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

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VARSITY C CLUB: First row: Henson, P. Shepard, Fisher, Thompson, Slentz, Abbott, M. Shepard, Bruce, Coach Bethune. Second row: Baird, G. Lossinq, Carmean, Neeley, Clark, Smith, Jean, Davis. Third row: Tipton, Wimberly, C. Lossinq, McCoy, Thomas, Walker. Teroy, Aqnew, Hendricks. Fourth row: Prather, Vauqhn, Hudqens, Duncan, Crayne, Russ, Meredith, Howell, McKaskle. sportsmanship PEP CLUB: Cheerleaders: E. Tipton, Rhodes, Dunaqan, McClanahan, Kllnkhardt, M. Tipton, M. Thompson, C. Hinchey. Officers: C. Crysler, Pickens, Taylor, J. Frazho, D. Bruce, Mrs. Hemenway. First row: Abbott, Murphy, McClendon, Randolph, L. Thompson, Dodd, F. Johnson, Coppaqe, Raburn. Second row: Hardesty, Lonq, Letner, Overstreet, J. Hinchey, Kasper, Broderick, Curtis, D. Frazho, Lane, Lonon, Malone, Cook, Williams. Third row: H. Johnson, Buchanan, Carmean, Ragland, Gillam, Grigory, Dorroh, Ownby, Croft, Moore, J. Crysler, Slentz, Montgomery, Coble, B. Bruce.

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Mary Cook represents freshman enthusiasm by being chosen Miss School Spirit. Membership in the Varsity C Club requires not only the attainment of an athletic letter at CHS, but also a definite spirit of participation and sportsmanship in a member’s school life. This year's Varsity C Club was no exception with the club’s members attaining honors on and off the field. One of the most important functions of the club was its presentation of the Best All-Around Athlete Award. This year's recipient was Mike Fisher, a senior letterman in football, basketball, and track. Behind the Varsity ”C all the way was the active and enthusiastic CHS Pep Club. By organizing such activities as pep rallies and parades throughout the year, the girls endeavored to spark the enthusiasm of the entire student body. The end of the year was climaxed by a recreational night in which Mary Cook, a freshman, was chosen Miss School Spirit. CHS Clubs promote spirit and Tiger cheerleaders prepare to lead yells at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Pep Club members work hard to show off a float that is fit for a queen.

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School spirit builds up for Monday began a week of work, fun, and excitement as students began to prepare for the Homecoming activities and ceremony. During the week each class and club made a banner for the car parade Friday afternoon. Many hours of work were also put in on the Pep Club float. Friday morning the candidates were presented in a colorful assembly. Following the presentations, the cheerleaders led the student body in a short pep rally. That afternoon a car parade followed a course through town and ended in a pep rally on the lawn of Lee Rood Junior High School. In agreement about the junior banner, juniors Curtis. Frazho, Thompson, Hinchey, Rhodes, Broderick, and McClendon make plans. Freshmen Letner, Randolph, Buchanan, Chaffin, and Gillam offer suggestions and labor on their class banner. 24