Chickasha High School - Chick Chat Yearbook (Chickasha, OK)

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, X M, , 'rl ul' R Y Q. r Ronnie Cotter works steadily to complete his architectural drawing before a Chick-Chat deadline. A bucket of water, a mop and the elbow grease of Bob Sawyer, Elaine Weston, Shirley Hunter and Bill Jones help to make the Fightin' Chick shine for victory for the games ahead, I , V 1 Vi 2 R, V. 'W s , n' Lu! -, -.'il, Q 4' ,. 1' 1 -. 'X . if ff V, . 4 -- L T' , ' A' fiznr, ', ,li . , tv ' lf.- 4 , M f k .Q .1 ,A . t .?f',.A':s A ., Ji ii fx. ii I 1' ' ' ,4 Q ' M , l. r-1 I - N If ' 1 l i 'L K' . ,. V lt's fun for all and all for fun at the Back-to-school party in September. 5 ' , -'ly' - I . . ll If D. l P -0- - -.33 -'A -s' ' C ' 1 . 4 4 ' -A A 5 - l - .,,,.,. ' . A Sharon Mayes and Jane Bowers ponder a way to Don McClure, Charlotte Bitsche and Mrs. Holliday an- decorate the goal postg but Karen Coates' problem ticipate a loud boom as David Moss performs his first is getting Carol Gable down before homecoming experiment in chemistry. night. I3

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The first day of school, Carolyn Worrell, Steve Stephenson and Russell Vaughn discuss their 'A enrollment problems with Mr. Miller and Mr. 'I Welch. A typical school day begins with the sound of the buzz and the daily morning announcements made by Mr. Miller. Janice Mabry, Karen Coates and Jo Ann Moran enioy watching Craig White take his last slide before settling down to the hard iunior year ahead. FALL . . . Q The neat and well-organized lockers of these Pat Moore, with a look of determination, yanlcs the paper from sophomores will all too soon take on the ap- her typewriter as other typists-Betty McCormick, Carolyn Under- pearance of Fibber McGee's Closet. wood and Barbara Ray-finish their lesson with ease.

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