G. Pandolfi, N. Mesol, R. Thompson, R. Ayres, D. Koelliker, W. Cornelius, II. Colaiacovo, L. Ayers. Row III: E. Skuta, B. Ludwiezak, E. Bucci, D. Rentz, D. Ginsburg, T. Mumford. 85 Bottom Row: Larry Whitman, Richard Tommeleo, Joe DiThomas, Clement Munno. Row II: Thomas Burns, Guy Young, Dave Campbell. Row III: Noel Wingert, Dave Downs. The pre-session squad is a group of boys who start school earlier than the rest of the student body. Their duty is to keep the halls clear of students. Only with student co-operation does the squad function properly. Row I: Terry Stoops, Bill DeCarlx), Bill Mesol, Nicky Mesol, Morgan Pinney, Boh Johnson. Row II: Jerry Vano, Richard Scungio, Louis Stevens, Boh Hunlcy. The stage crew is a service club under the sponsorship of Mr. Hoffmeister. This club was organized over thirteen years ago and has been aiding in the use of the lighting equipment, P. A. system and audio-visual equipment. The members must have a sense of responsibility, mechanical aptitude, and interest in service. These are the “unsung heroes” who work behind the scenes for dances, plays, and assemblies. VOL ere $ your 3 e unseen 86 SENIOR GUIDANCE Row I: P. Melchior, B. Perrota, R. Coughlin, B. DoFiorc, E. Ramuno, C. Minteer, A. Wein-schenk, I). Chapelsky, M. Ferchavv, C. Huff, D. Testa, P. Micco, B. Book, I). Stofiek, J. Klatka, J. Marccucci. Row II: M. Slovonsky, D. Amodie, T. Gibson, E. Gallagher, B. Lang, C. Green, J. Reinhart, B. Ward, J. Balentine. JUNIOR GUIDANCE Row I: P. Weppler, C. Weinschenk, S. Davis, K. Flynn, C. Heitger, J. Grata, II. Rosenhohn, C. Mateja, R. Perrine, P. Brice, S. Lees, N. Gatrall, J. Burgo, G. Condas, L. Shoup, L. Remaley. Row II: A. Genn, D. Latore, J. Butera, B. Chioffi, D. Taylor, D. Baker, S. Townsend, T. John, G. Binder, R. Sherbak, D. Rankin, P. Wilson. Row III: D. Campbell, D. Eichholtz, B. Mott, J. Riggans. SOPHOMORE GUIDANCE Row I: I. Culbertson, L. Ruozzo, J. Pfautz, M. Bullano, C. Fulena, J. DeVore, A. Armstrong, E. Ruehle, P. Elder, J. Warsing, D. Jamison, L. Reams, B. Mardis, B. Allshouse, S. Wineek, Mr. Thompson. Row II: B. Natcher, J. George, E. DeCarlx), W. Mann, L. Haering, J. Mc-Nees, E. Chapman, C. Morton, S. Spineic, N. Mesol, B. Ketler, I). Campbell, T. Quinn, B. Williams. Row III: T. Thompson, A. Graylane, J. Palagallo, J. Collins. 87 Service Wilt W Teachers in charge of attendance have a student helper. Mr. Wilson — sophomore attendance, Kathy Haas and Cathy Hoffmiester Mr. James—junior attendance, David Eiehholtz and Howard Solomon M rs. Clarke—senior attendance, Morgan Pinney Seated—Kathy Haas. Standing—Howard Solomon, Morgan Pinney, David Eiehholtz, Cathy Hoffmiester. The attendance squad under Mr. Leslie’s direction collect absentee sheets and deliver attendance lists to each teacher. The student secretaries assist the staff of the guidance department bv contributing their time to help with typing, filing, and general office duties. Row I: Betty Sylvester, Kathy Flynn, Cynthia Piearro, Pat Zarilla, Donna Myers, Jack Leone, Michael Piccuta. Row II: Jim Tucker, Jerry McCoy, Tom Parady, Boh Frengel, Ronald McFall, LaVernc Lane. Row III: Tom Leighy, Don Griffin, Joe Thomas, Chuck James. 88 Seated: Jane Weingartner, David Levine. Row I: JoEllen Aniodie, Patti Santillo, Linda Wilson, Maree Bid-lano, Aelene Smith, Carol Richcrson, Mary Jo King, Mona Johnson, Deanna Casalandra, Carol Weinschenk, Eleanor Stone, Ann Zaccarelli, Harriette Hite, Shiela McHenry. Row II: Noel Haven, Anita Panasewicz, Judy Trimble, Jane Ferry, Kathy Haas, Barbara Rainey, Eleanor Ramunno, Yetta Ginsburg, Judy Warsing, Dawna Flannery, Anita Leasure, Donna Soberay, Nancy DeFalco, Carol Barkley. Row III: Mary Jane Evanoski, Sharon Lees, Gail Sccger, Cooki Storch, Evelyn Druschel, Jim Parks, Dave Chambers, Dick Flannery, Dave Taylor, Louis Cipro, Jack Flannery, Larry Roberts, Ronald Egan. These students are in charge of seating the audience in various school functions such as plays and other programs. Miss Bartlett is the sponsor. Jane Weingartner and David Levine are the captains. Bottom Row: Gertrude Clark. Rose Marie Lamorella, Sandee Cartwright, Geravia Dodson, Patti Santillo, Eileen Harkins, Janice Klatka, Carol Dambrosia, Joe Butera, capt., Sherry Lane, Donna Myers, Linda Danford, Anita Fabian, Betty Perrotta, Pat Berkely, Bonnie Parrott. Row II: JoAnn Bleggi, Ann Weinschenk, Arlene Johnson, Sylvia Slosnerick, Luey McDaniel, Frances Snyder, Carole Joseph, Sandy Konstal, Ann Zaccarelli, Sue Brans-come, Catherine Milder, Eleanor Ramunno, Rafella Piccirillo, Helen Sikofilos. Row III: Patty Palkovich, Lor-ena Weatherby, Vicki Mrozek, LaVeme Lane, Constance Fears, Gladys Ellis, Judy Ball, Carol Baldwin, Marian Webber, Marva Burris, Jean Taylor, Sandra McClain. Row IV: Sandy Thomas, Carol Beres, Frances Eagan, Patti Banicl, Pat Kinkcla, Alyeee Johnson, John Popescu, Philip Williams, Kenny Evans, John Kendra, Tom Frazier, Donald Mouney, Joseph Sabino. Row V: Kenneth Anderson, James Bell, Don Taylor. The football ushers, with Carol Dambrosia as captain, find it their job to help visitors as well as Ne-Ca-l Ii fans to find the correct seats. These senior girls are quite busy on Friday nights during the football season. The ushers are under the supervision of Mr. Donald Copson. 89 Seated: Clara Siegel, Carol Wilkins, Judy Hcdland, Charlotte Mann. Karen Carletti, Margie Cowmeadow, Suzie Winter, Harriette Hite, Sherron Fox, Sandra Homey, Carol Mooney, Saundra Brisbin. Row II: Miss Rita L. Metz, Mrs. Mary McKee, Sylvia Pavkovich, Mina Bowden, Marlene McCormick, Lvnn Reynolds, Bmnzell Respress, Sandra Yakob, Linda Hile-man, Maureen Carrigan, Carolyn Morton, Carol Beres, Sandy Snyder, Doris Downs, Pat Kinkela, Rose Marie Lamorella. Row III: Joe Thomas, Andrew Blackwell, Steve Meyers, Boh Cummins, Anthony Roscetti, Jim Layton, Wayne Patterson. Row IV: Louis Stevens, A1 Russo, David Levine, Bill Sadler, Don Howard. The Dofobs is a library service club which was organized in 1935. The name, which was chosen in 1938, comes from an eighteenth century literary club in England and means: Darned Old Fools Over Books. Any student may volunteer to work in the library if his schedule permits. Some of the duties are delivering passes to study halls, checking out and slipping books, sending overdue notices, and doing other routine tasks to help the librarians, Miss Metz and Mrs. McKee. This year a social affair is planned for the spring. 90 Bottom Row: B. Bradford, B. Parrott, B. Respress, C. Muder, E. Duda, J. Grata, M. Eakin. Row II: J. Elder, I). Chepelsky, S. Levine, D. Flannery, K. Haas, L. Reynolds. Row III: J. Popescu, P. Wilson, D. Eichholtz, P. Jolley, P. Brice. Tile Fulmen Romanum, Latin newspaper, is under the direction of Miss May Eakin. The staff meets on the first and third Mondays of each month with the editor, Catherine Muder. A student must be a member of a Latin class to be eligible to join the staff. This year Fulmen Romanum will run several special issues about Roman laws, customs, etc. In addition a special contest will award a prize for naming the handsome Roman on the cover. 91 JJere j Row I: Kathy Bigley, Beverly Thomas, Sandee Cartwright, Lynda Abraham. Row II: Barbara Denny, Mimi Betka, .Maxine Domenick, Larry Hoover, Gary Bales, Faye Bovard, Sally LaScola, Janet Bnrgo, Carol Apecelli. Ne-Ca-Lites, our school newspaper, was first organized in 1945 and is now under the supervision of Miss Grace Dodson. The staff members must have honor grades and must maintain good grades in English. The staff meets every day, period four, to learn journalism and to produce a newspaper once a month. Beverly Thomas and Janet Burgo are the co-editors and Sandee Cartwright is the copy reader. The Ne-Ca-Hi Lites is planning to sponsor a school dance and also to attend Pitt Journalism Day. 92 aue one. Row I: Sybil Pickel, Barbara Frengel, Ann Zaccarelli, Calvin Weller, Susan Levine, Mimi Betka, Sandee Warneck, Phyllis Lusk. Row II: Jennie Olivo, Kathie Dayton, Margie Cowmeadow, Louise Dingledy, Leslie Hartfelder, Betti Ross, Vicki Sforza, Marvanne Grande. Row III: Linda Marquis, Nancy DeFalco, Donna Chepelsky, Karen Moore, Lynn Spencer, Charlene Joseph, Barry Ralph (not shown). The Goal Post staff is selected and under the supervision of Mr. Cowmeadow. The purpose of this staff is to edit and sell “Goal Posts” at all home games. OFFICERS Chatter Editor Evelyn Druschel Advertising Editor Barry Ralph Sales Editor Margie Cowmeadow Row I: Eddie DeCarbo, Ann Zaccarrelli, Barbara Frengel, Evelyn Druschel, Mr. Cowmeadow, Sue Levine, Sandee Warneck, Mimi Betka. Row II: Georgette DeVasil, Estelle Casalandra, Deanna Casalandra, Charlene Joseph, Louise Dingledy, Margie Cowmeadow, Carol Nativio, Kathie Dayton. The Tip-Off Staff edits, publishes, and sells the “Tip-Off,” the official Basketball Program. This is their third year, having been organized in 1952. The specially selected members meet on Mondays third period during basketball season to plan for their publication. OFFICERS Sales Editor Chatter Editor Advisor ....... Advertising Editor Margie Cowmeadow Evelyn Drushel Austin Cowmeadow Eddie DeCarbo 93 UJOIA, up ica$5o Bottom Row: Marie Creswell, Carolyn Singer, Estelle Casalandra, Carole Gaspare, Mary Jo Gargasz, Karen Moore, Treas., Doris Sherman, Pres., Phil Brewer, V. Pres., Cookie Storch, Sec., Eddie DeCarbo, Carolyn Parsons, Joan Harrah, Deanna Casalandra, Mike Zidow. Row II: Joanne Campbell, Susan Naples, Doreen Cartwright, Sandra Naples, Lynn Spencer, Harriette Hite, Suzie Winter, Lorraine Lipinski, Tudor McBride, Rosealee Riggans. Row III: Lucy McDaniel, Edie Robinson, Judy Trimble, Sandie Herberg, Alycee Johnson, Sandy Konstal, Marjorie Reed, Carole Shuler, Pat Nicholson, Tony Vercilla. Row IV: Warren Williams, Gerald Patton, Philip R. Williams, David Matthews, Joe Thomas, Joseph Sabino. