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

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Final tribute to a class member i...m........c....... ,N .. . This tree planting service was held November 12, 1945, in memory of Pvt. James Capshaw who gave his life n the service of his country on February 11, 1945, in Olzheim, Germany He was Graduated from the N C le . f b 1 . c ew ast -Iigh School and was the first member of the class to give his life. The tree was presented to the school by jimmy's class, the class of 1944. Mr. E. S. Castor, principal, accepted he tree on behalf of the school. Mr. J. R. Craw, superintendent of schools, read a poem entitled Trees Miss oath' 3 R1 'lttf ' ' ' ' crinc itei c, sponsor of Jimmy s class, was in charge of the service. Following are the names of N' Cz lt H'fh Ens. julia Antie Pfc. Gordon C. Barrat Sgt. Charles T. Brown Pvt. James D. Capshaw Sgt. Glenn Cowan Sgt. Ralph Darling Lt. Robert Erickson ge Five ew ist e ig, School graduates who gave their lives during Wor Pfc. Owen L. Griffin Pfc. Orrin A. Grubbs Capt. NVarrcn G. Hornaday Lt. Elisabeth Howren Capt. Robert E. Hubbard Pvt. James Kennedy SfSgt. Charles Loer Lt. Elmer Pfenninger ld Wtlr II: Pvt. Elmo Reese Lt. Roy Ruddell Pfe. Emmitt Solomon Cpl. Lewis Townsend Lt. Claude Van Zant SfSgt. Wztrreii Younee Lt. Arvid P. Zetterburg, Jr.

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Dedication The last minute rush to classes before the bell rings, sitting in the rain watching the football games, studying and worrying over exams, getting ready for a big dance, Prom and Commencement, basketball tourneys-fthese are the things we will remember from high school. But these are behind us. And now that our school days are over, we turn to what lies ahead of us-to the future that lies ahead of us. We look toward the planning of the peace. And as we look into the future, we can only partially realize the tremendous task before us. It is to this task that we dedicate our yearbook. We know that we must complete the finishing touches for the task that was so very well begun in years between 1941 and 1947. We also know that we must go ahead with much foresight and planning. We realize that we can only insure the peace as we plan and build and create for the future. The task ahead may be long and difficult, but it is our duty, our privilege, our job to carry out the ideas and aims for which the war was fought. We dedicate our book to that which lies ahead. Page F om

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