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

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(Far left) Maggie Shelby, B.S., E.M.R. Arkansas State University, S.I.U., St. Louis University. Special Education, 29 years. I would have more time to work in the community, take care of my grandchildren, and travel.” (Left) Shirley Masters, B.S.E., Southwestern Liberal Arts College, Northeast Missouri State, A.S.U., Special Education. Nine years. ”1 would pursue the hobby of manuscript writing.” Russell Crawford, B.S., Southeast Missouri State, University of Panama. An. Three-and-a-half years. ”1 would be an international an dealer.” (Left) Mrs. Buck, Special Education Aide. 25

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Developing Special Talents Meeting Special Needs (Right) Randall Blue, B.M. University of Cincinnati, MM, Southern Illinois University - Carbon-dale. Band. Seven years. “I don’t know. (Far right) Pauline Masters, AFA, William Woods College SEMO State University, Arkansas State University, Missouri University. Music. 35 years. ”1 would like to travel. (Right) Janet Gascoigne, Bachelor of Music Education, Murray State University. Band one year. 1 would study to be a music engraver. (Far right) Dorothy Clark, B.A., M.A., Oklahoma University. Art 25 years. I would have a craft shop. 24

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Creating Useful Objects; (Right) Lynn Basham, B.S. University of Southern Mississippi. Industrial Arts. One year. I would probably be in business for myself. (Right) John M. Gale, B.S. University of Missouri. Agriculture. 34 years. I would farm, fish and travel. (Above) Franklin Dillion, B.S., M . Ed . , Oklahoma State, University of Arkansas. 13 years. I might do appliance repair, be a carpenter, or work for Sears. (Above) Fred Boyd, B.S., M. Ed. , Southwestern Oklahoma State, Central Missouri State. C.O.E. 11 years. 1 would be a truck driver, farmer, restaurant manager, grain elevator manager, commodity broker, etc. 26