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Officers Doris Sherman Phil Brewer ........... Priscilla Storch .............. Karen Moore The Art Club membership is open to any student who has an interest in art. The club meets once a month on Tuesday during the third period and once a month in the evening. The major project for the members was designing Christmas cards. Also, a trip was made to Youngstown, Ohio, where the members viewed an art exhibit, at the Butler Institute. Plans were made to conduct another trip to a Pittsburgh Art Exhibit for the Bicentennial celebration. 94 Seated: B. Scanlon, 1). Casalandra, P. Lusk, R. Rosenthal. Row I: E. Casalandra, M. Curtis, K. Curtis, T. DiLulIo, D. Stuart, M. Fauzey, C. Logan, C. Hogue, D. Sherman, J. Reiber, C. Muder, N. Hoover, V. Filban, B. Frengel, B. Denny, S. Homey, C. Lubinski, K. Haas. Row 11: E. McCummins, E. Robinson, B. Travers, D. Campbell, II. Lockley, B. Waldman, S. Townsend, P. Spiglcr, C. Collingwood, R. DeGregory, D. Gibala, J. Campbell, J. Flannery, D. Flannery, C. Weinsehenk, T. Williams. Row III: B. Sheen, J. Miller, M. Grande, J. Figuly, B. Mesol, M. Blangcro, J. Shaftic, D. Balog, E. Moffett, S. Ruchle, J. Gebbia, R. Abraham, T. Burris, S. Smith. Row IV: G. Fisher, S. Levine, S. Valenti, M. Cowmeadow, A. Weinsehenk, L. Padula, P. Gallagher, M. Pugh, J. Elder, J. Kirkendall, J. French, D. Solomon, J. Carr, S. Meyers. Row V: E. Mooney, B. Williams, T. Murray, A. Colella, G. Bratschie, D. Brown, G. Young, L. Pugh, G. Carenbauer, B. Lang, B. McConnell, T. Whiting. Row VI: D. Pilch, T. Smith, R. White, J. Carlson, B. Richards, M. DeNuccio, P. Flynn, J. Balentine, J. Leck- wart, C. James, B. Vcnditto, G. Holtzapple. Row VII: G. Chirozzi, P. Williams, J. McWilliams, C. Simon, L. Whalen, B. McNicholas, M. Cik, D. Ginsburg, F. Magliery, P. Wilson, H. Chisholm, M. Brian. Row VIII: D. Eichholtz, R. Joseph, J. Popescu, C. Richards, R. Sherbak, F. Wesolowski, D. Reiser, L. Stevens, C. Weller, T. Shindledecker, B. Sadler, R. Scungio. Row IX: A. George, F. Boron, J. Bender, J. Bertucci, T. Lutz, J. Rheinhart. President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Advisor Officers Richard Rosenthal Brian Scanlon Phyllis Lusk Deanna Casalandra J. W. Schmied One of the most active organizations is the Science Club which was founded in 1955. It aimed at promoting an interest in science and providing science experiences not available in the classroom. Science Club meets on the first Monday and third Thursday of each month. Field trips and participation in the Science Fair were two major projects. A talk on ham radios was enjoyed by the members. One of the most interesting was the Christmas Party, called the Bunsen Burner Bop, at which the F. T. A. members were special guests. . 95 JAi LUL th the Bottom Row: Linda Marquis, Publicity, Joyce Figuly, Sec., Bonnie Sheen, Corres. See,, Bonnie Brown, Pres., Charlene Joseph, V. Pres., Kathy Haas, Treas., Becky Barnes, Refreshments. Row II: Anita Panasewicz, Decorations, Maryannc Grande, Social, Ann Zac-carelli, Social, Marlene Nocera, Ways Means, Karen Canning, Devotions, Mimi Betka, Decorations. President Officers Bonnie Brown Vice-President Charlene Joseph Secretary Joyce Figuly Treasurer Kathy Haas Corresponding Secretary Bonnie Sheen The Ne-Ca-Hi Y-teens meet on the second and fourth Wednesdays from October to May. Their membership is open to any girl in New Castle Senior High School. It is their purpose to have the member grow as a person, in friendship with people of other races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Some of the activ ities were a Get Acquainted Party for all the high school students, a nursing career talk by Mrs. Thompson, and a Christmas Play. A formal school dance is planned for between the semesters. The advisors are Mrs. Kay Britton and Miss G. Riddle. 96 Seated: Patty Bok, Ethel Henle, Mrs. Kerr, Advisor, Lorena Weatherby, Rose Pesano. Row I: Shirley Lockhart, Julia Schofield, JoAnn O’Neil, Gladys Ellis, Jo Anne Pape, Marilyn Jaskolka, Dorothy Evans, Merida Kay Reider, Jo Ann Nieoletti. Row II: Jean Roginski, Josephine Coci, Judy Henle, Gloria Durgam, Ruth Reese, Betty Kirkwood, Elaine Bromley, Joan Anderson. Row III: Marie Masters, Mary Lou Bromley, Darlene Moses, Pat Thomas, Taina Livermore, Carolyn Hiler, Frances Johnson. Row IV: Marlene Baxter, Stella Russo, Pat Crafty. Under the direction of Mrs. Kerr the members of the F. II. A. strive for good homes and family life for all. This club originated three years ago, and has made its many projects a success. The members attended the State Convention which was held at Penn State University. OFFICERS President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Song Leader Ethel Henle Lorena Weatherby Stella Russo Patty Bok Rose Pesano Marilyn Jaskolka Gladys Ellis 97 Strength of tli e Jut are Bottom Row: D. Sherman, Trcas., S. Branscome, Sec., C. Boron, Pres., S. Fox, Dist. Pres. Row II: G. DeVasil, D. George, L. Marquis, J. Klatka, J. Johnson, M. Merando, S. Wrona, E. Casalandra, C. Siegel, T. Travers, R. Lamorella, B. Sheen, S. Gierlaeh, T. Williams, A. Smith, P. Williams. Row III: R. Cozza, J. Pagley, M. Dorn-eniek, S. Cartwright, R. Parou, P. Hall, C. Palco, C. Litrenta, C. Weinsehcnk, D. Casalandra, H. Hite, K. Canning, B. Brown, N. Boyd. Row IV': D. Mayer, L. Tommelleo, B. Rainey, D. Morrow, Y. Ginsburg, D. Dickson, L. Hileman, C. Mann, S. LaScola, E. Marrangoni, D. Fullerton, D. Vukovich, C. Connelly, S. Herberg. Row V: B. Respress, D. Downs, C. Healy, J. Burgo, J. Stofiek, S. Levine, S. O’Neill, N. Gatrall, J. Elder, L. Padilla, S. Branscome, M. Cowmeadow, L. Haering. Row VI: P. Kinkela, L. Dingledy, P. Loekley, B. Reider, B. Hileman, A. Gunn, M. Slovonsky, A. Atkinson, B. Hunley, Mrs. Becker, Miss Anselmo, A. Book. The F. T. A., or the “Mary VanDivort F. T. A.,” is affiliated with the National Association of Future Teachers of America. It was organized in 1950. Its main purpose is to explore the field of teaching. Miss VanDivort was one of the most outstanding advisors of the club. The motto of the F. T. A. is, “Together We Build, Together We Explore.” Under the supervision of Mrs. Becker the club tries to accomplish this goal through the various programs they have. The Co-sponsors are Mr. A. Book and Miss Shirley Anselmo. The F. T. A. had an Initiation and Installation Tea and they attended District and State Conventions. Sherron Fox was elected president of the Midwestern District F. T. A. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Carolyn Boron Rose Marie Boyd Sharyn Branscome Doris Sherman 98 Mlold it! J) tli ml you (( Lie this picture. Seated: Linda Marquis, Beatrice Fehrenbach, Lynn Gibson, Anna Marie Zachrelli. Row I: Sandee Cartwright, Wilma Smith, Becky Barnes, Linda Orlando, Phyllis Lusk, Eileen Harkins, Janice Klatka, Lucille Pagley, Rose Marie Lamorella, Betty Sylvester, Karen Moore, Lynn Spencer, Mary Ann Palumbo, Pat Berkely, Eleanor Blake, Mary Jane Bal-dauf, Cynthia Picarro, Carolyn Boron, Row II: Marlene Ginsburg, Carol Connelly, Betty Green, Carole Soupart, Barbara DeFiore, Doris Sherman, Suzie Winter, Yetta Ginsburg, Cooki Storeh, Eleanor Ramunno, Rafella Piccirillo, Carla Davis, Florence Henderson, Danielle Bullano, Carol Ilealy. Row III: Mary Ann DeCarbo, Patsy Foley, Pat Kinkela, Norma Ryan, Beverly Thomas, Ruth Anne Polding, Dianne Kehler, Jerry Vano, Steve Meyers, Bob Johnson, Terry Stoops, Nicky Mesol, Bill Mesol, Tom Black, Clayton Hofmeister, Sponsor. Row IV: Morgan I’inncy, Richard Scungio, Louis Stevens. