Bernie High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Bernie, MO)

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ELNORA WALTERS CARLON WALKER Why strive for knowledge when ignorance is bliss. Life is very short and very un- certain; let us spend it as well as we can. ” BILL WATSON The kind of fellow you're glad to know. ANNA WETHINGTON A refreshing combination of sweetness and dependability. Regret Marked Our Senior Year. JUDY ZIMMERMAN Born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world was mad. DAN YOUNG Early to rise and early to bed makes a male healthy, wealthy, and dead. JANIS YOUNT Wherever she is, you'll find music.

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GARY SIMMONS A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ignor- ance to get anywhere. JOYCE SHIPMAN Keep quiet, keep sweet, keep going, keep your nead. RONNIE STAFFORD Mr. Curly Locks. DON SHIPMAN Study doesn't enter into his education. Mixed Feelings Of Anticipation And BARBARA STOCKS Valuable goods are usually done up in small packages. TEDDY STONE I'm no angel. BETTY TILLEY Have you had a kindness shown? Pass it on. ROGER VIETH A lover -- of basketball.

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Mike Palmer listened in as Mrs. Bone showed Miss Forester a new recipe for instant coffee. Bernie High Cheerleaders boosted their team as they led the fans in a yell at the County Tournament. Snaps Of Happenings At Bernie High School Janie Gibson lent a helping hand at the Dental Health Check on January 30. A typical day in art found students hard at work. The man in the apron is the teacher, Mr. Parker. Enjoyed by the students of Bernie High School was a bonfire, which started off the basketball season.