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

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ashion and trends for 1980-81 Baker courts attract people at all hours of the night. No one forgets to purchase Cheeno's pants and lzod shirts for his wardrobe. zefsmdem Life we , f T - f 7 f , 7'-,:.r,, f iffftfitgpf 'T' ' Q: r s

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The other AFS summer ex- change student, Jan Garvin, spent her summer in Brazil. She lived with a young couple, Marcello and Giselda Garcia, in Belo Horezonte. They took a two week vacation and visited Victoria and Rio de Janeiro. Jan said the lifestyle was dif- ferent in that they ate rice and beans every meal, and if they went out at night, they did not leave until 10:00 p.m. or later. She also said the society was more relaxed. They only went to school half days, and if you were late to meet someone by a half hour or an hour, it did not matter. Everyone was just more friendly. In Brazil they speak Portugeuse, so Jan learned some Portugeuse quickly in the ten weeks she was in Brazil. For both Pete and Jan, it was a summer filled with new experiences. This school year there ex- ,........f.--- ,,,,,,,...----q ' A A .3 change students were received by New Castle Chrysler High School. AFS, American Field Service, sponsored two foreign students, Susana Sese and San- dra Mclntyre. Youth for Un- derstanding, YFU, sponsored Seiko Tsugehara. Susana Sese, from Argenti- na, stayed with Eileen Deasy and her family. Sandra Mcln- tyre, from New Zealand, lived with Suzette Frazier and her family. Seiko Tsugehara, from Japan stayed with Dr. and Mrs. Babcock. Japan, stayed with Karin Schmitt and her family. All three of the exchange students enjoyed each others company and that of their many friends they made this year. They were grateful for the opportunity to meet people from all over the world through their programs and each other at school. du... I I 1.3 s I 5, 1 v. uk! ', W, t. ,i nf, 0' B W it ..... We .,.,.,,,. g W' -mw- hara. hisgwgg--M Using her artistic talent in art class is Susana Sese Showing off her Brazilian flag to Pete Modaff is Jan Garvin. Meeting in the library before school are Sandra Mclntyre and Seiko Tsuge- Studcnl Life 25

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The preppie look arrived with a flash from the past. An instant replay of the early 60's from the Ivy League's could be seen walking down the halls of New Castle Chrysler High. Oxford shirts with their but- ton down collars, topsiders and penny loafers, and tweed blaz- ers, tailored to fit, were a com- mon sight. Let us not forget the Izod shirts and sweaters, along with the designer jeans by Glo- ria, Calvin, and Bill, just to mention a few. This leaves us only to won- der what the fashion will be next year when Gloria's swan takes a dive, Calvin runs out of denim, and the fox eats the alli- gator. Hopefully all the sailors will still have shoes. lt looks like everyone is out getting another pair of Topsiders. Young and old join in the high mileage moped craze. Tweed pants, oxford shoes, button down collar, and wool sweater all go together to give Pete Modaff the preppy look. Showing off the new Marine fashion on another one of his excursions is Jeff lmel, future Marine. . 'x Student Lifef27