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Linda Marquis Beatrice Fehrenbach Anna Marie Zachrelli Lynn Gibson The Camera Club is one of the very active clubs of the school, meeting every second Tuesday at third period. The club was organized in 1946, and its purpose is to foster interest in photography and to provide an enjoyable and profitable hobby. The only membership requirement is a sincere interest in photography. Some of the activities include a scavenger hunt with cameras, shooting of posed pictures, a social event, and photo contests. 99 pu anez-uoui .' ? Seated: Doris Downs, Leonard Johnson, Gerri Print, Judy Pagley. How 1: James Witon, Wesley Mann, Linda Marquis, Pat Weppler, Annaleine Mitlo, Gertrude Clark, Joan Baka, Mimi Betka, Hose Marie Lamorella, Janet Moore, Linda Hileman, Joyce Reiber, Barbara Jones, Phyl Fenati. Row II: Louise Dingledy, Joyce Figuly, Gloria DiNardo, Judie Shope, Gloria Condas, Danielle Bullano, Judy Trimble, Betty Haynes, Karen Moore, Lynn Gibson, Sylvia Slosnerick, Rose Marie Boyd, Donna Smith, Suzanne Jones, Carolyn Boron, Pat Zarilla, Rosemary Cozza. Row III: Bob McGeary, Bill Snow, Wayne Cornelius, Charles Glover, Vic Kolodjeski, Barry French, Alan Baxter. Le Cercle Francais is under the sponsorship of Dr. Rose M. Uhl. Its purpose is to supplement the study of French by the presentation of programs based upon the life, culture, and customs of France. Meetings of Le Cercle Francais are held every third Tuesday during third period. The Club was organized about 1947. To become a member, you must have completed the first year French with a B average. Some activities of the Club are the Christmas program and party for adult education classes studying English, a reception for new members, and a picnic honoring senior members. French films are presented, and a Modern Language Assembly concerning the Exchange Student Program will also take place. OFFICERS President Leonard Johnson Vice-president Geraldine Print Secretary Doris Downs Treasurer Judy Pagley 100 Bottom Row: Gary Reiter, Linda Remaley, Mary Jane Baldanf, Maryanne Grande, Karen Moore, Connie Palco, Rose Marie Boyd, Barbara Frengel, Phyl Fenati, Doris Sherman. Rodger Izzo, Terry Stoops, Barry Ralph, Betty Suliot, Carla Davis, Sandy Konstal, Patti Forster, Frances Snyder, Sandra McClain, Sybil Pickcl. Row II: Chuck Thompson, Paul Spigler, Scott Shaffer, Joe Campbell, Don Morabito, Ergil Ersu, John Kiefer, Joseph D. Carr, James Stoner, Dave Balog, Tom Frazier, Arthur John, Stephen Finkel. Row III: Tom Pawlak, Eddie Gallagher, Tom Dagnon, John Bertueci, John Bender, Dave Chambers, Jim Riggans, Drexel Rankin, Dave Reiser, Homer Farley, Jim Travers. Row IV: Leo Whalen, G. K. Schlumbcrger, Advisor, Larry Jay, Stuart Sampson. Officers Rodger Izzo Doris Sherman Phyl Fenati Terry Stoops President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The German Club, under the direction of G. K. Schlumbcrger, meets the fourth Thursday of every month. The purpose of the club is to promote fellowship and further interest in language study and foreign cultures. Some of the outstanding events of German Club throughout the year are decorating the school Christmas tree, an annual picnic, and the joining with the Spanish and French Clubs for the annual Christmas parts-. 101 e6p ano Row I: Marianna Bowen, Anna Comman, Sandee Orrico, Janice Klatka, Eileen Harkins, Sally Gastow, Lucille Monaco, Arehie Cumo, Mark Slovonsky, Kathie Baxter, Ann Zaccarelli, Linda Hileman, Sally LaScola, Linda Danford, Charlotte Mann, Pat Miceo, Terri DiLullo, Carol Dambrosia, Lynn Spencer, Sharyn Branscome. Row II: Dixie Morrow, Lucille Tommellco, Barbara Rainey, Barbara Dote, Harriette Hite, Jane Weingartner, Sandie Herberg, Suzie Winter, Cooki Storch, Yetta Ginsburg, Betti Ross, June Grata, Marlene McCormick, Carol Healy, Carol Beres, Becky Falls, Charlene Joseph. Row III: Melvyn Davis, Steve Mehalie, Anthony Roscetti, John Gasser, Sam Anttila, Richard Rosenthal, Deanna Casalandra, Carol Connelly, Sue Ann Branscome, Patty Homer, Gayle Domke, Ruth Anne Polding, Dianne Kehler, Pat Kinkela. Row IN’: Allan Atkinson, Pat Flynn, John Nlastrangelo, Tom Shindledeeker, David Matthews, Bill Sadler, Jim Webb. The Spanish Club has been active since 1951 under the excellent supervision of Miss Dorothy Edmunds. Membership is open to all second year Spanish students who desire to join. The purpose of the club is to encourage the study and the use of the Spanish language and to make the members more familiar with the countries where Spanish is spoken and with their people. All business meetings are conducted in Spanish and English mixed together. This last Christmas the three major language clubs, Spanish, German, and French, had a combined party and program. David Matthews was in charge of entertainment which used a play, a pageant, and living pictures to tell the Christmas Story of different countries. Many interesting meetings were planned for the year with speakers and programs. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mark Slovonsky Kathie Baxter Ann Zaccarelli Archie Cumo 102 % Loit, a oman. Bottom Row: B. Bradford, P. Wilson, D. Flannery, M. Roux, J. Flannery, K. Haas, C. Muder. Row II: J. Culbertson, O. Cusano, L. Ruozzo, D. Guiliano, C. Fulena, T. Travers, J. DeVore, A. N’ocera, R. Thompson, M. Augustyn, B. Mardis, B. Allshouse, J. George, F. Healy, J. Sherman, E. Ruehle. Row III: K. Haas, S. Yakob, E. DeCarbo, W. Clark, G. McClain, E. Barto, E. McCummins, G. Pia, L. Padula, B. Respress, L. Reynolds, S. Levine, M. Ricrutio, J. Grata, E. Duda, E. Stone. Row IV: G. Habib, P. Brice, G. Gordon, P. Jolley, S. Spincic, H. Solomon, D. Eiehholtz, P. Maki, J. Failla, J. Popescu, B. Williams, B. Parrott, S. Townsend, B. Waldman. The Junior Classical League was organized in 1957 and was affiliated with the National Junior Classical League. Its purpose is to encourage interest in all study of ancient Greece and Rome and to understand our culture’s debt to those civilizations. Members must be enrolled in Latin II, Latin III, or Latin IV. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month. Special events are the official initiation and the Valentine’s Day Parts'. OFFICERS President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Reporter Advisor Dick Flannery Jack Flannery Kathy Haas Barbara Bradford Cathy Muder Paul Wilson Mildred A. Roux 103 c music Under the direction of Mr. Bonner, the band lias added much school spirit to New Castle High School. The programs performed by the band for half-time at footbal games were entertaining and inspiring to Ne-Ca-Hi rooters. The band has accepted its civic responsibility by marching in town parades; however, few people realize the amount of practice which the band’s performances require. Forensics and District Band are events in which individual band members participate. The Pep Band, a smaller organization of the marching band, arouses enthusiasm at pep assemblies and at basketball games. Color Guard Mary Ann Palumbo, Betty Earl, Carol Swanton, Becky Falls, Cinny Fil-ban. Barb Bradford. 104 Row I: J. Boron, S. Meyers, C. Muno, T. Pawlaek, T. Lutz, I). Stillwagon, B. Snow, A. Mottle, M. Leonhardt, R. Hill. Row II: M. Gattrall, R. Bonfield, C. Layman, L. Ayers, W. Leightner, E. Staph, K. Haas, J. Nicholson, T. Mumford. Row III: D. Morabito, E. Gallagher, W. Aloe, I). Rotunno, 1). MeKeown, S. Lockhart, S. Anttila, J. Sarbo, J. Cwynar, J. DeFelice. Row IV: A. Venditto, J. DiThomas, P. Bardash, V. Barnsley, C. Healey, S. Oberleightner, J. Bowden, J. Ascione. Row V: B. Carrigan, E. Pascarella, K. Bittner, F. Healey, X. Adamo, J. Tressler, B. Camuche, C. Ridgely, C. Zumpella. Row VI: R. Gibson, J. Flannery, T. Baske-field, J. DiMuccio, I). Balog, G. Byler, E. Fiscus, B. Perrett, I). Taylor, F. Sparr, R. Thompson, M. Evanoski, M. DeCarbo. Row VII: I). Spiker, B. Frengel, M. DiNucdo, D. Campbell, B. Venditto, R. Earl, J. Hoagland, W. Matthews, C. Cagno, P. Wallace, F. Crattie, D. Flannery, G. McHattie, J. Casacchia, E. Fondrick. 105 Linda Orlando, Head Majorette, Joann Champ, Pat Buyny, Madalaine Pecoraro, Barbara Rainey, Rosalie Maiorano, Sharyn Branscome, Elaine Phillips, Assistant Head. Acting as Drum Majorette was our very capable Judy Michel. 