Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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28 No matter what the fashion trend, CHS made the change. The nautical look was very well liked by the girls at CH5. This style included bold patriotic stripes, large blocked collars, and pants in all lengths, from the traditional to pedal pusbers. Length changes were also made in dress- es and skirts as well. Waistlines were low- ered and hemlines raised, making culottes and minis popular. For a change, the guys at CHS paid at- tention to the fashion scene. Fewer old faded jeans and T-shirts were worn. The designer look was in for both guys and girls. They wore Pierre Cardin, Izod, Geoffrey Bean, and Ralph Lauren to cre- ate a casual appearance. IN THE COURTYARD of the school on a warm spring day, Todd Wood and Fred Hannon show their own casual look. READY FOR AN AFTERNOON of golf is Brad Risinger, wearing the traditional polo shirt. LISA MORGAN is ready to go anywhere with her straight-legged pants and a solid color shirt. KJERSTI KNUDTSON and Susan McElfresh, with their candy stripped T-shirts and pleated pants, are ready for a Saturday afternoon date. DONNA MC DANIEL iseatedi shows the prairie look, while Lisa Morgan istandingi models another style of the ever-popular candy stripe. AS SPRING ROLLED IN, the hems went up. Donna McDaniel shows the tunic style, which has made a comeback.

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30 The Henry Clay Ballroom of the Louisville YWCA offered a new atmosphere for the 1982 junior-senior prom, held on May 8. After dining at one of the many exquisite Kentuckiana restaurants, couples were off for the prom. The prom began with the usual signing of booklets and picking up of the traditional prom favor glasses. Later, couples tested their skills on the floor, as they danced to UFeels So Right, the chosen theme. ttFree Reign provided the evening,s mu- 51c. But all the prom wasntt fine and dandy. Make-up ran and hair began to droop due to the heat. The only air conditioning were the opened windows. The Louisville City Police made their appearance, when they told the band to turn down the mu. sic. Obviously, downtown Derby City wasnit in the mood for a Hoosier style party. These untimely incidents caused ttFeels 80 Right to feel so wrong. Highlighting the evening was the midnight crowning of Misty Hampton and Jeff Stoner as queen and king. Following their coronation, most couples fled to post-prom parties, while a few stayed on for one last dance and one more memory. Prom Theme tFeels So Right T l MISTY HAMPTON and Jeff Stoner smile after be- ing crowned 1982 Prom King and Queen. JUNIORS PENNY MC CAWLEY and Ricky Oelze enjoy the prom night festivities. JOHN CRANK gives Leeanna Chester an affection- ate look while taking a break.