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Teachers Merit Students' Trust all. Another factor that helped to create unity was a good working relationship between faculty and students. Not only was an effort made to offer as much individual attention as possible during classes, but also many teachers volun- teered extra help after school. Most of the teachers I know have gained my trust. Many students feel that they can speak freely with many of this year's staff. Teachers seem to be most concerned about the students. I've found more than just a faculty member I could confide ing in one, I've found a friend. I think of all my teachers not just as teachers, but as friends. Parental and community support of school ac- tivities and school requirements was a definite
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Students Cherish Close Relationships Chatham Central is a unique high school. The yearbook took an UP CLOSE look at the staff, the students, the sports program, the ac- tivities, and the community to prove why. Located in a rural setting, Central had a total enrollment of 489 for the 77-78 term. The size of the student body made an I know everybody relationship possible. This factor bred friendli- ness and closeness among the students. QS 6 ig my BOTTOM, Page 2: The photographer catches Roxann Moody and Randy Kivett playing around. TOP, Page 2: Tommy Estridge relaxes in the outer office. BELOW: Robert justice and Terri Beal seem to be enjoying sharing a spaghetti meal. ' uf-was . ix Q R :tx I any as X. lf anything happens, it doesn't take five min- utes for the whole school to know about it. When a couple begins dating or when they break up, the students soon hear. Varsity teams develop a great deal of closeness among the players, a closeness which encourages coopera- tion and unselfishness. There's just one thing wrong with a small school: there is no choice of guys. Once one knows a few, she knows them 3
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LEFT: Susan Elkins and Fraser Van Asch sneak a mo- ment to have fun when they know that Miss Hill isn't watching. BOTTOM, Page 4: Tony Thompson helps injured Darrell Barber get ready to leave school. BE- LOW: Mr. julian Smith and Pam Sapp enjoy memories of the horticulture trip to Kansas City. its T - W 'H ,ff ly 5
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