Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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1 THE uTOWN CLOWN? alias Angel Crace, takes time out from the Homecoming Parade to humor Donnie Zollman. 2 THE SENIOR CLASS FLOAT shows a lot of hard work and ded- ication. 3 HOMECOMING COURT: Roxie Blackburn, Misty Hampton, Lisa Crace, Darlene Coley, Krista Hopwood, Missy Campbell, Missi Sumner, Lori Adams, Dawn Hodson, Joann Schafer. 4 QUARTERBACK Sheri Hyde runs for a first down in the juniors' 20-0 defeat of the seniors in the powder puf f game. 5 NEWLY-CROWNED Homecoming Queen Missy Campbell receives a hug from past queen, Gloria Meade, a 1978 CHS graduate.

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The newly-formed Adult Booster Club also joined in the Homecoming week activities. Firing up spirit, they held their first annual bonfire and pep rally at the Little League Park the night before the game. Finally, after all of the preparation, the Homecoming football game arrived. Pre-game ceremonies featured the queen court, escorted by the senior football players. Following a mighty drum roll, Missy Campbell was crown- ed as the 1978 Homecoming Queen. The crowd roared as the team, 68 members strong, tore onto the Fleld. Unfortunately, the determined Pirate squad did not fight hard enough in the battle with Floyd Central. Disappoint- ingly, they suffered their second and fmal loss of the season. A disco light show, the after-game entertainment, appeared to be popu- lar, with a large tum-out to see the anticipated display of lights and music. Homecoming week ended, but the excitement and high spirits remained, as students continued to support the Pir- ates to their MCS Championship.

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CHS Fashion Trend: Looking into magazines was no longer the only way to see the real trends in fashion. Students began to imitate the styles from movies. ANNIE HALL was one such movie, with a look consisting of either baggy pants or a loose-fitting skirt, a blou- son with an over-sized vest, a hat, cluch purse, and loafers to match. Although Annie Hallis fashions were popular, so were black tuxedo outfits, complimented with a ribbon tie. While girls have usually been consistent in staying in step with the fashions, guys began to follow the trend. Three-piece suits and dress slacks were popular, and Leviis were still a part of the fashion look. Grandfather shirts, ties, belts, knotted scarves, boots, and clogs made the outfits complete for either sex. Another fad was the disco fashion. Danskins returned once again-this time under see-through plastic pants. Hair styles were just as wild as the disco fashion, varying from kinky to soft and wavy, creating a carefree look. HELEN .IAVORKA gets ready to start the day off in her mid-length skirt and blouson. tAbovei LOUNGING 1n the gym is the perfect place for Mark Johnson to wear the ever-popular blue jeans and T-shirt. tBelowi FALL COLOR VESTS worn, by Rachel Crismore and Laura Walker, blend in with the changing season.