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I lf' l .f 'k5- V :il Sophomores Terry Brantley and Rusty Phillips take time out from Miss Mitchell's English class to pose for the roving Cohiscan camera. Our CHS flagpole is a famous landmark and traditional spot where parents can pick up students who have afterschool activities. Alice Miller and Amy Asbell, seniors, make a statement with their black and white ... colors popular among many CHS students interested in the arts , Seniors Trellys Pearce and Rhonda Richmond proudly display a beautiful '87 Mustang after showing their school spirit at Kinnett Stadium. Student Life
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,f f4 ima: .Q ,,,,, lmwfar- --' Student Life These juniors huddle together during lunch for their 30-minute-a-day period of unrestricted conversation. Our blue devils have the spirit! In order to get a taste of Columbus High, freshmen and their parents attended an orientation before school officially began. Sophomore Kella Nelson gets accustomed to not watching her fingers as she types her lesson in Mrs. Hood's class. After-school activities enable CHS students with similar interests to meet new friends and share in accomplishing goals. 1 mzfiiiiiiiiiiii l wiiiiiiii ,inf :iii llli iiliim I ,Q wiv ASK
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From the Ferris Wheel to the Carou- sel, tinkling melodies mingle with hoarse voices of vendors peddling hot dogs and soft pretzels. Gooey colored lollipops and cotton candy fill the air with a sugary sweetness. The weather feels like October and the event is the Chattahoochee Valley Fair. The fair is a perennial favorite of young and old alike. Featuring many various rides, shows, attractions and even competi- tions, the Fair has something for every- one. Children enjoy seeing llamas and donkeys at the petting zoos, teenagers like the fast rides and adults and older people appreciate the exhibits and the festive atmosphere. CHS students crowd to the fair each year and they were especially happy this year. Last year, lost funding and sponsorship gave students a scare. lt was only through a last ditch effort of Columbus citizens that there was a fair at all. This year, however, the fair re- turned in full force. The spirit was high and very enthusiastic among CHS stu- dents as it appears the fair has staying power and it will survive for many years. October A 2 Student Life Kevin Stone and the exciting Flying Dragon. A ,vm i' .tt l 1 .,,
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