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Your smile's so bright. you know you could have
been a candle. Junior Cindy Creel and Senior
Lanaldra Anderson were taking pictures at the
ninth grade and caught themselves on film.
ays at Columbia High seem to

be the longest and most
D grueling to those new to the

high school scene. To those of us who

have been down this road most often

traveled, these years are actually the
best days of our lives. From boyfriends

to babes to best friends and

responsibilities, even the worst of days

are considered some of the best. By
gaining maturity and earning respect,

we are crossing over from childhood to

adulthood, and opening doors for a

bright and shining future. As each day
passes, and harder tasks are

accomplished, students at CHS prove

that "Today is the Greatest!!"

Once again the Seniors prevailed at Homecoming '94. Senior class
president Wade Willis proudly accepted the trophy with a big smile
and a lot of 'charm' .
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