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

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teacher's combine Miss Pogue, Miss Rankin, Mr. Hay, MT. Ackenhusen, and Mr. Elrod meet in the Prin- cipol's office, perhaps to discuss a problem with the principal. School decisions orig- inate in this office, and students as well as teachers voice their opinions here. A casual atmosphere and friendliness dominates the office. There comes a time in every girl's life when she needs home economics training. Miss Guymon's home nursing class learns child care, ways of meeting the public, proper posture habits, and helpful physical exer- cises. Here, Mrs. Allen of the Kiddie Shop, displays clothing and other necessities for the younger set. Jerry Wilson and Ed Hoopingarner ihid- den behind the shieldl try their skill at arc welding. The boys are operating a vertical type Lincoln D.C. generator. Boys inter- ested in this vocational training learn twenty- is being run on a piece of steel. This ele- mentary skill is learned by all welding students. Kenny Tyner reports to his fellow class- mates in Mrs. Wayman's history class from the Senior Scholastic magazine. Members form panels and prepare reports using this magazine, which presents the news in an unbiased form. Field trips to the City Hall are taken annually and attendance at City Council meetings is encouraged. Tu wnlv-.Nix

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faculty MISS LUELLA WEBB BS Ball State Advanced Foods Sewing MR ELWOOD E WEGESIN BS Ball State Physlcal Education Track Junuor Hugh Football MR MARVIN WOOD BS Butler Drlver Tram mg Basketball Baseball Football MR MAURICE WORLAND B F A Nebraska Wes lyan MA Ohno State Orchestra MRS MILDRED POWELL BAILY RN Methodlst School of Nursing Indranapolls School Nurse MR RICHARD HAMILTON BS MS Stout In stltute Dlrector of Proctlcal Arts ond Adult Educatuon MISS JUDY SANDERS Secretary Prlnclpol s Of :ce MRS BERTHA VAN HOY Secretary Attendance Oftrce MRS MELBA WADMAN Bookkeeper Prtnclpal Offuce MRS BERTHA VAN HOY and ALVIN LAKE appeared here In the Attendance Office They Issue admlttances to class for absentees, mtervlew those with questlonable excuses, and try to re duce absenteersm MRS MILDRED POWELL BAILY, school nurse, presented a program once a month over the PA and WYSN d scussung phases ot health Important to every student Port of her day IS spent at Jumor Hugh Twenty Fzne

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classes and fun Mrs. Helen Callaway, Mrs. Edna Town- send, Mrs. Donna Rains, Mrs. Helen Howard, and Mrs. Phyllis Dorn relax for a moment in the general office at the Administration Building. This frame building rclicves thc over-crowded high school by providing two and one-half extra rooms which serve 50 or more additional students. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Jaeger leave the Methodist Church altar after their marriage in December. Mrs. Jaeger, the former Leanna Young, teaches art while Mr. Jaeger directs the choirs. Many students who attended the wedding remember the seasonal Christ- mas decorations correlated with her chosen colors, pink and blue. To entertain and show appreciation to their teachers, members of the SunShine Society served their annual Faculty Christmas Tea. Sixty faculty members responded. Here Mr. Elrod, Mrs. Rickert, Mrs. Powell, and Miss Webb pause at the serving table as Kathleen Gorman and Lucretia Johnson pour. Private! No Admittance! At last the teachers have a room reserved for their work. Mr. Jackson, Mr. Larrison, Miss Nutt, and Mrs. Fleet are among those who use this space during free periods. The KEEP OUT signs aren't posted but students observe the rules. lt might be labeled, the teachers' study hall. 114'-HH i