Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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TEN'S AND TWELVE'S for CHS. The building of a new power plant, H. B. Zachary, at Tatum brought an influx of new families into the area. As the population increased, the student body grew to the largest size ever at CHS and more people tuned in to the excitement of the CB radio. A4 S I Break 19

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CHS rallied for election year '76 with enthusiasm. Along side the call names on the CB'ers' bumpers appeared stickers sup- porting either Democratic Presi- dential nominee Iimmy Carter or Gerald Ford, the Republican Party Presidential nominee . A8 Break 19 f '7

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To relieve over-crowded con- ditions, the school board voted to construct new classrooms in the basement of the school building. Facilities were still crowded, however, and the CB'ers learned to MONITOR their classes in rooms filled to capacity . School proceeded as usual, and students soon forgot small dis- comforts as they diverted their minds with many activities. A7 1. Paulette Mullins declares that she is the BIG WHEEL on the campus. 2. Keith Lawsons BREAKS for a GOOD BUDDY nearby. 3. Brownies is a favorite TRUCK 'EM UP STOP for Rhonda Carter. 4. I never can remember my combination, explains Randy Davis to Blanc Kelley. 5. Students know that assemblies provide a fun NAP TRAP, adding variety to the day. 6. Population growth in Carthage has got- ten the PEDAL AGAINST THE METAL. '7. Lunch lines seem a natural part of the daily grind to Beverly McMil1ian, Mark Kirkpatrick and Kelsel Thompson. 8. Susan Stough sends EIGHTY-EIGHTS to all. Break 19 I 9