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

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ball games, the nice dances,Th iarcneSWfflWI nments, while others of|us will only look back. Som nj villrecall the scholarships, Is, mid other m; recall Some of us will recall all the hard work that was put into making 1969 a successful year, whileotherso i pkjgpecall the good times. Som of us will recall the “feeling of newness” of our first day in high school, while others of us will recall the familiarity with which we greeted that di These and many other memories combined to make 1969 a memorable year. With this in mind, the annual staff 1969 COTTON BOLL

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CONTENTS Administration and Faculty Seniors . Juniors Sophomores Freshman Favorites Organizations Sports Elementary

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We Worked . . . We worked hard throughout the year to accomplish the goals we had set. We spent much time in boosting our clubs by supporting their differing projects. We sold Stanley products, hosted a Bamwarm- ing, sent packages to Viet Nam, and sponsored Teachers’ Apprecia- tion Week. Our time was not entirely devoted to our club work, for we spent many long hours in preparing reports, science exhibits, THE COTTON BOLL, THE BOLL WEEVIL, practice sets in Bookkeeping, and daily assignments for all classes on our schedule. Though the year presented itself with much hard work, we ex- perienced a proud feeling of achievement as we completed each difficult task. At right, Charles Dean as he worked in the Elementary Library. At left, Jeanne Benton and Nila Hampton con- versed on the proper phrase for a column in the school paper. Karen Warren as she typed her layout for the annual. Marsha Mills and Becci Edmonds passed out school papers monthly.