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

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OUR UNDERSTANDING OF CHRISTMAS was furthered bv the Christmas Assembly presented by the junior English classes, assisted by the vocal de- partment. ENROLLINC for the District FHA Convention are CHS Future Homemakers Zaetsch. Corbin. Taylor, Neeley, Crowe, Adkins, Stovall. and Bingham. Page 16 Willtlbl' brings work upon work, activity upon activity WINTER was a time of devotion . . . the stu- dent to his studies . . . the athlete to his sports . . . the musician to his music. Thoughts were turned inward, as were our activities. Snow fell. Christmas added its benevolences and a much need- ed vacation. As every season of the year, Winter brought a great variety of special events to CHS. Some of these were the numerous basketball games, Back- to-School-Night for our parents on November 10, District Student Council Convention, November 21, Play Night, November 20, a Modern Dance Program, December 14, FFA Parents, Banquet, December 3, the District FHA Workshop, January 16, Band Day, January 21, Cotton Blossom Jewel Ballf' January 30, and a Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the SAC on February 26. 9 It was a busy season. But there was still time, for making a snow man or for having a snow fight. SUSPICTOUS OF A PRACTICAL JOKE, Bill Yar- brough eats cautiously at the FFA Parents-Son supper. fy W! 45?

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thc sac projects student councils I, f f , 1' SAC DISTRICT MEETING brings many members from different schools in our district. Signs identify each schools delegation. THIS ONE GOES THERE directs S-XC pon or N11 Nlarjorie Lasley as members Shari 'Nlartin and Plina Spei ht pre fla for the District Meeting. decorations PUTTING FINISHING TOUCHES on the eagle for the District Meet- ' ing decorations are workers Sandra Raburn, John Bracey, and Judy , Thomas.

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