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T.V. SHOWS 1 M’A'S'H 2. The Dukes of Hazzard 3. 60 Minutes 4. Three’s Company 5. The Jeffersons 6. Dallas 7. The Love Boat 8. Different Strokes 9. Too Close For Comfort 10. The Facts of Life BOOKS 1. Noble House, by James Clavell 2. Gorky Park, by Martin Cruz Smith 3. Masquerade, by Kit Williams 4. Cujo, by Stephen King 5. The Hotel New Hampshire, by John Irving 6. Free Fall in Crimson, by John D. MacDonald 7. God Emperor of Dune, by Frank Herbert 8. Answer as a Man, by Taylor Caldwell 9. The Third Deadly Sin, by Lawrence Sanders 10. Come Pour the Wine by Cynthia Freeman ALBUMS 1. Hi-Fidelity, REO Speedwagon 2. Paradise Theatre, Styx 3. Kenny Rogers’ Greatest Hits 4. Double Fantasy John Lennon Yoko Ono 5. The Jazz Singer Soundtrack, Neil Diamond 6. 4, Foreigner 7. Escape, Journey 8. Moving Pictures, Rush 9. Crimes of Passion, Pat Benatar 10. Back In Black, AC DC 15
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RECORDS 1. “Bette Davis Eyes,” Kim Carnes “Endless Love,” Diane Ross-Lionel Ritchie 2. “9to5,” Dolly Parton 3. “Jessie’s Girl,” Rick Springfield 4. “Morning Train,” Sheena Easton 5. “Keep on Loving You,” REO Speedwagon 6. “Queen of Hearts,” Juice Newton 7. “Celebration,” Kool the Gang 8. “Theme from Greatest American Hero,” Joey Scarbury 9. “The One That You Love,” Air Supply 10 “Stars on 45, Part I,” Stars On INTRIGUING PEOPLE 1. Elizabeth Taylor 2. Princess Diana 3. Barbara Mandrel! 4. Tom Selleck 5. Mick Jagger 6. Sandra Day O’Connor 7. Harrison Ford 8. Gloria Monty 9. Lena Horne 10. President and Mrs. Reagan MOVIES 1. Raiders of the Lost Ark 2. 9 to 5 3. Superman II 5. The Cannonball Run 6. Stripes 7. Any Which Way You Can 8. Arthur 9. The Four Seasons 10. Popeye 14
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Juniors place first with “Skunk ‘Em” Traditionally, CHS classes spend hours building floats to compete with one another. The “dedicated ones” spent most of Spirit week going to homerooms and urging their classmates to help build their floats. As usual, the bulk of the work was accomplished during the wee hours of Homecoming morning. Last minute touches were added just prior to 3:00, when the band struck up the first notes of the school song. By the end of the parade the judges had made their decisions. Juniors placed first with “Skunk ‘Em.” The sophomores were second with “Jail ‘Em.” The seniors came in third with “Smoke ‘Em,” followed by the freshmen with “Smash ‘Em.”
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