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Michelle fields, Nino Dawkins, Vanessa Lowery, and Jackie Vickers, dance os Vivian Lowery and Carla Lightfoot sing to the hit song I’m in Love.” ftbove: leisho Couuart ond Dena Jones go bock to the days of Surfin as Jon and Dean. Right: Providing a welcome change from the comedy, Cheryl Williams entertains with, find Vou UUIsh for Vesterday. Although the 1981-82 Home- coming activities and gome come early during the football season, the theme It's Vour Night spread excitement ond enthusiasm throughout the school. Homecom- ing week consisted of Character Day, Backwards Day, Orange ond UUhite Day, Slave Day and Dress Up Day. Thursday night the cheer- leaders organized a bon fire to at- tempt to bring the fans' spirit to its peak. Friday the Homecoming pro- gram was presented providing the student body with much fun filled entertainment. The pre-game show started Fri- day evening at 7:45 with the pre- sentation of the Homecoming Court and the crowning of Barbara Dal- ton as queen of Homecoming ac- tivities. The festivities of Homecom- ing week were concluded when the mighty Jackets defeated the Green Devils of Carrabelle by a score of 25-7. Student life 17
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Homecoming: It's Vour Night Demonstrating their drill team skills. Keith ILIilliams and Timothy Daw- kins perform a rifle routine. Hee-Haw rejects — Clvlney (Shelio Basford) ond Clara Bell (Lora Shouppe) never gossip, or so they soy in their comedy presentation. Tracy Shivers displays her talents twirling the baton. 16 Student Life
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Around Campus: Here and There Student life mas not completely filled with studies, sports, and the like. On the lighter side, various assemblies provided a break from the normal, doily routine. The ma- jority of students at CHS agree that lunchtime was everyone's favorite period. If you took a walk around campus, you would see various ac- tivities taking place. Some stu- dents ployed paper football, others chased their friends around, and most senior high students sot on cars and ate, socialized, and lis- tened to the radio. On certain days more students would eat in the lunchroom — days when pizza, fried chicken, and hamburgers were served. Mr. Parramore takes time out ot lunch to talk ujith students. Dressing up os €ster from Sanford and Son, Loshebo Travis participates during Home- coming meek. 18 Student Ufe
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