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Y,.,,. --ff'- IIA ,,-in JIMMY CONNELL A cl Many Amuslng Incl dents occurred ln the classrooms this year as 27 teachers, largest faculty In Cook s hlstory, dld their best to hammer a llttle knowledge into the rattle bralned Elvls Presley mad Teen agers The senlors especially felt the effects Geometry theorems, problems essays typmg speed tests, and physlcs harassed hopeful grad uates Mu. A JOANN KING 8 Typist W. E. SUBIBIERLIN. BS.. Berry College: M.A.. University of Georgia Although Principal Summerlin sometimes assigns students like Billy Sumner detention halls in sessions like the one shown at right. he often calls in students for advice or course counseling. SAM JOSSEY. AB.. Georgia Teachers' Col- lege: MA.. Mercer fniversity Mr. Jossey. former principal of Sparks Elementary School. has done a fine job of heading Cook County Schools since assum- ing the position vacated hy Frank M. Hughes during 1956. HERSCHEL A. SESSIONS. BS.. Georgia Teachers' College Cook High? able assistant principal. Mr. Sessions. is the can1pus's mathematical wiz- ard. He delights in honoring students who make the honor roll at the end of each six weeks' period. 5 . T A 1. xii.. K A l 'iz-v-4 ' 1147 Cfv'-r4A.c..a- mz' fa, . E 42+ .60 rv '60-r-l ww A awe- A MRS. JANE C. INGRAM, A.B. Birmingham Southern College English MRS. RAYMOND McKINNON, A.B. Valdosta State American History MRS. W. D. WILKES, A.B. University of Georgia 4 FACULTY MR. ALEX FUTCH, BS. University of Georgia Science, Chemistry, Physics MRS. EUNICE P. SMITH, AB, Wesleyan College English, Civics, Biology J. l. MUSSELLWHITE, B.S.A. University of Georgia Vocational Agriculture E n g l i s h l Qllrili' i , l ll ll ll vi: F si I Q , 'Wha- 1 i in-:- l -it MRS. VV. C. PATTERSON, AB. Brenau College Math and Civics MISS MARY PARRISH, B.S, Valdosta State College Math TURNER BYRD, A.B. Mercer University Journalism, Typing FACULTY MISS JEANETTE HALL, A.B. Valdosta State College Librarian MRS. L. E. CRAWFORD University ot Georgia, B.S. Home Economics MR. ROBERT N. PIERCE University of Georgia, B.S Band and Glee Club 'it MRS. C. A. CHRISTENSEN, B.S. University of Alabama English MRS. GENE E. DAUGHERTY, B.A. Delta State Teachers College Science MRS. ZEPHOE BELCHER, B.S. Georgia Teachers College English llll . t T L MR. BILLY DENNARD, B.S. Georgia Teachers College Health, Math, Physical Ed. MR. LINTON JORDAN, B.S. University of Alabama Athletic Director MR. L. C. OWENS, M.A. Eastern Kentucky State College Science, Basketball Coach I 4 x i Y -0 fm l it. 1 3, . in FACULTY MRS. A. D. MASHBURN. B.S. Valdosta State College Reading and Georgia History MRS. FRANK ROUNTREE Valdosta State College Civics and Health MISS FLORRYE PARRISH, B.S. Bowling Green College of Commerce Commercial Subjects Nevertheless this bunch of rock 'n' roll happy fans received their share of fun. Par- ties, field trips, and class projects proved fun. MISS NI-ILLORE CONKLIN Chicago Musical College Plano MRS. FRANK M. HUGHES, AB Bowdon State College Civics and English MRS. J. R. DEVANE. B.S. Piedmont College Math and Science -sb' 'il-4-44' f-p,f'3x 11' 'W W K, Q S VI LJ I LJ Q1.14-v---v1- wif ini.-I gxxxxxxxxyyx ,SZ I rj K f ff'G2f,1I ff fi Y Frve years have e lapsed smce these llllt erate chlldren entered TOM LAWRENCE They have fought their way to glory and flnally attained thelr goal to be senlors They made their dream of an entirely different .lunlor Senior reception a reality Then came the day what rlng style? Whlch A X35 'Q one'-' X Then s when the class X RVWM splrt but only brlefly W5 K 7 l ? l 1 LANIKR VKX BRACKLE rlsszstanl Senior Ezlzl , Q 'II I II 1':f ' T these dark halls of Cook. Senizrr Elffifflll . - 6 ll, div fr' 0 0 55, f ' I f ' ,xf N fp- , . XV' eg li -.2 , Avo M W T , -X f w xx P0344 'T' 'i . f . 0 QNDB XJ , , , - X x lg 8602. ' 4 E 1 E T SENIOR OFFICERS . I-, XX Q3 77 .ti-1 . 'P 4 0447? 'WC JOHN DEEN JINIXIY JOHNSON I..-XXI,-XR YANBRACKLE Parlianzentarian fir-w llft'Xil!!'I1f l'rnj0rl Clzairnzan SIDNEY FETCH JININIY CONNELI. TIl,I,NIfXN NORRIS Trmsu rvr Spf-rpmry l,I'1'Sl.!ll'l1I I5 ITT! 31 r.. . 'nuff My AN B,...- CLASS OF '57 HAY All.-X NIS Tifliiii lligli 1. 2. 3: l l .1X 2: Class 'l'rvas11rf-r 31 FFA 4. IIILLIS Rtilifili Rftl.DRHli .1-11 131.111 1. 2. lfllft 2. 3.1. MARY LOU BALIJHEE 4-H Cluln 1. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, 5g FHA 2, 3, 4, 5, Sr-cr:-tary 4. l,I't'Slllt'Ill 55 Oak Leaf Staff 4-4 Acorn Clulw Fflitnr 5. BOBBY BENNETT Band 1. 2. 3. -15 Ili-Y 2. 3. 4. 5, President 2. Secretary 35 Br.-ta Clulm 2, 3. 4. 5. Convention 4, Acorn Staff 3, 4. 5. Biisim-ss Nlanagvr 4. Assistant Editor 53 Football 1: llaslwtliall 31 Music' Appreciation 1: Dramatics Club 1: Class I'r1-siflmt 2: Class Treasurrfr 43 Studs-nt Cfiiincil 2: Quill and Scroll 5. JOAN BI',NN hT F C. 4H Hub 1. 2. 3. I RALPH BENNETT NA ONII B EN N l'.T'I' f, lb 4-H 1, 2, 33 FTA 2. 3g Basketball 3, 4, 55 Baseball 4, 5. ROCHELLE BENNETT Clem- C11111 1, 2, 3, 4g 4-H ClL1lJ 1. 17' 2, ' CLASS OF '57 BARBIE LEE BLOSER 4-H1. 2. 3. 43 H1-H 4. .ug FPX 2 lwrtballl 4 D Dramatics lg Track 4. 