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

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Ou% cCw im x n Sec cit MR. lOE R. CRAW Superintendent A.B., M.A. Butler University MR. EARL F. LEM Principal A.B. Indiana Univer; M. A. Buller Univers In:iproving the educational program for our community ' s children is uppermost in the minds of the men who serve on ihe New Castle-Henry Townsh.ip School Board. Their keen interest in student affairs and problems controls their thinking in choosing a staff as v ell as in expanding the physical facilities in our schools. Standing are Joe R. Craw, superintendent, and Eugene H. Yergin, attorney. Those seated are, left to right, James O. Crim, R. L. Fleming, Jo-zeph G. Burris, Robert N. Campbell, and C. W. Robinson. 16

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NO SCHOOL WOULD be complete with- out a staff of faculty members to teach and inspire its students. These earliest arrivals at our corner ore often the last to leave, for besides teaching, they also sponsor many of our outside activities. Here is just a little about them . . . ' pa uitcf

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Sf c Uft in IRcat Sm l(f VIr. John Barks and Vliss Alice Becker, the ieans, are in charge of juidance in making ut schedules and help- ng students choose a ' ocation. They also :ounsel with students )n many problems. The corner of 14th and Walnut will not seem the same without Mr. Bronson and Mr. Green- street, who retire this year. Here they look over Rosennials they have collected during their many years of service to N. H. S. These are the heads of the various departments here at NHS. The top row includes Charles Stuckey, athletics; Miss Edna Banta, biology; Miss Bernice McCord, English; Miss Lewelta Pogue, language; and Francis Reed, social studies. In the bottom row are Mrs. Juanita Bishop, commerce; Bernard Pressler, music; Miss Fern Hodson, mathematics; Miss Elizabeth Roney, home economics; and C. S. Kinder, industrial arts. 17