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Trojans Receive Honors Senior Honorees With All 7 Chevrons: Front row: Rosie Clawson, Debi Crider, Scott Woodrow. Back row: Susan Evans, Debbie Coake, Darren Brock. Freshman Honorees: Front row: Teresa Denhart, Susan Freese, Alison Engle, Amy Rickettes. Row 2: Jill Coffing, Jennifer Thomas, Erin Conrad, Niki Woods, Becky Ives. Back row: Wade Kammin, Darin Perkins, Perry Riley. First Time Jacket Honorees: Front row: Vickie McQueen, Jill Fulton, Deanna Ellison, Lisa Sites. Row 2: Michelle Richardson, Ginger Turner, Judith Nysenholc, Chris Moore, Nyanne Perry, Donna Taylor, Jim Chapman. Back row: Brad Mitchell, Scot Brewer, Steve Reynolds, Dan Hardy, Tony Jacobs. 17
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National Honor Society Front Row: Dana Perkins, Debbie Coake, Lora Spring, Suzanne Davis, Debi Crider, Darren Brock, Brian Peyton, Scott Woodrow, Row 2: Julie Kelch, Judith Nysenhole, Amy Bever, Imke Synwoldt, Susan Evans. Amy Reed, Rosie Clawson, Jill Fulton, Row 3: Sponsor — Mrs. Reed, Mattias Klintemar, Greg Holycross, Amy Kammin, Vickie Alexander, Jane Ann Freese, Kelly Noble. Sherri Reynolds, Susie Gayler, Back Row: Jeff Woolwine. Todd Gee. Greg Wright, Rick Ashton, Todd Cumbow, Susan Seyfert. This was a busy year for National Honor Society. It became an active organization for the first time with some help from the new sponsor, Mrs. Reed. The Honor Society participated in a 15 mile walk for The March of Dimes, travelled to Washington D.C. for a day, and became involved with the Community Action Program. The first candle light induction ceremony in recent years was held for the newly elected members. With the Honor Society being so active this year, next year should be even busier! Mr. Cronk at the Honor Society induction ceremony. 16
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Varsity Cheerleaders: I to r: Junior, Susie Gayler, Senior, Jill Fulton, Junior, Diane Smith, Senior, Rosie Clawson, and Junior, Sherri Reynolds dress in their finest for Black and Gold Day. Spirit Week is probably the most fun and busiest week of the year. It is organized and run by the Varsity Cheerleaders. Their effort and imagination are much needed and appreciated to make Spirit Week run smoothly. This year Spirit Week included Hawaiian Day, Farmer Day, Kiddie Day, Twin Day and Black and Gold Day. Also, each class contributed by decorating halls. As these pictures show you, Spirit Week brought out the best and brightest at CHS. While Senior, Jill Fulton, gives us her little puppy dog eyes, Junior, Jane Ann Freese, gets a case of the little girl giggles and senior, Vickie Alexander, gets a little tight lipped about the whole situation on Kiddie Day. 18
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