5: Band 1. 2. 3. WILHELNIINA BRICKLE 'llri-Hi-4 2. 3. 4. 5. Yivr' Pl'l5l4ltIll 5 l'll'x 2 1 XII Junior Class 4: junior Claw lllay 4: .Nvorn Staff 5. BARBARA BUTLER Dramatics Club lg Basketball 2: 4-H Club 1. 2. 3, 4, 5g FHA 2. 3. 4. 5. EDWARD CHANEY Basketball 2, 3. Y W ji 5.-2 'Sf' f ED W wk 5- Q'-4' JININIX CLENIENTS lwvotliull l. Z. l'l'.X 2. BETTY COLLINS l'llX 2. 3. 1. llf-nor Roll Lliairiiiari 3: lri-Ili-X 2. 3. 4. 5, Pri-bitlerrt 3, Youth Assembly 3. Program Chair- man 4. Project Chairman 5g Clieerlvader 4, 5. Captain 5g lla-lu-tball Nlanager 3: Junior Play -1: Xvurn Half 5. A. D. CQXXELL Lenoir City. 'I'enm-5-ev High School 1. 2g Football 2: Ba-ketball 1: Fl-'A 3. JININIY COXXELL Beta Club 2. 3. 4. 5. Vice President 53 Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. 5, Tri-aeurer 3. Secretary 4. President 5. Rock Eagle Y- Lllub lmiferviiu- 3. 3: 4-H Club lg Acorn Staff 4. 5, Art lfilitor 1. 5. Claw Rr-porter 2. Secretary 4, 53 Speech 3. Omr-Act Play. Speech 3-Act Play. Region 1-Act Play Conti-ft 4. junior Claes Play 45 Band 2, 3, 4. 5, President 3. Studi-nt Director 5g Football 1. 44 Band Medal 44 Youth Aesembly 55 Region 1-Act Play 5g Covernor's Teen-age Safety Conference 4. F5 1 'i H,- '04 -alll' 151 CLASS OF '57 PAT CONNELL Hand 1. 2, 33 4'H 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, 53 FHA 3. -1, llonor Roll Chairman 43 Haskvtball 3. 4. 53 Dra- inalirw Club 23 Moultrie High School 23 Music Ap- pr:-ciation 2. DAN COWART Bcta Club 3. 4, 5. Secretary 4. Program Chairman 4: Band 2. 3. 4. 5, Publicity Chairman 53 FTA 2, 33 junior Play 43 Oak Leaf Staff 4, 53 Acorn Staff 4. 5, Sports Ftlitor 4, 5: Baseball 4. 5: Quill and Scroll 5. Prvsitlcnt 5. DICKEY CROSBY FFA 2, 3, 4, Trcasurf-r 43 Football 2, 3, 5, Hi-Y 3. RETHA MAE CHOWLEY 4-H 1, 2. 3, 4, 53 FHA 2, 5. ROBBY DAVIS JOHN DIQAN Hi-Y 2. 3. -l. 53 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 53 4-H 2, 3, l'arlian1r-ntarian 5, Acorn Staff 3. MYRON HAROLD DYCHEN 4-H Club 1: Hi-Y 13 Football 1. 2. FFA 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3. SANDRA DAVIS Beta 5, 4. ag lri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Corresponding Secre- tary 3. Recording Secretary 53 FHA 2, 3, 4, 53 Band 2.3. 4. 5: 4-H 1. I af- 1 CLASS OF '57 IIIl.I,fXlIlI ICNSLICY Iwta l.lulv 2. 3. al, .m. lim- lr:-firli-nt -I. l,fl'Slll1'IIl 32 Ili-I fl. I. 5, Yin- llIil'5lIl!'IlI -I, Fm'rc'Iary 5. Foutliwvst llixtrivt N lllulr 54-vri-tary 5. Clvorgia Hi-Y lilIlllIl'll 5. llrwlt lfagglv H lllulv Iluiifr-iw-Ilw 3. Al. fl-ll Club 1.2: Ifilf-X 3. ,lg Qulx I.:-:if Staff -I. 51 .hwlrii Staff 4 5 Llulv ltrlitlvr al. ltilmvr -1: .llllIl4ll' Llav llrvsiili-nt 4 P llSl'X llvrixviiliivli -I: .luniur Claw llay -I: l,it1'rary Xlwt I: livgiun l-.X lll'C'lllllIlllUI'j' XI:-dal: Stain' flril plan- ll:-vlaimilory IIIl'tlLil1 .lUllI'II1llIFIII Nlvclalg .M'tivitie's Nl'f'1ldlZ Svllmrl Spurlx Hi'pUl'It'l' 51 Yuulh 11011114-i .15 ,.,': -A.. ...N Yr-ulli I-Ne-inlily 33 Quill aml Frroll 5: Sven-tary and lr: 1 ui 15 l Ml l'l1x 5 MAR I .X A N I-TX I 'LKN lill l.f'Il!'l'IIILlII lllulm II. VI, 51 llaxl-ge-Ilnall 2. 3. -1, 5: 4-ll Club . -I - ' - ,u.-- Q. 1. 2. .w. QI. .v. N-1-rvtary PI. lavunty Rqmrte-r lg 4-H U en i I2ST.XI,I' I I,UWl5lIS lri-lli-H 2, fi. VI. 51 Fll.'X 2. 3. -1, 53 FHA Quartvt 3. -I. 5: FHA llvgrvv llliairman 5. WYNIAN lfUI.DS I-II 1.12. 3.4. 5: Fl .'X I: lima Clulu 1. 5. int 'Ni 'P Q... ,MN '::' 1 ii' GLENN Fl'Ll' .Y X J 'V A L.-XIIIIY FILP 1-'-'Vx 'YI' l'l Tri- Ali-Y 3. I. 5g FIIA 3. 4, 5g -I-H 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. SIDNEY Fl,'TClI 4-H 1: I-'uutliall 1: FFA 2. 3. 4, 5, President 5, FFA l.l 3ll!'l'NlllII lloiifvrviicw- 53 Acorn Staff 5, Business Xlanagu-r 51 lilars Trvafurr-r 53 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, Trrafurvr 5. Oak Lf-af Staff 4, 55 CSPA Convention -lg Stull:-nt Disc .Iuckvy 5g ,lunior Play 4g National FFA Convention 5g Georgia Planters Degree 53 Quill and Scrull 5. Vice- Prf-fide-nt 5. I9 I 7' if -Qs' BOBBY QLIIIVHS Hi-3 2.15.-1. 5. 1-H lg F0 DORSEH' Glill-'I-WIS i' ,,, ,, ff! Ni BILLN iLlililiX IEA N lC'l l'li CLASS OF '57 JEIIHY ILXIIIJICX llil 2. Il. 1. 3. Vim- l'r:'si1l4'nt 3: Claw l'r1'siflf'nt 'S ' un' flulm 1 3 ill flubl 1 lluwlmll 1. .wi l.:-Ire-rua lfmvlluill l. 2. -ll. 1. 5. AGNES GIIJIJICNS S.. -LH 1. 2. qs. 1. 5. Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 5. Mm 3, rmlnlarian 5. LARRY 10111 GODWIX FFA 2. li. I. 5. RONALIJ GRAY lfnmtlrzllll l.1'll4'l'Illi1Il.r fll 'l'ruvk 1. 3: 1-ll l. 4-ll 1 2- 'l'1illiX 2 3 4 5- FHA 3, fl, 55 Basketball 2, :sf ' utball 1, 2, 3. l' lil Q. 05. 1. J. Xiu' l'1'1--lrlvllt ng lvll l. 2. 13. l. 41. s v - , 4, 59 Par 1lm3,4 1 HX2,3.1,.w l k -s-'Ny A 1 .EMM ,VL N CLASS OF '57 LAMAR HARRICLL 4-H 0. MARY Jl'lNliLI.E HAYES I-'FN 2. 3. -I. 31 Ruse-ball 4g -1-li Iflub I. 2, fig FHA 3, -1 SHIRLISY HENDRIX FHA 2. 3, -1, 53 4-H 2, 3 Medals. TROY HEWITT FFA 3. -1, 5g Basketball 2. 3 V. 7 fqx A gt.- f xx .N-Y 1 Dramatics 2, 3g 4-H Safety 44,2 JIMMY JOHNSON 1- 4... - 104' if' FRANCES HILL Av ll-H 1. 2. 3. I-IIA 3. .,....f Sb-f Music' Apprr-riatiun Ig 4-H 1. 