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

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Gathersng around Dwsght s old Model A Ford are tour sensor class offscers Left to rsght John Hamm Deanna Worl Dwsght Tallman and Kay Msller Wsth Msss Cathersne Ratclsffes assistance our sensor year moved smoothly from one event to another Tucnls I-sglsz able teachers guide us At last we were sensors and the electson of our offscers sn September and the recesvsng of our class rsngs made st seem more offscsal Super sntendent of Schools, Rexford G Wrsght d dressed us at our fsrst meetsng and told us that the faculty was sn back of us lOO percent and advssed us to do our part sn maksng our last year a success Taksng hss advsce, we elected John Deanna Worl, secretary, and Kay Msller treasurer Our actsvstses progressed smoothly as our sensor commsttees selected our class flower motto, snvstatsons, and wrote our class song, all under the gusdance of Msss Cathersne Ratclsffe our sponsor Some of us were kept busy wsth actsvstses such as College Gusdance Day Sensor Scholarshsp Tests and other preparatsons for college, whsle others turned thesr attentsons toward homemaksng and other future occupatsons o . . . I Q - Hamm, president, Dwight Tallman, vice-presidentg

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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

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In the top picture, sewing on the back drop for the class play are, lelt to right, Ladema Bergin, Kath- leen Gorman, Betty Walcott, Carol Corbin, and Pyllis Rager. Fixing costumes for the class play in the bottom picture are, left to right, Jim Aaron, Carol Corbin, Sylvia Hatlner, Anne Trainor, Beverly Bouslog, John Hamm, Phyllis Roger, and Gene Jack- son. modern magic baffles ancients to ghl Row 1- Mr. Erlod, Lucretia Johnson. Row 2 - Jim Aaron Phyllis B ack Earla Grllith Anne Trainor, Gene Jackson, John Hamm. Row 3-Beverly Bouslog Jenny Miller Marsee Beckett, Su Link, Sully Wilson, Darvin Planeaux, Sylvia Haffner Duane Brammer