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

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Boys enroll in foods class and share experiences that will provide an intelligent understanding of the problems in to' morroW's home ..,. Clothing that is appropriate and ref flects good taste and consumer judgment indicates a few of many practical things girls learn in clothing classes .... In graphic arts classes we learn to understand the many varied social and industrial processes connected with print- ing industries and we develop skills and acquire basic inf formation .... Girls have an opportunity in general shop Page Eight classes to become acquainted with processes involved in the transfer of raw materials into useful and pleasing products. . . . Rural youth learn scientific methods and improvements in one oi our most important industries-farming. . , . Fu' ture apprentices in diefsinking, tool making, tool designing, and general machine work acquire the basis for their future in our vocational Machine Trade courses. In the inset is Noel T. Myers, Director f Cofordinator - Administrator of Vocational Education.

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STUDENT Added to our faculty are the two deans who are to help with guidance and solving of student problems. We all thank these deans GUIDANCE and our principal for their excellent help in making our school year a happy and successful one. Mr. Castor and Mr. Craw complete plans for another school year Shall we take French or physics? May I work half days? I just can't get along with that teacher and I won't be in his class! These are a few of the problems that seem to inter' rupt our otherwise happy school days. Our principal and deans are ready at all times to help us straighten out these problems. They are courteous and understanding. Often they spend much time talking to us as an old? Page Ten er, better experienced friend. When we start sleeping overtime each morning and therefore getting to school a lit' tle late, our deans are forced to crack down on us for our own good, although it may seem unfair to us at the time. Perhaps the work that we remember best is the great job they did during registration and in scheduling our classes.