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

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 JUita of (Caruthcrsoillc (College a lift illicit School § tui cnts (Gathered by Howard Insane, N. U. TT.) Do you walk on the campus grass? ....................... 90 Per cent Do you skip detention? .......................................95 per cent Do you talk in the halls?.............................. 100 per cent Do you respect your teachers? ......................... 50 per cent Do you chew gum in class? ...............................98 per cent Do you divide with your fellow-man? ................... 02 per cent Do you bite your finger-nails? ............ ..-........ 90 per cent Do you have halitosis?............................... 100 per cent Do you avoid over-eating? ............................ 01 per cent Do you think before you speak? .... ......................0 per cent Do you do as your mother taught you? ................... 03 per cent Do you sing in the bath-tub? ......................... 85 per cent Do you apply yourself in the study-hall? .................0 per cent Do you look forward to May 16th? .................... 100 per cent

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s- (C. .1). GL 'npliiinuirc (Class CLARICE CONE ROY McCLOSKEY IDAMAE STOUT fll.IVF M FRLT President Secret ary-Treasurer Sponsor ROLL BAIRD MARTIN BENNETT McCLOSKEY CAIN McCUTCHEN CHILTON MEHRLE CONE PENDER CROFT POTEET FOSTER POTTS GALE PRINCE HEATHCOCK PURNELL HELM SORRELL HOWELL STOUT JONES VANDIVORT In the years to come we shall spend many pleasant moments in soliloquy and dreams about the days the present graduating class spent in C. J. C. How easy it will be to recall the first day in the history of Caruthersville Junior College, when we as Freshmen entered the portals as the “Pioneer” students. How eagerly we watched the administration organize and put in movement the vast machinery of college life. Acquaintances were made, friendships formed, and the end of the first year found us a friendly, jolly bunch of boys and girls, enjoying to the utmost the pleasures derived in associating together for one purpose, to increase the intellect. This year we were compelled to walk with a certain amount of dignity, and upon occasions we even condescended to the extent of aiding “green freshmen” to become acquainted with the high code of a college student. Our efforts have not been in vain, for we have taught the lesson well, and feel assured that the incoming Sophomore class will uphold the high standards we have set. And as watchmen of the night looking far ahead we see that “all’s well” for C. J. C.