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Page 115 text:
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SENIOR FUND DRIVE As if it wasn ' t enough leading the life of a senior with the advanced placement exams, papers, college scrambles, the one-too-many standardized test, the sudden illnesses, the mental burnout, the falling grades — suddenly, up from the depths arose yet another responsibility for these tired pioneers: the funding of the senior trip. This year the seniors planned to travel to Cancun, Mexico. Originally envisioning a week-long stay, reality forced the seniors to settle for four days, but they earned them. The seniors had bake sales, sold hot dogs, had a carwash, staged a fashion show, and even had breakfast with the Easter Bunny (played by Jay Manno), and after all that, they still scraped to the very bottoms of their pockets to fund the trip. The expedition was, however, hard- earned and well worth it. (below) Just one of the many bake sales, (above) But I can ' t see the beach from here!
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STUDENT LIFE HELPING HANDS CHS students participated in several different philanthropic endeavors this year. As a requirement, the juniors had to complete a community service project, such as helping in the Canterbury pre-school or tutoring children from the West Central Neighborhood. As a school, the students actively took part in the Very Special Arts Festival at IPFW and staged a successful Christmas Bureau food and clothing drive, filling an entire truck vwth donations. (far right) A very special time . . . (top) Fill er up. (middle) Bear sport.s hi.s masculinity, (bottom right) All lor one . . . (bottom left) With very special people. 110
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STUDENT LIFE . STUDENT COUNCIL Government began with its usual bang this year with highly competitive elections. As a political organization, C.H.S. made great progress under the leadership of Peter Waanders (pres.) and Patrick Crump (v. pres.). The student body saw endless pizza luncheons, beautiful dances, additional vending machines (with dollar bill changers very successful Thanksgiving food drive; they helped out the seniors with their fund drive, marred the face of vandalism, and funded everything else. I 1986-87 Council Officers President — Peter Waanders Vice-President — Patrick Crump Secretary — Heather Fleck Treasurer — Suzanne Summers Faculty Advisor — Mr. Park
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