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

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Long hours of hard work made the 1980 prom enjoyable for everyone who attended. Animal figures, balloon trees, and ticket booths decorated the amusement park entrance. The Tunnel of Love lead the guests into a park on a spring day. A bridge and a heart shaped entrance opened into a Hawaiian setting. Wall murals and grass huts added color to the evening. The girls gym was decorated with a mirrored ball that reflected light onto the blue plastic that was hung from the ceiling. Some of the parents helped entertain the guests by dressing in costumes of all sorts. Also, students helped by serving and taking tickets at the door. The Queen, Christy Has- tings, was crowned at 10 p.m. 1 ,J Asad.. C ix, it fr' The members of her court were Julie Jones, Amy Harter, Nan- cy Dudley, Kathy Stonerock, Rhonda York, Dixie Dudles- ton, and Terri Baldock. 5 I ig. zz L... f ' .. ...--41. Ju, -..tai , ,M ,.L3:'..j:- V 4' ,QL- The clowns seem to be having as much fun as the guests. Trying to convince the Keystone Cop to permit her date, Randy Howard, to stay at the dance is Jane Burlton. The queen of the prom, Christy Has- tings, and her court after the corona- tion. Student L1fefl9

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Looking through the eyes of love . , g l8fStudent Life A X , -1 Taking a moment to laugh are Corey Malcom and Susie Edwards. Exiting the Tunnel of Love' are Mark Tarr and Ann Shakun

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Today is not the end, but the beginning of a new tomor- row. This motto expressed the way the Class of 1980 felt about their graduation and about their futures. On Wednesday, May 28, the first class to graduate from New Castle Chrysler High School, was the Class of 1980. The in- vocation and benediction were given by Dr. Clark Hobby. The speakers of the class were Tona Thalls on A Triple Threat , Randy Ayers on Futility Ver- sus Fertility , and special speaker Mr. Don Hutson on The Determining Factor. The class chose ivory and mint green as their colors and the ivory rose as their flower. Class officers were president Barry Beck, vice president Lin- da Bunton, secretary Sherri Dietz, and treasurer Vanessa Barnes. Shortly after commence- ment, passports to A Europe- an Holiday were granted to several hundred 1980 gradu- ates andgtheir guests at the an- nual Senior Night Club party. They were greeted by a flash- ing marquee at the door which invited everyone to a Gradu- ation Party . After signing in and receiving their passports, grads and their guests em- barked on their trip. Guests first walked down Roman streets and visited a ca- sino equipped with a variety of games. The next stop on the trip was in Great Britain with a park scene and an English pub. The pub had an assortment of foods including roast beef, ham, chicken, potato salad, shrimp, and cheese. After a walk through the Swiss Alps, guests had souvenir photos tak- en in the scenic spanish setting. The Class of 1980 as a class for the last time before graduation. Strolling through Holland, Kathy Farr and Robert Donica make their way to the Swiss Alps. Helping themselves to the English pub buffet are many graduates and their guests. 20fStudent Life