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advise underclassmen: but always have a good time Do you have any helpful advice for underclassmen? Robin Johnson: To study as hard as you possibly can. Donna Russell: Study as hard as you possibly can. And if there's anything you really want out of life GO FOR IT!” Brett Lee: Stay out of trouble if you can. Eleanor Harris: Work hard and get along with others. Teresa Jones: Don't let anyone tell you that you can't do anything because if you have faith in yourself, you can accomplish anything. oLaurie Mohr: Have as much fun as you can and don’t get depressed by school work because it goes very fast and pretty soon you will graduate. Kim Carlton: Learn what you can on your own. Sukum Charnvitayapong: You can be anything you want if you try hard for it. Thana Claxton: Enjoy it while you can. Gina Clark: Try to do your best in all areas, but remember always to have a good time. Selina Jones: Enjoy yourself in there because a high school education is essential today. Donald Tucker James Washington Kelly Alexandria Walker James Paul Wilbourn Michael Lee Ward Yolanda Kaye Woods 27
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Knowledgeable seniors learn to get along, work hard, 26
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Junior Class Officers: Debbie Holmon, president: Greg Watkins, vice president, Julie Collins. Rep, at large; Claudia Dean, secretary. New roads of opportunities and experiences opened for juniors at CHS. Being a junior meant lounge privileges, the concessions stand, and Prom. It meant being an upperclass member, almost a senior. It also meant American History, Chemistry, and English III. American History projects were unique to the junior year. As one project, eighteen juniors and three faculty members attempted to experience the Great Depression first-hand. They built a Hooverville of cardboard boxes, but were driven home after one night in the worst of our spring storms. Senior rings were highlights of junior year, although the cost of the rings seemed very high. Rings signified the juniors' increasing maturity and their nearness to their senior year.
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