Loyalty Song |
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Three Cheers and Rah
for Chillicothe! For C.H.S. our feet has led, With Banners flying onward, Here is to old Black and Red. It's Chillicothe, It's Chillicothe
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It is
our loyalty we give her, To us she gives the rule Of truth, and honor, and high thought, This C.H.S. our school. Now come on, old grad We'll give a long,
loud cheer |
When the high school was dedicated in 1925, it replaced one that was constructed in 1900 for $25,000 and later added on to for $33,000. The 1925 high school building, which is still in use today and will be used as a middle school starting this year, was built for $300,000. It was fireproof and constructed of stone, steel, hollow tile, brick, and reinforced concrete. The building, with construction supervised by then local architect, R. Warren Roberts, featured 76 rooms and 19 miles of electric wire for lighting and power circuits. |
1950 | |
Class Officers |
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Homecoming Queen | Peggy Austin |
Cresset Queen | Pat Dowell |
Cresset King | Ray Jeffries |
1951 | |
Class Officers |
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Cresset Queen | Minetta McCullough |
Cresset King | Leon Losh |
Cheerleaders |
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1952 | |
Class Officers |
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Homecoming Queen | Dora Ann Hill |
Cresset Queen | Darlene Phillips |
Cresset King | Dale Cramer |
1953 | |
Class Officers |
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Homecoming Queen | Ethelyn Canterbury |
Cresset Queen | Virginia Troeger |
Cresset King | Larry Plumb |
Chillicothe R-II School District |
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Page updated Wednesday, September 21, 2016 |