2, 33 Hi-Y 4, 5, Vice l'rm-fide-nt 53 Rand 2. 3. 4. 5, Rand Captain 53 Class Vim- Pl'Q,'SIIIK'l'lI 5g Football Ig Baskc-tball 3g Acorn Staff D. ,. y W. I llll fg- IWIRUE 'N SCUTTIE LEE JOHNSTON 'Fri-Hi-Y 3, 4. 5: FHA 3. 4. Proj:-ct Lhalrman -13 Lf- man'f Club 4. 3: Bafketball 3. 4. 5. CLARY IONES Iii-Y 3. -11 Football 2. 4: I'-I .'X 2. 3. -Ig ,Iunior Play -I3 Oak Leaf Staff 5. Cla alias ' ' FRANCES JONES g?.... MARY ANN KELLY bl-ll Club 1.2.3.1 5, IH.- ' f? PEGGY All-CONNELL 4-H Club 1. 2. 3, FHA 2. 3. -1. CLA LD ETTE XeSMIT1 1 ljl'ZllllZ11ll'N Club 1: 4-H 1. 2. 3. -l. Horne linprownivnt lre ide-nt 2' FHX 2 'S 4 3 'lirea xiruai a.lQtn. xift- i -s un-r 5. l-HA and PPA Quu-n 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, District Band Clinic 3. 4, Class Secretary 3, .lunior Class Play 4, Basketball 2, 3. Jo ANNE KING DOIUS LASSITER Ch-if Club 1, 2, 3, 4. TONI LAWRENCE Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, fl, 5. Recording Secretary 3, Correspond- ing Secretary 5. Tri-Hi-Y Youth Assembly 3, Tri-Hi-Y Play 4, Beta Club 2. 3, 4, 5, Beta Convention 4, 4-H 1. 2: FHA 2. 3. -1, Music Appreciation 2, Basketball 2. Managvr 5, llruinzitivs 2, Acorn Staff 5, Svnior lfflitor 5. ELAIN E LOVIQTT 4-H 1. 2, 3. 4. 5. 4-H Secretary 2, County President School l'rarsidvnt 3. County Queen 3, Talent Medal, Dressniaking Medal, Dramatics 1. 2, 3, Junior Class Play 4: 'l'ri-ll-A 2. 3. 4. 5. Tri-Hi-A Play 4, FHA 3, Annual Fluff 4. 5. Pliutograplwr 4. 5, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Oak Le-uf Staff 4. 5, Class Disc Jockt-y 5, Lvatlc-rsllip XI:-tlalg Studi-nt Counvil 2, Class Uffirrvr 2, Speech 3. fwhy, -3 CLASS OF '57 Club 1. X-1. 'l'ri-lli-A 2. 3. tl. 5. Tri-Ili-Y Publicity Chairman :s Rot-k Euglv Sunnnl-r Corrfvrvricf- 4, 4-H Club 1, 2 3 1'l X S lit krtbull 3 1 Isl taff 1 35 A rf: 3 list, Avorn F ' MHRRIFU YQR' CLASS OF '57 JE.-X N N 1111111211 N 1r1-111-1 J. 1-111.11111 1.2.3. 1. 0. '1'11,1.NI.-XX XORRIS 111-1 Z. .1. 11. J. lrvfule-nt 11 11ns1wt11z111 2 '1 -1 3' 1-1111111111 1. -1. .wg 11.1-1-111111 1. 'w' Ivltvrnz 5 . Il -. . . . , . Nwrz-tary -1: 1.141-s Ire--1411-nt .w. TINA PA111. Xurtlx .-Xllgmxtu 11lg!11 N'114m1. 5. L.: 1111.-X bports 1.11111 1: 1.11w'1'1m-mlwr 11 1.1 1.111111 11'l'11I'X 2. .1. 11. J, Rn-purta-r 3. 1 .Il1Q'I'1211I1IllQ'111 111ll1fH1LlI1 og 1'H.X 2. 3, 4, 0. 111.11 Junlur 171-grcv 2. C11ZIIJ1L'T llrgrvv 3. FHA Parliamvntarian 11: Ulm- 1111111 1, 2. 3. Ftudcnt Director -lg 4-H 1. 2. FRED LANLX11 PIZ.-XRSUN H1-1 3. -1. av: 1111111 1.11111 3, -1. .11 FIA 3. 4. 3. Prefide-nt 4. 1'rr'Ni111-nt 5g Baie-112111 -1. 5: Junior F13 Parliamvntarian -13 .'Xl'UI'I1 Staff 51 Yuuth :XS10m111s .J V436 --r Ov' wav' 3-4 fif- L11'Xl1L1',b P05 fh1.L . v Z. 3. 4. J, beorgla xlllllilfj Qollegv 3, Bv1l1N11' Appr:-ciatiun 2: Football 2. 3, 4. Nlanagvr 53 NR.. 1 -1. MARY 111111 11111211 1111141 1.11111 .1. 1: PTA 1. 2. HOR1iR'1' 1112111511111 3: FHA 1 1-'1-'A 1. 2. 3. 1: 71-11 1 2. 3. 4. 3 HiY 2. 3: B 1. 2. li. 51. 5. 8 ini' 'EE' 'ai lb CLASS OF '57 HERBERT RICE FFA 2: Basketball 2. 3. 4. 5: Track 4. 5: Lette-rman's Club 5. FA YE ROFNTREE Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. 5: FHA 2, 3. 4, 5: Library Science 2. 3. 4. 5. Re-porter 5: 4-H 1. 2. PA TSY SI H W Rumi 3. 1. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. -L. 5. Poster Chairman 5: FHA 2. 3. 1, 3: .Xeorn Staff 5. BETTY ANN SHE.-XLY 4-H 2. 3: Library Science 3. 4. 5. Sweetheart 4: Fire Niarxhal 12: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, Pl. 5. Room Chairman 5: Rand 2. 3. 4. 5. Rand Award 4. 5: FHA 2, 3. 4. 5: Junior Hmnvmuku-r Degree 2: Chapter Degree 4, State Degree 5: State FHA Convention 4: FHA Ensemble 4: Vice President 5: Assistant Librarian 2. 3. 'Wi Z PEGGY SHIFLETT 'M'-' , PHX 2. 3. 21. .nz tl-H I. 2: ffl:-v Club 3: FTX 2. ROB FIRNIAN S JACQl'l'Il.YX SNIITH Nllllvr High N-limil 1 2 2- IFHX 1' 'lj-j.lIi.Y 1 , . 'X Xutel Ijl'lPQ1l'LlIll Cilillllllilll .v. b.t.1 4.lub 1. J. lnl 1 Fiiprr-ine Court .ill-IiI'f'2 Band 3: Glu- Club 5: .Xeorn Stuff 5: Di-triet Nim- TONINIY 5TpXi.YEY l'i'X 2, 3. 1: l'I4X N'1t1ftn'1i fwrlxe-ritlf-11 I- lwmllmaill 3 Hx-X 3. 1: .1-H I: Hx-X I.1w-Nluf-kJtl4lg1i1g fvaln 3. in Slut:-. 5- 1, ii 419' CLASS OF '57 gr . Fmilmllc sroxli A - ' Ili-N 3. -1. 3: H11 21 4-H 1- Fm-tlrall 2. 3. 4. 5: Letter- . llllill-S Club 5. SIIIHLIQY I..-X'I'REL1.E STRIPLING F111 l. 2: 1-11 1. 2. 3. lvlft Club 1. 2. 3. -1: Treasurer 3. bl: lflelil-X 2. 3. B.'XHl3.'Xli.-X SIVMNEI1 l7I'1lIllalIi1'x 1: FH.-X 23 llvtu Club -1. 5: Letterman Club l 3 l11lutln1ll2 1 1 3 Tri 1'1iY 2 3 4 5 . ..2 ir ' BILLY SLNINER 'a .-..-. tl-H 1. 2. fl. rl: lwnvtltall 2 5 lg Albany High 11 Hase- ball 1: Fl-'A 2, . .L BUDDX TALLEX 4 is H1-X 2. 3. 4. D. freasurer 2g Football 1. 2, 3 4 U RN' Lf-lternian's Club 2. 3, 4, 5g Band 13 Track 4, 5. IJLLANE TAX LOR Football 1. Manager 2. 3, 4g Basketball Manager 3, 43 Oak Leaf Staff -1: Letterxnan's Club 45 Beta Club 4, 5. ef 4 ,al- WILLETTE TAYLOR Hand 2. 3. 4. 5: Tri-Hi-Y. 2. 3, 4, 5. Program Chairman 5' 3. President 5. Youth Assemblv 3. 4g FHA 3. 4, 55 Pianift 5: lit-ta Club 2. 3. 