Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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Individuals receive special recognition During the course of the year, many people accomplished certain feats which deserved recognition in one fashion or another. Not only did they receive recognition as teams, but they received awards as individuals, too. Honoring those athletes who excelled in their particular sport with Varsity letters, cer- tificates, and trophies, CHHS held assemblies in both spring and winter to accommodate sports such as wrestling, girls' and boys' basketball, football, and baseball. Students received honors for their accomplishments in an event such as the Voice of Democracy con- test. Selected because of their achievements during their high school years, certain Seniors attended Girls' and Boys' State while still others won the Optimist awards or the DAR Award. The personal goals achieved by these students should serve as inspirations to all those at CHHS. 1. Waiting to receive their certificates, these JV baseball players obtain the recognition they deserve. 2. Recogniz- ed for their outstanding efforts throughout their high school years, these Seniors chosen to attend Boys' and Girls' State during the summer gather on the steps for the camera. 3. Sitting on the front lawn, Optimist Award winners, Cindy Hill fArtj, Jeanne Page fOutstanding Girlj, Wally Anderson iOutstanding Boyj, Debbie Cheeley fMusicj, and Preston Hubble fCitizenshipj, discuss their future plans. 32 Honors, Awards

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