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

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Good schools need good management Mr. Joe R. Craw, Superintendent Mr. E. S. Castor, Principal A, B., M. A. Butler University The future of any community lies in the stalwartness of its youthsfin the visions, in the dreams, in the determinations of to' morrow's builders. Lives of many of our youth have been strangled because the educzif tional diet was not seasoned for their par' ticular mental capacities or their intellectual desires. How necessary it is, then, that all youth, every child, have adequate educational opportunity. The challenge to the school administration and the community is always vibrant to broaden the curriculum, to increase the personnel, and to build more extensive buildings for a program for all youth. To you who are graduating, continue to build on the foundation which your short educational sojourn has given you. Education, itself, is a continuous process-fyou are always enroute, Education is all of living, and life is always constant as the ships at sea. They come over the horizon, they meet and hail each other, and sail on into the deep. May your pathway be strewn with urivile Yes of service to 'our fellowmen. l E The Gold of any Community flows through the doors of the Public Schools. Qi!-1-.f. 4132 A. B., lvl. A. Ball State Now that the war is over, people every' where are planning for the futurefa peace' time future which will see great developments in the fields of labor, industry, business, and government. To do this job well, we must plan with as resolute and unselfish an effort as that which we directed toward winning the war. All of our planning for the future and all of our efforts to redirect our activities from war to peace will fail if we do not have capable people to carry out such plans. That is why it is essential that we provide adequate educational opportunity for every citizen. The welfare of people must always be the most important objective in our demo' cratic way of life. To safeguard the welfare of our people, we'll need to develop our human resources. The development of human ref sources will solve all of America's problems. Education is one of the great factors in the development of human resources. Now as never before, education must become real' istie. The best type of education will be that which provides our young people with a workable understanding of the world and its peoples, of the qualities of good citizenship, of the tremendous strides yet to be made in the field of science and invention, and of the tools which are now at our disposal for a sue' cessful peacetime future. Page Eigl

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Mainstay of our entire school system Mr. A. Dale Allen, Viccfprincipnl Miss Elizabeth Harrington, Dean of Girls A. B, DePauw U., M. S, Indiana U. A. B. WC5fCfI1 Kentucky University The School Board Harold I.. Mc-aflows, President: Karl C. Vogel, Secretary: and Russell L. Fleming, 'Treasurer Page Nine