Craigmont High School - Legend Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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(a) Freezing rain did not keep loyal CHS fans from coming out and supporting the Chiefs, (c) During the pep rally on Homecoming day, the gift left to the school by the seniors of 1 976 was presented to the classes, (e) As the hour of the Homecoming dance grew nearer, students gathered to put up decorations.

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(a) The seniors of 1 977 presented a trophy case, built and designed by Wade Max and Johnny Cole, to Craigmont as their class gift, (b) The honor roll was always a sign of the hard work and dedication put forth by CHS students, (c) In the studyhall room was found something new. Students wrote their words of wisdom and had them put on the wall as legalized graffiti. fe: BITNEF CAMPWi CA EVAMS H»5£. flWfgg FEURY sjBcs Yuam ■reOBt i ARlEY H«HOT fiALOP uiRWCE SMfMOW 1 rm}K 5!L« 9oho«m NOEL TWRI W . T- ' ' -aAii !j . PEPfER PH UPS (c) SMTH VIS I (b) 87