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

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1 : Th V e 19 3 6 JUNIORS 7 first RoLV — James Sutton. Margaret Miller. Richard Smith, Junior Meeks. Charles Hsgerman, Walter Miller. Marshall Flow- ers. Harold Griffith. Eloise Bailey. Olene Bone, Jean Meyers, Louise Milton. Second Roiu — Elizabeth A. Field. Pierre Long, Charles Buggle, Olive Smith, Jenevieve Stotzel, Marie J. Turgi. Sarah Hol- wager, Harold DeArmond. Phylhs Cooper, Bud Ingram. Edith Lacy, Beverlee Rawhngs. Third Roa ' — Sarah Johnson. Margaret McDowell. Thelma Allen, Max Harrell. Wanda Jean Stover. Charlotte Mastin. Harold Kennedy, Martha Jane Himes, Walter Ruby, Jane Ourand. Gilbert Huffman. Barbara Waller. Fourth Row — Raymond Morgan. Robert Payne. Betty Jane Peed. Martha Shelley. Juanita Lindsay. Don McMillan, Marcella W iley, Cecil Lovelace, Bertha Alexander, Levi Graffis. Byron Pfenninger. Robert Cable. Fijth Row — Richard Kessler. Betty Wright. Fad Rector. Bethel Waltz. Elizabeth Vogel, Carmeleta Sparks. Helen May, Martha Lea Field, Dorothy Morgan, Frances Goar, Annabel Adams, Myrtle Harris. Sixth Row - Margaret Courtney, Rachael Durham, Laura Ann Morris, Maurice Johnson, Leon Huston. Robert Gordon, Mary Edwards, William Griffith, Tommy Douthart, Trudy W right, Reba Rednour, Max Cramer. Seventh Row — Mary Ritter, Helen Evans. Bob Kassen, Maxine Stinson, Julia Gann, Madge Riley. Nina Clay, Ruth Loer. Betty Jane Shock, Ellen Goldberg. James Chance. Mary - litt. Eighth Row — Bob Wildman, Mary Jones, Margaret Kalk, Mary Clay. Elmer Smith. Eileen Miller, Mary Brown, Paul Mc Knight, Eugenie Francisco, Richard Michael, Wendel H endricks. Althea Baugher. Page Tu:enty-six

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KosennidiL CLASS HISTORY The most important activity or our Junior year was the annual Junior Prom which we gave in honor of the Seniors. What fun we all had! Who can forget the thrill of anticipation as we made preparations for this event, or the roars of laughter that went up over the crazy stunts we Juniors staged? These happy days of our Junior year drew to a close all too swiftly. Soon it was commencement time for the class above us. How far away such an event seemed in our livesl Another summer passed rapidly, and at last we, too, stood on the thres- hold of our Senior year. How hard it was to realize that soon our happy high school da -s would be o ' er! W e knew we were looked up to by the other students as having reached an enviable position, yet we did not reel that such was true. ' ' ith the arrival of the first Senior meeting, we were organized as a class and suddenly realized the nearness of the termination of our high school days. This is the largest class in the history of this high school. An exceptionally efficient group of class officers were chosen: James Pickering, president; Junior an Zant, vice-president: Helen Hudson, secretary, and Charles Graves, treasurer. The class colors were purple and orchid; the class motto. Take Life as you find it, but don t leave it so ; the class flower, the Premier Rose. The class play was given under the capable direction of Miss Pinnick, and as were all the plays which she directed, it was a huge success. Miss Chambers and her efficient staff edited another of the excellent Rosennials for which our high school is so well-noted. This is a brief record of our high school days. Though we realize that this history is not perfect, we believe it is one to be proud of. May you under- classmen, too, who will soon graduate, leave a record as good or better. ALVIN LAKE Page Twenty-five

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R o s e n n i d. I JUNIORS firs Roir — crna MLnynrJ. BcrniLC Miikr, Mary Modlin, Miles Brown. Wilbur Griflin. Lowell Wilson. Bob Yergin. Lor- raine L terbaclc. Delores Taylor. Llarold Flowers. Evest Brenneman, Robert Erickson. Second Row — Martha Lou Paris. Esther Matt. Pauline Wolf. Edna Knollman, Leona Bennett. Adeline Chambers. Cliff Willis. Elaine Ray. John Gray. Garnet R. Barett. Mary Polk. Bill Gross. Third Row — Thornton Baker. Martha Payne. Thomas Bitler. Jack Bond. Paul Leakey. Jim Ourand. Harold E. Bavender, Russell Survant. Mildred Adams, Clara Fulton. Dprothy Norrick. Bonnie Jean Elmore. Fourth Row — Eugenia Wheat. Everett Potter. Jack Peed. Phillip Dakins. Phyllis Harlwell. James L )owney. Julia Erskine. Sara Davis. Alfred Creek. Martha E. Brown. Harriet Smith. Dorothy Jackson. Fijih Row Mary Catherine Ashton. Elmer Wiles. Paul White, Isabelle Armstrong, Mary Helen Felt. Bettj- Cummins. Georgi- ana Moore. Rema Hay. Rocemary Morris. Jack Hiner. M arjoric Wilkinson. Mary Catherine Boyd. Sixth Row — Emmanuela Kimbrough. Deloss Donham, Kathryn GulTith. Homer Wilt. Roberta Ratcliff. Wayne May, Gerald Oliver. Carl Gray, Llarold Bougham, Leque Jacobs, Glen McKinsey. Olene Stearnes. Seventh Row — Irene Bovender. Richard Ford. Victor Underwood. Bill Thompson. Mary Anna Mock, Freddy Sears. Rex Cliad- wirk. Cornelius llauerman, Harriet Slaflord. Belly Shelley. Maxine Pierce. N ' irginia Nipp. Eiiiidh Roir — Dorolha Falck. Ruth l ield. Martha J. Tapscot. Nathan Scott. Charlolle Canaday. Helen Mahoney, Bernard Kern. Bob Martindale. George Clancy. Cecil Lockhart. Margaret Reger. Ilallamae Lorton. uUh Row — Joe Supinger, Robert Cashdollar, Albert Becker. LIdon 1 larding. Page Twenly-seuen