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

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' 01 15' so ,sm ri? .1-4 'Yu STUDY is the first dimension of school life 938, Agios , rsn'uxg1g, o lil W1-WH NW T Fkgiillggf Q In x I i. ,Qs I M8 A f . Lu 9E,53?3'?a 4 P5 ' by Sk gm was ses me him. e Mr COACH JEFF LESTER shows Mr. Jack Hoplce a roclceT used for demonsTraTion in The general science classes. DEEPLY ABSORBED in The dissecTing of a Trog are members oT The biology class. Ted Moody. Dennis Waldron, John E. GarreTT, Paul Eddie Johnson, and Wendell MclnTosh. interest increases in science classes Science classes have increased as much as IOO per cenT and greaT sTrides have been made Toward mod- ernizing our science equipment reporTed Mr. Jack l loplce in commenTing on The C.l-l.S. science deparT- menT. Weird sighTs and smells-as well as much serious learning-are noT unusual in The science classes. IT is said ThaT Bunson burners are used Tor everyThing in chemisTry-even roasTing marshmallows! Mr. Jack l-lopke TaughT biology, physics, and chem- isTry This year. as well as sponsored a sophomore home- room, coached iunior high baskeTlgall. and advised The ProiecTionisT Club. l-le received his A.B. degree aT Peabody College. Mr. Hoplce has TaughT 23 years in C.l-l.S. Mr. JeTT l.esTer. in his TirsT year aT C.l l.S., TaughT Tive classes oT general science, was assisTanT TooTball and Track coach, a co-sponsor oT The C Club. and a freshman homeroom sponsor. l-le received his B.S. de- gree Trom Murray STaTe College. T ,T 1 Y'--..,....,c s 4 W ., ANYONE FOR A SHAMPOO? Jan MarTin and Joe Taylor are guinea pigs in Trying ouT The shampoo concocTed in chemisTry. Jerry Raburn, Brenda Bradford, Donna Sharpmack, Lynda Henley, HousTon Brewer. and Frank Owens see ThaT The experimenT is properly compleTed.