4, 53 Beta Convention 4g Cla-5 Treafurf-r 3: Dramatics 1g Acorn Staff 4, 5. AVENELL TILLNIAX 4-H Club 1. 2: FH.-X 3. 4. 5. 25 4.1. 42 d N rv 'Q ' 'vu ...nf- BARBARA GALE VANCE 4, y 1 ,,.,n 23 FHA lg 'l'ri-Hi-' 5. . ROSE W.-Xllll Trilli-'Y 21 Fll'X 2. 3. 4. Rf-porn-r 4: Banzl 2, 3. 4. 5: llramatir-A Club lg B+-lu fllub bl. 5: Annual Ouef-n ffanflirlan- -1: Fl-'X Sw-v-tlif-zirt 1: Yiw- l'rv-irlvnt Junior fflah 'lg Oak lx-af Staff 1: Quill anfl Fvrvlll 5. BOBBY VRATSON FFA 3. fl. 3. Boone' High Sm-limvl. Orlando. Florida: Clievrlvader 1 X 5 l 3' fle l'lub 2 'l f'irl Chorus 2. 3. Mixi-rl Chorus 3. CLASS OF '57 CLAR A B ICA lf TONll.l NSON FHA 2. 3. il. 5: 4-ll Club l. 2. 3. -1. BARBAR A ANN TYSON 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Vim- Prviidvnl 3. Stair: Wlinner Farni Buuinew Projvct 4. Third Plan- State Winner -1-H Br:-arl Proj:-rt 4. Fe-cunrl Placf- State Wlinnfir 5g Glen- fllub 1. 2. 3. 4. Vim' PI'PQlflf'Ill 3. PrPsirlf'nt 4, AluQir' fflinir' 3. 1. fills-ff Club xlf'fl3l 3. Girl? Trio 42 Tri-lli-Y 2. -1. 5. Tr:-a-uri-r 3. 5g FHA 3. 4. 5. Historian 1. Fvvrf-tary 5g llramatics Club 1. LA PAYE TYSON 4-H Club 2. 3. 4. 5. I-'HA 2, 3. 5. LAMAR VAN BR AXCKLE Hi-Y 2. 3. 21. 3. lfhziplain 5: Beta Club 4. 5, Project Crminiittm- 33 llanfl l.i 2. 3. 4. 5. llanml S1-Crm-tary 55 4--H 1. 2. Zig S4-niur Claw R:-port:-r 5g Junior Class Plax bl' ll x' ' 4111- l SHI- Qu 1:-rinl 'mls-n uf Qrhroh I . :QF . . 1 , . .4 . I z I . I , 43 Acorn Staff 53 Huck Edglfi Suinmur Confcrvncc 49 gion 1 Act Play Stagv Manager 4. HLLILN SLE WALRLR IW if CLASS OF '57 BII LY .IHIC W XTSON ll'X Z. 3. l. .s. 5l'I1llI1l'l .11 llalxkvllmll .l. -lg Lumi- l.1Il 11.0. I I I,liN XYIQICKS Sanlll.Mlm-1.I1ll+.3.1: lr:-llu-N gn. .,.-f-- ,LN Wlilflih llaml 21 Ulm- lllull 25. lg 'l'ri-lli-Y 5. QIMIH NYICIIIII lll-Ill-X Z. 3. l. .m. My l'rl--ul:-:lr .ig-I-ILX Z, 3. A11 lmxkwrlmll Xlxlrlugvr l. .11 Xrnru Nuff .m. lwxllllrr' lull- tnr 5: -I-ll 2: Tri-Ili-Y Play -1: juniur Play -1. CAIQOLYX WELDOX FHX 2g Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 mulius L BILLY WHIIJIJOX 2. 3. Fllllrhall 5' K :EA - Q Q--. Jil? . 4, J. 4-II 2. 3. Al. .y lJr1 Y JY WHIILIIT Tri-lli-X 2. Il. ll. 3: l,TLiIl1LlIl N 1: Uiftrivt Om:-AC Play' ll lfllfx lf. fl. 11 llunll 2. 3. -1: rl-rl-Hi-Y Pliil' 4 3IICll,XliL JOHNS 1.1.-Q-Llullg H1-H n. if .p ' n The first shot is given during the niafs polio xavcination drive' fponsort-ml jointly by the Public llc-alth nffiu- and ilu- thunk lit-ta Clulv. Iivta fguuiiwiw I Y Miss Florrye Iarrish and Mrs. XV. il. lattwrft-n. and vicv pre-siflt-nt Jimmy Connell look on. Beth Smith iQ the victim. ON THIS PAGE. the senior vluss is slumn in various atti- tudes--ut wurk at sclmnl, ancl at play at lunnc. 'lv v' 1 lmaxkvtliall ounce--in rats- nn uv 4. The- wninrx wttrkf-tl llartl s itl 1 n to my .1 llI1'I4Fl trip Nhoun I 'lluni l.i1ni'vi1t-it atul llnr- llaru Vvlt-li: 'llirnv fur a hamburger fry. Naughtyl Naughtyl Judy Wright and Sitlnt-y lfutch pwk at pit-turf-s in the ,-Xtwfrri filrf. ww 1 Jon 1 l I Fi x'-N Bark row: Lamar Pt-arson. llillarrl Enslvy. Jimmy Connell, Bnttmu row: Kathryn Blusvr, Carolyn lil:-xanc, Willvtte Taylor and Janice Postell, The-sv studs-nts rt-presente-cl Cmalis H Clubs at tht- statr- asfvnilily. 'fi Lainar Pvarion swf-ati uw-r wimpy fur tht- allurin- idration 'taut' :luring a se---inn Ziilvl' fqzhfml ill the -taff rnmn, MOST ATHLETIC If I YYXRI 'Q-1' PRETTIEST 'Wt MOST HANDSOME 'wlfg 1 2535 Q' '44 D KP J if iw rsiig Lig- ur . 'F 1 gli? FX25 T712 rfi'3f23 ?1Pf s Q if I .mlb BlTTX TXLLEY K' MOST INTELLECTUAL XX II I l'TTl' 'I'-XY :tr -4 K 'Q-gi.. N5-. --f .IIXINIY CONNEIL -4- .l BEST ALL-'ROUND I lfI I'N 111 bI,I,IXS iimw W 13 '5 mr: 4 ww HW' if QP A 3 ' ' X IH NI I. XXX IIVNVI' FRIENDLIES T H 'Q 1:-Q 1.3! I .. 91 H, :J 'lp 13:3 f .2-:Q . ll IDlI,I.XLlb I X I IX 'Q' ji Q llx xi' 'K .va Yr Ilan Cowurt and Svoltiv john- as pvr-onulitie-f of thc' month. -14 Senior girls work at football concessions. Clary Joni lake nd flaw 1 ,,,,..-I av V ' ,, 1 4 f , 1, -Q .. . u , . uk. 3321 , 1 0 ' ii ' From the looks of things hf-rc, it must lw lialf-limi-. Tlic- 1-nfl of unollwr sm-luonl day ulmswl ac-llie-vi-ml Joann 4-r unll lf' lu ' 'alt lv f: ' . ton. ff-aturf-ll in the OAKLEAF I 4 1, 1 .' 1' ,., 4 if Q' 43- 4 1, . ,Q 4. 2:2 ff t-:- f 1. f :Q 3:2 'Q '-Nfojv, .5 :4 Q' - :4 ig 'ri fs fa 5 :-2 .15 32 . :L 0' 'r 'o ' 1- 2-1 s P 5 , 4 q . Q bo , nf . v, 5 f ,. f rin! 2? if 3 l If 'vi .ff at '32--gw' .,:-. Q: S if 4 3 3' E '21-.rf ' hi Q, is fb. 4 . f My .Ju . S 1 'Q A v., 1-Q 2 '32 I4 if- 23: Q -ff 3 Q 54 ,Q T15 'JPY' T U, 9 S 'Q 'Q' f I.,- . -,Q . . -1 . ... if Q . w:2,,..,. IIIIA 'Q 35 9 1 'Q. 1. :. sg-' ff: 'n M- ,Q 0 9 Lv rl f O 1' 5 ' rf'f, . J , 3 'M-50 If ,ff ' zz. If ' J J R f 4 X K 1 'zfhrfrf' 'X Vx . ' Nl Q A 4224 VN A -' ,ff ns' www- ! 529 Ll.,-,IJ rl , 'V Y?-4 1 ff' fx Z w f q J. 155 I uf ,,, A Y gt . 1 .M X x , X X! J J 5 'Q ,A 45' ff K 1 2 1 1 E 1 f W0 v ' I 3 M.-flqhfo ,nn ,ll I ' 'funn 'W' 4 1 .' m X x Y' A' kbffr. xl qc' -G N Y M.-my., ,- S f , ,Q M I I X I ' I I 4 Q , 1 X , , J 7... 