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

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CONTROL E. J. LLEWELYN Superintendent For twenty-one years this truly great per- son has held the office of Superintendent of Schools. Through his able supervision and untiring efforts, the Newcastle schools have found their place among the best. His under- standing, enthusiasm, and sense of humor have made for him many friendships that will not die. However, no man can work alone. It has been only through the efforts of the mem- bers of the School Board that he has been able to accomplish these feats. To these persons, who have quite aptly controlled the affairs of the city schools, all students owe a vote of thanks. RAY L. DAVIS President As a man of talents, ability, and fairness, who is held in great esteem by all who know him, he aptly fills the office of President of the Board. CLAUDE STANLEY Secretary Efficiently but effortlessly, persistently but patiently, this great business man, who has given loyally of his time and wisdom, continues his years of service with enthus- iasm and understanding. MRS. W. H. BOYER Treasurer New therefore bubbling over with ideas; A woman therefore under- standing of lesser prob- lems; A mother therefore in sym- pathy with the students ' needs; Everyone hopes her career will be long and happy. Page eir ht

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GUIDANCE Joseph A. Greenstreet A just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations, such is the advice of Joseph A. Greenstreet, a grand person who at all times lives with the benefit of oth- ers foremost in his mind and works toward that aim. A friend, indeed, to every one, Mr. George C. Bronson leaves a word with each sen- ior, Consisting of more soul than substance, more ideals than realities, with hopes, joys, and sorrows we paint the picture called Life. George Bronson R. H. Valentine Principal In nineteen hundred twenty-one an ear- nest young man assumed the duties of prin- cipal of Newcastle High School. Down through the years his patience and wisdom have made him a true friend to all. He, together with the cooperation of the deans, has been able to guide many students through their four years of high school, and out into the world. To these five leaders go three cheers and a vote of thanks for their assistance. Clara Westhafer Miss Clara Westhafer, for- ever proud of, forever work- ing with her girls and boys, gives this final advice to the seniors, Be thankful every day that you were born an American with all that word entails. Always ready, willing to be of assistance, whether it be with advice or with wisdom. Miss Fern Hodson says a parting word to each senior, Live up to the best that is within you. Fern Hodson Page nine