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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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Q I Inf -1 7 i TI-Ili STAFF Elilor ,'l.uru'ia!1' Eifilnr CARL LACY Bllxiilfu Manager Ari Ecfilnr Lil1'rnr3 Eililor Sfmrii Etfilnr l.ifi'mr3 Aifz imr Ar! A111 ixor IRENE HAZEL Standing: Claudette Malin, Homer Bracey, jo Ann Merideth, janet Coker, juliana Hawkins, A Helen Figgins, Bob Trantham, Carl Lacy, Jack jones, Bob V'alker, Samijoe Castleberry, Leslie C 'mI mtUr Knott, Claude Gallian. MARY ILLLEN HORINER Sitting: Mary Frances Edgerton, Carolyn Brown, Ann Dillman, Susan Cunningham, Sue Powell, Harriett Hawkins, Dick Richardson, Ralph Clayton. Pla wriqhts SUSAN CUNNINGHAM, Editor and Designer of the original cover of the 1911 and 1952 Cotton Blossoms. The Production Staff, realizing that a season's success in show business depends on a popular hit, de- cided to have a play specially written. Selecting a skilled and dependable staff, they asked for a play depicting school life of IQSZ. The editor and sponsors outlined plans and each department launched into its specific work. The busi- ness staff devised ways of making money. The art staff conveyed themselves back to the Gay Ninetiesn to sketch appropriate illustrations. The literary staff racked their brains for ingenious ways of writing the script. At last in the mad scramble to assemble all phases of the play, the staff worked furiously to meet the deadline. Iiditing the Cotton Blossom was hard work, but after all - it was fun. 8.- SUSAN CIQNNINGH XN1 ANN DILLMAN HARRl1iTT HAWKINS DICK RICHARDSON RALPH CLAYTON lfAc:Ul.'i'v ADVISORS LORENE CUNINGHAN1 Prntlulzhnn Staff The success of any productlon depends on proper management and effectne d1 rectmg In the product1on of School Rex ue of S2 we haxe been most fortun ate m haung these requ1rements Our school board xnterested ln xoung actors has proxlded for us the best propertles scenery and dnrectors possnble Mr R Nl Pleree supermtendent and his .lssxstant Vlr Chlrlesl Kosser Pl'lI'lL1p.ll haxemln aged our produetxon wnth efflclency I h1s twentx four years of experxence as chxef manager 'Vlr P1erce has added many sal uable features new methods and modern equ1pment thus keepmg our school p to date Thls progressneness has estab lnshed for us an AAA ratmg as Cli1SSl6Cd by the State Department of Educamon LlRL15 r rlnL'P1l SPR Rose t f1o OI Sllper intend It KSC-lfgdj cnt I KOS BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to rnghr Xlrs Luke Van Kusdall, Nlrs Tom Nlarleey, Paul Horner, Byron Nyard, R Nl Pnerce, Wrllxe Lhaffm, Charles Ross 1 A V I x ' ,R s v - , - - If v 1 as v a x , 1 1 V. x I In 7 x , ' ' , ' l '. . . 1 . , ' ' -s , ' . . . ' . ' W b 1 1 ' 9 , , 4 - , -' . , . - 1 . . .. , , . ' ' ' ' . I1 - ,- , , - -, CH , 1 . ., i . t ' - P 1, - 1 7 9 4 ' f ez 1 4 - V , U 4 vw ' - V N ' a ' ' A . x . ' N f ' ' W ea,- I :MIK M ,J 'Q vin' , X firm' s Af Directing Not only do we possess expert sup- ervisers, but we have been fortunate in having skilled directors as well. In whatever field they have specialized, whether in fine arts, practical arts, content subjects, or physical educa- tion, they have coached the members of the cast untiringly. These play directors have spent hours with their characters, hearing their lines, suggesting improvements, and rating their progress. Quite fre- quently, as a reward for their persis- tent efforts, the instructors detected budding stars appearing in the cast - future actors who will some day be in the limelight. Socimi. STUDIES LJ!-.l'ARTMIiNT flirom left to rightj WILLIANI T. ROBERTS Civics, XVorId History, English I MARY ELLEN HORNER American History, Geography, American Problems XVESLEY TENNYSON Civics, Counseling ENGLISH, Smiiecii-1, Iaaxouaoi-, DtiIfAR'rx1hxTs NIAULDIN RAY English II, III, Speech, Spanish IORENE CUNNQNGHANI Iinglish I, II, IV Sc ii xci ,xxn NI.-X'I'IiIN1A'Ili s Di 11.-xRTx1l,x ts LEX.-X XYALIQ General xI.lIh,GCtJI1IClfy', Algebra I, II. Business .-Xrith. ,uct Homtii General Science, Chemistry, General Math. CHARLES If. KOSSER Biology ..IOi 45 if ,J K ff Rail .ff M 2-ff L 5 -gw K Wd F .fn- N v t s OTTO GOING What would we do wlthout Otto Going our property custodnan mamtenance manager bus drner and Mr Frx lt? Both the cast and the dnrectors have depended on hum so much nn the 15 years he has been wxth the company that they feel he could never be replaced Whether xt be to open a locker to burld a frame for a lnvmg prcture drne a 3.,roup on a long, bus trxp Otto ns always attommodatmt, KATHRYN TAYLOR Good busmtss management rs essentxal to the smooth runnmg, of any enterprxse To the effluent secretary Mass Kathryn Taylor much of the suetess of the presentatxons of the Cotton Blossom Show Boat ns attnbuted Durms., her tvuelye years wnth thxs company she has proved to be almost mdnspensable Her patnence even temper, and cooperatxve Splflf have made her many friends both among, the dxrectors and the cast ARTIE MOODIE A well equnpped and efflclently managed lx brary has been a valuable asset to both the they could go to study therr scrrpts look up references or slmply to read or browse dur mg., thenr lexsure tnme Mrs Dwight Mood ne llbranan ns vxell tramed for her posxtxon Always vullmg., and ready to help anyone ns her motto ACKNONVLFDG'vIhNT A good phototeraphnt record of student lnfe ns a must nf a produttnon expects approval The Cotton Blossom Staff was able to meet thus requrremtnt but only vuth the g,ener ous assnstanu. of 'Mr Olm Dxllard Mr Cloyd Handley and Mr Bob Nlehrlt The Staff gratefully atknouledbts thexr help and to them says Thanks Y Y r . I , Y N I 9 ' ' , A . - . e ' V I Q , ' - ' ' ' , or to - Y I Y . .' , , , , , . I y . . T' Q n ' 1 . V Y Y D . , - , Y . cast and the directors of Show Boat. There 1 I Y - , Y - . y . . , . y . , . 1 I' V Y Y' . I 'D . l xl Y I I' ' . , , I x V x l , Y. Y - T4 1. A - A A , 1 lar, A 4 A i In Y 1 ' Y ll . K I V fl il , . X 191 T1 If! Prnlnque . cC35 a seri0V5 0 V115 ' . AQV Q gn n . xsuavo 566001- Reg D Q60 irwhma Buying those new books and workbooks at the school office was another new fand expen- sivej experience for freshmen Ivan Bynum, Mary Helen Par- sons, and Jerry Vance. iw, ion for tbc 'Pas Your name please. What's your father's occupation? Thus the endless stream of questions poured on as Miss Taylor filled out registration cards. After the files were completed the di- rectors studied our records and assigned us classes. No matter whether we were an amateur, freshman or sophomore, or an experienced actor, junior or senior, we were anxious for school to begin. Hurrying into the office, we pur- chased our books from the school secre- tary and hastily thumbed through the new pages. Busy, happy students, rushing thru the freshly painted halls was a good sight to us. And here we were, laugh- ing and smiling, while greeting old friends and making new ones. As the old library bell rang off its summer coat of dust, we quickly grabbed our books and hurried to our first