Caruthersville High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Caruthersville, MO)

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Students at CHS In every school year work is combined with pleasure, even though at times school seems more work than fun. From the classroom to assemblies to outdoor activities, working together was the key to enjoying our school year as opposed to just getting by. In class all students were expected to do the same amount of work, but whether they did or not well, that's a different story. The year was filled with papers to write, study questions, and folders that could not be turned in past 3:30 or they would definitely not be accepted. Outside the classroom was the time for students to do their own special thing. For some that meant cruising around the loop, Grand Central Station, or hopelessly searching for the handsome young prince or princess (whatever the case may be) to come their way. Some found quiet out-of-the-way places just to sit and relax and do whatever people usually do in quiet out-of-the-way places. Along with everything else, in life school had its ups and downs. All it took was a smile and an effort on our part and the rest took care of itself. pate, John. Beth, Steve, and Edward sweat from Laura Mott and Wanda Rittenberry work hard in study hall to please Coach Block, sucli hard work. 10

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Table of Contents Student Life........... 10 Faculty................ 14 Classes................ 30 Seniors............... 32 Juniors............... 52 Sophomores............ 60 Freshmen ............. 68 Organizations.......... 76 Activities.............104 Sports.................140 Acknowledgements

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English III students work in groups for a change of pace Linda Dorroh, Laura Pankey, and Carol Malone attend a school activity. n