Cheatham County High School - Echo Yearbook (Ashland City, TN)

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SENIORS Bonnie Butterworth George Carr With the arrival of memory books, thoughts flew back to previous years and rested on events of the junior year. The year of the largest magazine sale ever leading into an exotic Night in Tahiti.” After an evening of dancing to the music of United Steel came Sunday morning clean-up. Clean-up but not with the Miracle Turtle-Wax Cleaner” that existed only in the mind of the salesman. Teresa Caruthers Scotty Chambliss Claudia Chester Duane Claud Donna Coakley 7 Keith Collier

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SENIORS £ § I I The Christmas Dance, featuring London Fogg, proved to be a festive occasion just before the holidays al- though they had competition as the Moron Tabernacle Choir made its ap- pearance at CCHS singing familiar carols like. Here comes Santa Claus, the man with the hair on his jaws . The senior tree which stood in the cafeteria glittered brightly, but if only everyone knew the trouble they had getting it up. It leaned first to the left then to the right. After the use of a couple of wires the tree was steadied. At last though, lights, orna- ments. and icicles were put on and the tree glittered with Christmas joy. And with Christmas joy came keys and memory books. Chuck 8racey Sandy Bowker Larry 8raccy Susie Boyd Gary Breedlove Ellen Brooks Martha Burroughs 6 John 8utler

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SENIORS Our Junior year was the year of the screening committees'and our first major radical movements, boycotts, and sit-ins. Speaking of sitting, the football team didn't and actually tied a game. Representing our class at our Homecoming game was Martha Burroughs. It was Penny's and Beverly's first year to cheer at a homecoming game and our first year to win the float competition. Boner's Ark almost sunk because of a low electric wire or a high float. We all happily adjourned to our first homecoming dance. Another dance, the Christmas celebration, was postponed because of an electrical fail- ure that cancelled the basketball game. It was not our only electrical failure. Remember the blackout? We were in darkness for four hours as a storm ravaged the mid-state area. Candy sellers slipped by hall monitors and made a fortune because the cafeteria was out of commission. Christmas carols and the sound track of The Sound of Music rang out in the darkness. Danny Cook Bob Crouch Linda Daniels Jerry Crosswhite Margaret Davis Terry Davis Linda DeArk Diane Demonbreum 8