Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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Day Felt Like Being in a Window Display Being a senior on Senior Day meant feeling like a crowded win- dow display with all the un- derclassmen watching while we sat around in white dresses and sport coats. Somehow we felt superior to everyone as we served ourselves ham, pretzels, and cakes and received our awards. We not only felt honored, but we had fun presenting gag gifts and building a pyramid of coke cans. Finally, we topped it all off by throwing coke cans at one of our Esfavoriten teachers. l g l P. Shields presents Mr. Risinger with a poster of himself. 2.1. Conklin was a stumbling sur- prise package given to Mrs. Hehemann. 3 Mr. Conglelon awards John Nugent the Outstan- ding Draftsman Award. 4 Mrs. Couch awards Arlene Holmes the Presidential Physical Fitness Award.

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1 0n Senior Day, E. Byers returns the paddle he had stolen from Mr. Gilbert. 2 The seniors relax during the program. 3 B. Rehm presents Mr. Friend with a new bow tie. 4 Presentation of awards held the interest of most seniors.

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Graduation from High School Is Not the Begin 0f the End, but Merely the End of the Beginnin ning g.,, - Winston C hurchill 1 Seniors spend the last few moments before commencement together in an effort to calm their nerves. 2 Gary Long models the latest in graduation fashions. 3 Don Adams greets graduation day with a smug look. 4 K. Duncan, E. Byers, P. Lewis, and L. Baxter are pleased with graduation rehearsal.