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

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(At right) From top to base: King, McCoy, Robinson, Cook, Tate. Edgerton. Gilmore. Butler, Payne. Teroy Standing on hands: B. Johnson, and J. Dudley. Ring 2..,. Physical Education COACH DITSLER Coach Don Ditsler was our football coach and physical education instructor for the first three quarters of the year. Upon his resignation Mr. Joe Parkinson took over the department and finished out the year. Besides the acrobatics pictured, other phases of instruction include: calisthenics, basketball, tennis, volleyball, kickball, badminton. COACH DITSLER (Below) Bobby Johnson lifts Jerry Dudley high into the air with one hand as the physical education class looks on. (Above) E. Wilks, N. Bryson, E. Christian, B. Burrows. M. Cottrell. P. Whitfield. C. Brodie, P. Rushing. J. Hawkins, and M. Lauck form a pyramid in physical education.

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Ring 1... Commerce REDMAN DUNHAM Mr. Redman Dunham watches the work of Louie Dudley in bookkeeping class. LeRoy Cravens, Samijoe Castleberry and Janet Bacon seem to be deep in concentration on the lesson. Mr. Dunham also teaches shorthand, typing, business law and business English. EDWARD SHELTON Mr. Edward Shelton with his general business class. He also teaches bookkeeping and sponsors the Projectionists Club besides taking care of his duties as principal. (Below) In their newly equipped typing room, complete with the latest type desks chairs, and typewriters, the members of the fourth hour typing class are pitting their skill against that of a former record breaker. Doyne Mtchie. class of '38. Doyne is at the corner typewriter. Typical of Mr. Dunham is that broad grin. Here he IS illustrating shorthand to three ol his students, Betty Koyf Clark. Patty Taylor, and Freddie Howell

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Ring 3.„ Academic Subjects Mathematics LENA WALK lean Alexander and Eddie Adams look on as Miss Walk demonstrates the use of the transit in indirect measurement. Miss Walk sponsors a junior homeroom, and also does an excellent job as sponsor of the Honor Society. (Above) Joe Anders explains to Ann Elise Berry a locus construction problem and Jerry Figgins and Lee Bennett Jones construct an intricate problem in geometry class. WILLIAM L. ALLISON Mr. Allison explains a trigonometry problem to Tom Lee Smith and Marjorie Baker. Mr. Allison, assistant principal of the South Side School, teaches this one class in high school. (At Left) Bob Bartholomew and Ann Richardson explain graphs ol linear equations as Nancy Foster, Betty McAdams, and other members ol the algebra I class look on.