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Page 31 text:
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FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Butler sponsor of the Student Council, keeps things under cimtroL FAR I.EFT: Student Council members work hard on beauty. FAR TOWER RIGHT: Toys are collected for the Sunland children. ABOVE LEFT: The Beauty Review is sponsored by the Stu- dent (turned once again. LEFT: Home- coming is another project of the Student Council. ABOVE RIGHT: Scenery for the In-auty review is worked on vigorously. ABOVE: Regina Gilmore gives directions for tcork on scenery. 27
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Student Council Works Hard The members of the CHS Stu- dent Council stayed active in many worthy projects throughout the school year. Each project was carefully planned out and orga- nized by the members and their sponsor, Mr. Valery Butler. The first project of the year for the Student Council was planning and coordinating the Home- coming Activities. This included, among other things, a coffee hour for the class of 1969. Next on the agenda was the Faculty Christmas party and the Toy Drive for the residents of Sunland Training Center. They also sponsored the Miss CHS Beauts- Review.
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Active FFA Has Busy Year If there's any word that de- scribes the Chiplev FFA Chapter its busy. This year they have been busier than ever, participating in such contests as public speaking and parliamentary procedure, as well as the judging of cattle, soils, and poultry. Many of these events took place at the Sub-District Contest which was held this year here at CHS. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Pigott, Chapter Advisor, the mem- bers participated in various projects, including growing crops, raising livestock, and bettering the environment. BELOW. Mr. Pigittt. Chapter Advisor, helps supervise the various projects of members, ineludin the raising of cattle. I PEER lilt .HI: Mare Williams, calls on Ren Craven while reviewing Parlia- mentary Prrx-edurc. RIGHT: David Tem- ples proudly displays the banner u-on by the Parliamentary Procedure team at the Regional Contest. FAR RIGHT: Proof of a successful FFA year. BELOW RIGHT: Chapter members take it easy after a meeting.
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