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

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his Wziitiiig for classes to lwegin . . . Look ut the birdie, Eddie . . . Millis, why the frowns? . Qui' clrzunutics teacher, jr. Burr . . . Posing for a picture . . . Fine specimens of young woxnzlnhood . . . Chummy, z1ren't they? . . Can't you find a better place to sit? . . . D0n't shove, there's room for all. Page Sixtc

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Seniors of1946 . . . Pacesetters of 1956 T i President VicefPresident Secretary Treasurer Robert M. Mathews james Marion Lee Judith Ann Capshaw Maurice Jack Peckinpaugh President -of junior Class, President of Hi-Y, Class Junior Prom Queen, Drum Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class :fi VQLIYZHNI-F'Y'l Essen' Play, Baseball, Ir. Ro' Majorette, TrifHi, Class Play 3, 4, Rosennial Staff, ia c': a m 1 . . , . , . Society isrcsicigg Ilonjlrr tarian, Dramatlcs Club, Play, Sunshine Society, Ir. Rotarian, H1fY, Bas' Romriimu prom Emcrmm, Secretary of junior Class Rosennial Staff ketball Manager 4 ment Committee FLOWERJWhite Rose COLORS-Raspberry and White MOTTO-With the rope of the past we will ring the bell of the future We'11 never forget: That first day in high school, peeping behind the doors . . . Those strenuous calisthenics in gym . . . Thinking up excuses for being tardy and absent . . . Defeating the two No. 1 teams of the state . . . All the formal dances with a new formal and a man . . . The gay times in Rosen' nial . . . At last Commencement fwalking down the aisle breathing a sigh of relief when handed our diploma, and then the big Commencement dancef--our last school dance. Thus end the happiest and yet the most difficult times in our lives. We have prepared ourselves for some of the experiences that we may meet in the years ahead. Yet new situations will arise each day to which we must make an ever' constant adjustment. The curriculum which we have followed and the activities in which we have participated during the past four years have esf tablished a foundation upon which to build .i future in the newlyfwon peace of our modern world. We leave with a sense of work well done and a keen appreciation of the opportunities for a modern education. Page Eighte