Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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Juniors 6Take the Cake9 Despite the fact that the junior guys lost to the seniors in a highly contro- versial tug-of-war. the Class of 78 tri- umphed for the second year in a row in the annual Spring Day competition. sponsored by the Student Council. The juniors showed their power early. win- ning the first event-the three-legged raceeand then they went on to barrel through the other eight contests. The Spring Day competition was highlighted by the obstacle course. After spinning around with a baseball bat ten times, the participants found themselves falling down, stumbling through tires, barely missing trash cans when diving clumsily across the suds- covered plastic, and slipping off a pogo stick during each of three jumps. Hav- ing the advantage ofbobbing for apples that had stems intact. the freshmen managed to pull a surprising victory in the event. t. 1 h u ,1 y! if Mxxa::.: :.x: n

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1 Sylvia Deanna Owem passes out test papers to the students in her class. 2 Joe Ferone Steve FieldsL a potential drop-out, makes an entrance similar to one the Fonz would make. 3 PLAY CREW: Tammy Tartar, Linda White, Denise Sheehan. Row 2: Debbie O R0urke, Sheila Caudill, Alvin Mason, Lisa Baird. Row 3: Dewey Hunt, Valerie Hidalgo, Robin Cox, Sherry Hash. Back: Cindy Gallo, Cathy Morris.

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l hPassing the appleh for one section of the obstacle course are Chris Coots and Sherry Hash. 2 Everett White acts as a target while waiting for another ringer in the new hula hoop throw competition. 3 Rita Hensley and Doug Coyne warm-up for the 3-legged race. 4 Five fresh- men compete in the new and rather unsuccessful hinner-tube roll event. 5 Cindy and Kenny Capps make up the brother-sister banana- eating team, while Rachel Crismore watches.