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

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GRIMEY TI-IINKS: WITHOUT TEACHERS TO PICK Our History teachers: Miss Rupley, Miss Love, Mrs. Eden and Mrs. Wayman, start with ancient history and hring it up through the history of the European countries to the start of our own. They teach the history of the United States up to and including the present time. Courses in civics and economf ics are also offered .... Algebra, geometry, trigonometry. Yes! you've guessed it-our mathematics teachers-Miss Fern Hodson, Mr. Deardorif, Mr. Snider and Miss Crr ,... Miss Leakey, Miss Ratcliffe, Mrs. Kienly, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Arford, and Miss Ritter super' vise our grammar, correct our spelling, listen to our interpretation of literature. Miss Ar' ford also has a very fine speech department and radio class. She is head of the English department. Page Fourteen

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2 y :fi Il i A I E9 uumf 5' 0 ,Q W fy F- S,-X , . PRINCIPAL GF TI-IE TI-IING While our nation now girds itself for a final all out effort for victory in the war, our thoughts turn naturally toward wholesome, constructive, and sucf cessful living. The opportunity to practice and reap the rewards of successful living is the natural inherf itance of every human being. As members of the class of 1945, you will play vital roles in the postfwar period. Your attitude, your thinking, and your action will help to shape the course of events in the near future. Your achievements, your serving of mankind, and your making this world a better place in which to live will mean success for you and for all others with whom you come in contact. Remember that success in its truest sense is a journey and not a destination. Much of the fun and enjoyment of life is realized by planning for success and traveling toward it. Human understanding, bef lief in eifort, and the enjoyment of working with and helping others, will make your journey inter' esting and vital. Education has placed within your hands the tools for successful living. If you use them wisely, you will actually live all the days of your life. Page Thirteen

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N SCHOOL WOULDN'T BE ANY FUN Mr. Hodson is our physics teacher. An' swering questions about light, sound, and elecf tricity are just a few of the many duties he performs cheerfully. Students have always remembered Mr. Bronson for his many field trips and his taking two points off for having no margin .... The delightful, enjoyable Four Arts Show was created by the combined efforts of Miss Manifold, Miss Dorsey, Mr. Burr, and Mr. Chenoweth. Miss Manifolds art class provided colorful scenery Marionette show. Miss Dorsey's choir pref sented a scene from a Mexican fair. Mr. Burr's dramatics class gave My Man , which was an original presentation with beautiful costumes. The musical background for the show was furnished by the orchestra under the direction of Mr. Chenoweth, not shown. . . . Miss Mabel Hodson keeps the students engrossed in Latin with interesting tales of the Romans. Buenas Dias, todos,', says Miss Smith, one of our Spanish teachers. The oth' - 'A ' s Pogue, not sho n, is also our Business teacher .... B Page Fifteen