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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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Q, . , .IH- .sh . l -V Uv - . A, M . V- N v ' 1 K xx x , T f' X K , K 1 4 .- if .AA!',4G ' , ' lt takes a lot ot things to make up a suc- cessful school year- -good teachers, inter- esting classes, extra-curricular activities, special events, get-togethers with our friends, disappointments, and successes. As we dash ott to school each morning, enter our school building situated on Four- teenth, Fifteenth, and Walnut Streets, lfurry trom one class to another, and wade through piles ot assignments, most ot us take our school routine pretty much for granted. Too often vve forget that it also takes all kinds ot people to make up a suc- cessful year. Not just one person nor one group can make our school strong, but all l2OO ot us must work together. Now, as the school year closes, we look back and TAKE TIME to appreciate every- thing which has made this year so special. To carry out this plan, on Page 20 we take time to picture and de scribe our busy PEOPLE, SCHOOL LIFE tells about the big special events of the year beginning on Page 62, We were always hurrying to a CLUB meeting after school or at least it seemed that way. Pictures and intormals begin on Page 88. Our SPORTS accomplishments have been outstanding and were proud to take time to tell about them in SPORTS on Page lO6. lt takes loyal boosters to create a school with real spirit and we have those in our ADVERTISERS whose section begins on Page l28. Summertime when the living is easy is the time to have picnics with friends, and these girls prove it by enloying the serene beauty of Memorial Park. Two bits, tour bits--- forgetting school rivalry at halt time, our cheerleaders promote friendship and good sportsmanship with out-of- town cheerleaders from Marion High School. Guidance Day is welcomed by most seniors as it helps them to clear up various questions and to make decisions on college preferences, -wif CEPJLT S- x 1, ll X 'AN ldentifying leaves often is puzzling but these lumping into the air, a physical biology students, Libby White and Sandy education student prepares to put Ledbetter, find it quite easy when they use the ball through the hoop as h s their biology textbooks as a guide. teammates wait for action, l-lurrying Harry hurried right into an accident, Pat O'Connor, a race driver famous in the Indianapolis SOO, ex- plained to driver training students Tl-iadelle Camp and Carolyn Farmer when he talked On highway safety. Minutes flew as we tried to push through the mob of l2OO students, each hurrying to make it to class be- fore the last echo ofthe bell. Our day by day rush to and from school, classes, and club meetings, filled our every hour. As adventurous Trojans we found every minute varied and interesting. Even though we had plenty of routine assignments, we enjoyed our classes which often were spiced with humor and entertainment. Busy as we were we always had time to mingle with our friends and teachers and to welcome special guests who came to visit us within our crowded classrooms. Jim-I . Stopping at their locker to grab a Clad in paint spattered aprons, art students, At the ringing ot the bell the powder room book before rushing on to their Sue Mark and Louella Davidson, begin the comes to life as Linda Kirkpatrick, Ioyce next class are Thad Rogan and time-consuming task of cleaning the paint Denny, and many others prirnp before rush- Chuck Waltmire. from themselves and their paint brushes. ing on to the next class. Trying to be patient as they wait for the junior high crowd to empty the booths in an over-crowded down-town restaurant, these students discuss dates, classes, and just plain gossip while their short lunch hour flies bv. f mlm? i' PLTYW- ,I-4 Y-up . .vgvwvgf -A-1 fa- 'ff . ' if A N f Y . i l gk, ,NNW Q X '-. in X . Skilltullv following the beam of light down the page of his book. Torn Moore finds using the Shadowscope a fascinating wav to improve his speed and comprehension, Deep concentration marks the face of Mary Lou Robinson as she dissects a frog in biology class. . 5. . X , K . ' fix P- 1 ' f E . I ' A I x,.J Q... V ., . - i Opportunities galore were offered as a cur- riculum of 70 different courses awaited each student lust for the asking. New courses were developed such as the special reading center which was intro- duced this year. Films, timed readings, and the Shadowscope aided freshmen, juniors, and seniors from English classes in compre- hension and reading rate. Results of the success of this class were the good reports from teachers and high Iowa test scores. All Nl-lS classes are planned especially for the future needs of each individual and range from subjects for every-day living to those on a higher and more scientific level -thus making us better citizens in our homes, school, and community. Discussing modern homes and better housing are Bruce Batch- field, Harrison Dalton, and Garnet Roseberry, housing students. ii ,' falilii CEURS FUR Tlslli !XSlxllxlC Unfinished projects soon will become beautiful hand-made furniture under the skilled hands of these woodshop boys Arnold Kendall, lim Barkley, and Larry Card. Learning and perfecting their skill on the comptorneter for future Kneading dough is an important process to Carolyn Sarnp'ey Marie ' ' t a tast treat use in the business field are ludy Ballard and Maxine Benson. Cllywell, and Margie Warner who hope to turn ou y 7 X 'lt 5 Balancing a budget is extremely important to these club treasurers who listen intently to Mrs. Bishop as she explains their duties at the Leadership Course sponsored bv the Student Council. Bright and colorful campaign posters draw the at- tention of lane Brock while Arnold Dudley shows Martha Wilt the correct procedure of voting. - , QQ fir ' 'X '. K I El Q M g i ' , , l Q 4 -'l ,, 'i 5 Building character and sportsman- ship within our school is an impor- tant factor in the development of good citizens and future leaders. School spirit which we built this year within our halls radiated into our community, and both adults and stu- dents showed remarkable sports- manship at the tourneys. We were proud Trojans in our classes and in our town. The bulletin boards and the show case took on new meaning as they were decorated with samples of class work and var- ious student achievements. Coach Lawson led us all to greater dreams with his rousing pep talks and cheerful philosophy. All these things combined to make our school stand above all others in sportsmanship and fair play. Printing skills don't come easy, as Paul Hardwick and Herb Zachary know, but they use their training to print necessary school materials, Giving up her study hall hour to be of service to Mrs. Ingram in the attendance office, Melinda Cald- well busily records the absentees. Watching the birdie fly back and forth across the net in a fast moving games of badminton is Elaine Neal, girls' gym assistant. Everyone has worked together to bring school spirit to an all-time high this year, but it includes much more than actions in the field of sports. School spirit is shown each day when a boy takes time from his study hall to run a movie projector for a class, when a student stops a minute in the hall to pick up a fellow classmates coat that has fallen, or when a stu- dent throws his candy bar wrapper in the special green trash can pro- vided for this use. Led by an extremely active Student Council, the student body has shown its enthusiasm by backing every school activity and by displaying its loyalty through effective posters and signs which plastered our halls. These students symbolize the mean- ing behind the name TROlAN. hr. Vslith the remains of the Muncie Bearcats in a casket before our Trojan warriors, the student body celebrated its victory over rival Muncie, the first since l95l. Routine days were broken into by events which we'll remember for many years. Spe- cial activities uppermost in our memories are the Dr. Crane and Pat O'Connor convos, Foreign Student Day, the pep session to celebrate our triumph over the Muncie Bearcats, and outstanding clfapel programs. Brightening our usual routine were the ar- rival ofthe Phoenix on Fridaysg field trips: records in music classes: filmsg lab days in home ec, physics, and chemistryg and driving day when the driver training stu- dents tried out new techniques. Varied classroom activity not only helped to make our school days pleasant but also brought smiles to our faces as we received friendly greetings and understanding from our friends, teachers, and classmates. Devotional programs inspired us each week and gave us a better outlook cn life. Bob Daggy, Kathy Meece, and Harold Cowan, radio students, helped prepare these programs. Smiling happily Margie Turner, Industrial Fair Queen, accepts the IOSQS and crown from Ernest Cuyer as attendants Marilyn Shockley and Maxine Benson watch excitedly. Paradung all over town wlth brnght red flares cheernng vouces the commurwty that we were soludly behund the Gym Now a chorus of car horns and the tramp of happy feet we showed drne and were ready to lead the way Henry lenmngs School Board presldent lrfts the furst spadeful of durt from the new school slte as Doyal Plunkutt Prnnclpal Edgar B Redman Harry Modlln Lawrance Rager and Superuntendent of Schools Rex ford C Wnght thunk of the buuldnnv whnch soon wnll be buult here l ' f 1 Q v :Al l 05 Hey, shoe shine girl, make them glow? At shoe shine booths scattered throughout the business area, SunShine girls added their collections to the drive for the gym. Buy a brick. Build our gym quick. Give now-Gym Now. Brilliant banners, stickers for cars, and bulging Gym-Now col- lection boxes proved to the community that we meant what we said. Gym-Now echoed all through the halls ot Nl-l.S. as each stu- dent and teacher dug just a little bit deeper in his pocket to Give till it hurts. This spring we began to see the results ot our dreams. Blueprints of the school and gym were displayed in the hall, and the newspaper was filled with stories about building contracts and the sale ot stocks. While looking at a muddy lot, it was hard tor us to realize that this year's sophomores would spend their senior year in the new three million dollar high school. ln February, however, huge bulldozers ar- rived and excavation began. Foundations were poured, and we knew our new build- ings would soon be a reality. Presenting our donation of 52,000 to the Gym-Now com- mittee is our Trojan Mascot who represented the entire school body at the community rally last spring. 1 Vxfash your car mister? Teachers and students worked to gether at car washes throughout the city which helped to roll in the dollars for the Gym Now campaign :L The blistering summer sun beating down on our town r yes the kids to the pool for a cooling dip and a Teenagers everywhere love summer when tennis, swimming, golf, and just relaxing are the fad. When not burning to a blister or baking to a gorgeous tan, we found time to appear at the local theatres, the the parks, and the drive-ins for ideal summer vacations. Some of us developed different interests through travel, part time jobs, or sum- mer clubs. When we got together at our favorite meeting places after vacation we found that our summers had been varied and full of good times, about which we were eager to tell our friends. Maybe that was why we were ready for school to begin in September. New classes mean new friends and we wanted to get started on another year of business and pleasure. Enjoying boating during the summer months :re a group of freshmen who are seeking the shade of the trees over- looking the lake at Memorial Park. Vxfe have our serious moments too, and Sundays find Anne jacobs, Doug Walls, Peggy Poole, and Bill Tallman attending the church of their choice. When school opened on September l6, we were forced to limit our outside ac- tivities to evenings and weekends, but we made the most of the fall weather by enjoying football games, wiener roasts, hayrides, parties, and club initiations. lt was November before we knew it and the first snow brought sledding parties and ice skating. Throughout the year we were always gathering at somebody's house for a chili or pizza party. lt didn't really matter what time of the year it wasg as long as we could get to- gether with our friends we always were sure to have a good time. Taking time out for some refreshment, laughter, and tele- vision while enjoying the fun of a double date are Hugh Pierson, Mike Murray, Vonda King, and Barbara Brandt, Ready to choose from the popular rock and roll and Calypso tunes are Steve Bond, Dave Carter, john Hay, Brenda Bradway, Sonny Miles, and Dwight Lockeridge. Rosy cheeked with the cold and well bundled for the weather and the ice skating fun are Anne jaccbs, joe Shirk, john Cleveland, Sharon Sanders, and Pat johnson. , I- itil N v :ZS Q Hwy. .,..'L14.Ltl5 Al. N3Qv fi Proudly dusplayung her cap and gown to her admurung suster Angelune Anne McClaun srnulungly announces l made t We ve played around a lot whule un hugh school some of us more than others but graduatuon us a tume whuch we all take ser uously Somehow twelve years ago when our parents enrolled us un the turst grade we never thought we d make ut Most of us though have crammed a lot of knowledge unto our heads un the last twelve years as we ve gone through school We weren t kuddung thus fall when we pucked The naul we druve today us the peg on Wuth our tour years of hugh school behund us we ve taken a bug step un the rught durec tuon and we re proud to be graduates of New Castle Hugh School Busuly preparung an Englush research paper straught A student lane lordan shows how she gauned the honor of valeductoruan for the l957 Senuor Class Representung New Ca tle and Henry County un state competu tuon us Marcua Hodson who was chosen DA R Good Cutuzen by the senuor gurls of N H S Wunnung the tutle of Betty Crocker Homemaker of tomorrow was Mvgue Turner who receuved the hughest score among senuor gurls who partucupated un the contest which we hang our future, as our motto. WITH HIGH SCHOOL BEHIND US WE FACE We've talked big for a long time, now we have to prove that we're adults. Some of us will go on to college where we'lI find the work much stiffer, others will join the Armed Forces or march down the aisle to wedding music, and still others will dis- cover various jobs that suit their plans. lt's going to be tough, we know, because no one is going to do our thinking and our planning for us. Most of us are uncertain of the future and not quite sure just what we want out of life, but we know it's com- pletely up to us to make it successful. Maybe it won't be as hard as it sounds, though. One thing we know for sure is that we're not afraid of lnard work. Here in Nl-IS we've learned to accept responsibilities, budget our time, organize our thoughts and to face every situation with a smile. Vxfe've piled a lot of work and fun into our school life and we'lI always remember it, but now we must take time to shift gears and to move forward with confidence. Using practical experience as an aid to help in her studies at college next fall is the future doctor, Nora Skarnelis, Pounding a typewriter as an office assistant is a good begin- ning for Marcia Wallen who is interested in the business field. THE FUTURE Nancy Shock proves the old saying that Every bride is lovely as she chooses her wedding gown, ywfi Eagerly anticipating the newness of college life Billy Hunter and joe Neirinck prepare for the long drive to the campus. Planning to join up with Uncle Sam are Ronnie Cox and Dick Cox who are studying pamphlets about the Army. sv. u Q xi Y ll v Lif- if Wx F . .M -Alix I A Q f 1 li A .L . E Q' if A M .X f ,W IH : , xv: up ! , Q f 1 - b ,,.Y , :' , A1 , 3, H 'mei' 'Nr-., ' SENIORS Barbara Ann Abston Beta SunShnne Band Crescendo Sr Flower Comm lr Table Comm Gerald Ray Albertson Trolan Tribune Gerald Ray Ayres Football co capt Sr Class pres Purdue Assembly Honcr Socrety Danrel Baker Academrc Mayor Phyllis Gayle Bavender Beta Alpha Curtarn Call Sr Color Comm Latin Club Sara lane Burch Rosennlal Hearts Hcp Attendant Prom Attendant Football Sweet heart Attendant Yell Leader Beta SunShrne Class Play May Queen Attendant Larry Abrell Wrestlrng H: Y Baseball Band Machlnrst Club Pop Band Cross Country F otball Garry L Anspach l-ln Y Questers Basketball Track Ye'I Leader Russell Eugene Barley Track Hn Y Football C det Teachrng Class Play ludlth Dlanne Ballard A Cappella loan Bennett Elkms DECA Wanda Faye Blackburn Crescendo ChOlr Sr Motto Comm FHA eta Alpha SunShlne Robert A Adams Academrc Major Gall Annette Arthur Beta SunShrne F B L A lr Table Comm Sr Motto Comm Geoff Baker Band Pep Band Purdue Assembly Sclence Club Crescendo A Cappella Kurt Baugh Academrc Major Maxine Benson Beta SunShune Trlple Trio lndustrlal Fair Attenflant Chorr Crescendo May Queen Attendant lerry Bland Ha Y vrce pres Student Council Class Play Curtam Call Crescendo lr,' Rotarian, BOYS' State, W e5'll '3' . . SENIORS Letha Margaret Blevins Business Mayor Richard David Bralnard Football Hi Y Wrestling lr Table Comm Ernest Bratton F F A Track Baseball Basketball Football Harold Brown Hn Y lr Table Comm Baseball Mary loan Browning F B L A DECA Spanish Club Ir Table Comm Kay Carter DECA Miss DECA, F.B,L A., Girls' Concert Choir Margaret Mae Bowsman l.atln Club F H A SunSl1me CAA Sr Color Comm Crescendo Choir Macerettes Barbara Louise Brandt Beta SunSl'1ine Alpha F B L A Macerettes Sr Invitation Comm Altrusa R Estal Brenneman Wrestling F F A Cross Country Band Marshel Brown HI Y Charles Carlton lndusfrial Arts Mayor Margaret Mae Carter SunShine, Beta, F.B.L.A , Girls' Concert Choir, Crescendo james Boyd DECA pres Student Council l-li Y Questers Sr Invitation Comm Spanish Club Rrchard Branham Wood Shop Mayor lane Brock Beta SunShine Sr Invitation Comm lr Table Comm Latin Club Honor Society May Queen lanlce Faye Browning F B L A DECA lr and Sr Table Comm lane Evelyne Carnes F H A Buble Club Girls Concert Choir Earl Catron Industrial Arts Mayor Y' 1 SENIGRS Kay Chambers Rosenmal Ed Beta Honor Socuety secy C-urls State r and Sr Cass secy Altrusa May Queen Attendant Harold Ray Cowan WYSN Crescendo Curtaun Call Electronucs Club Class Play Scuence Club George L Crandall 1 Football Band Baseball Questers Wllbur Lewls Cross lndustrual Arts Major Walter Dav lndustrual Arts Major joyce Dowell Buble Club Sr Flower Comm F B L A F A Betty jean Cockran Curls Concert Chour Ruchard Cox Industrual Arts Major joseph N Crawford Y F B Pep Band Band Harruson Dalton lndustrual Arts Major Ronald Gene DeCoursey Football Hu Y Track Questers Arnold Dudley l-lu Y DECA A Cappella Madrugal Questers Buble Club Crescendo Cenevueve Coffey Beta C-urls Concert Chour jr Refreshment Comm Sr Color Comm Ronald Duane Cox Draftung Major johnny Cross Academuc Major Bruce Muchael Dann Rosennual F B L A pres Honor Socuety Treas Trojan Trubune Football Basketball Student Councul Gaul W Donuca Wrestlung A Cappella james E Edwards Buble Club .. ., ' , 1, .' u ' -. . . u . . . . . , r. , , Hu- , . .L,A., , , jr. 