Chatham Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bear Creek, NC)

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asset. Most parents cooperated to help enforce the attendance policy and to encourage stu- dents to Work at their potential. Community backing spurred athletic teams and helped to give them confidence. Being a student is my child's occupation. He should understand this fact and attend school just as an adult would be present on his job each day. Since taxpayers make public school possible, students should appreciate the oppor- tunity to learn and attend regularly. lf it weren't for parents, Concert Choir per- formances would never be successful, they re- ally back us. I don't think enough people sup- port our band, both parents and students should take pride in the band. We feel that the least that we can do to pro- mote sports programs, which teach young peo- ple to work together, is to attend faithfully and encourage the players. I haven't missed a bas- ketball game in four years, my wife has missed only a very feW.

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Parental Support Boosts Students ABOVE: Ieffrey Dowdy and Cynthia Murdock enjoy a warm spot in the sun to rehearse their lines for ANDROCLES AND THE LION. TOP, Page 7: Mrs. William Beavers deliv- ers the ties which she and other parents made for the Christmas Concert. LEFT, Page 7: Danny Scott enjoys a moment of rest after following the photographer around all day. RIGHT, Page 7: Gail Gaines, Roxann Moody, and Iean Hancock help Mrs. Allred and representatives prepare for College Day,

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BELOW: As leaks became more common, trash Cans to catch the water could be seen almost everywhere. RIGHT: Fashion-conscious LaVisa Thornton meets her boyfriend Tony Thompson at their locker before class. LEFT, Page 9: Cindy Murdock, Annette Cheek, and Beverly Thompson compliment one another on their fashionable outfits. RIGHT, Page 9: Con- cert shirts proved to be a popular fad on the campus this year as shown by Kenny Sea- groves, David Cooper, and Eric Goldston. 8