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

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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 , .

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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!