Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

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A . .,kk i .llifgil-gi - A '1 Q .E mi . , 2, . ,,,, .:f,,,,- ii, , 1 ' A K PIRA' CHARLESTOWN HIGH PARK AND MONROE CHARLESTOWN, From fields ol sense, and mines of thought, Threads of life are twisted and wrought, We are weaving cltaracter, weaving late, And human history, little and great. William Allingham 4 .. V -- . A . M ,Q H 'A . . E TF' .. - 3 ijff-555i ASH ? W f - ' ' TMS. K wid TQXLSSSSWEFEPMX-Ei gif-5 . . 2 . i W 12. f--zffwi. was--.5--se l uf.-.. . 1' N- .wi b ' ' - :QTL .1-ss V ffm-Www MH ' w .sf ws zxfiwzi 1QNXxg'53S?N-MX www .?2gsQRQxXXwfw,2vwziiwaaxik .- A ' mf: ' Q: AY . mg ,L M , E. E - nw .. me 2. . ,. -M f-N . .v.-F .1. Lf. - ' Q: . M ' -Y Y- . l m-535: '6!SEa:5gQ1.g-A ' 1 Q x - 'mmf - ' -x .. 5. r:4:.,.- 'X' X . . ., w-' . ' . :'.if,x-Cgyw, L iq X:g1iZm2.X:.: xsmii.-:fi .X 1 N - L . E 'X L A . H . ' gg, i 'qi 1 . , . . k L . 41 N - J . Sn- -fX- -E-S . - V. , ,..,... M Q,-sv , Z.. - ii 1 iii. 5 2 f .K Q ' f'?.1i ' i Q5jS2 Mg W, .fp fb . 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'pa Q ks A X f ix is K T T 41- 1 Es .f . M 1 s A M in X A x iS,s.a,g, Mak Q fm Q Q w- sf' as .5 'Jw sw s,,..::i-:Qi i-is asa.-Q is-if e i so so X S .s.i W El! ,, , i.f.,ii:Mi' ' ,,,V i f qiih '. 131- .. ff! T jfs-?5fQ,l ' fi' 1' f W ,T Zi91f??i'il 'D K X , if 44 .f i- We Arrive 5 1 We Shall Pause to Dedicate Our Year DEDICATIUN Lucille Ross has gained the respect of the 'students and faculty by exem- plifying a spirit of dedication and working for the school far beyond what her job calls for. She has tried to in- still in the students of Charlwtown High School an alert desire for the know- ledge and enjoyment which good books hold. To Miss Ross, who has proven to be a genuine link of good will encircling the faculty and the student body, this book is respectfully dedicated. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCI-IOOIS ' Alton Wi. Cochran T- Coclirzln has been avvare of the challenge of education. Ile is con- ! pupil rnust he better trained, better educated than ever before. ther adnministrators and faculty, is alert for new' ideas xvith xvhich to 'oduce rnore highly qualified graduates at Clharlestosvn Iligh School. INIHVA W.-K1N'lPLEff ARNOLD BEARD Cafeteria Dirazvor AIIERJODCC C3-Hicer' Over hill and dell, across town We have come, from Stony Point, Otisco, Marysville, Jennings Terraceg From all these places--from home-- To Charlestown High School. . --.- i om-mit dd, chu ' . mlm muse Sprx.mS'Qys, I.1-t M9 C.oKumsbuS gr mlb -1-M L if tomgmggf- Q -1 ' a'- -c- . , it 1 o 1 xx Q' K - W ' ' ' - - - AY LL v v., - s ' i' ' o. . mm SN' ' - , ct --. 1 - Davshnw -'van 8 v 0 NotsYsusXlG. 0 . KVXQ. gnoygxs KNOX!!! uf. We are catchers-of-bussesg waiters in the gymnasium, fillers-out of enrollment cardsg standers-in-lineg receivers of desk, chair, and booksg completers of questionnaires-- Students! Being a student is a little frighteningg being a student is a lot of fun. . . best of all, it's excitingg I am learning-- It's beginning! ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL lVIr. Harold Reis Nlr. Reis has been an ever-ready source of inspir- ation. His pleasant snlile and cheerful nlanner makes us aware that he is always taking a deep and sincere interest in each of our problexns and goals. As co-ordinator of discipline, Nlr. Reis does niuch for Charlestown Iligh School. For this we are grate ful. NANCY LISANBY Treasurer PRINCIPAL Mr. Robert Myers As principal, Nlr. Nlyel each student at Charleston' supervision of business ar coordination of faculty an clearly exenlplified nlany encouraged excellence in lg that we lnay reach the top sports. A 4 I PATRICIA LYONS Secretary' A NNA REEDY IRENE KISOR JOHNNIE ALLEN ALENE MAYFIELD AMANDA MATTHEWS DANA COMES I0 HELEN HOWARD -MARY RICYNOLDS C FETERI PERSONNEL Mrs. Wampler and her excellent kitchen crew furnish the energy we use so exuberantly. Although we do not often thank them, we do appreciate their generous service and warm interest. MARY OGDEN CORA MEADORS 'F' An eager FACULTYare at the disposal of the students of Charlestown High School. It is the faculty who introduce the spark of desire for knowledge which we weave into the threads of our lives. They challenge the spark to develop into a flame, steady and brilliant, to illuminate each student's life and bring out the best in him. Thus, in gratitude for their undying attempt to lead us in the quest for knowledge and understanding, we salute our dedicated faculty. fx QM, FG. ff - f QF 3' as . - A .. .rlazwa nys, :A- xe- S Qi , Q x g ia QE? - gf x W S 3 f -an K Q 9- . S QQRSMQSS wg- - GUIDANCE SER ICES MRS. KAY MIIAM Counselor MR. EUGENE MC LEMORE MR. LARRY LOWE Guidance Director COUHSCIOI' These advisers are concerned that students choose classes that are suited to their abilities and are given assistance in any way possible. They take a sincere interest in the problems and aspirations of each stu- dent. We appreciate the patience and understanding which they show us. MRS, RUBY BABE Mlssl.ucll.1,r:noss School Nurse Librarzhn MISS Rl'l'A BROWN Librarlhn's Helper Introducing Our Faculty Directing our thoughts along academic lines .... taking time out to battle the students in baseball and basketball .... joining for discussions on all I phases of CHS life .... the personal sessions in the teachers' lounge before school . . . . the rapid pace to class so we do not keep our classes waiting. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT IARBARA ATLAS ANN EBLIN MARGARET CII.Bl-IRT VIRGINIA GIAIJDING LARRY LOWE JEAN MYERS English Forms Basis for All Study and Work I V WEBER AGRI- CULTURE .IOE WILLIAMS I6 LOU MYERS KA'l'III.ICI'IN DYER KAY MILAN HOME ECONOMICS Some of the mosl useful courses offered lo girls are those in home economics. 4 5 INDUSTRIAL ARTS MORRIS BREWER MAX S'l'l'II-'FE' ,T ' 151' 'R ,, 7 71.11 I V , SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 'lllll'0llgll lectures, laboratory work, and special projects, students unravel the mysteries of life and the universe. MARCARl'I'l' CUCIIIIAN LARRY UHAN CARLOS FRIEND l JERRY ISON NITA MORGAN MABEL SWAIN Zeal Stimulates Desire for Knowledge MATH DEP RT E T ROBERT JOHNSON CUY Mc-CLURE THOMAS NARRON MAX STEFFEY ROBERT WAGNEH SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Social Studies Explore the World LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT Knowledge of Languages Unites the Peoples of the World ALICE Nl R JOHN PA DICK L ONGO .I AMES PACK TTI-IRSC JACK RISINGER .IOIIN ROSIER NNII-IWI LLOUCI I 20 l.lllIIl,l,E BOWEN 1 I w 1 4 KW N I fy 1 Rom-:Rl vmnsow , mI'rnc:oRNm r .X t I ART DEPARTMENT Understanding Invites Student Cooperation mm DAUCHER1-Y BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT t t W FRANCIS FRANCKE ROBERTJOIINSON MUSIC DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RE HEALTH DEPARTMENT Having passed the insecure feeling of the freshman, the con- fusion of the sophomore, and the anticipation of the junior, S find themselves an important part of the high school. Events that had seemed so vital at the time now fade away into the past. Acquiring an education is a long and difficult process overflow- ing with tritunphs and disappointments, laughter and tears. Often it is only as graduation draws near that the reality of the end becomes apparent to us. We, as seniors, stand confident that we are ready to meet the challenge of the adult world. sv. f X ---xy- 2 . ii -L g :FTP I L Qi , effswmw A is 4 xi X N -QE K R W ff L X , is fx X gg K? 5, 5 X CLASS OFFICERS--FIRST ROW: Pepper Cooper, Treasurerg Gary Prather, Reporterg James Carr, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Myers, Principalg Mr. Scotty Daugherty, Sponsorg Robert Bowen, President, Charles King, Vice Pres- ident, and Mrs. Virginia Cladding, Sponsor. CHICAGO BO The senior trip to Chicago is always anticipated with excitement. The excitement soon fades into a desire for rest and relaxation after long walks from one educational sight to another. Memories linger on though, and after graduation Chicago still has a place in the minds of former students. .lANlCl-I ADAMS Future Nurses 3,4g Arts and Crafts 4. JACKIE ALLEN Travel Club 1,22 FBLA 4-Q .lournalism 4-g School Paper 3g Senior Play. BRUCE ARMSTRONG, JR. Travel Club 1,23 FBLA 3,4g,lournalism 4. AMANDA BADGER Future Nurses 2,3g Booster Club 4g FTA 1,2,3,11-g Band 1,2gJunior Play. PATRICIA ALLEN Booster Club 2,43 CAA 4-3 FllA 2,351-3 FTA l,2,3,4-3 Senior Playg FLC 3,45 journ- alism 43 National Society 3,4g Annual Stuff 4-3 School Paper 2, ass. Editor 