106 Drum Majorette, Judy Michel now We ’re in the army Row I: Sandee Orrico, Janice Klatka, Cathie Phillips, Kathie Baxter, Sandra Herberg, Karen Marshall, Marlene Lepre, Vicki Sforza. Row II: Cynthia Picarro, Cathy Schuffert, Cecelia Litrenta, Becky Barnes, Betty Schepp, Glenda Graham, Jo Anne Pape. Row III: Carroll Dix, Patty Bok, Shiela McHenry, Kay Rea, Cynthia O’Neill, Elizabeth Hammond, Marlene Gins-burg, Betty Sylvester. Row IV: Marian Webber, Marva Burris, Mae Fcrschaw, Florence Henderson, Carolyn Brown, Carlene Minteer. Row V: Gail Seegcr, Corrinc Huff, Roberta Williams, Gloria DiXardo. The drill team was organized in 1955, under the supervision of Miss Tilley. The girls, who are chosen for their marching ability, meet to practice during July and August and on Wednesdays during the school year. The captains of the drill team are Kathie Baxter and Sandra Ilerberg. The drill team has marched at parades, football games, and the sophomore reception. This year, for the first time, they marched at a pep assembly and plan to march at basketball games. 107 Orchestra Seated: Judy Martin, Betty Allshouse. Row I: Ken Sturgis, Susie Lucas, Reggie Bon field, Joe DeFelice, Jerry Bonner, Geraldine Pia, Janice Johnson, Linda Padula, Joe DiMuccio, Marcia Augustyn. Row II: Boh Frengel, Boh Hunley, Carmen Cagno. Girls Ensemble Bottom Row: June Grata, Carol Richerson, Anna Common, Terry Travers, accompanist, Judy Grata, Dixie Morrow, Catherine Muder. Row II: Barbara Bradford, Sharon Lees, Pat Augustyn, Bonnie Wyman, Judie Shope, Karen Graham. The Girls' Ensemble is comprised of twelve girls, selected from Concert Choir in tryouts by Mr. Book. It participates in Forensics, Spring Music Festival, Christmas programs, and all other programs given by Concert Choir. The Ensemble is a popular activity, because of the harmonious feeling which exists in this group. 108 600 e 6auacje CONCERT CIIOIR Bottom Row: Gail Fisher, June Grata, Carol Richerson, Shiela McHenry, Elliott Griffin, Michael Stone, Art Gunn, Bill Mesol, Bonnie Sheen, Lynn Spencer, Terry Tracer, Becky Barnes, Anna Cornman. Row II: Gloria Condas, Judy Pagley, Rose Marie Frank, Daniel Solomon, Andrew Blackwell, Kenny Evans, Bonnie Brown, Cynthia Sparks, Pat Augustyn, Judy Grata, Catherine Muder. Row III: Joyce Figuly, Mary Ann Palumbo, Sue Smith, Joel Thomas, Dick Loudon, Bob Cummins, Terry Schweikert, Gerri Print, Linda Remaley, Nancy Hoover, Judy Rahr, Roberta Williams. Row IV: Karen Graham, Darlene Ritchie, Susan Levine, Dwight Hilyard, Jack French, Barn- French, Jim Rand, Bill Schweikert, Nancy Butts, Bonnie Wyman, Judie Shope. Row V: Nancy Gatrall, Barbara Bradford, Pat Lockley, Richard Scungio, Don Griffin, Paul Maki, Tom Lutz, Jim Parks, David Brenneman, Elaine Kwiat, Bonnie Miller, Dixie Morrow, Sharon Lees. Mr. Book personally selects each member of Concert Choir for musical ability and love of music. After much intensive rehearsing, the Concert Choir presents many Christmas and spring programs; in fact, many out-of-town programs have been planned. At the end of the year. Concert Choir has an annual banquet; and choir members are presented with pins which designate the number of years they have belonged to Concert Choir. As the seniors sing the benediction for the last time, many fond remembrances are recalled. OFFICERS Tom Lutz Bonnie Wyman Dixie Morrow, Barbara Bradford Bonnie Brown, Sharon Lees Catherine Muder, Paul Maki Tom Lutz President Secretary-T reasurer Librarians Robe Chairmen Accompanists Student Director 109 Mixed Chorus Period II: How I: M. Creswell, C. Giordano, B. Bonfield, J. Becker, J. Peters, C. Sehumaker, B. Gibson, M. Mash, I). Nathan, S. Pavkovich, G. Clark. B. Walson, G. Jackson, O. Ford. J. Martin, J. Moore. Row II: E. C. Book, Instructor, P. Berkely, C. Welsh, J. Olivo, E. Hammond, V. Mrozek, B. Green, S. Winter, T. Maggi, B. Dute, A. Johnson, E. Ramunno. B. Piecirillo, N. Schuller, S. Branscome. Row III: M. DeCarlx), N. Ryan, G. Domke, C. Dombeck, C. Williams, C. Fears, M. Burris, P. Nicholson, M. Lewis, C. Shuler, H. Brown, L. Settle. Row IV: J. Sabino, A. Roscetti, B. Newton, C. Stone, B. Ford, A. Nero, X. Navarra, I). Amodie, S. Russo, C. Hemming, V. Mangino, I). Chill, I). Cook, 'I'. Parady. Row V: I). Menichino, J. Jacobs, S. Travers, 1). Wagner, P. Aromando, B. Ward, M. Guyton, D. Chamberlain. Trio Mr. Book selects the Girls’ Trio from Concert Choir. Participation in Forensics and in programs gives these girls an opportunity to have fun and to learn more about music. Front: Catherine Muder. Back: Barb Kennedy, Cynthia Sparks, Mary Ann Palumbo Mixed Chorus Period VII: Row I: L. Rose, J. Pfautz, R. Casillo, R. Pauline, J. Amodie, S. Charles, L. Pagley, A. Delaney, A. Vastano, E. Rouble, J. Nicholson, J. DeVore, C. Farronc, M. Myers, A. Passarette, C. Dambrosia, S. Cartwright. Row II: E. C. Book, Instructor, B. Toaso, B. Weir, J. Peters, J. Weingartner, K. Emmett, B. Marchs, E. Chadholt, S. Nelson, L. Reams, E. Toney, S. Ostrosky, P. Gilbert, C. Eggleston, B. Kosciusko, R. Boyd. Row III: B. Benegas, M. Abbott, B. Suliot, B. McConnell, S. Glenn, P. Riley, C. Baldwin, Y. Ginsburg, C. Seeger, M. McCornick, S. Konstal, J. Roussos, V. Weatherby, M. Austin, B. Hileman. Row IV: L. Bongi-vengo, R. Tommeleo, F. Tuscano, T. Murray, A. Colella, T. Felasco, P. Cynker, G. Eakin, C. Adamo, B. Schuster, C. Fleck, S. Pidro, J. Nelson, A. Cubellis. Row V: D. Ginsburg, A. Russo, J. Dclavcrson, R. Dean. D. Earl. Students who enjoy singing may choose to participate in the Mixed Chorus. The large enrollment makes two classes necessary. These classes are scheduled for second and eighth periods. During the year reports and notebooks are required of the students by Mr. Book. Quartet The Boys' Quartet, selected from the membership of Concert Choir by Mr. Book, participates in Forensics and enriches programs by special selections. Ill Seated: Don Griffin, Paul Maki, accompanist, Tom Lutz. Row II: Jack French, Elliott Griffin. PL PL, PL mcj “Kind Lady,” the successful Senior Play, was presented November 21, 1958, in our auditorium. The play was full of suspense and mystery and provided a wonderful evening of entertainment. Left to right: Louise Dingledy, (student director), Linda Hileman, A. liusso, Cynthia Picarro, Bill Sidiot, Kathleen Hoxvley, Tom Shendledecker, Charlene Joseph, Linda Marquis, Tom Mangiarclli, Sandee Charles, Mark Slovonsky, Sharyn Branscome, Carolyn Boron. February 27, 1959, was the date for one of the most successful productions of Ne-Ca-Hi, The Diary of Anne Frank. These students played to an SRO (standing room only) audience and the play was received with great enthusiasm. Director Student Directory Mr. Frank M iep Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan Jeanne Lewis Carol Connelly David Matthews Cynthia Picarro Sharyn Branscome Morgan Pinney Peter Van Daan Mrs. Frank Margot Frank Anne Frank Mr. Kraler Mr. Dussel Richard Morelli Joanne Campbell Priscilla Storch Yetta Cinsburg Bob Johnson Tom Shindlcdecker 113 Dressing for a game Athletics Famous last words We’ve got to win Get that rebound Fight team, fight 115 Row I: bl Blllyk, Jack Failla, Todd Alexander, John McCready, Melvyn Davis, Jerry Reid, Steve MenallC, Joe alentino. Row II: John Razzano, Nick Rico, Boh Hicks, Tom Smith, Bobby Brown, Boh Kerr, Dave Eichholtz. Row III: Boh Fazzone, John Scsko, Lloyd Johnson, Anthony Zambelli, Lonzo Shepherd, Clyde Fielding, Donald Hannon. Football Coach-Assistants 1958 RECORD r C. H. S. Opp. Sept. 12 27 Garrick 0 Sept. 19 24 Amhridge 6 Sept. 26 19 Youngstown 13 Oct. 3 0 Sharon 8 Oct. 10 0 Aliquippa 22 Oct. 17 0 Farrell 19 Oct. 24 14 Altoona 16 Oct. 31 45 Erie 0 Nov. 7 .. 12 Butler 19 Nov. 14 27 Ellwood City 6 Row 1: Charles James, William Ciccone (Coach), Dan DeFalco. Row II: John Gennock, John Uram. 116 Row I: Lennie Hambrick, Ronald Valentine, Bobby Cummins, Jim Costello, Andy Blackwell, Bob Natale, Ronnie Alexander, Phil Williams. Row II: Glenn Garczynski, Harry Toscano, Lennie Johnson, Ronnie Hambrick, Anthony Benegasi, Don Nogay, Louis Cavello. Row III: Samuel Poindexter, Bill Hazen, Larry Pugh, Nick Mesol, Larry Tuscano, William Earley, Donald Young. MANAGERS Crowds flowed into Taggart Stadium September 12, 1958, prepared for action. A new coach, fairly new team, and spanking-new senior class greeted the 1958 football season. William Ciccone, the new coach (recruited from nearby Bessemer), was excited about his team, hoping the season would be victorious. “The Star Spangled Banner,” pom-poms, pizza, pop, popcorn, cheerleaders, huddle, and finally the kickoff built the crowd to an exciting climax of anticipation. What followed were three glorious winnings for the Hurricanes, and three losses. But, our boys didn’t fail us completely, for they returned in the final weeks of games to offer the crowds some non-stop moments of joy. Although the record isn’t exactly what we hoped it would be, next season promises to give some fast-pace football. Too bad we seniors won’t be here to see it all. Row I: James Williamson, Mike Stone, Bob Ayres, Eddie DeCarbo. Row II: Anthony Roscetti, Stuart Ruehle, George Arnold. 