Cook Community High School - Cougar Yearbook (Cook, NE)

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James Hervey, alias Dynamite When eating food he does alright. He's got a belly like Santa Claus, When Cook loses him, it'll be a loss. Robert Kraenow, a handsome lad, Makes funny faces when he's mad. Our class president he is, When getting his lessons, hefs a whiz. Joan Mueller, from Syracuse came, And in volleyball won her fame. Although she's bashful and rather shy, She'll get her man by and by. Joyce Oetken is quite a girl, Her head is always in a whirl. As a cheerleader she was great, And her future we new await. Lynda Oetken, a Ricky fan, Will go far, and get her man. To school in Omaha this summer she goes, To pursue a career she will have chose. Delbert Peters, who is quite tall, Flirts with blondes in the hall. He comes from south of town, In his Ford he gets around. H Tom Powell, a short-haired kid, Makes all the girls flip their lid. In a 'SS Mercury he gets around, And makes frequent journies to faraway towns Next in line comes Dale Schmidt, With all the girls he 's a hit. In football games he was our star, In the future, he will go far. Shirley Thompson, from north of town, In a little red car she gets around. With her blonde hair and eyes of blue, She always has a smile for you. Ronald Yearsley in school does alright, And also with the girls late at night. To nearby towns he goes, now and then, And never gets home till who knows when. The facts of our class have been told As we leave this school bright and bold. Into the world we will go, To show everybody how much we know.