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50' z :sag fb QQ' may . 1 1 It Senior Jeff Corley escapes to the quiet of his truck as he waits on his riders. Junior Leslie Steele's attention is momentarily diverted from the excitement of the pep rally, Junior Laura Wilbanks shows the quality of the output of the QBE! . Freshman Kermelle Hensley projects a helpful attitude before the lights go out. Sophomore Mary Moore shows how she spends her time after school. Sophornores Kathy Wagner and Tanya Williams find the steps a perfect resting place after a hectic school day, Seniors Stacy Ferguson, Sherry Altig, and Wendy Gardner give us a warm smile at the MDA telethon. Senior Kohlen Moore, Junior Denise Watson, and Senior Jean Jones wait patiently at the MDA telethon for their charity calis. Senior Bridgette Jones isnlt shy about showing her CHS spirit 22 Student Life And Features
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I feel that Georgia is making definite advances in the educa- tion of its youth because not only is QBE making requirements for graduation and certification more difficult, but the School District will feel that impact of more State funds for needed equipment like language labs for foreign language classes. QBE has caused me somewhat more paperwork. It has also placed students in pre-college courses who do not have the appropriate background or ability to do college prep work and therefore has slowed the overall progress of some classes. I think that the students are feeling the most pressure from QBE and choice of diplomas. Many who are trying for a college-prep diploma should realize their limitations and take courses that are not so far above their heads. They should realize that the knowl- edge they get is more important than a seal one a diploma. Carrie Bryan, sophomore, is hard at work on an art assignment. Miss Henry diligently completes her QBE paperwork, Driver's Education and a few vocational courses are no longer available, because of QBE. Freshman Missy Chaplin takes care of her academic courses. Sophomore Veronica Lewis examines a slide under the microscope. Mrs. Carter shows her enthusiasm for QBE. Quality Basic Education
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