3,43 Editorg Band lg Girls Stnte Alternate 35 Junior Play. KEN NY BARR-Y Basketball 23 Baseball 2,3,fk l l A 3,-'I-3 SUE BAKER Booster Club l,2,3g lfulure Nurses l,2,3,-Lg Arls and Crafts .1-. I.I-IS'I'l'Ili ISA ' 'I Intramural Basketball -L MARLARI-.l BI-.ARD llouster Club 1,13 Cheerleader l,2,3g CAA lg Cleo Club l,2gSeniorl'laygSludenlCioun- eil l,2g Class Officer 23 Annual Staff 'lg Girls Stale Alternate 3. l.0NNIl'. BICCHRS Basketball l,2,3,fL, Cnplaing Track l,2,3g Varsity lJ0ll0l'lI1ill'l 3. GREGORY BIAIR SHARON HIAKIC Fulurr Nursvs lg l lll,A fig Booster Club 3. Bli'l l'Y Bl.l-BSlC'l l' Future Nursrs 2,4. CARULYN BOLING Library Club -l-3 Futurv Nurses l,2. ROBERT BOLINC FTA lg National Honor Society rl-5 FBIA 3, president 44 Smlo Prcsidentg School Pup- er 2,33 Journalism fl: Junior Play: Senior Play: Variety Show 1,2,3,1lg Boys Slate Allcrnulv 3. ROBERT BOWEN Basketball 1,2,3,4-:, Baseball 1,2,3,4g Var- sity Letterman 3,4-g FTA 2g Student Council l,2,3,4-g National Honor Society 2,3,4g Class Oflicer 1,3,4-g FLC 2,4-5 Boys State Delegate 34 Indiana University Regional Tests lg Science Seminar 3. JOHN BRADING Booster Club 2,3,4g FFA 3. LARRY BRIDGES Travel Club 2,43 Library Club 1,2,4g Intra- mural Basketball 3,4. DENNIS BROOKS Travel Club 3,4-g Junior Playg Senior Playg National Honor Society 4-5 Variety Show 3, 4- GARY BURCHETT Coin Club 2. BOBBY BURDEN FFA 45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Intra- mural Basketball, Volleyball, and Softball 2,3. J. C. BURGSTROM FFA 3,4-. JIM CARR FTA 3,4-g Travel Club l,2g ,Ioumalism 4-3 National Honor Society 3,91-3 FIC 2,33 Boys State Alternate 3g Class Officer 4. BELINDA CASE Booster Club 2,351-5 GAA 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 35 Junior Play Staflg Senior Play Staff. JAMES CASH FFA 3,4-3 Junior Play Staff. LYNETTA COMBS Booster Club 1,11-Q Cheerleader 1,3: CAA lg Clee Club lg National llonor Society 3,43 Band Club 2,3,4g ,lunior Play. MICHAEL CHERRY Track lg Cross-Country lg Travel Club 3. JACKIE COMBS GAA 2g Future Nurses 1. JAMES CONLEY Travel Club 2,413 FBLA 4g Library Club 43 F.L.C. 4g State--Mr. FBLA 4. KATHY CONWAY Booster Club 1,2,3,4g FHA l,2,3,1lg Fu- ture Nurses President 3,11-g Senior Play 4-g FLC 44 National Honor Society 2,351-g An- nual Staff 4. FOREST COOPER Basketball 2g FFA 2,3.-L PEPPER COOPER Bnskmlball l,2.3,-1-, Bam-ball 2,3, Golf 2,3, Varsity lftlcrmun 3,-I-1 Library 1.25. Travel Club 1, Class Officer 1,2,3. .lIlX'lMY COPELAND lnlrumurul Basketball 2,3512 lnlramuml DOUGLAS COPELANIJ Volleyball 2. ELBERT LOURTNEX JANET CRACE Booster Club 2,3,4fg GAA l,3,4-g FHA 1,2, 3,4-g Future Nurses 3, President 4-g Annual Staff fl-g School Paper 35 FLC 2,3,4g Nation- al Honor Society 4-. JEANETTE CRACE Booster Club 2,3,4-g GAA 1,45 FHA 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 4-g Nalional llonor Society 3, ik Annual Staff 4g School Paper 3g FLC 2,3,4. DANA DARNALL Band Club 2,3. ,v-af FAYE DARNALL FBLA 34 Clee Club 1,2,3,4g School Paper 2,3. JIM DARNALL .lunior Play. SIIERRY DEVINE Booster Club 1,2,3,-'l-3 CAA 13 FBLA 4g Future Nurses 1,21 Clee Club l,2g School Paper 2. 4 BONNIE DILLOW FBLA 2,3,flQ Booster Club 1,4-g Cheerleader l,2,3g GAA 1,23 Band l,2,3,1l-3 Glee Club lg National Ilonor Society 23,45 Annuulstaff, Editor 43-Girls State Alternate 35 Mztjorettes l,2,3,4g Junior Play Stnffg Senior Play Stuff S Af A BARBARA EVANS Future Nurses 2,33 Cleo Club l,2g FBLA 3g Annual Slnff 3. ROBERT FRAKES FFA 2,11-. LINDA FREElS Booster Club 3: Trnvel Club 'lg Future Nuts-esfl. 5 E., 111,-ft - rf -i -Z5 .Y 'ggi ff .IOE GOEDECKER Intramural Basketball 4. BILLY GILBERT Band l,2,3,4g Student Council 1,25 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-Presidentg Dance Band 1,3,4g Drum Major, 4g Boys Stale Delegate 33 Junior Class Playg Class Secretary 29 Booster Club 2,3g Travel Club 2. SHEILA GLENN Future Nurses l,2,3. LINDA GRAMMER FHA 1,2,3,4g Booster Club 2,3,4-Q Future Nurses I,2,3, Treasurer, 4, Vice-Presidentg GAA IA. b SHARON GREGORY Future Nurses 3,4, Trax el Club 4, reporter, Senior Playg GAA 4-5 junior Play. PAT1 Y GR01 E Booster Club 43 CAA 1,2,3g FLC 43 Junior Plnyg Senior Play. CHARLES HALE lntramural Basketball 2,3, Freshman Bas ketball Manager 1. RALPH HALL Variety Show 3,-ll: Arts and Crafts Club 25 Booster Club lg Travel Club 1,3. CAROL HAMPTON Band l,2,3,4g Majorelte l,2,3,4g Clee Club l,2,3.4g Chorus 45 Travel Club 25 Dance Band lg FLC 3. LINDA HALL GAA 1,3,4g Travel Club, VicePresidcnt4 Library Club 4: Junior Play. i - '52 .. .tt if .L s .1 .. Q, .U-ML is RONNIE HATTABAUGH FBLA 3,43 Travel Club 23 Variety Show 2. .IOHNNIE IIARPEII SUSAN HARRELL FHA 15 CAA 25 Booster Club 2,351-3 An- nual Staff 43 National Honor Society 4-g FLC 3,4, Treasurer. MIKE HENDERSON EUGINE lllNES FFA 2,3,4, Basketball 1. NANCX IIOBSON GAA l,2,3,4g Glu' Club I,2,3g junior Play Slnff, Seumr Play Stuff. CARRIE IIODGE Travel Club 1. WILLIAM IIOESSLE Coll 2,3,4: Basketball 23 Intramurals 3,LIg Library Club I,2g Travel Club I: Varsity Lvllcrmun 3,-'L PAULA HOWARD CAROL HUTII BARBARA JONES Travel Club 25 Glee Club 3g FLC 3g GAA 13 Girls State Delegate 3: FTA 1,2,3,4, Recording Secretaryg National Honor So- ciety 4. SAUNDRA INGRAM FBLA 45 GAA 1,3. BRENDA ISON Booster Club 23 FBLA 33 Future Nurses 3,45 Junior Play Staffg Travel Club 43 Sen- ior Play. CAROLYN KAELIN Booster Club 23 FTA 351, Rcporterg FLC 341, VicePx-esidentg National Honor So- ciety 3,115 journalism 3g Cirl's State Dele- gate 33 School Paper 3. PATTY KEITH FBLA 4, Presidenlg FHA l,2.3g GAA 1,2, 3,4-g Future Nurses 1. CllAlll.l'1S KING Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,ll-g Booster Club 3,4g Class Olliccr l,2,3,fl-5 Student Council 3,11-, Prosidvntg Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Varsity Letterman Club 3,43 lntru- murnl Softball 2, Library Club l,2. CHARLEB LATHAM Variety Show 2,333 Travel Club 3. ROC LR LEMASTER Letterman Club 3,1lg Cross Country 1,2g Track 1,3,flg Basketball Manager IA. ALLEN LEEP Tran-l Club l,2: FFA 2,3,-lg Cleo Club 34 Cross Country 1,2g Truck 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3g Intramurals -1-. M ELODY LOWERX CAA 1. SANDY MANNIX Booster Club 2,3,fl-1 FBLA 3,-lg Future Nurses 2,3,4-. JIM LYONS Varsity Basketball 35 lntrumural Basket- ball ll-. DONALD LYVERS library Club l,2g Travel Club 1. GAYLE MAYFIELD Booster Club l,2,3,4-3 Future Nurses l,2, 3,45 FLC 3,-lg Nalio :lg Senior Play. nal llouor Sociely 3, I.. C. McCAWl.l'IY FFA l,2,3,1L DORTHY McCUBBlNS Basketball Queen Attendant l,2g FFA Sweetheart Queen 3g FHA l,2, Parliamen- tariun, 3. JANIC E M l'Il.'l'0N Majorelte l,2.3,fl-g Baud l,2,3,,l-5 Booster Club l,2,3,4g FBIA lgCAA lg FHA l,2,3. IARRY MICK FFA 1,2,3,4. TERRY MIDDLETON Intramural Basketball 2,3,Al-3 Journalism-- Sports Editor - 23,4-5 Annual Staff tl-5 Va- riety Show 3,01-. BILLY lN'll'fREDl'l'll Baseball l,2,3.-lg lntramural Basketball 2,3, flg Basketball lg Varsity Lcltermaus' Club 3,-lg Library Club lg Intramural Softball 2. SANDY MORGAN Band 1,2,3,llg Majorelle l,2,3,'l-Q FllA l,2, 3, Sweetheart Queen Attendant, fl, Sweet- lleurt Queeng CAA lg FLC 23 ,lunior Pluy Stn JAM ES MILLER F.F.A. 2,3,'lg ArLs 8 Crafts lg Intramurals 3,,L. LINDA MORGAN Booster Club l,2g FTA l,2,3,4g Travel Club 2: FBLA 3,-L Secrelury-Treasurerg ,lournulism fl-3 School Paper -L. DELORES IVIURPIIY Future Nurses l,2,3,-'Lg Library Club 4. luDDlln NILIIOLS Intramural llusketball -'lg journalism Club Wll.l,lAlVl NICIKIJSS Booster Club 2 3 fl' Art-1 :S Crafts -L' lntru- murals 2.3,-l-. LARRY 0 BRE AN FFA 2,3,lg junior Play 3g Senior Plnr fl. RU'l'll OULICSBY Future Nurses 3: Booster Club 2,43 FFA ll FII.