5 if Thrs group of students are second only to the Sensors As Juniors they are entltled to the agony of fmancmg and plan nlng a successful four hour party called a re ceptlon Cake sales Hlllybrlly Shows Gospel Con certs Magazine Sales and numerous other projects plagued the we gotta go to Wash lngton next year crowd Their reward for a long year of hard work rs the rrght to quote wlth prlde We re Seniors Now N 125, C O O O C O I ROGER LYNN ' - .lunior Class Editor O I I I ' O 1 1 ' I I ' 1 7 I C I O O C l l , O Q' 'my' .KAGW .I 4141 As. gh-'G NH lflflllllll nfflrzmz If XX Pl .1'r 1'r 'td' js?-S l? 1 vga .1- -1' 1' 1'-- 'Ji' 'Sf xx V my 1 X 5 M - f , ' Uw- ' ' ' , I x , . ,,, ,, C i-- x ,'4i5.' g Or' w Qu-0' A CLASS OF '58 lurk ,XHmr1II1+11 li:-1111111 Xllru I'l'L1I1li .Xllvy I3u1'l1.11'L1 ,Xrnwlni ,ca 1 6 ar' Xumhx lull:-5 3 313141114--I lh1l4i1':-Q' Billy IS'-nnvtl litlllitlgll' 13111111-It Billy lie-Its H011 Blais Kathn n Hlusvl' ff f'-'X Q. ,,., 'vu-uv' 5.4- 'Q--,Q X 1 ',1rf ' 1 N 35 3 fc, If div' Z I K M a , M . Ml! XX uynv- lluyn-tl Q -own Aff' 1-.:' IWW' L 0 I TI' , Q .1 . 1 H ml .11 '- , I J , 1 ':3'3- ' 4130- Q -,X y- 'T 1'-we I :max it 4 ink 5- f 'A' ' 1 I V fix X 'K 1 if'- CLASS OF '58 Bulnlllf- Hull Fllirlvy lI111'1':-ll lfuyf- H1151-4 Juan JUIIIISUH Mary Ulliv Jones I.l1K'I'Vii3 Knight Vary Frances Lasseter .lillllllj Lawrvnve Billy I.ix111g5ton ,lillllllj Inwlt XX-ilylli' Inu-It Huge-r Ilyllll T3 rmn' Nlr-Daniel Nlurllur NI1'Nf'al Xhnlf- Xlillxllilll XQ11.-x Xlilikin QQ, Nh l RX. 41-. 2 nf.. .Q f 4-f1a'kD5i+l1nz4'l 1 V H 'iff' ' -- - 1-1i ., 150 ffr, il i'3,z-fgi' ,' 1' 'gg Q, 1' 1 rJ1 lf f I U nf WL13111- Nlitr-hwll I Hy-fly R..-.1 Xlu11tg:0111f-ry 1 fav 1 x 1 'il .1111111y , 11 fx ju., l'irr- .U f fl fi'-Y . Mu, if W env-,' 'r.' f4mfN 'XF foe 1 fff: 7 X ,vu '27 'G' L ' Y + CLASS OF '58 Hwlflrx I'1m:1X lI.lI'1-ld H' 41-H1 lx l r.1m.- Hfwl Umx IM, Niwr f.ll4'MH Hwluill-1:11 . . , . I'Yr11 I'11k lwlwul-1 n If! ix Huw. I'. YIllI'I1'Il Rffllrllwv Smxny Rmu1lr1-.- Lurwlxll Rmall Ilvllx 5L'LlI'1'f Ilillx Simm ll Haxunr- She-pil'-Iwl Iiarlura 5YdI1f1IY'1i il.W',F1111111f'1' .lk1r11v.- lux lm' I' .uf I lwmzlx XIII! lrlpp X ill-UH vlfimw .lH lI:- IFXHII 7-x 41. 410 1 9 , .v f 5-If , ,r ,Y Q, 3 X A' X Kyiv 'Qs nf, x Q 5:-, S if X! mar-- 1+ v .45 Ma, 5 A , , ,EI ll ,Z 1, w C ,.Q6- 1 QR 1- 5 , W I Vfinagggt f ' X ' 7' w if- - Q' xl? ' 5, 41' ' . . 2, 1 , 4 PM ' f . X K QW U ,, 2 x M he fu- .,-' K d CLASS OF '58 1:m11,- s .,.- Yarn Paul yiillglhll Lane-ll Walker Huwvll Walker Zcttie- LPC Watson Dolly Ann Wrbb Frank WY-bll, ,Ir Bm-Cky Wlllch 111111115 W1lr1y Dllllllil Whittlf- Pzctzzre not azazlable Jean W onen fl F ffSN 6 Gyn T0 H T OF X1El1ENU3ER RE mg WMS K C ff f 'Wy WW iff fffxxl ?6 f X Hx K u vw WW T,-,f V22 IWVUY17 7,1 M xf f I Q5 M 4 nw JM Jiffk LL i lj 1 yf7f'N'3 + Thgstrlass ls ln the Ynlddle Although the can t enloy many of the l CAROWN WW prlvlleges of the upper classmen, They eagerly awalt the day when these wlll come their way They look forward to next year ' when they begun the endless drlve of ralsmg money They look forward to many thrrlls and trrals among them the Junlor Senior reception and later a iaunt to Washington. K , '-, A li All K r ' 5 , 43- A fi Lf V I ' ,Mx , l .M y J iff, I .Ln , x l4l'l I 'Min Hike ,,,,- I 'W ,XM , J D, ' J ,W +1 K 1 , , 2 , r A f 'V . f ' lfwlju X lf A Q A5 f o I T 5141 A of I ,V 4 V , ,L f W' 71 1 T ' - Y ' , 1 ' ll , 0 l . . .. SOIIIIZJIIIUIY' Erlilon J , , ll I . . Q O 1, ' -3: NI lil is ll. ..n-Q Laruv Abbott Larry Benn:-tt Nadine Hr-nnvtt Hinton Bradford Marjorie- Briftol Geraldine! Bush Evelyn Carter Patricia Carter .ggi CLASS OF '59 OFFICERS President BONITA TAYLOR Vice President LAVINI.-X RAY Secretary ERMA JEAN LASSETER Treasurer MARGARET KING fx ui 'Sam'- -f:' Terry Daughtery Patricia Day Carol Deen Carolyn Dc-Vane Hazel Etheridge Emma Dora Felt Shirley Friar Grover Fulp Bobbie Gibbs Joe Carrol Codw Morris Godwin .fin 1 Beth Chandler Eugene Chapman Mary Clayton Lamar Connell Sarah Coppage ff' 5 Kay Cotton lim-tty Cowart Vernon Cowart f H- Joan Crosby Sandra Lee Crosby r ' johnny Dalton W. L. Danforth ,lnyce Daniele k3 'T Jack Darby QN-.r tQ35f Charles Davis CLASS OF '59 R4 71 , A F, F 2 'M fi' f.. an 4 , W ' fi: 1 ., Z4 if ' S ,D ' L -an I ,A l au 0 5 C ' ZR v- lf 'cf' Y ,Me r X. M, 111 2 F- fy Aryy 551, t C in-,,,q my c .f A 1 1 g J 'f.::25.', f 4- H--H - -. A 1 ff my A l 5 . 'fist T,3f:,:.:,-,'-is , A I 2 ff .' A ,qv.-b3':fZ1:ff:Z'f:4Q7ff? I 542:27 U , y W, Mary Ann Grantham l 3 25m :S ' 2' y as 2' Billy Greene Q D ,,. ., 2 Betty Jean Hall l C' L' Q , f 1:-' 3- f ?? WE Roger Hendrix 1 ' A A N' ffh , ,L ii 1' .1 lnllisv Hn-nmlry Charlvs Hif-rs ffllarlie- Paul Holt Xllin- Jenn Hnrnf' Nla I'gLiH'r'I Hl1l!'lIlllr0H ' X ,L , W 'fr x lirvmlu ltlllll-UH ,l .11 lx ,Imnvr 1 - lmrlw Jullvx he-llv llvllj XTUYVNN Kinvuiml 'QQ' 7 ' b-- .vii X - - ' I ,ir 4 ' 'F' - 6' -l 'Y' 1,K . N, '- -1-v '-' 'VA 'W' V v'Y I K v '7 -v-f T Nlargarf-t King larry Kirkland ,loan Knox Irma Jvan Lafsvtn-r HQ-tty jvan Lawlor 16 ff ,f-. -1' 'wif CLASS OF '59 f: ., .. - ff-ar s.. rpg l gg ,Q 4 l f 4 akfa X 'QI 'awfuv if vb nc' Carolyn Luvvtt Ralph Mathis Bvrlie Mar- McCall Jeanette McConnell W. R. McConnell XIX rlle NI: rur Flllilljrfll Nllxon f rrx Nlorre ll 'D G' ,,,- X-if 3 fv- NIV. f ' px Z Sa 5' '-xr 'Q ia, sl- i Nt YN lb-rn O lllllllfl . ,l A Kathryn larluin ,-K 11- lm-nrlurxi: ' lim- r ' Laxinia Ray . 