Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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1. Cindy Bowling, Judy chdle, Paula Kern, and Gwen Perry have a discussion at tea lime. 5. Cindy Ashby, Rosa Hall, and Kim Ferguson make their debut. 6. Jerry Hall turns away in embarrassment. 7. Ken- m Coyne and Tony Hall settle their problems over a drink. 1. Student Director Brian Ross touches up Jerry Cardink make-up, as Slcx c Mullins looks on. 2. Randy Hensley looks sternly down at Cindy Bowling and Susie Reed. 3. Debbie Bussey uses her skill to transform Phil Southardk appearam'e.

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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?

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x Queenie - King Chucga ; -. . n-m-n'lh n We Were Just The long awaited night finally arrived. For some of us this was our first prom, while for others it was the last. Still we shared the excitement and anticipation of seeing our dates in formal attire and finding them near- ly unrecognizable. By the time we arrived at the Crystal Ball Room, our eyes had adjusted from the blue dot flashes. In the midst of swishing skirts and moving shadows, we became enchanted with the romantic at- mosphere and danced away the short hours, feeling like Cinderella and Prince Charming. Then, amid the laughter, HKing Lisa and Queefi Chuckai tas announcedt were crowned and the night of 6sJust You and M6,, became only a memory. i r 1 Ricky Caudill, Tony Woods, Pat Logsdon, and Miles Spooner exhibit the newest fashion fad at the prome-canes and top hats. 2 PROM COURT: Cary Long, Malia Wessel, Randy Napier tfirst runner-upi, Patti Palmer tfirst runner-upi, Queen Lisa Kemp, King Chuck Fiala, Suzie Cleeter, Tom Webster, Debbie James, and Charlie Lewis. V 'eeew' . - v---.- , , '7' '