Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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mam x xx Ms $13k V t SLI-I-I-DING TO A VICTORY in the Obstacle Course is junior Randy Allen. xx w LIZ STEELE finds it difficult to be Tarzan and to eat a banana at the same time in the old standby event, the Obstacle Course. WITH EGG ON HER FACE, Lisa Van Pelt con- firms that the new event, the Egg Drop, isn't what it's cracked up to be. LESLIE TWIGG l'double dribbles in the Mellow Yellow Chug-a-lug contest, while his class part- ners take time to calm their indigestion. LOST AND CONFUSED is freshman Becky Stoner in the Three Blind Mice and Dog event.

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Rain, rain, go away. Come again some other day. That was What students were saying when skies darkened and rain threatened to cancel Spring Day. But the storm held off long enough for the Class of '81 to obtain their second Victory in three years. With six new events, most of them messy, Spring Day had a different look. The 'Classics - the Obstacle Course and the Tug-of-War-were the high- lights of the day. Although the weather wasn't ideal, the enthusiasm of the par- ticipants shined through to make Spring Day a success. LIKE EVERYONE ELSE, freshman Charles Kellar shows enthusiasm with the Jello toss. In this new event, contestants flipped Jello at their partners' mouths until it was caught. However, more Jello ended up on their clothes than in their mouths. AN EYE-CATCHING but gross event was the to- bacco spitting contest. Here, Johnny ' Snuffy Eickholtz displays his spitting ability. h JUNIOR SCOTT GRAY chokes down another ,b one of his four chocolate dill pickles to bring his classmates to a second place showing.

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I. 30 wx x xx x; x d WE'RE NUMBER ONE! We're Number One! This chant proved true in 1980, when the Louis- ville Cardinals won their first NCAA championship. THE OFFICIAL EMBLEM for the city of Louis- ville is proudly displayed downtown. WITH NINE DIFFERENT MOVIES to Choose from, the Showcase Cinemas provide hours of popular movie entertainment for Silver Screen lovers. AT CHURCH HILL DOWNS, the twin spires set high above the race track. The 106th title of the run for the roses was captured by jockey Iaciento Vasquez, riding Genuine Risk, the second filly ever to win in Kentucky Derby history. THE BELLE OF LOUISVILLE gives many Kentuckianians a chance to tour the mighty Ohio River. THE BELVEDERE sometimes offers quiet for a tranquil mood, while at other times it features events such as Heritage Week Ends. THE TWINKLING LIGHTS of the city skyline help to set the mood for those who like plenty of fun and action.