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

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7iJ et c% t ' itUetic Or int ENGLISH Senior English composition and grammar were combined into a one semester course. Miss Bernice McCord ' s class wrote many essays but this year the best remembered will be the children ' s stories they wrote and later read to the grade schools. Several of them, were sent to a publisher by Mrs. Hazel Dannecker. GIRLS ' GYM A block away from the corner of I4lh and Walnut, girls have gym classes in the Ar- mory. Besides tumbling and playin-g basket- ball and volleyball there, classes often enjoy outdoor sports such as soccer and baseball. DRAMATICS Senior dramatics class taught by Charles Eric Bickley presented Curtain Call, a series of one-act plays with the junior class, and a radio play, Antigone. The classes also attended two stage plays, Anne of a Thou- sand Days and Death of a Salesman. 22

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4t Occ% U Cf % tc% MISS EUNICE M. SMITH Home Nursing, Foods, Home Management, Clothing, Sponsor of 4-H Club, Sponsor of Senior Chapter of f . H. A. B. S. Ball State Teachers College MR. JACK SPENCER Machine Trades. B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. MR. CHARLES STUCKEY Basketball and Baseball Coach, Diiving Instruction. B. S. Hanover College. MRS. MARY WAYMAN History A. B. Miami University, M. A. Ball Slate Teachers College. MR. MORRIS WEEKLY Agriculture, Sponsor of F. F. A. B. S., M. A. Purdue University. MISS DOROTHY SHEPHARD School Nurse. R. N. Methodist Hospital at Indianapolis. MRS. RUTH BEST Bookkeeper, Superintendent ' s Office. MR. MAURICE FESSLER Book Rental Director. A. B. Central Normal College. MRS. JUNE GOAR Clerk, Principal ' s Office. MRS. HELEN HOWARD Secretary, Industrial Education Office. MISS MAXINE RAINS Bookkeeper, Principal ' s Office. MRS. MARJORIE SHULTS Receptionist, Superintendent Office. MISS MARIAN WEISHEIT Receptionist, Superintendent ' s Office. 21

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t ' 4. iCl Pa%t 0{ Occ% Vaef ' i 7Va% ART These students are taking advanced or fine arts. The art curriculum consists of begin- ning art, craits or handiwork, commercial art or advertising, and fine arts. Miss Mary Manifold ' s class v ill long be remembered for the attractive bulletin boards and the signs they put on the third floor walls backing the Trojans at tourney time. CADET TEACHING These students leave the corner to cadet teach at grade school or junior high. In the first row are Miss Pearl Dunn, grade school supervisor, Ruth Davis, Joyce Robinson, Sonny Wallace, Doris Fleming, Joanne Courtney, and Mary Alice Crandall. The back row includes Pal Clift, Myra Niles, Martha Rinard, Lola Bittner, Freda Wilt, Charlotte Mathews, and Marilyn Craw. GENERAL SHOP Industrial ar ' s and vccalional classes give first hand information about our world of machines and materials. Math, science, so- cial science, and EngUsh are combined with the know-how of industry to help us prepare for future responsibility. 23