Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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AFTER RECEIVING AN INJURY. Mark Wooding is helped off the field by trainer Stan White and coach Howard Daniels. eanwhile the school board, though still uncommitted, announced their plan to install StonewalPs Principal James Dillinger as the new schools principal. The decision disturbed Charlestonians so much that they rallied behind John Clendenen in an effort to show their support for him. Banners were made and hung throughout the building pfoclaiming the studentsi love for their prin- cipal. Teachers participated by sporting I Love John badges. The culmination of the spirited week was a Friday designated John Clendenen Day. He received flewers 7 i and a cake and was surpgised by an 'h i kazoo-playing delivery woman who l resented him with a cluster of ,, u balloons. FOLLOWING A TOUCHDOWN. Tonya Lanhan'l, Still uncertain about the future Rhoda Stevens and Tammy Wheeler share their . . enthusiasm. of the school, admmistrators were determined that Charleston High would maintain a high standard of education. New courses were added to the choices of study. Computers were bought so that students would be exposed to modern technology. A science seminar class was provided to give those who were scientifically inclined more specific study time. A sign language class was also offered. As a special pilot program for the county, Charleston High was chosen to house a 12th grade Honors English course which investigated the humanities approach to teaching. 4 t Opening

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INTENT ON THE SPEAKER, seniors attend a PAC meeting which willfdiscuss the fate of th6 school. DANCING TO THE 'MUSIC of the pep band. Carmen Michael and Nancy Powell do a routine at a pep assembly. ' BECAUSE HE IS A STARTER on the football team, John Hayden finds his locker decorated on the day of a game. Opening 3

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Still Roaring ON A RUN FOR THE BASKET. Hezithei magma, Angie Jones and Rhonda Burgess break away from their opponents. CONTROL OF THE BALL LOST. Candy WHILE ATTENDING A PARENT ADVISORY watches as it flies out of bounds. COUNCIL MEETING. Brian Tweel applauds a ' speaker. Openings