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

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. . Surrendering Gracefully the Things of Youth . . . Take kindly the council of the years, surrendering gracefully the things of youth. DARRYL ROBERTS Your stack of homework is bigger than your students'. JANICE PINION Your students enrolled in journalism tell you they don't like to write or talk to people. RICHARD STORM Not being able to slap someone with a smart mouth. WILLIAM PELTS When your year begins in August and ends in May, instead of beginning in January and ending in December. MARLENE RHODE 18

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 You Do Homework on Weekends You do homework on weekends -especially on Friday night. PAULA KIRTLEY Your chorus group likes to sing and provide others with good entertainment. PAULINE MASTERS Your best student wants to do more. ROBERT McGRAW When a student says, These problems are really easy once you get the answer. You really know however, when you see the look of understanding after the explanation of a problem and see the satisfactory results of the students' work. ROSE McKILLIP When you’re going home with more homework than your students. ]. Y. MILLER One should always attempt to be part of the solution rather than the problem. NEELY MITCHELL 17

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. . Laughing at Yourself. You find yourself doing homework every night. NATALIE TATE When you're having a conversation with friends and repeat what you say five times in five different ways, all in words no longer than two syllables. SHARON TYLER You wake up in the mornings and put on your double-knits. HARV WELCH Laughing at yourself when you realize that today you weren’t the smartest student in the class. JAMES WILSON 19