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Patrick Gowan The sixth grade graduation theme this year was "Hollywood". In keeping
with the theme, "Oscars" were given to class members in various categories, voting was done by class members.
On the day of the graduation the award for Class Clown was omitted from the program. The winner of that award was class
member Patrick Gowan. Patrick is seen above receiving his "Oscar" from 6th grade teacher Mrs. Melaine Melton.
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Cameron Martin Cameron is in the first grade. Cameron is pictured with her A & B Honor Roll
Award. Cameron was not recognized at Elementary Awards Day. Even as careful as we are, mistake still happen.
We apologize to Cameron and her parents for this error and thank them for their understanding.
Taylor Bishop Taylor Bishop received the award for highest average in Theatre Appreciation, but this
was not recognized at the high school Awards Day. We apolize to Taylor and his parents.
!!!May Day!!! May Day was held on Friday, May 7th. Congratulations to the pink team (faculty
and staff) and the green team. These two teams tied for the win on Friday, which entitles them to bragging rights for
an entire year! Everyone enjoyed the day, and it was a great day of fellowship and fun. Thanks to the students
council for organizing the event and Tammy Merchant for all her hard work and dedication. We would like to thank all
the volunteers who helped with the event.
Fun in the Sun Day Elementary Fun in the Sun Day will be Monday, May 17th.
Graduation Graduation ceremony will be held on Monday, May 17th at 8:00 p.m. in the gym.
Kindergarten Graduation Kindergarten Graduation will be Tuesday, May 18th at 6:00 p.m. in the gym.
3rd Nine Weeks
and Semester Honor Rolls
Track Winners Our track teams traveled on Monday to participate in the North State Track Meet held in
Clarksdale at Lee Academy. Brooke Bell qualified to run in two individual events in the State Meet while the mile relay
team qualified to run at the State Meet. Brooke placed 1st in the 400 meter and 2nd in the 800 meter
The relay team of Brett Spell, Sara O'Reilly, Jade Bishop, and Brooke Bell placed 2nd in the Mile Relay Overall State Meet Brooke placed 3rd place in the 400 meter
race in the overall state meet on Saturday, May 1st; but was unable to compete in the 800 meter race due to illness.
The above relay team placed fourth overall in the mile relay. Congratulations to all of these girls and thank
you for all the hard work!!!!
ABC Contest Winners! We received the results from the ABC contests. We had a lot of students who did really
well on their test. We had several to place in the top five district in their test subject. District Winners: Amber Huggins - 1st place in Pre-Algebra Divya Doshi - 2nd in Geometry Matthew Kelly - 2nd in Economics
1st
Row: Zachary Thornton - 4th Grade Speller; Paige Wynne - 4th Grade Alternate; Laura Beth Hubbard - 5th Grade Alternate;
Kelly Rucker - 5th Grade Spell; Ethan Burton - 6th Grade Speller; 2nd Row: Griffin Turner - 7th Grade Speller; Shelby Turner - 6th Grade Speller; and
Taylor Adcock - 8th Grade Speller Spelling Bee Participants The above pictured students traveled to Carroll Academy to represent CHCS in the MAIS (formerly
MPSA) district Spelling Bee
Poetry
Winners Poems from six students from
CHCS were recently chosen to appear in the Anthology of Poetry. High school students submit
short stories and poems that are judged by a panel. Poems and short stories that are selected are published in the annual
publication Anthology of Poetry. This year the poems of four 9th grade students were chosen.
They are Blake Rutherford, Andrew Gilmore, Amber Ray, Brett Spell. We also had poems from three 10th grade students
chosen. They are Jake Killebrew, Connor Edwards, and Glen O'Reilly. The first publication of the anthology was
in 1990.
TENTH GRADE WINNERS: Jake Killebrew, Connor Edwards, Glen O'Reilly
NINETH GRADE WINNERS Andrew Gilmore, Brett Spell, Amber Ray, Blake Rutherford
Who's Who and Beauty
Review Congratulations to all of the
winners at Saturday's Who's Who and Beauty Review. Click here to see all winners and more photos. All of the contestants were so beautiful and handsome.
2nd Nine Weeks and
Semester Honor Rolls
CHCS Star Student
and Star Teacher Cody Thomas, a senior at CHCS has received the honor of Star Student. The
Star Student is chosen based on composite ACT scores. Each star student is responsible for selecting a teacher
who has helped shape their academic life. Cody has selected Mrs. Lib Clark to receive the Star Teacher Award.
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♦ "Christmas Comes to Lone Star Gulch" On Monday, December 7th, the Elementary
Music Classes presented the Christmas musical entitled, "Christmas Comes to Lone Star Gulch." This program
studednts in K3 - 5th grade. All those that attended report that it was an excellent program. Good job students,
and a special thanks to Jo Vaughn for all her hard work.
♦ Blair
E. Batson Toy Drive The student council once again sponsored a toy drive to benefit the children
at Blair E. Batson Children's Hospital. Thanks to everyone who donated a toy or supplies. The student council
is personally delivering these toys on Wednesday, December 2nd.
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♦ Congratulations
Kristin! Congratulations to Kristin Smith. Kristin was crowned the 2009-2010 homecoming
queen. She was crowned by last year's queen, Anna Kay Fletcher.
2009
Homecoming Court Row 1: Jacob Ashley, Sadie Angell, Bryce Purvis, Gloria Smith, Hayden Box, Mary Presley
McLellan, Connor Pritchard, Lyndsey Tutor, Scott Smith, Gracie Guest; Row 2: William (Bubba) Spell, Jr., Brett Spell, Jeff
Martin, Joshlyn Martin, Sherman Partain, Linsey Partain, Michael Smith, Kristin Smith, Anna Kay Fletcher, Robert Killebrew
(Board President), Ariel Pittman, Jaime Pittman, Alissa Gilmore, Doyle Gilmore, Jr., Mariah Roberts, Dwight Roberts
♦ Homecoming Maid Elections Congratulations to all the young ladies elected to serve as homecoming maids.
The are: 9th Grade: Brett Spell 10th Grade: Mariah Roberts 11th Grade: Alissa Gilmore and Josh Martin 12th Grade: Linsey Partain, Ariel Pittman, and Kristin Smith
♦ Student Council Officers Elected
for 2009-2010 School Year President: Cody Thomas Vice-President: Divya Doshi Secretary: Lily Fran McCrory Reporter: Alissa Gilmore
♦ Pee Wee Trojans win CHCS Jamboree Our PeeWee football team coached by Doyle Gilmore and David Lloyd won the CHCS
Pee Wee Football Jamboree on Saturday, August 15th. Three teams participated in the jamboree. We defeated Winona
by a score of 24-6 and then went on to win by a score of 20-0 over Clinton Christian. Congratulations Trojans.
Also, you can view photos from the game at Richard Barrett's Flickr site. Thanks for sharing with us Richard.
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Click this link to visit Emma
Cotten's page on our site. This page contains information about her and also infomation about items available to purchase
to help the family, such as a blood drive, tshirts, bookmarks, and bracelets. You can also find the address of the fund
set up on her behalf and also her address at the hospital.
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