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

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Open House A twelve page booklet which con- tained pictures and information on the new building was given to all 9,000 guests as they entered the building. UAW Union members and local Chamber of Commerce repre- sentatives, along with selected stu- dents, acted as hosts while members of the faculty were in their class- rooms to explain our new facilities. The new football field had its official opening a week later, and spectators felt like they were on a college campus as the bright lights revealed the contrast between the green grass, bright uniforms, and new grandstands. Mayor Sidney Baker officially opens Chrysler High at the ribbon-cutting ceremonies. School Board mem- bers look on as Howard White describes the cere- mony over Radio Station WCTW. Members of our NHS band concluded the ceremonies with the playing of On New Castle. The class of 1960, with its 260 members used the new football tield to elect its officers last tall The Ball State Drill Team entertained us in Moy when we elected our new cheerleaders The field also was the scene of several pep sessions

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gg? 'V ,lg , jj, I 9 000 Vlslt Our September 13 and 14 were two very special days un the eyes of our communuty as we played host to the publlc Mayor Sldney Baker offlc tally opened our new school wlth the rubbon cuttmg ceremomes held at the east entrance, and our band, under the direction of B O Pressler, played the Nahonal Anthem and On New Castle A new outsude flag whuch had flown over the U S Capitol was ralsed following the presentation of the colors by the Amerrcan Legion Color Guard Mayor Baker then accepted an Inside flag the glft of several women s organuzatsons Explorer Scouts Gerald Turner and Richard Bram mer rclse the new outside flag whnch was the gift of former Congressman Ralph Harvey '4-dufztqr, ,g Ls- ,. '.. 'Q-tw rw. ' An eager crowd of several hundred ioins in the opening ceremonies on September l3 before inspecting our 54,000,000 school, During the Open House, 9000 vrsntors had the opportunity to view our new building and tour its 35 classrooms ss, Ulxw' Q ,fffvf bpppzfqvnif'

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if f r wxwlwe, W .,:, I -.- ' ty, ' 1 ..,.,, 3 -4 N 1 . F A E l q i K , -f y Q. J . 1 t at all l T E t 'Q in 3 1 E fi ..-- yffw- bu. Botany instructor, Mr, Robert Rinehart, tells Betty Davis and .loey Baughn how plants should be transplanted for the new botany greenhouse. Throughout the year numerous varieties were grown so students could study the plant life. Knowledge of theorems and corollaries make it easier for Stop watch in hand, Miss Helen Lees, Reading Lab director Donna Kendall to construct an obtuse triangle. checks the speed of sophomore English students. ..-4:.lu-My N Na V Q42 gg e.. 'ai-si '- if i 54 We T' 8