Scott County Central High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Morley, MO)

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Kaus MAINTENANCE CAFETERIA BUS DRIVERS Our cooks: Mrs. Myrtle Stacy and Mrs. Lena Morgan. its Bus Drivers: Left to right--Mr. Adams, Mr. Gilliland, Mr. Barnes, Mr. Chasteen, and Nlr. Abernathy. Insert: Mr. Blissett. . 5!wZ'n..N Hi f' 6 V:-Lv flim sy fe' fix' I 0- Q Chief maintenance man is Mr. Abernathy, whose willingness to lend a helping hand has made him a friend to all. .J xx' X X DINE A17 'VICSI' LQ

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Mr. Roy Ragains Superintendent TOP EXECUTIVES Throughout the year 1963, President Kennedy was confronted with many of our nation's problems. These problems had to be met with wisdom and tact in order to arrive at a solution. As problems arise in the government of a nation, so do they arise in the administration of a school. It is the duty of these people to find an answer to the problems of our school. The welfare of each student is their chief con- cern. Mr. H. F. Bill Clare Pr' ' al Mrs. Margaret Jackson mclp Secretary 6

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COTTON BLOSSOM STAFF The annual staff is busily engaged in laying out the 1963 yearbook. Hard work and persistence paid off when the last page was ready for publication. Editor Linda Montgomery spent many long hours getting the annual ready to go to press. f 5 .Ina Jim McDonald hands his ballot to Kathy Mere dith while Sally Gregg and Jan Engram mark their choice for COTTON BLOSSOM queen.