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II . , . . . ., ' A SENIORS Mary Ann Hardlng SunShune Bet Student Councrl Curtarn Call Crescendo Macerettes A Cappella Trogan Trrbune Class Play Lulubell Hrll Busrness Mayor Ernest Hoel Academuc Mayor Bully Catherine Hunter Phoenrx asst ed Honor Socset Latun Club Beta Sr Motto Comm Cadet Teachmg Altrusa Donald loyner Honor Socuety pres Basketball Hr Y Cross Country Baseball lr Rotarran Football Donald Kendall Electronrcs Club secy Bully Lloyd Harrell F F A Chester Pau Hodgm Hr Y Questers WYSN F B L A Football Arnold Wayne Hubbs Wrestlnng Machrnlst Club Baseball james lohnson Latin Club DECA vrce pres Wrestling lr Orchestra Comm Davld luday L Hu Debate Latrn Club Orchestra Honor Soclety Marjorie L Kendall Crrls Concert Chorr Buble Club F B L A lr Motto Comm Sr Tncket Comm Crescendo Clyde Hatley Machmlst Club Marcia Mary Hodson Rosenmal Beta Honor Socrety vrce pres Trolan Trrbune Crurls State Latin Club Altrusa Snowball Queen Attendant May Queen Attendant Carl Eugene Hu A Cappella Crescendo jane Esther Iordan Beta pres lr Class treas Student Councrl SunShlne pres Honor Society Madrlgal A Cappella Purdue Assembly Mrss New Castle Ioyce Lee Kelsay Beta chaplain lvladrlgal H rvest Hop Queen SunShlne Pepbermunt Twlrl Attendant A Cappella Iames Robert Km: Qu sters lr Orchestra Comm ' , a, . , . 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' ' e , SENICDRS Vonda Lorralne Kung Iunlor Prom Attendant Harvest Hop Attendant SunShnne F H A A Cappella Macerettes Crescendo Rosa Lrlhan ee Macerettes Bela lr Decoratuon Comm Curtain Call Mary Elizabeth lord Ir Tucket Comm GAA Latun Club Macerettes Lura Anne McClain Honor Socuety Latun Club SunShnne Cad t Teachrng Troyan Tnbune Sclence Club Altrusa Larryl Maple Mach nlst Club Wrestlnng Wllllam Kllnger Orcnestra Ronald E Lmes Football Robert Lothanr Luellen Phoenix Band Crescendo Class Play Sherla Kay McClnnrs Phoenlx Ed Latun Club SunShlne Buble Club Sr Flower Comm lr Decoratron Comm Altrusa Honor Socuety Donald Masters Academic Mayor Bea Kay Lawson Latn Club Ir lnvltat on Comm Sr Flower Comm lames R Logan lndustrlal Arts Mayor Bobby Vern McCartt Baseball Hr Y Football Boys State Cadet Teachung Questers lr Decoration Comm Honor Soclety Ian Davld Mahln Questers Hu WYSN Yell Leader Sr Color Comm jr Decoratnon Comm Leonard Maynard Baseball Aluce Ann Nancy Lou Andrew MII!-IS Meeks Meese Baseball Ac demnc Mayor Spamsh Club . 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Wsth glad hearts and sad hearts too we the I957 graduatsng class faced our sensor year As we elected our offscers and chose our motto song color and flower we began to feel both proud and a lsttle supersor too Plannsng for graduatson made thit long awasted day seem a lsttle closer It seemed that the ssege of prepara tsons and actsvstses never ended College Cusdance Day and Sensor Scholarshsp Tests plus our regular classes such as Sensor Englssh and Offsce Machsnes found us wsth lsttle spare tsme 3 Dursng the year we became more and more aware that we were at last sensors Among our specsal thrslls were Commencement snvstatsons and look sng forward wsth fear and excstement to the years to come Actsvstses progressed smoothly as our sensor commsttees chose the whste rose as our flower The Nasl We Drsve Today ls the Peg On Whsch We I-lang Sme Coueg O of th t f 1 T Our Future as our motto Isght and I e ss ne e many ques son acsng gracua sng sensors rn Shepherd Mary Wslt nd Larry Maple take tsme out from a busy days dark blue as our Colors and Wrote schedule to search fo the answers Here they are looksng through the college catalogues sn the deans offsce Msss Cathersne Ratclsffe our sponsor the class song under the gusdance of WE RECEIVED QUR RINGS ATTENDED CDUR SPECIAL Our fsrst dres up occasson was Sensor Vespers to whsch we snvsted our parents Here addresssng envelopes are Barbara Brandt Vlnrgse Turner and Ioyce Hall Day by day and month by month we worked bussly Actsvs tses contsnued thesr regular pace and we sensors enjoyed the many specsal events just for us Islfe Sensor Vespers Baccalaureate May Breakfast d fsnally Commencement We realszed that all the s nsor events were over the lsttle thsngs hadnt seemed that smportant were taksng on a specsal meansng We knew that sn the Years to come we would look back on our hugh school days wsth many pleas ant memorses A 'J I I , . ' ' ! I '-CQ! . E Cx ' receiving our class rings, getting our . . S I , , 'li . . . . 8 ' ' . I , an I . 2 . Although we were a class ot l85 the smallest ln several years our sensor year was tllled wlth many honors actuvltles and ex cltrng events Shortly after the beglnnnng of school thlrteen outstandung boys were chosen as lr Rotarians and at the beglnnlng ot the second semester twelve Altrusa gurls were selected tor theur accom pl shments Members of our class relgned as klngs and queens ot our dances represented us an con tests and won scholarshnp awards Settung an example for the un derclassmen we served as club otflcers headed our student gov ernment and worked to Improve our school We may not be the brggest grad uatlng class of NHS nor the smartest but we thunk we are one ot the best Kay Chamb rs lrm Shepherd Mlss Catherune Ratclltfe Tum Rogan and Gerald Ayres the sensor ottlcers and sponsor are countung votes to select a class motto color and flower EVENTS AND FELT THE THRILL CDF BEING SENIORS Classes played a very umportant part nn our school lute too Some of us became cadet teachers at lunror hugh or the elementary schools We took academic classes luke chemnstry sensor English sensor hstory or speclallzed courses In shop and busmess Vwfe worked hard but we felt a feelrng of accompllshment and nmportan e as we completed our projects successfully Cadet teachers were Row I Margue Turner Anne McClain Sarah Reuter ludy Whnteman Donna Ellus, Bully Hunter Row 2 lnm Shepherd Muke T Dann jnm Worthnngton Bob McCartt l and Gene Barley , , X , Q A , . . X , , ff . , 1 . y X I . K l If Yes, we are proud of our class, 1 ,il ' - r' . 1 xg 1 f' l . I ' . . ' SENIORS Bully Ray Moore Wood Shop Mayor Mlchael Murray Class Play Questers Hy Y Charlotte Newb Pep Band N F L Alpha Beta Orchestra Curtasn Call Altrusa Honor Society Wlnford V Norman Latln Club Football Ou sters Wrestlung Davld Phelps Questers Hy Y Mach ne Shop Vnctor Mukes Bwsketball Football O T Myers Student Councll pres Hu Y Honor Socyety Ir Rotarlan ross Country lroyan Tribune Cue ters Band capt Phyllis Nlbarger Wanda Nuckols Busyness Mayor Gene Pierce Academyc Mayor Sharon Kay Poe lames E Rames F H A C A A Latln Club Questers Patty Mundell SunSh1ne Beta F B L A lr Decoratyon Comm r- H A Troyin Trnbune '1 lfLlSB joseph Campbell Nemnck Band Hy Y secy Boys State P p Band Orchestra lames Edward N'PP Buble Club chaplain Michael L Odom Football Band A Cappella Baseball Madrlgal Crescendo Steven Hugh Pnerson Questers H Y Basketball Fo tball Patncla Ann Ramey F B L A C A fl fl l 8 . l Y A ' y. 3 , . Y . Mayorettes, Band. A Cappella Phoenix, Band, D . , I . . t i- v SENICJRS Bobby D Rector F H A Sarah ane Reuter Rosenmal Prom Attendant Bea sgt at arms F B L A Cadet Teaclmng Curls Concert Chonr SunShlne vice pres Honor Soclety Timothy Carroll Rogan Basketball Football H1 Y Honor Soclety Sr vnce pres r Rotarlan F F A res Mr New Castle lames Edward Shepherd Rosenmal Football co capt B eball H Ba ketball lr Rotarlan Sr treas Honor Socuety Nancy Carolyn Shock Crescendo Beta SunShlne Cnrls Triple Trno Cnrls Concert Chonr A Cappella lr Decoratnons Comm Audrey Smrth Buble Club Ronald lay Reeves Basketball Baseball H: Y Cross Country Latln Club F B L A Honor Society Donn Rrce Macblne Club pres Robert Row Questers vnce pres Football Marilyn lane Shepherd Football Sweet heart Trojan Trlbune co ed Honor Socuety Beta treas Hearts Hop Attendant Marilyn Shockley Harvest Hop Attendant Prom Attendant lndustrlal Farr Attendant C-xrs State Bet-4 hnstoruan Pur ue Assembl lack Eugene Smith Buslncss Mayor Y lack Edwln Reno Football HI Y F B L A Track Questers pres Basketball Baseball Sr Motto Comm Wrllram Robert Roberts Bind Colf George W Russell Cross Country Rees Sheppard N F L res Boys State Purdue Assembly Debate lr Rotarlan Trolan Trlbune H1 Y Nora Skarnelrs Latrn Club vnce pres DECA Buble Club Honor Socnety Bonme Southerland Buble Club . t , . . . .. D .. - - -. D A .. . Rosennial' Honor Socrety, ' - ' 1 as , i-Y. . ' . ' S , ' ' . ' 'v ' .,. . il, . , L. . a . , SENICDRS Curtayn Call DECA F H A French Club Carollne Swelgart Rosennla Snowball Queen Prom Attendant Harvest Hop Attendant Curtain Call Phoenix Beta Purdue Assembly Donald R Taylor lndustnal Arts Mayor Elva Nell Upchurch F H A SunShune Wllllam Wall F F A Marcia Anne Wallen DECA jr Decoratuon Comm SunShvne Macerettes Vuola Chrlstlna Stephens G A A lr Tu kets Comm Macerettes Carol Swlm A Cappella Buble Club secy Margle Dean Turner Rosenmal asst Prom Attendant SunShnne pres Industrial Fair Queen Yell Leader Honor Socyety Altrusa Cheryl Ann VanBusklrk Rosenmal Prom Attendant Harvest Hop Attend nt Beta F B L A Curtaun Call Class Play SunShnne secy Davld L Wallace lndustrnal Arts Mayor Lmda Waln SunShnne Buble Club Beta jr Tnckets Comm Sr Color Comm A Cappella Crescendo Arthur Rnal Sutherland Baseball Track Cross Country Wnllnam Clare Tallman lr res lr Rotarlan Basketball Ha Y Football Colt Curtaln Call Questers Melvln Tyner A Cappella lvladrlgal james Walker Academuc Mayor Arnold L Wallen Academuc Mayor Loulse Ward Acadernnc Mayor . 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' y v ' v V - 'I , SENIGRS Reba Ellen Wardlow F B L A Orchestra Blble Club vuce pres Dohrman Whitton Academuc Malor Dlana Wrllnams Alpha Beta F B L A tr as jr Decoratron Sr Flower Comm Cnrls Concert Chonr Macerettes Mary Lou Wllt Beta vnce pres lr Table and Charrs Comm Sr lnvutatlons Comm Honor Socrety May Queen Attendant Davrd Wnght Baseball F F A Marlene E Warner Beta GAA F H A hustorlan Crescendo Clrls Concert Choar Earl Lloyd Wrlklnson Wrestlung Band F F A es Pep Band Cross Country Crescendo Iewell Lols Wnlson F B L A jr Decoration Spamsh Club Macerettes Iudrth Antolnette Whrteman Rosenmal Prom ueen Beta SunShme sec Y Cadet Teachrng Sr lnvntatrons Comm Alpha Macerettes Honor Socrety Charlotte loyce Wrllrams Beta SunShune Orchestra Buble Club F H A Malorettes Curtann Call Macerettes Martha Sue Walt Beta lr Table and Chaurs Comm Sr lnvutatrons Comm Altrusa Honor Socnety May Queen Attendant Edsel F Wlnnrngham F F A vrce pres Elnzabeth Ann Yockey Academlc Major Basketball Football Track Cadet Teachrng Football ludrth Kay Barlow Academuc Major Lmda Douglas GAA Orchestra lames Martrn Worthington Hr Y Baseball Merl C York Hn Y Track Cross Country NOT PICTURED Danny Clifton Phoemx Buble Club Helen Grrffm Busmess Major john Rex Dabney Academnc Mayor Carol Ioyce Lenz Busmess Major 1' . ' A . . ., l ' ' . - . Q r. . - I i I - . , .. Df -. I , . , A . ....,e., , Comm., Comm., ' W ' 'I 1 . .. . 5 . I ' 'I ' 4 ' ' -v I ' ' A' . - . . - 'N . ' I I -11 f , 1, . I . . . ., Row I-Charlotte Williams, Caroline Sweigart, Bob McCartt, Cheryl Van Buskirk, Mike Murray, Sally Birch, Marilyn Shockley. Row 2-Cene Bailey, Miss Mary Annette Cillentine, Mary Harding, jerry Bland, Mike Odom. Here the cast goes through one of their many line rehearsals. Dollars To Doughnuts, a farce in three acts, was the story of a million- aire and his two daughters, Hortense and Caroline, The two girls were at college when Caroline decided to bring her beau, Cieorge, home for the week- end. Because he was prejudiced against money, Caroline's parents told him that they really were poor. At the same time Mrs, Boland, the girls' mother, received a telegram say- ing that Hortense was bringing home a prince and to pul' out the best of everything. As the story progressed the family had many difficulties trying to con- vince C-eorge that they were poor and at the same time trying to tell the prince that they really were wealthy, The end of the story has an ironic twist as the family realizes that they have been the object of a joke be- tween the prince and George, The director, Miss Mary Annette Crillentine, with the help ofthe student director, Charlotte Williams, pro- duced a play which combined laughs with numerous exciting moments. CLASS PLAY, BACCALAUREATE, COMMENCEMENT AND Producing a play takes a lot of planning before opening night. Here Miss Mary Annette Cillentine explains the stage directions to Charlotte Williams, student director, as they try to picture the finished production. Blocking the action of the play is one of the essentials ot play production. Here Mary Harding, lerry Bland, Mike Mur- ray, and Marilyn Shockley walk through one of the scenes as they memorize lines and actions. 34 A good way to end four years of work and fun Ilm Shepherd Marshel Brown Don loyner d Louella Evans can almost lvlargle Turner and Bud Flsher agree IS by enloyung the en see thelr caps and gowns as the senior sponsor Mass Cath tcrtalnmcnt and food at Sensor Nlght Club Party enne Ratclltfe takes theur measurements NIGHT CLUB PARTY ADD EMPHASIS TO OUR YEAR The pages on the sensor calendar seemed to fly as the days passed qulckly Preparations luke belng meas ured for our caps and gowns orderlng our lnvutatlons and enclosure cards and practlcnng our Inne of march went by one by one Soon at was tlme for us to mall our lnvltatnons and put away our sensor cords and sklrts for the day was drawlng near Too soon the actlvrtles of our hlgh school years would be only rnemornes gatherung un the hall at the water fountaln wearlng our sensor cords and sklrt all thls would be over As we were pronounced graduates of NHS we turned our tassels lntted our chlns and prepared our selves for the days ahead We sand our last ado to Nl-lS at the Nlght Club Party where we celebrated the perfect end to our last year Ronnue DeCoursey lack Reno and Carol Carrard gather at the water fountaln for a chat between peruods Dressed ln thelr sensor cords and skrrts they are a topuc of conversatlon especrally among the underclassmen 41 I 4 w '10 . vs A - 1' X R I , l - 'l 1 I . 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I , .J Rik? . , - .4 ' -R Q on on ,Q 4- Q 'V ,..-1 .J JUNIORS Row I Dnxlc Acton anaes Agee Phll Alexander Mlke Allen Mary Kay Anderson Sharlene Anderson Llnda Barley ow 2 S Q 1 er Dlxuc Ba cock lc an Ballard Lancs Ballengcr C lla Balph only Barknlull Bruce B tchtlcltl Row 3 ack Bleynns Max Bokrna Crcrald Bolung Ann Booslog Charles Bradshaw ssc: r Grace Brlght Row 4 anct Brown Cor don Broyles Carol Bryant Sylvua Burgess Phllup Burton lack Byrd Leroy Bell Row 5 Kenneth Bennett David Bess lohn Beyer Mary Ann Burch Nancy Black L on Blackburn Dorana Chambers ow6 B ttyChllcls Clark Rosemary Clark Inez Clay john Cleveland Larry Clanton Sylyla Conway ow 7 B an C a Roderlck Crass udy Cross Kay Crum Glen Daftron Bob Daggy Bull Caldwell Row 8 Larry Cardwell Sabra Carmack Fran Carter Rex Carter leanle Cash rol Cashdollar uc Dalton Row 9 Linda Davndson Louella Davudson Betty Davis w IO Car e Dav nce E avls anlce Davis Row ll Patty Davrs Rose Ann Davrs Sue Davns Capably leadmg the gunnor class through an achve year were ofhcers Patty Hardmg treasurer Davrd Bess pres: nt Bob Hnday vlce president and Kay Crum Secretary . 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JUNIORS Dnscovernng that pulleys make an mtereshng expert ment are these young sclen tlsts Ball lmel Karlls Sanders and Inara Putnlns durung physics class a sclence course for juniors w l Le IB Day A C Dellunger joyce Denney Row 2 Glenna Dlshman Donald Donuca Sandra Drab nn R w 3 Allen Duvall Bll Duvall jerry Dye Row 4 joyce Dye jerry Eans David Flemlng Sherrill Fletcher Bobble Flowers Loretta Forbes juanlta Foust Row 5 Robert Fox jerry Frost john Garvey Bull Gar vm Peggy Glasco Mark Gorman Robert Gorman Row 6 Betty jane Gough Pat Graffls joe Greenen Dallas Gregory Tom Grub bons Brenda Griffith Davnd a Row 7 Glorua Hall Lyman Hall Homer Hammond Martha Hardacre Patty Hardnng Paul Hardwick Sandy Hartgrove Row 8 Hilda Hay Bob HI da jnm Hall Marilyn Hull Bruce Hlmes George Hines jerry Hlnes Row 9-Claude Hinton Lnnda Hoagland Darlene Hodges Alice Hughes Bull lmel Anne jennlngs David johnson Row 'IO-Ruth johnson, Esther Kendall, james Ken dall, Melvin Kendall, julle Kerr, Kent Klnert, Mary Kurkendall Row ll Lunda Kurkpatruck, Anne Krausbauer, Betty Land, john Lane, joyce Lanzer, Rex Lawson, Davld Lee 'rn- L CI? . . , . . . , . 