Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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The Spotlight Shines Brightly on CHS The switch was flipped and the stage was brightened as the spotlight came up on CHS. The light shone on the many faces which surround us every day-the face of a star athlete, of a class leader, or of the per- son sitting next to you in history Class. There was a role for everyone. Each student could take part in his or her own way. Regardless of wheth- er it was a leading role or a bit part, all worked to- gether to bring recognition to CH3. With yet another Mid-Southern Conference football ti- tle and a clean sweep of the basketball holiday tour- neys, the Pirates were boosted higher and higher. The first llMayflower 10,000, the fall drama production, and Homecoming week were also successful events. Strength was gained throughout the year, and each accomplishment brightened the SPOTLIGHT! REVERTING BACK to her childhood, Kathy Barton is caught up a tree. KAREN IAMES and Liz Steele occupy a few hours of their free time with horse- back riding. AFTER BEING CROWNED 1980 Football Homecoming Queen, 10 Schafer gives the photographer a smile.

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READY TO lasso up the South Dearborn Knights during home- coming week are Steve Tucker, lydia Strickland, Roger Wall, Paige Combs, John Southard and June Vanover. DURING HER FREE period, Carmen Crace enjoys a beautiful fall day. STROLLING THROUGH THE fallen leaves is Laura Bowers. HISTORY TEACHER Ted Bridgewater registers for the first annual Mayflower 10,000. Mr. Bridgewater easily won his age division.