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

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,W l Sign mine, please, was the most popular expres- sion at the Rosennial dance. Even in our crowded halls we find time to chat with our friends und discuss school activities. Influences Our Interests Whether we were enjoying a convoca- tion, going to a dance, or iust walking in the halls with our friends, our school was the center of our activities. As we took the re- sponsibility of working on committees and volunteering to help in school or community projects, we learned that school was not only books and work, but that it was the center of wholesome living. 4 .A f-A 1 x , fi 2 ' x c Xb I f. f L F1 ff ki had 1 4 X- Ya! L HAM X iifiis an ll ff! Fl

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lt's mighty, but it's sooo small . . . yes, it's a transistor, one of the newest developments in electronical research. One of several con- vocafions this year was the one presented by the Bell Telephone Company to explain these new midget wonders. Alpha members Linda Robinson and Greta Wiggins get ready for their Easter lily sale, a project for the Crippled Children's Society. Everywhere We Go Our School French movies frequently Provide entertainment for the new French club. Charter members John Beyer, Sabra Carmack, Charles Bradshaw, and Connie Clark are setting up a program on life in France.

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Expressions on their faces during report card day prove that Janet Rush, Chuck Darling, and Charles Van Matre wish they had studied a little harder. TIl'?l1 P AQ yy xl I 2 we .mow NK i X M 4255: llrnf Scholastic achievement has its rewards as Mr. Redman presents certificates to Morgan Hunter and Donita Beguhn who rank among the top ten in their class. Winners -losers -there will always be both in any competition, and we had our share of victory and defeat while entering contests in many fields. ln sports, dramatics, scholarship tests, music, art, and even in the classroom, we learned to accept disappointments as well as success.