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' - . , ,X vu. al ,gil 5 IJ rv ,J sfx C5 ,,. tw K-N... 4C Nq 9' xg, Q' I1 v Y I.. qv- ' A , ,- gli 7' JUNICRS Rowl Charles Ln ter Cmle LINCFS Pl1llL1xCZe3 Oriclgin o an Ben Loveless own Lueis Lnndt MCC1rtl'1y Row 2 Art McCorkle Pete lVlCCorrn1Ck Eyelene Nlelzwr 1 Mary MCCHM on McKee Lmern McMoll1n Vance Mewnarter ow 3 D1yld Malcom Carolyn Mann Sue Mark Larry Marlow Larry Marsh rry Nlasengale Elame lvlassengale Row 4 Harold Meadows Catlwernne Meece Helen er nn Ml ka M rgin lflnne N al Song: Neal ow 5 I3 Nef VW irc New Mlekey Oeker Frul Over Shirley Owens Tom Pentecost Betty Perry Row 6 Danny Peyton Gene Pnlops CLITISYIDC Planeiux Lora Polston Peggy Poole Tom Pope lnara Putnlns ow 7 Char es Raines Be Ty Rams :rnest Rams Glen Ray Byron Rees Doro thy Reese Roth Reese ow 8 Byron Relchur Suzanne Relcl loyce Ruekarcl Tom Rlcks Ralph Rlddle arlene Ruley Deann Rt PNC Row 9 Elaine Roberts oe Roberts Llnrla Robinson Rw IO Chuck Rogers Carnet Roseoerry lerry Ru se Row l'l Roy Ru sell Lana Rutledge Dale Salyers Collechng absence sheets from the classrooms IS a servlce performed by stu dents each peruod Here Deanna Rlfchle pulls the ab sence blank from the class rcom door JUNIORS Prom tume us the busuest season of the year for the uunuor class Davud Saylor Lmda McCarthy Iulua Neff and Kent Kunert help deco rate for the gala affaur ow l Karlus Sanders Davud Saylor Deanna Saylor Rw 2 Suzanne Sears Duane Selke lane Sells Row 3 Muldred Shaw oe Shurk Dorothy Shoop Row 4 ludy Shortrudge Vurgul Shortrudge Darlene Slavun Beverly Sletvett um Small Barbara Smuth Larry Smuth Row 5 Laura Mae Smuth Mary Smuth Vurgunua Smuth Elduva Spucer Muke Stanley losephune Stearnes Drew Stephens Row 6 Lynda Stephens Ted Stephens Bob Stoops lanet Stoots john Sulluvan Tom Summers Tom Sway zee Row 7 Charles Teague anet Thomas Dan R Thompson Dan Thompson Larry Thompson Cary Towers Carolyn Tungate Row 8 Phyllus Turner Iohn Tyner Sue Tyner B II Up church Sharon Vaught Re guna Vuncent Davud Wallace Row 9 Kevuru Wallen Doug Walls Mary Warren Bull Weaver Duck Webster Phul Webster Vesta West Row 10-Carolyn Whute janet Whute Cureta Wugguns Carole Wulluams lack Wul son Cerald Wunnungham Marcua Wunslow Row ll Stu Worl Gene vueve York jerry York Her bert Zachary qc 3 Q7 nv 3 Q 9 A I at an- FN Qi 1' X 3 div fl I e-it if lf 1' 9 SOPHOMORES Copper enamelmg and leather tooling are done by Larry Marsh Danny Peyton and Helen Lester m craft class Students learn to con struct and desngn many use ful artrcles In this course Rowl PhnIlnpAbshnre udy Acton Doug Adams Row 2 lohn Alcorn Becky Alexander Beverly Amos Row 3 Ann Anderson Dennls Anderson l jack Anderson Row 4 Nula Anderson Melvnn Anspach Lnnda Arm strong joyce Arnette Ruta Arthur Sharon Babbltt Carolynn Baganz Row 5 ludy Bauley Ann Baker Charles Baker james Baker Ruchard Baker Wen dell Ballenger lim Barkley Row 6 Larry Barratt Tom Bays Connie Beall Shannon Beam Carl Bell Robert Bell Celesta Belt Row 7 lack Bennett lo wana Bennett Sandy Ben nett Larry Benson Bull Ber tram Rlchard Bess Beverly Bsckel Row 8 Marllyn Blttner Steve Bond Stuart Bowers Wylue Bowllng Walter Bowsman Clnnny Boyd Shnrley Boyd Row 9-Carol Boyles Margie Boyles lack Braunard Duck Brammer Gretchen Brenneke Ruth Brlght Charles Brown Row I0 Ruchard Brown Rodney Brown Theda Brown Ronnie Broyles lm Buck Carole Burke Ruth Byers Row ll-Melinda Caldwell Wendell Caldwell Thadelle Camp Don Carender Melvin Carender Bob Carr David Carter. SOPHOMORES Row 1 Don Carter red Carter Ruckey Carter Welby C sh Anna Cecul Vrr gunna Chambers Nancy Chastain Row 2 Donna Clwyborn Marte Claywcll Stephen Clearwater um Cleveland Cllnton Phll Cot Bruce Colller Row 3 Phyllis Colyer Roy Conner Danny Conway Glenda Cooper Bruce Cox Davud Cox Davud Crabtree Row 4 Eldon Crabtree Vxfanda Crabtree Bull Crass Carol Cross Dean Cross Don Cross lohn Davrdson Row 5 Port Davnds n Benny Davis Carol Davus arvxs Davis udy Davrs Kay Davls Mske Davis R w 6 Stella Davus y Denney Llnda Dlshrnan Phyllls Dudley Patty Dunn Vicks Dyer Lucille Eaton w 7 Patty Ellns Ste Esharn Carol Fadely Marvnn Faurchuld Carolyn Farrner Kathy Fisher Loretta Forbes ow 8 Dar ene Fo Nancy Ford Phyllus Ford Vurgnnla Ford Dale Foster Iudy Fr ncusco Phu! Frazner Row 9 Dons Frost Ronnle Futrell Larry Card Row I0 Patsy Garner Cecul Gentry Walter Codby ow ll lerry Coodrn Larry Goodung Iohn Cordon Skull un publuc speakmg ss a m lor goal of Speech 21 stu dents An attenhve audience lnstens to lean Lange as she proves to the class that posse IS Important -O sr in lb- mf 'Wd 15- x 6 '11 VJ' 'V an 1.1 an--.J T' sf f' AJ A39 in Q6 4-E 6 XXX l' it em SOPHOMORES The sewrng maclune and rronmg board are frequently rn use during clothrng class Busrly working on their pro jects are Carolyn Farmer and Shnrley Boyd Rowl Sandra Gorman m Grabull Opal Green R w 2 Rnchard Green Stephen Gregory Wnllue Crlffln Row 3 Beverly Groce Llnda Groce Carol Groves Row 4 Betty Gwrnn Larry Hacker Loss Hacker Charles Hale Ronald Hale Davld Hannon Peggy Hardlng Row 5 Saundra Hardlng Davud Hargns Vlolet Hargls Betty Harrns Nan Harrrs Angelune Harter Loss Hatley Row 6 john Hay jo Ann Heath Duane Hendrix Carole Hiatt David Huck man Delma Hicks Dan Hngglns ow 7 Mrke Hunes rn Hollan Ronnle Hopkrns Ruta l-loppes judy Huckeby Glorua Huffman john Huff man Rcw 8 Alrce Hunter udy Hyden Grant lngle Anna May lrvln Malcolm lrvln Dave jackson Anne jacobs Row 9 Lrnda jeffrues Etta ett judy johnson Lnnda johnson Pat johnson Make jornes Ronnue jones Row I0 Arnold Kendall Nancy Kendall Wulluam Kendall Kenny Key Myrna Kxlley Mark Knotts David Lacy Row ll judranne Lamb Carolyn Langdon ean Lange Lmda Laurie m Lawson Anna Layne Carolyn Lee SOPHOMORES Row I Frances Lee ar rnet Leggett l-lelen Lester Carol Lewus Sharon Llnk Faye Lockrrdge Allen Lopez Row 2 Suellen Lowery Donnle Luellen Sandra Luel len Frankle McCord Bob McCorkle Mlke McGraw Bertie Mclver Row 3 Thomas Malloy Carol Marcum Charles Mar cum Dorls Margnson Ruth Marlow anet Marsh Re becca Massengale Row 4 Larry Mastun ack May Lunda Maze Leona Meese Lrnda Meese Valrpa Menroyucs Betty Melton Row 5 Neal Melton Ellen Kay Merrlll Brenda Mettert ue Mules Dxne Mu Ronald Mogle Lunda Moore Row 6 Phllrp Moore Ruth Moore Sue Morgan Bll Morrell Barbara Mukes Mike Murphy jane Ne: cleffer Row 7 Rlchard Ogborne David Osborne Nancy Parker Mary Ann Patton Andy Paul Raymond Payy llm Pentrcuff Row 8 Ronnle Peyton Betsy Pfennunger Davnd Pfennlnger Cary Puerce esye Puercy Dale e Clarel Poore Row 9 Bob Popegoy anet Prutchett lohn Poynter Row IO Patsy Rams Donna Ramey Charles Ramsey Rcwll Larry Ratcllff erry Rcamer Corsa Reeves Darlene Hodges ludy lohn sen Vlrgmla Ch mbers E len Kay Mernll lchn Hay Paul Wallen lum Sparks and Ralph Walzotf enjoy square dancing In combmed physacal educahon classes ,fs .1 QQ f'S ED as ff? 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Q s 1 2: Q 1 Fw 46: ' 85. 5 4 SOPHOMORES Cary Kmert looks up a dxf hcult word in the huge ln brary dictionary while Bar bara Sweigart makes good use of the card catalog in her search for a book Row I lo Hannah Reuter Martha Riddle Lloyd Rigney Row 2 Mary Ann Rimmer Loretta Roberts Mary Roberts Row 3 Phil Roberts lonce Roseberry lulie Rud e R w 4 Carolyn Ru h Carolyn Sampley Sharon Sanders lim Sarten Marilyn Scales Tom Schacht David Scutt Row 5 Ruall Sewell lanice Shafer Myra Sheffield Betty Shelton Patty Shelton Linda Shoemaker Barbara Skipper Row 6 Norman Sldwell john Smiley Arthur Smith rshel Smith L nda math Linda K Sm: Mildred Smith Row 7 Pam Smith Sylvia Soliday Mike Sorrell Phyllis Sowers Gary Sparks Ruth Ann Sparks Pete Speers. Row 8-Beverly Stanley Ollie Steele, lane Stephens lim Stephens Phil Stephens Charles Stigall Mary Sul- ivan. Row 9-Shirley Surber lune Sutton, Barbara Sweigart Mike Sweigart Charles Swim Alan Taylor Cer- aldine Taylor. Row 'IO--lim Thalls, Kath- leen Thompson Marchetta Thompson Carol Thurman Phil Tompkins, Norman Tout, Ronnie Tower. Row 'll-Felix Trainor, 'm Tranter Edith Troxell Cler- ald Turner Blanche Up- church, Lois Upchurch N - dine Upchurch. SOPHCMORES Row I Wlnnle Upchurch Steve Upham Charles Vaughn Ralph Walcott lvlarllynn Wales George Wallen Rosella Ward Row Z George Wargny Sarah Warren Davld Watt Nancy Watt jack Welsh Eugene White judy Whnte ow 3 Steve Wh: e Wllllams Cynthia Wulson Dorothy Wilson Helen Walt Duanna Woolsey Rw 4 jerry Wrlght Charles York Robert Young Mildred Ziglar Ann Zum merman The largest freshman class nn the hlstory of NHS entered our already crowded halls thus year These students along wuth the sophomores and lunuors found that the varlety of classes and numerous actlvutles of hugh school llfe left llttle time to spare The umportance of co ooeratnon was soon duscovered as these students unlted In theur efforts to achueve the best for themselves and NHS lb: Ar 1 NH 514- D' 1::r janet Pratchett supervises as Steve ludknns admnnlsters artlfaclal resplratlon to a wnllung vuctnm ln a sophomore health class 1 ' ,,' X F - S 'S 5. ,e 'L A . ' ' 5 ' k , . - I I F 4 Q gui f Q V .., K? I V! 1' . . il-1- 13 Q I x H, -, Y . ' , ' -an ' ,. , . - 4 1 Y ii' Lf In W A . , ' R - 'f , - Q H f ' 5 g K f , , - Charles Wilkinson, Gary gf ' -' we -- V? V ' Q 3' . 'U ' rr L- V, pi .A 'wh S fb Q' X I - G . , -' V - 9 1' 1 ', - ' K' ' As-55' x J' 1 'C' fi Lv lx p-5 1 ,,.f 'vu 3 'Qw- C27 ,ll rr FRESHMEN Exch ngung papers durnng freshman algebra are Mlckey Holloway lohn Stephens Davnd Logan Charles Carl ton and Stephen Cooper w 1 C 'arles Acre Shnrley Admrns VnckuAl1ms ow 2 by A 1 n Shnrley Alcxancle. arnes Arnold Row 3 Ronald Ashby Mike Bahbutt lnm Barley ow 4 Della Baker Baker Mary Baker Ronnie Baldock Linda L Ballenger lohn Banta Nancy Barkdull w 5 Carl Batchfue Robert Beckner larnes Ben nett janet Bennett Thomas Bennett Muke Bergln Ellls Bertram Row 6 Mallard Bertram Bcb Bunlon Davud Blttner Rosetta Blankenshlp Wul ll nw Bledsoe Ronnie Blow Carl Booth Row 7 Sharlene Bovender udn Bowers Make Bowers Donna Bowser Donald Bows man Brenda Bradway Leslne Branharn Row 8 Muldred Branham Larry Breckenrudge Delbert Brewer Evelyn Brewer Stephen Bruner Duck Brnn son Ronnne Brooks Row 9- erry Brummett erry Bunch, Mary El en Burkman Edward Bush Mil- ford Byrd Mary Ann Cald- well, Sharon Callis. Row I0-Melvin Carender. Sharon Carman Homer Carnes, Sharon Carr Douglas C rter o Caulk Farrel Cecil. w ll-jackie Char, Nancy Clark, Pwtricia Clark, oanne Claywell, BVII Cle- rnents, lanet Cole, Pat Cole. FRESHMEN ow l '21ymunc Co C Cwrol Co'em1n Rilph Comp 'ron Howard Conner o Ann Cook Ronnie Cook Stephen Cn oper Row 2 Kuy Corbln Mwrx Corbln Torn Cottman Ruth 'ann Counts lacque unc Covey arncs Cowwn me Cruvxtord Row 3 Mirulyn Criss unc Crockett nm Crow ey W nda Curnott Bob Darley Carolyn Dalton Larry Davnct son Row 4 Barbirz Davns Cer a une Davis lndua Davns l y D vls lan Dav s Patsy Davns Phyllns Divls Row 5 lames Day Charles Del-lart Thomas Dellunger nuta Devenlng o n Ducken Della Drshman Kelly Dushman Row 6 Kenneth Dushr-nan Sterlue Dlshman Carolyh Dobbs loanne Dobbs janet Dock Austln Douglas N dune Dunn ow 7 u a Kay Eans Beverly Ecrote Kay Edstene Ronald Edwards David Evans Sabra Ewlng oycc Fadely Row 8 Glenna Falrchuld Lane Falrchlld Larry Fannrn Alden Farmer Sharon Frnne an B Fushe Nan Fletcher Row 9 Marcelle Flowers Nancy Foster Lmda Fowler Row I0 Clary Fox Patty Freeman Blllne French Row ll loyce Ceren Ianet Coar Herb Clossbrenner A cheerful Mr Chandler Issues Carroll Pollntt a pass to the library durlng study hall whsle Burke Show watches the procedure qv- .1 ow '- ,-9 WC ITN F 1-' 3 0' -oe' 'lf QQ, ff! nw fa n-ff Enigma I 41' 1 1 FRESHMEN Harvest Hop queen gafts das played an the showcase are of partacular anterest to candadate Ruth Walden who poants them out to her class mates Don Carender jane Crawford and Ball Fasher Row I Bally Gold George Goodan Bruce Goodwan Row Z judy Gordon Landa Gordon Wayne Graham Row 5 Uouglas Grant Landa Grader Helen Graffan Row 4 Bally Groce Barbara Guthrae judy Groves Don Gruler Sharley Gulley Duane Groves Walbert Hacker Row 5 Patsy Hagerty Shelby Hall Walbur Han cock Larry Hannang judy Hardgrove joy Hardang Pauletta Hardang Row 6 Steve Hartgrove joe Haynes Glenda Helsley Kathy Henderson jack Henry Carolyn Hacks Don ald Hacks w 7 Ella Hall Paul Hal Susan Hanshaw Martha Hatchcock john Hodson Mackey Holloway Carole Hoopangarner Row 8 Robert Hoppes Robert Huckeby Dave Hud elson Davad Hudson Duane Hufford Mary Hughes Vonda Hungerford Rw 9 Ball Hunnacutt Sarah Hurst Roger Inman Make L jackson Make jack S n Donata jarvas b johnson Row 10-Bonnae jones Rose Anne jones Daanne justace Larry Kemp jackae Kern Gary Kanert Steve Kang Row ll jack Karkpatrack Wayne Kollmeyer james Koontz Bruce Lacy judy Laard jackae Land jam Lane FRESHMEN Row 1 Mary Lange Larry L ngford Anne Lasley Frank Laurne Charles Lawson Llnda Lawson Marllyn Law Row 7 'lose Lawson Sandy Ledbetter Don Lee john e Helen enz E en Lodge Davld Logan Row 3 Elmer Logan Duane Luellen Ralph Loveless Bev erly lowhorn Saundra Loy Cannes Lucas Noel Luttrell Row 4 Duana McBrnde ludy McClnntrc lm McCor muck Adrnenne McClnnus Floyd McCmnus Marcia Mc Kunney Vlrgmua McMullen Row 5 Rrnke McShurley loft Betty Maples Shurley Marcum Charles Marlow lurn Massengale Pow 6 Donna Mattrngly Tom Mayer Barbara Meeks Davrd Melvun Treva Mere dnt Faith Merrnll Davld Mners Row 7 loellen Muller Sonya er Dee Mull an Matchener Carolyn Moore Marnlyn Moore Tom Moore Row 8 Faye Morrow Linda Nash Nancy Nash Charles Neal Ioe O Grady Edlyn Carl O Neal Shurley Peavre Row 9 Davxd Perry Louuse Pfeffer Hollus Phelps Row 10 Warren Phelps Rcnnre Poundexter Martha Pollard ow ll C rrol Po Melvun Powers Tum Poynter The problem of tmdmg an empty hook ld the crowded halls us solved for Lunda Gnder as she hangs her coat an a space left vacant by Paul Wallen who prepares to leave the buuldmg -45 O59 3 Za 'B 4 ,as A Vg 4 K ,kj t 0 J it b i L Vv, , t 'gf If ' fl, , ,Y X , A ' - .xg ,. 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L 1 J' ' ' 'E , Z FRESHMEN Dune Groves tries to n crease her comprehension and reading rate while Miss Lees checks over a test dur ing developmental reading new class this year ow I rm Pri Ronnie Price Ronnie Prince Row 2 Ceoriee Pyrtle Bu erly lswines Dennis Re Hsoner Row 3 Porter Rector RW Rees Chester Reeves ow 4 P triciw Reev Stephen Riggs Richard Riley Dcrtha Robbins Mxry Lou Robinson Richirrl Robinson Thwcl Rogin Row 5 Yvonne Rogers Sharon Rose Cdvvird Russell en annpley Kwr n Sampley Nancy Simpley Bette Scott ow 6 Cecelia Seese Bernice Sne ton Robert Shelton lolnne Sherwood Burke Show Bow s Row 7 Esther Simpson Sandra Slpes Silly Smiley Dianna Smith, Don Smith, Doug Smith, Ezra Smith. Row 8- .net Smith, Peggv Smith, Tony Smithermwn, Paul Soliday, Dinny Sorrell, ewell South, Steve Staley. Row 9-Sherry Stearnes, ohn Stephens, Odel Ste- ens, Phil Stinson, 1 Stockton, Ddle Stoots, Linda Strukel. w 10-Melvin Stu , Richard Surlver, Lindt Sut- phin, Suella Swales, Beverly Svveigart, erry Sweigwrt, Clendi Taylor, Row ll-Tom Taylor, l.'ll'e Temples, Astrid Teteris, Earl Thrisher, Dnne Tower, ohn Trittschuh, Arnold Troxell, FRESHMEN Row l Penny Tully Betty Kay Turner Robert Tyner rm Tyree Freeman Up church lva Up nurch Lund Upchurch Row 2 oyce Utt Anne Van Hoosc Larry Vaughn ludy Wages Ruth Walden Catherlne Wallen Paul Wallen Row 3 Sherlene Wallen Chuck Waltmnre Rnchard Ward Donna Warner lm VVaters Mlke Weadrck Henry Weaver Row 4 Beth Wersheut Linda Wells Greg Werkrng llbby White Paul White Feryl Whntehouse Fred Wrles Row 5 Edrth Wnlklnson Betty Wrllr ms Ch wrles XVII llams lohn Wllllants Delores Walson Kenneth Wnmmer Bcnnre Wan hester Row 6 Larry Wrnchester Lmda Wrnchester Dnanne Wlnslow Patty Wltham Iohn Woolums Delores Ann Vxforley Royce Worley Row 7 C1rolyn Worthing ton Lomlu Worthrngton farol York Lounse Young lohn Zrglar l cant fund my jacket' IS a cry A QI QQ-v I 7 if heard frequently around NHS The Lost and Found table rn the lower hall as a popular place for students In search of mlsplaced artlcles on Baker Suella Svvales and Chuck Lawson rummage through the assortment of coats gloves books and scarves as Mary Lange comes to porn them Qi, ' ' - l .- - ,A A - Cf 5 37'-. '-1'- 2'. .K r Q 1 s l Y 1, A . - Q . ,N ,Q V ' X ' f- . 3 E g: . H, V V 1. ,- V' N' , ' , l '- -' s Y 1 , ' ' ' F ll 7.2 ,F 1 I ' A ' ' ' l v f -2. - . . - - K , r l ' he F 'Y f. - A l v i . V L l vs s' F , Q T , ' -jf' 2- g o 5 . . ' , ' ,zxgrg M L ' f 41, N in , ' '1 121:25 ' , ' ' H hill? in H ., I W rf, ,. P . . I V 2,j . 3 . V . ' I ' I - L . . ' in h 1 y In j .6 V l . - t- ew lf' . V - . V . . ' A 9 x It , . . ' . Y A V K I 'f I A A If I. 1 . . F N : L K ,. 1 V A . .. Q' W- Ag y - - W A - ' I' U 'F 'F 5 lr A 1- L - s ' ' 'Ffv . lrlr F L . 4 V.: 5 y 4 H 1 .. ' W- :--ff 4 , -I L f rf 7 ' , ' f' Y ' Mr Robert Ackenhusen B S M S Chemus ry Algebra Physucal Scuence Mrs luanuta Bushop A B M C S Busuness Department Head Busuness Law Bookkeepung VS.. Muss Ruth E Andrews Muldred Powell Bauly Muss Leanna K Barker Bernhardt A Beguhn BS MA RN BS School Nurse A MA Eng ush BS MS Practucal Socual Studue Debate Mr Thomas Bowers Mr joseph Chandler Mr Russell Coers B S Crafts Draftmg B S General lvletalg B S Nl A Ath GTIC Mathematucs Electronucs Socual Studues Questers Hu Y Questers Hu Y Arts Department Head Pruntung Mr Horace Cook Durector and Tucket Manager Algebra Pruncuples of Busuness F B L A WRIGHT REDMAN ARE CAPABLE ADMINISTRATDRS Always a busy person Superuntendent Rexford C Wrught has the responsubuluty of managung all the affaurs of the local schools Hugh scholastuc achuevement and effucuency are hus constant goals for every school Wuth hus guudance the buuldung program us well under way and the constructuon of the new hugh school buuld ng us un progress In addutuon to Pruncupal Edgar B Redman s un terest un umprovung every student s scholastuc achuevement he also takes a great unterest un the extra currucular program Wuth the constructuon of the new hugh school already un progress Mr Redman and the faculty have begun to shape a new program whuch wull go unto effect wuth the openung of the new hugh school un September l958 RFXFORD Cu WRlCHT A B DePauw M A lnduana Unuversuty - . fffffif . 3 ' - , Y x .N . u. u--4 ., YNY, .f ' X xl' , , 4 1' ' l ' . v R , ' 's. . 3 . ., , .., ' BS, MS, .., , ' . ,.g , .., , .3 I ' , I S- . 1 - l .1 , . . . . ' 1 - , . ha Mr. Allen Cullen Miss Frances Eilar BS.: English, Speech X. BS., M.S.: Home Economics Department l-lead: F.H.A. Mrs. Mildred Fleet Misslan Fleming BS., M.A.: Office B-5-3 Pl'1YS'Cal Machines' Typing' Education: C.A.A. Business English, lunior Class Sponsor. Mr. Robe,-Q Fu,-bee, Mary Annette Cillentine BS., MS.: Vocational BS.: English, Dramatics, Agriculture, Biology: Class pl3Y' F.F,A. Miss Sarah Hall Mr. Richard Hamilton A.B., M.A,: Shorthand, B.S., MS.: Director of Typing. Practical Arts and Adult Education. Mrs. Mary E. Cough AB., MS.: Biology, Science Club. Mr. Bernard Hanley BS, MS.: Audio- Visual Director. EDGAR B. REDMAN AB. Oakland City B.S. Indiana State MS. Purdue Miss Muzetta Cuymon AB., MS.: Child Care and Guidance, Family Living. Beverly Hankenhoff BS.: Typing, General Business, Business Arithmetic: F.B.L.A. Frances Halberstadt A.B., M.A.: Phoenix, Rose-nnial, Publicity. Mr. Langan Hay A.B.: History: Football, Ciolf. 