As springtime continues, flowers and plants around the CHS campus blossom.
Vibrant buttercups sprout in front of the Cavaliers sign. (Madeline Evans)A small patch of buttercups blooms in the grass in front of the school. (Madeline Evans)A beautiful Japanese cherry tree sits in front of CHS. (Madeline Evans)
A Knockout rose on a bush beside CHS begins to bloom. (Madeline Evans)A patch of native fleabane sprouts behind CHS. (Madeline Evans)A lovely flowering dogwood flourishes behind Chatham High’s concession stand. (Madeline Evans)
An exquisite pot of African daisies and petunias blossom in CHS colors in front of the concession stand. (Madeline Evans)Vivid dandelions sprout behind CHS. (Madeline Evans)An appealing Knockout rose flourishes behind CHS. (Madeline Evans)
Slender yellow wood sorrels grow through a crack in the parking lot. (Madeline Evans)A small area of dandelions prospers in front of Chatham High. (Madeline Evans)A stretch of sweet woodruff grows behind Chatham High. (Madeline Evans)Some dandelions are located in the grass in front of CHS. (Madeline Evans)
Madeline Evans is a freshman. She enjoys dancing, listening to music, and spending quality time with her friends and boyfriend. She will graduate in 2027.