'U' 5,.N ,Ll-3 A 3,'y I u X -1 f 3 X - M 2 5-'of' JW' 2 '51 'nfl Ce-iiv Taylor Lalrvllm- Taylor ,lainc-F 'lihoinas Daphine- Tyson Dc-nnis Yan Hrackle Ray Yan Bravklf' Randall Walkf-r V1-rn:-llv Wiatson lfranklin Wi-lrli ,liininy Whiflflon Carolyn Wiley if 'YV '17 CLASS OF '59 :fi :gp- Qi ,Q i 11 5' 'WN . i,...? 54.12 X Y vi if Nlvrlc Ray Charlvs Rvgistvr Janice Re-gistf-r Naclinr- Hn-nlz Cynthia Robinson Junior Roland Harry Shaw Bobby ShPaly Dorothy Shivers Beth Smith Ray Smith Waym- Smith Carolyn Spirvs Edna Mac Spircs Bonita Taylor J f i n 2 V ln, M X' rlliihiii xkil s fma? L' ' ,H X if rii 3 X KJ llonny Willett Sue- Willi4 Virgil Woinavk Cl:-ndf-l Young 194'- . Qu, W XX These students were vanrlidates for F.F.:K.-F.H.A. Valentine' King and Queen, They are: W. L. Dan- forth, lrnia Jean Lasseter, Maxine Shepherd. ,loan Crosby, Martha lo Dixon. Grover Fulp, Patricia Coppage. Joe Pitts. Billy Rentz, and Ann Bozeman. These six students made nothing less than an E on all grades including tests for the first semester at Cook. COOK HIGH PRESENTS CAST Rev. Erlzmrds DILLARD ENSLEY ,lIr. Haley PAIGE IJABIPIER fllr. Carruthers .IININIY CONNELL Mr. Bran don BOBBY BENNETT fllrs. Brandon ELAINE LOVETT fllrs. Lathrop DEE RIYERS .'lIr. Ames I..-UIAR VAN BR.-KCKLE Mr. flzclfsorz .IlNlNlY JOHNSON .llr. Rutlzforrl PAUL YAITCHN LAMB IN THE WINDOW W 11 0 If O 'y, l. f- it . X fxzn -,X-Av, ki ' LL .Y .- -fx---' Mrs. Lathrop speaks to the church hoard ahuut asking Rev. Edwards to resign. Lamb in the Window deals with a small town church in which the members have become unconcerned about the beliefs that the Reverend is trying to uphold. A beautiful stained glass window and the rule it plays, changes the lives of the church hoard and in the end the Reverend rclnains as pastor to the church. f anis 11 'Cf- Tl i ,Iinnny . lim. Edwards gin-s his resigna- tnln tn the church lmf-fare knew- - ing that they had already de- cide-d In haw hirn recalled. l'aig1 z in i 5 Mx llulnpicr Xi' if llll I ww fl TH-Hr? X! ff? ..-IJ U F..-',..... 1:-41 --P K Lfw lim XI!-,,,. NH V Mx -U5 'rf k Wulf Gosh tour more years m thus place, re marks that group of JOANJOHNSON Love slck hugh school students known Freshmen The Freshmen show a wnde mterest In most affairs which aren t connected with school This bunch of Happy go Lucky delm quents are wlthout a doubt the wlldest stu dents as the demerlt records plamly show , dsx C- l L Y! , - I I ' V I . Q O C , , Freshman Editor - ' ' as I 0 . . ' ' 1 ' I I 77 . I I I O 7 7 0 n - . U . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS VIRGINIA DANIELS BETTY COWART ROSA LEE ARONSON JOHNNY COYV.-KRT Ivice President Treasurer Secretary President PICTURES OF FRESHI1IA.YCLASS UE UBERS ,NOT .4I'.4IL.4BLI'f Jammu BQ-Im.-ty I'Iarvvl1I Day .IIIlf'I'f'iL1 Hilliarfl Ilrfnniv II'-nrizzrxis Ernv-t XILIHKW' ffarltun Fumn r Don Stwry Illuirn- fhdflvl Buek WAhiLldo11 Larry Arnwld Rrhalw- in-nQon Elma Iialllrw Linda Banu v-fb 5.0 55' QM, ,Q 10 'Y '? 'T 'E' , fo-s 'L Y... MY, 'V' L 4 1 X j, CLASS OF '60 Waym' Uarkvr Yw11114' w'4'Ill1'fiI!Hf4lH ,If-41111-Ilv lie-11111-tt jvrry U4-11m-It Mary Inu H1-11111-lt IM11111 ,In lin-11114-lt l,L1111z1r Iif-Us l':lil11f14'lll Hluwr Paw Hum- 51-l111w11 lin-lim' Rnnkw Hny1'llu1l A1111 lium-1111111 Hubby Jw- Brady Mary lirufly Shirlf-y Ann Branch l Jamw- liullurcl I . x l' K Y f L A- wil 1 'Ls Wynlun Hull:-r V xi ' 3 1 , X Lulrwllv ifurlvr ' ' C, .Q .5-1, 1 Hiiylllflllll llartf-r ' 1 3' xv, ' Vi y, ' V X' A 'fwrrvll Calm y't 417' ,i V 1 7 VI V 5' , X ' r 'J J., .I A W , r, A K x Q ' ' ff ' ' l 5 D Kuln-rt lllanlnn llwe-1111111511 ljungvr Kaly l,uuIn'r Pansy lloppagv liillivrn-1' lfurm-lius B1-tty I,11u ffowart juhnny ffuwart hhirlvy Cuwart Yirgi11ia Daniels Br:-nda Darden my 4'-3' 5. '- wg ' 43 1 X uv vu I ,X 1 i 1 A 'QQ QQ , it 1 y .,...'fi Q52- xwf Y l'atrif'ia 'Xnn Dang: Kay Daxix Nlartlia .Iii Dixon Him-Ita llwrinim-y Hilda Ann Dumas Ida Ann Duinai Kenny lfdwards James Enfley Duris Fender Frances Fender Shirley Ann lflmvvrs Ophelia Friar Carulyn rliilp Martha ,lim Haskins Lluvd Uililms L tr -i-0 if Q.: 7 Iris Ciddens Winona Ciddens Jeanette Godwin Wanda Codwin Sandra Green Gene Griffin Mildred Griffis Delmar Criner Robert Uriner jnhnny Guthrie Margie Gutlirit' Belly' Hfiftlis Donald Hanki Larue Harrell Edith Harris 1' 'U' ii X44 n ' 1 v 'ruff Q, ,f A Clary Lawhorn 'Ik-d Le-wis Putririu Lirifiwy Elf-anur Logan Hvtty Inu Lol! Imiim- Rayrnoml Maloney Iiilly lfdwarmi Marlin lluris NIc'Cranif- lirum- Alle-n Nlfllanici Paula Mr-Le-ndon Niililri-fi Nlwlwr Kuliilf-wri Nlikvll Shirlvy Niunlgmrriery Uuugla- Win-run Moore Eri: Funny Niuorc -rm Anne-ttv Huyvs Joan Hayw Frankie- Horne- Virginia Howzv H:-le-n Hutchinson ,Iuckiv Hutvhinxon Carol jvan johnson Earl Joinvr Erncst ,Iuim-r Houston Juinf-r Hlumlvarl ,Iumfs Earl Joni-5 Kc-lly Mattiv Ruth King Thoinas Kr:-tlow Mary Ni-ll Lassvtcr Y A 3 4 ' Lx f- W no i 'C' ' 1 fi 2 'fa , L i - r- X i ..1vf-. w Af 4-A Re-nda Moon- 3lHll'lillll Ne-wlwrn Waym- Nc-wlie-rn Carol ,-Xnn Parker Ann Pattvn Bobby Kvnt Pharr Toy junior Pharr Shirley Ann Pope Earl Wayne Ray Paul Jon:-s Ray Ronald Boyd Rt-ed Wilbur Rm-d G:-ne Norman Register W, johnnv Re-gist:-r Billy R:-ntz '3 T . 