53 ...af Mrs. loyce Peterson B.S.g Typing, General Businessg Senior SunShine. Miss Pauline lordan B.S.g Physical Educa- tion, Macerettes, C.A.A. Yell Leaders. Miss Fern Hodson AB., M.S.p Mathe- matics Department Hedg Mathematics, Mr. G. Robert Kirby B.S., M,S.g Social Studiesg Track, Cross Country. M r. Ivan Hodson AB., M.A.g Science AB., M,A.g Latin, Department Headg Physics, Algebra. Mr. Alvin E. Lake BS., M.A.g English, BS., M.A.g Drafting. Attendance Director. Miss Mable Hodson Mr. Hurley lett BA., Vocational Machine Trades, Machinist Club, Algebra, Latin Club, Mr. Randall Lawson BS., Driycr Education Basketball, Football. M r. Lewis Larrison SCHOOL BOARD CONTINUES 53,000,000 Members of the School Board looking over plans for the new school are Doyal Plunkitt, Henry lennings, C. W, Robinson, Thomas Millikan, Superintendent Wright, Harry Modlin, and Laurance Rager ' fr E .. j.: , ,A .,,,,-.. , r: .l . V ',i't','-lf, PROJECT Moving swiftly ahead with the long awaited building program are members of the New Castle-Henry County School Board. Already the building sites have been staked out and the construction of the first unit of the new Walter P, Chrys- ler High School has been started. lt will be ready for use by September of l958. The officers are Henry jennings, presi- dentg Harry Modlin, secretaryg and Laurance Rager, treasurer. Miss Helen Lees AB., M,A., Director of Reading Center, Trojan Tribune. Richard Longenecker BS., M.A., Dean of Boys. Mr. Homer Niflis BS., M.A., Algebra, General Math, Wrestling. Miss Lewelta Pogue A.B., M.A., Language Department Head, Spanish Club, Bible Club. Mr. Ralph R. Locke A.B., MS., Industrial Arts, Questers Hi-Y. Miss Bemiece McCord AB., M.A., English Department Head, English, Trojan Tribune. Miss Martha Nutt AB., BS. in L.A. University of Illinois, Librarian. Mr. Cecil Powell B,S., M.A,, DE-DO, job Placement Director, DECA. ,ff fi... Mr. Richard Longenecker, dean of boys, and Miss Evelyn Rentchler, dean of girls, are two very busy people in N.H.S. They set up schedules, act as counsellors, and help to guide the students in their plans for the future. Mr. Walter 0'Brien Miss Cleo Orr B.S,, Health, Basketball, AB., M,A., Refresher Baseball. Math, Geometry, Algebra. Mrs. Phyllis Powell Mr. Bernard O. Pressler AB., Home Economics, B,M.P.S.M., Music F.H.A. Department Chairman: Band, Orchestra. Mr. lack Peterrnann BE., M.A., M.M., Vocal Music. Catherine Ratcliffe AB., M.A., Latin, Registrar, Senior Class, Honor Society. 55 Mr F Francls Reed MA Socna Studnes Department Head Socual Studues Mnss luamta I Rucker A B Speech Radlo N F L Mnss Evelyn Rentchler M S Dean of Clrls Mlss Helen Rupley B S Socual Studies Alpha Tru H1 Y WELL TRAINED Mrs Mary Rlckert AB MA Remednal Readrng Engllsh Beta Trl Hu Y Mrs Margaret Sanders A B M A Englush junlor SunShune Mr Robert Rmehart B S M A Bno ogy Health Mr Wilbur Veach B S Physucal Educa tlon Basketball Track Mr Hobart Rasley A B M A Engllsh Buble Club Mr Multon Wallace AB Englush INSTRUCTORS GUIDE STUDENTS Pactured at the mlmeograph machme are Mrs Bertha VarHoy Mrs Ellzabeth Couch and Mrs Edith Ingram N H S students should be proud to attend a school where at least half of the teachers have earned their Masters Degrees These hughly trained Instructors have tive or more years of college tralnlng ln educatlon and theur spe uallzed fnelds Active partlclpants un work shops and conferences they always stnve to follow the most up to date trends an educatuon Wuth thelr specualnzed tralnlng they are able to present a well rounded currlculum ln aca d mrc subjects buslness home economlcs practucal arts muslc and art Many of the teachers also help to promote our adult educa tion program by serving as Instructors Every teacher IS wlllmg to glve up has time to help any student who needs help N H S stu dents know they can always depend upon thelr teachers to guve them good advice and counsel mg whenever they desire lt BS., ..g 'l BS., ,.g .., ..g ' ..g 'l , .,. 4.3 ' I . , g , . I . - - . Us , Az Nz' ': 'Q ..: ' - .-1 '. - -. . 3 , . , - , 2 , . , , . . . . . - 1 . . . . . . . . f I s. . . , ' X .. - . A 3 is '3 . . . . v - ' .xx - Working for over 60 people would seem to be quite a task, but these N.H.S. secretaries always keep their pleasant disposition. Among their many duties which keep the high school running smoothly are mimeographing, hand- ling correspondence, taking dictation, answer' ing telephone calls, keeping books, and checking absences. They do many things for both the teachers and students. At the high school are Mrs. Bertha Van Hoy, Mr. Redmans secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth Couch, bookkeeperg and Mrs. Edith Ingram, attendance clerk. The Administration Building secretaries handle work for the entire school system, Some of their responsibilities are keeping books, distributing checks, writing accounts payable, answering telephone calls, typing re- ports, and filing permanent records. They are Mrs. Edna Townsend. bookkeeper and clerk of the Board, Mrs. Edna Beyer, bookkeeper, Mrs. lane Maddox, receptionist and secretary, Mrs. Helen Howard, practical arts secretary, and Mrs. Helen Calloway, attendance clerk. 21- .4,.,-I -1 Looking over school records are lane Maddox, Helen Howard, Edna Townsend, Edna Beyer, Helen Calloway and Betty Stephens. Mrs. Mary Wayman Miss Luella Webb Mr. Elwood E. Wegesin Mr. William Zeiglar Mrs. Elizabeth Couch A.B,, M,A.g Social BS., Advanced Foods, B.S.g Physical Educa- A.B., M.A. Ball Stateg Bookkeeper, Studies. Sewing. tiong Football, Art. Principals Office Basketball. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Edith Ingram Mrs. Bertha VanHoy Mrs. Aubrey Hanley Secretary, Attendance Secretary, PrincipaI's B.S.E., M.S.g Home Office. Office. Economicsg F.H.A. All chnldren love to hear stones and Mr Hobart Rusley s two young sons Davud and lohn were especually excuted when they were xnvlted to hear thelr fathers Engllsh classes tell stones Here they snt wlde eyed lustenmg to ludy Acton Some te chers luke thelr work so well that they wrrte text books on the sub ect Mass Fran es Enlar ns prepartng her fnrst text book n the held of Home Economucs for the tenth grade level and It soon wlll oe publlshed HOBBIES ADD INTEREST TO TEACHERS ROUTINE Football coach Langan Hay IS also an expert dnver and spends has summers managnng the Westwood Country Club swnmmrng pool Watchung hum as he prepares to duve unto the pool are has daughter Hrlda Lu lack Braunard and Vernadell Barker During the summers or whenever they have time oft from their dutres as teachers New Castle Hugh School faculty members make good use ot their time by travellng enloylng varlous hobbies workung at other jobs or by gust stayung home wuth theur tamnlles Several teachers have traveled or taught In such toretgn countrles as Germany Tharland Hawau Norway England China japan France Italy Swntzerland Burma and lndonesra Among the numerous hobbues are collectmg place settlngs stamps newspapers yewelry R man pictures and mottos Other hobbies are cook :ng sewung sports and wrutnng Our lndustrsous teachers also hold a variety ot yobs when not teachme school They are suc cessful selllng Insurance pa ntrng clerklng lead :ng 4 H workrng In factories and farming I . ' v if I A - I , F . . . . '. . ' . . . ' ' T . I - A 1 Y . t 'F I f . 'fi t - t t . H 1 a t t I t ' f 'NA:,.,v,,v- 5 ' , - . . . t t 1 , .6 -V,--f ' 1 , . L' - l ' . L . O- I . . V . , , . . Q ' - 1 - V 1 ' K 9 - V I ' - t 6 '1' Helping people get well is more than a hobby with Miss Lewelta Pogue who also works at the Henry County Hospital. Few students would know her as she bustles around taking temperatures, giving pills, and doing other helpful things. Besides teaching mathematics all day, Mr, Homer Niflis also teaches adult evening classes in welding. Welding and paint- ing are his hobbies and he often finds employment during his summer vacations by working as a painter. rf-v ,A 2 W 4, 'Q H551 ref 4 Raising 20,000 chickens a year seems an unusual hobby for a high school teacher, but Miss Helen Lees and Miss Helen Martin find it both enjoyable and profitable at their southern Indiana farm. Here Miss Lees holds two of the farm's products. Bobbie and Bernard Hanley enjoy doing things together and one of their favorite home occupations is keeping the yard at its very best. Here Mrs. Hanley is raking the yard of their new home while Mr. Hanley supervises. l X. 1:3 FACULTY .IOINS Taking time out to relax dur- ing examination week are members ot the faculty. At their party they also honored Miss Luella Webb, home ec- onomics teacher, who lett to become County Home Demon- stration Agent, Taking her place is Mrs, Aubrey Hanley. Bandages, fever thermome- ters, and patch tests are stand- ard equipment tor Mrs, Mil- dred Powell Baily who in her work as school nurse divides her time between the high school and junior high. Here she is pictured as she bandages the arm ot Bobbie Flowers. Presents were piled high at the kitchen shower given for Mrs. loyce Peterson by Mrs. luanita Bishop, Miss Sarah Hall, and Mrs, Mildred Fleet. Guests at the shower were all women faculty members, The former Miss Hendricks was married March 30. 60 IN ACTIVITIES One place where the teach crs can relax for a few minutes or where they can catch up on their work is the teachers lounge on the second floor Pictured are lvlri Hobart Risley, Mr, Lewis Larrison, and Mrs. Margaret Sanders as they prepare work for the next day. Members of the senior high P-TA. sponsored a cafeteria supper in the high school last October. Hundreds of people enjoyed the home cooked food contributed by the parents. Supper proceeds were used to raise money for Senior Vespers and other school projects. A thrilling and sometimes funny basketball game is played between the senior high school and junior high school teachers each spring, Pictured as they plan their strategy be- fore the game are Mr, We- gesin, Mr, Kirby, Mr. O'Brien, Mr, Larrison, and Mr. Kelley. 6I ,,,..f-' J r ill-f I2Qmi I if S Q 1 ,, W f ff y fl? if Qr. Her Highness, Miss ludith Ann Whiteman, lovely in her pink boufaunt formal, orchid corsage, and floral crown, ruled in resplendent manner over the l956 junior-Senior Prom. SALLY BIRCH SARAH IANE REUTER JUDITH ANN WHITEMAN Gigantic mobiles swayed gracefully in the black above, japanese lanterns swung gaily, and a filmy red ceiling encircled the dance floor as Prom at- tenders, entering the Armory last lvlay, crossed the artificial bridge over the reflective blue tin foil river. Enhancing the beauty of the surroundings, soft music from the Phi Mu Cru delighted dancers in this picturesque setting resembling an Oriental Fantasy. In multi-colored formals, white tux jackets and polished black shoes, juniors and seniors danced to dreamy mood music and later enjoyed refresh- ments at their ornately decorated tables. When the Chinese gong sounded the hour of eleven, the dance floor cleared and the attendants came across the dimly-lighted bridge to their es- corts and the awaiting crowd. ln pastel formals and high-heeled slippers they circled the ballroom and entered the pagoda where the queen's throne awaited. Folowing the attendants were the queen, ludith Ann Whiteman, and her escort, Gerald Ayres, who walked under a red satin canopy car- ried by four junior men. MARGIE TURNER VONDA KING CHERYL VAN BUSKIRK IOYCE HALL CAROLINE SWEIGART MARILYN SHOCKLEY REIGNS AS EMPRESS QF ORIENTAL FANTASY lmrneduately follownng her coronatlon Queen udy and unlor Class Presadent Bull Tallman de scended to the floor and danced to the famuluar stranns of Blue Moon the queen s favorute song Thus we capture another pncture of the trads tnonal Prom nught The Classes of 56 and 57 wall never forget the most memorable evening of laughter ind sparkling entertaanment Precedun the coromtron the attendants and thenr escorts clrcled the dance floor nn tune to Chrnese muszc wrth the queen at th end of the processaon After Queen ludnth ascends to the throne unuor Class Presndent Bull Tallman places the crovm on her head and pronounces her D6 Prom uee N ' my f I - l A .Lk fi IQ , . X X I . , rl ' 'F Q ri. 1 1 A ' ' . . 1 all, junior-Senior Prom, with its testivity, fun, ' e . It J F! , I . A 'I I I 4 ,f Swaying to romantic music amidst shadowy settings, dancers twice found the gym transformed into a darkened ball! room. Here lim Boyd, Mary Lange, and lohn Lane ioin some of the dancers at Hearts Hop. NHS dancers were twice delighted this year as they found the Church Street gym transformed into a darkened ballroom with fun and festivity ready-made. A familiar group, the Phi-Mu-Cru, provided the musical setting for Harvest Hop where Miss loyce Kelsay ruled as fall queen, The dance, the annual homecoming affair, was decorated in colors of orange, brown, and black to carry out the tradi- tional theme. Cals had the chance to fete their favorite guys to an evening of entertainment at the annual Beta Hearts Hop, a girl-askeboy affair. Colors of red, silver, and pink which carried out the theme Rhapsody in Red, a catering service for the refreshments of party cookies and punch, and a checking service for wraps were features of the dance. Highlighting the evening Miss lane lordan was chosen to reign over the dance and was crowned by her escort john Millikan. SOFT MUSIC, FESTIVE ATMOSPHERE ENHANCE BEAUTY MISS IOYCE KELSAY M ISS IANE IORDAN Sophomore Ray Pavy ran away with the honors at the King Eskimo Dance. Kay Chambers, National Honor Society secretary, crowned him and announced his four senior runner-ups. NHS SunShine Cirls selected Miss Caroline Sweigart to reign over their annual Christmas Snowball Dance. Runners-up who were honored were lane jordan and Marcia Hodson. OF CLUB DANCES Mr, and Miss New Castle for l957 were lane jordan and Tim Rogan. Elected by the entire student body, they represented NHS at Tourney Trot, the Phoenix sponsored dance. Freshman Nancy Foster has a big smile after being chosen FHA Pepper- mint Twirl Queen over three other candidates Sandy Drabing, Faith Merrill, and Margie Turner. Mr. and Miss DECA, lim Boyd and Kay Carter, help Bob Bolby, WISH Disc-jockey, choose a few of the songs which made the Deca Downbeat so successful last December. Co-Captains lim Shepherd and Cer- ald Ayres kiss Miss Marilyn Shepherd. I956 Football Sweetheart, The dance is an annual affair sponsored by Trojan Tribune, the literary magazine. .s k,., ,-1 CRESCENDO FEATURES FUN AND LAUGHS GALORE L Y David Bess, loyce Wilt, Bob Fadely, Lothair Green, Ruth Arn Forbes, john Beyer, David Paul, and Bob Butterworth headed a cast of one hundred for Crescendo Varieties, the annual music variety show. Cynthia Wilson, military leader, proposes to Cary Reese, Carmen, as soldiers look on during the hilarious record pantomime of Carmen, yi l N f . 13 2, , 1 i.,,-.- , .. , Q ur An amusing presentation of the nj jg record pantomime, Carmen, a fs musical skit concerning the V capture of two dime-store shop- ' f litters, and musical combo numbers all combined to make the l956 Crescendo Varieties another musi- cal success. Over one-hundred music depart- ment students put their efforts and energies into a talent pool to pro- vide entertainment tor the students and adults of our community. Sabra Carmack danced to the Poor People of Paris number, Nancy Bond and john Beyer sang duets, the dance band provided some lively numbers, and loyce Custin and loe Neirinck added spirited clarinet duets. Mr. lack Petermann and Mr. Bernard Pressler, music teachers, directed the production and Diane Selke accompanied on the piano. COURT ROOM SCENE DRAMATIZED IN CURTAIN CALL Let's me go, l'll kill her, l'll kill herlu What's this? lust a scene from the i956 production of Curtain Call entitled Twelve Angry Women. Adapted from a similar production put on two years ago by Studio One, this exciting court room drama was carried out by Anne jennings, Caroline Sweigart. Priscilla Brandt, Linda Davidson, Mary Harding, Diane Selke, Peggy Poole, Sabra Carmack, and Linda Ballenger. The judge was l-larold Cowan: guard, jerry Blandg and clerk, Bob Stoops. As the music from The Man With the Colden Arm resounded through the near-filled Castle Theatre, the spotlight came up to find the cast, costumed in modern dress, sitting in the front two rows, When Bob Stoops told the jury to retire, the curtains swirled aside to re- veal a delightful set in black and white. The twelve jurors went up to the stage. and the play began. Conflict rose immediately as the mem- bers of the play began a discussion of the court procedure, the weather, and the guilt or innocence ot the boy on trial. A vote was taken, and all but one of the jurors thought he was guilty, From then on the play was a combination of snappy dialogue and fast-moving action, lerry Bland was stage manager: Sally Birch, cast manager: Charlotte Williams, public relations manager: Miss Mary Annette Ciillentine, production director: and Mr. Don Scott, technical director. Appreciative applause rang out as the curtain came down on the fall production. Technical directors Sue Baker, jerry Bland, Miss Mary Annette Cillentine, and Sally Birch studx stage settings before the first rehearsal. Make-up rehearsal was a busy ordeal as crew members instructed the cast in proper techniques of applying the heavy make-up. Finally performing before the footlights, the cast puts into action the results of two months' hard work and determined rehearsals. - li f' 'Poi D e S Anderson C Planeaux I Small Row I-K, Wimmer, E, Rains, I. y , . , . , . , Row 2-I Bailey, I. Roberts, A, Harter, I. I-leath, L, Temples, D. larvis, M. Lange, M. Killey, Row 3--D. I-lendrix, L, Breckenridge, A. Cecil, I. Neideffer, D, McKee, M. Allen, E Vslilkinson, I, Davis, T, Stephens Row 4-H. Councellor, B, Stoops, F Cecil, D. Pfcnninger, B, Mitchener, I. Crawford. THEIR VERSATILE ABILITY IN VARIETY MUSIC Arrangements of all types were perfected for presentation at concerts, along with a very special program for Troian Band Night. Featured at the Castle Theatre, this program was full of top-notch entertainment for students and interested adults. Syncopated music with all sorts of rhythm and beat kept basketball fans entertained, as the band in the north end of the gym was always ready with peppy pieces of music in victory or in defeat. In zany outfits, Nl-IS' Pep Band never failed to provide students and adults with a few laughs and ten minutes or so of good music. Keeping in mind, lf you can't be good, be loud, this group troooed through many a somber affair leaving a trail of hilarity behind them, Pep sessions set off with enthusiastic arrange- ments of our fight songs gave the Pep Band an- other chance to show their versatile ability. Row I-Stephens, Allen, Cecil, Ncidcffcr, Davis, Row 2- Pfenninger, Caldwell, Brammcr, Myers, Row 3-Newby. Thompson, Baker, Ogbornc, Councellor, Row 4-Rains, Baker, Wimmer, Sorrell, Carmack, In VS? CONCERT ORCHESTRA PLAYS FOR SENIOR EVENTS Harmonizing in light classical music are members ofthe String Quartet, lane Sells, lnara Putnins, Mary Kirkendall, Cathy lvleece, Mary Smith, and Cynthia Wilson. As the Class of '57 marches down that long awaited aisle, the high school orchestra will once again present the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstancef' Besides playing for the traditional Commencement exercises, the orchestra also played for Baccalaureate and l-lonor Day, The group entertained the DePauw Concert Orchestra at one of the finest convocations this year and presented several concerts of their own, free of charge on Sunday afternoons. Participating for the second year in the Mid- State Orchestra Festival, this year the group went to Connersville via chartered bus and took part in a Sunday concert with other schools. Providing hours of soft classical and popular se- lections, New Castle's string ensemble played at many civic and social functions and contributed all financial gains to the orchestra fund. This carefully chosen group is selected from members of the concert orchestra as well. GIRLS' CHOIR PROVES VALUE OF VOCAL TRAINING Row I-Warner, lohnson, Fisher, Davis, Zimmerman, Alexander, Lawson, Eans, Rose, Eckrote, Kendall, Mr. Petermann, Row Z- Brewer, Roberts, Sutton, Adams, Lowery, I-latley, Forbes, Neal, Crider, Wilson, McGinnis, I-lanning, Benson, Carter, Weisheit. Row 3-Rains, I-lyden, Reeves, Davis, Worley, Ford, Saylor, Criss, Chambers, Temples, Mettert, ShoDD. Hughes, Shelton. Row 4- Clayborn, Skipper, Upchurch, Perry, Gregory, Hill, Upchurch, Hall. In fresh navy robes. accenting white collars and with heads held high, the New Castle High School Girls' Concert Choir once again pro- vided the community and Nl-'IS with its annual display of musical ability. The group. composed of fifty fe- male voices, performed at convoca- tions and scheduled Sunday afternoon concerts besides helping with numer- ous chapel programs. They arranged programs of special numbers for Christmas and Easter convocations and took part in Crescendo. Officers for the school year were Marjorie Warner, president: Kay Davis, vice-president: Margaret Car- ter, secretary, and Kathy Fisher, treasurer. Evelyn Brewer was the ac- companist, and lvlr. lack Petermann the director of the group, For the second year a Girls' Triple Trio was organized from members of the Girls' Concert Choir. This group of girls performed at commu- nity functions and always were ready to provide special programs for clubs and church meetings. ' I. Sutton, B, lvlettert, A. Zimmerman, B. Alexander, L. Temp johnson, M, Kendall, I.. Lawson At the organ Alixelyn Brewer. les. K. Fisher A CAPPELLA, MADRIGAL SINGERS BLEND VOICES One of the busiest organizations music-wise in NHS was our A Cappella Choir, under the di- rection of Mr. lack Petermann. Representing this group, Linda Robinson and john Beyer received superior ratings at the district ? and state contests. i 2 The group, specializing in difficult variety types of music, performed for Senior Vespers, Bacca- lm-A i laureate, took part in the planning of Crescendo . t I Varieties, and entertained at other schools. ' A A A l Q ' Q it f Seven of these students attended the State if 4,5-5 li - ,f . ..p Teachers Convention in October and sang in the so ,, ' All-State Chorus. 