class. It was good to be back! ctllne - - - Scene l We Became Enlightened Bubbling with enthusiasm and with first-of-the-year best intentions, we stu- dents of C.l'l.S. stepped into the limelight September 3 to begin our first act in the school drama in our classrooms. Having chosen our subjects to meet the require- ments and our desires, we gradually ab- sorbed enlightenment from our study and our teachers. And as we neared the end of our four year course, those of us who had applied ourselves realized that we had been fortunate in receiving adequate foundation instruction for almost any fu- ture career - college, business, agriculture, industry, Hne arts, or homemalting. Th e Us '. . f ' Str-Vice A-Tbllslgm A Son In C U7 ,KQUSENC of,-A , , .HS f .fo pdlaf a f 'w I7 '7 174- le,-. Org, 0-'ldgd W C fetarilyj ic find Bird grep ,by Mriogfls-cling 'nmf-an 'bam 5 If' 1912 Cnnyi ee. hlfflds ga. Bert-yt ve Se C- Yfilma Pease, Betty Burrow, Martha Cottrell, and Virgie Bostic demonstrate their woodworking skill. A 1952 innovation in the Industrial Arts Depart- ment was the admitting of girl students. And how they did enjoy it! A crop exhibit and contest was an interesting 1952 activity in the Agriculture Department. Seated are: Ben Dodd, Frank Morgan, Sammy joe Cecil. Troma jones, and Mr, Barnhart. XX orkmg in this well equipped kitch en of the Home Economics Depart ment is fun for Kay Kellw Bette XY heeler Vlary W'atk1ns Marie Jones Mrs Wood 'Vlarlene and Darlene M1llKJf5 Handling the construction tools of Geometry IS one of the necessary skills in mastering that subject Working at the board: Tom Moodie, LeRoy Cravens, Donald Angotti. Two new ping-pong tables were wel- come additions to the Physical Edu- cation cquipment in I9S2. Players Frances Earnhart, Lavada Dunavant, Bob Trantham, and Joe Franks have attracted n number of kibitzers. - xg, - The library is always a busy place. Mrs. Moodie, librarian advises students Mike Hayden Kay Kelly, Jane Aquino, and Carolyn Bookout. The art department is a place of varied activities. Here Joe Long, Joe Michie, Jill Callihan, and joe Anders participate in their creative interests. Chemistry students Christian, Goodman, Shirley, XX'alls, Chil- ton, Gaither, Trantham, Cun- ningham, Michie, Long, XVat- kins, and Gallian are absorbed in an interesting experiment. ...I71 v Scene if Out goes the oldg in comes the new. Ralph Clayton fleftj 1951-52 President Dick Richardson frightj 1952-53 President Lead and Fnllnw W'ill the meeting please come to order? The secretary will please call the roll. We will now hear the treasurer's report. What! You mean We're out of money again! . e These and other familiar statements were heard often in our organizations this year. School organizations played an important part in student school life, and every student felt the influence of the extracurricular ac- tivities. In these organizations, students learned to lead as well as to follow. They, working together, provided for all students one of the fullest years of activities and ac- complishments in the history of our high school. On the pages following are pictures and stories of our varied organizations. To these i we salute and say, Good work. Well done. Bands, parades, posters, cam- paign buttons, bally-hoo, elec- tioneering -- all are the prelude for the big day, the day of the student president election in C.H.S. Here, amid the bal- loons, the band, and the many campaign posters the student body listens as President Clay- ton introduees the candidates and their campaign managers. At desk Claudette Malin Ralph Clavton Carolyn Brown joe 'viichie Row 1 Carl Lacy ackie ones joe Franks Billy Ray Abbott Polly Hayden Rom 2 james King joe Aqumo Carolyn Bookout Juliana Ham kms immie Dinnell Rovx 1 Kav Kelly Earl Hill Bernice Cain ohn Finley Cynthia james Elaine Levin Mrs Cunningham Mrs Hazel Student cllvll Committee The Student Actnitv Committee is a representative group of the student body which serves the school through promoting extracurricular activities The S A C is composed of eighteen members elected through the homerooms Each ninth and tenth grade room is entitled to one representative and one alter nate The juniors and semors elect two representatives from tlch homeroom The President a candidate from the junior class, is elected the previous year by popular vote of the stu- dent body in an assembly program. The S.A.C. sponsored these activities this year: S.A.C. In- uxguration Ceremony, the Student Directory, Intramural Bas- ketball Tournament, Foster Parents' Project, Valentine Party, Crowning of Basketball Queen, Student of the Quarter contest, Clean-up Campaign, worked in Christmas Toy drive, Intra- mural Tennis Tournament, annual election of S.A.C. President, Honor Recognition Day. 1191 OFFICFRS Ralph Clayton President Dlck Richardson Vice President Carolyn Brown Secretary Jackie Jones Treasurer Polly Hayden Historian joe Michie Scrapbook Mrs. Cunningham Mrs. Hazel Sponsors Row 1: V. Thompson, C. Brown, S. Mitchum, J. Callihan, B. Elkins. Row 2: L. Warman, H. Christian, A. Sawyer, J. Michie, H. Hawkins, J. Merideth, B. R. Abbott, C. Lacy, B. Pierce. Row 3: C. Holman, E. Levin, P. Moore, M. Baker, M. Choate, S. Shields, S. Fox, C. Malin, D. Richardson, S. L. Corum, Foster. Row 4: B. Shields, J, Hawkins, R. L. VanAusdall, Spain, L. V'alls, G. Hedge, B. Trantham, M. Mehrle, C. James. Tiger fi if. 21 X uv . if HARRIIETT HAXVKINS, lfditor Qrightj JO ANN MERIDETH, News liditor Qleftj Hag Staff XVe want a school paper! Why can't we have a paper? Thus the endless stream of wails and cries poured into the S.A.C. The two main barriers to the paper were surmounted in a meeting of stu- dents and faculty members. Mr. Roberts agreed to be faculty sponsor, and the school board offered to finance the paper. Editing the First issue was hectic and confus- ing for the staff, but somehow they managed to de- liver it on time. This issue was followed by twelve other editions. XY'ith the Tiger Rag's record this year as a recommendation, it is hoped it will be continued. .-lo, The Pepslers The Pepsters, a ln ely, enthusrastlc group of grrls dld an excellent job of keepmg up the morale of the foot ball and basketball teams th1s year They yelled screamed and hollered at pep rallles ln pep parades and at everv game In addrtlon to the cheerxng they decorated the goal posts for the home games and the queens throne for her coronatlon They contrlbuted to the March of Dxmes and bought megaphones for CHEPR LLAUILRS Cleft to nghtj janet Coker, Shrrley Fox Harrrett Hawkms, Betty Jo Prerce Laqu1ta LaVelle the cheer leaders Cheer Leaders Coker Fox Hawkms Prerce I.aVelle Rowl Mrs Wood faculty sponsor Burton Knott Kung Cam Edgerton Dodd Cunmngham N1cG1ll McCullough B Row 2 Hovsard jones Barnes Mullnns Dmnell Baker Wrlks Luneeford R Hneks Bradford Corum Callnhan Powell Berry Aquino Christian Mayo Taylor Horn S Shlelds jordan Nlr Frdler fatultx sponsor Row 3 Watkrns Meadows Zaetsch Plgmon McClanahan Bookout Wtbbtr Haydtn I-osttr Bader Dunaxant Nlalm M Mallory D Mallory Golden B Shnelds Sexton Kmdred Wheeler Row 4 Mayfleld Parklnson Parsons Dodd Bacon Hawkms Wllson Mehrlc Hamby Wt1rsh1m V Thompson Earn hart Kelly B Clark Wattle V Clark Waldron B Thompson 21 af 3 . - . 