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

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We Worked Hard, Preparing . ,aw , . Deux T-i Making early morning arrangments for our 8:15 announcements are Louise Pfeffer, Wayne Kollmeyer, Barbara Phipps, and Charles 955952, EA v e Pollock. These programs were prepared by the Radio class who also brought us chapel programs each Wednesday. Af...-l ,V . r ' 4: , ez' .' P Ai fbiuf .E.g?4 ' ' 'QW .sd :ily Mrs. Sheddrick, our bookkeeper, is selling another new green and white Trojan note- book to Deane Planeaux while Doris Short- ridge, Joyce Morgan, and Cathy Norris, wait in lineto make their purchases. Holding a department meeting to consider standards of English usage are Mrs. Mar- garet Sanders, Mr. Larry Horney, Miss Helen Lees, Mr. Don Scott, Mr. John Nead, and Mr. Hobart Risley.

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pad, ---f'-2' This year also saw us move into our I Business Education Wing with class rooms designed to make possible the latest methods of teaching business. Visiting educators stated that our ---- facilities were among the best in the state. As we went to classes, to the Girls' Gym, or to the Student Parking Lot, we often stopped to admire the in- teresting displays in the retail selling show windows. They were changed each month to feature products from stores in which the DE students worked. A model office, electric typewriters, dictaphone, and mimeographs provided a professional atmosphere for students majoring in business. Band members Don Miller, Danny Riley, Ralph Pressler, and Rinke McShurley store their instruments in specially desigried cabinets. New Classrooms Retail selling students provided attractive window displays with a new idea for every month. Sally Smiley used red and white to carry out the February theme. QLQN 1 3 11

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For College We used green and white Trojan notebooks with a ten page study guide to help us organize our work. New techniques were tried in our English classes, and our senior math course was modernized to include ana- lytic geometry and calculus. Our school had the honor of being one of 1,000 high schools selected tor Project Talent, and we took a series of tests covering ability and aptitudes for four half days in April. Constant revision of curriculum and introduction of new classes made it pos- sible to meet the needs of every student. Using the analytical balance are three juniors -Jean Ann Allan, Dick Cooper, and Roy Garvin. Juniors took chemistry this year because no physics classes were available. . as 4' Q 1 My r . X , New methods were tried in two English classes this year under the supervision of Ball State Teachers College Delbert Brewer speaks as Jerry Bunch Bill Hunnicutt Shirley Adams and Jon Baker listen Analysis which included calculus and a review of algebra was taught in senior math for the first time this spring Joey Davis is explaining a line equation and graph to Jerry Bunch and Marcia McKinney meal .