Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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Relaxing after finishing his lunch, sophomore Frankie Molet drinks his milk and talks with his friends. hPhoto by Gale Wincheh Talking on the telephone is a favorite past time of many CHS students, as shown by sophomore Kim Brown who chats on the phone during lunch. Sophomore Kim Durbin waits patiently in line with her mother to change her schedule during registration. Thumbing through her 1987 Pirate log at the yearbook signing party is Senior Melissa Janes. . Opening

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vf-r, 1988 PIRATE lOG CHARLESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Park and Monroe Streets Charlestown, Indiana 47111 Volume XXXV Artwork by: Chuck Ledbetter Signs of the Time. Surrounding the new Charlestown High School Sign are members of the Senior Class.

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.h igns of the Time. Everything that goes on in and out of school is a sign of the time. From the way people dressed, did their hair, to the activities they participated in at school-all of these were signs of CHS in action. Many signs were experienced in CHS activi- tleS. To modernize and improve the yearbook, sen- iors chose to have color senior pictures. With the help of the yearbook staff, seniors were able to have color pictures for the first time in CHS history. Club participation was up from last year. Club pictures were taken by a professional photographer for the first time in many years. In sports, the girls basketball team won the Holiday Tourney and finished the season with a 15-5 record. This was the best in CHS girls basketball history. The football team also had their best season with a 9-2 record. The team made it to the final round of sectionals which were held in Evansville. A new trophy case was built in the gym lobby as a sign of the great improvement of CHS sports. Fads and fashions were at their best. Haircuts were the major fashion statements in 87-88. Each student had their own look which was a sign of individualism. As the school year progressed, many signs were witnessed through the actions of faculty and students. With most ending in a very positive result for CHS. Opening1-5 Sports................ 8-47 Student Life.... 48-67 Album 68-101 Clubs........... 102-129 Faculty......... 130-159 Ads7lndex .. 160-187 , Closing........ 188-192 Enjoying a surprise visit from the birthday clown, senior Annette Kendrick smiles as she receives her balloons. Opening E