'vs' P ' if K .3 K X vs rl Q Q , , 4 fx W as ,, M , 9' 20 5 1 1 7 ' '. -:-' 'R . Q ' ,--f .. , 4- ' ' vw X ii i' -:Sw N f R f' . 3- ' if 1 pg A fin or X., K N .N ii I sf' Z v Jn Eiiiogorie' Rvntz Sanford Rentz Lavon Rewis Terrell Roberts Melvyn Rowan Philip Rowan Curtis Rutland Harold Rutland Virginia Rutland Joann Shaw Carol Simmons Johnny Simmons Wawa Nt-ll Simmon Nan Sum- Smith Tc-rry Smith 419' K ffl 6- U z.. 1 .W - A V.AW . 'N'-7' James Earl Ward Cora Mae Watson Erncstinm- Watson James Watson Evulinr' Wlebb Julian We-bb Wlaynr' W'w'k4 llarryl Wvldun Carol Ann Wm-tln-rington X Claytun Wethe-rington llaxisl Wlxinlmlnrl SI:-lla W ilvy Hvlvn Willif ll: on Nlrlflcland Yllllllll Stu klanrl ltvr-lyn Slrlpllng Palsy Stripling lanws Smnns-r ,lf-rry luylur llill Tll0lll2lS Tum Thomas: Ve-rvie Tomlinson Elizalwth Touchton .lucliiv 'llllckx-r Nlilmlrm-1l Tucker IJ. II. Tunnison Ellis Tyson Johnny Lev Walker ,xx 3211.10 gggneu at NN Milf My ' Bm XXX w ?f' 'Ex ,f,?eK , '-AW' X Y Mg ...Q fur NWYQAMNX XXX ,TXQ X-N Iii? STH? ffl T ' 4 A N EE ' -W C wl- ll Q LH ff? yn 3 1 5 7 '-1 ,' .1 .W ' ' ' A X fix - x 'x fx- ,,,-fs .1 I 111- Qg 'V I ' - Il These scared llttle brats were faced wlth the problems of combat Ing pesterlng upper CK W CH teachers and with the 'ob of establrshlng a place ln thrs school whose rules clutter entrrely from that of grade schools Thelr oplmons of Seniors were flllecl with both fear ancl aclmlratlon Fear of their superlorlty ancl aclmrratlon of their positron In school actlvltles BE Y EL , Sub-Ffeshfmm Edfwf classmen and bellowmg U I C L I , O Q EllgZt'I1f' ghlarni .liilllvx fllllmti Yann Xlelr-rrnan Shirlvy .Xllvn lrrltnn llalvr Lvrny llalslrve' Dwight Harrwtt ,lanws Barrvtt Bvtty Ile-nnvlt llnnalnl Ile-nn:-tl Earl Bvnnvlt .ludy Bvnm-tt Lamar lie-nn:-tt Rayxnfvml llvnm-It llolmllie- Ile-nnvtt Yann- linnrw Betty llrarlfurfl John Wvilliv Brice Bobby Hrivklv Klaurm-fin Bristol R. B. lirrstul Clarke- liurnvtt Carolyn liufh jo Nell Bush Patfy Cain Ru-a ifannnn Nlary Ca-tlvln-rry Juycv Clary Janice Claymn Claudine Collie-r lfelitll lfulxin ,linnniv 11011111-ll Clifillfll Lruflby Arthur llrny jvan llaltwn Carroll Dasi: lllliifllllv' Day Dianv IJ.AYanf: Karvn llirkv-rson .lvfry Ulvli-A111 CLASS OF '61 - . L 355, 3 5:1 5. -Q ' r M K 'ff' -75 ,- v 1 u 5 'Q , . 1- Lx f . . , ,' , . . s f .' sq P 1 ' : K - - Dru-uf 0 l lm. I f f Q -, 1 4-wg Y , Q 0' gl. A x Q., v A I1 , U Q rf' 4 g- ' A G. ' S- .- 1.g i , -4 ,BR Y U- fl . 'AS M V, ,' ll.. .I lm if ki,-, V lil in WH A du, SL S V K' A, .441 . 1 V ' 1 W vu. -- g 'SSXLL ! IL! 1 X ' , 'J n 57 a fa 4-Q , J, le' r-PE! ll a fi? r -P' 42 Afi E VA, :.. ,' fp Q x sammy , :gb V 6: . v- .' k K. 4- v X :V w- V LTL 64 V 'Q-'L' ,. r ' X 4, W , qi J I z Y l ,. J' -l -sr 6 C: 3 95 4. I 5. I .v .f-M X 1- ' nik- If C., oi if . 'E' .Q-v Sl 4-' L, J Q Q X z llllwslllfa 1 , x . IK' XXI 17 J. gwv fc. I ,f 'x 'v Lnvl lilt'l's Nurxna llill lyruy H ixllw Walrrvn Ilullxrmmk liulmlmx Hulmlvrw Billy Holmirrx Nanry Hopwn Opal Huwzr' Javkiv Hutvhinson Fllvn juine-r Lmwll Aluim-r llvrulni jenna-- Jvrsie' llnyvl' 15111341 Kvlly ,It'LiIl Kinurd Ure-xula Kixlvaiml ,Im-nm-llv King Nc-Ma Knuwlc-s Frmlclim- I.awrr'nCev Hobby Limlsvy Dah- Lindsey Virginia Linmlsvy Clll'iSIiIll' Lirtlf- 'Nlurilyn Nlafhlmurn K1-thu Nlvlfrnnie' EIIQLVII4' xIl'KiI1Ilf'j' Jannw X11-Nlillan C1liiI'lt'4 Nlil:-3' Yvlma Nlixnn jnyvr- Mnvk .llnix NIH.-k Wayne- Nlfvlltgmnlvry Ruruilmi Nluxfe-lwhitv Frunfl Charle-s O'Quinn Carolr' Parigf-tt Ii.-ny lmrf-11 Hvlra I'Lillf'Il Sara l,llilI'I' ll'1'l14' Pilvhe-r Jllllf IM-tall '51 4- ' V 4 1 xxx .N 6 Lg! 0 A fri N bb' x I K P y 'S - 4.11 A, dsx' 3 H -9.7 9 lv ,Q . 1, ji-' '- ' , ' Z .1 , 'if 7 -W ff, , q , I .H W , 1 , W1-'Q -1. K ' WVXK-Z!,'9'z'fQ 'g lf 6 YT' . 1 I x 8 ' 4 V if ., Av ,NY J, x 3 3252 M X! N U. 4 SCJ bl., 'W 3' it , f if K v 'y ., n W l c ' , X 5 , 7 . ,Xxx - vi Nw Q 2 H . 1. l . 6 W . ,xg ' ,x I I V , '- Y .1 ' f ,, ' M 3 , H - D V' X .1 I 6 t ' 'zu-13 - wr? 'f re M 1' fy- Q' al: qv- Ai ?'V Q ' 'SYVQTT Q Q--f L . Q, 'Qi JY .A G- X , sf L 9 ,L 1 Tri . '. to gt fs, ,i i i +- ie 'cl if if: ii i' iL by i fu T V T - a xl 'W 4 ,- av X 'Y' 45' L.. ' ST . if 'tx N ,-U-if , QF .7-S - Q29 '. .11 wad M, 'if - f 'iii . me li T' ii 4 b N T .. ggnk ' -, W '41 ' f A ' 'L 5 T f db An.. -Q, J ,- - '5 l ' V ,xi . V.. fr Q., , .ff -y 1' ? I in , 1 Vu, lg ti x ill y P 9 A 1, i x i n l xt Eg,-.'. f APU Xgsjif' S, I. Qi, V My S-is , ' he 4 til, .L Af, Q W My Vikki - E ,YV I gif V lib S21 M., an if M ,at an '55-' -P 6-t g T yi jul I 5, t-la 7' ,14 ft S'-'N T R' fo' g IN v -'H?3 a Xi T M 1' 'J-. le'l':9' fu 'j :?1'i5i1f:rfSgEiEf5?