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

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Dede Jean and Kathy Lancaster seem to have found something interesting to look at. Michael Bennett seems to find something amusing about Nicki Goff Pritchard's conversation. Debra Duckett. Randy McFadden. Kim Phelps, and Evelyn Gunter enjoy lunch with their friends. Bryan Roberts and Dee Privett are “Friends till the end. Scott James practices his levitation before school 29

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SOPHOMORES Shauna Smith Tony Smith Joyce Springer Aaron Stetson David Stewart Lara Streete Anthony Swinger Beverly Taper Della Wade Melissa Walker Ellen Watkins Jim Watkins Aaron Wigginton Denise Williams Jay Wilson Roxann Wilson Mark Woodall Odessia Wooden 28

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JUNIORS Being a junior at Caruthersville High School means many different things. They are not considered Underclassmen anymore. They have finally made it through the first two years and have gotten into the swing of things. Some juniors are traditionally chosen to be a part of an American History project which consists of them gong on CCC, which is Civilian Conservation Corps, and Depression Weekend. This year there was a change in CCC; instead of working in Tennessee this year they went to Big Springs. Depression Weekend is a time when the American History students recreate the shanty towns that many homeless lived in during the Depression of the 1930's. An important part of everyone's Junior year is the ordering of the traditional Senior rings in the Fall. A com- mittee of the Junior class officers picks a certain style of ring and then each junior class member orders their own ring. The rings are delivered in the Spring. These rings may have activities on the side, or the year of graduation. The Junior Class is traditionally involved in fund-raising since it is their responsibility to plan, decorate, and host the Junior-Senior Prom in May. These students put in long, hard hours of work decorating the Community Center for the banquet and dance that follows afterwards. To get ready for this, the Juniors volunteer their time and effort to work in the concession stand at the football, volleyball, and basketball games. The juniors are a very important part of Caruthersville High School. The Junior Class Officers are (front row, left to right) Grittiya Supat-tanasiri and Lane Southern; (second row) Lori Milbum, Trey Meeks and Beth Singleton. Junior Class Officers President-Trey Meeks Vice-President-Lori Milburn Secretary T reasurer-Beth Singleton Reporter- Grittiya Supattanasiri Student Council Representative- at-Large- Lane Southern 30