-X rl-Q FTA 2,3,ltg Clee Club lg FLC 3,43 School Paper 3g National Honor So- ciety fl. KEN NY 0It'I'l'INSlIi FFA l,2,3,-lg lnlraunurul Basketball 1. BA R BA R A OG LES BY Future Nurses 2,3,fl-. DONNA PRA'l'lll'fli Booster Club I,2,3,4Lg FTA 2,3, Viccl'rvsi- dent, fl-3 FLC 2,3, President, lg National Honor Society 2,3, l1Q,l0lll'l'lZlllSlll I,2,3, As- sistant Editorg Band l,2,3,1Lg Uirl's State Delegate 3g DAR Award -lg Belly Crocker llomemakers oI'l'on1orrow Award 1-QCII-e Club I. GARY l'RA'l'lllCR Intramural Basketball lg Library Club lg Booster Club l,2,3g FLC flu, TI'0llSlll'0l'Q FBLA 45 Annual Staff 4g Class Oflicer fl. DIANE PRICE GAA 1,44 Future Nurses 3. CHARLES RAWLINGS Arts 81 Crafts 4. .IOIIN RAWLINCS Arts 8 Crafts 4g Baseball 1. BE PTY RICE Future Nurses lg FBLA ll. RANDY RICHARDSON CHARLES ROBERTS Track l,2g FFA 1,2,3,-lg Clce Club 2g ln- lrnmural Softball 2. NANCY ROBERTSON Booster Club 1,25 Future Nurses l,2. GLENN RITCHIE Library 1.2. S SP '2 Q Q Q JANET SARGENT FHA l,2,3,fl-g Cheerleader lg Booster Club fl-g Glcc Club 1. LINDA ROSE Future Nurses 1,29 CAA I. GARY ROSEBERRY lntramurals 2,3313 Dance Band 2,1-3,43 Sci- ence Seminar 3g Baseball 4g Class Officer 1. CATHERINE SCHINDLER GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurerg Booster Club 2,3,4g Junior Play,Senior PlaygCl1cer- leader lg Annual Staff 43 National Honor Socicty 43 Papcr Staff 1,2,3g FBLA 4. SARAH SEAIS FBLA 3,4g Clcc Club 3,1L. KRIS SEIBEI. FTA lp CAA lg Booslcr Club l,2,3,4g An- nual Staff 3,4g Cheerleader lg FUI 3,1kClv0 Club 2,3,-lg Paper Staff l,2g Junior Play, Senior Play. YONEKO SHINOZAKI Tsuchiuru High Schoolhlapunz FLC l,2,3g lspeiunto Seminar Club 2,3: Hum Radio Club 31 Skiing Club 2,3g Class Officer 3. Charlestown High School: Booster Club fl. JUN SPENCER FFA 2,3, Treasurer, -lg lnlrunxuruls 1,2 Baseball lg Library Club lg Junior Play DOUG S'l'l'lWAR'l' FBLA 3,15 Basketball Manager 1. lll'l'A SULLIVAN FHA lg FBIA 3,43 Booster Club -lg lj- brury l,2g Clem- Club 3,4l. DEBBIE SWALLOWS CAA l,2,3g Variety Show 2. MARY TAFI Science Seminar 39 Booster Club l,2,3,1lg Dance Band 2,4-g CAA l,2,3g l 'l'A l,2,3,-'lg Cleo Club 3,4g National llonur Society 2, sm senior Playq FLC 1,2,3,-I-g Band 1,2 3 'L 9'- Slllfll,A 'l'll0MPSON Library Club 4. PA l' IYLER Clee Club 1,2,3,4g lloosler Club l,2g FHA l,2,3g CAA 1.2. PAT VAN M l'I'l'lCR Booster Club 3,4-3 lndiann University Rc- gionul Exams lg CAA 1,33 Senior Playg National llonor Socieiv 2,3,-1-3 l l.C 2,3. CIHCRYI, VICACII Clee Club l,2.3.l: I llA l,2,3g Booster Club l,2. GIJCNIJA WADE Dnnee Band 2. f f SHARON WAl'l'ES Sluclent C0lllll'll Z, Cheerleader l, Band lg Buosier Club 1. PAM Wl'IRNliR Booster Club l,2.3,4l-5 Clee Club l,2,'l-3 FLC 2,3,1l, Presirlenlg GAA l,2g Class President 2g lhmee Band l,2,3,4g National llonur Society 2,3,flg Senior Play: Annuul Stuff-Lg Band l,2,3,-'lg Cheerleacler l: l l3l.A 33 Mu- joretles l,2,3,1l-. CAROLINE WACNI-IR Clee Club lg Booster Club l,2,3,Al-g FTA 2,3,-1, 'Frensnrerg Junior Playg FLC 3,Al. BILLY WIIITAKER lx.l I IIY WIIALIN FLC 3: Cheerleader 1,2,3,-lg Band l,2,3,4-g Dance liancl 1,2,3g Majoretlesl,2,3,fLgCAA 1,2g Sludent Council 3,:I, Secrelaryg Class Officer 33 Booster Club l,2,3,4g Annual Stuff 3,1 CARY WIIEA I LILY Library Club lg ,lunior Play Slaffg FFA 2,3,4. ANITA WILLIAMS FHA 1,2,3,4g CAA 1,49 FBLA 3g Booster Club 1,2,-'L WILLIAM WOOD Arts and Crafts Club 4-g Coin Club 1, ln- lramurnls 2,3. BRUCE WYNN Band l,2,3,1l-5 Dance Band l,2,3,-lg Intru- muruls 2,3,-lg junior Play. JIM YOUNG Dance Band 23 llooster Club 3,11-. I am a part of all l have metg Yet all experience is an arch where through C'leams that untraveled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. How dull it is to pause, to make an end, To rest unburnished, not to shine in use! As though to breathe were life! -Alfred Lord Tennyson's Ulysses DAVID ZEHNER Band 1,23 lntramural Basketball 4' Truck SllEllA KAlll. Special Student. SENIOR xy 5 S Seniors are honored in many way: Gilbert, and the Queen, Pam Wen Roger l.elVlaslvr, and second runn Pam Werner is at il again-- plnying the organ, that is. 1 HIGHLIGHTS Pepper Cooper would do almost anything to gel his hands on n basketball. llcre he is wonring his special spring shoes. l prom. llerc we see the King, Billy first runners-up, Kathy Whulin und .lanet Crave and Pepper Cooper. Vnlcdictoriam, Donna Prutller, and sulutatoriuns, Carolyn Kat'- lin and Barbara Jonrs, are 4 being congrutulutvd by our principal, Mr. Myers. Having laid the foundation of their education, the JU leave their adventurous past and turn their eyes toward the future. As the seasons revolve and the years pass by, they undergo a period of transition from childhood to adult- hood. Dreams become realities and new-found capabilities lead to success. There are sweat-shirts and magazines to sell. There is a banquet and a prom to organize. Next year, perhaps, a lifetime of achievement and an eternity of oy can be attained. CLASS OFFICERS--FIRST ROW: Mr. Orrin Weber, Miss ,lean Strassel, Sponsorsg Goria Ogleslwy, Secretaryg Teddy Mc- Coy, Reporterg Mr. Larry Dean, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Roger Reynolds, President, H. S. Hardy, Vice President, Roger Adams, Treasurer. UNIOR CLASS PL Y One of the major annual events is the junior class play. This year the class presented the comedy, Wherrfs Charlie? lVletnbers of the cast were: Sue Maylield, Brenda Chzanowski, Tony Cllotzback, Ronald Rotllbauer, Becky Whitney, Peggy Sullivan, llerbert Cordon, john Boyd, Calnmie Cole, Laura Reich, and llazel Lut- gring, Mr. l,owe's assistant. Roger Adams .l :me Aebersold Jimmie Allen Ronnie Allen William Anderson lfluine Armstrong Mike Arnett Terry Baird liennelli linker Maury Ball ,lerry llulmer Bobby Benge Uuvid Betller Brenrln Biggers .lenny Bolin Mureidu Boling Belly lloling Ann Boyd . 'Q ': , xx 12' ll l Q 'Q 4 Q x X5 N Jwxiw, X Q ,fe -W rw-we new 7' EQ: 4, Q rx 9 Q on 'gf Efgil R. W5 ' SFT mi L 6:55 - '- gg. AM-' 5 1s'3,lY-SQ.: QV ., f nw P V will in S M ix Q X, Q? Q i e X X Q .af Qyxo, A ' .Q . X .i- N ix X N A Qgfesrf i 'C 51,1 v- -EL., i if ,sr fe gr 2 is X , S K X s s X i -ef' ' V X We N 'Q S A X X Q5 gigs 4 K X m Y ,iii . Q fi : ,, ' V H s. s. .iliifkei 1, ,. X X 1 X E . m.dM ,K ,,. ,... .llf . , . 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Hardy Bob Hawkins Richard Hays Debbie Hester Karen Hislip Mary Hooper Darrell Ingram Pat Johnson Wanda Johnson Willa J ones Brenda Justice Margaret Kellems Robert Kessinger Phyllis Kisor Linda Knies Lois Kuop Linda Law Ben Lcdbeller Michael Leonard Earl Lile Belly Linne Hazel Lutgring Bobby Masingo Dorothy Mayfield Sue Maylield Bobby McBride Teddy McCoy Eddie McDonald Felecia Means Allen Mick Jack Minns Frank Molck Thelma Moore Eddie Nelson Spotlighted Year viz Peggy Nichols Steve O'Bryan Gloria Oglesby Rita Osborne Leon Pace Tommy Parker Debbie Pemberton Dale Pherson Budd Potts Buddy Powell Janice Price Judy Propes Diane Reed Dennis Reedy Laura Reich Brenda Reynolds David Reynolds Linda Reynolds Roger Reynolds, Daryl Richey Sully Rose Ronnie Rothbauer Glenn Russell Betty Sandretto Pat Schafer Suzanne Schafer Sharon Schmidt Terry Se-graves Linda Solent Tom Shields Brenda Shuman Cheryl Simpson Bill Somerville .lunet Sowder Mary Spurrier Sharon Stamper Next Year - Seniors! I iieiQi?iiieiisgeEXs'Sa'aeW Y ,YUQVSQEF , - , H- : e He tee f I : if as TE. .iiiifs tg s sc W W ,sa Neg? , is rr X Y K W2 s 35 f - .2 e 1 - .zegegagy Warren Stevens Peggy Sullivan Nikki Tackctt Tommy Tuff Wilmn Tate Cary Taylor Richard True Lana Turner Lnrry Van Meter 'l'onnnie Waddle Robert Wade Mary Ann Warren Sandy Welch Ronnie Welty Donna Whitaker Becky Whitney Jinnnie Williams Christinea Zollman Wherever u PIRATE emblem is seen, Charlestown High School students think of their school. This is especially true of the junior slu- dents because they realize that they have only one more yenr of fun and achievement to complete that symbol as they make Charlestown High School their Alma Mater. The prom is a greatly anticipated and well planned event given by the junior elnss in honor of the senior class. The theme of the prom this year was Arabian Nights . lt was presented on Saturday evening, May 1-L, in the high school gym- nasium. Coach Longo helps Ben Icdbetter hold his trophies. John Boyd attempts a baske! as Ronnie Allen and Pepper Cooper look on. ,ll 3 Mrs. Lisnnby and Mrs. Lyons hm high hopes for next year's senior elas: 'by Benge, Paity Grote, and Robert Grim!! n to Mrs. Nicolaysc-n's Spanish instructions. 1 I Prelly as a picture was the basketball q u een , Linda Solent, from the junior clnss. Terry Dean was the top track star of the year S0 0 O S strive hard to meet the high standards of our school. They are beginning to realize the value of developing their thinking and reasoning powers in order to reach their capabilities. They are happy that they have passed their initiation year as freshmen, but the road through the next two years seems to be a long one. It will take determination and self-discipline to reach that day of graduation. i 3 4 5 1 4 1 5 3 1 1 1 3 1 i I E 1 E CLASS OFFICERS--FIRST ROW: Ronnie Gilmer, Reporterg Gary Smilh, Presidenlg Sandy Walls, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ruth Cornell, Sponsorg Pal Brisloe, Secretaryg jerry Meredith, Vice Presidentg Mr. Louis Kleopfer, Sponsor. 