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

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flllllllllilliliid 71 'Q W mmm ,ie F14 ,X it Although school was a lot of work, the seniors of 1979 tried to establish an atmosphere of strange happen- ings. Whether it was writing their own newspaper or stealing a cow, they made the year exciting. A few teachers were frustrated and some kids were even confused. But with help of the students, 1979 became a year to expect the unexpected. On October 30, Chrysler High School noticed these ravishing beauties. At 3:00 we are all glad to be getting out of school. This cheerful gang brightened up the girls' restrooms all over school. living ,, sw k fs: as X i s Student Life!29