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Fall Activities Come Alive For CHS students many activities came with the colorful autumn season. People enjoyed riding mopeds, the ever popular hayrides, and halloween parties held around warm bonfires. Free Fare, a band that visited our school from St. Petersburg, Florida, was another activity welcomed by many. The chilly nights of autumn were also spent at football games, where CHS stu- dents were ready to spread their Pirate Fever. Football Homecoming was antici- pated by all. Some of the spirit activities were the strange and funny dress-up days, the decorated floats and hallways, and, most important, Class cheers yelled at exciting pep sessions. The girls added to spirit week by literally fighting for victory in the third annu- al Powderpuff football game, sponsored by the FCA. When the mighty Bucs clinched their third Mid-Southern Conferer'lce title in a row, the Pirate Fever epidemic spread throughout the student body. .D-- -------------w---. t... - SUPER SENIOR Joe Crank shows his game-win- ning style in the Homecoming game against Brownstown. FREE FARE, a visiting band from Florida, thrills the audience at the first performance in the new auditorium. LYDIA STRICKLAND is surprised by the pho- tographer as she gets ready to join in the Home- coming Parade. 10
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x, NW h g xwmwwg w Student Life . . . The pride stood out in all activities. Each student played a part, whether by going to a ballgame, joining a club, or just going to a class. The opening of the auditorium played , a big part in student life. It enabled the drama department to produce a successful play, the first in two years. 1 Then there were the annual activities-such as the prom, Home- comings, and Spring Day-which also played a part in Student Life 1980. 3 THE ENTHUSIASM 0f the crowd shows ; through by the enormous turn-out for the sixth annual band contest. -: -4m:v- ON STORYBOOK DAY of Homecoming week, Angie Cavaness appears as Raggedy Ann. t www.ahl. 12
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