Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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.wmv ...,.. .,.,,,rvf-1 ,,-fr 1-w - ' K' FIRST GRADE TEACHERS - Miss Hartman, Mrs. Dunlevy First Row, left to right: Barbara Briner, Coleen Sowell, Donna Vaudrey, Carroll Rae Egan, Edna Lou Kimis, Anna McDaniel, Elsie Thomas, Alta Martin, Viola Bolin, Patsy Legener. Second Row, left to right: Ianey Reynolds, Louise Giltner, Marilyn Wharff, Norma McCrady, Kathleen DeVarY, lanel Sly, lurlior Proctor, lune Harrington, Ronald Kemple, Mary Lou Hall, Rosetta Doss, Geraldine Oswold, Gayle La Master, Carol Huff, Delores Franklin. Third Row, left to right: Norman Prinz, Rex lean, William Ward, Robert Law, Edwin Lank, Robert Asberry, Velmer Hughes, Iimmie Fifer, Mickey Pettus, Iim Bates, Everet Campbell, Donald Orman, Fourth Row, left to right: Evelyn Hartman, Charles Kimpel, Paul Turner, Edward Moore, Ovie Whisman, Ir., Henry Holloway, Wesley Collier, Robert Street, Ford Ponder, Billy Auberry, Owen Adkins, Geneva Dunlevy. Fifth Row, left to right: David 'Wilson, Kenneth Horton, Le Ray Hall, Elmer Craig, David Boyd, Iackie DeVary, Daw Hughes, Stanford Sharp. SECOND GRADE TEACHERS - Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Dunlevy First Row, left to right: Billy Sly, lesse Nash, Iames Burr, limmie Hammond, Charles Tully, Billy Ioe Valentine, Duane Franklin, Marvin Massie, Loyd Hinkle, Luke Roseberry. Second Row, left to right: Melvin Doss, Rolland Sargent, Bennie McDonald, Carol Mae Feltner, lames Adams, Shirley Campbell, Avalyn l-lasting, Phyllis Manor, Harriet Spieles, Norma lean Moore, Thelma Thompson, Jack Be Veir. Third Row, left to right: Dawn Androskey, Marjorie Tucker, Ioyce Steakley, Opal Roller, Frances Long, Ioann Lank, Betty Ann Gray, Pauline Combs, Catheryn Rollins, Louise Neal, Anna Belle Turner, Mary Bane, Doris DeCamp, Dolly Houchens, Mrs. Geneva Dunlevy. Fourth Row, left to right: Mrs. Carrie Parker, Ed Merrel, Gene Sowell, Leroy Reeves, Larry Tout, Harry Hughes, Marion Sharp, Albert Mayfield, George Richardson, Ierome Warren, Douglas Houchens, Marvin Tucher, Harry Mathews. Fifth Row, Top, left to right: Leon Riley, Gilbert Bolin, Arthur Sutton, Eugene Campbell, Max Harrell, Gene Spears, Donald Kempf, Russell Mitchell, Roy Maddox, Kenneth Adcock, Paul Chester, Arthur Morley, lohn Bridges. Seventeen puff

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'HTFR THIRD GRADE TEACHERS d Mrs. Giltner, Miss Schafer, Mrs. Lantz First Row, seated left to right: Paula Edson, Tommie Summers, Ann Pearson, Donya Lu Eidom, Barbara Baxter, Iacklyn Billings, Rebecca Vaudrey, Mary Rose Peyton, Mary Lou Stiller, Mildred Solida, Frances Chamberlain. Second Row, seated left to right: Donald Russel, Le Roy Williams, Roy Mays, Cecil Long, Andrew Turner, Louis Franklin, Bobby Goode, Virginia Bragg, Martha lane Emily, Geraldine Whitney, Bruce Bottorff. Third Row, seated left to right: Ellery Parker, Glen Montgomery, lean Manor, Eleanor Bolin, Grace Reynolds, Betty lean Egan, lack Coley, Iimmy Dean, Ierry Schupach, lean Higdon, Louis Sutherland, Bruce Prinz, Pauline Wilson. Fourth Row, seated left to right: Lillian Schafer, Leona Harrington, Marjorie Troyer, Doris Nash, Peggy Brading, Nadine Bane, David Mishmash, Robert Clark, Carlos Brooks, Stanley Austin, Wilbur Pirtle, lean Leming, Hari iet Lantz. ,, ..,, . W... , I FOURTH GRADE TEACHERS - Mrs. Russ, Miss Bruner First Row, seated left to right: Edward Garner, Iimmy lines, Patsy Conley, Betty Iane Bryson, Kenneth Creekmore, James Cole, Canby Bottorf-f, Norma Miskell, Thomas Koehler, Bob Nelson. Second Row, left to right: loe Reeder Egan, Patsy Satterly, Geraldine Slack, Wanda Dean, Pauline McDaniel, Donald Dean, Ellen King, lean Lyons, Alma Fay May, Dorothy Aldridge, Olean Talley, Margaret Hardin, Charles Williams, Patty Bragg, Harold Goode. Third Row, left to right: Billy Rowland, R. C. Roller, Billy Carey, Earl Tucker, Mary Asbury, Lorna Adcock, Iulia Byers, Kenneth Shipley, Clay Merrell, Audrey Millet, Virginia Chamberlain, lean Burr, Maurice Cash, Iackie Wright, Betty lean Baldwin, Ralph Adkins, Bobby Ward. Fourth Row, seated left to right: Miss Bruner, Charles Leasure, Kieth Orman, Clell Holmes, Richard Legener, Larry Shaft, Byron Bender, Iunior Wilson, Edward Smith, Carl Doss, Calvin Neal, Charles Higdon, Roy Martin, Floyd Campbell, Mrs. Russ. FIFTH GRADE Fifth Row, seated left to right: Edwina Franklin, Rita Schindler, Iames Wilson, Arthur Roller, F kl' William Neal, Raymond Wilson, Robert Wright, Clarence Freels, Emery Kirk, Herman ran in, Willie Gaines, Iunior Roller. Sixteen

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