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

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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 ' '

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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.