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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Brushing Up M. Senior Debbie Thompson welcomes Sophomore Maria Sheward into the Trojan Band. QTim Davidson photoj A Small World ,.. Construction begins for the 1982 WorId's Fair. QNick Johnson photoj 1 1 5'-se . : W 'i 'aft ff' as 'emm- W , J, ,. A tl gg fl, ...M ...- .,..1,.,,. r.....,..., 1 ir i 'Q T sg 'ff ff 7. l fl T5 3'7 ,Q f f , Wffeferwf 3 T, ,W Q2 !, A a i f ?3 What Century? A 19th century cabby talks with another as he waits for a fare at Central Park, Uerry Grayson photo! Bird's Eye View , Band Durectors Bob Shauver and Larry Ash observe the Trojan Band from their post. Uane Miller photoj 19 Summer