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

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. I ! 1' --.J lndiana's winner in the Voice of Democ- racy contest. Faith lvlerrill. traveled to Washington. D. C., where she saw the President and competed in the national contest with other state winners. m Relics of the Civil War period are examined by Sharon Selvy, Brenda Powers, Duane Wilkinson, Nancy Adams. David Williams, Walt Jen- nings. and James Skipper as they work on the Lincoln showcase. We Spread the Sharon Browning and Pat Mclntosh take advantage of the fulllength mirror located near the study hall by our Student Council. like i I .. lVlany of us brought state and na- tional recognition to New Castle in schol- arship competition, speech, home eco- nomics, business, and all phases of our Q, excellent school program. Whether or not we were able to win outside honors, we all tried to dress neatly and to be good school citizens. In this way we proved the Student Council slogan, Sharper Students Make a Sharper School.

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unix If Ms umm, 'UDDI eff N gun D '55 4 The wlrnng of a panel box slmllar to those In our homes IS ex IVlr Russell Cores whlle Curl Daggy and Bernie Laune do experl planned to Kelly Dlshman by the Instructor ofthe electrlclty class ments on the low and hugh voltage panel Were Gutstan Although vocational classes are In temporary rooms untll the practical arts unlt of the hugh school can be built, our home economics and Industrial classes were outstanding Girls rn home eco nomlcs were featured In a national mag azlne, and projects from shop classes took honors at the state meeting of vo catlonal teachers ln lndlanapolls lVlore than 60 percent of us wull end our education wlth hugh school gradua tion, so our business and vocatlonal classes are designed to prepare us to be successful In adult lute No, Sandy Mahan lsn't baking a luscuous ple, she s rollmg out clay as part of a pottery project In crafts class dung Too ? L5 y fr refvf A -' Q' -U - , fr eak: ,f,S4 , y N, rig? I5 nf. ' 5 ' f 'r x -I ,i ff: - - 1 f A-Y, ' i an v In , ' ' K I ,1 u n . F x 4 1 ll u ll Q , ' I H ll 0 a B . c XF! ' ' ' ' ' Q n u 1 I Q ' ' ' X ly 3 ' Il A I 7 . I ' ,V P gg ll li A X : I ' 1 n sl n' . , ix . . f ? L, hd E atm! u 'l' - fe' I 5 fi K j r - r ' - ...J r i 4 X 9 j . Q, . A r .5 ' X 1 J In . 0- - ., I - ' I --14-1 - , -si t - A, 5 1 , as 'NL' ,, Vx Ncx rf R- Y b .1 ,svn . V , Q, , f 4 1 R ' M ' fi I

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it -NS-N '--...Ka -L,.1..,g, W v--Q -1v Lv Inv Drscusslng our school with vlsltmg Brazullan educators Nlr Red Outstandnng social studles students selected to attend the Forelgn man learns that they consider Chrysler Hugh to be the best hugh Affairs Institute were Jlm Nexrlnck Celia Hammer and Spencer school that they have vlslted In the United States Bavender Not pictured IS Jlll Horseman Fame of Chrysler Hugh John Trlttschuh a wmner ID the National Merit Scholarship con Crawford honorable mention winners John ranks among the top test, receives help from Nlarcla McKinney Duane Groves, and Jane two percent ot the 555,000 senlors who took the tests Y 1g,, I 17 I is I2 l J ll 1 W' '- 'E 'S ' I In , ' ' H Q . - , : Q V , Q 4, J lu g T .J fx 1 up I