117 Fight, team, fight! This was the cry that was heard each Friday night. In rain, sleet, or snow they were always there to yell that last Go! Go! Go! Lucille Pagley, Sandy Naples, Lynn Gibson, Carol Connelly, Patty Lockley, Susie Naples, Barbara Jones, Sandee Charles. 118 Rosemary Cozza, Sandra Nativio, Jerry Stofiek, Janet Delasandra, Marlene Nocera, Judy Pagley. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders are comprised of six juniors. They cheer at the football and Junior Varsity basketball home games. Miss Noncff is their sponsor. Our mascot, “The Lion” will be remembered as the constant companion to the cheerleaders during the entire football season. 119 Kneeling: B. Byler, J. Cangey, B. Patterson. Standing: T. Alexander, H. Croston, B. Mooney, M. Dennis, H. Toscano, J. Riggans, P. Williams. This year our basketball team finished a spectacular season filled of excitement. The team wound up the season in second place of section 3. The 16-7 record shows that our boys were willing to fight. Each game kept the crowds on their feet and the players busy. Bobby Byler, a junior, provided some of the most memorable plays of the season, and next year he promises to be even better; but one player doesn’t make a winning team. It takes a team that works together, a coach willing to work with them, and school spirit. We seniors are proud to know that we were the backbone of school spirit that helped make our boys victorious. COACHES Eli Danilov, Don Black 120 New Castle 55 Grove City 47 New Castle 36 Meadville 43 New Castle 56 Erie Strong Vincent 52 New Castle 61 Greensburg 43 New Castle 40 Butler 60 New Castle 48 Charleroi 60 New Castle 60 Ford City 30 New Castle 68 Hickory 24 New Castle 31 Sharon 42 New Castle 58 Monaca 33 New Castle 84 Ursuline 42 New Castle 58 Farrell 66 New Castle 54 Ellwood Citv 41 New Castle 70 Beaver Falls 47 New Castle 94 Ambridge 42 New Castle 45 Aliquippa 54 New Castle 40 Sharon 45 New Castle 57 Farrell 55 New Castle 47 Ellwood City 45 New Castle 65 Beaver Falls 48 New Castle 81 Ambridge 59 New Castle 52 Aliquippa 51 New Castle 42 Sharon 40 Row I: Frank Palumbo, David Ginsburg, John Spenski, George Waggoner, Sam Poindexter, Bobby Brown. Row II: Bill Williams. John Razzano, Loyd Johnson, Harry Tuscano, Bob Conn, Jerry Pallogallo, Arnold Ford, Bill Hazen. Basketball Ushers Row I: Sally La Scola, Elaine Phillip, Ann Weinshenck, Kay Ray, Mary Jane Baldauf. Row II: JoAnne Bleggi, Anna Marie Zacharelli, Pat Palkovich, Carol Bores, Lolly Henderson, Sandra McClain. 121 How I: Norm Moses, Boh Hicks, Jerry McCoy, George Arnold, Larry Wyman, Sam Bell. Row II: Mr. Klee, Paul Fitzpatrick, Alan Atkinson, Leonard Johnson, Ronnie Alexander, A1 Russo, Bill Mooney, Jack Faella, Don Griffin, Leonard Hambrick, Jim Costello, Phil Williams, Austin Cowmeadow. Row III: Loo Gensante, Jack Leone, Ken Evans, John Sesko, Ed Billyk, Dave Eichholtz, Jay Bell, Dave Chambers, Bill McNicholas, manager, Joe Gebbia, John Trcssler. One of the most exciting sport spectacles in America is track. Definitely the oldest sport and the one that has survived the centuries, track was first introduced by the Greeks in the Olympian games. Today track is gaining more and better fans at Ne-Ca-Hi than ever before. No longer are football and basketball the only sports the students and townspeople are interested in. This year an exciting schedule has been set up, in fact, Mr. Cowmeadow states it is the best in the history of Ne-Ca-Hi. So we look forward to another exciting season and maybe we’ll produce another Walt Mangam or Paul Sanders. The schedule for this year will be: April 14 Beaver Falls Home April 17 Mansfield Relays Away April 18 Mansfield Relays Away April 21 Ambridge-Aliquippa Home April 25 W. P. I. A. L. Relays Away May 1 New Castle Invit. Home May 5 Ursuline-Ellwood City Home May 8 W. P. I. A. L. Regional Away May 16 W. P. I. A. L. Connellsville Away May 23 P. I. A. A. State College Away 122 Row I: Chuck Houk, Jack Leone, Art John, Paul Fitzpatrick, Elliott Griffin, Allan Atkinson, Jay Bell, John Locklcy, John Gasser, Samuel Bell. Row II: George Lang, Manager, Chuck Adamo, Russ Hall, Thomas John, Thomas Murray, Boh McGeary, Jack Carlson, Jerry McCoy. Row III: Bill Lang, Paul Reider, Jim Riggans, Pete Ervin, Don Griffin, Ronnie Mooney, Boh Ellis. Last year, flu hit the runners making the season not too successful. This year, many injuries at the beginning of the year brought unhappiness to our Cross Country Team and to its coach, Mr. Malarkey. However, through the injuries there were still many good showings at the meets. The 2-4 record shows what the injuries did. loot’s hope for something better next year. RECORD New Castle 32 Meadville 23 New Castle 16 Hickory 39 New Castle 30 Aliquippa 25 New Castle 36 Meadville 19 New Castle 40 Mount Lebanon 15 New Castle 24 Ambridge 31 123 Jk ole in the racket Row I: Joseph D. Carr, John Gasser. Row II: Dick Rcntz, Jim Stoner, Jerry McCoy, Chuck Simon, Bill Ciolfi, Boh Ludwiczak. Row III: Stan Chmura, Ted Baer, Paul Reider, John Popescu, Wayne Patterson. Tlte prospective tennis team (pictured above) is anticipating a successful season. The long, rugged practice sessions will begin soon in the gymnasium until the weather permits outside practices. Mr. Anastasia is hoping for a more successful season than that of last year, which resulted in 3 wins and 2 losses. LAST YEAR’S RECORD New Castle 6 Ursuline 1 New Castle- 5 Beaver 0 New Castle 1 Meadville 4 New Castle- 5 Beaver 0 New Castle 5 Tarentum 3 124 Row I: Mike Ciccone, Bob Conn, Brian Scanlon, Bob Bylcr, Bill Richards, Terry Mnmford, Harr)' Toscano, Frank Boron, Stanley Tanner. One of the newest sports at Ne-Ca-IIi is golf, a sport that requires much time, patience, and training. Ne-Ca-IIi golfers are rapidly gaining interest among the student body. Mr. Mills, the coach, hopes for a good season. SCHEDULE AND SCORES FROM LAST YEAR New Castle 10 Sharon 6 New Castle 9% Greenville ...5% New Castle 11 4 Sharon 4 % New Castle 12 Youngstown 5% New Castle 9% Sharon 4 New Castle 15 Greenville 0 New Castle 13 Ambridge .. 3 New Castle 7 Harbrack 9 Last year’s team was Ron Rupp, Harry Toscano, Rob Byler, Brian Scanlon, Frank Boron, and Bob Conn. The same boys, pictured above, are members this year with the exception of Ron Rupp who has since graduated. 123 Bottom Row: S. Jones. B. Jones, J. Reiber, C. Hoffmeister. Row II: B. Kennedy, K. Howley, K. Marshall, P. Lusk, V. Sfor .a, 1). Stuart. R. Lamorella, M. Baldauf. Row III: 1). Sherman, J. Harrah, B. Brown, K. Haas, P. Zarilla, D. Fullerton, B. Frcngel. Row IV: E. Robinson, K. Baxter, S. McHenry, A. Weinschenk, J. Shope, A. Leasure. Row V: C. Muder, M. Webber, V. Mrozek, M. Cowmeadow. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Joyce Reiber ................Sue Jones Barbara Jones Cathy Hoffmeister Girls belonging to the Girls’ Athletic League organize and participate in many sports, including swimming, volleyball, basketball, softball, reducing club, trampoline, tennis, tumbling, and checkers. Each year the club holds a dance. The activities provided by G. A. L. are open to all girls who like sports and wish to participate. The club meets the second Tuesday of each month under the sponsorship of Mrs. Balph. 