Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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And today I caught two kids necking in the corridor? explains Mike Risinger to Nancy Cooper. TV k; a Student director Barbara Belcher shows her directing abilities, as Ruth Ann Hall watches with approval. Seniors Take iiTime Out The fact that the Class of ,71 possessed a wealth o talent became evident on the nights of October 15th and 16th, 1970, when the seniors presented Time Outfo Ginger. The play, directed by Mrs. Dianne Merillat and assistants Barbara Belcher and Ruth Ann Hall, is a broadway play of the 50s. It centers around a small town banker tButch BottorfD and his wife iNancy Coo- ped and their problems in rearing three daughters. Their main problem is the youngest daughter, Ginger tPatty Strangei, who wants to play football. This lack of femininity is a cause of embarrassment for Gingefs sis- ters, Jeanie tRita Goodletti and Joan tAlice Wernerl Adding to the humor of the situation are Lizzie, the maid tVicki Kempi; Mr. Wilson, the principal tMike Risingerk Mr. Hoffman, the bank president tErnie Thompsoni; Eddie, the dumb athlete er Ledbetteri; and Tommy, GingerTs boyfriend tMark Witteni. The numerous fights and love scenes, and the fact that most of the 'aictors were cast in parts so unlike thei t true characters, added to the general success of the pro- duction. I k T '5 z . g E 2 . - 4- s t . ,. - fir . v... s. . 3. Ki? ' ma 3 ' - ' : :1' xi. .I' f THE CAST: Rita Goodlett, Butch Bottorff, Pat Strange, Nancy Cooper, Alice Werner. Second row: 1' 0

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ng, PROV COURT: Ueft t0 righO Donald Hays. Rita Goodlett. Dennis Schafer. Yvonne Solent. Queen Carolyn Hood. King Dung Renaker, Butch Bottoroff. Nam'y Cooper. J00 Ledlwtter. and Theresa Newsom. Highlighting the school year is the annual Jun- ior-Svnior Prom. For many starry-eyed couples, this vwar's prom was just as the theme suggested ; A Land of Fantasy. The beautiful Elks Club in Jeffersonville was the setting for the dame. which was held on May 28. With two bands providing the music, the mood was created for a memorable evening. Carolyn Hood and Doug Renaker were crowned king and queen of the all-senior court. First runners-up were Yvonne Selent and Dennis Schaf'er; second runners-up, Nancy Cooper and Butt-h Bottorff; third runners-up, Rita Goodlett and Donald Hays; and fourth runners-up, The- resa Newsom and Joe Ledbetter. Camlxn Hood gives a bashful grin. after she and Doug Rvnakwr were t'mwm-d 1971 prom queen and king.

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Mr. Carol, I told you not to put your foot on that stool? commands Lizzie, the maid, better known as Vicki Kemp. Man. do I dig that acid rocky murmurs groovin, Joe Lcdlwttvr. 7 y , $ .321 Pa edbettvr. Mike Risinger, Vicki Kemp, Ernie Thomp- pw:J on, Mark Wilton. Ernie, you have the frizziesf says professional hziir- dresser, Marcia Sutton. l9