Connersville High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Connersville, IN)

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who devote above and beyond ..... -55 is v 42+ - 15- I These five C.H.S. yell leaders just w0n't come back down to earth after inspecting the new gym- nasium. Arenlt those girders dangerous? i E Pictured above are Julia Shaver, Conners- ville High School's Good Citizen, and Charles Elliott, winner of the Junior Chamber of Com- merce I Speak For Democracy Essay Contest. Kenny XValdron, senior class presi- dent, introduces one of the many speakers on Awards Day. 4 1 3 fi Page Nine

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5? XQ5 qgf t Fix st fi? I sus ' -U 31 hr Preslifliul' - Oscars come to those In everv high school there are those stu- dents who stand apart from the rest. XVhether by talent or hard work they devote above and beyond what is expected of them. This tenacity of purpose is admired by their classmates for these students bring honor to themselves and the school in their various jobs and endeavors. The thing to keep in mind is that these students differ from the others in only one respect-that extra effort and time spent to do a better job. 'lihe traditional color guard is an impressive prelude to all C.ll.S. basketball games. Page Eight

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'tfigf Many thrills will be viewed by Spartan follow ers in this subterranean establishment when the 1958 59 roundball season rolls around. if wr P U 0 Thrills of winning and smiles in i + 235 x G ff A i Hgi'gY Ja, 4. Page Ten It is unfortunate that every year cannot be 21 banner year in sports. lt is true school spirit when the students ean look at a season reeord with a long loss eolumn. and not blame it on someone: but rather remember that the games were well played even though the breaks werent there. A winning streak can cause unimaginable elation yet the lesson to be learned in accepting defeat gracefully is more important.