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

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CARUTHERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL lPlan for building Caruthersville sTudenTsJ ARCHITECTS Caruthersville Board of Educaiion CONTRACTOR Delmar A, Cobble, SuperinTendenT SUBMITTED TO: Citizens of Carufhersville, Missouri TO THE STUDENTS' DELIGHT our growing campus has Turned into a winTer wonder- land overnight -1 N Snovvs and rains, how- ever, delayed The com- pleTion of The new gym unTil The summer of 1958.

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I .. .TODBY13 REALITY LIST OF MATERIALS Specifications Administration be aaaaaa , ,.A7, ,7,,,7,,,,,,, L L L Superintendent, Board ot Education, Principal, Secretaries, Guidance Director, Nurse, Custodians Faculty and Classes ,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,7,, Mathematics, Science, English, Language Arts, Physical Education, Drivers' Education, Practical Arts, Fine Arts, Social Studies, Library Organizations and Activities aa,,,, 6 ,,,.a, Cotton Blossom, Clubs and their Activities, Music Department Athletics aaaa.aaaaaaaaaaaaaa,aaaaa . aaaa a,,. Football, Basketball, Track Intramural Sports Students ..aaaa....aaaa... 6 ,,.,aaaaaaaa,.,..,.,,.. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors Our Patrons-Advertisers .a., The first 'Floor of our dream becomes a reality. The months of waiting and watching are coming to an end as the gym nears completion. aPage 7 ac Page TO Page 26 Page 62 Page 76 Page T07 Lt. , PM , 'iq' 0 14 I . i ' The blueprint is a reality . . . the com- pleted auditorium- gymnasium with its 3,000 seating capac- ity is a part of our school plant.

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C.H.S. HAS ABLE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS. THEY BUILT WELL IN I957-58 MR. DELMAR A. COBBLE, our Superintendent, is signing booklets, his personal gifts to the graduating seniors, Mr. Cobble completed his fourth year in the Caruthersville school system this year. He received his B.S. 'From South- east State College and his M.E. 'From the University ot Mis- souri. Mr. Cobble's many outside interests include fishing, reading, and his church work. Before a great structure rises to the sky architects must plan and arrange their ideas into blueprints to insure that the building will be beautitul in design and adaptable for future growth. In a similar way, in 1957-58, our school had a dedicated Board of Education to draft blue- prints which would provide for the growth and enioy- ment of C.H.S. students. These six good Caruthersville citizens gave much of their time this year to transact school business. In the hands of a trained and responsible contractor the completed and approved blueprints will become a reality. Our C.H.S. contractor tor 1958, Superintendent Delmar A. Cobble, was such a Workman and an asset to our Caruthersville system. Under the direction of our architects and our con- tractor, C.H.S. in 1958 saw the realization of a dream of many years, the building of a S232,000 auditorium- gymnasium. In addition, our AAA rating by the State Department ot Education and our membership in the North Central Association were evidences of the high standards which C.I-l.S. continued to maintain in 1958. The operation of the Caruthersville school system with its 15 buildings, 98 teachers, 2300 students and a nearly one million dollar budget, is a big business. BOARD OF EDUCATION MEM- BERS examine blueprints before inspecting the new gymnasium- auditorium. Pictured are Mr. Wil- Iard Collins, Superintendent Cob- ble, Mr. Dale Bracey, Mrs. J. Thomas Markey, president, Mr. Frank Slentz, and Mr. Dalton Teroy. Not present are Mr. Jack Hutchison and Mrs. Frances Wal- ton, secretary.