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

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THOMAS W. MOCK To give advice on school and personal problems is the concern of our guidance counselor, Mr. Mock. His office door is always open to any student seeking his help and suggestions. He is also World History teacher and co-sponsor of the junior class. MARTHA OYERSTREET Receiving instruction from Mrs. Overstreet are students of her American Government class. This has been Mrs. Overstreet's first year in F. H. S., and the students of her civics, American Government, and American History classes have enjoyed her guidance. She is also a sponsor of the freshman class. 1 . ' Q W f, Jig.: A y n A 3 if 75 .,- LAN The discussion of current problems is a part of the daily procedure in our social studies classes. Here the Ameri- can Problems class is tape recording a panel discussion. ,ss ,X MARY ELLEN HORNER Whether studying the map in geog- raphy, the U. S.'s progress in Ameri- can History, or today's perplexing problems, many F. H. S. students enjoy and benefit from the guidance of Miss Mary Ellen Horner, our so- cial studies teacher. She is over-all sponsor of the Fotton Blossom. and a sponsor of the sophomore class.

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IORFNF FLNIININCHAM To D6'lNLliCl9 students to quit saxing lint 1 one of e mlm 'ilms of M1 Loiene Cun ningham Fng.l1sh teicher Mrs Cunninehim teaches English I ind II ind falso Fngflish litera tuie Extri po itions which she holds 'ue to sponsor of the senioi class S A C and Cotton Blossom M -XRI -XIX M AYEQ This book will cxpliin st use lighting' for you :sys Miss Mlrifin Mfiyes to one of her students. Miss Mayes is second grade teacher in the elementary school and we: borrowed this year to teoich our high school speech. Students enjoyed Miss Mayes' class. and regret that she is not NI -XL LDIW R Al In oidci tc irnpioxe the Spini h tuc nt xoceihuluie NI! Miuldin Ru their in r 1 min tip ilSp e l Ca ei thin qpxni h I and II which Nlr ix eathe ngli 1 I A ide fiom u ii x pon oi of e ei Rig ind one of the spon oi of e sophomore cli We iegiet th it Mr Rai uill not be with u next xeeu S J' returning next year. Tx.. ARTI li MOODIIC A well-eqiiippf-rl liln'urv and un efficient libi iiiin ure reul assets To any school. ' ie Moodie. our lili1'ui'i:in. is well- equippeil for her position. No mutter w at you may be looking for-zi good novel. at reference for 11 report. an eti- quette liooli. or at niuguzine-Mrs. Moodie will find it for you.

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A variety of activities are participated in by the art stu- dents - each working in his chosen medium. WX T' KENNETH FIDLER This is the beginners' band under the excellent supervision of Mr. Kenneth Fidler. The bands, both beginner and senior, have improved remarkably under his direction. He also directs the Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Vhorus. and is sponsor of the Pepsters. We deeply regret that Mr. Fidler will not be back to C. H. S. next year. I4 IJOROTHY WOOD Oh. Mrs. Wood. what have I done now? These are familiar words in the home eco- nomics classes as the girls struggle with their sewing projects. In the newly-remod- eled kitchen. the girls receive help from their advisor in the preparation of meals. Mrs. Dorothy Wood in Home Ec. I. II, III gives the girls valuable training in sewing. cooking. home management and other phases of home making. Mrs. XVood is also sponsor of the F. H. A. IRENE HAZEL To improve their techniques in the vari- ous phases of art, the students of the art classes are carrying out the advice and suggestions being given by Mrs. Irene Hazel, art instructor. Mrs. Hazel teaches Art I, II, and III. In addition to her regular high school class work, she is also co-sponsor of the S. A. C., art sponsor of the yearbook, and elementary art supervisor.