126 Row I: E. Stone, C. Nativio, T. Williams, K. Howley, T. Lutz, C. Joseph, G. Seegar, T. Tree-case, P. Aromando, B. Suliot. Row II: G. DeVasil, B. Barnes, M. Pitzer, E. Gasalandra, B. Ross, K. Baxter, T. DeMarco, A. Matteo, J. Funera, J. Peters, S. Branscome, L. Spencer, C. Litrenta, J. Anderson, L. Hartfelder, S. Comfort, K. Moore. Row III: A. Cowmeadow, M. Alderman, K. Shaughnessy, J. Roginski, S. Baldwin, M. Cimperman, L. Papa, B. Dute, J. Olivo, E. Marrangoni, A. Zaecarelli, M. Fabian, B. Pilner, N. Schuller, L. Dingledy. Row IV: S. Lucas, G. McClain, J. Miller, C. Klingensmith, M. Webber, S. Sterner, G. Fisher, S. Pickel, S. Warneek, B. Hileman, R. Temenski, J. Shope. Row V: G. Lang, T. McCluskey, R. Earl, T. French, N. Russo, F. Boron, B. Ratkovieh, I). Smith, P. Reider. OFFICERS President Tom Lutz Vice-President Charlene Joseph Secretary-Treasurer Kathy Howley The Pep Club is one of the essentials at Ne-Ca-IIi. It was organized three years ago. It not only stirs up school spirit for athletic events, but for any other school activity. Each room has a Pep Club Representative that meets with Mr. Cowmeadow and Tom Lutz, the president, each month. They plan and discuss events which are relayed to the approximately 12(H) members. Each year the Pep Club sponsors two banquets and dances in honor of the boys that participated in various sports. The Pep Club is expected to increase in size and importance in the years to come. 127 Stnia le on the mat Bottom row: Jim Layton, Larry Pugh, Arthur Graziani, Burt Mott, Al Russo, Boh Hartman, Larry Hoover, Pete Ervin, Bill Lang. Row II: Elliott Griffin, Louis Cavello, Russ Hall, Jim Fox, Jack Leone, Chuck Honk, John Gasser, Dick Bees, Jim Costello, Chas Glover, Jerry Maekowitz, Larry Magliocca, Boh Ellis. The Ne-Ca-Fli wrestling team had a fairly successful season under the capable direction of Mr. Malarkey and Mr. Gill. Their record of 6-6-1 was quite satisfactory considering that the team has been organized for only two years. The highlight of the season was their victory over Commodore Perry after they defeated us three times. The team participates in the W. P. I. A. L. tournament and the tournament at Penn State. New Castle 19 Commodore Perry 27 New Castle 30 Howland 15 New Castle 27 Warren 17 New Castle 11 Greenville 33 New Castle 30 South Side Beaver 20 New Castle 17 Hickory 17 New Castle 14 Crove City 25 New Castle 29 West View 17 New Castle 24 Commodore Perry 20 New Castle 37 South Side Beaver 12 New Castle 12 Mount Lebanon 23 New Castle 13 Kittanning 29 New Castle 1 Sluder 31 COACHES Standing: Mr. Gill. Seated: Mr. Malarkey. 128 Shown in this picture are some of those present at the banquet held in the fall to honor our athletes. The banquet, followed by a casual dance, was sponsored by the Pep Club. This pictures one of the fine performances given by the Ne-Ca-Hi Band. This particular formation was done at the Senior Football Game. DE VAUX JEWELERS “New Castle’s Finest” RINGS WATCHES Wedding DIAMONDS Hamilton Class by Tissot Birthstone GRANAT Movado 102 Corner North and Mercer Streets To the Class of 59 CHAPPELL’S Congratulations Sunday School and Church Supplies Wedding Announcements LESTER’S Napkins Engraved Bibles for Brides Wedding and Anniversary Guest Books First Federal Plaza and Place Cards and Place Mats 19 North Mill Street EVERYTHING FOR YOUR WEDDING Your Home of 121 North Mercer St. McCREGOR SPORTSWEAR Phone OL 2-6212 THOMAS E. CRENNEY •314 E. Maitland Lane New Castle, Pa. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Phone OL 4-5488 130 Compliments of Compliments of ELLIOTT WADDINGTON INC. HUMPHREY’S CLEANERS 116-118 N. Mercer Street 127 N. Mercer Street Euclid Ave. New Castle, Pa. Across from Kroger Parking lot. OL 2-7777 Phones: OL 2-1311 or OL 8-0332 MAY’S DO-NUTS you'll HEAR the difference with CLARENCE MAY, Owner auSlVOX HEARING AIDS “Oh Boy! They’re Good!” successor to WesternE!ecrn hearing aid div. Many Delicious Varieties COME IN AND SEE The “Contour” which fits entirely behind the ear. RETAIL and WHOLESALE The New Slimline II. A. Eyeglasses for Air Conduction. The Slimline Bone Conduction Glasses with nothing in the ear. 1225 East Washington Street AUDIVOX NEW CASTLE, PA. OL 4-4141 HEARING All) CENTER 37 N. Mercer St. New Castle, Pa. HI-LANDER PHARMACY EMERY STUDIO Interior Decorators 24 Hr. Prescription and Fountain Service We invite you to call OL 2-3151 for free Gift Items - Cosmetics consultations on your Decorating Problems. Phone OL 4-2741 Free Parking Delivery Service We carry an extensive line of Drapery, Carpeting, Wall Paper, Furniture, and accessory items, such as Lamps, Pictures, Novelty Pieces, etc. Located in the Hi-Lander Theatre Bldg. Highland Ave. New Castle, Pa. 131 Free Parking Delivery Service Compliments SPENCER'S PLATE AND GLASS COMPANY 15 S. Mercer Street New Castle, Pa. McGRATH’S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for those who care 13 N. Mill Street Phone OL 2-0751 New Castle, Pa. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS WATKINS AGENCY MARIAN’S BEAUTY SALON 14 S. MERCER STREET OL 4-1661 106 N. Mercer Street NEW CASTLE, PA. BAILEY SALES and SERVICE INC. General Tires - Batteries - Repairing Recapping TEXACO PRODUCTS New Castle, Pa. 132 1130 Butler Ave. OL 2-7774 Athletic Equipment Compliments of High Schools Colleges KAYE GASTON SPORTING GOODS STORE BEAUTY SALON 112 N. Mercer St. 105 N. Mercer Street OL 2-9512 HOMM'S MARKET PAGLEY SHOE SERVICE It’s Easier to Succeed Quality Meats and Groceries By Having Your Shoes Rebuilt Phone OL 8-8261 17 North Mill Street JODI SHOP Compliments of SPORTSWEAR FASHIONS ALEXANDERS HOTPOINT APPLIANCES PHILCO TELEVISION 114 N. Mercer Street 33 N. Mill Street Dial OL 2-6231 CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes KENDRA’S FLORISTS Compliments of Best Wishes SMITH’S CLEANERS AND To The Class of 1959 DYERS, Inc. 3 — CONVENIENT LOCATIONS — 3 BAPTISTE BAKERY and DAIRY Plant Drive-In, Mercer at Grove St. Branch Office, 1706 Highland Ave. Branch Office, 105 N. Mill St. 1707 Wilmington Road CONG RATU LATIONS Compliments of CASTLE STATIONERY CHARLES LUMLEY COMPANY and Professional Pharmacist D W DIVISION Phone OL 2-8351 24 N. Mercer Street 22 N. Mill St. Penn Theater Building NEW CASTLE, PA. Compliments. HIGHLAND MARKET of Groceries, Meats and Produce KLAFTER’S 1101 Highland Ave. 134 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO TIIE CLASS OF 1959 UNIVERSAL RUNDLE NEW CASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA Pictured above, Kurtz Bros, factory and warehouses along with the Pittsburgh Branch and Kurtz Bros. Eastern Division occupy over 4Vi acres of floor space. In Clearfield, under one roof, your school annuals are printed, bound and cased into covers . . . Truly a plant built to serve your printing requirements . . . Our Word is Our Bond. KURTZ BROS. 135 CLEARFIELD, PA. Compliments of Compliments of JESSE N. KERR COMMERCIAL JEWELER PRINTING CO. The House of Flawless Diamonds Letterpress and Offset Sterling Silver and Fine China Printers of the Goal Post 5 N. Mill Street 115 N. Mercer Street NEW CASTLE, PA. OL 4-4361 Best Wishes COMPLIMENTS OF COLUMBUS JANITOR SERVICE JOE B. LEYDE “Complete Building Maintenance” BILL TANNER English Ave. OL 2-4507 New Castle, Pa. 136 Correct Clothes Are an Important Part of Life LEVINE’S JOSEPH’S SUPER MARKETS Meats - Groceries - Vegetables 2 Great Stores 11-13 East Long Avenue Corner Mercer and South Street New Castle, Pa. The Store of Nationally Advertised Men’s Wear MAXWELLS ATLANTIC SERVICE Highland and Wallace Next to Penn Theater Lubrication Our Specialty Electronic Wheel Balancing LINGER LIGHT DAIRY Homogenized Milk Pasteurized Milk and Cream Butter - Buttermilk - Cottage Cheese 6 W. Madison Avenue New Castle, Pa. Phone OLiver 4-5261 137 -V- ART LAYOUT PHOTOGRAPHY ENGRAVINGS ELECTROTYPES RETOUCHING LETTERING the canton engraving and electrotype co. 410 THIRD ST OHIO GL 8277 AKRON CLEVELAND COLUMBUS PITTSBURGH DETROIT Ya ?NTER'S MEN’S AND BOYS’ STORE TURCO PHARMACY Since 1906 Paul J. Turco, 13. Sc. New Castle, Pa. 241 East Washington Street Compliments of NEW CASTLE, PA. J. B. NIELSEN Jeweler and Optometrist Class Ring Phone OL 2-0131 11 E. Washington St. New Castle, Pa. HIGHLAND DAIRY 1704 Highland Ave. A New and Modern Store Dairy Products - Confectionery Newspapers - Magazines Toys - Novelties - Stationery Supplies To Serve a Modern Community Tel. OL 8-9494 NEW CASTLE STORE Compliments of JOE’S BARBER SHOP 253 East Washington Street 28 S. Mill St. NEW CASTLE, PA. New Castle, Pa. 139 BEST WISHES FLEMING MUSIC CENTER 12 West Washington St. New Castle, Pa. Phone OL 2-5546 AMABILE SHOE SERVICE 34 W. Washington St. New Castle, Pa. “Quality Service” Compliments of LOVE MEGOWN The Druggists Drugs Sundries Marcelle Cosmetics Stein’s Cosmetics Stover Candies OL 2-2321 12 N. Mill St. THE DANISH PASTRY SHOP Phone OL 2-9961 28 N. Mill Street Makers of Fine Cakes and Pastries CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF ’59 FROM CIALELLA AND CARNEY FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions 1224 South Mill Street OL 2-8412 New Castle, Pa. Compliments of JAMES P. LUTTON Real Estate Agency First National Bank Bldg. OLiver 8-0931 or 8-8753 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 AXE’S MARKET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’59 JIMMY’S BARBER SHOP (Costello’s) 7 S. Mercer Street New Castle, Pa. 140 Train for Success—Train for Business NEW CASTLE BUSINESS COLLEGE 316 Rhodes Place OL 8-9066 Just walk across the street. A big welcome awaits you when you visit our new campus. “Where Futures Are Formed” Congratulations Class of ’59 I). G. RAMSEY SONS BUILDERS' SUPPLIES