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What would noon hour be without a big, hardy lunch? Thanks to our very good cooks here at CHS, we have fine meals which are carefully planned and prepared. CHS Cooks (Below left) are L.-R.: Mrs. VanPelt, Mrs. Auter, Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Clemence. Mrs. Tip-ton. Mrs. Clawson, and Mrs. Davan. Our Chief Cook. Mrs. Hunter (Below), spends many hours working at her job.
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MRS. ALLEN, OFFICE GIRLS, AND STAFF Due to the efficient work of our secretaries, janitors and cooks, the curricular activities were carried out smoothly at CHS this year. Without these dedicated people, the school year couldn't have been such a success. Office girls arc L.-R.: Karen Miller. Jean Grubb. Susie McIntosh, Mrs. Allen (Principal’s Secretary), Sue Young. Shirley Hegg. and Jerri Bardos. Janitors are (Below) L.-R.: Clarence Chastain, John Myers, Gene McKin-sie, and Ruth Myers. Head of Maintenance, Don Woodrow, is also shown (Far Right).
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STUDENT COUNCIL STEPS INTO ADMINISTRATIVE AREA The Student Council of 1970-71 was definitely one of the finest groups of students to represent the student body at CHS. Homecoming, being one of the greatest events to take place during the year, was successful mainly because of the planning done by the S.C. Records of past Homecomings were organized and procedures were outlined to make the future preparations for Homecoming easier. The Student Council was responsible for a well-planned and interesting Christmas convocation. Many changes were made by the S.C., one of which was a new constitution. The new constitution was written in order to make the S.C. more functional. The Council fulfilled its primary function during Free Form Education week. This week served as a buffer between the administration, faculty, and students. The abilities of all three groups were coordinated and a really unified effort was made to enhance the student educational opportunities. The work of past Councils and this year’s Council were filed to make them readily accessible. Another accomplishment of the Student Council was the officers’ handbooks which were written in order to make sure that all officers knew their duties. Officers who served on the S.C. throughout the year were Steve Williams, Pres.; Gary Kiger, V-Pres.; Lou Ann Nichols, Sec.-Treas.; Patty Sanderson, Reporter. Student Council Front Row, l-r: L. Compton, K. Hauk, J. Ludlow. P. Sanderson. G. Kiger, S. Williams, President. 24
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