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High Society 1. Ann Strobel, Dale Chrisman, Tim Mc- Cauley, Doug Lake and Cindy Yope ex- amine the remains” of a past assistant principal. 2. Shawn Bagley, Doug Lake and Brent Fazekas (yes, that really is her ) pause during the dance to watch Nightmare on Elm Street. 3. Dancers perform on Tibbits stage. 19
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High Society Spirits Move At CHS Spirits were out in full force, and the decorations were no less than awesome at the first CHS Halloween dance, held at the Tibbits Opera House. For those who were there, it was a night to remember. Dreamed up by a few creative seniors, the dance was spon- sored by the student council. Costumes ranged from your basic vampire to such in- teresting creatures as Gumby and Miss Piggy. Prizes went to the top three, voted by police chaperons. It is hoped that the dance will become an annual event, and that the popularity will grow in coming years. Not only was it fun, it provided a pretty good alternative for those who feel they’re a bit old for trick-or-treating. 1. Lisa Light and Bridget Crotty exchange “the latest as they pause for refreshments. 2. Miss Piggy and Kermit the frog (Dawn Boester and Tom Foley) won the costume competition. 3. Cattou Mayeur, exchange student from France, displays the latest fashions from Paris. Jewels of the Nile — Coldwater Style! Tracy Grady, Rick Snyder, Dave Hollen and Chantelle Snyder enjoy the Halloween Dance. Elizabeth Lake, John Scheidler and Jenny Spaulding pose a classified horror scene.
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Entertainment Although it was only four days long. Spirit Week 1987 had its share of excite- ment and great participation. Dress-up days and games let the CHS spirit shine through. Perhaps the highlight of the entire week was the rootbeer chugging contest. The top two qualifiers from each class competed in the first “Chug-Off’ during the pep assembly. Senior Charlie White was crowned “Chug Chap 1987,” and his performance was cheered on by scream- ing fans. Another popular event was musical chairs. Fierce competition, sometimes bordering on violent, resulted in the sophomore class winning the last chairs, and top honors. Although the basketball game’s final score was disappointing, the week closed with an awesome dance. Theme for the dance was Friday the 13th Phobia. — Spirit Week Favorite ... 20
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