HARDWARE PAINTS OL 4-7747 - Phones - OL 4-7748 306-20 Croton Avenue NEW CASTLE, PA. “Floors and Walls of Distinction GENERAL FLOOR COVERING, INC. 21-25 South Mill Street New Castle, Pa. • All Wool Broadloom Carpet • Resilient Tile Floors • Linoleum • Plastic Wall Tile • Venetian Blinds Dial OL 2-7794 “Carpet and Floor Covering, Our Profession — Not a Sideline” WINDOW PRODUCTS COMPANY MANUFACTURERS ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS DOORS and AWNINGS 221 Croton Avenue OL 8-8522 NEW CASTLE, PA. 141 Best Wishes SUMMERS and PROSSER “Fashions For Men” 34 E. Washington Street New Castle, Best Wishes Best Wishes Class of 1959 Class of ’59 Chapman J hair if PENNSYLVANIA ENGINEERING SINCE 1900 CORPORATION OL 2-0412 NEW CASTLE, PA. NEW CASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes and Congratulations GLYN THOMAS PHARMACY from Prescription |£ Delivery Service THE LADIES STORE 8 E. Washington St. New Castle, Pa. 108 E. Washington Street Phone OL 2-5821 142 COMMENCEMENT 1959 As graduates receive diplomas from schools all over America, let us remember this fact. Parents and their children who practice thrift, so they can pay for a higher education, know that it pays dividends. You will also, if you try it with a savings account at this bank. LAWRENCE SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY NEW CASTLE, PA. VOLANT, PA. ELLWOOD CITY, PA. Make This Your Bank For All Your Banking Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve Bank System 143 Congratulations Congratulations To The Class of 1959 t THE PRESCRIPTION CENTER 129 East North Street Henry Ginsburg, Ph. G. OL 4-4.532 and THE TEEN CORNER “Smart Fashions for Teen-age Girls” 101 North Mill Street OL 2-8481 from MARQUIS - HINISH DISTRIBUTORS Petroleum Products Route 224 YV. Phone OL 2-8761 NEW CASTLE, PA. EDUCATION IS A CONSTRUCTIVE TOOL Education is the knowledge of how to use the whole of oneself. Many men use but one or two faculties out of the score with which they are endowed. A man is educated who knows how to make a tool of every faculty—how to open it, how to keep it sharp, and how to apply it to all practical purposes. Henry Ward Beecher PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY 144 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 May success and happiness follow you all the days of your 1 JOHNSON BRONZE SLEEVE BEARING HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1901 NEW CASTLE, PA. Compliments of Compliments of SILVERMAN'S Economy Shoe Store 110 E. Washington Street Him HOME OF ADAM HATS Men’s and Boys’ Sportswear Rawlings Sporting Goods 106 E. Washington Street OL 2-8471 Compliments of TRAVERS SALES and SERVICE 420 Croton Ave. New Castle Phone OL 2-1841 or OL 2-1831 U. S. Royal Tire Headquarters • Passenger Tires Tubes • Recapping Repairing • Farm Tires Service • Truck Fleet Service ECKERD’S DRUG STORE New Castle, Pa. “Yours to Enjoy” Fine Ice Cream and Chocolate Candies Made in New Castle by JAMESON ICE CREAM FACTORY 916 Croton Avenue • WHOLESALE and RETAIL FREE DELIV ERY • Dinners, Receptions, Picnics, Parties Are Our Specialties • New Castle’s Only Ice Cream and Candy Manufacturer ALFRED NICKLES BAKERY Toastmaster Bread and Butter Nut Bread Cakes and Rolls 146 See us if your tires are tired. fflarge J Beauty “Simplicity is the Essence of Good Taste” 12 E. WASHINGTON STREET NEW CASTLE, PA OL 2-5933 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL TYPEWRITING NEW CASTLE COMPANY EDUCATION SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS F. D. Webster, Rep. ASSOCIATION .505 Taylor St. 33 East Street NEW CASTLE. PA. 147 MESTA MACHINE COMPANY DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF COMPLETE STEEL PLANTS 148 LOOK! If you can qualify as a preferred risk, I’ll bet a dollar to a doughnut 1 can save you money on your auto insurance. Just call me and see. DELACE “OLD KING” COLE Room 2(H) L. S. T. Bldg. Phone OL 4-9141 COMPLIMENTS OF DE CARBO FUNERAL HOME 926 Cunningham Ave. OLiver 2-6634 22000 ARTICLES IN HARDWARE CASTLETON HOTEL NEW CASTLE, PA. 149 MINUTE CAR WASH Visit either of our two locations for expert car washing COMPLIMENTS TO Minute Man Automatic Car Wash “Lions of 59 1118 Grandview Avenue Phone Oliver 8-9290 from MINUTE CAR WASH 423 Croton Avenue Phone Oliver 4-7463 MUDER’S MARKET SYLVESTER’S DAIRY TOM SANSONE Complete Line of BEAUTY SALON Dairy Products Personalized Services Phone 1107-9 Croton Avenue 5l 2 S. Mercer St. OL 2-9611 New Castle, Pa. OLiver 4-3141 Congratulations from BRINDLE PRINTING COMPANY Complete Printing Service BARLETTO ELECTRIC - Automatic Washer Service - Catalogues - Brochures - Mailing Pieces Carbon Interleafed - NCR Snapout Forms Offset and Letter Press - Dryer Service - WE CARRY THE UNION LABEL 16 E. North Street 1228 S. Mill Street OL 4-4611 OL 8-8549 New Castle, Pa. LOMBARDOS SERVICE Prescription Delivery Service 24 Grove Street New Castle, Pa. HYDE DRUG STORE Phone OL 8-9331 Prescription Pharmacists GOODYEAR TIRES, BATTERIES Phone OL 2-1451 AND ACCESSORIES 112 N. Liberty St. SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Mahoningtown 150 Congratulations MATTHEW Class of 1959 LEIVO SONS, INC. Contractors — Engineers Lawrence Savings Trust Building OL 4-7737 2 E. Washington Street FISHERS Two Stores 120 E. Washington Street COOPER INSURANCE AGENCY 117 North Street New Castle, Pa. Enroll Now for a Career With NEW CASTLE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE CLASSES Mon. thru Fri.—9:00 A.M.-4:30 P.M. Mon. Wed. Fri.—5:(X) P.M.-9:00 P.M. OL 8-0381 30 S. Mercer St. New Castle, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Bryan Motor Sales Chevrolet Keystone Co. Chambers Motor Co. Francis Motor Sales Morgan Motor Co. Tim Timenski— Morrison Buick Co. Mangiarelli Motors New Castle Motors Inc. Reiber Cadillac Co. Thomas Pontiac Nash NEW CASTLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION THE SWEET SHOPPE for VILLANOVA INN Fine Candies Salted Nuts 15 N. Mill St. Specializes in The Finest of Italian and New Castle, Pa. American Foods Phone OL 2-7971 PIZZA Owners—Richard Irene Downing baked while you wait “Newly Air-Conditioned” Compliments Plenty of Free Parking PEARSON BHICK COMPANY Phone: OL 2-5171. OL 8-9474 115 E. North St. 622 E. Washington Street NEW CASTLE, PA. New Castle, Pa. Lester D. Malizia—Owner HOOVER’S RESTAURANT Compliments of 101 N. Jefferson Street SEMLER NEWS AGENCY New Castle, Pa. Newspaper Dealer Compliments Congratulations CRISCI DAIRY SUPPLY CO. ROHRER’S GUN STORE Dairy Equipment Supplies 1103 Croton Avenue 236 E. Washington Street Phone OL 4-6609 New Castle, Pa. New Castle, Pa. OL 4-0553 153 Congratulations to THE CLAIRE BROWN SHOPPE The- Class of 1959 Distinctive Apparel for Distinctive Women Corner Mill and North Sts. ROBINS FURNITURE New Castle, Pa. COMPANY Compliments of 26 E. Washington Street JOSEPH MIROW Dependable Jeweler NEW CASTLE, PA. 30 East Washington Street OL 2-9821 NEW CASTLE. PA. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Congratulations “Lions of ’59 Graduates from the SUPREME CO. Furniture - Appliances - T. V. STROUSS - HIRSHBERG Carpets - Kitchens COMPANY 136 E. Long Ave. Your Store of Dependability OL 4-7769 WE RENT BUY SELL REPAIR All Makes Adding Machines and Typewriters Authorized Agents For Remington Rand Typewriters and Adding Machines OFFICE MACHINES EQUIPMENT CO. (The Typewriter-Adding Machine Store) 7 E. Washington Street Phone OL 4-6668 On The Diamond NEW CASTLE. PA. Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 PERELMAN'S Jewelry Television Radios Electric Appliances 124 East Washington Street NEW CASTLE. PA. Best Wishes HAMMOND MUSIC 117 East North Street New Castle, Pa. SMITH’S SADDLERY Luggage and Leather Goods Lawrence County’s Leading AWNING MFGRS. Custom Upholstering Ornamental Iron Railing 114 N. Mill St. New Castle Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 REYNOLDS and SUMMERS The Store for Men, Young Men, and Boys NEW CASTLE, PA. 155 Diamonds 242 E. Washington St. AL’S T. V. KITCHEN SALES Compliments Exclusive Sylvania and Zenith Television Dealer of “Step-Saver” Bilt-in Kitchen AL GOLDMAN, Proprietor NOLAN’S 17G7-D Wilmington Hoad OL 4-0451 New Castle, Pa. 115-117 E. Washington St. THE CHILDREN’S SHOP Congratulations to the Class of 1959 PENN AUTO STORE 106 N. Mill St. On The Diamond OL 4-7441 New Castle. Pa. OL 2-0511 Best Wishes To The Graduates G. C. MURPHY CO. Lawrence County’s Largest and Most Complete Variety Store 156 Congratulations Class of 1959 THE CARD AND GIFT Best Wishes to the Class of ’59 SHOPPE Cards for Every Occasion Complete Line of Wedding Invitations ENJOY BORDEN’S ICE CREAM at your neighborhood fountain . . . and take some home with you. too! Favors - Brides’ Books - Bibles BORDEN'S Gift Wrapping Our Specialty 2 Locations 406 E. Taylor St. 42 N. Mill St. New Castle NEW CASTLE, PA. 144 S. Broad St. Grove City Phone OL 2-5861 HELEN S BRIDAL SHOP CUNNINGHAM and For you one of a kind Prom Gowns WEINGARTNER Always first with the latest Styles direct from New York and Miami FLORISTS Bridal Gowns, Veils, Bridesmaids Dresses, Formals, Cocktail Dresses “When You Care Enough To Want The Best” COMPLETE TUXEDO RENTALS N. Mill St. 38 N. Mill Street New Castle, Pa. Phone OL 4-0561 Across from the First Federal Plaza Open Evening and Sundays by Appointment Phone OL 8-6629 GUSTAV’S PURE FOOD BAKERY Famous For Their Whipped Cream Cakes BUTZ FLOWERS Phone OL 4-2221 Florists of New Castle •302 E. Washington Street ARTHUR W. MEEK For Over 100 Years Jeweler Your Store for the 1959 School Ring 323 E. Washington Street Phone OL 2-7727 1219 S. Mill Street Best Wishes ( :lass of 1959 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF NEW CASTLE, PA. Main Office: North Side Office: Mill and Washington Street 1714 Wilmington Avenue Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 158 SERVICES TO MEET YOUR EVERY BANKING NEED FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAWRENCE COUNTY Established 1855 Organized as a National Bank in 1864 Trust Company Acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian Trustee and in Other Fiduciary Capacities UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW CASTLE Members — Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 159 Best Wishes “Lions of ’59” DR. and MRS. PHILIP GINSBURG Congratulations DR. and MRS. NATHAN GINSBURG FOWLER'S TAXI AMERICAN CLEANERS Compliments Personalized “Gold Seal” Service Custom Cleaning NEW CASTLE DRUG COMPANY Save 15% Cash and Carry Earl Kaye Office—211 E. Long Avenue Dependable Plant—Hi-Lander Theater Building Prescription Service 160 Best Wishes from MOONEY’S Home of Quality Building Materials See The Newest Class Rings and Pins In Black Onyx Mother of Pearl Ruby and Blue Spiral and 3 Tone Gold Reasonably Priced at JACK GERSON FLEMING STEEL COMPANY YOUR JEWELER • Over 35 Years in New Castle Steel Structures • 200 East Washington Street New Castle, Pa. NEW CASTLE, PA. Shop at the Florsheim Sign Compliments of DAVIES SHOE COMPANY JAMES GIBSON 219 Washington Street TRADING AS Phone OL 2-6421 MAXWELL AND GIBSON Congratulations from MATHER BROTHERS COMPANY Jewelers Silversmiths Quality Coal and Ice 213 E. Washington Street 301 S. Mill St. New Castle, Pa. Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 63 YEARS IN BUSINESS Phone OL 4-3321 161 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE JUNE CLASS OF ’59 WELCH'S BUSINESS SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL TRAINING FOR BUSINESS SINCE 1899 OFFERS YOU THE FOLLOWING COURSES: • Accounting • Executive Secretarial • Higher Accounting • IBM Training • Business Administration • Stenographic • Secretarial • Office Machines • Your Success Depends on the Quality of Training Yon Receive and the Reputation of the School You Attend • Free Employment Placement Service • Free Advisory Service DAY SCHOOL OR NIGHT SCHOOL Free Catalog 1032 South Mill St., New Castle, Pa. Phone OL 2-5544 Inspection trip to visit our school will be arranged for you by calling Mrs. Joseph Lamb WELCH’S BUSINESS SCHOOL 162 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE JUNE CLASS OF ’59 NEW CASTLE SCHOOL OF TRADES INCORPORATED ® Radio and Television • Automotive Mechanics • Plastering • Terrazzo Ceramic Flooring Wall • Bricklaying Stone Mason • Interior Electric Wiring • Auto Body - Gas Welding • Linoleum Flooring Wall Tile Mechanics DAY SCHOOL OR NIGHT SCHOOL GRADUATES! PREPARE YOURSELF FOR A HIGH-PAYING FUTURE APPLY IN PERSON OR WRITE “REGISTRAR” MRS. JOSEPH LAMB NEW CASTLE SCHOOL OF TRADES INC. 468 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEW CASTLE, PA. OL 2-0911 FREE CATALOG ARRANGE FOR INSPECTION TRIP TO VISIT OUR SCHOOL MAKE A DIPLOMA FROM N.C.S.T. A PASSPORT TO A TOP-PAYING POSITION 163 Congratulations Class of ’59 From KWOLEK’S STUDIO and WASSUM’S STUDIO Your Yearbook Photographers Congratulations To The Class of ’59 E. B. Connelly Agency Insurance Established 1898 501 L. S. T. Bldg. Phone OL-2-2331 LIFE INSURANCE For The Individual - Annuities - Retirement Income - Educational - Mortgage Redemption - Family Income - Life Insurance Trusts. For The Business - Group Insurance - Partnership - Stock Liquidation - Keyman. Daniel H. Treloar, Jr. District Agent Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. Suite 402-B First Federal Plaza New Castle, Penna. OL. 2-6675 “Representing the Best in Life Insurance Companies’ BOOSTERS Pearl Collins Beauty Shop Dr. F. Paul Mrozek Helen Usselton Shop One Hour Martinizing Cleaners A. Faella Lawrence County Funeral Directors Assoc. Majestic Wall Paper and Paint Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harding H. Thayer Shaffer McBurney Real Estate and Insurance S. Skole, M. D. Flinner’s Grocery and Confectionery J. C. Hildebrand 165 Index to Advertisers Page Page Alexander's 133 Gaston, Kaye—Beauty Salon 1:33 Al’s T. V. Kitchen Sales 156 General Floor Covering, Inc. 141 Amabile Shoe Service 140 Gerson, Jack 161 American Cleaners 160 Ginsburg, Dr. Mrs. Nathan 160 Audivox 131 Ginslnirg, Dr. Mrs. Philip 160 Axe’s Market 140 Cos 146 Bailey Sales Service Inc. 132 Gustav’s Pure Food Bakery 158 Baptiste Bakery Dairy 134 Hammond Music 155 Barletto Electric 150 Helen’s Bridal Shop 157 Borden’s 157 11 ighland Dairy 139 Brindle Printing Co. 150 Highland Market 134 Butz Flowers 158 Hi-Lander Pharmacy 131 Castle Stationery Co. 134 Hoover’s Restaurant 153 Castleton Hotel 149 Hornm’s Market 1.33 Chapman’s Dairy 142 Humphrey’s Cleaners 131 Chappells 130 Hyde Drug Store 150 Cialella Carney 140 Jameson Ice Cream Factory 146 Cole, Delace “Old King” 149 Jimmy’s Barber Shop 140 Columbus Janitor Service 136 Jodi Shop 133 Commercial Printing Co. 136 Joe’s Barber Shop 139 Connelly, E. B.—Agency 165 Johnson Bronze 145 Cooper Insurance Agency 151 Joseph’s Super Markets 137 Crenney, Thomas E. 130 Kendra’s Florists 133 Crisci Dairy Supply Co. 153 Kerr. Jesse N. 136 Cunningham Weingartner Florists 157 Kirk-Hutton Go. 149 Davies Shoe Co. 161 Klafter’s 134 De Carbo Funeral Home 149 Kurtz Bros. 1:35 De Vaux Jewelers 130 Kwolek’s Studio 164 Eckerd’s Drug Store 146 Lawrence Savings Trust Co. 143 Elliott Waddington Inc. 131 Lester’s 130 Emery Studio 131 Levine—Jeweler 156 First National Bank 159 Levine—Men’s Wear 137 Fishers 151 Leivo, Matthew Sons, Inc. 151 Fleming Music Center 140 Leyde and Tanner 136 Fleming Steel Co. 161 Linger Light Dairy 137 Fowler’s Taxi 160 Lombardo’s Service 150 166 Index to Advertisers Page Love and Megown 140 Lumley, Charles 134 I.utton, James P. 140 Marges Beauty Salon 147 Marian’s Beauty Salon 132 Marquis-Hinish Distributors 144 Mather Brothers Co. 161 Maxwell’s Atlantic Service 137 Maxwell Gibson 161 May’s Do-Nuts 131 McGrath’s Flower Shop 132 Meek, Arthur W. 158 Mesta Machine Co. 148 Minute Car Wash 150 Mirow, Joseph _ 154 Mooney’s 161 Muder’s Market 150 Murphy, G. C. Co. 156 New Castle Automobile Dealers Assoc. 152 New Castle Business College 141 New Castle Drug Co. 160 New Castle Education Assoc. 147 New Castle School of Beauty Culture 152 New Castle School of Trades 163 New Castle Store 139 Nielsen, J. B. 139 Nickles, Alfred Bakery 146 Nolan’s 156 Office Machines Equipment Co. 155 Pagley Shoe Service 133 Pearson Brick Co. 153 Penn Auto Store 156 Pennsylvania Engineering Corp. 142 Pennsylvania Power Co. 144 Perelman’s 155 Ramsey, D. G. Sons 141 Reynolds Summers 155 Page Robins Furniture Co. 154 Rohrers Gun Store 153 Royal Typewriting Co. 147 Sansone, Tom Beauty Salon 150 Sender News Agency 153 Silverman’s 146 Smith’s Cleaners Dyers, Inc. 134 Smith’s Saddlery 155 Spencer’s Plate Glass Co. 132 Sporting Goods Store 133 Strouss-Hirshberg Co. 154 Summers Prosser 142 Supreme Co. 154 Sylvester’s Dairy 1,50 The Canton Engraving Electrotype Co. 138 The Card Gift Shoppe 157 The Children’s Shop 156 The Citizens National Bank 158 The Claire Brown Shoppe 154 The Danish Pastry Shop 140 The Ladies Store 142 The Prescription Center 144 The Sweet Shoppe 153 The Teen Corner 144 Thomas, Glyn Pharmacy 142 Travers Sales Service 146 Treloar, Daniel II.. Jr. 165 Turco Pharmacy 139 Union Trust Co. 159 Universal 0 Rundle 135 Villanova Inn 153 Wassum’s Studio 164 Watkins Agency 132 Welch’s Business School 162 Window Products Co. 141 Winter’s 139 167 rar Li Compliments of Friends 16S