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

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'zf i 'Qs ry' tl Q. 11 .Q 'fit . 1 E, The Pre-game show, provided by the Trojan Marching band, livens up and adds spirit to every football game with an added boost from the choir. Memorial park continues to add more beauty and enjoyment to the students as well as the community. Mother Nature has provided us with many beautiful and peaceful aspects of life. - ' ,,,--' -H ,:,ir,,,.. .V vt. The many hours of hard work put into the Rosennial and Phoenix float was well worth it. The two groups captured first place for their independent float entry showing the Fine Coach, Fine Team. Lewetta Pogue, the former and favor- ite Spanish teacher for many years of our teachers, and Mr. Nead reminisce about bygone days during Homecom- mg. Homecoming weekend was kicked off by a banquet at Mac's Steakhouse. An almost anything goes contest was scheduled, but was cancelled due to bad weather. The cele- bration was highlighted by the parade and game on Saturday, and came to a close with a dance on Saturday night. Homecoming is a time of re- Taking a break outside to discuss the Homecoming issue of the Phoenix are Shelley Burch and Terri Baldock. Student Government members put in many hours on their float also, and won second place with their independent float entry. The Trojan football team tried to carry victory through the Homecoming game but failed by a narrow margin. membering and reminiscing. The memories of yesterday are relived. The laughter and the tears are shed again. The Rosennial staff hopes that this book helps to record the friendships, activities, and memories that we will want to remember and replay the rest of our lives. inni- ANT REPLAY INSTANT REPLAY . , I Q: -.. -J T - gi 5.5 Si ' : in -i ' ' 3 5 , f w K LI -- , ,wk in . f -'E-5 L. A i I , 1 1' gf 1: ',. ft 'giz -, 'N ' ,Wm g ' ,ll mar , wililt . ,ai . . vs Ll 5. .- 1 1, ,Yu f 5 Openingf7

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