Page 251 - chs-1975

Saphorrwre Memories: Past Recollections

Joe Adams

It's fun to look back and see the days
of grade school and junior high, but
as sophomores a whole new world
opens up. The excitement of the first
day of high school is like none ever
felt before. The first problem of the
sophomore year is learning how to
act in front of juniors and seniors
and then learning to be yourself.
Hoping everything goes right, the
novice group is always the underdog.
Thoughts of the next year when an-
other class will step into C.H.S. as a
new and inexperienced class reminds
us that we will take a step up the lad-
der and they will gain our position.
Selling Mums, the unity of home-
comt:ng and your own junior va'r;;ity
add up to a great time! Bringing ev-
erything together you will .find that
your sophomore year is one of grow-
ing, maturing and becoming an indi-
vidual. Sophomore Qass 1974-75.

Muscle man Pat Oosterhoudt displays his strength.

Row 1, Doug Adel, Laurie Aiken, Eric Akins, Pat Albritton

Row 2, Jody Alderman, Delbert Alexander, Robin Alexande1·,
Roy Alexander

Row 3, Eldornia Allen, Wesley Allen, Davis Allinde1·, Randy Alsup

Rmv 4, Harry And1·ews, Debbie Arnold, Packy Arnold, Pa~tl Arnold

Rmv 5, Veronica Ausgood, Laurie Avery, SherTy BaileT, Wanda
Bailey

Row 6, Jim Ball, Louise Baskette, Mike Bass, Teresa Bass

Row 7, Nathan Beasly, Alan Bedenbaugh, Kathy Beggs, Randy
Bennett

Row 8, Sandra Benton, Mike BeTgman, Tony Berry, Latwa Bethea
&Yphomores 247