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Carol Simpson, Gary Smith. Barbara Hunt, and Sylvia Bohall work on their individual projects in art class. Betty Wheatcraft, Bob Doup, and Perry Baxter work on dec- orations for the Christmas music concert. 19
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Interesting Convos Are Enjoyed Con os at C. H. S. this year had assorted themes and programs. Students, especially members of the band and the choirs, participated in some of these Com ' os. These were particularly our pep sessions and our sectional convo, where the bus drivers presented a new, flag to Mr. Erne and, as a token of good luck, rabbits feet to members of the basketball team and a rabbit to Mr. Stearman. Se eral professional performers pro ' ided entertain- ment also. Mr. Charles King, with his wife, delighted his C.H.S. audience with his musical ability and per- sonality. Mr. Schmidt and his wife demonstrated rules of proper physical fitness and their skills and ability in weight-lifting and acrobatics. At the invitiation of Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, four C.H.S. students tried their skills on the trampoline. . science convo was presented by General Motors. The new ideas in science were emphasized. Carol Sue Hamilton changes listing of acti ities for the coming week. Three convocation programs this year included a Christmas concert by the combined choirs, a demonstration of physical skills by Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, and a musical presentation by Mr. Charles King.
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Patti Hicks, Jean Harris, Jeanette Howard, Karen Bozell, Patty Ford, and Linda Kelley practice setting up a patient in home nursing class. In home economics classes girls learn through doing. Time is devoted to improving skills in cooking and sew- ing, and to learning about general home-making activities and responsibilities. Knowledge and skills de eloped in home economics classes will always be useful. Physical education classes are provided for all students. In these classes students learn the basic fundamentals of each sport played and also the rules for physical fitness. Through participation they also learn good sportsman- ship and cooperation. Ad anced science courses were offered in biology, chemistry, and physics this year. In biology many stu- dents made use of the greenhouse for their special projects. Much of the time spent in these ad anced science classes was devoted to work on indi ' idual pro- jects, many of which won special recognition at the local science fair, held March 17 and 18. Piaskctball is one game pIa L ' d ( lasses. girls ' physical education
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