22331 Our Madrigal singers provided the music depart' ment with a first at Ball State and a second at il the State Contest in February. Directed by Mr. Petermann, the Madrigal was composed of six ' boys and six girls selected from A Cappella. lx I Row l--S. Baker. I. lordah, I. Kclsay, L. Robinson, R. Blank- enship, R. Forbes. Row 2-M. Odom, D, Bess, l. Beyer, 1. Eans, B. Cox, A. Dudley. MF l dl'l' tpfnniner Row 1-Carr, Robinson, Harding, Hagerman, Forbes, Flowers, Thompson, Vaught, Davis, Williams, c ar an , nat, .e g . Row Z-Stephens Selke, Blankenship, Ballard, Waln, Swim, Reese, Shock, Kelsay, Baker, Carrard, Thomas, Nibarger. Row 3-Eans, Cottman, Denny, Dudley, Criss, Werking, Donica, Tyner, Kollmeyer, Odom, Bond, Bess, Beyer, Mr. Petermann. Row 4-Small Seashols, Carender, l-lall, Taylor, Cox, Fadely, Ray. . -,,:,,.x.. . I A ff'-gi il 1 A . if. li f'l - -lr s. 3 . A 3 HONOR SOCIETY EMPHASIZES WORTHY PROJECTS Rowl Miss Ratcliffe jordan N Skarnelis K Chambers M Hodson M Shepherd B Hunter Row2 M Dann A McClain D Ioyner R Sheppard B Fisher T Rogan O T Myers 1 Shepherd Organized in T934 National Honor Society has proved to be one of the most outstanding organ izations in New Castle High School Something new this year was the selling of monogrammed note paper Members also worked Y the King Eskimo Dance successful Yearly proiects included collection of convo cation passes compilation of the honor roll after each grading period and ushering at concerts To be eligible for membership in Honor Society a student must rank in the top five per cent of the junior class or top fifteen per cent of the senior class Membership is based on the criteria of scholarship leadership service and character New officers are selected at the beginning of each new semester and the second semester of ficers who took over were Don joyner president Billy Hunter vice president Nora Skarnelis sec retary and Tim Rogan treasurer Keeping things running smoothly the year round was the sponsor Miss Catherine Ratcliffe Inspecting annual toy drive contributions are first semester officers Bu Fisher president Marcia Hodson vice president Kay Chambers secretary and Mike Dann treasurer .H -A d . ' . 3 A . ' . L N 7 ?'1 . . . . .Q hard making the annual Christmas to drive and ,- . . n X S .i . . , I . l Proudly watching the amount grow, staff members loyce Hall, Mike Dann, and lim Shepherd check the new total on the Trojan subscription thermometer in the main hall. i Revising and erasing, Kay and Margie, our hard-working editors, were always hunting for ways to make the '57 Rosennial a fine example for future books. YEARBOOK STAFF CAPTURES PICTCDRIAL HISTORY Guys and gals gather eagerly around Bill Turner, helping him select platters at the Rosey Record Hop, the free dance. which ended the subscription campaign. A tall Trojan thermometer standing in the main hall and the first record hop of the year were the highlights of a spirited and effective subscription drive for the l957 ROSENNIAL, led by the staff of ten girls and three boys. At the summer session of the l. U. journalism Institute, the editor Kay, assistant editor Margie. and business manager loyce readied the book for our ideas and began to plan how we were to carry out the theme Let's Take Time. After the book was sold, the actual preparation began. Sally Birch, senior editor, worked all summer scheduling senior pictures, and Bud Fisher and lim Shepherd compiled all the sports data and made sure all the sports pictures were taken. ludy Whiteman kept track of all the club ac- tivities and spent long hours writing the copy for her section. The school life section belonged to Caroline Sweigart, who had the pleasant job of seeing all dance pictures were taken, as well as other honor groups and extra -curricular activities. '54 N',Z,....,-rr' Row I-K, Chambers, C, Van Buskirk, P. Craffis, A. Bouslog, M. Turner. Row 2-M, Hodson, M, Dann, B, Fisher, l. Shepherd, C. Balph, Miss Halberstadt. Row 3-S. Reuter, l. Hall, C. White. Row 4-C. Sweigart, I. XVhiteman, S. Birch, M, Shepherd, S. Sears, N, Black. OF '57 SCHOOL YEAR Marcia Hodson had charge of all underclassmen pictures which was one of the most troublesome jobs on the staff. Sarah lane Reuter was the cul- prit behind so many of the faculty informals pictured in her section. Mike Dann and Cheryl Van Buskirk worked together selling ad space to the community and seeing that pictures of our business places were taken. Marilyn Shepherd was the staff secretary and handled all correspondence with the engraving company, other yearbooks, and helped us all. The six juniors who will take the top positfons on the '58 book ioined the staff second se- mester, They immediately started learning the work behind the book and began planning the theme and cover of their own yearbook, These gals also had the tiring iob of correcting their section, the index. Thus another school year was captured in pic- torial history, and the community and students were presented the aqua and white l957 Rosennial. Second semester additions to the Rosennial staff were juniors, Nancy, Pat, Suzi, Ann, Celia, and Carolyn, who busily search for new ideas in preparation for their own yearbook. WEEKLY PHOENIX EDITIONS KEEP STUDENTS il dl Rowl H Zachary I Shurk A Krausbauer C Cashdollar B Hunter S lVlcCunnls S Hartgrove P one D Peyton Row 2 Bulard Brown I Lucas Shortrldge N ack S Fetcher Row 3 P Hardwlck B Luellen Edwards Nnpp D CI: on L Massengale L Marlowe K Bennett C Teague lvllss Halber tadt lvlr Beguhn as ,W--M X. 's.1rg,,,,f Prootreadlng copy plannzng lay outs and wrutung edltoruals were among the dutses of the Phoennx edltors Sheila lVlcCunnls and Bllly Hunter as they prepared each Issue The l956 l957 Phoenlx staff was proud to dns trubute the weekly edrtzons ot the school news paper lnsplrlng edltornals on the spot news cov erage and appeallng features made this years Phoenux a success There was more work behlnd these weekly four pages than met the eye though Every Issue was planned one week ahead By the tnrst ot the week all stones and headlunes were turned In and ready for the press Pnctures had to be plotted two or three weeks In advance so the lllunots engraver Could return them ln time Layouts for all tour pages were prepared and ads had to be sold to local merchants Behnnd all thus frenzled actlvuty we fund the edutor Sheila IVIcCunnls and assistant editor Bully Hunter worklng hand In hand wlth Ivluss Frances I-lalberstadt sponsor and Mr Bernhardt Beguhn prunt shop supervlsor Others who worked together on the fnrst semester staff were Sandy Hartgrove news edt tor udy Shortrudge asslstant Nancy Black feature edltor and janet Brown assistant Colum nust was Anne Krausbauer and eanne Ballard was exchange edutor Co Sports edutors were Bob Lu ellen and loe Shark Carol Cashdollar was business manager and Larry Marlowe assrsted her I W . I 3 , a , . ' 3 I If 15 ' , 1 g 1 . 5 ,J I . 0 . T 4 , In an Ii? I I 4 , I I W IF 1, - '. ,. 1 I - 'I ' L Sli' ., . T T K E I f , 'f:: -' I 'I T I I'-4 I' S I I 1 T 'rr as 0 1 K . I y ' ' . - in .V i - f .I ,l. ,. ,l. ' , ,Bl ,,II . -. ' , . ,l. ,l. ' , . 'ft , ' 1 X 43 nf. K' , A - 7:?fffQ , t . - ' - ' 1 N U ,,. ,. L Q-, V . 1 Q , --'K ,.,,,.3 ,.,,. 4 - N ' '- TEACHERS WELL-INFORMED OF SCHOOL EVENTS Fresh out of journalism class, six new members were added to the second semester staff. There were turn-overs in staff positions and Sue Morgan, Virginia Chambers, Etta lett, losephine Stearnes, Larry Ratcliff, and Geraldine Taylor were counted on for new ideas. Being on the Phoenix staff wasn't all hard work thought Members worked together to bring about one of the important dances of the year, Tourney Trot. All the county schools that took part in this year's sectional selected candidates for the title of Mr. and Miss Henry County. All candidates received awards, and the students from all over the county danced merrily as another l-lenry County Sectional Tourney drew to a close. The Phoenix year always ends on an exuberant note, as the print shop, newspaper staff, and yearbook staff meet for their annual banquet. Combining fun, laughter, good food, and an ex- cellent speaker, the staff puts to bed another de- tailed record of the year's events in the scrap- books and memories of many. Row 1-I. Lucas, C, Cashdollar, L, Shoemaker, B. l-lunter, S. l-lartgrove E ett Shortridge S McGinnis l Ballard Stearnes C- Taylor, Miss Halberstadt, Mr, Beguhn. Row 21K. Bennett, L Massengale l Brown V Chambers Lamb A Krau bauer S Fletcher, D Peyton, j. Nipp, L, Ratcliff. Row 3-L. Marlowe, C Teague l'l Zachary D Cox l Edwards D Clifton P Hardwick RAINTREE COUNTY THEME FOR LITERARY ANNUAL Early November found Trojan TrIbune members compIlIng and publIshIng a Student DIrectory con taInIng names addresses and phone numbers of all students and teachers In preparatIon tor theIr bag project the Trojan TrIbune lIterary magazIne the thIrteen senIor staff members and erghteen underclassmen edIted all materIal contnbuted by EnglIsh classes and other Interested students The theme RaIntree County hononng l-loos Ier vvrIter Ross Lockndge was chosen and the arts classes desngned covers upon WhICh all sub SCFIDEFS voted A two week subscrIptIon drIve was carrIed out and another school publIcatIon went to press SenIors on the staff Included loyce Hall Sally BIrch MIke Dann jerry Albertson Anne McClaIn Rees Sheppard Mary l-lardIng O T 'Vlyers Patty Mundell Bob McCartt and Louella Evans MarcIa l-lodson and MarIIyn Shepherd served as edItors and MIss BernIece McCord and MISS l-lelen Lees advIsed the rou uIck to poInt ut the convemence of the ball poInt pen g p machInes are Trojan TrIbune edItOrs MarcIa Hodson and MarIIyn Shepherd The buyer IS freshman Karen Sampley who IS preparmg to Invest twenty TIVE cents whIch wIll help frnance the Trojan TrIbune Rowl A McClaIn M l-lodson M Shepherd M Hardmg S BIrch Hall Row2 P Mundell L Evans M Dann R Sheppard I Albertson O T Myers MIss McCord EFX X I L . , r ' . X ' u ' u ' v Q, C I . P . . 1 4,5 Il ,N . 'Q - in-X'-via I tx ,,..- .xx I' xxx ' 'f A 1' law- TQ H' T ,- , 'J T l fr ALTRUSA, ROTARY SELECT OUTSTANDING SENIORS Altrusa girls are Sheila McGinnis, Margie Turner, Billy Hunter, Anne McClain, lane lordan, Martha Wilt, Nora Skar- nelis, Marcia l-lodson, Patty Mundell, Kay Chambers, Barbara Brandt, and Charlotte Newby. Seated are Mrs. Grayce Blocker and Mrs, Gertrude Catey, Altrusa members. One of the biggest events of the senior man's year is being selected as a junior Rotarian and thereby being teted by the New Castle Rotary Club at their weekly luncheons for one month of the school year, These nine boys, one for each of the school calendar months, were chosen because of their outstanding scholastic achievement, professional ambition, and their leadership qualities. Receiving the honor this year were Don loyner, Rees Sheppard, O. T, Myers, lim Shepherd. Mike Dann, Gerald Ayres, Bill Tallman, Buddy Fisher, and Tim Rogan. Candle tapers illuminated the Blue Room at the Plaza l-lotel February l9, as the New Castle Al- trusa Women honored twelve senior girls. Selected because of their outstanding achieve- ment in specific fields and their personal interest in similar occupations were Margie Turner, home- making: Sheila McGinnis, publications: Martha Wilt, physical education, Patty Mundell, art, Kay Chambers, history, jane lordan, language, Marcia Hodson, math, Barbara Brandt, business: Anne McClain, English, Billy Hunter, speech, Charlotte Newby, music: and Nora Skarnelis, De-Do. ...ff Qi junior Rotarians are Don loyner, Rees Sheppard, O. T, Myers lim Shepherd, Mike Dann, Gerald Ayres, Bill Tallman Bud Fisher, and Tim Rogan. Row I j ne jordan Rees Sheppard Cerald Ayres Geoff Baker jerry Frost Row 2 Louella Evans john Cleveland Prlsculla Brandt Betty jane Gouel Bob Dwggy OF GIRL AND BOY STATERS PURDUE DELEGATES Four of our students were among the 40 lnduana hugh school students who received honors at Purdue Legnslature Rees Sheppard jerry Frost and Geoff Baker recenved honors ln the House of Representatuves and Bob Daggy was one out of eleven to wan nn extemporaneous speaking Debaters attended a day and a half clnnuc where they hea d demonstratlon debates whale the sen ators and legislators were nn enther commlttee rneetmqs or legsslatnve sessuons worknng together dnscussmg and compromusnng varuous proposals l-lnghlughts of the two day session were the musnc of the Purdue Glee Club at the Friday eve nrng banquet and the speaker Dr Frederick Brown New Castle s senator was ane ordan a sensor who worked math her alternate Betty Gough on a bull fo federal and to small busmesses Other students and their respective bulls were Gerald Ayres and john Clevelwnd polutucal campalgn ex penses Geoff Baker and Anne ennungs mrlltary draft programs erry Frost and Prrsculla Brandt panty supports for agruculture and Rees Sheppard and Bob Dwggy reorganlzataon of the lndrana School Dnstrrcts Attendune In debate and externporaneous speak mg were Marulynn Wales Pat Graffus Sue Baker Davud udav and john Lane Electuon rnachmes udentucal to the ones used to elect local and state offucuals are brought to the school for Student Councul and Purdue Assembly electuons l-larris, United States Senate' Chaplain. 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Rowl S Biker S Sears P Brandt S Carmack T Camp C Newby Row2 I Frost A Iennungs D Fleming P Crattls B Daggy R Sheppard I lan B Hunter I Cleveland Mass Rucker FORENSIC ACTIVITIES STRESS IMPROVEMENT Typncal ot SPEECH X students rs Duane Selke who rs seen prac tncnng her monologue under the watchful eyes of Mr Allen Cullen her speech Instructor Hrghlrghtmg the busy NFL year was the state contest In Cary Indrana where all NFL members who had won frrsts seconds or thrrds In the zone and dnstruct meets competed for top honors lI'I hopes of golng on nationally Members also prepared extemporaneous speeches orugunal oratory dnscussuons mono logues poetry prose and newscast readings order to entertain and educate the Communuty New Castle s speech team nearly always placed fnrst or second at the varuous contests In whnch they took part Including those at Ball State In dlana State Teachers College Peru Delphu and Fort Wayne and they added many trophles r b bons and medals for the NHS trophy case After receiving second place at the Terre Haute meet the team presented trve non faction books to NHS Members of thus honor organrzatron are tramed to be the school leaders ot today and the state leaders ot tomorrow Degrees of Merut Honor Excellence and Dsstnnctlon can be earned by at talnang up to 250 points In contests and by par tlclpatlng In programs Leading the group were Rees Sheppard pres: dent Sabra Carmack vnce presndent Bob Daggy treasurer Prlscllla Brandt secretary and Mass Iuamta Rucker sponsor in .j . ' ' ik, FIJI. . fksly - 1 I I ' . 0 , I I I . Y' Y . i ,L- , . 711. X R2 cf f I ,A r, h A I. . I . . '- L' . Q , . . - - - . A r r - T - v ' v 7 :Q I . . . . . I v v . fi 1 v 1 - . . . . In . K ' - I . . . . i 4 , . , . I-A My . . . . In ...x . -. .. . . ' ' ' . , . , . . . -I' f I ' . ' - ' ' U- ' D . . - Q . . ,. 