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

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''THIS WAS A WINNER, points out Becky Burns and Mary Lou Dillard to Coach Arment and Mr. Sam Bishop, visitors at the Art Open House held annually by the advanced art classes. Parents follow schedules at Back-to-School Night REGISTERING ADULT STUDENTS on their Back-to-School-Night , are Future Teachers Sue Spencer, Mary Estes, and Bunny Shaeffer. Page 24

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speakers, music, and films, make varied assemblies Fall school days were varied by numerous assemblies and special programs. During the first week of school, at the Freshman Orientation Assembly, the new freshman class was welcomed to C. H. S. New S. A. C. members were installed at an assembly held on September 22. An Indianapolis Speedway racer was the guest speaker at a Safe-Driving Assembly, October 12. To climax the S. A. C. “Clean-Up Campaign”, “Cuz” Moreland, local radio announcer, was the speaker at the Litter Bug Assembly on October 27. On Wednesday, preceding the Thanksgiving holidays, a program of music wras given by the Mixed Chorus and Girls’ Glee Club. It was followed by a short plav sponsored by the S. A. C. and presented bv the Thespians. Other fall events were the Homecoming Assembly and Dance on October 20, Back-to-School Night for parents on November 2, and many pep assemblies. F.H.A.'ERS serve punch and cookies to parents and members of the faculty at the annual November Parents' Back-to-School Night. THANKFUL PILGRIMS bow their heads in prayer at the Thanksgiving Assembly. O. Going, M. Bigham, B. Dugger, H. Bynum, L. Taylor, S. Carson, R. DePriest, D. Highley, B. Vanderpool, and D. Hensley portray the Indians and pilgrims of the first Thanksgiving. Page 23

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Mrs. Irene Hazel is honored by city and C.H.S. Mrs. Irene Hazel. C. H. S. art instructor, was honored by the Caruthersville Woman’s Club at a reception and exhibit of her work on November 30. The Club paid tribute to Mrs. Hazel in these words: “Mrs. Hazel’s influence in making our community art conscious, the fact that she has done much to further interest in fine arts in this area, and her help and suggestions in the field of art in civic activities give the Woman’s Club reasons to express appreciation by presenting this exhibit of her work.” C. H. S. did its part, too, for Mrs. Hazel’s “big night.” The secretarial practice class did the programs. the art class the program covers and decorations. and the home economics classes made cookies and served at the reception. The faculty presented her with an orchid, and posters proclaimed. “This is Irene Hazel Day in C. H. S.” THIS IS IRENE HAZEL DAY, says Mar-liss Klinkhardt as she shows Mrs. Hazel one of the posters announcing this special day in C.H.S. MRS. IRENE HAZEL graciously receives guests at the exhibit of her work and reception held in her honor by the members of the Caruthersville Woman's Club. Page 25