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

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Surprise! . . . Jamie Harter sheds a few tears after becoming the queen of the 1982 prom. fWaIden Studioj Fred and Ginger Mr. and Mrs. Surface prove that even the cnaperones had a good time. CWaIden Studiosj The Royal Couple . , Jamie Harter and David Mogle don happy smiles as they lead the first dance. 1WaIden Studioj 17 Prom

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2 Oh Gosh . , . surprised to be with Gina Loveless. 16 Prom Prom-goers share secrets 'Between You and lVle The 1982 Junior and Senior prom, Just Between You and Me, proved to be a night of romance for over 200 couples. The event was provided by the junior class and its sponsor Mrs. Vonda Horton. Last year's prom broke tradition by being held in the fieldhouse rather than the girls' gym. The steps were transformed into romantic candlelit pathways descending to a dance floor beautifully decorated with pastel streamers and balloons hanging from the basketball goals.The score was 19 to 82. Tables were set up along the dance floor for those who wanted to rest and store up memories of the fantastic wonderland. The west cafeteria was the lively decorated place for those wishing refreshments, a place to relax and converse or just to meet away from the crowd in the fieldhouse. A stereo was provided to give the resting couples music to relax to. Providing the music for the dance was Goliath The band entertained the couples from their ship, the USS. Goliath, which was set up on the dance floor. The ocean vessel came complete with its own shark. The coronation of the queen was held later in the dance. The couples cast their votes upon entering the dance. Once crowned, Queen Jamie Harter and her escort, David Mogle, led the first dance. The queen's court included Mary Jo Crow, Tanya Frost, Stacy Kennedy, Christie Orr, Paula Peyton, Carrie Rust and Jennifer Sahlberg. The fun did not stop when the dance did, though. The student council sponsored a dance and buffet at the Westwood Country Club. Music there was provided by WCTW disc jockey Rick Sainte. Just Between You and Me, was a night to remember filledrlwith love, laughter and enjoyment fo both the student body and the faculty.

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