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

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Class of ' 40 David Hayes President Bill Saint Vice President Phyllis Ray Secretary Martha Schuffman Treasurer The Junior Class of New Castle High School has as its yearly objective the annual Junior-Senior Prom. To work ef- ficiently to any end, leadership is required. Having the Prom as its aim, the Junior class chose leaders in David Hayes as presi- dent; Bill Saint, vice president; Phyllis Ray, secretary; and Mar- tha Schuffman, treasurer. Under the sponsorship of Miss Fern Hodson and Mr. Fred Coar, this class was the second to be fully organized; the prac- tice was initiated last year by this year ' s graduating class. The juniors were very fortunate in securing for their Jun- ior-Senior Prom, Paul Barker and his orchestra from Indian- apolis. The reception was held oh Friday, May 19, 1939, and that evening can be remembered as a most successful one. The Class of ' 40 numbers two hundred on its roll ; and from this class, many outstanding accomplishments are expected. Page tiveiity-eight

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An Open Letter To the students of NHS. : I have found it a pleasant task to work with and for the youth of any cominunity. Especially is that true with you who are the youth of this par- ticular community. I am confident that no group of similar size could be found any place which would be more cong enial, more willing to do the things which are good for all. Never have you been called upon to meet a particularly trying problem when you did not respond nobly. It has been my infrequent duty to show some of you that what you were doing was not for your good or that of others. Such action — or words — seem seldom, if ever to leave any lasting ill will either in your hearts or mine. Never have I intentionally prevented any student from telling his story. I have always listened carefully to suggestions for the good of the school. Naturally, many of the good points about our school can be traced directly to suggestions offered by individuals or groups of students. I have told you many times and I believe that you feel that, This school is mine. It is poor, good, or superior, very largely as I make it so . I have tried to keep young with you. I doubt very much if I ever can grow old so long as I work with you who are young. I have always tried to take the advantage of your youth and inexperience by pointing out to you constantly that what you are acquiring in habits and knowledge here will help you to become the men and women you hope to be. Other things being equal, the ones who profit most by these habits and this knowledge become the best men and women also the most successful. You have inspired me. You have made me determined in my stand that the boys and girls of today — in spite of other reports to the contrary — are the very best since time began. Sincerely, Principal of Senior High School Page twenty-seven

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(reft) ROW 1 — Robert Adams, William Aitchison. ROW 2 — Dorothy Allen, Mary Elizabeth Alting. ROW 3 — Audrey Anders, Elsie Ashby, Byron Askin, Robert Atterson, Ruth Atwater, Lee Auginbaugh. ROW A — Gordon Axon, Eldon Ashabranner, Benton Byrket, James Burris, Mary Burke, Mary Belle Burden. ROW 5 — Barbara Bruce, John Browning, Kenneth Bressler, Ann Boyer, Robert Bonge, Martha Bloom. ROW 6 — Charlotte Beam, Jean Bavender, Carl Batchfield, Mil- dred Barnhart, Margie Baldock, Earl Cable. (right) ROW 1— Mary Helen Cald- well, Lloyd Caldwell. ROW 2— Mary Alice Campbell, Harold Carithers, Phyllis Chance, Earl Chandler, Walter Chambers. ROW 3 — Ruth Clore, Mary Corder, Robert Cory, Martha Corum, Bob Conn. ROW 4 — Berniece Connerly, Bob Connerly, Wilma Conwell, Mildred Cook, Duane Cooper. ROW 5 — Mary Lou Conway, Luther Conn, James Davis, Mary Olive Davis, Dorothy Dearmond. ROW 6 — Betty Loyd Diehl, Paul Duckworth, Maurice Dudley, |ames Durham, Richard Daly. ROW 7 Carl Ellis, Dorothy Ely, Cleo Edwards, Doris Ellen Field, (tene i»-JW — Frarier. WiiMiM Ji Meft ROW T — PauhFrampton, Kathleen Foster, Arthur D. Ford, Eulltllian Fannon, Jack Gann, Johnny Ganger. ROW 2 — Margaret Garvey, Glenn Garner, Bill Gephart, Thelma Gernstein, Ruth Gray, Martha Gray. ROW 3 — Edward Gold, Gale Gordon, Doris Gruler, Marian Gross, Mildred Greer, John Guyer. ROW 4 — Anita Hunley, Virginia Hendrix, Jack Heck man, Mary Jeanne Huff- man, Juanita Huffman, John Hudson. ROW 5 — Willena Hixon, Eula Hinshaw, Mary Himes, Helen Hicks, Lauven Hibbard, Betty Hoy. ROW 6 — Paul Hawks, Glenn Har- rell, Jr., David Hayes, Clair Belle Hays, John J. Harter, Waldo Harding. Page twenty-nine