3. - ' I ' I' 7 . . . . ' - I , , , 1 . - 1 . . . . . . Resolved: That the Federal Government should sustain the prices of major agricultural products at not less than 90 per cent of parity. With this in mind, our debate team divided into affirmative and negative teams and prepared their discussion using the nationally adopted debate question. Meeting each Thursday night with their coach Miss Leanna Barker, the group of nine compiled research for months before their debates were smooth and fluent. They won honors in many con' tests, including the ones at Delphi, Peru, Terre Haute, Howe Military, Ball State, and Purdue, Approximately thirty students interested in speech work took part in the Speech X program which is extra-curricular. Designed to help inter- ested and talented students earn enough points to gain membership in NFL, the Speech X program provides instruction during study hall periods. lunch periods, and after school. Once students have their monologues under control they present them for civic and social or- ganizations, gaining points each time. Row l-S. Baker, P. Craffis, M. Wales, V. Smith, S. Luellen Row 2-Miss Barker, D. luday, R. Sheppard, l. Frost, G Bowser, OF SCHOLARSHIP AND LEADERSHIP QUALITIES Row I-R, Sneppard, I. Cleveland, I. Frost, ,l. Lane. Row 2-Miss Barker, Miss Rucker, Mr. Cullen, S, Baker, D. Groves, S. Sears P, Oraffis, C. Newby, S, Carmack, T. Camp. Row 3-B Daggy, M, Patton, B. Hunter, S. Swales. M. Murphy. Row 4-D, Fleming I, Cordon, I, Ruddell, Row 5-I, Cross, V. Smith, A. Icnnings D. Selkc, l. Putnins. Row 6--L, Smith, D. luday, M. Vsfalcs. Row 7-P. Brandt, l. Kerr, I. Huffman. STUDENT COUNCIL, MORALE COMMITTEE gf I .rl .f. , , . . Vvvlggls. .. I M-.viva-I., . i saga. ,qa.w,- ' ' jg.g'j.'2fX '4,,'1w.' VZ- , . bk 1 ,X Z.. , . .. k -Vx Q I ,xueg .. T-E - 5 ' 'Y .ww-.4 va I Row I-P. Brandt, I. lordan, A. Van I'-loose, I. White, E. Merrill, I. Lange, P. Harding, D. Baldock. Row 2iMr. Longenecker, Miss Rentchler, Mr. Redman, R. Fisher, T. Moore, I. Baker, B, Fisher, W. Phelps, O. T. Myers, I. Lane, D. Bess, I. Cleveland, M. Dann, Collecting money for Hungarian Relief, provide ing programs at all basketball and football games. decorating the press box, arranging an officer training session, and selling bumper strips were only a few of the projects put into effect by our Student Council this year. Sponsored by the principal and deans, this student-selected group chose O. T. Myers as their president with john Lane, Dixie Baldock, and Patty Harding as the other officers. C'mon Trojan Cowpokes, bust those Bron- cos. This brightly colored sign in the main hall and similar reminders kept all the Trojan Boosters high in spirits and determined to be victorious. Morale Committee, under the supervision of Mr. Lewis Larrison, painted and put up these weekly words of advice, Planning all pep sessions and special convos, this group was responsible for the growth of school spirit this year. Row I-R, Sheppard, S. Birch, P. Brandt, Miss lordan, Mr. Zeigler, Mr. Larrison, I. Bland. Row 2-I. Cleveland, W. Phelps, P. Moore. MACERETTES BOOST SPIRITS TO A NEW HIGH Row I Bowsman Stephens Land Hagerman Fox Kerr Camp Cross Davns Chulds Row 2 Taylor McKmney Zummerman Harrus Lange Dyer johnson Sanders Cross lacobs Worley Row 3 Merrnll johnson Chambers Beall Hunter Whlte lrwln Arthur Babbutt Mles Carr Row 4 Marsh Maze Gorman Acton Ralns Baker Bennett Harding Ford Sweugart Wnlson Row 5 Armstrong Ruddell Lamb Anderson Hnatt Caldwell Francnsco Adams Baganz Brenneke Davls Row6 French Whute Fowler Pfeffer Ford Rlddle Thurman Brckel Hyden Smuth Smlth Reed Loy Worthungton Bowser Strukel Swales Crawford Mnllukan Van Hoose CIorman Carmen Row 7 Morrow Walden Wunslow Mattingly Bradway McClnntnc Smuley Tully Weusheat Pollard Bavender Row 8 Fadely Covey Mahrn Ledbetter Scott Sampley Rose Nash C-roves Worthungton Row I0 Meeks Chard York Wilson Sampley Turner Pfennmger Foster Deducated In memory of former cheerleader Barbara Macer a Macerette cheerblock of I22 smslung eager faces prepared to boost morale and enliven school spurnt In early September the group organuzed and dedscated the block at the fnrst home basketball game Provudlng contaguous enthusuasm at all home games sectnonals and reguonals thus group was truly loyal and staunchly behind the Trojan team In green and whnte blouses green sklrts and white gloves the group kept sports enthus asts amused and entertained at half time Co ordunat Ing wlth clever whute glove trucks and humorous verse the group was very busy Indeed lane Crawford Ellen Merrnll Carole Davus and Betty Chnlds Macerette otfucers plan new Ideas IU group co ordlnatuon ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - 1 I I I I I I I . . , . . . . I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - T I I I I I I I I I I - T I I I I I I I I I I L I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I . ,Q 2 it 3' COOKIE SALES FINANCE BIBLE CLUB PRDJECTS yo- 43 ROWI Nflus Pogue D Stephens R Wwrcllow P Rams C Swlm lvlr Pu Icy ROW 2 R Sparks L Waln K Chambers Dowell D Clayborn ROWS B outherland L I-lwckor B Shelt n E Mtse we D Frost S Croce ROW 4 I Edwards D Clufton I Nuop Students flock to the mann hall after school to purChaS cookues at one of Buble Club s monthly sale lvleetung once a week Buble Club members heard lnsplrung devotuonal programs dnscussed stones from the Buble and lustened to guest speakers Always tryung to help others reach the goal of unsplred luyung the club contrlbuted many worth whule thungs To the school lubrary they eave a book Peal e s Commentary on the Buble 1nd they gave an addltlonal twenty five dollar donatuon to the reluguous award whlch was pre sented to a deservnng senuor on Honor Day To tunance theur actuvutues members of the Buble Club each month baked Cookues and sold them to the students after school rn the mann hall An other project for makang money was a rummage sale wh ch they carrled out successfully last fall At Chrustmas tume the club bought food for a Christmas basket and deluvered ut to a needy famuly The group met at Drew Stephens house for a Chr stm s party engoyung plenty of food and fun Then to conclude the year s actuvutues and to honor the outgorng senuor members of the club they h d a banouet In May Mr Hobart Rusley and Muss Lewelta Pogue were co sponsors wrth Pat Ranns presldent Reba Ward low vuce presldent Carol Swum secretary treasurer and Drew Stephens chaplaln C' I ' . , . ..- Vu-V , it ... 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DECA MEMBERS COMBINE WORK WITH STUDY Essays club scrapbooks and judging con tests wt re hlghlnghts ot the Dlstrnbutlve Edu ratnon Club of lnduana state contest at Bloom lngton which several delegates from New Castle s DEC!-X attended In March In December the club sponsored the DECA Downbeat with Bob Balby from WISH In In dlanapols as disc jockey I-lnghllght ot the evennng was th crownlng ot Kay Carter and jam Boyd as lvlr and Mass DECA At Chrnstmas turne DECA gave trust cakes and sacks ot candy to the patnents at the Boxwood Nurslng I-lome as a holudwy treat um Boyd was elected state vac pr srdent ot the Dstrlbutlve Edu catvon Club ot lndrana at the state conventlon hed In Ind anapolus In October In Aprll DECA members honored thelr em ployers t a banquet at which they expressed theur gratnude tor the valuable experlences they had gained while working for them lVlr Cecll Powell was sponsor with nm Boyd pnesldent Ilm johnson vice president Betty Stephens secretary Marcla Wallen trewsurer and Kwy Carter hlstorlan To proxlde happiness tor elderly people t tne Boxwood Nurs :ng Home DECA member oan Browning anlce Brownlng Ioan Elklns and Arnold Dudley saclf Chrnstmas candy ROWI Mr Povncll Arnoll Dudley lam Boyd IIT1 ohnson ROW 2 own Elkins Kay Carter mace Brownung Ioan Brownnng Betty Stephens Marcua Wallen 'Nlora Skarnells ff' N 'E' ,I I 5 ' . . . . 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X, , ALPHA IS ACTIVE IN SCHOCDL COMMUNITY Loaded clown wuth paper Easter lulues whuch they vvull sell downtown Nan Harrus lean Lange Ellen Kay Merrull and Gerry Bows r a e ready to help tne Cruppled Chuldren s Socuety Runnung after change trompung up unto the bleachers and luggung heavy cases Alpha Tru I-lu Y members provuded the spectators wuth retreshung cokes at several home ball games As a prouect at Chrustmas tume the club completely clothed a needy eurl The gurls met durung the holuday season for a chulu party and then went Chrustmas carolung at the Clunuc and the two resthomes The gurls volunteered at Easter tume to sell Easter lnlues tor the Cruppled Chuldren s Socuety The club held uts forma unutuatuon un the chapel of the Pres byteruwn Church durung the latter part of October The gurls were unducted by the otfucers and tol lowung the servuce commuttees provuded entertaun ment and refreshments Alpha also sponsored a school dance and un the summer before school they sent three ottucers to Camp Tecums h tor leadershup traunung Ottucers were Ellen Kay Merrull presudent Gerry Bowser vuce presudent lean Lange secre tary Nan I-Iarrus treasurer Beverly Buckel chap lwun Sharon Lunk sergeant at arms and Muss Helen Rupley sponsor ROWI Whute Zummerman Lunk Lange I-larrus Merrull Bows r Buckel Muss Rupley ROW 2 Dyer Chambers lrwun Sanders Surber acobs Lewus Ford ONeal Baker johnson ROW 3 Ruddle Thurman Actcn Scott Svxeugart Wulson Pfennunger Fusher McCluntuc Reuter Ruddell ROW 4 l-lunshaw Smuth Maze Taylor Rose lN1sh Wunsloxm Pollard Weusheut Smuley Tully ROW 5 Groves Fowler Whute Bowser Ledbetter Werlung Seee Vanl-Iooe lvl rrow Mattungly Bradway ROW 6 Pfeffer lvlulluk n Crawford C rman French Lange A' 1 1 - - ' Q , I.... . 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SOCIAL, SERVICE ACTIVITIES KEEP BETA BUSY ROW I Mrs Rnclfert Kelsey Chambers Reuter Shockley lo dan Shepherd Custun Wvlt Abston Walt ROW 2 Hall Whlte man Burch Brandt Craft: Sweugart Turner Ctarrard Brock Hodson Ocker ROW 3 Blackburn Arthur Lucas Shortrudge Hardnng Fox Hagerman Van Busksrk Bouslog Meece Selke ROW 4 Newby tllus Mundell Benson Rutledge Knrkendall Ruckard Land Cruftuth Sears Brandt ROW 5 Waln Carter Evans Mark Cross Wnllnams Wulluams Planeaux Robnnson derson ROW 6 Turner Davls Foust Davus Baker Kerr White Crum Carter Anderson Wlnslow Neff ROW 7 Cough Car mack Hunter Bilph Burch enmngs Baldock McCarthy Vaught Hartgrove Krausbauer Davrdson Carrying out the theme Rhapsody In Red the gym was transformed Into colors of red punk and sulver for Beta s annual Valentune dance Heart s Hop which was held In February lane ordan club president entertained both former and pres ent members of Beta at a tea held durung Christ mas vacatnon ln May they entertained theur parents at Ma Pa and Me Banquet Durmg basketball season Beta was un charg of selling puckles :ce cream and cokes To promote Chrnstuan character throughout the home school and community Beta performed other servuces To provide for World Service they had a bake sale and sold plasttc ptllows to the spectators at the ball games At Thanksglvnng they prepared baskets of food for needy famllles Scrapbooks and toys made by the new members ot Beta durung lnutnatuon were gnveh to handlcapped children Offrcers were jane Iordan president Mary Wult vuce presndent joyce Crustun secretary Marilyn Shepherd treasurer loyce Kelsay chap Iam Kay Chambers and Sarah Reuter sergeants at arms and Marulyn Shockley hsstoruan Mrs Mary Rsckert was sponsor A delacuous dmner for a needy tamnly resulted from Betas Thanksguvun basket whlch commnttee members Duane Selke Donna Eilts Charlotte Newby and Cathenne Meece fnlled lx nv 2' 1 1 1 1 v 1 4 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . . - . , , . , . , . .An- - -T 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - - T 1 ' .G . . . ,,, . . 1 . 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A - . l I HI Y CREATES FESTIVE MOOD AT PARTIES DANCES Black oran e and yellow transform the gym unto an autumn scene as Gene Barley Bud Fusher lan Mahrn jerry Bland and llm Boyd decorate for l-lirvest Hop Contrnbutung ten toldlng tables to the hlgh school was one ot Hn Ys outstandrng actlvntles for thus year lr- October the new members of l-ll Y entertained members and thelr dates wlth skuts at the Pledge Party held at the Moose Lodge The gym was decorated nn tall colors an Novem ber when Ioyce Kelsay re gned as queen ot l-lu Y s annual dance l-lwrvest l-lop Followlng Coach Rwn dall Lawsons after dinner address two speech students gave humorous monologues adding to the evenings entertaunment at the annual Mother Cather and Son Banquet held rn February The Roberts Hotel In Muncie was the scene of great testlvlty nn May when the l-ll Y boys treated their best gurls to a bug dnner at their annual Best Curl Banquet l-ln Y boys contributed money to World Service by helping to sell plastic pnllows to the sports fans at the home basketball games Mr Robert Ackenhusen and Mr Ralph locke were co sponsors wnth Bud Pusher president erry Bland vlce presndent oe Nelrunck secretary Don oyner treasurer O T Myers chaplain and um Shepherd sergeant at arms ROWI Mr Locke Nelrunck Dudley Myers loyner Bland Fisher Shepherd Mr Ackenhusen ROW2 Murray Dunn Barley Abrell Ayres Reeves Tallrran McCartt Peno Mahan ROW 3 Rogan Bralnurd Pope Clevelwnd Bokmw Summers l-llmes Boyd Plerson ROW 4 D Cour ey Rams Fnsher Fadely Frost Kun rr l-lnday Bess Swayzee Lnvcrs ROW 5 Brown Crawford Worthmgton Mnllukan Cardwell Walls Allen Anspach luday ROW 6 Brown Thompson Worl Lane Dagqy McKee Meadows Byrd Beyer ROW 7 Upchurch Sheppard Shurk Flemrng McCormack Rncks Saylor Creenan Baker . . I ,- , , c . c ' , . - a - , . ul 9 ' - . xl ,, . , - .1 . . ' ' V ,L v - v - - 1 v L c . , ' ' . - - 1 u u v v 1 v - r 4 ' 1 4 v v I - . 'ls u X 1 V- W v - v v 5 v 9' u - 1 1 v v 1 I v l- W 1 u t 1 . u ' y ,s,. - ' ' V a T I Sq f X Ili, ' 1 l - x' T ll it V u QUESTERS-ELECTRONICS HAVE BUSY SCHEDULES ROW I Mr Coers Hannon Brammer Be s Coffey Steele Pfennlnger Mr Bowers ROW 2 Futrell Anspach Cleveland Os borne Carter Lacy Htckman Huffman ROW 3 Swelgart Speers Traancr Bowers Clearwater Peyton Carender Upham Weadlck ROW 4 Bcwers Pavy Tyner Moore McShurley Maya.: Trlttschuh Lee ROW 5 Staley Del-lart Babbltt Wallen Henry Knnert Fisher Baker Shaw Wwltmlrc Phelps Holding their formal Induction at the Presby teruan Church sponsorung a school dance and handling concessnons at some of the ball games were among major uesters Hr Y actuvntnes for thus year They also met jomtly with Alpha for a debate on dating an March Mr Thomas Bowers and Mr Russell Coers were co sponsors for the club wtth Rnchard Bess pres: dent Phil Coffey vice presldent David Pfennnn ger secretary and Ollle Steele treasurer '111'i From demonstratsons movses and lectures members of Ele tronucs Club learned how to be come radio operators and to get their licenses Bualdrng a nam radio was a proyect for each member and they also attended an amateur raduo operators conyentlon In Dayton Ottucers were Phnl Moore presudent Harold Cowan vrce presrdent Davrd Scutt secretary and lack Bennett treasurer Mr Bernard Hanley auduo visual durector was sponsor 59' i R W1 H Cowan P Moore D Scutt Bennett ROW 2 IN lout R jones C lngle R Tower P Alexander ROW 3 Cowan M Byrd 1 K I 1. - 1 1 1 5 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 3.1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 V ' - 1 1 1 A A f' l - , , C . . . . 1 - . - 1 - Q 1 I I s.. , -' 1 ' . . . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' , Y' . vu 1 ' ' E '. 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SPANISH CLUB PORTRAYS FOREIGN LIFE CUSTOMS 'M-lawn, 'Ulm l A typlcwl Chr: tmas Eye an South Ameruca as pncturerl by Ann Layne Mnke Murphy anet Wnate and Mnke Weadlck Spanlsh Club s Chrustmas play A Little Chrxstmus Eve Scene C-:yung plnatas trlled wnth candy to the hugh school teachers at Chnstmws tame was one of Spanlsh Clubs outstandung wctnvutues thus yewr Also 1tChrnstm'us tame tour members ofthe club became characters In theur Chrustmas plwy A Lnttle Chrnstmis Eve Scene showunq 1 typncwl Spanish Chrnstmas Eve Club programs Included guest speakers d scus sions on Spanush lute and customs and travelogues For added entertaunment Spanish Club members played games by usxng Spwnush words In October the club presented the devotuonal program honor :ng Chrlstopher Columbus over the PA They spon sored the Language Lope along wuth Lat n Club On Honor Day awards were made to the turst 1nd second year students who made the highest scores on the lwnguage examination Actuvltles were concluded for the year and ot hcers were announced ata banquet nn May Mass Lewelta Pogue led Spanush Club is sponsor wlth Putty Hardlng presldent Sylyua Conway vnce presudent janet Whrte secretary treasurer and Mllce Murphy chaplaln ROWI S Conway M Murphy White P I-Iardnng M Bokrna M1ssPogue ROW2 M Kllley R Sparks A Lwyne I Ccren P Hagerty M Amburgey R Davis ROW 3 C Marcum T Schacht I York B Duvall P Webster B I-lsdwy P Clmtfus ROW 4 M Dayus D Anderson P Stnnson Pix EV' I L , ,, , , 3 - , . . 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V ROMAN CHARIOT RACE PROVIDES HILARITY ROWI Baker Rrley Seashols Fadely Mrss Hodson Flemnng Daggy Camp Hunter Luellen Craftrs Verr Hardrng ROW 2 Moore eftrues Tnglor Upchurch l-larter Fowler White Pfefter Shepherd McCl1rn l-lodson l-lartlrne ROW 3 Moose Rush Fnlely Burrt Bnwsmm Amos l-larrrs Cook Swergart Skarnelus Meeks lordan ROW 4 Swales Ocker l-lexnes D uglas Bowers Muver Trrttschuh Hunnncutt Watt Baganz C-rbson McK1nnew ROW 5 Sampley Conway Du NVhtte lrwrn Burgess Babbrtt Bess l-lurdlng Evans Fnnnegan Turner ROW 6 Conner Nerdetfer Cecll Dudley An pach Upham Moore Collier Speers Hutt man Rumscy Roblnson ROW 7 Gregory Dwrley Carender McShurley Bess Steele Osborne Carter Brammer Trmnor Duvall Actrng 'ls slaves to the old members ot Latrn Club new members were kept busy supplylng them wrth food t the Roman Banquet held an No vember Anne McClarn and Bob Fadely reigned as Queen juno and Kung jupater and a prcture was sent to the National lunror Classical League The Language Lope was co sponsored wrth Spanish Club and several Latin Club members dressed as Roman cltrzens and entertarned the students by partrcrpatrng rn a charlot race At Chrnstmas time the club gave canned goods to the Salvatuon Army tor Chrvstmas baskets For theur Chr stmas party a movie The Littlest Angel was shown to members In March Ball State Teachers College was the scen ot grewt actrvrty as several members from New Castles club attended the unuor Classrcal League state conventron First and second year Latrn students took a language examunatron Aprrl and on l-lonor Day the wlnner from each class was presented wrth an award Mass Mabel l-lodson was sponsor David Flemrng presrdent Bob Fadely vrce presndent Bully l-lun ter secretary Bob Daggy treasurer Thadelle Camp hrstorran and Sandy luellen reporter Dressed as Roman crtrzens and preparrng for a charaot race at the Language Lope Dan e are members of Latrn Club 'f , 1 ,. 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C 1 . - C . . , , 9 C K . . .C , ' . 