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

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superintendent cobble is pleased with c.h.s. advancement FUTURE-MINDED Mr. Delmar A. Cobble, superintendent ot schools, is in the process ot completing his desk work as he looks torward to an educational tour ot Europe this sum- mer. l-le received his B.S. trom Southeast State College and his M.E. trom the University ot Missouri. As he completes his titth year as superintendent ot Caruthersville schools, he is pleased with the constant im- provements our system is making. l-le believes that this year's graduating class, which is the largest ot the school's history, and the tine work our graduates are doing in colleges, are evidence ot improved teaching methods. There are plans under way to continue this improvement by the addition ot new tools and the consolidation ot math and science, which go along with new trends. lt requires an etticient and civic-minded Board ot Edu- cation to attain the standards our school system, which consists ot I5 buildings, lO2 teachers, and 2300 students, now boasts. The board must constantly replace equip- ment and instruction aids, and this year they supervised the completion ot the new auditorium-gymnasium. As a result, we are a member ot the North Central Associa- it-2, tion and hold a AAA rating. Pictured below, going over the business at hand, are the board members. STANDING: Superintendent Cobble, Mr. Jack Hutchinson, Mr. Willard Collins, Mr. Frank Slentz. SEATED: Mr. Dalton Teroy, Mrs. Frances Walton, Mrs. Thomas Markey, president, and Mr. Dale Bracey.