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African-Ainerican History Club Kno-ws Its Pas

A serious club for CHS f-reshmen is the African-American I Iistory Club. This is devoted to
learning about the past as it pertains to African-Americans as it pertains to U. S. history.
Students join with a true desire to learn. Sponsors Mrs. Halkins and Mrs. Jackson have every
right to be proud of these studious Freshmen.

"I Jlllncd it bl'C.lUSt' at w.1s .1
good opportunity for ml' to
lc.Jrn .1bout my culturl'"
-AmJnd.l P.uncll

First row: Myneiaka Youn~; Kayshea Smith, Deidra Davis, Janeice Jordan, lakt'Csha Lucas, Robert Adams. Second
row: Amanda Parnell, Amdia Parnell, Mbhane Magwood, Carol Tunsil, <_:iaig Moore, Chad Cray. Third row: Regina
Fudge, Latoy.1 Lee, Kevin Hall, Chad Owens, Willac Jernig.m, Mrs. j.Jckson. Fourth row: Mrs. Halkins, Kunshana
Daniels, Tony Jonl'S.

Now That's Entertainment. Video Club

Jimmy Diaz is the idc.1l club
First row: Doyle Spradley, Amy Ashe, Jimmy Dial', Jody Austin, Mr. Norman. Second row: Otto Stokes, Derrck member. His fun spirit and
Duhart, Wesley Watson, D.J. LeGault, Scott Adam . .1ttitude would please .1ny
spon~r.

One of the fun clubs on the south campus this year was the Video Club. This club meets to
study video productions with Mr. orman. In the easygoing atmosphere students can
socialize and view some great films at the same time.

190 ~- Clubs- Video And African-American History