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I millitt Rx I. 1 HVu .'.VW.21. Fall . . . one of the most beautiful times of the year. The leaves of the trees provided a canvas for Mother Naturets artwork. She lifted her paintbrush and slowly began to transform the lush shades of green into rich shades of gold, orange and crimson. The colors blended harmoni- ously into a huge collage across our town and the neighboring countryside. For those who chose not to sit back and en- joy the beauty of the fall foliage, there was an array of activities to keep them busy. In addition to football games, C.H.S. had an evening pep rally to boost spirit. Homecom- ing week brought dress-up days, powder puff games and, of course, the crowning of the queen. If this wasntt enough, the Dra- ma Club produced the play ttBut Why Bump Off Barnaby , which left the audi- ence guessing whodunit. No matter what type of fun the students of C.H.S. were looking for, they didntt have to look hard to find it. Fall Leaves CHS Frolicking
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Homecoming Week Leaves News to Spread pread the News. The 1985 Homecoming Week was a big success considering the changes in 84. The Student Council thought up three new spirit days: pajama day, trick or treat day, and tourist day. Seniors proved superiority by winning almost every day except pajama day which the juniors excelled. The homecoming parade was held on Wednesday with the juniors winning best float. The Powder Puff games followed the parade where the frosh beat the sophs, 6-0 and the sen- iors beat the juniors 22-8. Between games, Wilford Kopp was crowned Powder Puff King. The game finally arrived Friday, October 11 where Nancy Case was crowned Homecoming Queen. The pirates were victorious over the previously undefeated Lions, 28-14. As spirit week ended, everyone was left with news to spread. Freshmen and sophomore players get ready to put the ball into play. Surfs up! Amy Crase and Carmen Ross are pictured on tourist day. Chris Wisman shows his true self on Trick or Treat Day.
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Singing a solo in the choral concert is senior Pam McVicker. Juniors Stacy Seay, LeAnne Waller, and Greg Fontaine frolic in the fallen leaves. The Powder Puff King and His Court: Wilford Kopp, king, Bryan Dean, Tommy Upton, and Rob Ottersbach. Shawn Barnaby Tully dies a long death in the fall production of the drama club. Candy Wisman and uThe Cub from Madison tMr. Cresst prepare for their skit at the pep rally. Homecoming eecotts Tommy Upton, senior, and David Cortner, junior, carry on a game of their own before the real game begins. Pam O'Brien and Celine Boucher find time to pose for e the photographers. I
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