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

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Melvin Teel, Mike Norden, and Leonard Gamble at the candy machine. Roger Sivert, Margaret Bilderback, We PLcu ed... Throughout the year, we enjoyed many happy minutes at noon, before and after school as we visited with our friends. We also enjoyed assemblies presented by different groups in school, as well as those presented by outside speakers. One of the most enjoyable of these assemblies was brought to us by the dynamic youth-speaker, Mr. Paul Yearout. We participated in various parades , plays , pep rallies, and educational trips. The juniors and seniors attended the annual College Day at Southeast Missouri State College in Cape Girardeau. Various clubs attended and participated in regional and state conventions. These activities along with many others such as sports activities provided us with a year of play. Marla Prince, and Mike Zimmerman

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Ou i £ch al As another school year comes to an end, we find that our playing, studying, working, and planning have added up to another successful school term. This is truly our school. M M. CAFETORIUM

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We Studied ... Our school days were filled with the required sub- jects, English, History, Math, Science, Citizen- ship, and Physical Education, and the electives, Music, Home Economics, Vocational Agriculture, Secretarial Practice, Bookkeeping, Shop, and Hygiene. We spent long hours preparing daily assignments. Some of our class periods were interesting, some were not. Some of us took advantage of the many opportu- nities offered us and prepared ourselves to face the future. Others did not make the most of those opportu- nities and will realize too late the importance of well- spent time in high school. The pictures on these pages are typical scenes of our B.H.S. this year. In the picture below left, the freshman class is spending time in studying vocabu- lary and the dictionary. They will be better prepared for future examinations as well as for participation in daily events because of this study. Below right, is Mrs. Cox's Secretarial Practice girls as they were being tested on the different machines which they had learned to use. David Walker uses a few early morning minutes to finish an assignment. Alan Botsch uses his third hour for typing practice.