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

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Phi' K We can beat those juniors! was the cry of senior girls Donita Jarvis, Louise Pfeffer, Sharon Carman. and Martha Craig as they strained to win the tug of war during the Spring Fling on lVlay 20. In addition to enjoying free watermelon. students danced and got acquainted with their new classmates early in Sep' tember at the annual Water- melon Feast. 19

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Even for Parties and Programs, Our year was highlighted by many school activities beginning with the all- school Watermelon Feast in September. Dancing and free watermelon at the Baker Park Pavilion created an atmo sphere which helped us get acquainted We joined with the community at the lVlarine Band Concert which opened our Fieldhouse. As the year progressed, we attended many events such as Ves pers plays concerts style shows dances and our all school Spring Fling Sandy Carter John Sox and Band Director Bernard Pressler greet the Music Boosters Club to raise money for band uniforms this members from the President s Own Marine Band Sponsored by concert opened the Fieldhouse to the school and community LW 18

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Our Dreams Have Come True We know that there will be many more big years for Chrysler High School, but we are glad that we were students here during the year that saw the open- ing of our huge Fieldhouse. We'll always remember that November day when we attended that first pep session and saw the completed Fieldhouse for the first time. How little - but how proud - we felt as we filled less than one section of the bleachers. As the year went on, we watched the business wing grow, too, and impa- tiently waited until January when we moved into its ten classrooms. N., -Ill-44 :PP- , . , , - 1 , - I .arms -g,55....1'- - - ' , A gf U Q I- 5 : , 'P g ,ia 5 . A V ps- ,V- pf if I A if M? i fi A U R , K Q' ,-Q Qt, All of us will always remember the 1959-60 school year, a year in which we proved WE THINK BlG. 5 In the 1960 ROSENNIAL we are proud to record the story of our big year. First, beginning on page 22, we re- cord SPORTS -the story of our mighty Trojans, their triumphs and their de- feats. Next on page 44, we tell of the ACTIVITIES which kept us so busy all year. Beginning on page 84, we feature PEOPLE - our teachers and our class- mates - who made 1960 so outstand- ing. Our progressive ADVERTISERS, who are working for a bigger, better New Castle, are pictured on page 128.