Chester County High School - Eagle Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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SMITH, ALMEDA HA4851FFA ueen50C F. . . - 3 . . . Q 3 Sec. 50, Latin Club 49' Math Wits 50 51'M Annual Staff, Basketballl50-51. i More beaullful and Jofi af any molly. SPENCER, MARY NE F. H. A. 48-513 Music 50g Comm. Club 51. How Iweet and fair .rbe f , Iffi-ff SMITH, EIINA F. H. A. 48-51. A mind noi :banged by lime and fllufef' 95 5 STANFILL, MILDRLD - F. T. A. 48-493 F. H. A. 48-513 Music 49. A lo1 ely lady muumllg mrlmed. Dug, Q' SMITH, I AYE F. F. A. 48-513 Football 51. A hero in llae quieien manner. STANFILL, PEGGY SUE F. H. A. 48 51. Her sueetneff may be rompafed to a 70161, SMITH, JAMES F. F. A. 48-51. R A loving bean IJ llze b6glI1IIlV1g o all knou ledge. STAVROS, LAD1 E CAROLI N F. H. A. 48-513 F. T. C. 48, Math Wits 50- 513 Music. 48-493 Comm. Clubg Newsletter Stafl. In romparly .flye could laugh and rlmtler. ri' '17 SMITH, SUE .H.A. TU fulriuef that 'ilzem mon admired. 5 I TIDVUELI., MARY ATKQVD' F. H. A. 48 51, Comm. Club. I Her laugbief :been gloomy day.

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On uly 19 1947 one hundred and twenty fiye students entered the Chester County High Sehool as green Freshmen We those Bill Shelly to lead our class as president Dan Guinn as ylee president eannine Bolton as seeretary and Billie jo Melton as treasurer Miss Haltom Miss MeAdams and Mr Goodwin were chosen as sponsors They haxe faithfully stood beside us during our tour years in high sehool and our thanks go to them tor being so pitient and working so diligently with us We finally leirned our way around with the help ot the upper elassmen who were not so bad after lll the horrid stories we had heard about them uly of the next year brought eighty seyen students baek to the halls of CC H S With pride we answered to the call of Silly Sophomores Again our freshmen sponsors were with us We eleeted Dan Cuinn president ohnnie Plunle yiee president and Billie o Melton seeretary The year passed almost as quiekly as a twinkle of an eye or it seemed to do sueh Our elass h is reeeiyed many honors during our tour years Brllie o Melton has been the head mayorette ot our bank for tour years She has done a very good job leading the band and also the twirling ensemble In the 11th grade she was awarded the state Champion twirling award Mary Emma Hearn has been a cheerleader for four years Eyeryone is familiar with the words Now eyerybody yell' Juanita fBabyj amerson She has been making goals sinee her freshman year Almedz Smith was ehosen FFA queen while we were juniors and Cornelii Ellis when we were sophomores Several of the boys from our elass proyed to be outstanding on the football field immy Henson was giyen the award for the most yaluable player The third year ot high sehool was more exerting than the first two We eould look down on eyeryone as we were olly juniors Of eourse the seniors still had the upper hand but our time was soon to irriye Matrimony and other interests had taken some of our elassmates when we registered as seniors Therefore there were only seyenty nine aekie ohnson Dan Guinn and eannine Bolton were Chosen to be our elass ottieers They led our eliss III the many ietiyities seniors partieipate in Our rings parties ind trip added mueh to the enjoyment ot our last year in sehool All the faeulty of C C H S are to be eongratulated upon suryiying the rough treatment we gaye them and our thanks go out to them for laughing with us when we were happy and crying with us when we were sad Seyeral of the boys joined the armed serviees during their senior year We regretted their leasing when their goal graduation seemed so near J , , v - 'Y 1 . if. f , V . T f, . i ' . 1 V V S, ' 1 ks ix ' - ' y A , - ' ' s , 'g Y . 'A Y L' I . ' ' '- Y xl A I Y i l L. V ' ' ' . a - 1 ' , ' al ' 3 ' Q , ' ' J - - , . , V f 1 f - '- f y , - , Y , S 17 I 'az 1 L' ' . 1 A l I - V V - -af L-I ki , f pf A 1 1 - .1 I 7 , , 4 V' ' Y 1 I Y f 1 has also brought honors to our class by showing outstanding skill in playing basketball. f 51 7- 1 . rf . 4 - v, f a f Y A A V , 5 ' ,, - . L ' , . , ' ' - f , . - - ,L 1 - v If 1 B- r 'D , 4 'A'-.-. .Y . L-- . f fl-'flags ' 5- i, s' . ' yy , ' S7 2 ' f i - , ' ' . ' , ks y if ' W - A - 1 . s . h I S Y. Y- Y 7 ' 1 Y' A . 1 f A ' 1 A ' L' i y I ' . v 1 ' ' f 1' Y I y f y f ' - . i , - .