70 Y Ii' - .. . Y , 5 i . . 3 5 .X .X , ' X . x . . . L 1 7 : Y Q I 7 I Y ' 1 ' s Q a n 'a x ' s v t' 1 A 1 B 1 Elkms, Ball, Sawyer, Baird, Choate, Taylor, Michie, Maners, P. Elkms, Stewart, Green. 3 ' r s v U s . s y 1 B v - W v ' v v s Vx s v 1 s 1 - v 1 1 ' v 1 .V ' ' : Q 7 Y Y 3 Y Y i P V v x 7 I 7 7 V 7 A ' Y ' V7 Y ' , V 7 ! i ' : 7 1 'Y 7 Y 3 7 I 7 1 ' 7 ' 7 - f 1 7 ' 7 7 ' I 5 ' ' usil: Scare Under the able leadership of Mr. Kenneth R. Fidler, the band, mixed chorus, and girls' glee club progressed far this year and the school, as well as the public, benefited from their many appearances. During the busy year's schedule, the band gave unusual shows at the home football games, played at all basketball games, led all pep rallies and parades, par- ticipated in the merchants' Christmas parade, J. C. Day, Red Cross Drive, the National Cotton Picking parade at Blytheville, and the Christmas parade at Jonesboro fHere they tied for first place as the best bandjg presented a concert for the Red Cross Benefit, and played for Easter Sunrise Service. The mixed chorus, while not quite as active as the band, gave a Christmas assembly, attended the Quad-State Music Festival at Murray, Kentucky, and the Southeast Missouri District Meet, helped in the commencement program, and performed for several church and civic groups. Both the chorus and girls' glee club participated in the operetta, Rio Rico. As a fitting conclusion to the year's work, all three music groups joined in present- ing an outstanding concert during National Music Week. Girls' Glen Club Row l: White, Roberts, Cain, Mullins, Sawyer, Dinnell, Taylor, Edgerton, King, Burton, Mr. Fidler. Row 2: P. Elkins, Michie, Barnes, Wilks, Bradford, Whitfield, Coker, Corum, B. Elkins, McCullough, Baird Hicks. v Row 3: Christian, jones, Meadows, Hayden, Bader, Dunavant, Sisco, Hartnett, Mayo, Clark, Foster, Golden, Lunceford, Sexton. Row 4: Lesley, D. Mallory, Shields, M. Mallory, Wheeler, Wattle, Wilson, Porter, Webber, Mehrle, Going, Pig- mon, Parkinson, Lynn, Bookout. Row 1: j. Hicks, M. Mallory, Kelly, B. Thompson, S. Shields, Stewart, LaVelle, Kindred, Powell, Mrs. Wood. Row 2: Burton, Knott, Dinnell, White, Edgerton, Warman, Pierce, McCullough, S. White, B. Elkins, Cunning- ham, A. Sawyer, Moman, Choate, Michie, Maners, R. Green, C. Sawyer. Row 3: Howard, S. Hicks, R. Hicks, Bradford, Meyers, Whitfield, Sisco, Figgins, Corum, Callihan, Coker, Ber- ry, Christian, Mayo, Taylor, E. Watkins, S. Watkins. Row 4: Foster, Bader, Hayden, M. Watkins, Fox, Singletery, Webber, Lynn, Going, Dunavant, Malin, D. Mal- lory, Mitchum, Morgan, Golden, V. Clark, Wattle, Cummings. Row S: Mayfield, Parsons, B. Dodd, Bacon, Mehrle, Earnhart, K. Hicks, Worsham, Hamby, Porter, V. Thomp- son. Thrasher, Milligan, B. Clark, M. Wattle, Wheeler, I. Watkins, Mott, Terrell, Hooker. Future Hnmemal-mrs nf America The Future Homemakers of America is a na- tional organization of girls who are taking home eco- nomics. The Caruthersville chapter has eighty-four members. The activities of the chapter this year included: winning first place with F.H.A. exhibit at County Fair, attending Mid-South Fair at Memphis and Sub- district F.H.A. meeting at Haytig playing basketball game with Hayti F.H.A.g sending overseas Christmas packages, preparing Christmas basket for the needy in Caruthersville. OFFICERS I F, Q President Rosemary Stewart ' Vice-President Shirley Shields Secretary Laquita LaVelle , R! - . Treasurer Betty Thompson 155-1 .4 E, . Parliamentarian Marlene Mallory i l' Q' Tv. Historian Jeanette Hicks Song leaders ue Powell, Kay Kelly ROSEMARY STEWART Reporter Margaret Kindred F.H.A. President Sponsor Mrs- Wood -25- The Future Farmers of America is a national or- ganization of vocational agriculture students. There are over 8,000 chapters with Ll total of 250,000 mem- bers in the United States. The Caruthersville chap- ter enjoyed many interesting and educational field trips this year. On November 16, the boys had a crop exhibit contest and awarded prizes to outstand- ing crop displays. On january 24, a supper was held for initiating new members into the chapter. President Vice-president Secretary , Treasurer . Sentinel Sponsor OFFICERS Jimmy Lynn Marvin Wattle jackie jean . .Jackie Cecil Ronald McCoy Mr. Barnhart Future Farmers nf .aff ,, P ,ki ,W marina 1,224 Y pq. JIMMY LYNN President Row l: jean, B. Thompson, R. Hundhausen, M. Whttle, McCoy, Estes, R. johnson. Row 2: il. Cecil, R. Churchill, R. McCoy, B. Dugger, R. Medlin, T. McCoy, M. Hayden, B. Dodd. Row 5: XV. Vfhite, L. XVoods, T. Thompson, H. Stan fill, L. A. W'oods, T. W'alker. T. jones, Lynn, L. Cravens WI. Nelson, li. Morgan, Mr. Barnhart, faculty sponsor. 9 Rove 1 F Prnett T Nl00dlL I. Craxens C Gallxan 'vlnehxe T Wnlson F N1orj,an R Patterson C Laey Rom 2 Anders Aqumo jones R johnson D Rnehardson S Castleberry Franks L Knott B R Row 3 G DePr1est D Barnes Spam J Boyd J ohnson Long L Walls B Trantham B Clulton E He llluh The Caruthersv1lle Key Club, a h1gh school boys club sponsored by the KIWHIIIS Club, enjoyed a very actxve year Expandmg 1ts project 11st, the club spon sored many Worthwhlle charlty projects, as well as soclal gathermgs The most outstandmg project sponsors the Knwams Club to put 1ntO thelr needy chxldren s fund The money was ralsed m basket ball games between the Key Club and B Team and between the Km ams and Rotary Clubs Other pro jeets mcluded collectmg Chrnstmas tojs presentxng 1 trophy to the outstmdmg C H S athlete, a S10 oo rm ard to the outstandmg semor mdustrlal arts stu dent and 1 gift to the student presldent and the gn mg of one hundred dxmes to the Polxo Drne 8 J , J- , - , - , - ' , - . . , was the giving of a one hundred dollar bill to our , . . s . . . , . . I I U x y .. ,, x Y 1 I V I - Y V . V . . . . - x , I A . . s . Y- Scenefl - - - We Contribute In Wnrlh Causes More than in any previous year we C.H.S. stu- dents contributed to worthy causes. In some drives we opened our hearts and dug into our pockets to help those less fortunate than ourselves. In other drives and campaigns, we contributed time and work rather than money. We are proud of our results in the following: The Freedom Crusade netted S227.00. The March of Dimes Drive resulted in the amount of S89.43. The Junior Red Cross Drive was successful. C.H.S. students fought cancer by contributing generously. Students gave SI80.00 to support Christos, un- der the Foster Parents Plan. In the Needy Children Christmas Toy Drive, goo toys were collected. An S.A.C. Clean-up Drive was supported. The yearbook subscription drive sold 253 sub- scriptions. The Hobby Show drive resulted in 53 student hobby displays. Patty Taylor, joe Franks, and Tommy Thompson admire the banner won bv their home room in the Foster Parents campaign. Freedom Crusade Belles: Bernice Caing Harriett Hawkinsg janet Bacong Queen, Marilyn Mehrle. Carl Lacy writes a receipt while Susan Cunningham pins jackie jones. jackie has just signed up for a 1952 Cotton Blossom. 7 X, lY'l'lflNll5fiIIIY 4' f,, .-It 41 N: Q 2 X N 5 Vwey. 'KX wx' 'V x funk 1 :SC 'G a-. .X . Ads' .11 Y' 4 I vf 4 51 aki- ... 3. ik.. 4 -hlfw 4 tv. I,,. - ld 5 VNV .LMA ., -, Q ' 6' XXI: xx l I I.. 1 .LX1 an V Q: I 'aqsw 91 'GA ahah, ,R 7' et Twn Scene 1 We Exercise and Iinmpele COACHES AND MANAGERS fLeft to rightj Homer Bracey Joe M1ch1e Asst Coach Darr Coach Cross Joe Long Not pictured Dick Richardson Caruthersville Tigers and Kennett Indians clash in annual Turkey Day Game Pnnthall This was Coach Donald Red Cross s first year to coach the Tigers and he has made a very good im pression on everyone Coach and his boys started working in August in order to be ready for the tough competition that would be comlng their way when football season began With two practices a day and the summer heat it didn t take long for the boys to Cross started working the boys on plays they would use to go through the season with a 5 3 2 record For the first time in several years the Tigers used a modified single wing with an unbalanced line The Tigers started slowly with a scoreless tie but once they got started they went like a house a Hre The Tlger defense was one of the best in the confer ence with only 92 pomts scored against them The offensive d1d not Work as smoothly as it should have scoring 104 pomts However everyone was well sat isfied with the outcome of our season a tie for third place m the Big Eight Conference .ia 32 f I Q I xl, ' , 4 TH 'H D X ' u H J R4-,I ,f I .x', gg' 5 5. A ' ' ' - gr ' . - 3' . . . , . . , t get in shape. The conditioning period over, Coach . . , . . . - 7. . . . , . . . , If ' - - lf , I . 5 u - ' 3 3 . . . - : u n ' ' - , n , - 3 r U J A A5-ii 'fe J .1 FOOTBALL RESULTS Caruthersx xlle Caruthersx 1llc Caruthersx xlle Caruthersx llle Caruthersx 1lle Caruthersx llle Caruthersx llle Caruthersx llle Caruthersx 1lle Caruthersx llle Portagevllle Has t1 Slkeston Dexter Cape G1rardeau Charleston Poplar Bluff Jackson Perry x nlle Kennett Row 1 Craxens Spam Woods Prnett Clayton Patterson Boyd Lacy Morgan Row 2 VanAusdall Franks Castlebar IS Knott MeTernan Gomg Greer Ab ernathw Cromer Summar Row 3 Coach Cross Henderson A buckle jordan Ga1ther Grxgorx Moodle Cecxl Hughes Cunnmgham ones Thompson, Coach Darr An anxxous moment m the Turkey Day Game. M' ',, -QL 4 ,gf 5 Vai., .:- ' '5 is JKT' 1 f , G UN. Z' 11. X' . -wr ,,, 'F ,rA Fl' 'J' th.-.l . A .f-,.,w wr, J 6 f N , , . 1- f, r QS AZN, - . , 1 -1 4 1 41 -f W. mm B.,.,.,1.1 sm' ,sf www 'Hag 4,2 y 3 2 1. Zz,- -1' mflla 5: ' qc: t 1 i' in fl W. X. M Ln vpnmddl 763 ' h VY J: f 3. Mx? ff ' 'P' we ' E Y 4-96 s Q , A, Fnnthall Uueen and Attendants FOOTBALL ATTENDANTS QL ft to r ghtj Lmda Tay lor Freshman Janet Bacon Sophomore Susan Cunmngham Semor Ann Sam y er unlor Win When you thmk of a Football ueen you thmk of a personable well lxked gxrl The selectnon f Betty Elklns as ueen thls year was certamly no excepuon to the rule Betty has personallty 15 extremely actne 1n the Pepsters and IS well llked by exeryone A football at tendant her freshman sophomore and jumor years Betty was destmed for the postltlon of ueen one whlch she certalnly deserved We commend the team on thexr selectlon Basketball Uuaan and Attendants For the first time in the history of C.H.S., the basketball team decided to have a queen of their own. Because of their keen desire to start the first year with a beautiful queen, they chose Miss Betty Dodd Queen Betty was crown ed on the night of the S A C Valentine Dance which was held in her honor Her attendants were Pat Meadows eanette Hicks Mary Frances Edger ton and Laquita LaVelle 1 3 BASKFTBALL ATTENIDANTS fl cft to r thtp Pat Meadows Freshman Jeanette Hicks Sophomore Betty Dodd Basketball Queen L quita LaVell mor Mary Frances Edgerton umor e W , as-.lufanggi-i Bragg Cnty Haytx Kennett Wardell Slkeston Senath Poplar Bluff Blx thex 1lle Haytl Jackson Portages nlle Wardell Row 1 Coach Cross Franks Cromer Laey Walls ohnson Barnes Coach Darr Row 2 Hughes Cunnmgham Pool Trantham Chxlton Cravens Wnlson Row 3 Managers 'VIcTernan Abernathy Mnchle Basketball A TEAM RESULTS Lost Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Caruthersv1lle Caruthersvllle Caruthcrsvnlle Caruthersvnlle Caruthersvllle Caruthersvllle Caruthersvxlle Caruthersvxlle Caruthersvxlle Caruthersvxlle Caruthersvllle Caruthcrsvnlle Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost The Caruthersvllle Basketball season ended wnth both good and bad results Even though the A team lost twelve games and won three the B team made a mce record of twelve VICIOFICS and three losses The crownmg dlsnppomtment was the reslgnatlon of our popular head coach Harry Darr who has coached 1n Caruthers vnlle for Hve years l : l 1. , l Q I , :I Y , I ' Braggadocio Lost Caruthersville Won . A TEAM B111 Chrlton ' lston Walls Carl Lacy C Vrctor Cromer joe Franks Bragg C1ty Braggadocxo Haytl Kennett Wardell Snkeston Senath Poplar Bluff Blythev1lle Haytl Jackson Portagewlle Wardcll Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Won Lost: Won Lost Lost TEAM RESULTS Caruthersv1lle Carutherswlle Caruthersvdle Caruthersvxlle Caruthersvrlle Caruthersvxlle Caruthersvllle Caruthersvllle Caruthersv1lle Caruthersvllle Caruthersvllle Caruthersvllle Caruthersvllle Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Won Lost Won Won B TEAM Maurice Cunningham LeRoy Cravens Johnnie Johnson, C. Donald Barnes York Hughes Row 1 Bobby johnson Donald Lay erry McClanahan Dale Abernathy Louxs Cook COHLII Hopke Row 2 Bobby Gatewood Robert XV1ll1s B1llyGr1gory Earl Hull Donald Young Row 3 joe Peck Hayden Gerald Randell Clark Stone .lunlnr Hlqh SEASON RESULTS Caruthersx nlle Caruthcrsx xlle Caruthersx :llc ClfUthCfSX nlle C 'lY'llfl1CfSXlllL 40 Bragg Cnty 24 Blythevllle 43 Bragg Cxty 46 Kennett Basketball After gettmg away to a slow start losmg four out of the first Eve games the umor Hugh boys Hnally began to roll and fmlshed another successful season wmmng the Jumor nlle opened the tournament by defeatmg Holland easnly go to 18 The second game was close and hard fought Caruthersvnlle wmnmg oxer Bragg Cnty 45 to 38 In the Hnals Caruthersvnllc rose to thexr greatest henght of the season by defeatmg a strong Kennett team 29 to zz 1 , , J , , ' , ' I l , J ' ,- Blytheville 48 High Tournament at Bragg City. Caruthers- , zz ' K ' 37 ' ' ' Q 38 I ' ' I Tp . ' 30 31 ' . ' . ' Track 1951 and S2 was a real track wear for C H S Haxmg had track only three sears the Tlgers vx ere proud to Wm sex eral meets The bxggest crown on the Tnger s head was the Counts Track tntle for hrst place Caruthersulle also placed fourth nn the Poplar Bluff Ins xtatnonal Meet and sex enth nn the DISIFICI Meet at Cape Coaches Don Cross and Harry Darr worked the boys hard and got results The mlle relay team was 1 standout as was amcs Spam s hugh jumpmg and Sonny Unnce s record breakmg low hurdle run at the County Meet The season was xery successful and Rovs 1 B Gatevxood D Abernathy j Rlechert L W'vatt D Lay J Hull L Cook Row 2 Long, B Henderson I jones S Umcc R VanAusdall B Abbott B Chnlton I Prnvett R Patterson B Walker S Castleberry J Mnchue Rovn3 Coach Cross C Lacy ohnson Spam VCromtr G DtPr1cst R Summar Y Huphts Coach Darr 1 , . . . . 