Crittenden County High School - Rockette Yearbook (Marion, KY)

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1. The cheerleaders gei a good “jump” on the year. 2. Eunice Clark learns the skills of basketball during practice. 3. Chris Ordway receives some helpful instructions from Coach Highful. 4. The C'CHS Football team begins its summer practice. 5. Saundra Myers and Sharon Cannon learn some new routines. 6. Kay Pyle relaxes after a grueling marching session. Opening 3

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Practice... Although the 1982-83 school year begins August 18, the plans and preparations for the school year ac- tually began May 21. While everyone else was celebrating the end of school, the yearbook staff was hav- ing a car wash to raise money for camp (where all this work began). Along with the yearbook staff, the girls’ and boys’ basketball teams, football team, band, FBLA officers, FFA officers, and cheerleaders began planning for the coming year by attending different workshops and camps. During these camps, plays are learned, lay-outs are planned, pyramids are built, farming tech- niques arc practiced, and parliamen- tary procedures are rehearsed. All the activities students take so easily for granted during the year actually began three months earlier. 2 Opening

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4 Opening Preparations... Before tlie ll)X2-X3 school year begins the faculty, often taken for granted, is hard at work. Mr. Kirk and Mrs. Cunningham are more often than not, found in the office pouring over grade cards and master schedules. Mrs. Cunningham tries her best over the summer to satisfy each student with the perfect schedule. Somehow there are always a few students needing urgent schedule changes. Mr. Kirk takes care of masterminding every detail of the summer work. One other person frequenti) overlooked is the librarian, who has the enormous task of inventorying the library, bach day of the summer Ms. Macy can be found in the library hard at work fil- ing cards for the card catalog, cataloguing materials, and organiz- ing the destroyed magazine section.