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

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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-

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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.

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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