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

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d r 5 ! .AN nlP gif lit X Mi N H S BUILDS DAILY FOR THE FUTURE . . . Miss Rucker, Elsa Doubenspeck, Eric May, and Judy Day listen to Tom Ringo tell whot he expects of the high school ot o P-T.A. council meeting. ,SHUI The average New Castle High School student realizes that a sound education is a foundation for success. Therefore he plans his schedule with care accepting the advice of the faculty. He realizes, too, that he must play his part in a successful school. A reorganized Student Council, with five representatives from each class, made known the students' desires to the administration and worked with them for a better school program. Nancy Brown gives her first grode students on art lesson cs she prepares for her future profession,

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Nil K Raymond Cole wants to register to vote In an all school electron as Harry Keith stands by with a stop watch rough D E and D O tram: expenence at Penney s Don Evans gains work qw. ln the halls of NHS today are the cmzens of tomorrow The doctors, lawyers, teachers, and factory workers, all are here, and each us preparing for has career New Castle strives to meet the needs of a modern commumty with :ts 125 courses taught by more than 50 teachers Whlle academic and vocatlonal classwork IS Important, some of the fmest experlences un cmzenshrp comes from school electrons mock trlals, on the 'ob experience, college and career conferences, and tramlng In safe drlvmg Thus year for the flrst tame we used the votmg machme In our malor electrons Students runmng for offices filed petstlons and all students were reglstered Its purpose was to better acquarnt the students wrth regular votmg procedure ., A, l W 'x, 2 r , F sf rf A ,r . fl , f A 1 P-, ' , Lv . 3 x . --c X, .5 ' ,f Th . . . . ng, l 'r' - - r wk .sf , 4: ' Y bf' H 0 K ' k . . I - fx l ' . . . l ' 4 . . . . I . -