1 1 , V T - . . , V 1 s J . , . -. . V 3 everyone is proud of our boys. ' : . ' , . , . A , ' : , . ' , J , 54 BASKETBALL NVINNFRS BASKETBALL Vw INNERS Bette Dodd Rosemary Stewart Pat Hamby Gerald Randell Louis Cook Dale Aber Margaret Kindred Shirley Wattle nathy Billy LaForge Donald Lay Bobby Johnson TENNIS CHAMPS Rice Lee VanAusdall ames Spam 'I' 0 I-, ff 'ik Realizing the need for extra curricular actiuties during the noon hours the Stu dent Actnitx Committee sponsored intra mural sports between the homerooms A basketball tournament brought heavy eompetition from ill the homerooms with Mr. Dunham's senior girls and Mr. Hopke's freshman boys winning the trophy and tournament. Many students also entered the tennis tournament enthusiastically. Rice Lee Van- Ausdall and james Spain won first place honors in the doubles division. Scene 2 We Perform and Enlerlaln As members of the cast 1t 1S our duty to entertam for our fellow students as well as for the publlc W e hate part: lpated ln the follow mg school asstmblxes and publxe performances S A C Inaugural Assembly Cotton Blossom Assembly Chr1stmas Art Tea Chrlstmas Play An Empty Gesture S A C Achlex ement As sembly Oratorlcal Contest RCllglOUS Fmphasns of Youth Week Honor Soelety Inductlon As sembly Lmcoln and Wfashmgton u1z Pro gram Operetta Preuew F H A Happy Blrth day Program Gperetta Rxco RICO Open House and Hobby Show Honor Recognmon Program Musxc Department Program Senlor Recxtal Class presndents offer cooperation to Presldent Clayon 1n S A C In augural Assembly Calendar g1rls 1n the F H A Hap Cotton Blossom staff present thelr pl blrthdqy program Beautlful 4 to the judges 43 HIIIIXII fi XM: lhzlgniuz Ihzulqllilillll CJ Km .1 'W s 1 Hifiltlll I.tl??U'4S'Ui'1 V x xx. R1-xwE'iT'EX lf, 'r'v Ng Siu., f V...,................ XX sq f xii: Llvmq pac ircxymq documents ireedom prcvided ci unusual commence ment program. tures por C HU UH HECUIH ITIU DAY VIAY 9 1957 Honor R1tox,n1t1on Day I5 ln thargt of the Studtnt Xttnnts Commntttt 1 rcprtscntatxsc group of the studtnt hody Whlth scrus tht sthool bs Pl'Ul'TlWIll'1L LXIYI turrxtular 'ILIIXIIILS It IS flttvm., that some honor b shuvxn the outstandln studtnts IH dxfftrcnt frelds For that rtnson Honor R togmtuon Du ns m annual utnt rn Caruthtrsullt Hugh Sthmol PROGRANI Introduttxon Ralph Claston H1rpcrs Scmor Award Xlr P1t Patterson Sim Lou C orum Xthlttlt -'kvsards Coathcs Cross Darr Hopkc Pootbxll Bzskttlull Truk C httr Ltatltr lttttrs lxtx Cub 'Awards r Bryant Rmlph C,l1s ton S A C Prtsxtltnt Qtr lux Outstmntlxns. 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MAY TTT ef 4' fff Q 'E' Lt, Y A -W- M OFFICERS BILLY RAY ABBOTT Reporter SI-IIRLEY WATTLE Treasurer FREDDIE PRIVETT President POLLY HAYDEN XIICC Presldent BETTY Jo PIERCE Secretary Senlnr Class We the sen1ors have reached our ultImate goal the completlon of our four years of hlgh school Our hope now IS that we may contmue Wxth success IU whatever Held we enter We look back upon our hxgh school years wIth apprecIatIon for the valuable trammg our teachers gave us and for theIr true frlendshnps To the underclassmen we offer our smcere congratulatlons for the progress you made and for the honors you Won That you may contlnue the good Work IS our w1sh Class colors Purple and Whxte Class flower WhIte Rose Class motto In ourselx es the future hes Class Sponsors Mrs Hovs ard Cunmngham Mr Redman Dunham S A C Representatn es Carl Lacy Polly Hayden Jackle jones Bxlly Ray Abbott WHO S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te handsomest bov prettnest gIrl neatest gIrl most courteous boy most courteous gIrl boy most lIkely to succeed gurl most lxkelx to succeed w1ttIest box WlttlLSt gIrl box wxth the best personalxty gIrl vs Ith the best personahty Frank Morgan Betty Elkms LOUISC Golden Ralph Clayton Susan Cunnmgham Ralph Clayton Susan Cunmngham Don Abernathy Jill Callxhan Carl Lacy Betty Elknns I h i I h ' ' I I I ' The neatest boy I I Sammy Joe Cecil h- ' - I I I I h ,. I I I ' h 1' ' ' I hx V. .x I V . I h, I, ,' , ' g h ' I' ' I I I I 1 ' - 52 - Seniors BILLY RAY ABBOTT Secretary of F.F.A., Honor Society, S.A.C., Senior Class Reporter, Sophomore Pilgrim, Boys' State Alternate, Track, S.A.C. Candi- date for President, Tiger Rag Staff, Student of the Quarter, Key Club, Senior Citizenship Award DON ABERNATHY Football, Track, Basketball Mgr. Senior Year, Key Club JERRY BOYD F.F.A., Football, Key Club BONITA BRADFORD Pep Club, Chorus, Operetta, F.H.A., Glee Club CORINA BROWN Tiger Rag Staff JILL CALLIHAN F.H.A., Pep Club Reporter, Girls' Glee Club Chorus, District Art Contest, Tiger Rag Staff, Operetta SAMMIE JOE CECIL F.F.A., Key Club HENRIETTA CHRISTIAN F.H.A., Tiger Rag Staff, Glee Club, Chorus, Band Pep Club, District Art Contest, Miss Merry Christ- mas Attendant s VELA CLARK F.H.A. President junior Year, Girls' Glee Club, Pep Club, Hon- or Society RALPH CLAYTON Football, Basketball Manager '49, '50, '51, S.A.C. President, Chorus, Boys' State Representative, Year- book Sports Editor, Student of the Quarter, Operet- ta, Courtesy Contest Winner ED CONSTANT SUE CONSTANT F.H.A. Seniors SARA LOU CORUM F.H,A., Chorus, Glee Club, Pep Club, Honor Society, Tiger Rag Staff, Operetta SUSAN CUNNINGHAM F.H.A. - Delegate to National Convention '50, Honor Society, Sophomore Class President, Senior Football Attendant, Representative to Girls' State, Glee Club, Chorus, Band, Pep Club, Yearbook Edi- tor, Student of the Quarter, Operetta, District Art Contest, Senior Citizenship and Music Award BEN DODD F.F.A. BETTE DODD F.H.A. Reporter '50, Girls' Glee Club, Chorus, Bas- ketball Queen, Tiger Rag Staff, Operetta FRED DUDLEY Band, Glee Club BETTY ELKINS F.H.A. Historian, Pep Club President '51, Secretary '50, Football Attendant for Three Years, Football Queen '51, Chorus, Glee Club, S.A.C., Play Day Representative, Tiger Rag Staff, Operetta, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award HELEN FIGGINS F.H.A., Pep Club, Chorus, Glee Club, Honor Society Secretary '51, Secretary-Treasurer of junior Class, Yearbook Staff, District Art Contest, Senior Commercial Award DAVID GAITHER Football, Basketball, Glee Club, Chorus 9, LOUISE GOLDEN F.H.A., Pep Club, Glee Club, Chorus, Operetta, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate PATTY SUE HAMBY Girls' Glee Club, F.H.A., Pep Club, Band, Operetta HARRIETI' HAWKINS Cheerleader, Attendant to Miss Liberty Bell, Student of the' Quarter, Student of the Year, Editor of the Tiger Rag, Year- book Art Editor, Honor Society Vice-President, Operetta, Chor- us, Pep Club, District Art Contest, Glee Club, Band, Essay Con- test Winner, Senior Art Award POLLY HAYDEN Pep Club, Chorus, Operetta, F.H.A., Glee