Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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Our Recall M ust Be Great We got up early two mornings a week so that we could work on our threcallh, at practice sessions, where we answered questions similar to those in the High-Q games. Our recall must have been outstanding, as we defeated Trinity, Westport, and Bardstown to make us eligible for the championship finals. As we slipped past Country Day, we moved on to trounce over Jeffersonville. With the championship round at stake, we suffered our only loss, placing Ballard in first-place and ourselves in a respectable second. 1 The High-Q scoreboard tells the story of Charlestownk first 1973-74 victory. 2 Mr. John- son. sponsor gives the team a last minute pep talk. 3 High-Q Team: Jeff Risinger, Brian Ross tcaptaint, Ron Ingram, and Tim Hensley. 4 LaVonda Combs: alternate.

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. vW' u. . w en Radiated Ha piness The tension was steadily wrong. The clock ticked rapidly Pemberton, radiant with hap- building as the time drew near for away, and we found ourselves piness. began her reign as 1973-74 US l? he presented to the audience. ready to enter the gym. After basketball queen. With a feeling of .F :12:ng to forget the butterflies everyone was in place, the drum relief that the ceremony was over, t . refused to settle, we engaged roll began. A hush descended Ot'er we sat down to enjoy the Pirates, 5 m Small talk and kept reassuring one anothe the spectators as the new queen Victory. rthat nothing would go was announced, and Miss Joanne

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Juniors Ate Up Spring Day and Council Recruited a Variety Show Anyone driving by our football field on the sunny afternoon of April 26 probably wondered what all the barefooted, blue-jean clad frisbee throwers and egg tossers were doing. It was our first annual Spring Day, with the junior class i6eating awayh the honors, es- pecially in the pie-eating contest. 1., 9 .r 'i i g Q t v 4' i ' l 1 W4 , , 4 rt .3; V t me u The Student Council also spon- sored the annual Variety Show, a show which at first seemed im- possible because no one wanted to be in it. Finally, after a good job of recruiting and fill-in skits by Council members, the show went on and actually received some compliments. L l B. Shown searches for her bubble gum. 2 and 3 A duet by L. Bradshaw and L. Mayfield shared top honors in the Variety Show with a solo by F. Carter. 4 P. Bushau and S. Fields alertly await the signal to begin the three-iegged race. 5 P. Knight takes aim before firing his frisbee towards the goal. 6 P. Reich gobbles away in the pie- eating contest.