Herff Jones

November 5, 2010
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Herff Jones will be at CHS on November 3 from 10:15 am– 1:00 pm. They will be taking complete order forms. Cap, gown and ring packets with information as well as order forms can be found in the main office. Orders can also be placed online, by mail or by phone. The deadline for prices […]

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French Club

November 3, 2010
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Tamara MatlStaff Writer This week is National French Week. “The national French Week is supposed to promote the French language and culture and to make people curious about it,” French Club sponsor Mrs. Hobbs (world languages) said. This year, CHS celebrates the twelfth annual National French Week, organized by the American Association of Teachers of […]

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Fall play cast readies performance

November 3, 2010
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Sarah ClarkStaff Writer Production week. Costumes, lines, stage presence. Since September, the cast of CHS’s fall play, Auntie Mame, has been practicing. Now it is down to the last week. The performance they have prepared countless hours for is finally here. According to Abby Phelps (12), who plays Auntie Mame, the play is essentially the story […]

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Minutemen take on SB Washington

October 29, 2010
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Final: CHS 35 SBWashington 13 — In the 4th quarter, CHS looks to finish a game that they’ve controlled for most of the 3 quarters. CHS 35-13

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Minutemen Tame The Red Devils

October 22, 2010
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CHS takes on Lowell in the first round of Sectionals at Jake Field. Final score: CHS 44, Lowell 13, —- 44-7: CHS in the 4th —— 37-7 : 3rd quarter —- Halftime: CHS 31, Lowell 7 —- CHS scores another TD: 24-0 — Beginning of 2nd quarter: CHS up 17-0 after a field goal

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JV volleyball takes home trophy

October 22, 2010
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Kara Holmes Staff Writer The girls JV volleyball team had tough competition Saturday as they pulled off a victory against their two biggest rivals, Elkhart Memorial and Warsaw. This was an accomplishment, as the junior varsity team has not beat Memorial since 2004. “It means a lot and it shows a lot of our hard […]

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Pro-Life Day of Silence

October 22, 2010
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Chris Bishop Staff Writer On October 19th, students from CHS were silent for the Pro-Life Day of Silence. Fatima Camilo (11), Shawna Whalen (12), Tracy Girten (12), and Torie Stack (12) participated in the event. They believe that abortion is wrong and that every life has a voice and it should not be silenced.             Throughout […]

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How to organize personal H-drives

October 22, 2010
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Avery Smith  Staff Writer Some students have no clue how to organize their H drive file, partly because they do not know what it is or how to use it. The H drive allows each student to save typed papers or projects to a folder that only he or she can access from all the […]

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Concord International Adventures

October 22, 2010
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The World History and Spanish classes recently introduced the Concord International Adventures (CIA) Club.  Sponsored by Seth Molnar (social studies), Eric Haffner (world languages), and Cory Hurst (world languages), the novice club hopes to attract the attention of CHS students interested in culture and travel. Created in light of the successful 2009 trip to Costa Rica, […]

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