Club Seninrs GLEN E. HEDGE Honor Society, Tiger Rag Staff, District Art Contest BILL HENDERSON Football, Basketball, Track COLLEEN HOLMON F.H.A., S.A.C., Chorus, Tiger Rag JACKIE JONES S.A.C., Band, Football, Track, Yearbook Staff, Key Club, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Glee Club TROMA JONES FEA. 4 MARGARET ANN KINDRED F.H.A. Reporter, S.A.C., District Art Contest, Chorus, Glee Club, Band, Pep Club, Operetta LESLIE KNOTT Key Club, F.F.A., Football, Glee Club, Basketball, Yearbook Staff CARL LACY junior Class Vice-President, Key Club President, Football Co-Captain, Basketball Captain, Track, Sophomore Class Reporter, Yearbook Business Mgr., Tiger Rag Staff, S.A.C., Chorus, Senior Athletic Award, Key Club Athletic Trophy, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award LAQUITA LAVELLE Cheerleader, Senior Basketball Attendant, F.H.A. Secretary, Band, Glee Club, Chorus, Pep Club, Operetta JIMMY LYNN F.F.A., Chorus, Operetta M,-J V PAT MCGILL Glee Club, Majorette, Chorus, Operetta, District Music Contest, Band, Pep Club GARLAN McTERNAN Football, Basketball Mgr., Track, Glee Club, Oper- etta fienlnrs JO ANIN MERIDETH Chorus Glee Club Sophomore Class Treasurer Yearbook Staff FHA Honor Souety Reporter Girls State Representatne Candidate for S A C President Tiger Rap, News Editor Student of the Quarter Operetta District Music Contest BETTY JO MILLIGAN Pep Club FHA Chorus Operetta PEGGY VIOORE F H A Pep Club Tiger Rai, FRANK MORGAN FFA Football Co Captain Key Club Honorable Mention in All Conferente Honorable Mention Southeast Missouri RICHARD PATTERSON Track Football Key Club Senior Industrial Arts Award BONNIE SINGLETERY CPERKINSJ F H A Pep Club Chorus BETTY JO PIERCE Pep Club Cheerleader F.H.A. Glee Club Chorus Yearbook ueen Attendant Tiger Rag Staff Operetta unior Class Re- porter Senior Class Secretary MARY PORTER F.H.A. Glee Club Chorus Pep Club Operetta SUE POWELL Glee Club, Chorus, Band, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, District Art Contest, District Music Contest, Operetta, F.H.A. Songleader, Honor Society FREDDIE PRIVE'I'I' Football, Track Captain, Senior Class President. Key Club, Honorable Mention in All-Conference, Honorable Mention in Southeast Missouri JAMES SPAIN Football, Track, Basketball, Key Club, Sophomore Class Secre- tary, Glee Club, S.A.C. ROSEMARY STEWART F.H.A. President, Pep Club, Tiger Rag Staff -56... Seniors CURTIS TAYLOR VIVIAN THOMPSON F.H.A., Pep Club, Glee Club, District Art Contest, Tiger Rag Staff RICE LEE VAN AUSDALL Football, Track, Freshman Class President, junior Class Presi- dent, Tiger Rag Staff ANN WALDRON F.H.A., Glee Club, Pep Club LOUISE WARMAN F.H.A., Honor Society, Tiger Rag Staff, Pep Club RALPH WATKINS Candidate for S.A.C. President SHIRLEY WATKINS F.H.A., Chorus, Operetta, Pep Club INIARVIN WATTLE F.F.A., S.A.C., Track, Chorus, Operetta SHIRLEY XVATTLE F.H.A., Glee Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Pep Club, Chorus JULIA WHITE F.H.A., Glee Club GEORGE WOOD Football JOYCE VUORSHAM F.H.A., Pep Club, Chorus, Operetta, Tiger Rag Staff, Majorette Senior not pictured MARTHA VIATTLE OFFICERS DICK RICHARDSON President BARBARA SHIELDS Treasurer MAURICE CUNNINGHAM Vice-President MARY FRANCES EDGERTON Secretary BILL CHILTON Reporter Junuur Class The S3jLlIl10I'S worked hard Slavung un the football concessuon stand sellung 5000 school penculs and reams of notebook paper was no easy task However even wuth all the hustle and bustle they were not too busy to add many honors to theur lust both unduvudually and collectuvely S A C Representatuves Duck Ruchardson James Kung Carolyn Brown Joe Muchue Boys State Homer Dale Bracey Bull Chulton Duck Ruchardson Gurls State Wulma Pease Cotton Blossom ueen Judy Foster Freedom Bell ueen Marulyn Mehrle ueen Attendants Mary Frances Fdgerton Basketball Ann Sawyer Football Students of the uarter joe Muchue Ann Dullman Duck Ruchardson Amerucan Leguon Oratuon Wunner Duck Ruchardson Chrustmas Toy Collectuon Mr Tennyson s Homeroom Homeroom Scholarshup Banner Mr Tennyson s Homeroom Clean Up Druve Muss Walk s Homeroom XVI-IOS WHO IN THF .IUNIOR CI. ASS The Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te handsomest boy ohnny ohnson prettuest gurl Judy Foster neatest boy Vuctor Cromer Duck Ruchardson neatest gurl wuttuest boy wuttuest gurl boy wuth the best personaluty gurl wuth the best personaluty boy most lrkely to succeed gurl most lukely to succeed most courteous boy most courteous gurl 5 Lavada Dunavant Joe Muchut Shurley Fox Duck Ruchardson Shurley Fox Duck Ruchardson Ann Dullman ames Kung Betty Sue Shurley Q - . Q - ' - Q - A , 4 , - S . .Q .l.. ' .,. .l , D . l I .u.u,,. SS J J h ' ' SS ,u., S S h I q S y S S h SS S SS u,.. S S - h ' S S SSSS S S S ' h S S S S h. S S V S h S I I S S uu S S SS S S J - h ' SSSS SS SSSSS ' - g.. .Iuninrs DONALD ANGOTTI JANE BADER VIRGIE BOSTIC DONALD BARNES HONIER DALE BRACEY CAROLYN BROWN CECIL MAE BULLINGTON SHIRLEY BURNETT BILL CHILTON VICTOR CROMER MAURICE CUNNINGHAM BERNICE DENTON GLENN DE PRIEST ANN DILLMAN LAVADA DUNAVANT MARY FRANCES EDGERTON JUDY FOSTER SHIRLEY FOX CLAUDE GALLIAN PERRY GOING EMORY WILLIAMS l I , ' 'fi f Q K. rv' ' If mf II , , A , -.M I'I' T, WDW, I I 4 A x . WM ' an Q WWI an ,. ' . q . I 'W 2 E ' ' 4 ,Zh Z H f Q f -1, f x 225-, zu . f- 4 my I, , ,W 'Y I f ., . My , , , ' . vw nw! . afar W 5 : ' WI M Wg, 'uv ,,, 2 ' 'M zf QF V ,I s-0-Q' Nui, A I ,,, pw--Q vw fv- AA sv, 7 if ,,., 3' D . ' if 1-v '40 'MSP' I' l li? I ,TI Es- I. , ,Ag alt, 4 f gi EE 3 I 1, J gif 1 uuuiq' 3 3 sl If . it K' I 'Ev' gunna? 'hw-min Junlnrs KATHRYN HIGKS MAGGIE HIGKS JIIIMIE HILL OPAL HOOKER JOHNNIE JOHNSON JACK KING JAMES DANIEL KING KENNETH KING JOE LUTEN LONG RONALD MCCOY DARLENE MALLORY MARLENE MALLORY Q az: Q M ' A ANN SHIRLEY MEARS ..,,,, -.E z WJ J- . MARILYN MEHRLE W W V ik 1' ' it I L J A JOE MICHIE I ' X' A'-f'qg 4-Q 12 , cb-SN Q. 'R A IQ gf von N- IL C' WIP ERMA MILLER MARTHA SUE MITCHUM PAT MORGAN EARUNE MOTT JOSEPH PATTILLO NWILMA PEASE ibo, Juniors JERRY POOL LEE ALBERT WOOD DICK RICHARDSON ANN SAWYER BARBARA SHIELDS BETTY SUE SHIRLEY ,IOSEPHINE TAYLOR BETTY THOMPSON BOB THRASHER A ELWANDA THRASHER KEITH TIDWELL BOB TRANTHAM BOB WALKER LISTON WALLS JIMMY WATKINS JUNIORS NOT PICTURED CHARLIE MAE ABBOTI' SHIRLEY GOODMAN PHILLIP MALUGEN CLASS SPONSORS MISS LENA WALK MR. WESLEY TENNYSON -61.1 Snphnmnre Class OFFICERS JANET BACON Vice-President SAMIJOE CASTLEBERRY Reporter IDA WATKINS Secretary TERRY WILSON President Wlth two years of experlence and knowledge to our credlt We sophomores now feel that we are qunte essentlal to C H S ThlS year our class Won recognltlon 1n the followmg actxvl ues S A C Representatxves Claudette Malm Joe Franks 1mm1e D1nnell Sophomore Pllgrlm Wllkle White Football Queen Attendant Janet Bacon Basketball Queen Attendant Jeanette Hxcks Crusade for Freedom Attendant anct Bacon Homeroom Scholarshlp Banner Mnss Horner s Homeroom Clean Up Drlve Mlss Horner s Homeroom Foster Parent s Campaxgn Mr Ray s Homeroom Te Te Te Tc Te Tc Te Te Te WHO S WHO IN THE SOPHOMORE CLASS handsomest boy prettlest glrl nearest glrl boy wnth the best personallty gurl wlth the best personality boy most lnkely to succeed glrl most l1kely to succeed w1tt1est boy wrttxest gxrl 62 LeRoy Cravens Jeanette Hncks Mona Choate LeRoy Crax ens Claudette Malm Tom Moodle Mona Choate Ronald Summar Kay Kelly . - ., J. . . 