1 t 1 - 1 - SPORTS FANS PARENTS NEEDY FAMILIES rl Wnth decoratlons In keepung wlth the har vest season juntor SunShune gurls entertained their mothers wnth pantomnmes and muslc at the Mother Daughter Banquet IU November The club composed of freshman and sopho more gurls started the year wrth a formal unntnatuon by candlelight at the Methodist Church They also had a pxcnuc at Memorial Park at which they were unntnted unformally For the home football and basketball games SunShune gnrls were kept busy poppxng and sellzng popcorn to the many sports fans Be :ng a service organlzatlon and always trytng to Improve thelr community unror SunShlne gave frult plates to unfortunate famulues at Thanksguvung and at Chrustmas tame the new members donated canned goods for baskets to be gnven to needy famulres Officers were Pat ohnson president Bev secretary lohanna Reuter treasurer and Var gunna Chambers chaplaln Mrs Margaret Amos md lohannw Reuter Sal'1Cl6VS Served BS SDOVWSOI' Mukrng plans for 1 future Iunlor SunShrne meetnng are offlcers Vurgtnaa Chambers Sharon Sanders Pat johnson Beverly ROWI Mrs Sanders Whlte Sanders lohnson Amos Chambers Reuter Zimmerman ROW 2 Ford Melton Lewns Cross lrwan Harrus Lange ohnson Prrtchett Dyer ROW 3 Ford Blckel Thurman Ruddle acobs Babbitt Arthur Pfennlnvcr An derson Fa her Shoemaker ROW 4 Stanley Barley 'VlcC:nms S ese Sutphnn Rose Lnnk Bowser Mettert I-latter ROW 5 Mules Lowery Bowser Welshent Vanl-loose Pollard Groves Cordon M Clrntuc Walden Mattmgly Bradway I I l :Tag 'f-F4 . . . . . 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' if?-' , . 1 erly Amos, vice-presidentg Sharon Sanders, l BENEFIT FROM SUNSHINE GENEROSITY ROWI Mrs Peterson Anderson Planeaux Van Buskurk Whuteman Turner Selke McClan I-lodson Ircl n ROW 2 ShocL Cnrrard Brandt Burch Hall Shepherd Sweugart Shockley Kung Brock Reuter ROW 3 McCunnus Upchurch Waluw Turner Foust Ocker Rutledge Kelsay Wulluams Custun Abston ROW 4 Hagerman Hardung Evans Arthur Blackburn Benson Mundell Carter Crultuth Sears Robunson Bouslog ROW S Mark Davus Cross Balph Ruckard Krausbauer Wunslow Flowers ROW 6 Neal McCarthy Neff H1y Baldock Iennungs Davudson Provudung sports fans wuth popcorn at the toot ball and basketball games was one ot Senuor Sun Shune s Important actuvutues agaun thus year Feast :ng on pumpkun pues and enuoyung coffee and tea the teachers were guests of honor at the Faculty tea held un the school lubrary un November At Chrustmas the gurls Drovuded addutuonal hap puness by helpung Tru Kappa Sororuty wrap Chrustmas gufts tor the mental patuents and they also deluvered two Chrustmas baskets to needy tamulues Hughlughtung Holudayactuvutueswascrown ung ot the Snowball Queen Carolune Sweugart ln anuary the gurls entertauned theur dads at Dad Daughter Date Nught wuth a skut monologue and a gurls truo ln May each Senuor SunShune gurl revealed her udentuty to her Ideal Lady Mrs loyce Peterson was sponsor Margue Turner presudent Duane Selke vuce presudent ludy Whuteman recordung secretary Cheryl Van Buskurk correspondung secretary Anne McClaun treasurer Sharlene Anderson chaplaun and Chrustlne Planeaux sergeant at arms Enactung a scene from Party Lune the skut presented at Dad Daughter Date Nught are Carolune Svveugart Anne Kraus bauer Chrustune Planeaux and Su ue Sears xwune, J ' I . I I - - I . I . ' - . 3 5 - T 1 . I- . . - - I I . - - T . . - ' , . . . , . . - '- . . . . . . . Y I I I ' I I I I I Y I ' 1 I I I It K' I I I ' - .. . .. . K v ' . , I .- I ' ' . S 1 . 5-e55'E.'ut . ' 'Z, wizgufzuu . ' r q B? ,Hr -Q ,V ,U , . . . 'I - 'Q' ,F 5'-Lfuf K , I . I :N Y - . , . X I. . . S' ' , ' I 5 ' ' , . E F W - u I - - , . . . . , 1 . , . . 1 I I - I . u . . . I FBLA OFFICERS LEAD IN STATE ACTIVITIES 4 41 alce Dann Daana NVallaams Carolyn Whate Lynne I-lunt and oyce I-lull receave thear sup rvasor degree from Mrs Bashop at the formal anataataon To aad every habh school student the Future Busaness Leaders ot Ameraca turnashed them wath notebook paper by placan f a paper machane an the hall ln November the club sponsored ats annual dance the Busaness Bounce at whach Caene Baaley was adentataed as the Mystery Person Wath plenty ot good food members of FBLA played games and exchanged gatts at thear Chrast mas party an December ln March the club mem bers traveled to Muncae to the state conventaon of the Future Bus ness Leaders of Ameraca Make Dann state presadent and loyce I-lall state secre tary presaded over the conventaon In the sprang to conclude the years actavataes and to honor the outgoane senaor members FBLA held ats annual banquet at the YMCA and honored each senaor member wath gatts purchased by the underclwssmen members Mrs uanata Bashop was sponsor tor the club wath Make Dann as presadent loyce Hall as vace Dawna Vtfallaams as treasurer ROW I Mrs Hankenhoft Meece Dwnn Wallawms I-lall Whate Mrs Bashop ROW 2 Brown Mwssen wlr. Ford Smath Short radge Brownanq Luc s Brwndt Shepherd Shockley ROW 3 Urchurch Roberts Hwrtea Lowery Upchurch Smath Stinley Wwrcl low Arthur ROW 4 Hagerman Melton Ford Males Zammerarnn Vin Busk rk Pohan on Dyer Surber ROW 5 Walson Hall Kendall Baaley Kend ll Chalds Crum Mundell Divas Cirter P uter ROW6 Rammer Lewas Starks Divas ROW 7 Crandall Shepherd Rene Crawford Kendall XaVhate Thompkans Bwratt Duvall - . ' I ' 1 . , ' C . . C L . I I I M ' L K - - I J - I c . , ' -1. ' ' Sv- V' I' 1 I - -in f l . H . . . , I - - , C 1 I C . . Q A S l - presadent, Catherane Meece as secretaryg and . c - A I 4 . 'L I 4 ' . , f, a , ' , , , 1 C , xc . - , , Fm a, L . - . , FFA JUDGES LIVESTOCK, FARM PRODUCE 1' 44 QA ROWI I Wnnnnngham C Vxfrlkrnson L Roblnson Hollan A Duvall E Wnlknnson Cold ROW Z B Clold E Wunnlng ham E Brcnncman D Wright C Halc W Bowsman ROW 3 Mr Furbcc D Bowsrvan T Rogan L Falrchlld lvl Stults D Smlth B Laurie Partnclpatrng In judging contests and learnrns' more about the types ot poultry gram livestock and daury products were mayor actlvltles of the Future Farmers of Amerlca Club Several times durlng the summer the club met for recreatnon meetings at whlch they played baseball ln Sep tember FFA sponsored the tnrst school dance of the year A Landrace Hog was presented to the FFA Club by the Henry County Farm Bureau Co op as a project to glve each boy tramung ln rals ng and developlng h s own stock ot hogs At Halloween and Chrlstmas tame three clubs FFA FHA and Machunust Club met together to celebrate the o cas ons New Castle s FFA club was host for the dlstr ct tall banquet and chapter sweetheart contest Llnda Roblnson was selected as New Castle s chapter sweetheart agaln thus year because of her talent and personallty In the sprang club members honored thelr par ents at the Parent Son Banquet Mr Robert Furbee was soonsor tor the organlza tron wlth Earl Wllkrnson pres dent Charles W l krnson vlce president ames Hollan se retary Allan Duvall treasurer Thad Rogan reporter and erry C-old sentrnel At onc of thclr many lunlgrng contests membcrs Earl Wllkln son Davrd Vfrnght and ames Hollan cxamlnc a Holstein cow l l -1- . 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' ' .z - we -' ' M -r--:. n - - D..5f 'D- FUTURE HGMEMAKERS PLAN TOMGRRGWS HGMES Attrictrxe gelt wruppmg ure demonstrated by Kay P1 whole Marque Tu ncr 1nd Carolyn Farmer watch untentnvely Food wws prled hugh as members of FHA FFA and Machln st Club met for a Halloween party rn October at Memorlal Park and for a Chrlstmas party an December at Surnyslde School The Future Homemakers of Amerucw Club fur nlshed coffee and doughnuts to the adult even ng classes each Monday Tuesday 1nd Thursday eve nmg throughout the year Rememberune, theur motto Toward New Horizons membcrs were inducted In a formal service at the Lutheran Church Several delegutes from New Castles chapter of FHA attended the dlstruct meeting at Yorktown rn the tall The club sponsored 1 dance the Peppermnnt Twnrl an anuary and crowned Nancy Foster as queen At Chrustmas tnme the Christmas gsft commut tee showed FHA members how to wrap attrwctuve packwges nnexpensuvely Leadung the club thus year as ottucers were Sandra Drablng Dresldent anet Marsh vlce president anet Thomas secretary and Marvlyn Scales treasurer Sponsors were Mlss Frances Ellar Mlss Muzetta Cuymon Mlss Luella Webb and Mrs Phyllis Powell Htrrus Ford bovxsrnn Upchurch Smith Baker Skipper Mukclmg Scalcs Ford Thomas Mass Webb M Eulir ROW 2 Hall Dudley Ocker Merrill Barkdull ROW 4 Acton Davls Acto ROW 3 Masseng Ie Knrkcndwll Sells Frost Shelton Smllcy ROW S Mclver Beam Crlftltn Turner Burgess Neal Boylen Brown Cashdollar Smnth Smrth Wrllram Farmer Smlth ROWI Vlr Powell Mass Cuymon Boyles Amos Marsh Dris Barkdull Upchurch Foster ROXV 6 Batchteeld Alexander GC OI' C 1 ' C L - ' L : 1 - 4- T . . V, . x ' k . a . C . L . r C ' C C , . , l . f g ' 1 ' sl ' fC ' ' A - - X I T Q 4 c A , . . C , . ' fc . . . . 3 A -. . . 1 , lb: 1 - 1' . . , I . V - . t 3- 1 U . 1 1 . . . . A . -' S. . ' . . . . 1 . . . -. - . , R t . , ,- , 5. ' ' 1 - i f I Q T L ., iff' ,tl ' I w 2 rr.. it . X, 5 .f T T A, S jf ' 5 . , ant ' ' P Lv- ,. ' l 1' I 4 w Nui, ,pf 1 1. , L .,,. V, .- GAA INVITES DTHERS TO SPORTS EVENTS W 'l P 1 Sm Larn P Sowers D C-run r H Hay L Barley P Glasgow Mass Femln W 2 r nt mpley E Swe l ru Cow N Parker ffennett E Troxel ROW 3 S Call: L Lawson l. Armstrong reem n T Mcrcd th D Balfcr P ardnng S rovcs F lvlorr ll OW 4 D mnth ccves S ur vu 1 o li Couwts Attendnng dlfferent leadership camps and CAA clnntcs members of the Curls Athletic Assoclatlon partnclpated ID different sports events and learned new rules wnd game procedures At the CAA Leadershrp Camp In Delphi memb rs participated and lawn bowling They also met In classes and learned the responsnbulutues of leadershup ln November New Castle C-AA sponsored a Golf Cltnuc at the American Legnon Golf Course when the gms from other schools learned the fundamentals of good golf They attend d a CAA Clan c at Ball State In December to learn the cor rect rules for volleyball from demonstrations g ven Dy the clun c squads The club also acted as hostess s for gurls from Hagerstown Creenfueld and other CAA clubs when they came here to partucupate nn sports con tests At a banquet In Aprvl plaques were pre sented to members who earned the most points during the year by theur attendance and by scores on wrutten tests The club earluer sponsored a dance wnth the proceeds berng used to buy the plaques Leading the club were Hulda Hay presrdent udy Lamb secretary and Linda Armstrong treas urer lvllss Ian Fleming and Mass Pauline ordan were co sponsors for the club udmnn Lamb 1nd Hilda Hay make sure they haxe the correct clubs before they tee off for nine holes of golf RO -- Cluk, L, mth, I. . b, . , . ' e, . , . , . , l ' g, R0 -R, B ig? . C. SQ , -1 ec, L. St kel, P. Davis, I. L, . , I, , . l. -. 's, . Q , . X, P, F a , , t ' : , , N , ,HV ' , .C , . L .R - .S ,P. R , '. H st, B, S egart, I, C Llc. , I I . ' . . f f - C P, A' .e . , S Q in different events such as cageball, volleyball, S . . In '04 ' , . ' . . - I fi.i:4,f ' S ' I 4 't yr A , I eff? f . g 1 . ., - 1 .., . I . v - ' ' ' ' - X 4 I . D L S ' I . I . I 1 I is f I .5 . . . I 1 fl 2 , MACHINIST CLUB SELLS Arnold Hubbs watches Larry Abrell as he starts to sharpen a tool on the tool and cutter grinder PENCIL KEY CHAINS Meeting once a month members of Machinist Club worked to create a better feeling between the machine shop students the school and the com munity In O tober for Halloween the club com blned with Fl-IA and I-FA for a party held at Me mortal Park Cntt donatuons tor less fortunate chil dren were made at Chrnstmas time when the three clubs met again for a party at Sunnyside School Games and dancnng furnished entertainment Small bowling pin key channs were made and sold by Machinist Club boys at the Industrial Fair in October As treats at the club s school dance in March club members made and sold key chains Each sen or member ot Machinist Club was pre sented with a piece of jewelry from the under classmen members during the year and nn the spring the outgoing sensor members were honored guests at a picnic given by the other members Mr I-lurley ett led the organization with Donn Rice as president Arnold I-lubbs as vice president and Charles Rains as secretary treasurer ROW I Charles Rains Arnold I-lubos Donn Rice ROW 2 David Lee Clyde I-Iatley Henry Cewtry Larry Abrell Mr ett 'X ab- .QQ 1' i , L. , I - ' ' 5 ., . 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GOUGH IS TOP INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL bCIENTIST 'K I- ROW I Mr Rlnehwrt Cleveland Cough Caldwell Francisco Brcnneke Barratt Meadows Baganz Mrs Cough ROW2 Counts ONCQI lett Wttt Dwvls Anderson Mullnkan Crawford Hunter ROW 3 Dlshman Bcall Stephens Cowan Allen Small Robert Turner Stmpley Edstene ROW 4 Wummer Esham Conway Day Douglas Booth Cowan Davls Alexander ROW 5 Schacht Dlcken Brown Extractlng pouson trom a bee stung and lnlectlng IflI'1lO an an mal typlng and testing blood making slldes ot plwnt tussues and determ nlng the effect ot toothpaste and powder on growth of mouth bactena were protects whlch SCIENCE Club mem bers dlsplayed at the Cclence Farr ln Apnl To start oft the year s a tlvltles members of the club h d a plcnlc ln October at whlch everyone brought covered dishes for a pltch In meal In November when several of the Future Sclen tnsts ot Tomorrow travered to lndlana Un verslty to the junior Academy of Scaence state conventlon Betty jane Cough was elected state presldent A tlve member councul of science teachers also named Betty lane the Best Curl ln Sclence out of nearly three hundred hugh school s entlsts who 'attended the convent on Eatlng sneune carols and square dancrng members of Sclen e Club enyoyed the Chrlstmas holldays at a party held at Wulbur Wrlght School Mr Robert Rlnehwrt and Mrs Mary Cough led the organlzat on as co sponsors wlth john Clev land as prestdent Mel nda Caldwell as vlce presldent ludy Franclsco as secretary and Betty lane Cough as treasurer Mike Allen vuews the sky from has telescope whale Mellnda Caldwell and ohn Cleveland Iusten to hrs descrlptron 6 H si- ' '- ' pst 1 I - x I 3 I me r ' I QM NL V , jx I 1 I - Q B 1 I 1' Y- . 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A 1 1 V .ffffmi I ov, f K X -. 5 if wg 3 jf In A V 1 5 lx ffx QQN TROIAN TRAIL New Castle l2 Ft, Wayne 20 New Castle 3l North Vernon l4 New Castle 7 Richmond Zl New Castle l3 Scecina I4 New Castle 6 Logansport 20 New Castle l3 Frankfort 7 New Castle 7 Muncie 27 New Castle 6 Noblesville 7 New Castle l8 Lafayette 6 GRAB SIXTH IN NCC After a hard-luck loss to Noblesville, the gridders ended the season successfully, as they fought to an 18-6 victory over Lafayette. The Hay- men might have reversed their record with a few breaks and without the loss of seniors lim Worth- ington and Bill Tallman because of injuries, Assistant Coach Randall Lawson, Head Coach Langan Hay, Athletic Director Horace Cook, and Assistant Coach Bob Horn gather together iust before a reserve team game. Next year, the Trojans will lose their fine co- captains, Gerald Ayres and jim Shepherd, along with Mike Dann, Tim Rogan, Ronnie DeCoursey, George Crandall, Gene Bailey, and Mike Odom. The returning juniors and sophomores should give Coach l-lay a fine team next year. As Coaches Hay and Horn watch in the background, the Trojan gridders run through a practice scrimmage at the 22nd Street field. The second team, on the right, provided rugged opposition for the varsity all year long. .i,, L I 'QT 'I -11--1 HAYMEN SHCDW SPIRIT l-lighfstepping jim Shepherd 122l leaps over a teammate and eludes the grasp of a Richmond player as he races around end, Shepherd, cof captain and standout performer all season long. helped lead the Trojans to one of their best games against the top-ranked Red Devils. Gene Bailey 1201 is trapped and hauled down by two Scecina linernen as john l-lay 13ll and an- other Trojan appear in the background. Bailey, a senior and fine all-around performer, was a great asset against the Crusaders. The l-laymen were the first team to score against Scecina. Gene Bailey 1201 and two unidentified Trojans pursue a Richmond halfback as jim Worthington 1231, Tim Rogan 1571, and john l-lay 13ll come up to give aid. The Green and White defense was outstanding in the second half of this game, for they held the mighty Red Devils scoreless. Horace Cook, athletic director, ticket manager, and top-flight Trojan booster, watches as Mike Odom, George Crandall, and Ronnie DeCoursey display their football letters and trophies. ME f ,. ij 45, Y , if .a-i , , . ftw' .f ' . if f'-r '1 ,' 145311. ' W - ,,Q i,.,aw::l 'A . a f-:,, 555:553-1- us- a r0'1 'i f-L-' 131' ' ' I ' Rapp. .1.,,5'gA, LJ Xuf FIGHTING FRESHMEN GAIN VALUABLE EXPERIENCE Led by Coach Elwood Wegesin, New Castles freshmen gridders continually showed great de' termination and desire. Although they won only one game out of six, the frosh never lost their Trojan fighting spirit. The youngsters made continual improvement as Coach Wegesin stressed fundamentals and principles of the game at all times. Near the end of the season, the frosh showed real ability and promise as they topped a tough Anderson team. Backfield men Gary Fox, Steve Staley, and john Lee. along with Iinemen Gary Kinert and Chuck Lawson, were outstanding for the frosh. FROSH RECORD New Castle Muncie McKinley New Castle 6 Anderson South Side New Castle 6 Cambridge City New Castle O Connersville New Castle Muncie Blaine New Castle 27 Anderson Central Freshmen Tom Cottman, Gary Kinert, David Brenson, Manager Mike Weadick, Layne Fairchild, and Thad Rogan group around Coach Wegesin at a chalk-talk before practice. ROW I-I. Henry, R. Blow, D. Perry, C. Del-lart, P. Wallen, I-l, Ziglar, I. Lee, R. Edwards, W. Phelps, I, Bailey. ROW 2-C. Williams, B. Laurie, S. Staley, C. Waltmire, T, Rogan, L. Winchester, K. Dishman, D. Brenson, C. Lawson, D, Stoots. ROW 3- D. Brewer, C-. Werking, S. Stockton, T, Cottman, A. Douglas, L. Fairchild, B. Fisher, M. Bertram, D, I-lufford, B. Show. ROW 4-G. Fox, R. Price, R. Prince, l-l. Carnes, Manager M. Weadick, Coach Wegesin, G. Kinert. .dpi -v , , . l M .A 'D . Jw' , ' '?i',f y..i ' I K..9 3 ' ' .. :mf f 'ML ' .X -if , DETERMINED TRCJANS ANDERSON jack a sophomore ganned honorable mentlon on the all conference squad for has flne play at tne center position He should be a stand out an l9':7 CRANDALL George became one of the Tro jan s best lmemen He worked constantly to lmprove himself and became a star defensive ard He wr massed next year TURNER Gerald a guard fumshed has sec ond year as a starter for the Trojans Has fight mg splrlt and expert ence should prove valu able to the grldders In the future MASTIN Larry was the grant of thus year s squad We ghmg 260 pounds he dudn t allow anyone to run over hum As he has two years left he should develop unto a great tackle SWAYZEE Tom a gunlor took over the tough quarterback as sugnment thus year He umproved steadnly and wrth has experience and abllrty should be out standlng next year SWEICART Mnke another of the many sophomores played the fullback posltlon Has hard running and great defensive play were used to advantage by the Trojans all year AYRES Bud sensor co captaun and out standlng tackle was a great offenslve blocker H s strong leadershlp and determ nat on won h m a berth on the all conference team SHEPHERD jim sen nor co captann proved to be the team s leader Hrs determunatnon and desure Inspired all has teammates He was a great runner and also excelled on defense i '! 