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

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Dances, Assemblies, Teas, and Campaigns PosTers, nameTags, and campaign meeTingsl These were uppermosT in everyone's minds from March I4-I7 as C.H.S. sTudenTs rushed around geTTing ready for The big S.A.C. elec- K Tion. Finally The exciTing elecTion day assembly I Q began, The Tour iunior candidaTes, Kay Burns, T Beny CoHins Barbara Khnkhardh and PaT Roe- QI buck, and Then canwpmgn rnanagem rhade Then canwpaign speeches,The voTes vvere casT by members oT The sTudenT body, and every- one seTHed dovvn To vvan unTH Honor Recog- niTion Day and The announcemenT of The vvin- nen Lggvgggyzszfwfwfrm , A I3 AT y ET mf! A LETS C551 , X f gy., If QT? N 5 lS THIS HIGH ENOUGH? asks BeTTy Collins as her supporTers Linda Gilmore, Sammy Hill, PaTTy Kelly, and Randall Harper look on. Wayne Morelan, BeTTy's campaign manager is noT piciured. A 222 I LTTE ITU I As.. f , ,N Q F HELPING BARBARA KLINKHARDT puT up one of her signs for The S.A.C. EIecTion are Gaye Roper and Nancy Dunavant. Lynda Henley, Barbara's campaign manager 1s noT picTured. I :I I fi: CANDIDATE KAY BURNS and Campaign Manager Gerald Jones pose Tor This picture aTTer The elecTion. SUPPORTING CANDIDATE PAT ROEBUCK are White, Travis, Jackson, Hayden, Downing, Campaign Manager Hendricks, and Warren. 29

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Student Activity Committee Sponsors Many Activities . IC SUPERINTENDENT COBBLE installs S.A.C. officers Sawyer, B. Figgins, Mehrle, Buchanan, C. Figgins, Hunt, Merideth, Cook, and Bingham at the annual S.A.C. Installation Assembly. OFFICERS President .os,oosooo sossss,ooo.,sssssoso ..,,. B obby Figgins Vice President oosoooo,,o.os sso.os . C C Mary Sue Hunt Corresponding Secretary ,os,s, ...., M artha Buchanan Recording Secretary cscs,.cc, Sue Chris Mehrle Treasurer C C CC ,ac, C CCCCCCCC Chris Figgins Historian CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CC C Mary Emma Merideth Scrapbook Keepers C CC CCCCC Virginia Bingham Billy Cook Girls carrying the boys' books? Yes sir! lt was April 8, Twirp Day, sponsored by the S.A.C. The girls changed places with the boys by carrying their books, opening doors tor them, and taking their favorite beaux to the Twirp Dance that night. ln addition to Twirp Day the S.A.C. sponsored many other activities tor the student body such as Freshman Week, Christmas Alumni Tea and Assembly, Christmas Baskets, Talent Show, S.A.C. Election and Assembly, S.A.C. Installation Assembly, and various dances. ln January the S.A.C. held a discussion workshop for its members to try to improve its functioning in the school and to write a new constitution tor the organization. The money the S.A.C. made from its proiects was used to send a delegation to the State Student Council Convention at Kirkwood and to make a donation to the Cotton Blossom. The purpose ot the S.A.C., which is composed of representatives from all high school classes, is to pro- mote activities tor the student body it represents. ADVISORS Mrs. Irene Hazel Miss Mariorie Lasley Mrs. Artie Moodle I I l , ,ii STANDING: B. Figgins. FIRST ROW: Frakes, Collins, Buchanan, Burns, Martin, Going, Hamlert. SECOND ROW: Gilmore, Bingham, Bynum, Cook, Hendricks, L. Foster, C. Figgins. THIRD ROW: Hunt, TeroyC FOURTH ROW: Roper, Hayden, Merideth, Mehrle, Worsham, T. Foster, Cheek. STAND- ING: Miss Lasley, Mrs. Moody, Mrs. Hazel. 28

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S.A.C. Talent Show Takes Guests Around the World AWARDS tor first and second places in the Talent Show Poster Contest are presented to Georgia Goodale and Pat Swiggart by Co-Chairman Mary Sue Hunt. TALENT SHOW EMCEES, Cheek and Burge, are being stewed by African natives Merideth, Bingham, Bradford, Teroy, Martin, and Johnson. Around the World was the theme ot the S.A.C. sponsored Talent Show held on December 3. Jerry Cheek and Jerry Burge were emcees for the tour. As the night progressed, we watched the Ozark Jubilee, complete with square-dancers and hillbilly singing, saw the hula danced in Hawaii, and the emcees almost stewed by African cannibals. We were entertained by a bulltight in sunny Spain and a swanky New York night club band. Even though we had seen the cream of the crop from many lands, we still thought C.H.S. talent was second to none. ROCK AND ROLL SINGER Donald Hinton, one ot the winners in the Talent Show, is assisted by Edward Wicker, Clyde Farrow, and Larry Joe Thompson. TALENT SHOW WINNERS, Mary Emma Merideth, Wickie Taylor, Donald Hintin, and Mike Mears, representing the best skit, Ozark Jubilee, receive awards from Mary Sue Hunt, co-chairman ot the Talent Show. l