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

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NSTANT REPLAY I .li A new addition to the cafeteria this year is the Trojan salad bar. It featured various items daily. Spirit bursts through the hoop with the Trojans as they come running onto the field. Going to MSA for concerts is always a favorite pastime for many NCCHS students. A discussion concerning the abuse of alcohol is presented to many students by a panel of experts. . N if ,.-- f 'Mi The students defeated the teachers in a game of Tug-a-War last Spring. Reflecting upon his individuality on a quiet summer afternoon is Todd Meyers. Giving it all she's got during a pre- game band performance is senior band member Dixie Dudleston. EV 'far as - o .s Q- 'K' AN Group associations are an exciting and demanding part of our three year high school ex- perience. It is the individualism we cultivate and the individual talents we develop, however, that will serve us best in the future. Through our interaction with the school and the com- munity we discover our talents and abilities. Teammates, friends, and teachers stimulate and influence our individuality. Our identities are challanged while we are actively involved in the complexities of N.C.C.H.S. as a whole. Goals of individuals are real- ized in the accomplishments of groups. Each team, club, or class depends on the aspira- tions of its members. The individualism we find during our high school exper- ience will be essential to our future. Knowledge gained and events past will be recalled as we are faced with decisions that will shape our lives. All that we will be or do will be in part an Instant Replay of what we've been or done. Openingf3

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NS ANT Success is the reward for toil. -Sophocles To be successful in the fu- ture, one must be prepared to take the first major step after graduation. For many students at NCCHS, this was accom- plished through many long hours of dedication to academ- ics as well as extra curricular activities. Through various types of education, such as Academic or Vocation Education, a stu- dent acquired the skills to be successful in today's competi- tive society. One must refrain from abdicating and continue until he or she has reached a long sought goal. Even though the outcome of this dedication may be unknown at the pre- sent, it will be in the future In- stantly Replayed in the hearts and minds of NCCHS students forever. 4fOpen1ng as 35 if to ta. its , ZA - Ui ga 3.-Q ...O WD' D Em is 1491 W-. ai 22 FE 0 H ED 2. O :S O U KD :T 'J . 'FU c r '-4 P'-4 Z t U1 t-l DP Z f-4 75 U1 'U Students in machine shop obtain the skills needed to operate a variety of machines. Shown here running a sur- face grinder is Chester Wethington. Students in Building Trades not only lay foundations for homes, but for the future as well. Sketching one of nature's beautiful art forms is Kurt VanDam. Practicing her persuasive abilities while giving a speech is Sherry Ream- er. Perfecting his skills in Machine Shop while running a Shaper is Mike Wright. Preparing for the future is one of many goals for which Gary Atkinson is striv- ing.