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

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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

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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, -

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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.