Chattahoochee High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Chattahoochee, FL)

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“I don’t think it’s such a good idea because naturally both sexes are going to be distracted from doing their work in class and on the field. Phillip Bass ‘‘Co-educational physical education is no dif- ferent than regular physical education. V Je exercise together but everything else is sepa- rate. Mike Wheaton To me, co-educationaI physical education is great; we played together as kids so why stop now because we've become older. Willie Dawkins Top left: Pursuing a career in auto mechanics. Reginald McWhite practices his sanding skills. Top right: Practice! Practice! Practice! That's what makes uniformity and straight lines. Left: Students learn more about their heritage through the celebration of the sesquicentennial of the county seat. Above: Timothy Dawkins and Henry Bush finds the study of the microscopic world an intriguing part of science. Curriculuml29

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What Are Your Reactions to Co-Educational Physical Education? Top: John Owens, Gary Reed and Carl Pittman use the library to look up reference materials. Above: The social studies department stresses the many phases of pa- triotism. Right: Concentration on her assignment enables Lisa Wilson to accomplish the task at hand. 28ICurriculum

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At Chattahoochee High School, there are many people who play an important role “behind the scene. Those included in this group are the lunchroom personnel and the custodians. Throughout the school, these people are working in their special areas. They strive in keeping the school clean and making sure students have a balanced meal. Their untiring efforts contribute daily to the happiness of the students. People Behind the Scene at C.H.S. 30ICurriculum Top right: Mrs. Evans takes a moments rest from her busy schedule. Top left: One of Mr. Hall’s many jobs is to make sure the lockers are in working order. Above: Mrs. Reed steps out into the hall just in time to have her picture taken. Left: Lunchroom workers who are responsible for preparing food daily are Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Cruse, Mrs. Keels, Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Pollock.