New Castle Chrysler High School - Rosennial Yearbook (New Castle, IN)

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I XX Ji i g ii fs , woes Mlsennial I PRINCIPAL VALENTINE . 0 1 Mr. Valentine-the students' friend. Our principal has the rare faculty of -W! o U. f being able to refuse requests of the students and in the end get a rousing cheer his generosity. It is exceedingly essential to the harmony and smooth running of school that a man with patience and understanding act as adviser. He is inti 91 if Y b U g i z - x f LA I' X, e , ff ' with the students, and always has a good word to spur them on to a higher de ' if of learning. By many acts of thoughtfulness he has shown the genuine interest' i vy K?-N . . . L -0 W , he has in the growth and ln the betterment of our school. We feel that the 1. I1 ,gg Elk 9 . . . --ibgfig 1, AJ of a principal could not be placed in more capable hands than those of Mr. Valen fgif siiaagergg I fi-'p1.ag3'.-.v iii R 1' N eg J'?lL, f i X' f Svslgy fi w - w 'i ' X vc - 4.12 +..3:fAr.gsQygi ,i ka, .QM - X s 44 'l'H twS!lQiu I li' 1? W ,. f- ,L-,-Ln e' Rt

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W Wine sooo genng f , in ., N -4 , SUPERINTENDENT LLEWELYN of In serving, for eleven years, the public schools of Newcastle Superintendent IIC 'f X Llewelyn's efforts have been untiring. You will find that our superintendent is a lt an who gets things done because of his powerful executive qualities. He is a man x spired by the better things attained through higher education. His executive ilir combined with his kindl attitude towards all make him a reat and o ular Y Y g P P R- ,L e xx cator. Q Vf ' X . . . . - . , tg JS N' It is due to his strenuous efforts that we now have the splendid equipment in J, combined with his kindly attitude towards all make him a great and popular X V shall remember him alwa s as a wise counsellor and a true friend. if Ht Y Y xx X af. Q35 A 1' v xft 1 X X fx' 2' l r 'sytiqm f:,,.fi5Q ,J 2- iuww f e ffffifi - ' ex , t be . , a ga I ln: I

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0 9 4. . , Vx f-S age ' ll 97,-.. ,,,fXTe, MVT -1 ' Q35 ,cw -,f 'I K ., ff RJQIXNGQX EB : Q f Sine aa IQQ8 Masennial , SQL' MISS LILLIAN CHAMBERS MR. WILLIAM JONES Head of English Departments Eng, Head of Mathematics Department. lishg Journalismg Dean of Girlsg Eaflham C011ege,A- BG Graduate I diana University A. B.g Winona Work at Un1Ve1'51tY of Chlcagfi- X4 mmer School, 19145 Muncie MR. JOSEPH A. GREENSTREET Ofmaly 1924- Head of Latin Departmentg Journal- .M ismg Dean of Boys. DePauw Uni- ' HOWARD ROCKHILL versityg Indiana State Normal gi ' it Head Of Commercial DCP2l1'fmCHt5 School A. B.g Graduate Student In- -? , Indiana State Normal. diana Univefgit 1926, V I YH fx SS MAUDE WOODY MR. GEORGE LOGAN I Xl, X 'CN Head of History Department. Earl- giieligaal Geolffgffria I C ham College A. B.g Post Graduate g P Y' K . Q' Course at Earlhamg University of A' B4 Southern Indlana Normal - Chicago Summer Term, 1911. College A' B' . IMG MISS CLARA WESTHAFER K 65? q4'5I1. Si EORGE BRONSON Englishg Dean of Girls. Moores Hill A ,ai lead? of Science Department College A. B.g University of Chicago Ehemistryg Dean of Boysg Com- Ph. B4 graduate work at University LQ ercial Law. Wabash College A.B. of Chicago- ' V .X x 7 K .H A if 'hz 0 4 .,2.,..1Z6,EFf6? . i ' .,- 6 44. - fe if .5 f 'fe RX. I