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

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In the friendly and helpful atmosphere of the general office, Mrs. Jean Zeigler helps Steve White while Mrs. Edith Ingram talks with Linda Sutphin. Mrs. Bertha Van Hoy, our school registrar, is in the background. This Is Only The Beginning Of 'tl'll be late, is the familiar cry as students like Nan Harris, Jerry Gooding, Mary Fairchild, and David Pfenninger move from floor to floor. The plants at the head of the stairs are typical of those which add beauty to all parts of the building. . X 4. 2 N K i Q ll rf' ua x -1 , , f ' X Vi x T K J '-4' 5 ' . ff H ' 1 its . in 4 at,-is , - . g Q .1 Q . I iiigji jifyfi ,s f ' t ' nt. is W my 7 .V .iw , ,. V. M i . , . my 9 ., KB dnt., gg? ,E-N . , 14

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We Accept With a quick slash of his two foot long knife, Dick Osborne prepares watermelon for a hungry crowd of boys. More than 300 students were supplied with all they could eat at t he Watermelon Fest. After the Victory Bell was originated before the Muncie Drummer Bill Pfenninger leads a line of students in the Central football game, it rang 22 times to celebrate football school's first snake dance before the Muncie game. lt was and basketball victories for our Troians. planned by the Morale Committee to arouse school spirit. i . - 1 Q I 5 4 ' 4 f Y ' -f ' - . iv:'a,,:-' gifs A x N I N V .5-4 - f- x,, -- i V ---- ,524 wi. . ,, 83,1 in an . 5 -., . , 5, U . . f ,X 4 Y ' 4 s f A Y 'K . i ' , , . K 5- . ' P 4 i 5 M-, . . me K t.,. i I KL . 1 th wif , f W g - ' , . -' 552 3 ' 5. W lf' if 'PW - e. .-s:-if , 'itmw nf- . f . i.- s- m e Q V is fr -: 9 .1 ,vi FX ,L ,S I .' i . . 'f , ' 1 , r R ' H - .Y ' ,,,!1..,i.5.:s.e?:f.Z3f,f'-sgefzv sl YA Q ' i J' A I ,A .,,'v'11 ? elm-'-J 'fzgwtlsili sc, if 9- ii WW - rif f wf ffl it ,.,. , , A ff 2 N 1 811727 , ' f s In , MW g.,em.le5 FL 'f ' atvigir ' - sniff Q15 f . ' ,, ,sw 'A i 1 ' ' wfrffrr-ff . ma- Qzrws g V. ml, , P ,X L M y-es 1'll's-ig A Qmfingi Nffijvargff 1 tg L r A 5. V. A... g Qfsegs -A r .qv au , X , f, ,, --avi 1 As: ' f ff A, K Y. 7. . t ' , . ,J ,V M Acgwfg ,:,,..,' U, .. . 5, g,,...M. 4 t ,fx Q -1,,. , 16