Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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'-l--II.' '- ' :I' I Summer Vacations Are Spent ; Playing Around in the Sun Since the summer of 1982 was sunny and warm many students spent their vacations swimming or playing softball or tennis. Others preferred shopping, sleeping late, or night time entertainment. For some people, however, summer was a time for working to earn money for gas, clothes, dates, and other essentials. kontinued on page Q Ma! Carpenter helps Leanna Chester dress to model clothes at the senior yard sale.

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Lnri Dam and Elizabeth McBride offer their help to Brian Adams, as he attempts to step across the creek near the school. Parrirm Morgan stops to pose in front of one of the lovely, old houses on Water Street. Keeping mu! in the summertime heat, Karrie Reis and Jenny Perry float around in the sub- division lake. Only reflections of summer remain as students look forward to the new school year. '

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Summer Vacations Go by Fast, Whether Traveling or Working . Travel was another big activity for the summer. Not everyone was as lucky as Jenni Crase, who went to Sweden. But many visited areas of the US. Loretta Wall, who went to Texas and Oklahoma, said, I had fun visiting my relatives, but traveling was the most exciting part about go- II mg. A lot of students traveled to various spots in Indiana and Kentucky to at- tend summer camps and workshops to prove their skills. Ginny Ferguson and Chad Nunn went as far as Texas to attend a swimming camp. With the latter part of summer, the 4- H fair rolled around, and many CHS students participated in the various competitions. Each night there was a big crowd at the fair and many forms of entertainment. In mid-August it was time to pur- chase new clothes, folders, pencils, and paper. Even though the summer had come to an end, the fun moments were not over because it was time to renew old friendships at CHS. Many students choose to get jobs in the sum- mer. Shown is Kim Wisman, working at KFC. I 1 Adult Journalism Booster Club President Mr. Joe Peden sells Shana Bottorff a raffle ticket at the 4-H fair. INSTITLITES:Mike Harrold tISU-Englisht, Mike Hensley tISUeSpanishL Karen Lutz GU Student Leadershipl