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Clubs carried on many new activities which en- abled them to raise money. The Latin Club held a Roman banquet for initiation of new members. SCA sold spirit links showing the spirit for our football team in the game against Orange. NHS helped the Red Cross blood mobile by serving re- freshments after people had donated blood. FBLA and Jr. FBLA were busy during Christmas time making cards for the people at the Baptist Home and sang for them when the cards were delivered. Hi-Y had a “Walk for Mankind” from Culpeper to Madison in which both schools participated. Tri- Hi-Y sold heath candy bars instead of the usual too tsie roll banks. Varsity and Jr. Athletic Clubs also sold candy bars for a new weight machine which added to the sporting goods equipment for all boys participating in sports.
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Students returning to CCHS and those arriving for the first time found a few new changes in the curriculum. Those who had peirental approval par- ticipated in the new course, Family Living. Junior academic English and history were combined into a two-period American Civilization course. Physical education took a different path when boys and girls exchanged equipment to play sports usually reserved for the opposite sex. Increased enrollment created the need for more teachers in the foreign language, biology, and home economics department.
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S’ ' fA V i. In the spring, many kids thoughts turned to ex- ercising and running. It was all worth it, though when the girl’s track sent 9 members to run in state competition. Baseball, however, spoiled the spring record. As usual, our boys couldn’t get it together for a winning season. For the first time ever, the girl’s hockey team closed their season undefeated. Boys on the cross country team that went to the state meet in Wil- liamsburg, came in third. Football was not fantas- tic nor was it a holocaust. The boys played more like a team under the direction of their new coach. Basketball teams seemed to hang on opposite ends of the scale. The girl’s team nearly won the I ' regional title, but failed on the final night of com- petition. The boys didn’t do that well, to say the 1 least. With the loss of last year’s anchor man and I “Chicken”, with his imparied drumstick, the team felt the unfamilieir taste of defeat.
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