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Students are an interested audience 35 fhel' See 17, 1961. The assembly was held on the football Mike Williamson receive the Valor Bronze Cross field in Order that the ROTC Corps Could drill' from former President Harry S. Truman, October at games contribute good fellowship Chrisman football fans are standing for the kick-off at the Chrisman-Ruskin football game. The Hnal score was Chrisman 12, Ruskin 7. Since this was the scason's final game at home, many students were in attendance. img, --S 1,: P' H A M k . gs. I i if '39 NV 'Q X-. bi
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4. ,, 5, R ,JG 95, dm -. 3. 'ff H sl. ,jf . 'JY rw sf .Q ' .j. .pg .3 13 in 'Fa :- .sg iz- is Q .pg AQ .gf I . W.. . W ,B XE ,vs ,, 5 ,3- il. E-I-I -za l ef Af., ' Eight hundred twenty-four freshmen and 341 eighth graders crowd the halls of Division ll as they change classes. lt provides oppor- tunity for an exchange of greetings and friendly con- vcrsation. Housing only part of the eighth graders at Division ll was an unique arrange- ment for the 1961-1962 term only. This had to be done because of the over- crowding at Junior High. The remaining eighth grad- ers and seventh graders were at the Junior High building. Crowded halls and mass attendance Some 800 seniors, juniors and sophomores Hll the halls of like to trade bits of news as they travel to and from e Division I as they go from class to class. These students gyms and music rooms. 14
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Laura Etzenhouser explains to Yohko Ikenaga and Michiko Yajima, Japanese students at Chrisman for the 1961-1962 school year, the intricacies of the inter- com system. Yohko seems to be wondering just how the microphone is going to respond. Yohko is the foreign exchange student. Michiko is living with Dannetta Austin, a pen pal of several years. Pictured below are Michiko andvYohko modeling their native costumes for Cheryl Rogers, studentg Miss Thelma Myers, commerce teacher and student council sponsor, and Marilyn Kinser, senior. The American girls agreed that it is much easier to get arrayed in their clothes than in the Japanese kimonos. This decision was reached after they watched their Japanese friends dress in the kimonos. Exchange student program results
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