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

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The lRiOSlENNllAlL S C H 0 0 IL t..,,,-s-.t ami. iiii ,.-.-,, its mmm ..ii,ns,,,M,. Y DEANS OF GIRLS Miss Chambers and Miss West- hafer endeavor to help and direct high school girls in many of their every-day problems. They intend to arouse and stim- ulate interest in all kinds of wor- thy undertakings consisting of either regular or extra-curricular work. PRINCIPAL MR. VALENTINE The immediate affairs of Newcastle High School are handled by Mr. Valentine. He is not only capable, but also truly understanding of older boys and girls and their ever-changing problems. He helps to guide and advise the teachers to the best of his ability. Certainly few other men could have so much interest and feeling in their work as Mr. Valentineg in him every student has a true friend and helper. DEANS OF BOYS The special guidance of and co- operation with the boys of New- castle High School are some of the duties of the deans of boys, Mr. Bronson, and Mr. Greenstreet. They are especially desirous of making every boy aware of high ideals and of helping him to attain them. .D.1E.A.N.3. Miss Lillian Chambers Miss Clara Westhafer Mr. George Bronson Mr. joseph Greenstreet 6

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The ROSJENNJIAIL I SCCIHIOOJL THE one who is the efficient leader of all the institutions of learning in Newcastle, and who keeps in personal Contact with his schools, is Mr. Llewelyn. He has been a suc- cessful superintendent of schools for many ,., years and we hope that he may continue as MR. LLEWELYN such. Mr. Llewelyn not only fulfils his duties in a machine-like way, but also he has ac- tive and living interest and enthusiasm for his work. Although we see little of him in the halls of high school, we know that when we need him for any problem, no matter how insignificant, he is ready to listen to us. His boys and girls, consisting of the tiniest first graders up to the high school stu,dents, are his great pride. Their interests are his, and their wishes may all have due consideration by him. Daily he is faced with innumerable questions and problems with which he deals in a friendly, co-operating, and yet decisive manner. Any upper classman who has not consulted Mr. Llewelyn as to his personal prob- lems such as the choice of vocation, or college life has missed the rare opportunity of becoming better acquainted with a real man of valuable opinions and knowledge. Since Mr. Llewelyn has such great pride in his schools, we as high school students numbering over one thousand, try to be worthy of this honor. O 5 .-

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The ROSIENNJIAL 0 Mr. Howard Rocklmill Mrs. Helen Rogers Mics Atha Pinnick IFACCUILTY Miss lwaude Woody Mr. Williani E. Jones l Miss 'Fern Horlson Mr. Ivan Hoclson Miss Gladys Clifford Mr, John D, Leslie Mr. Maurice Fessler Mr. Glenn O. Harrell Miss Mabel Hodson -..gf 7 Eh.- SCHOOL Mr. George Logan Miss Lewelra Pogue Mrs. Harriett Eden Mr. Garrett Gross