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

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genial: Qfficwfi eapaify .feacf '7faeia 6 The busy 234 seniors of the 1951 graduation class chose as their class motto, Yesterday is gone, tomorrow may never come, today is yours. .seize it. Selecting from several combinations, the class chose for its two colors, chartreuse and pearl. The snow white rose was the favorite flower. They selected as their officers Tom Dailey as president, Barbara Buckels as vice-president, Barbara Curlett as secretary, and Bill Cluggish as treasurer. The senior class of 1951 entered high school 341 strong, bringing with them a group of students who were to become leaders in many fields. As sophomores they began to feel they were becoming a part of the school as they received awards in fields of music, speech, and sports. In their junior year they first met as a class, electing ofiicers to guide them. Many essay contests were open to them as juniors, and some of the students were winners. For junior prom, the juniors worked diligently on decora- tion, program, entertainment, and many other committees to make it a big success. ln September they entered NHS for their senior year. This first appear- ance at Senior Vespers brought the realization that this was the final year. For Baccalaureate and Commencement the seniors chose green caps and gowns instead of the traditional blue. The seniors of the 1951 class will look back on NHS as having been a won- drous place to spend four prosperous years.

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fzeciaf adjeclld Wafuf Schedule Who has sold the most maga- zines in your English class? was a familiar question in january as English students sold magazine sub- scriptions. Money from the drive went to finance the school's first literary magazine, the Trojan Tri- bane. The sounds of hammers in Room 205 meant that the carpenters in the senior dramatics class were busy making sets while the cast re- hearsed. Dramatics students under Mr. Risley presented Curtain Call, the senior class play, and several radio plays. Whether walking down the hall with books balanced on their heads to improve posture or practicing a speech before their class, members of Miss Juanita Rucker's speech classes were always busy. Her stu- dents have brought back many dis- trict and state awards. To keep the school up to date on important events, Miss Mary Mani- folds art classes make many at- tractive displays such as a bulletin board display advertising a band concert, or a poster boosting the Trojans at tourney time. Z1

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aa Gan rqlwaqfi '7eZf 14 Seniaa JOSEPH CHARLES ADDISON Latin Clubg National Honor Society, Presidentg Hi-Yg Band, Captaing Orchestra. BARBARA ANN AKERS Latin Clubg SunShineg Choirg Curtain Call. NINA JANE ANDERSON SunShineg Biology Club, Ptesidentg Fi Delg Choir, Alttusa Girl. GEORGE RUDOLF ANGERSBACH Rosennial, Art Editor. RAY M. ANTLE Hi-Yg Choir. STEWART FRANKLIN ARCHEY Questers Hi-Yg Choirg Footluallg Trackg Jr. Prom Courtesy Committee. JULIA KATHERINE ARMSTRONG SunShineg Biology Clubg G. A. A.g Choir. DAVID ASHLEY F. F. A., Vice President. GLORIA LEE ASHTON Latin Clubg SunShine. BILL HERMAN AST Questers Hi-YQ Drafting Club. IDA ATKINSON SunShineg F. B. L. A.g G. A. A. NATHA LEE BAILEY SunShineg F. B. L. A.g Fi Delg Orchestrag Jr. Prom Program Committee. CHARLOTTE JUAN ITA BALDOCK SunShine. PEGGY JOAN N BALDOCK SunShineg Jr. Prom Ticket Committeeg Sr. Flower Committee. MAX BALLARD Spanish Clubg Latin Club. GLENDA ANN BALLENGER EMMA LOUISE BANEY JEAN BANTA Spanish Clubg Choirg Cadet Teacher.