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

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Organization Assistance Neatness Faculty information included academic degrees, schools attended, 1977-78 teaching assignments, number of years taught, and answers to the question: What would yo do if you didn't teach school? is J. M. Hayes, custodian. Not pictured: Johnny Ashford and Maintenance Supervisor, Otto Going.

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Mrs. Mary Rollins Mrs. Delpha Abbott Mr. Thomas Porter Mrs. Limbouth Gurley Mr. J. A. Taylor - Administrative Assistant The superintendent's job is complicated and demanding. Superintendent Carl Hutchison represents the School Board to the community and to the teachers in all policy decisions and procedures. A particularly time-consuming task for Mr. Hutchison is the preparation and administration of the budget for District 18. He also interviews prospective teachers and acts for the Board on contract renewal and teacher resignations. Mr. Hutchison is aided greatly by the administrative staff, who help prepare reports, pay bills, and work with students and district personnel. Mr. Carl Hutchison - Superintendent 17

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(Above.lefi) Joe Parkinson. Principal. B.S., M.E., Arkansas Slate University, University of Mississippi. Ten years principal: 30 years in education. ’’I'm not sure what I would do after thirty years of teaching. When I first went to college, I planned to be a CPA.” (Above, right) Rae Michie, secretary. (Center) Cynthia Porter, counselor. B.A., M.Ed., Mississippi State University, Memphis State University. Eight years counselor; eight years teacher. ”1 would probably be a perpetual student and writer. ” (Below, left) Carrie Nagl, counselors' aide. 19