Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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g g P 1 SOPHOMORES make final adjustments to their float before the homecoming parade. 2 TE- ; RESA CLARK discusses her history test with Carole Stephens. 3 IN THE Homecoming parade, 5 Donnie Wolfets award-winniqg car creates excitement. 4 RCA. members Harold Lilly and Missy 5 Cambell enjoy cooking out during their canoe trip at Whitewater.

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Students Engage In a Variety Of Activities 1 J UNIOR Michelle Mosher rushes for a few extra yards in the first annual powder puff football game, sponSOred by the RCA. In the challenge between the the classes, the juniors defeated the seniors, while the sophomores were victorious over the freshmen. 2 RELAXING during a practice at band camp, Kim Collier discusses the show with other band members. 3 KIM DUNCAN and Susie Walker take time out from the busy schedule at band camp. $ 1' t t a0 .I .w

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6Visions of Victory9 Becomes a Reality as Except for a black-out during the bands performance at the homecoming dance, every other event during homecom- ing week occurred in near perfection. In the heated spirit week battle, classes decorated the school and turned in close to 100th; participation on dress-up days. The parade fol- lowed suit, becoming the longest in Homecoming history. Rain on the night of the game almost ruined a perfect week, but the drizzle stopped long enough for Gloria Meade to be crowned queen during pre-game ceremonies. T0 cap off the week, the Homecoming game brought probably the most thrilling moment. After four periods of play, the wet, see-saw battle against Brownstown ended in a tie. In the first overtime both teams were unable to score, but in the second overtime the Pirates gained possesion of the ball by an interception. On the play at the line of scrim- mage, running back Jeff Webster romped ten yards for a touchdown to win the game and clinch the Conference title for the Pirates. The Homecoming theme, ttVisions 0f Victo- ry? became a reality.