1 ! , . 1 l A 1 ' v gu . 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LCSE EIGHT SENIORS BAILEY Gene a two letterman sn football was the fastest boy on the Troyan squad Al though hampered by lngurnes throughout the season he always came back fughtung WORTHINGTON Re flnlshzng has fourth varsuty year was a good all around player He was ham pered by a knee lnlury but he fought to con tlnue playing IOINES- Bug lvllke playing hrs first year of varsuty football made a startung tackle posutaon for the Haymen With has snze he should be a great help to the future Trogans LACY David who IS onlya sophomore com pleted hus second year of varsity play Hls natural ablluty and fnghtung spurut made hum a great guard against every opponent TALLMAN Wullne hampered by unlurues thus year as he was last never stopped fughtung Holdung down an end posntuon he became a fnne placekncker as well as a keen competltor ROCAN Farmer un hns second varsuty year was one of the most alert boys on the team Both has defen suve and offenssve abuluty helped the Tro yans out of many jams HAY john wlth has sparklzng speed great running ablllty and ln born wull to wln was a standout for the Trojan gradders He us only a sophomore and wnll re turn next year DECOURSEY Ronnie was the team humornst and he kept everyone nn good spuruts He was a hard runnmg fullback and capable defensive performer wuth a great competitive spurlt 'YFF at 1 J' G ,Q ' aes Rowl Manager F Traunor Mullukan A Sutherland I Barkley L Clnnton B Hnday Row2 M Powers C Pollutt M Stanley F Laurie O T Myers D loyner I Bralnard R Brooks Row 3 Coach Kirby M Bergnn E Wnlkunson E Brenneman M lrvun B Upchurch M Anspach C Lucas S Cooper RUNNERS WIN FIVE CAPTURE SIXTH IN NCC ,fu Ca- gf.: IY ll nv- if' ang ua fo- Q if-M l A The Trojan cross country runners nn only thelr second year of actnve competutuon compuled an envnable fuve won two lost one tied record dur Ing regular season competntuon Through daily practlce sessuons Coach Bob Kurby rounded the boys unto good physical condntuon Team splrlt was hugh and the young runners always gave their all toward vnctory Wlth ten teams competung at the conference meet the harrners took enghth place and with 3l teams competing at the sectional meet they captured suxth Leading the Trojans In thus gruellung sport were co captalns Don loyner and Art Sutherland john Mnllnkan Frankie Laurne Larry Cllnton Bob I-Inday and jvm Barkley were also standouts on the varsity squad Mullvkan set the team record of 9 O8 for the two mule course The cross country scoring system IS confusung to many people for the team wlth the lowest score wuns One point IS glven for flrst place two for second three for thurd and so on The team score us equal to the total number of pomts acquired by that team s top fnve fnnrshers The l957 season looks prornusung as four letter men and several other outstandvng boys wall re turn to Coach Kurby s squad meet at the Amerncan Leglon golf course Led by Captauns Sutherland and Joyner the runners go through another warm up exercuse before a meet . , - . , . , . , . . 1' , - . - . - . - I l I - D l I l T ! - Y - - . , . . I , 1. 1 j , I 'fl ' - I . -. I I . l ' I . . - A , rx' --1 0.5: ' g 1 , 63 51' ' T 1. Q . lw Q - ' - N . ' ' . . - flv S, A . I . , , f ul I A, Q I 4 - v ' t A ' 'A ' A Q 1 , A I ,, rw f -1---4 1'-gf :: .f. I 'faq .' .' V FW . Ml - 1 . 22ff'Z.'j--al. -:eta , Cm: as -V - . . . . - ' :af vu- .,.+w..l:: y 3 ..,. . . -fe?-11-Lf -' Coach Knrby watches has Troyan harrners warm-up before a -H l.-,,,1,.,VfL .few-f w 'R' I- ,,,H,,, .,,-...-rw- 5JrL Yg,.,. -L . . Txillzglvil f'l'?iIfA. 3-':T'f4'f' x 1 ' I' Vi' .-fix -I . 3' 4 fu'-'N - 'rv ' 'I 'I' y, - - . ' ,fr ,fl-A .- fg,.,,f..4g -1 'Cv -- -. ,- - 'W .1 ,L . r Senior co-captain Larry Abrell locks arms with a Crispus Attucks wrestler in an attempt to accomplish a takedown. Larry was a real asset to Coach Niflis' team, BRENNEMAN EXCELS AS With seniors Estal Brennernan and Larry Abrell as co-captains, Coach Homer Niflis' wrestling squad finished its season with a four-won, eight- lost, one-tied record. In spite of their losing sea- son and last place conference finish, the grapplers always gave their best effort, and team spirit seemed to be high, throughout the season. WRESTLERS RECORD New Castle 22 Kokomo 33 New Castle 20 Richmond 34 New Castle l8 Muncie 34 New Castle 25 North Central 22 New Castle l6 Royerton 34 New Castle l6 Marion 31 New Castle 25 North Central 25 New Castle 26 Anderson 28 New Castle 8 Richmond 34 New Castle 29 Royerton 25 New Castle 20 Marion 25 New Castle 33 Madison Heights 23 New Castle 3l Crispus Attucks 2l GRAPPLERS WIN FCDUR Brenneman, who lost only one match all season, won second place in his division at the conference meet. Seniors Dick Brainard, Arnold l-lubbs, Earl Wilkinson, and Larry Abrell also worked hard all season and will be missed. Coach Niflis probably will build his next year's team around returning lettermen Ronnie Broyles and Cecil Gentry. Row I-Manager Mike MCC-raw, Estal Brenneman, Larry Abrell, Manager Dick Green. Row 2-lack Byrd, Arnold Hubbs, Coach Niflis Earl Wilkinson Dick Brainard MIGHTY TROJANS A POWERHOUSE AGAIN ,rg Coach Randall Lawson, who returned to his hometown' and led the Trojans to a victorious season, goes over a play with assistant coach Walter O'Brien, New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Row I-Manager I, Worthington, T. Summers, Coach Lawson, R. Reeves, Manager M. Dann. Row 2-L. Marsh R Puvv K Kinert, D. Ioyner, B, Fisher, T. Rogan, B. Upchurch, G. Hines, T. Swayzee, I. Shepherd, TROYMEN'S TRAIL BIC FOUR Greenfield Hartford City Richmond Tech Greensburg Columbus TOURNEY Anderson Hammond Tech Elwood Frankfort Shortridge Marion Logansport Muncie Burris Rushville Muncie Central jeff Lafayette Anderson Connersville Kokomo SECTIONAL Spiceland Middletown Sulphur Springs Lewisville REGIONAL Richmond Muncie Central WIN NINETEEN LOSE SEVEN- FOURTH IN NCC ah Thus Trojan season wnll long be remembered for It marked the begjnnung of a new era an New Castle basketball Under new head coach Randall Lawson an old N H S graduate the mughty Trojans regalned their tradntlonal rankung as a basketball power compnled theur best record un seven yewrs and captured fourth place an the NCC Playsng the roughest competutlon ln the state the hugh splrlted Trojans won l-4 and lost 6 durrng the regular season nncludlng a never to be for gotten vlctory over arch rjval Muncle Central fjnlshed wjth an overall record of l9 wuns and 7 losses and absolutely refused to accept defeat An exceptlonally well balanced scorjng attack stumped many opponents and as the season pro gressed the team developed a hlghly effectlve fast break whnch helped ranse the New Castle scorlng average to a record 66 8 potnts per game The Trojan sectnonal vlctory was clrmaxed by a thrlllung come from behind vnctory over prev: ously unbeaten Lewusvjlle ln the regjonal after a beautlfully played but exhausting vsctory over Rjchmond the Trojans lost a close one to the lvluncle Bearcats even though they led untul the closjng munutes The loss was a heart breaker for Lawson s boys played great ball and were In the eyes of many the best team un the tourney Duxle Baldock Hilda l-lay Sally Burch and an Mahan n whutel along with B Team cheerleaders Elalne Neal Helen Muller Gerry Bowser and Margle Turner 'un green' helped ralse school spnrut to 1 record hugh throughout the year Statlstlcxan Muke Dann and managers lm Vxforthlngton and Mlke Davjs played a bag part ln the success of the Trojan basketbdllers IH I957 By worknng together they performed thelr tasks speeduy and efllcucntly Bull Upchurch tl2l ts hldden from vjew as Tum Rogan 4321 and Teague of Anderson scrap for a rebound The Trojans avenged an earlner defeat as they ntpped the Indlans 63 59 I I , . , I ' fi , A L . . . I. . K . C ,, V .A . fl , ' 1 6 n '- P ' u wi. W is-7 NX- M X... hc ' fl W., 1:.r'l cs 3 . . . c , . y - - - - ' 1 . , . , - x V T . . - - . . .- t . . . j . i . . . T , - ' r - 1 j V 1 :DE f! ,F W iii FHM qfk B-TEAM SCORES 3l New Castle Creenfield New Castle 37 Hartford City New Castle 32 Richmond New Castle 25 Tech New Castle 47 C-reensburg New Castle 55 Columbus TOURNEY New Castle 25 Anderson New Castle 46 Muncie Central New Castle 38 Elwood New Castle 3l Frankfort New Castle 29 Shortridge New Castle 38 Marion New Castle 45 Logansport New Castle 49 Muncie Burris New Castle 46 Rushville New Castle 37 Muncie Central New Castle 40 Lafayette New Castle 46 Anderson New Castle 47 Connersville d.o.t. New Castle 40 Kokomo SDPHOMORE RESERVES PRE Showing real promise for future success, Coach Walter O'l3rien's all-sophomore reserve team won 8 games and lost l2 over a tough schedule. Even against older boys, the young Colts gave a good account of themselves. With a little more experi- ence and some hard work during the summer, these boys should help bring the Trojan varsity another winning season. nspach, P. Coffey. Row 2-Coach O'Brien, D. Foster, D.Osborne, M. loines, V, Lockeridge, M. Sweigart, R. Sewell, Manager M, Davis. Row I--O. Steele, D, Lockeridge, I. Hay, l. Anderson, M. A Dale Foster, high-scoring and hard rebounding B-team for- ward, leaps high to grab a stray shot from Frankfort opponents as Ollie Steele l24l moves in to give aid. PARE FDR VARSITY PLAY Team strength was bolstered early in the sea- son, when Dwight and Vernon Lockeridge moved from Spiceland to New Castle. Dale Foster, Ruall Sewell, and Dwight Lockeridge led the team in scoring over the twenty game schedule. David Osborne, Mike Sweigart, Melvin Anspach, and john l-lay started frequently and along with the other boys showed real ability. If Row I Thad Rogan Burke Show WlIbur Hancock Melvln Powers Steve Sta B II Fisher Row2 Layne Fairchild Bob Bmuon NVarrer- Phelps Ronnie Price Cary Klnert Coach Wegesln FROSH FINISH FAST WIN EIGHT OF LAST ELEVEN Row I Stew Bnner Larry Kemp Iohn Lee Mnke Bowers Chuclf Luwson Row 2 lorry Bunch Ed Pnercey Duane I-Iufford Chuck Waltmure Mnke Bergun Coa h Veach tl' ' F -cf . 4 ' ' 2 .fr gh , S' M. ' I' QI ' 4 '- w ly., fc N , fr' D mx. g I- 1 V , .A , I . , . Y A -4 X L E 5 I, .nr - . . ' , ' , lev. i - - ' , ' ' . I , . , C , ' , , x C , i y g . '. 4. bu! ! 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TALENT AND DESIRE Pavy Raymond a ophomore guard moved to New Castle from Sull van and won hImselt a posItIon on the all conference team l-lIs ex ellent shootmg eye and good playmakmg ablllfy should make hIm a real star durIng hIs remaInIng two years at N l-l S Summers Tom who IS a IunIor refused to be hampered by hIs small SIZG Speed defensIve ablllfy and Intense desIre made hIm a valu able man on the Trojan squad l-lIs cruclal tIeld goals were Instrumental IH the excItIng SeCtIonal w n Over Lewlsv lle Marsh Rusty another IunIor dIdnt play too much thrs season but he showed real potentlal and always gave hIs best ettort WIth a lIttle summer practIce added to hIs all out hustle he should see plenty ot aCTlOI'1 at the guard POSITION tor next year s Trolans Reeves RonnI was the senIor floor general of thIs year s team l-lIs speed qu ck hands and set to the Trojans I-le played well under pres sure and had outstand ng ac ura y especIally from the free throw llI S Shepherd Shep a senIor dIdn t see too much act on durIng the year However h te FITIC wll to wIn and hIs Intense hustl durIng practIce Improv d and Inspured hs teammates l-lIs enthusIasm and spIrIt w ll b hard to replace next year Hunes George 'I Iur'Ior guard or forward worked constantly to better hIms lf N ar the end of t'1e s ason hIs reboundmg and defen SIVG abII ty showed detInIte s gms ot Improve m nt H s fIne shootmg eye should make h m a leader next year ... 5 ' , I ' i he ' tremendous defensive ability were a great as- 1 C c , ' I ' . , is T . . i . . . e . . . 9 . . i i , , V , I L 9 ' - - . f Q V . 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' ' ' I E PRODUCE VICTORIES Swayzee Tom junlor guard excelled on a pressung defense Agarnst Marlon he took over for arlrng Ronnne Reeves and drd a standout job HIS scrap and talent for drlvrng through the opposltron should be a great help to the squad next season Upchurch Bull startrng junlor forward looked better each game and became a real star durlng the latter part of the season Frne reboundrng and shootlng abnlrty along wlth has game experience should make Bull a real spark of the l958 Trojans Rogan Tum tall sensor forward flnlshed hrs second year as a varsity letter wlnner for the Green and Whlte A real 32 mlnute man he was a fune rebounder the team s second lead Ing scorer and the best defensive player on Frsher Bud sux foot sux unch sensor center set a new Trojan single game record wrth hrs 34 points against Connersvrlle and was the leadrng scorer for Coach Lawson s crew He was a strong rebounder and moved excep tlonally well for hrs slze Klnert Kent junror forward or center was very deceptuve and had good reboundmg and shootlng ablllty No boy trarned harder or wanted to play more than Kent He should be a star next year as he gauned experlence near the end of the season loyner Don senuor forward was called the best srxth man rn the conference Hrs hard reboundvng good shootrng eye and terrrfuc drrvrng abllrty were invaluable ands to the Men of Troy Don defrnutely wlll be a hard man to replace next season I7 the Trojan front line. Ronnie Reeves, iunior second baseman, steps into a Lafayette delivery and lashes out a base hit. Bob Wiles shut out the Broncos without a safety in this encounter. Although they had only four lettermen back during the l956 season, the Trojans demonstrated great spirit and desire to win. Fine defensive play and excellent pitching led the diamond crew over a rough conference schedule, but poor clutch hit- ting and a lack of run-scoring ability hampered their efforts. Senior Bob Wiles led the way by pitching two consecutive no-hitters over confer- ence foes. On successive game dates, Wiles stopped Frankfort and Lafayette without a base hit. Fine defensive play by Ronnie Reeves and Morrie Powers were also season highlights. Coach Marvin Wood, who moved to North Cen- tral of Indianapolis, was replaced by Coach Walter O'Brien, who was Assistant Coach last year. DIAMOND TRAIL 9 New Castle Royerton New Castle Logansport New Castle Anderson New Castle Tech New Castle Frankfort New Castle Lafayette New Castle Marion New Castle Muncie New Castle Richmond New Castle Kokomo WILES SPARKS TROYMEN WITH TWO NO-HITTERS ROW I-Coach Wood, P. Webster, C. Davis, R. Reeves, B. Wiles, M. Powers, L. Thompson, 1. Shepherd, ROW 2-Manager G. Crandall, B. McCartt, D. loyner, B. Upchurch, S. Miles, M. Odom, l. Day, Manager D. Goodwin. . 5 . . wa. pkg, New New New New New New New New New New Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle Castle I7 SCORECARD 4 Richmond 6 I 2 V2 Highland 2 V2 6 Connersville 2 8 Frankfort 7 -I , f 2 Muncie Central 2 V2 I Anderson I 4 9 V2 Marion 2 lfz 5 Richmond IO 6 Anderson 9 I4 Connersville O 9 -- 4? 'I ROWI R Walcott B Tallman I Thalls ROW 2 C Roberts M Thalls R Walcott B Koger Coach Hay LINKSMEN WIN SIX, CAPTURE FCJURTH IN NCC Golfers Ralph Walcott and Bill Tallman look on as lim Thalls smacks out a long drive during a practice round. To keep in good form, the Iinksmen often played I8 holes a day. Winning six meets and losing four Trojan golfers showed much ability in l956 These de feats came at the hands of Richmond and Ander son who traditionally have powerful golf teams Leading the Trojans was medalist Bruce Koger who consistently played the number one position Mike Thalls who closely followed Bruce in scor ing played the number two spot Both Bruce and Mike were hard to replace this spring as was the number four man hard hiting Robert Walcott The two remaining varsity positions were filled by lim Thalls and Ralph Walcott both of whom are sophomores. This spring these two boys were forced to fill the gap left by the graduation of their older brothers Mike Thalls and Robert Wal- cott. Senior Clifford Roberts and junior Bill Tall- man also earned varsity letters. The golfers always demonstrated a great desire to win as shown by their fourth-place conference finish, Unlike in other sports golf conference standngs are determined by a single meet. In the spring five boys from each conference school compete against one another and the team with the lowest total score is declared champion. The reserve team was very successful for they finished the season with a six-won, one-lost rec- ord. Team members were Bob Fadely, Pete Speers, Don Medalen, Bud Fisher, and Felix Trainor. CINDER SEASON New Castle Splceland New Castle Richmond New Castle Morton Memorlal New Castle Connersvulle w Castle Yorktown New Castle 43l2 Waldron Rushvllle 37 w C1 tle Elwood Knughtstown 20 FRANKFORT RELAYS West Lafayette 72' New Castle 55 Frankfort 50' 2 NOBLESVILLE RELAYS Noblesvllle 69 Frankfort 4OV2 New Castle 3434 Lebanon l23h Muncue Anderson Marlon Kokomo Rschmond New Castle Elwood 4 BUILD FOR FUTURE Wnth arms extended and sand flylng Phll Burton huts the broad pump put as Gene Barley and lvlel Anspach look on Burton who also runs the sprnnt races returned thus year Sensor lay Cottman strains wnth effort as he leads has opponent and teammate lm Worthington around the furst curve of the l8O yard low hurdle race Hugh flymg Tom Swayzee makes a suc cessful hand off of the baton to teammate Larry Clanton an the mule relay race Both Swayzee, whose speclalty IS the pole vault, and Clanton, a mnddle distance runner, won thesr letters as sophomores 'ig A+ 65 ' 44 , U Z7 A 82 k C ' 59 ' SO - 78 ' 3l 2 Ne 6l 40 . X !, A y Y . 1. Ne .1 68' 65 A ' 'X MUNCIE RELAYS ..... 2 ' ' 66 39 '- , ., ,.. V2.1 ,- ' l7 I6 , C' - ' l4 4 ' 4' f' ' a L g 1. I A mx. '39 Q .1 IPC . , if i. - Q, , A -. -15 A . F M , I 0-- M4 W ' 4 Siam' T 1 fn. -Y r 2 ff ,W iij' 1 y-ff . .Ja ,. ,33g,.:'fY,3 ' 'lu 1 .v ,YJ F Z 5. . t I :KZ fide, , 1 ,-.,,cg f ,, 'T' BFE l g ' ar- f :Ev -v an e' '15 r 1 Q, N, f ' mf A V PTE!! ...,,.,,,' h' 1-Fwnupfff' -,.w,. sw ,, 0 K Q wr' 0, Q ,,, -9 1' I P 01 if ' 5 55' 1'5 ' 'fliix-V f-Q, M ., an-' 5 X ' 0.4, ,:1--I, 'ffl Q -W. K A A kwin H I: '- 'su . 4 ,. sl 4 V L Q .. . ' ' fl'-w ' . , ,.,.- rw l-4'-, 4 41- I 2 . 3 X 3 it i 4 4.....,,. 5 . f Q 1' , : . 5 I fl Ax ,,,. 1 5 1 K I 5 9 ja, 1 if . 5. JI f , . .S L-Q f? Q 4 if . -F wh. , :M:5,,..,.,,.4.4.- - -.,,- -,,. --'-'44 Ns.. - 1 ,iw 23095 Jiri A s ' jv T M1 Q. v ' ' A whiff- ,wq ' gg! . u 3' r ,JS f f X fn' 5 '1 ,. - ' ' 3 A f . ? I . ,- -wh W Q 4' -W Q 'v f' 'Q-m WQ,v1 TRY? 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