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Ida XY'.1I- SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED jerry Parks Patty Holly Hal Stanfill Charles Moody Lewis Woods CLASS SPONSORS MR. MAULDIN RAY MR. DONALD CROSS MISS MARY ELLEN HORNER THF TANGO - Sophomore Specialty number at S.A.C. Valentine Dance. Ken- neth Jordan, Shirley Shields, Mona Choate, Ronald summaf, Jam Coker, Jack Down- ing. ,55- -J OFFICERS JULIANA HAWKINS President PAT ELKINS Secretary BERNICE CAIN Reporter DONALD LAY X acc Prcsxdcnt Freshman Class We the freshmen class of 1952 havmg been duly 1n1t1ated feel that we are now a secure part of the school Even though hlgh school was a new experlence for us thxs year we qulckly adapted ourselves to the never endmg lessons and actnmes We are proud that we have the followmg mdlvldual and collcctxve honors to l1st as our accomphshments S A C Represcntatnxes George Rlchards julle Hawkms Carolyn Bookout Cotton Blossom ueen Attendant Bermce Cam Football Queen Attendant Lmda Taylor Basketball Queen Attendant Pat Meadows Crusade for Freedom Attendant Bern1ce Ca1n Sadle Hawkms Wrnners Margle Baker erry McClanahan Best Speclalty at Valentme Dance Freshman Class Hobby Show W Inner Mr Hopke s Homeroom Intra Mural Basketball Wmners Mr Hopkes boys Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te XVI-IO S NX HO IN TI-Il FRESHMAN CLASS handsomest box Earl Hlll prettlest glrl Bernnce Cam ne ltest boy Donald Lay ne ltest glrl Fllen WIIHKS vuttlest box joe Peck Hay den vs xttlest glrl Clrolx n Bookout Bobbx Relchert Margie Baker York Hughes Lxnda Taylor Bobby Johnson Dxane Hartnett ox most lnkelx to sueeeed rr most hleels to succeed ox xx 1th the best person 'IIIIX yr with the best person llltY most courteous box most eourteous gurl ulxe Hawkms 66 , 3 . , , , Q - X. .- I 1 l 1 ' l -- - ' ,J . . 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Freshmen FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED lla Campbell Geraldine Kincannon Bobby Phelps Iimmie Porter Homer XY'axler jerry Moyers FRESHMAN SPONSORS MRS. NATHAN W'OOD MR. JACK HOPKE MR. KENNETH FIDLER THE POLKA - winning dance specialty presented by freshmen at the Valen- tine Dnnce. Front row: H. Robinson, I-I. Ball, P. Baird, P. McClanahan. Back Row: H. Horn, M. Baker, S. Zaetsch, A. XY'il- son. N0 .....v If f ffs rf-g '?I: -'5 ' 4 ii- YXEXPQJ Su Pgrt the 7 '27 ve- 'P '1- , Q-i-lar L Q q Q O HD ox X? ZSWNX N5 xg l . XL .1 A : Li.i ' X e X' K V f---.::-:w K 11 .la I . ' . 1 nm - X . oo I O N U 5 I k x fi Q ik ' 53 fxxx Q ' A- . X H' 'x 7 ,-'57 Q4 1 - V .fx X! i f D T?- . X 'NX Avi'-:'.' 'UL ' I , ff XX L - i QS, Compliments of The Hedqers and Gem Theatres The Best and Most 1n Movle Entertcunment Both Theatres A1rCond1honed by Mechamcal Refnqeratxon FOR YOUR COOL COMFORT 1' yTh 'S yShd Comphments of KYLE S CLOTHING Felxx Kyle George Dunavant COI'I'1p11I'I'19I'1TS of BAND BOX CLEANERS CARUTHERSVILLE PHONE 123 PHONE WALTER ACORS TAXI SERVICE DAY on NIGHT Prompt Courteous Safe Dependable CAR 3 CARUTHERSVILLE Best Wlshes To Seniors Cornphments of INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY PHONE 757 CARUTHERSVILLE 1470 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL Southeast Mlssoun s Llstenmg Habxt Comphments of Atl J Ulllman and Sun Auto Parts and Garage Supplles PHONE 176 CARUTHERSVILLE MO 73 I ll I ll I l - I Y I V' Q ll C1 ude Gullicm, Ann Dillmcm, Otto Going, cmd Mgr- et Kindred ask how we like their opereitc scenery. I I , . HERFF J UNES IIUIVIPIINY Class Rlnqs - Invltahons Medals - Trophles D. W. BLAKENY DEXTER MISSOURI HIJIVIE IQIIL TIRE SHIJP MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP MILK ICE CREAM ADAIR S Grocery and Market 13TH AND LAURANT PHONE 209 LAFORGE UN DERTAKIN G COMPANY Et bl h d 895 NOEL C DEAN D t RRSHINS SUPER DRUG jmufztauv, ,S21z.v1.c9, I I I 1 WARD CARUTI-IERSVILLE MO Compllments of Golden Royal Midwest Phone 655 s a is e 1 . , irec o 7 - 74 - WILKS GROCERY COMPLETE FOOD MARKET R C WILKS Prop CARUTHERSVILLL MISSOURI PHONE 875 1 YDY Dronywzzu' Cala prewcnbed Mmgle Your cares Wlt easure IIWEIII tenbhouw Make that pleasure an :ce cold Coca Cola and you ll hp the scales from care to cheer , 1 X W .QM BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY CARUTHERSVILLE CUSTOM GIN PHONE 39 Buyers and Gmners of Cotton JOE PARKINSON FRANK WILKS Our Many Years of Expenence Bnngs You Quality and Style Mmus Extravagcmce W O L F S FASHION SHOP CARUTHERSVILLE MISSOURI 75 - 175 Bond specialty for he Turke Q Game C ' 11 1 11 n O C1 Arial' a e I orfb Q Q 5 ii M f, -ag X 1 . -. 1 2 N Q X ' ' , ,E x 6. E I - C X ' ' 16 X v e f I I S nig 7EW!:E. -4.19 hlwf X Z ' H '5 I 6 12111421215-'f I L K VAN AUSDALL Owner Eeruihersville Meier Eempeny Dodge Cars Plymouth Cars I ob Rated Trucks SALES SERVICE 49 820 dLD 7 THE KEY CLUB FRANK MORGAN CUNNINGHAM IACKIE IONES DICK RICHARDSON Huhae Veneer and Lumber Enmpany INCORPORATED CARUTI-IERSVILLE MISSOUR 76 O l I Phone - an - Compliments of Compliments of President , , CARL LACY Vice-President T , C S - Compliments of I NICK BUCHANAN ICE AND COAL PHONE 245 ESSARY S VOGUE SHOP LADIES READY TO WEAR ARUTHERSVILLE MISSOURI WILSON FOX Concrete Contractor Built to Last Yards Frlled Graded PHONE 7601 934 LAURANT Cornpllments of PHILIP HAMRA STORE EDGERTON S Auto Parts Hardware FARM 6. HOME SUPPLIES PHONE 131 CARUTHERSVILLE VAN AUSDALL 6: GILIVIORE INC 104 EAST THIRD STREET PHONES 382 d LD 8 SALES SERVICE ARUTRRRSVILLE MISSOURI BEN FRANKLIN STORES Locally Owned Natlonally Known Wm E Morr1S I I fi Watch out Hiqlw School! Here come the Freshman b I 1 o GU A . 1 77 1 IIHIJW 5 SUPER MARKET 950 LAU RAN T CARUTHERSVILLE MO. BUCHMAN HIDE 6. METAL 1 WASTE MATERIALS HIDES d PECANS 911 ADAMS AVENUE PHONE 31 ARUTHERSVILLE MISSOURI CITY FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS MODERN 201 f d 508 WARD PAY CASH PAY LESS B R U C E S CASH MARKET 519 WARD StkE SllE W A LLA IIE BUCHANAN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Compllme-nts of Comphme-nts of Who esale Dealers in 1 an I I Comphments of CO. Compliments of Save 'W o 5000 on Nationally Advertise Shoes We ac ' m High And e ' m Low - 78 - W A T K I N S PLUMBING CO IESSE C PIDGE VWATKINS D PHONE 62 l4U6 WALKER THE WARD STUDIO 510 WARD AVENUE ARUTHERSVILLE MISSOURI ARTISTIC PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL WORK 276 1 App intm THE VANDIVORT LUMBER CO sc ty O 211 EAST THIRD STREET CARUTHERSVILLE MO T l ph TENNESSEE SERVICE STATION T A R P S ELECTRIC SERVICE T I S T A D T STUDEBAKER CARS CARUTI-IERSVILLE MO I Pro rietor 9 . r I I Ph or o ent me one! Come czll to the Cotton Blossom Comival!' ertisers Y Icckie lones, Ronnie Lacy, cmd Carl . Compliments of O Pemi ot Coun 's ldest 106 Compliments of I THE OCCASION SHOP 109 East Third Street Caruthersville, Mo. PEOPLES OIL COMPANY WHOLESALE RETAIL 44,454 PINK ACUFF P . CARUTHEQSVILLE Mo HUWAHD SWAN Athletic Hands lfnmpany Compliments of HELM WHOLESALE Earuthersvllle Sand and Gravel Company CLEANERS d th E p rt w y PHONE 16 WARD AVENUE Compliments of Phones , rop Cape Girardeau. Missouri P Clecxne e x e a - 8 .