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Heather Mullinix/Chronicle Above, the CCHS Jets ride atop fire trucks from the city of Crossville and Cumberland County fire departments in the annual Homecoming parade.
Ed Greif/Chronicle The CCHS Band Sweetheart is Kathy Scroggins, the daughter of Thomas and Rebecca Scroggins. She was escorted by Ryan Morton, fellow band member.
CCHS Choir
Ed Greif/Chronicle Cumberland County High School’s 2008 Homecoming Queen Allison Rose crowns Megan Holtcamp as the 2009 queen. Holtcamp is the daughter of Barry and Marion Holtcamp and was selected for the honor by the senior class.
Ed Greif/Chronicle First National Bank of Tennessee offered a colorful display for the Jets Homecoming week.
Ed Greif/Chronicle The freshman class float used the theme “Star Wars: Return of the Jet-I.” It placed fourth in the float competition, and the class ranked second in overall Homecoming activities.
Ed Greif/Chronicle The CCHS Garden Club offered a colorful float for the Homecoming parade.
Ed Greif/Chronicle CCHS Principal Janet Graham, center, inducts Carol Brown Darling, represented by her parents, Jay and Diane Brown, as the 2009 Hall of Fame inductee. The late Darling was honored for her work in the community and at CCHS, assisting with various school events as part of the “Glitter Queens.”
Ed Greif/Chronicle “Jets: A Tradition of Fun” earned the sophomore class first place in the float competition. The class finished first in the overall Homecoming competition.
Grand Marshal Steve Tinnell
PFC Kasey Hardy and PFC Billy Sapp posted the colors during the game against Warren County.
Ed Greif/Chronicle Students put in numerous hours of work preparing their class floats for Thursday’s parade. Above, the senior float presented the theme College Day. The seniors took third place in the float building competition, and were third overall in Homecoming competitions.
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