1.. Q sr 'if' Our Trip of the Year As Sophomores, we look forward to Lhe day that we take our class trip. Clifty Falls was our destination, Although it was a gloomy day, W we brightened il with the events of Lhe day. 4 1 ,X ' Q of .',. SWA Linda Adams Doris Akemon Bobby Albert Clifford Baker ,lanet Barnes Patti Barnes Philip Barnes ,I oe Begley William Biggs Margaret Black Daniel Blake We-sta Bledsoe Kay Boling Alan Bowen llolly Bowling Randy Bradford ,lerry Bradshaw Bobby Brashear Pal Bristoe Cary Brooks Joyce Burgstrom X X X X- W , X .. L tif f- .. H 9-viii? if is W xx X XV -my X f X, X. - X 1 -g-. f- -a---vw :Qt re- Q 2 4- XXX easel: -XXXXX X,X .-Xf XX was V- X N s ' 5 'A 3 ' --rl - ' t XX 1 ,' .QS-XX XX X X X X X E 5 X X XXEQ we e X S isle X K X 'fi r-E iii X X1 X X 51? 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X No Picture Available Sharon Bussey 'l'erl'y Carr V Bruce Cash Carl Caudill llelana Candill Linda Chester Shirley Cole llussell Conarcl Sharon Coomer Francine Crave Margie Dallas Gary llay Mike Deal Roger llean Steve Dean Danny Denton Glenn Delaney ,lerry Deva:-y Roy lJeVary Wayne Dems Carol Fain Ya.:-:s ,vs f-H 'rm 3 4 67 ' No Picture Available 68 No Picture Available Carol Huff Glen lluff Dianne llumcs liaurn Jackson Kathy .lames Mildred ,lanis Wilma Jenkins Harold Johnson Diane .lohnson Mnry .lohnson Arlie .lones Christine Jones Richard jones Shnron Knclin Gary Keith Linda Kcmplc Dnvid Knics Becky l.l.l.aughli David Lindsey Debbie Longest Jerry Lynch Il Q e Q5 .R Q N xf iw? 3 M -if X K r E, A I 5 K ws ir Q Qi Y 1 X ik X S X 'E so r g X i s Q gl l ,Ioycc Ferguson Delores Fields llogcr lfleenor Dallas I-'Inu-In-r Carolyn Frukcs Shirley Currcl Kathy Gilbert Ronnie Uillner James Com-decker Gerald Graves Ronnie Gregory Rita Croff Brenda llnll Tony llnll William llall George llarper Eugene llarlson Belly llullalmaugh Norma Hawkins Alan lloa flund Belly lluhliurd Twist ye, twine ye' 1 Mingle shades of Joy Hope and fear, and p In the thread of hul S. 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S C H , A .A -rr.r , X Picture Available No Picture Available .lo Lynn Peters Sandy Phillips Jerry Powell Marsha Reynolds Steve Richardson Put Schindler Mary Scifres Mike Slice Blair Shumun M nrlhn Sidle Vern Sizemore Cary Smith Sandy Smith Gregory Solidny Audra Sneneer Warren Stevens ,lilnnty Stewart .loel Stocking Victor Stoflrt-gen Dennis Stricker Roberta Tale 69 Bobby Brashear and Jerry Meredith are ready to eat ugain. They miss the school cafeteria. Connie Thomas llugh Thompson Marty Tobias Flo Townsend Steve Wnddle Sandy Walls Gary White joseph White Kenneth Whitehouse Russell Williams Greg Wolfe Charlene Yeager Kathy Zimmerman Laura Jackson, Becky Laughlin, Kathy james, und Mary .lo Scifres lake time out for a rest ut Clifty Fall Stale Park. You can see that they wish they were back in the classroom. Deluna Caudill, Norma Hawkins, Linda Chester, Shirley Cole, and Francine Cruse are thinking of the semester exams which are scheduled for tomorrow. Cheer up, girls--they ean't he dm! bad, or l1aven't you studied? 5 S l g, E. Musieiuns four--William Biggs, Glen Delaney. Beverly Cnirnes. und Becky Laugh- lin. ll looks like Diane johnson is preparing for the new speech and dramulies class lo he taught next year. Nothing can luke Lhe place of good hooks for real h ones!-lo-goodness students. Sophomore students realize lhis fact, so they will be using the library often throughout lhe remainder of Lheir high school enreer. With the first year of high school almost behind them, will discard the newness of be- ginners. Now, well aware of the challenge of high school life, they will direct their abilities to a purposeful end. With the realization that determined efforts are required to make Charlestown proud of them, they will channel their enthusiasm and energy into effective paths which guide their school life toward success. x K' I .wwx . kNAgi,igise:aswbXLN,,5p :M X Q , 3, -K Aw. ilk f- xwmsm A A iff: ,x 515 ' - ' .N t 1 V 'X if F - ,qw . . tak! X S 4 +L.: Ns. ky.-x,i ..,- S ri 3 , Kel . v . af fl As fx., , ig M XS! 2 W gxx ? Rm .l S wg My - - Q.-'Q -'Mx Ll -W -w.,1Q--Wm A .-..., Nw... .f FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS--ROW ONE: Mrs. Margaret Gilbert, Sponsorq Carolyn Cooper, Prcsidentg Peggy Kisor, Reporterg Mr. Dick Longo, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Steve Brading, Vice Presidentg Mike Hall, Secretaryg Tom Cooper, Trea- SllI'9I'. Our First Year of High School With Lhe next three years of high school awaiting them and the first year now a memory, freshmen stand ul a turning point--or in Robbie Slone's case, sit at El turning point--one in which they will discard Lhe newness of underclassmvn. Well aware of the challenge of high school life now, they direct their abilities to a purposeful end. Paulette Allen, James Akemon, Danny Akins, Jack Amburgey, Beatrice Balmer, Barbara Bare. Debbie Bland, Kerry Bledsoe, Sandra Bogard, Jacquie Boger, Regina Bowling, Steve Brading. Eileen Bradshaw, Sharon Brad- shaw, Allen Braun, Rita Bridges. Roger Broughton, Darlene Bry- RDI. Becky Campbell, Linda Camp- bell, Pamela Campbell, Patri- cia Campbell, Sharon Camp- bell, Janie Capps. Nancy Carlton, Jackie Carpen- ter, Stephen Carrico, Sheila Ca- sey, Sheila Caudill, Thomas Caudill. Picture Picture Available Available No No Harold Cecil, Pauline Cissell, Darlene Clark, Arnold Cochran, Nancy Cole, Tommy Collier. Mar aret Conley, Allen Cook, PhyEis Coomer, Carolyn Coop- er, Tom Cooper, Steven Cox. Kenneth Crick, Carl Crone, Grace Decker, Sharon lJeVore, Virginia Doss, Ann Droppel- IYIHII. Herschell Duncan, Danny Du- vall, James Ennis, Cary luvnns, Karen Evans, Sharon Evans. 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Doyle Treece, Yvonne Tucker, Sharon Tyler, Sylvia Tyler, Cher l Van Over, James Wal- den, alricia Walters, Paul War- ren. David Watson, Shirley Webb, Steve Webb, Norma Wells, Joe Wheatley, Clifford White, Anita Whitaker, Billy Williams. Diana Williams, Carnie Wil- liams, .leanie Williams, Sandra Woods, llavid Wright, John Yenawine, Kathy Z0llIl9l', Bren- da Zollman. Extra-curricular f0I'IT1 U19 thread that runs through the life of every student, weaving unselfish participation into the basic scholastic achievement. It is the school community that nurtures the social life of youth, making it possible for a student to develop character and personality to the fullest ex- tent. The span of activities enhancing the curriculum offers each stu- dent the opportunity to give of himself and to receive in return an assured place in society. 1 . fx , x... - , .M QQ, H , . . ' -f K' 1 all 1- X ' Kxkk 2' 1' fgxgfmgg W ,izgff-ww .N . XY i- - -L, .. ,iiiixwhzfi ,. x1xl'f.Sig: ,fs2jL.2g21QS,S ? fX1gii:l?Hi5Ni?k9lQT mi: S-, -rw 1. N' NSxwwqgiwigwwwggpgfxwfwwwwissagwww-f + ' f WNW' ...I-51i?g':.f . x. if Wy 1 XL.. L. , - , ' '--- ' L X J W . ' 1 X ' f , x f .-2.--. 3, I - , .53 S K 'uf Shi X25 3 S.fg 1 X iii A A it .Q um-N.. NATIONAL H0 OR SOCIETY Four important qualities which form the basis for membership in the National llonor Society are scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It is important that an ability to learn and a willingness to serve be developed. Meeting these requirements is necessary if the honor student is to find a fruitful place in the world today. ROW ONE: Mr. Harold Reis Sponsor, Jim Carr, Billy Gilbert, Peggy Sullivan, Ruth Oglesby, Bob Bowen, Mr. Robert Myers, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Bonnie Dillow, Catherine Schindler, Carolyn Kaelin, Donna Prather, Lynelta Combs, Kathy Conway, Janet Crace, Mary Tuff, Susan Harrell. ROW THREE: Laura Reich, Jeanette Crace, Pat VanMeter, Pam Werner, Patty Allen, Dennis Reedy, Bill Anderson, 80 Robert Boling, Dennis Brooks, Gayle Mayfield. ROW FOUR: Glen Delaney, Gary Smith, Jimmy Stewart, Debbie Hester, Beverly Cairnes, Gloria Oglesby, Brenda Cooper, Juanita Hall, Cammie Cole, Betty Sandrelto. ROW FIVE: Richard Jones, Tommy Tuff, Ben Lcdbetter, Roger Reynolds, Linda Selent, JoLynn Peters, Sandy Walls, William Biggs, Sharon Kaelin, Barbara Jones. STUDE T CUUNCIL Student opinion always plays an important part in the governing of a school, and an organization run by responsible students in cooperation with the school's administration is an appropriate outlet where these opinions can be heard and dealt with. The Student Council at Charlestown High School is this governing body which promotes a friendly atmosphere among students by means of fostering school spirit and class unity. ROW UNE: Mrs. Kay Milam, Sponsorg Bob Bowen, Vice President: Jerry Meredith, Tommy Collier, Ben lpdbetter, Roger Reynolds, Peggy Charles King, Presidentg Kathy Whalin, Secretary: Richard Jones, Sullivan, Mr. Robert Myers,Sponsor. Treasurer. ROW TWO: Sandy Walls, Mike Meredith, David Lewis. zz.: mf.