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

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molded day by day county D.A.R. winner, is repre- sentat ive of the N.H.S. good citizens. Both deans and Miss Mary Modlin, guidance director, worked together to plan a test- ing program which found stu- dents ' weaknesses and remedied them. Under the guidance of fifty- two comj)etent teachers and ad- ministrators, students have learned the responsibilities re- quired of every American citi- zen and have acquired the basic knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to live full, satisfying lives.

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here lives are Classes were designed to meet the interests, needs, abilities, and capacities of New Castle High School ' s more than 1200 stu- dents. News release students handled all the [lublicity for the city school system. A mock trial in business law class showed the students how our court system operates. Physical education and sports activities emphasized physical prowess, poise, antl character. Many students received special recognition because of their abil- ities in leadership, scholarshiji, and service. Helen Blackburn,

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Brief gab sessions between classes gave students a chance to gain new and closer friendships. Students at the sound of the bell, come to Joe ' s corner from every direction. The day would not have been complete without meet- ing the gang and hearing the latest. During the year slumber parties were v e r y popular. Laughter and loud voices pre- vailed until the crack of dawn. At this time the party-goers wilted into a peaceful sleep or headed for the kitchen to raid the ice- box. Dances, sport or formal, al- ways had top billing in the books of all NHS students. Whether at these traditional dances or in- formal get-togethers, friendships w ere made which will never be forgotten. And friendships Eight