Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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Singing a solo in the choral concert is senior Pam McVicker. Juniors Stacy Seay, LeAnne Waller, and Greg Fontaine frolic in the fallen leaves. The Powder Puff King and His Court: Wilford Kopp, king, Bryan Dean, Tommy Upton, and Rob Ottersbach. Shawn Barnaby Tully dies a long death in the fall production of the drama club. Candy Wisman and uThe Cub from Madison tMr. Cresst prepare for their skit at the pep rally. Homecoming eecotts Tommy Upton, senior, and David Cortner, junior, carry on a game of their own before the real game begins. Pam O'Brien and Celine Boucher find time to pose for e the photographers. I

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I millitt Rx I. 1 HVu .'.VW.21. Fall . . . one of the most beautiful times of the year. The leaves of the trees provided a canvas for Mother Naturets artwork. She lifted her paintbrush and slowly began to transform the lush shades of green into rich shades of gold, orange and crimson. The colors blended harmoni- ously into a huge collage across our town and the neighboring countryside. For those who chose not to sit back and en- joy the beauty of the fall foliage, there was an array of activities to keep them busy. In addition to football games, C.H.S. had an evening pep rally to boost spirit. Homecom- ing week brought dress-up days, powder puff games and, of course, the crowning of the queen. If this wasntt enough, the Dra- ma Club produced the play ttBut Why Bump Off Barnaby , which left the audi- ence guessing whodunit. No matter what type of fun the students of C.H.S. were looking for, they didntt have to look hard to find it. Fall Leaves CHS Frolicking

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Formal Courts Glow with Elegance l-g-wwv-vi A car . up he 1985-86 homecoming ceremonies carried on traditions and brought in new ones. Members of the football homecoming court chose to break the old traditions of fall colored slacks or skirts with blazers and wore formals. Decked out in black tuxedos with tie and cummerbund to match were the ladiesi escorts. At half time, Senior Captain John Lanham crowned Nancy Case as 1985-86 football homecoming queen. f The basketball homecoming court members, not be- '; ing limited to red or pink, wore various colored formals with their escorts in white tuxedos with ties L and cummerbunds to match. First graders Kimra Mattox and Justin Leverett were selected by their peers as flower girl and crown bearer. Senior Cap- ; tain Tommy Upton crowned Bekii Smallwood as if 1985-86 basketball homecoming queen. . Football Homecoming Queen and Holiday Tourney Candidate: Nancy Case. i Football Homecoming Court: Heidi Hartman, Paige Jenkins, Lynn Davis, i Nancy Case, Tonya Shields, Sherri Bottorff, Jana Bottorff, Stacey Kaiser, 'E Vanessa Case. gf ? E, g '3 i t 10