Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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'iLife, Liberty and Stanley Hope con- i toins TOM HAYS' cyni- e col theories on such or- i ticles as puzzle pages and sleeping in class. In order to continue with his newspaper work, Tom plans to attend I. U. and maior in iour- nalism. Tom Hays and Pam Simp- son Some strange and hidden characteristics have been surfacing the past year in PAM SIMPSON's personality. She craves banana bread and lettuce sandwiches, and football has become her favorite sport. A senior class in psychology influenced Pam's decision to attend Depauw University and maior in psychology. A gold '70 Chevelle and a blast of sound usually mean DOUG RE- NAKER is nearby. Doug can frequently be found riding around in his car listening to Led Zeppelin tapes. The iolly, mischievous smile and a closet packed with clothes de- scribe none other than CAROL KING. Her ambition is to go to Canada and catch a big fat North Atlantic salmon. After returning home, Carol plans to attend college and become a Spanish moior. Although TOM LEWIS is the most active senior, he considers him- self at times a loner. He enioys being by himself to cogitate on the realms of nature. Tom's desire for knowledge should be an indication of future success. Personality and beauty are only two of the qualities possessed by this blushing senior, LYNN STEPHENS. Her concern for other people should help lynn to succeed as a career social worker. Doug Renaker and Carol King iAbovei, Tom Lewis and Lynn Stephens tRighti

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NANCY COOPER's secret love is black lico- rice. Her one big ambition last year was to learn to drive a truck. One iump and she was down Level Street, but she didni'r get too excit- ed because she is very calm about life. DOUG RAWLINGS' individual tastes do not include crowds; rather, he prefers being with only one person - especially a girl - at a time. When Doug isn't sitting around looking iigood Iookin', he enjoys tinkering with old cars and riding his horses.

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'il don't do nothin', hear nothin', see nothin' . . . ,OE LEDBETTER says. But his friends say differently. fey say he is good in math and science and can make the most somber teacher double over in laughter. .iLittIe One with big ambitions is YVONNE SEL- ENT. She wants to be a physical therapist, and her concern for people will help her to succeed. Von has weII-represented the class of '71 as 0 Girls' State Del- egate and twice as basketball queen attendant. DENNIS SCHAFER has earned the name Roadrun- ner by being one of our greatest cross-country stars. Dennis is very quiet, but he is also very individualistic. Some of his pool hall cronies say he might surprise you with his lucky shots. When THERESA NEWSOM isn't busy arguing with wer sisters over using the telephone, she enioys FHA 1nd GAA as well as being a color guard with the band. iiheresa likes working with children, which explains her desire to teach second or third grade. Joe Ledbetter and Yvonne Selent new and Dennis Schafer and Theresa Newsome iBeIowi