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

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io 1 L QoTlcm Blossom) IZT[ PAUL L. HALE Annual Staff Dramatic Club Basket Ball “A semi-Solomon half knowing everyth ingr.” MAMIE HERNDON Annual Staff Silence is golden. C LASS O F NINETEE N X I N E T E E N — 1 4 —

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 CCotto' pB lossom} Senior ( lass Poem TpAREWKl X, schooldays, farewell to thee, Hard il will he to part with thee, For days, aye years, you’ve been our friend. So, hard it will he to forget you when We have parted for the last —When our schooldays are past. Farewell, schooldays, ah! farewell, None but us can feel or tell How hard it is to pass on, AVhile others take our places in fun; But still, we’ll think fondly of thee When pur schooldays have ceased to he. Farewell, schooldays, farewell, to thee. Oh! that others could only see The intense longing in each heart When we are all ready to part; We’ll look at the things that once were a source of happiness, Then wc’H march out, forgotten—gust like all the rest. It. F. M. COLORS: Wisteria and cream. FLOW HR: Lilac. MOTTO: Finished, yet bo rinnin r. N 1 N E T E E N N I N £ T E E N — 13 — c: I. A S S o F

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----- 10 1 O 1-- Cotton B1 QSSQm LOREXE SMITH Student Government Annual Staff Dramatic Club Vice-President “And still her tongue ran on.' EDITH TTIiMAN Student Government Annual Staff Basketball Dramatic Club “She needs no eulopry. 1 . S. She speaks for herself.' C L A S S O F N 1 N E T E E X X I X E T E E X