Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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i. 'tw'fa .. Falling decorations tand editorst, roses that leaked water over the queen,s dress, and a crown that was too big for the king were all part of what we experienc- ed at the Yearbook Dance. The at- mosphere of the hShamrockh was filled with the Irish green of St. Patrick's Day and a live leprechaun to add an authentic touch. The highlight of the even- ing was the crowning of Bucky n... 11$ . '1 Knopp and JoAnn St. John as Mr. and Miss CHS. Despite the haphazard ceremony, we felt that everything had turned out well and that the Luck-of-the-Irish once again came through.

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Despite the fact that we didn,t have any microphones and a thunderstorm muffled a few of our lines, 6Strange Bedfellows, our junior play, was a success. Because of such troubles as casting difficulties, Randy Henslefs freak trampoline accident, and objec- tions to the plays bawdiness, we wondered if our play would be doom- ed. Still more problems occurred dur- ing the play when the telephone was almost pulled off the wall and our victrola wouldn5t work. However, Tony Hallie drunk scene, Jerry Hallhs adlihbing antics, and Kathe Hender- son's appearance in a night gown overshadowed our blunders so that nothing disturbed us as we celebrated afterwards at Lums. 1 Karen Wilson tells it all to the ladies at the tea party. 2 Randy Hensley lays down the law 10 Judy Weddle and Kathe Hender- son. who dmft appear to be listening at all. 3 Miss Fro. director of the junior play, carefully applies make-up to anr up Rum Ilcnslcyk wounded eye and forehead. 4 Kathe Henderv son and Kenny Coyne enjoy their low: scene in hStrange Bedfellows?