- gf ,if Q . ,nM g :, 'Q ,uf 4 yasww 4, ixlfh 2 is Q if gf 'Q 3 ' 4 5 1 M27 E ::, f F 'X 'wg' gf? S fi' Pl 'Q A VN A 5 EQ , 5 1 .6 .f 3 my-ssfnuf' um M CHARLESTBYHN Q CHAPTER INDIANA K-,A 3 'v Q I ., ? ,1.A 1 t 4 , I V Z ' x-Hwy: ' ,. ,Q ,qw Y 2 553,54 six s,-x .kr k W Mr. Eugene Meliemore, Sponsor The PIRATE staff has tried to capture the immortalized moments of 1965-1966: Terry Middleton, William Biggs, Dennis lleedy, Roger Reynolds, Gary Prather, Bev- erly Cairnes, Kathy Whalin, CatherineSehind- ler, Bonnie Dillow, Editor, jenny Bolin, Juan- ita llall. Kathy Conway, Becky Whitney, Deh- bie llester, Janet Cracc, Pam Werner, Tommy Tail and Kris Seibel, Co-Assistant Editors, Susan llarrell, Margaret lleard, Putty Allen, Jeanette Crace, Daryl Richey. PIRATE staff works long, hard hours to produce yearbook A yearbook has a story to tell--memories of exciting moments lilling the school year. Treasured memories of 1965-66 high school days fill the pages of this book so that those special days . . . that sensational game . . . that class trip . . . those lasting friendships-these and other precious events can be relived again and again through the years. The PIRATE would not be possible ROW UNE: Brenda Cooper,SharonGregory, llnzel Lutgring, Linda Selent, Surah Seals, Dennis Brooks, Ralph llall, Robert lloling, llerhert Gordon. ROW TWO: Mareida Bol- in , Peggy Nichols, Rita Usborne, Suzanne Selliafer, Audra Spencer, rlllltlllllil Moore, Nik- ki Tackett, Sharon Stamper, Lana Cannon, Tommie Wazldle, Saunclra Ingram, Joyce Goode. without ad salesmen: FUTURE HOMEM KERS OF ERIC BOW ONE: .lanet Sargent, Kathy Conway. .lanet Craee, .leanette Craee. Gloria O fleshy, Brenda Cooper, Juanita Ilall. Patty Allen. Anita Wil- liams, Pat Schafer. Miss Kathleen Dyer, Spon- sor. ROW TWO: linda Kemple, Carol Fain. Betty Ilattabaugh, Patrieia Keith, l.inda Cram- mer, Sandy Morgan. Peggy Burgstroni. Blaine Arms-tron f, Becky Whitney, Betty I Iubbard, Kathy Zellner. how TIIRI-fl-I: Margaret Oglesby, Brenda Zollman, Kathy Kavanaugh, Dianejolni- son, Kathy Gilbert. Pat Schindler. Debbie Long- est, Patti Barnes. Carolyn Frakes, Joyee Burg- strom, Barbara Sullivan, Sandy Sandretto, Sharon Ilelzer. ROW FOUR: Naney Cole, Lorna Grit'- litt, Joyce Stewart, Phyllis Iloward, Diana Wil- liams, Karen Cullman, Barbara Bare,June Shaw, Barbara Morwan, Sandy Bo Yard, Cindy McRae. Sharon Bradiiihaw. ROW FIWE: Sheila Caudill, Carolyn Cooper, Denise Phillips, Vicky Segraves, Jewell Wells, Melinda Montgomery, Jane Capps, Bessie Spencer, Patty Kindred, Pat Ingram, Gret- chen Ledbetter, Marty Lyvers. Booster Club Strengthens Team ROW ONE: Margaret Oglesby, Joan Nash, Margaret Conley. Sharon Ilelzer, Kathy Conway, Judy Propes, Peggy Sullivan, Barbara Car- rieo. ROW TWO: Jenny Bolin, Margaret Beard, Gloria Otflpgby, Ann Boyd, Linda Selent, Kathy Conway. ROW TllRl'CIC: Sandy Wllleleli, Sandy Mannix, Caroline Wagner, Juliet Craee, Jeanette Crave, Pat Van Meter, Lynetta Combs, Mary Tall, Susan Ilarrell. Charlts King. Bonnie Dillow, Pam Werner. ROW FOUR: Sherry DeVine, Janiee Melton, Putty Grote. Janet Sargent, Anita Williams, Bill Niekles, Amanda Badger, Patty Allen, Linda Grammer, Catherine Schindler, Belinda Case, Ruth Olflesby. ROW FIVI-I: Debbie Longest, Debbie Hester, Sue Mayflield, Bat Schafer. Linda Law. .I0yee Goode, Brenda Bigger-s, Suzanne Schafer, Roger Reynolds, Tommy Taft, Daryl Riehey, Juanita Ilall. ROW SIX: Nikki Tackett. Brenda Reynolds. 84 Yoneka Shinozaki, Laura Reich, Linda Knies, Donna Frazer, Blaine Armstrong, Debbie Pemberton, Dorothy Maylield, Linda Reynolds, Ilazel Lutgring, Sue Daubs. ROW SICVICN: Laura Jackson, Delanu Caudill, Linda Chester, Norma Ilawkins, Linda Kemple, Kathy James, Joyee Ferguson, Betty Ilubbard, Cary Day, Linda Oglesby, Marty Lyvers, Sandy Sandretlo. ROW EIGIIT: Ronald Rolhbauer, Sheila Caudill, Donna Pemberton, Beverly Cairnes, Brenda Chzanowslci, Brenda Cooper, Francine Crase, Rita Sullivan, Terry Dean. Shirley Cole, Kathy Gilbert, Carolyn Cooper. ROW NINE: Corky Baker, David Knies, Jerry Bradshaw, Robert Masingo, David Bettler, Eddie Nelson, Dennis Reedy, Betty Sandretto, Marty Tobias, Jo Lynn Peters, Patti Barnes, Sharon Bussey. GIRLS' ATHLETIC SSOCI TIO ROW ONE: Debbie Hester, Daryl Richey, Judy Propes, Catherine Schindler, Pat Van Meter, Mrs. Rebecca Hughes, S onsor. ROW TWO: Laura Reich, Patricia Keith, Saundra ln ram, Jbanette Crace, Linda Grammar, Kathy Conway, Belinda Case, lilancy Hobson, Patty Allen, Janet Crace, Linda Hall, Thelma Moore, Peg fy Nichols. ROW THREE: Phyllis Kisor, Nikki Tackett, Betty Linne, Nfary Ann Warren, Lana Cannon, Brenda Reynolds, Brenda Biggers, Suzanne Schafer, Linda Reynolds, Jenny Bolin, Rita Osborne, Sharon Schmidt, Donna Whitaker, Joan Nash. ROW FOUR: Brenda Justice, Brenda Chzanow- ski, Linda Knies, Betty Sandretto, Sue Daubs, Christinea Zollmnn, Joyce Goode, Lois Knop, Peggy Sullivan, llazel Lutgring, Linda Selent, Shirley Cole, Laura Jckson. ROW FIVE: Kay Boling, Marjorie Dallas, Flo Townsend, Debbie Lon-rest, Carol Fain, Brenda Lyons, Frances Shuman, Donna Lindsey. Rrancine Crase, Delana Cuudill, Sharon Bussey, Pat Bristoc, Sandy Walls. ROW SlX: Paulette Allen, Becky Lau hlin, Norma Hawkins. Linda Chester, Vickie Segraves, Denise Phigips, Jeannie Williams, Bobby Knop, Melinda Montgomery, Joyce Stewart, Yvonne Tucker, Donna Knear, Linda Adams. ROW SEVEN: Janet Sowder, Linda Law, Sue llampton, Debbie Bland, Pat Schindler. Marty Tobias. Shirley Garrett, Alice Russell, Holly Bowling, Margaret Conley, Wanda Farmer. TRA EL CL B ROW ONE: Dennis Brooks, Linda llall, Brenda lson, Sharon Gregoryhloe lledge, Joel Mackey, Larry Brid es, Richardjones, Jerry Meredith. ROW TWO: Mrs. Virginia Gladding, Sponsor: Bobby Brashear, Don- ald Nevillc, Steve Bradin-r, Larry Kittrcll, Norman Kalkhoff, Mike Rox, Mike Mere- dith, Robbie Slone, Mike llalt, Frank Mul- lins, Jim Stocking. JOURNALISM CL B Mrs. Ruth Cornell, Sponsor, Lois Knop,,Ienny Bolin, Robert Boling, Patty Allen, Jackie Allen, ,lim Carr, ller- bert Cordon, Mike Ogden, Linda Morgan, Eddie Nichols, Terry Middleton. FRE CH CL B ROW ONE: John Boyd, Publicity: Cary Prath- er, Treasurerg Cammie Cole, Secretary, Carolyn Kaelin, Vice-President, Pam Werner, President. ROW TWO: Debbie Hester, Ann Boyd, Sandy Welch, Margie Dallas, Flo Townsend, Pally Grote, Brenda Chzanowski, Mary Spurrier, Kris Seibel, Gayle Mayfield, Mrs. Alice Nicoluysen, Sponsor. ROW THREE: Hazel Lutgring, Ruth Oglesby, Caroline Wagner, Peggy Nichols, Thel- ma Moore. ROW FOUR: Roger Reynolds, Bob Bowen. 86 These Provide Clubs Experience FUTURE TE CHERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: Caroline Wagner, Carolyn Kaelin, Patty Allen, Barbara Jones, Ruth Oflesby, Brenda Cooper, Glenn Delaney, ,lim Carr, Mrs. Mar aret Gilbert, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Marty Eobias, Becky Whitney, Joyce Goode, Laura Reich, Amanda Badger, Sharon Schmidt, Sharon Kaelin, Donna Prather. ROW THREE: ,lo Lynn Peters, Robert Griflitt, Cindy McRae, Deluna Caudill, Kathy james, Linda Kenlple, Mary Jo Scifres, Mary Tall, Nancy Cole. ROW FOUR: Libby Gilbert, Linda Morgan, llerbert Gordon, William Biggs, Danny Blake, Charles Pelsor, Alan lloagland, Flo Townsend, Kathy Zehncr. If, ,S 'hpllf' SPANISH CL B ROW ONE: Robert Griffitt, President, Jeanette Crace, Vice-President, ,lanct Craec, Secretary, Susan llarrell, Treasurer, ,lim Conley, Publicity. ROW TWO: Tommy Tuff, Becky Laughlin, Ed- die Nelson, Mary Tall, Peg fy Sullivan, Lois Knop, Patty Allen, Laura Reich, Sue llanlpton, Donna Prather. ROW THREE: Mary Cheesman, Kathy Conway, Wanda Farmer, Margaret Conley. ROW ONE: Belly Rice, Wanda Rosengarn. ROW TWO: Mamida Boling, Kathy Conway, Gayle Mayfield, Sandy Mannix, Sue Maylield. Willa Jones. ROW 'l'llRlil'i: Gloria Oglesby, Linda Grammar, Kathy Gilbert, Sharon Greg- ory, .lanel llrace, Brenda lson, Karen llislip, Charlene Yeager, Linda Knies. Belly Blessettj Nlargarel Kellenls, Mrs. Ruby Rare, Sponsor. ROW FOUR: Sandra lson, Delores Murphy, Barbara Oglesby. LIBR RY CL B 88 FUTURE NURSES' CL B ROW ONE: .lim Conley, Brenda Bi fgers, Sharon Stampcr, Sandy Welch. ROW TWO: Carolyn Boling, Sylvia Tyler, Barham Sullivan, Linda llall, Br'lll5I'0Cl Janes, Dorothy Mayfield, Rita Brown, Library Secretary: Margaret Kellenls. ROW TllREE: Miss Lucille Ross, Sponsor: Sheila 'I'hompson, Pal Ingram, Joyce Ferguson. Linda Adams, Lana Cannon, 'l'onv llall. ROW FOUR: Delores Murphy. Debbie Pemberton. Paula llowarfl, Debbie llesler, larry Bridges. Gretchen Lcdbettcr, Sharon Campbell. FUTURE USINESS LE DER OF ERIC ,lim Conlcy was chuscn Mr. Fulurc Business Lczulcr of Ann-ricn al an stale mccling of thc clubs in Indianapolis. 