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

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Encouraging the team all the way were the Macerettes w o kept up the spirit of the fans. Posters scattered throughout the halls, skits at pep sessions, music each morning before classes, and pep rallies led by the cheerleaders and Stinkers helped make sportsmanship better than ever this year. Encouraged by Mr. Redman and the Student Council, the iunior and senior officers planned activities to show the team we were behind them win or lose. Even though we didn't win the final game of the sectional we lost victoriously when we received an A rating for sportsmanship.

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'S-., Members of all cctlvltles worked together nn therr drlves soles ond protects like the Rosenmol stuff Stmkers and F B LA members puctured here A mock trial complete with robed ludge bcullff attorneys ond lury tried Jam Condler for reckless druvmg The trlol was the cllmox of many hours spent an the court room wcztchung nts procedure Xin xx I . W . - ' J . ' 1 NX , . t 1 , , .... t 1 I A I .ii . . ' A?

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But sportsmanship IS not only for sports at also Includes unselfnsh servlce lt s the club who gnves servrce to school and community the people who produce the P A announcements the managers of the teams the motuon picture operators the gurls who sell at the games the students who work each day an the offrces the news release students and the classes that decorate the bulletin boards and the showcase All these are examples of good sportsmanship Vlsuol and operators Ed West Dale Dcvls and Harvey Bows man prepare the movue prolector Dccorotung the halls was gust a small part of the sportsmanshrp campaugn Barb DeWntt Kay Maller Lodema Bergen Carol Corbin and many others helped wnth this pralect K? up yy., -fx exalt!! muff! fbfrff , 6 R? fl Yi' t E lijuczsrfs I 1 Z' F-w.L1 4, Elmer: