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

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More Than Just Temperature Laura Townsend and companions prove that friendship is still “red-hot” at CHS. 1983-84 was also a very productive year for the clubs and organizations at C.H.S.. D.E.C.A. and F.B.L.A. fared very well at District Competitions and each club sent several students to State Competition. Many other clubs were very active also and membership was up in most of the clubs. Of the clubs and organizations, the C.H.S. Band was by far the most productive. During the course of the year, the band won more trophies in 1 year than any other band in the history of the school. Out of the band, many students received All-Division honors and some went to State Competition. The choir also did very well as they attended the District Competition and fared very well. As did the band, the choir sent some students to State Competition, also. The classes at C.H.S. were also red-hot this year. The seniors were full of enthusiasm and excitement throughout the year, as they neared graduation. The junior class was happy about being able to attend Prom, getting Senior rings and becoming a Senior next year. Sophomores were excited about no longer being the lowest underclassmen and showed their enthusiasm by winning the Spirit Week competition at Homecoming. The freshmen were very thrilled about being part of high school as well as enjoying the privileges of being in high school. The year started in red-hot fashion with the heat schedule. It then carried forth to the various clubs and organizations and, of course, was a part of the sports teams in their enthusiasm. The year got even hotter in spirit as graduation neared and, overall, 1983-84 was as red-hot as the Tiger Spirit coursing through the veins of the C.H.S. students. The students' excitement even remains “red-hot” during the first snowfall of the year. The students mingle in the shade where it was cooler during the heat schedule at the beginning of the year. CARUTHERSVILLE HIGH SCH001 f o HI ?P' IS (EMEU HERE HIES E PP ... The sign at the entrance to the campus at C.H.S. is evidence of the 5 students “red-hot” pride in their school. Photos by Lee Smith

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