5 9 Ei R 5 .s .L lr. Z FUTURE HOMEM KER OF TO URRO Donna Prulhcr wus lhc winner of thc Future Ilomcuulkcr of 'Tomorrow for Charlestown lligll School. Sln-continued as u conlcslunt and won second lucc in the lnclinnu slulc cumpclilion. The result was n Sl'll0YllI'5lllP ul' 8500. 53? 5 s 1 if - w, - - 2 -' 2, gt. f- 90321 'ii-'f .. :.::i zz: ,, Q l Y 'r .'z,:a!f'1R . - c SQ 1- i4T'.?21:5gg' - 13125. M- -rf -r 3 gs- A XL X, Q RE- X 89 T -, f M, ,A 1,,4,Y 1.7 Ai.-1, 1 A' - W- W - 3 js HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS ROW ONE: Mrs. Judith Sullon. llireelorz Norma Owens. Sharon llelzer, .lady Propes, Sandy Mannix, Debbie Swallows. Sharon Sehmidl. Sherrv DeVine, Donna linear. Connie Thomas, Sharon Ty- ler, Roxana Hall, Beatrice Balmer, Sarah Seals, Barbara Morgan. Kathy Zellner. ROW TWO: ,leanelle llarrison. Phyllis Kisor, Elaine Armslrong, Peggy Sullivan, Pal Walters, Martha Sidle, Arnold Coch- ran. llal Myers. Sylvia Tyler, Ruth Oglesby, Debbie Pem erlon, Denise Phillips. Lynella Combs, Elaine Chandler. ROW THREE: Faye Darnall. Connie Meliee. Carol Hampton, Debbie Bland. Audra Spencer. Margaret Beard. Rover Broughton, Clarence Hartson. Tom- my Cuudill, Jimmy Goins, Allen Braun, Gretchen Ledbeller, Pal ln f- ram, Sharon Devore, ,lane Shaw, Kay Boling, Cindy McRae. ROS' FOUR: Nancy Hobson. Pal Tyler, Cheryl Veaeh, Caroline Wagner, Debbie llesler, Sieve Cox. David Lewis, Robert Boling, Terry Hess, Cheryl Simpson, Laura Reieh, ,laniee Price, Rita Sullivan, Janie Capps. The following members of the ehorus were not present: Sandra Bo- frard, Westa Bledsoe, Peggy Kisor, David Paeey, David Reynolds, lirank Mullins, Kerry Bledsoe. GIRLS' DO BLE SEXT ET Martlia Sidle. Cheryl Simp- son, Margaret Beard, Pat Tyler, Caroline Wagner, Deh- lxie llesler, Faye Darnall. Wesla Bledsoe, Lynella Comlis, Laura Reich. Two girls were not present. AJ ORETTES Bonnie Dillow, Sancly Morgan, Janice Melton, Carol Hampton, Pain Werner, Libby Gilbert, Beverly Cairnes, Becky Whit- ney, Kathy Whalin. in . 5: , A.: i . r If , 1. it E' 5 2. GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: Judy Propzs, Sherry DeVine, Donna linear. Faye Dar- nall, Sylvia Tyler. Cindy McRae, Sharon Tyler. Beatrice Balmer, Connie Thomas, Sarah Seals. ROW TWU: Peg-ry Sullivan, Margaret Conley, Martha Sidle, Pat Tyler, Cheryl Veaeii. Gretchen l,edhetteI'. Pat Ingram, Rita Sullivan. Phyllis Kisor. ROW THREE: Audra Spen- eer. Wanda Farmer, Marty Tobias, llerbert Gordon, William Biggs, Sandy Bogarrl. lb'lill'gilI'0i Oglesby. Linda Dishon, Christine Jones, Mrs. Judith Sutton, Director. ROW FOUR: Debbie Hester, Kris Seibel. Laura Reich. Pain Werner, Mary Tuff, Dorothy Mayfield, Cheryl Simpson, Janice Priee, Sharon Devore. Carolyn llanipton. 91 These musicians were first division winners at the Hanover College Solo and Ensemble Contest. Billy Gilbert, Donna Prat- her, Lois Knop, Paulette Allen, Beverly Cairnes, Pamela Means, Libby Gilbert, Felecia Means, Glenn Delaney. HIGH SCHOOL B ROW ONE: Billy Gilbert, Donna Prather, Lois Knop, Rebecca Fletcher, Cammie Cole, Fclecia Means, Rebecca Laughlin, Diane Wil- liams, Mary Spurrier, Pamela Werner, Bonnie Dillownlanice Melton, Carol Hampton, Libby Gilbert, Paulette Allen, Pamela Means. ROW TWO: Robert Wade, Barbara Sullivan, Karen Gallman, Sandra Mor- gan, Lynetta Combs, Marjorie Dallas, Nancy Cole, Lorna Griffitt, Marty Tobias, Corky Baker, Glenda Wade, Kathy Whalin, Beverly Cairnes, Matt Lowe, Mr. Barry Byrd, Director. ROW THREE: 92 Warren Stevens, Mary Taft, Laura Reich, Jim Young, Greg Soliday, Tom Collier, Christine Jones, David Watson, Sheila Casey, Barbara Bare, Flo Townsend, Sandra Phillips, Tom Smith, Glenn Delaney. ROW FOUR: Sterling Houchen, Larry Hampton, Thomas Shields, Dana Darnall, Terry Carr, Jerry Powell, Becky Whitney, David Hes- ter, Thomas Robertson, Robert Griffitt, William Biggs, Vernie Norman, Wayne Doss, Bruce Wynn, Gary Rosebcrry. The Band Adds to C.H.S. Culture Charlestown High School is very proud to have an excellent and very active band. Membership in the band helps to develop the talents and abilities of individuals and groups like the high school Dance Band pictured below. The band plays for many school events such as basketball games and Awards Day programs. A fine concert is given by the band at Christmas. MEMBERS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL DANCE BAND: ROW ONE: Billy Gilbert, Pam Werner, Beverly Cair- nes, Mike Delaney, Tim Coy. ROW TWO: Lorna Criffitt, Robert Griffitt, Mary Tuff, Warren Stevens, James Young, Greg Soliday, David Watson, Tom Smith. ROW THREE: William Biggs, Glenn Delaney, Wayne Doss, Bruce Wynn, Gary Roseberry, Mr. Barry Byrd, Director. ROW FOUR: Dana Darnall, Terry Carr. GIRLS' STATE DELEGATES Brenda Cooper, Juanita Hall, Lois Knop, Gloria Ogleshy, Peggy Sullivan. BOYS' STATE DELEGATES Ben Ledbetter, Roger Reynolds, Tom my Ta 94 Each year five girls and three boys from the junior class are chosen as delegates for Cirl's State and Boy's State to be held at Indiana University. These students, who are w sponsored by the Charlestown Lions Club, learn a great deal about slate government in 1 the week that they are at the University. ' t Cul Q ART CL B ROW ONE: BillAnderson, PI'USICI0lllQClU'0IyIl Baker, Allan Braun, James Coins, Mrs. Lu- cille Bowen, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Eddie Mc- Donald, George Harper, Charles Rawlings. Vice Presidenlg H. S. Ilnrdy, Bill Nicklcs, Richard True, Bill Wood, ,lolm Rawlings, Secretary: Donuld Leonard. ,lnnice Adams was not present. FUTURE BUSINESS LE DERS OF AMERIC ROW ONE: ,lim Conley, Linda Morgan, Patricia Keith, Sarah Seals, Bonnie Dil- Iow. ROW TWO: ,lnckic Allen, Westa Bled- soe, Brenda Biggcrs, Becky Whitney, Mr. F. W. Francke, Sponsor. ROW THREE: David Gibson, Cary Prather, Paula Ho- ward. ROW FOUR: Robert Boling, Cathe- rine Schindler. ROW FIVE: Buddy Pow- ell, Saundra Ingram. ROW SIX: Janice Melton, Sherry DcVine, Betty Rice. ROW SEVEN: Rita Sullivan, Sandy Mnnnix. Bruce Armstrong. jf! THE Most of the A student's high school cu hard work has been put into joyment is experienced by the After dancing, signing of students end the night with Some of the prom officers were: Roger Reynolds, Mr. Larry Dean and Miss Jeannie Slrassel, Sponsors: Charles King, Roger Adams, Pepper Cooper. Teddy McCoy, Cary Prather. The back- ground portrays Lhe theme, Arabian Nights. 96 Roger Reynolds, junior class president, crowns King Billy Gil- bert ns Queen Pam Wernerjrst runners-up Roger LeMaster and Kathy Whalin, and second run- ners-up Janet Crace and Pepper Cooper look on. PROM Exciting Evening Year . . . rccr culminates with the junior-senior prom. A lot of this special occasion by thc juniors und plenty of en- seniors. memory books, and visiting with well-clad friends, the crowning of the King and Qucen. In formal attire are the King and Queen and their runners- up: Roger LeMaster, Kathy Whalin, Pam Werner, Billy Cil- bert, Janet Crace, and Pepper Cooper. Already crowned as reigning as King und Queen arc Billy Gilbert and Pnm Werner. FINALLY . . . GRADUATIUN Mr. Herman Korte adjusts lights so that everyone can be seen. Practice makes perfect This was a somewhat unusual year--two senior students lied for second place. The result was two salulatorians. CAROLYN KAELIN--Salutatorian DONNA PRATI IER--Valediclorian BARBARA JONES--Salulalorian - or so it is said. 98 Our High School Career Ends Tonight ROW ONE: Janice Adams, Larry Mick, Barbara Oglesby, Greg Blair, Carolyn Kaelin, Donna Prather, Barbara Jones, Garrie llodge, Amanda Badger, Dennis Brooks, Patty Grote. ROW TWO: Elbert Courtney, Bonnie Dillow, Lester Baker, Kathy Conway, ,limmy Cope- land, Pat VanMeter, ,laekie Allen, Anita Williams, Gary Wheatley, ,lanet Sargent, Billy Gilbert, Sharon Blake, Jimmy Carr, Sherry De Vine. ROW THREE: Billy Whitaker, Janice Melton, Johnnie Harper, Nancy Robertson, Robert Burden, Lynetta Combs, ,lim Young, ,lean- ette Crace, ,l. C. Burgstrom, Debbie Swallows, Gary Roseberry, ,lanet Craee, Robert Frakes, Catherine Schindler, Alan Leep. ROW FOUR: Douglas Copeland, Carol Hath, William Wood, Brenda lson, Glen Ritchie, Nancy Hobson, Charles Rawlings, Faye Darnall, Charles Roberts, Rita Sullivan, James Darnall, Barbara Evans, Bruce Arm- strong, Delores Murphy. ROW FIVE: Sandy Morgan, Roger Le- Master, Dorothy Mc-Cubbins, Dana Darnall, Patty Allen, Randall Richardson, Linda Rance, Larry O'Br-yan, Sue Baker, Bill Niekles, Class Colors Sharon Waites, Charles Latham, Sheila Glenn, Eddie Nichols. ROW SIX: Pepper Cooper, Sharon Gregory, ,loe Goedeker, Linda Grammar. Ralph Hall, Betty Rice, Kenny Barry, Linda