- CLIFF B. SMITH, Pres. IUANITA P. SMITH, Sec.-Trecrs. PEMISEUT LUMHEH I-IND SUPPLY EIIMPANY PITTSBURGH PAINT PRODUCTS SMOOTH AS GLASS I OHN S MANSVILLE ROOFING ASBESTOS SIDING INSULATION H g y 84 W t t Off Bo 879 CARUTHERSVILLE MISSOURI HARPER S IEWELRY STORE PIERCE 81 HORNER P L HORNER E C PIERCE 8 ll ll i hwa es Pos ice x Compliments of I Claude Gc1llicm's candy merry-qo-round tcxliee 1 prize at the Christmas Art Ten. Compliments of Gm IM p rkausas MISSUUII X 3 Q Power Eompan se? 4, XN IM Q6-00 If Dov KILOXNFA 4 Extends best w1shes to the students and faculty l of the Carutherswlle H1qh School for an abundance l Q Q I ot happmess qood health and good cheer through the years to come 1 PFDDY xuL0N P Day Phone 613 Nlte Phone 420 I P BERRY Weldmq Company Welders of Cyhnder Heads G Blocks Automohve Iobbers Automohve Machmxsts BERRY BUILT Heads Blocks Motors RU 1-IERSVILLE MO CITY MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH THIRD and WALKER PHONE 1400 L K VAN AUSDALL IR CHAF FIN BROTHERS DRUG STORE EARL L BRUNTON INTERIOR and EXTERIOR TRIMS AWNINGS UPHOLSTERING- A Good Pnce and a Good Iob nun I F Q05 00,3 l I W S ' O 1 S ? f' 71' E lb E 5 s I 'tmf'-sx2'::. ' 'P 1 Q96 'fa a 9 o , . . . - E '2 ,QE . , 1 1 Ovweumksggn ' .........Q... ,X O C CA T' , . I I ll 1 82 1 Mcllarty Ein Cnmpany Mil th f Cott dR d MODERN EFFICIENT COTTON GINNING EQUIPMENT BOB MEI-IRLE IOI-IN R BADER PHONE 866 HINIIHEY S BILLI!-IHD5 C 1 MISSOURI SOYBEAN COMPANY Caruthv11lM 83 Six es Sou o Caruthersville on onwoo ca I Compliments of The Pepsters on parade. 7 omp iments of ers ' e, o BERRY WELDERS SUPPLY CO. CARUTHERSVILLE MO and IONESBORO ARK A C and D C ELECTRIC WELDERS and ELECTRIC WELDING SUPPLIES 142 WEST THIRD STREET CARUTHERSVILLE MO Cornphrnents of CHURCHILL S GARAGE THE CRYSLER COMPANY 5th at WALKER Caruthersville Mo PHONE I5 Y Q I A Compliments of BERNARD INSURANCE AGENCY Personnel Walter Bemard Stanford Bohn Miss lean Townsend Miss Mary Ellen Kmdred DR C O DeHOFF OPTOMETRIST BOX NO 73 PHONE 205 CARUTHERSVILLE MO DALE THOMAS RADIO PHILCO Radio Television Repairs Phone 945 CARUTHERSVILLE MO COLLIN S GAS COMPANY 800 CARLETON AVE PHONE 182 CARUTHERSVILLE MO I C I 0 I ,, . g f I if '- . Q I , R V Oo Do x I . ix. C me on boys, let's see a movie. Projectionists -- , - r Williams, Iohn Finley, lames Kin , Ioe Long, es rbuckle, and Homer Dale Bracey. I GAITHER FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO 513 WARD PHONE 448 CARUTHERSVILLE MO. eF th hsfi ted 'm THE EAT SPOT 1119 WARD AVENUE ARUTHERSVILLE MO. DUSTIN S STEAK W I S 9 g JJ Ml ,,,, Democrat Argus + f f g Uf 5191! CLEVIDENCE MACHINE WORKS PHONE 134 C the 111e M CHARLES DORROH Comph ents of Fin urniture For e Home Sa' ac ion Gucxran e ' lyuif Cl 00 Ufa f Kelli., Cl el' + + + UA? 7 O. W. CHILTON, Proprietor + + Commercia ,grin in U e Serve o erue .14 ainn . . LCG ll leif Compliments of aru rsv' , o. .... 35 .. HUTCHISON CIN THE GOLDEN RULE 1 F HUNT S R dY' W NEWS AGENCY PHONE 822 CARUTHERSVILLE MO THE GLOBE HOME OIL QS GAS CLOTHING STORE COMPANY th xlle FITSL State Bank of Caruthersvllle S1 011,41 o mf l 86 Compliments of Comphmems of Comp ete Fabric Center Newest ashions in ' ea - o- ear Compliments Compliments of Caru ersv' . Mo. C . 1 Olll' flell Ollie IUIIQ all 2 .Qwi ei your .fdccounf Comphments of MUN!-KN Sales Company PONTIAC CADILLAC G M C I ORDAN 'S GROCERY 6. MARKET OPEN EVERY DAY I 1 17 WARD PHONE CARUTHERSVILLE MO K 6. S HARDWARE CARUTHERSVILLE Mo VAN I OHN SON S YOUR PLACE TO EAT 5TH 6. WARD CARUTHERSVILLE MO PEMISEUT UIL EIJMPANY The Texas Company + I AMES T AHERN Adm trat 6. Manage CARUTHERSVILLE MO 171 + + . . . Phone 187 ' A O Authorized Distributor e spring a yo ' t b For ennis??? I + + O inis or r McCOY BROTHERS PURINA FEEDS PHONE 92 107 EAST 4TH LEONARD LIMBAUGH NEELEY BROTHERS IMPLEMENT CO M comvncx FARM EQUIPMENT REFRIGERATION PHONE 42 1 MOORE S INSURANCE AGENCY NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION HUBERT WII.SON BERNIE LAY ADVERTISING COMPANY PHONE 487 606 VVEST 8TH STREET MILK BAR ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS Comphments of O c and Worried? Compliments of Comp iments of I Secretary-Treasurer - gg .. :'Your Deposits Insured for 510. 00000' THE NATIONAL BANK OF CARUTHERSVILLL ABRHODESV P dt6fCh A Good Bank wlth a lot of Good Customers MCCLENDON LUMBER CO 906 WARD PHONE 287 DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS WEST 4TH PHONE 899 A P NEIFIND INSURANCE AGENCY CARUTHERSVILLE MO POPHAM BUICK COMPANY 89 . . . ice- resi en as ier Compliments of PRESCRIPTION 112 Compliments of NELSON COAL - FEED - FUEL OIL TELEPHONE 250 CARUTHERSVILLE MO. QUINN IEWELRY PETE ROBERTSON GROCERY COMPANY AayBoigCHS YOUR BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM THE REPUBLICAN orrrcrz sUPPL1Es COMMERCIAL PRINTING Peck Hayden Drug EU Cath IM The Rancid store PHONES 606 7 1200 WARD Comphments of lw s os in . . . and Caruthersvilleu I. THOMAS MARKEY, Editor Ccxruthersville Missouri ru ersvi le, issouri l. 9 it DRINK ROYAL CROWN C O L A NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY CARUTHERSVILLE MO SAWYER S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Reg t d Ph Duty at All T 324 WARD PHONE 83 CARUTHERSVILLE MO H S SMITH FUNERAL HOME AIVIBULANCE SERVICE 808 WARD PHONE 468 CARUTHERSVILLE MO T R NELSON GROCERY PHONE 296 1004 ADAMS CARUTHERSVILLE MO REED S TIN SHOP Au dDelr F Le GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK HIGHWAY 84 WEST PHONE 180 Compliments of QUINN BARBER SHOP Compliments of SHADE MOTOR COMPANY , amp imen 1 0 Ssnmr Class of SE ton Blossom Carnival qlcxmour parade, For Better Canned Cotton Crews Reynolds Gm EU Complete Hcrrdwlcke Etters Gm wlth Llnt Cleaners Gln at SHADE SWITCH Camus xll M1 Gnits Fo All Occas ns STAN F IELD S SMITH STUDIO JEWELRY 9 Cl I 1 CC ' 79 ersv' e, 'ssouri PHONE 1325 Compliments of I I r io GAS AND GAS APPLIANCES TRADERS MERC CO H P ts ts d GE Appl CARUTHER VILLE BERNIE IENNETT MISSOURI RIVERSIDE EIN INC MODERN CLEANING DRYING SYSTEM PHONE 181 HIGHWAY 84 WEST Thnmassuns Shun Shnp 401 WARD CARUTHERSVILLE R W HAWKINS THE DAIRY QUEEN IOE ACQUINO I ANE ACQUINO THE SPORTSTER E ryth gf th Sprt SHADE EQUIPMENT COMPANY SIGMA DELTA CHI , n ardware. ain , Gif and Bendix an icxnces S Compliments of fs I ATTORNEY AT LAW Compliments of Compliments of ve in or e o sman Compliments of '1 V'ED V MARKF 94 TZROY S TJ, . . 1 ffillu If-ug I In-i Q lun 'Q-1. mu 4f'P'-4+ lf Hs a MISSUUHIA YEAHBUUH Hs RIGHT' Select us as the prmter for your yearbook and be sure of a flne book every t1rr1el RIGHT IN DESIGN! 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