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Student Life STUDENT LIFE DIVISION 13
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CBI-IS officially celebrates Bicentennial kickoff urviving classroom temperatures ranging from 80-90 degrees, students, faculty, and administrators started to school on September 3. Construction on the new Industrial Arts wing and faculty lounge began. As a result, student parking was drastically reduced. The Drama Department was While attending the5tudentSenate workshop, Val VanSande listens as various parliamentary proeedures are discussed. Preforming at the assemhly on Sept. 3 0, two tromlvonists from the Southwest Navy Shnwliand exerute their masifal atiilities. also affected by the construction. All classes were relocated to the north end of campus, and held in portable build- ings. CBHS officially celebrated the kick- off of the Bicentennial on September 9. Hundreds of people gathered in the horseshoe before first hour, as the Concert Choir and Concert Band per- formed the National Anthem. Taking advantage of a new state law a few students met at the flag pole daily, to say the Pledge of Allegiance. The law stated that everyone attending school must be given the opportunity to say the pledge every day. f rs. As they listen to many informative speeches given hy various campus leaders, three of the students attending the Freshmen Orientation Assembly display a wide variety offacial expressions. The annual meeting was held during seventh hour in the gym. 14 SEPTEMBER ACTIVITIES
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