Morgan, Larry Bridges, Saundra Ingram, Robert Boling, Patricia Keith, Charles llale, Carolyn Boling. ROW SEVEN: Michael Cherry, Caroline Wagner, James Cash, Carol Hampton, James Miller, Pat Tyler, David Zehncr, Cheryl Veacli, John Rawlings, Ruth Oglesby, ,lon Spencer, Margaret Beard, Charles King, Glenda Wade. ROW ElGll'll: Pam Werner, Donald Lyvers, Belinda Case, Ronnie llattabaugh, Kris Seibel, Eugene llines, Linda Freels, Bruce Wynn, Sheila Thonipson, Forest Cooper, jr., Mary Taff, Terry Middleton, Susan llarrell, Robert Bowen. ROW NINE: ,lim Conley, Paula lloward, Gary Prather, Sarah Seals, Betty Blessett, Sandy Mannix, John Brading, Yoneko Shinozaki, Linda llall, Gayle Maylield, Lonnie Biggers, Kathy Whalin, Billy Meredith, Diane Price. Class Flower Class Motto , Lavender and White Lllac We have opened the doors, have we the courage to go beyond? P has always been a big word, especially in our school. The late President John F. Kennedy sums up the feelings of many in a small quote from one of his most famous speeches. There is no greater glory of a man while he lives than that which he achieves by his own hands and feet. We have been taught, and have learned well the meanings of words that were never in our minds before. Words that were spoken and took root in our minds and grew were words of great value. Let these words--sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, devotion, sacrifice, hard work--continue to grow. 1.f L' m . w P S+: ii m H A Sw l A X X X WA ff A . mm-., - . KW? ' XTW5 A, ,SSGTTM 1' Q - Q f X5 f A A X -2, ':S?i,f.Q-AS, if 1.1 wi5 : 'qV - , ff 1 4 il-Q Q: Q- begs Q ix v m qi., Rifijff bf X . ff : i fx ' ft. 1- f F V N X x 3 W - bbhu X LVLL L m X - - .ws I as MMQ -S X, A zSQfB..fgq: 5.4-J ' . r - fl A A s.: ,Q K m- 45. ..:g.:. flywif-.1 4: -'A' M :'.Q55'- N.. ,Aw - f 3 K X KI i . f , . A kb' wav t Z -ff? .. QQ: UQ x K 5 r' vb! J! 102' ,, 'ww' hug? Q hw. Z an Mifilft lu, S ...- i VST 'Q K W ...- , Q' Ei - 5 , . Q ' f aw, A . :-: 1: N- ff- 1 V -5- -: l ,lm ,,.. , 1 5 f G , . - Team Had Rugged Season Crolh ersville Silver Creek Paoli l lenryville Providence Scottshnrg Clarksville Corydon Mitchell Silver Creek Clarksville Austin Charlestown's hardwood Pirates faced a rugged 1965-66 season. With few returning lettermen, the team was affected by a general lack of varsity experience. Coach Dick Lon- go, however, helped the team overcome this handicap to some extent by instilling in the players determination and team spirit. One high point in the season came when the Pi- rates almost beat Madison in the Sectional Tournament. 1965-66 VARSITY RECORD Charlestown 57 79 Clarksville 66 Tl 59 Southwestern 70 72 62 New Washington 57 -1-1 83 Brownstown 80 68 60 Georgetown 511- 50 57 Shawe 52 61 47 North Vernon 80 59 68 Salem 611 60 75 SECTIONAL 27 23 Shawe 56 38 59 Madison 56 59 72 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Peggy Sullivan, Judy Propes, Kathy Whalin, and Barbara Carrico. 4 Lonnie Biggers SENIUR PIRATES Bob Bowen Linda Selent, Queen lf you will leave me ulone, l will show you how lo shool wilh lhree hands, suys Pepper Cooper. Looking on is Tony Glolzbalell, .lohn 1 - hw.. Now, when you catch n bullerfly, you do il like lhis, advises Lonnie Biggers. Bill lirsl, Tony Glolzlmch had beller close his mouth. lf Lonnie misses, Ben Ledbeller is reucly lo cnleh lhe hullerfly--lhul is, if John Boyd clol-sn'l spring llxsl. This is real maneuvering, mlm, lhinks, Ben Lcdbeller. Boyd, und Lonnie Biggers. ls lhal lloppa-long Cassidy or Bill Somerville? su, i. N ' . 105 2:23 Basketball Queen LINDA SELENT CONWAY 1 A Queen Is Crowned One of the highlights at the end of the basketball season is the crowning of the Basketball Queen. This year Linda Selent was the gracious queen. A senior basketball player, Lonnie Biggers, crowned Miss Sclcnt. Afterward, she poses with her attendants, Kathy Conway and Lois Knop, the flower girl, Rebecca Crowe, and the crown bearer, Ernest Pullen. The Queen reigns over the linal basketball game of the season. .Q fa., ' .QA 15-. f 'fe swat' 9,92 wav, F xs ws-- ,X wx J aw '. is W XXX JY1, . SV Fix! 3 X I Q x Q Pl . X-x Y-is ,MM s k 4' G -, A 5 x 'K' ., i: 9- Y iii . S1 x' . 'ifizi-' M KX- ,:1. :fE:-. 2 lv wmf lf ' Xi- W - , . K - .... L iq 1 2' X Q p ' W A W5 W A ,sv- H ,,, V QS v. . QS - 4 Q 9 Q L ii? Q ki 1 4 .- 'QNX N .:z..:.rA,i ' ' Jiznftlka? A W llO FRESHNUUWBASKETB LLTIC ROW ONE: Larry Kittrell, Manager, David Lewis, Gary Hedges, ville, Frank Mullins, Mike llall, Mr. Lonnie Willoughby, Conch, Thomas Robertson, Steve Rrading, Norman Kalkhoff, Robbie Slone, Steve Reich, ,loe Mackey, Kerry Bledsoe, Mike Meredith. ,lim Stocking, Manager. ROW TWO: Joey Hedges, Rodney Somer- FREiH CHEER- LE DERS Sharon Bradshaw, Robby Knop, ,lnckie Roger, Paulette Allen. VARSITY TR CK ROW ONE: Eddie McDonald, Manager, David Lewis, Glen Russell, Lonnie Biggers, Roger LeMaster, ,lim Young, Robert Masingo, David Zehner, Blair Shuman, Manager. ROW TWO: Mr. jerry lson, As- SEASON'S RECORD Won: 5 Lost: 2 8th in the 17 team New Albany Invitational 6th in the 12 team Seymour invitational 1-'lth in the 23 team Columbus Invitational 1st in the 7 team Clark County Meet 4th in the 10 team Mid-Southern Conference 8th in the 22 team l.ll.S.A.A. Sectional CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM--ROW ONE: Gary Hedge, Cary Smith Manager: Tom Roberwon. ROW TWO: Glenn Russell, Russell Wil- liams, Terry Dean, llugh Thompson. Roger Dean, Joel Stocking, Mr. Louis Kleopfer, Coach. v sistant Coach, Hugh Thompson, Terry Dean, Ronnie Allen, Joe Stock- ing, Mr. Lonnie Willoughby, Assistant Coaehg Cary Taylor,,lim Car- penter, Jerry Balmer, Dale Pherson. Mr. Louis Kleopfer, Coach. TEAM SCORES Place Charlestown 58 1 Jeffers onville 611 2 Silver Creek 644 2 Providence 74 fl Clarksville 104- 5 Borden 138 6 New Washington 186 7 CLARK COUNTY CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPS-Tom Robertson, Glenn Russell, Terry Dean, llugh Thompson, Joel Stocking. we 1 4 fa fag 'Eff ,iv A , 5 1531 'ff 3' a ,mi 5 i X, W MQ, 'ff Q 'w1s4g.,,fj, f V1 v V6 , 5,f.,g12S ' ,E L :fukin M ls' T x , gm tg5',.Q aw ,i 3 1 fi fvfi Rv THE LL-sPoRTs ANQUET The All-Sports Banquet is an annual event at which time special recognition is given to the varsity athletes of Charlestown High School. The banquet is co-sponsored by the high school and the Lions Club. This year coach Guy Strong, head coach at Kentucky Wesleyan College, was the speaker. Coach Strong has had an excellent basketball career beginning with his high school days. Coach Guy Strong advised those present that the important thing in athletics and academics was attitude Lion Robert Cartwright presents the sportsmanship trophy to Ben Lion F. W. Francke presents the free-throw award to Ben Ledbetter. Ledbener, H3 Fx' , .. W . ff P in E4 ls Egg 'gtk is R if M A f ws ,SV K W . . ' Q SN' 1 , Y fs e 9 LMAW: 3 YR u ..--'dsx I , 3 x 1 fx xv. as 'J :N . w, 3 5 X D f P Qqxv ., F 'f Q Q lizigglfl V5 :VE 1 ii 1111? N W xx X 4: ' ,mu QR Q fi. M 4 H L -'xx .F N -5: ' Q Q? , '-1 ll -Q-uma.. -K--0-4.5. C if 2 5 f fi' E :'f'.. fm Ei is Q I Aff' Q.. 'Vs 'W H X 5 2 Q WA S x ,gov F .ata 13.1 ng 37 ge sigkyii ax' wi s,z: .1' ,N A Q , . 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ROW THREE: Perry Harrell, Gail Risinger, Lynn Stephens, Darlene Brashear, Patty Cooper, Pam Sim son, Judy Stricker, Libby Osborne, Mark Witten, Donnie Thomas. FOUR: Mike Risin er, Lane Flee- nor, Marshall Inffram, Joe Jones, James Gutting, Ricky Taylor, James Howard, Gary Welch, Jerry Hampton, Dennis Black. ROW FIVE: Kenny Barton, Charles Cooper, Dwaine Darrah, Greg Couch, Finaee Smilh, Mike Webb, Alan Woodward, Larry Ashby, Roger Edens, Rocky Williams, Benny Williams. