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

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CLASSES

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WILBUR CONWAY CHARLES McGINNIS MARY RICHEY ROBERT KEMPER President Vice-President Secretary V Treasurer CLASS OF 1931 In the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty-seven there entered into the New Castle 6'Halls of Learning two hundred and ninety-one seekers of knowledge. We came up from the eighth grade, where we had for many months been busily engaged in storing our minds with the honey of wisdom. It so happened, since the hand of upperclassmen, with whom we were to fight a three-year struggle, possessed a feeling of superiority, that we were received with wild welcome and insinuating rejoicings as we started up the slippery by-ways of truth. By the end of the first semester we had subdued a certain class of wild beings known as Sophomores and who, because of their taste for Fresh- man blood, pounced upon us daily and nightly and caused us to feel in our hearts that we must be martyrs to the great and noble cause of education. This group now being under our control we knew that we had successfully begun our journey in a quest for the Fountain of Perfect Understanding. We were even more fully convinced when some of our members, namely, Rowe, Conway, Good, Hornaday, Sarantos, Miller and Groves shared honors in basketball, football and track. The newly organized Science Society chose Jeanice Rucker, a member of our class, as secretary. For the first time in our high school career we began to step to the front of the stage in the play of life. The following September we came back to school with revenge in our hearts. In numbers we had decreased to two hundred and forty-eight, but in spirit and desire we were as strong as ever. The Juniors of today will little note nor long remember what we say here, but they can never forget what we did to them-as Freshmen. In sports we were again represented by the same group that upheld the N. H. S. standard for us in twenty-seven and twenty-eight. Vcrl Bogue gave us the chance to own a yell leader, after hav- ing been defeated in his Freshman year. Vcrl also was chosen as a repre- sentative of the Older Boys Conference, held at Elkhart, Indiana, by the Senior Hi-Y. During the Sophomore year our class also possessed a couple of leaders in the Hi-Y organization, with Nick Sarantos as vice-president and Wayne Harvey, treasurer. Lillian Glazer, Edith Rimping, Ruth Fletcher and Eva Kassen were our prized Latin students, all having placed in the county contest and the latter receiving second honors in the district. The Page Twenty-three F5-I