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Student Life, to many, is the most important part of the CHS scene to be dealt with but to the student body of CHS. Student Life was just that, how the students lived. There were many facets to Student Life and people were offered their choice. Dances were available for those with disco inclinations. Music was offered, instrumental and vocal. Sports, interschool and intramural, was a popular outlet for students. Drama and school productions were available for the entertainment-minded. There were, of course, studies and academic pursuits for all. Student Life was just another way for the CHS students to grow within themselves, to grow as a group and as individuals. The opportunity for communication and expression was there and many took advantage of it. Some found the ability to relate, to touch, to feel pride and...TO SHOUT. 5 1. Heidi Holmquist and Dan Sharp enjoy the football atmosphere for talking. 2. Senior Barb • Staroscik performs for Honors Night. 3. Fixing up lockers became a hobby of many CHS students. 4. Tammy Ostcrhoudt and Jeff Moore enjoy a tape dance. 5. Sampling the goodies at Prom is Jackie Lassck. 6. Intramural basketball, sponsored by C-Gub, was popular. 13
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Summertime break leaves time for fun Summer life for most students meant taking another look at where they were going, working toward their goals and having fun in the process. Three months vacation from readin’, writin’, and ’ritlimetic meant time for students to pursue interests such as sports, horseback riding, sunbathing, swimming, working or sight-seeing. The county fair marked the mid-point of summer. Many students entered livestock or domestic competitions and in the evenings virtually everyone could be found on the midway. By late August when school resumed, many mixed emotions concerning summer could be perceived. Although pleasant for most, it had also bored many students. Before long, however, the sweltering heat was replaced by frost and summer once again became merely a memory.
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