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA--ROW ONE: Mrs. Lou Myers, Sponsor: Lynn Stephens, Brenda Hubbard, Edie Hubbard, Charlotte Clayton, Judy Stricker, Pam Simpson, Barbara Adams, Vicky Zimmerman, Gail Risinger. ROW TWO: Glenda Sparks, Alice Werner, Jackie Witten, Yvonne Selent, Vicki Kemp, Laverne Compton, Debbie Belcher, Connie Burks, Brenda Ramsey, Joan Dean, Janie Cassell, Linda Burks. ROW THREE: Nancy Cooper, Judy Craven, Kay Seibel, Sandy Hattabau h, Sherry Sullivan, Vanessa Frazier, Roxanne Still- well, Maria Cooi, Joyce La Fever, Joye Baxter, Cathy I-led e. ROW FOUR: Dianna Smith, Carol Dean, Carol King, Denise Veai, Diana Gaines, Rita Goodlet, Theresa Newsom, Marsha Sutton, Anna Cooke, Judy Copeland, Wilma Campbell. ROW FIVE: Susie Wam ler,Jo Ann Prather, Connie Adams, Sue White, Shela Frazier, Becky Nijontgomery, Debbie Thompson, Lois Mank, Jeva Newsom, Barbara Bramley. ROW SIX: Mary McRae, Mayrene Brown, Phyllis Thom son, Patty Cooper, Katy Siphers, Penny Casey, Debbie Gordon, Sandyglliles, Sandy Brew- er, Carol Bowen, Linda Anderson, Paula Morgan. ROW SEVEN: Pam Jones, Stella Deaton, Shoma Maggard, Darlene Brashear, Winkie Bowen, Wanda Pullcn, Betty Jo Doyle, Elaine Phillips, Rhonda San- ders, Libby Osborne, Sherry Bowlin , Pat Simpson, Janet Carver, Char- lene Lyons. ROW EIGHT: CheryT Fink, Cathy Carver, Dianna Mil- ler, Phyllis Boyer, Sharon Isaac, Rita Hall, Cathy De Vine, Vickie gaymon, Ruth Ann Hall, Jo Ann Crace, Debbie Oglesby, Lu Ann runes. JUNIOR HIGH BAND--ROW ONE: Kathy Siphers, Linda Anderson, David Fletcher, Danny Carter, Paula Morgan, Kay Seibel, Alice Werner, Annette Bron hton, Carol Bowen, Penny Casey, Vicki Kemp. ROW TWO: Jackie Witten, Jana Bonsett, Glenda Sparks, Kathy Dc Vine, Fred Coleman, Cheri Cash, Yvonne Selent, Pamela Jones, Martha Crum, Charles Young, Nancy Cooper, Marcus Owens, James Falls, Tim Coy. ROW THREE: Connie Adams, Jo Ann Prather, Jerry Biggs, Danny Hall, Alan Dean, Robert Tull, James Berry, Dou Coombs, Raney Stacey, Gary Ganote, Sandra Brewer, Charlotte Clayton, Cheri Fink, Tim Tackett, Toni Lewis, Richard Bfalker, Mike Russell, Mike Delaney. ROW FOUR: Steve Shaw, Deborah Gordon, Doug Renaker, Neil Darnall, Mark Bogar, David Robertson, Mike Jones, Mr. Barry Byrd, Director. GLEE CLUB-ROW ONE: Deborah O lesby, Linda Burks, Sherry Bowling, Phyllis Thom son, Jane Cassei, Jo Ann Cracc, Ruth Ann Hall, Lu Ann Grimes, Phyllis Bowyer, Mrs. Judith Sutton, Director. ROW TWO: Marilyn Kinsey, Carol Dean, Rita Hall, Marjorie Bowen, Vicki Maymon, Zola Combs, Vicky Zimmerman, Terry Waddle, Joan Dean, Sandra Miles, Sharon Isaac. ROW THREE: Perry Harrell, Sandy Mclntosh, Lynn Stephens, Darlene Brashear, Patty Cooper, Cathy Hedge, Pam Simpson, Judy Stricker, Libby Osbourne, Mark Witten, Donnie Thomas. ROW FOUR: Mike Risinger, Leon Craee, Charles Coo er, Dwaine Darrah, Kenny Barton, Ricky Taylor, Carlos Kin , Lane Igleenor, Jerry Hampton, Ricky Williams, Benny Williams. ROW FIVE: Anna Cook, Sheila Bridges, Vanessa Frazier, Rita Chad- well, Joyce Morgan, Debbie Thompson, Joyce La Fever, David Nie- haus, Kent Crone, Harold Stillwell, Randy Whitaker, Dale Smith. 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Q A of ' Y A ' K lp . . x 1 k,fjSf.'3i:.iiiE?Ea'gQ, -1- 2. I i A A W I W 15 li P iff ' iw i ' i 'l f 1 5' V l .EW A Y 'ni 31 'i ' ' x' v - ' 1 l3l In appreciation to those places of business which have supported this yearbook, we present theB It is our intention that this section of the yearbook be used as a definite help for those wishing to patronize the better places of business. One of my checks came back marked 'insuficient fundsf Have-n't you got any reserve? - ER i TELL l ' ---1 ,I 1 tx 15 DQ l X! ' 'Q uuflfllufnd Our Accounts Are Fully Insured Wilh F.D.l.C. First Bank of Charlestown member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System Charlestown, Indiana Baird Ice Cream Lowe and Tull Company Supply Hardware Sherwin-Williams Paints Always Good Housewares and Giftwares Plumbing and Heating Supplies Now in our 50th year in Clarksville, lnfllafle 354 Main cross AL ezsoo Get in a field with a real future . . . QQBICQQ LEARN ELECTRONICS For information phone or visit The most Populal' School pen Available wherever pens are sold UNITED ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE 3947 Park Drive Louisville, Kentucky Phone 368-4424-8 Ol' 368411252 We Place Our Graduates Medium point 1943 Fine point 250 Distributed by Hoosier Book and Supply Co. 929 E. 23rd Sl. Indianapolis, Indiana GRAYSON'S FUNERAL HOME and Ambulance Service W' Phone AL 6-2424 Charlestown, Indiana TOBIAS REXALL DRUGS 806 Main Phone 256-21 10 Umer L. Richey . 2fl-1l- Main Cross St. Charlestown, Indiana Phone AL 6-2136 Ray's Jewelry A gift for every occasion Phone AL 6-2235 Charlestown, Indiana Mal-an Gfnefr' Schindler Aluminum Siding Aluminum Awnings Aluminum Cuttings 'Storm Doors and Windows Phone AL 6-3597 1433 Market St. Charlestown, Indiana The Charlestown Courier 360 Madison 256-3321 Charlestown Victor Adding Machines and Calculators Royal Typewriters Office Furnit. Typewriter Terminal, Inc. 324 State St. WH 4-7827 New Albany, Indiana Machine Rentals - Sales - Service Carl Lutz 81 Son, Ine. Ready Mixed Concrete Phone AL 6-3311 Charlestown, Indiana Sellersburg CH 6-3815 ,I im O'Neal Ford Phone CH 6-3341 or CH 6-3342 Compliments of Sehindler's Cabinet Shop Natural Finished Cabinets are Beautiful AL 6-2031 109 Pine Drive Charlestown, Indiana 516-518 SO. Indiana CHARLESTOWN FLORIST Sellersburg, Indiana 101 Market Phone AL 6-3990 Compliments of New Washington State Bank Louisville Grocery P. 0. Box 1046 Louisville, Kentucky TAFF'S GAS SERVICE Main and Market Streets 256-3936 256-3454 Charlestown, Indiana Compliments of TOWER TRUCK PLAZA Sellersburg, Indiana B 81 0 MARKET B 81 0 FUEL CUMPANY 901 Market AL 6-3979 Charlestown FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ,IEFFERSONVILLE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1966 123 East Maple Street Jeffersonville, Indlana Complimerlis of For Service 81 Quality Call I Abbotts Service Statio n Inman Sz Son Food Sales Phone AL 6 3990 Telephone BU 3-8543 Markel and Park Slreei Jeffersonvllle Indiana New Alban Beaut Colle e . y y g Kratz Sportlng Goods Etta I-Iart's Charm Sz Modeling School Etta Hart Academy of Advanced All Types of Sporting Hair Styling Equlpment 322 Vmcennes Street Phone BU 2 0400 New ubany lndrma Cl'nksx1lle Indmnfl Phone 94 405.35 BOTTORFFS DRUGS Everything in Drugs Kannapel's Grade A Dairy 1801 E. Spring WH 5-6679 New Albany, Indiana Goodman Drugs Your prescriptions are AL 6-2188 Charlestown, Indiana accurately filled by a registered pharmacist Bwt Wishes To The Class at the lowest Prices of 1 966 252 Market St. AL 6-2220 Good Luck Class Of ff66,, Larry's Sweet Shop The Most Important Thing That Goes Into A Shoe is the Foot. Stein's in New Albany since 1867 Blanton Young Furniture Full Selection of home Furniture and Appliances 380 Main Cross Charlestown, Indiana Telephone AL 6-2277 HALL' A TO ERVICE Tune Up Specialists Front End Alignment General Repairs Main Cross Street in Charlestown, Indiana Compliments ofthe Miles Electronic Service Charlestown Drive-In Theatre 260 Main Street AL 6 3119 Market Street Charlestown, Indiana HOME OF BOBBIE BROOKS Compliments of Fashion-shop The Leader 5 earl N req SOU ll 4 ll ' . ' . 238: Mhjfn, ' A,gm,quin ghqjping Printing and Publlshlng Co Center Louisville, Kentucky Iroquois Shopping Center 51153 Cane Run Road Louisville, lxentucky Charlestown, Indiana AL 6-3377 or AL 6-3378 Margaret Goodman - Owner Sellersburg Stone Co. ' ' ' CH 6-3731 and CH 6-2642 Mullins Mobil me 201 Utica Sellersburg, Indiana I . Service Station Fuel Oil Weinstein's Charlestown, Indiana Highway 403 and 3 for Telephone AL 6-3975 Bass Moccasins and Weejuns 355 Spring Sl. Jeffeisonville, Indiana Barrow Optical and Quality Plus Service Cleaners 428 spring st. BU 2-9356 J ff '11 ,1 6' , , e ersonvl e n uma We install zippers and make repairs Pick Up and Delivery Service Get Those McCammon-Prather Clothes Cleaned Now Motor Co., Inc. Market St. For Modern Farm Machinery AL 6,3411 Sellersburg, Indiana CH 6-3524 Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Equipment earlng Servlce Charlestown Rogers Oil Company Fulkersolfs Body Shop Shell Petrolelun Products Sellershurg, Indiana Sellershurg, Indiana Telephone CH 6-3855 Telephone CH 6-24-92 WE TERN AUTO Charlestown AL 63175 Harry and Aces Jim's Super Market Barber Sho P Charl6town's Finest Beef' On the Square in Charlestown AL 6-3531 Charlwtown Began Chevrolet ,X Highway 31 Telephone 246-3384 Sellersburg, Indiana Bryant and Stratton Business College Louisville, Kentucky 1966 Our 102nd Year of Service Accredited as a Two-Year School of Business by the Accrediting Commission For Business Schools Free Catalog on Bequest I 1 Peters Insurance S 81 S Marine Sales and Real Estate Agency Gary 59931, Manager Johnson Motors Larson Boats Main Slfefl 256-2210 Honda 81 Triumph Motorcycles Charlestown, Indiana Congratulations to Seniors ' . 461 s ' s Hale L6lSt Corner Dru Prmg met Y 3 Jeffersonviue Jerry's Drive-In Restaurant 1510 Em wth Sifgrsonville Credit Bureau of Clark Co. iiargfxiestreet David's Style Shop 409 Spring Street Jeffersonvme Speed StOI'C Speed, Indiana 283-6605 283-7968 282-7536 283-3595 282-2505 24,6-2240 H Para 14.1. .Nil 'YY SVN ff ,gs .- I: if NY 1 Lf' N: ff' ga Y N N, ,,, N as ,, Q N Y ff ,N N ,,,,N.. , ss g A N YN Nh, 5 4, Ni Y 1 JI wk if ss N .J 3552 '53 .nr R. 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