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

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LEADING THE GRAND MARCH, to '4Pomp and Circum- stancef' are Gerald Jones, senior class president, and Sammy Hill, junior class president, and their dates. . . . and of course, the junior-senior prom Exotic music, Hawaiian dishes, and swaying palm trees well describe the Junior-Senior Prom May 6, I960. After weeks of decorating the juniors presented '5Blue Hawaiiv to the senior class. The decorations carried through the theme while the ukeleles, leis, and draped fish net added color to the theme. lVIcCool's Orchestra, consisting of the band directors in this area, played for the dance. Page 25 DANCING TO GOOD MUSIC at a Hawaiian Luau is something everyone dreams of doing. These couples at the Junior-Senior Prom are ex- periencing a dream come true. SWAYING GENTLY TO THE STRAINS of 'SI..i'l Brown Gal , McGimpsey, Burns, and Morse provide entertainment at the Junior-Senior Prom,

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5, 'M . . . with the honor s0ciety's st. pat's dance The St. Patrick Dance, sponsored by the Honor Society, March l2, was one of the new royalty dances, introducing Mr. and Miss CHS. Glenda Speight and Ronnie Boyd were the students' choices for these new CHS honors. They were chosen by secret ballot at an election held in the old gym. Decorations for the St. Patrick Dance con- sisted of leprechauns, pipes, shamrocks, and chains. , .f ' ' n fi' f- .JD ff FLOWER AND CROWN BEARERS, Margaret Preston and Brad Scott, look admiringly at Miss CHS, Clenda Speight. MR. AND MISS CHS smile happily as they lead off the dance of the royalties at the St. Patrick's Ball. Page 24 fu, POSINC AFTER THE CROWNING are Mr. and Miss CHS candidates, Paul Mehrle, Dottie Daulton, freshmen, Dennis Clark, Judy Corbin, juniors, Mr. and Miss CHS, Ronnie Boyd and Glenda Speight, seniors, and Bobbie Wilks, Vicki Cravens, sophomores.

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after lllllcll politikin' students go to the polls One of the most exciting times of the year was the days surrounding the SAC election,April 27. Much speech making and campaigning went on among stu- dents. On the day of the election, April 27. students waited in lines to vote in actual election booths which were furn- ished by the city officials. CANDIDATE ANNE H. JAMES and Gerald Jones, campaign manager. . E YOU t+ttWD x NEW 5? BANNERS FLYING, posters declaring. and music blaring from the band. create atmosphere in the annual SAC election assembly. Candidates and their campaign managers on the stage anxiously await their turn to speak. VOTING is a serious business for CHS students. This student is vot- ing for SAC president in an au- thenic voting booth provided by the city. ' ,Q li CANDIDATE SAMMY HILL and ' Judy Dowd, campaign manager. tt l I Y. ITL ,ff g jf .BEHIND CANDIDATE SHARI MARTIN and Nancy Scott, campaign manager. CANDIDATE SANDRA RABURN and Sandra Stubbs, campaign man- ager. S A GO r.. ffixiriit I Co I 1 mutt 'I :QSM K A Q Page 26