- 927' -of ini Bobby Pow:-rs john Ray Virginia Ray Ruth Het-rl lhfggy llf',g:istf'r Faye Rent! Margxrc-I Ross liz-nniv Rowe Hetty Rowland Bohhy Royal Laverne Rutherford Wallace Sansherry Milton Schofill Jim Svruggs Barbara Shaw K4-nneth Shaw Mary Ni-Il Simmons Cf-eil Sirmans Phil Sirmans liarhara Smith ,lane Smith Jimmy Spires Mary Ann Stanford Laurie Storey Henry Stutts Bohhy Suggs Avery Sumner Bohhy Sumner Betty Taylor Karen Taylor Latrelle Taylor Susie Taylor Wayne Taylor Talinaflgzr- Taylor Calvin Thomas Um-nf-ya Tillman ,lean Tomlinson Marcia Touehton Billy Tyson Edward Tyson Martha Varn Robvrt Yivkvrs Willie: Mae' Walker llvlly Ward Mary Lou Wvhh Dorothy Wvlvh De Loss Whiddon Helen Wiley .loan Williams Frank Wood Shanna Wright Wayne Rutland ' .....p 'f rg 41 '. 3? Q! t X 2 K X I 194 bf- F . if ac 6 ' he -..f,' 't -.f '- ' K 5. h . Y xt- .-U Q53- CET , EAI, CHARLIE! SUB-FRESHJIAN PICTURES .TOT AVAIL.-IBLE Frankie Cone Mary Clyde Dixon Billy Flowers HARD AT WORK! Clinton Greene Lynda Lynn Mary Ann Heels-r Jvrry Powers Mildrcd Ross Barbara Rutland Kenneth Shaw Donald Shealy J. P. Skinner J. W. Spradley Martha Wade Hayward Wiley 65 WM- -Xn cxperinicnt for general science, Mr. Futcl1??? 1 This contraption was used in decorating the gym for the Junior-Senior reception. Taking L1 lm-ul-1 fri,-in tliv- inf.-las at 66 Huck lfztylf-7 Stumlvntf lvuml lmxy liwf lmtli in vlasfef anfl uulsiflm- nctiviticf. ,Mv- -n , 'r'l:f, .. ,v'c.-glare. . , s'..',u!l'llll 4..'q.'n.' wp, l 4, 4 1 : r4u n, l'a1g, f, I: 4 lf 'I fu, If A'1u,'.'n -,, v,' 3 ri 1 ,'.'ff,.'0:n Q. a fn 1' 1 tp lil 31.45 rqi,,.'r, ,,'. 4 ' all ' mu' 4.4.9 . nunzufg .0 ,gluing . ,nflonusppf ,frallpnlyg ,nu l:ao ..:'lrilp 'llll Entertainment at a Quill and Scroll party. Seniors working in cunceefion :land at liaskf,-tlnall games. s 1 AI IJ Efgnfxqzux, f Sk E up WTSWQMH Miz, fx ff, .XX lxx, My 24 7 -4 4 , ,f , F9 ' E AV I. Q ..' I g Q Q 2 5 i M1 , AA fax, bg M jfff W X , fi? Zi 2.75 A -iff .-1 , N K LQH L15 72 'ff -f'VJ'bJ1-gf J 3 ,2 4 l . Although there are a few occasional bor- ing days in every class one cannot forget the many interesting incidents which have added spice to the lessons. I 4, v . These endless hours of class discussions, lectures, debates, and tests have tended to cast a light on the students' dislikes. Never- the-less, classes are a school's lifeblood. ALGEBRA . . This picture shows a group of first-year algebra students work- ing over an assignment of equa- tions dealing with two unknowns. Mrs. DeVane and Mr. Sessions were both faced with the problem of teaching algebraic problems. 11' t GEOMETRY . . Those theorems. axioms. and postulates were the back- bone of Mrs. Patterson's geometry class. S t u cl ents began to learn the true meanings of right angles, tangents, secants and other terms. Here we see Glenn Fulp explaining a problem on the theory of a circle. Larry Fulp. Bobby Griffis, Ralph Bennett. and Barrie Bloser look on. CONSTRUCTION . This year construction on Cook-5 new builcling began. This picture displays the builrling during the time the foundation was being coni- pletefl. TYPING . . . HOME ECONOMICS . . . ln Home EC the girls were busy learning how to cook, sew. and just keep house in general. Little did they know before taking home ec, the work it required. From learning the correct way to stitch a seam to learning to preserve food and plan meals, these girls acquired a fuller under- standing of home ec. Here we see some advanced home cc girls during a sewing session. 0 The first day of school- From the typing room comes the sound of a steady peck-peck as learn the now familiar the students begin to fdsa jklz. Speed tests. exercises. unitsi and tahulation work were the daily typing material one had to face. Then there was always those required 35 words per minute. Faye llayes doesnt seem to he having trouhle. llccky isnit sure of herself. perhaps. BAND. . . Boom-hoom. honk-honk. tinkle-tinkle, tweet-twcet. Thi-so were tht- sounds one heard as he walked across the campus during sixth pcriod. :Xcross the ysay in the ag huilding, 1 tht- hand was practicing aysay. .Xftcr school and at night the hand practiced. les. many hours of work go into thc makin rt th nw an ty 1 f w it . t tr fin 1 int p fue r are is Pstry. LIBRARY . . . The library recvivccl a shipment of nvw hooks this ye-ar which were greatly neeflecl. They wrlrc- in all subject fic-lfls. Wfwrkilig jointly with thv Lilbrary SCif-nm' Cluh the lihrary hold upon hmise for all Stuflcnts to ulwsf-rvv the new arraligmiif-nts anrl posters nmfle lwy vlulr 1IlC'llllJt'I'S. Many arrurigcuients clispluying holiclays and Spvviul 1wr'aSio1is wvrr' plat-od mi the- hulletin lmurrl in tht- lilmrary. AGRICULTURE . . . - xxtxllllllfj. 5l1ffpu.,rk.5tt11ly -1ft.,.,ls.1w1wr1- V mg. live--tm-lx. Q14 un-ll as farming tvvliriiqiivf wcrv aiming the fiilmjwts stutliml hy the ag- riculture- hwy. Nlr. Nlil-se-lwliitc' iristriivtt-ml his lmys un tho inetlimls uf wil wmsorxntiim uml flirt-stry Care in ziflflitifm tw the- usual Sulnjvvt mutter. .5 Thv ug lmis ulsu mijfiyt-il plenty' uf liar- lvffriiv ut the Llllllllill l .l7.VX. lTillllPl'-SUII -+'453'f5Q13, lT8llllllt'l. V. Hr-rv at gzruup uf lmys rirv -tuflyingr fur- Q f-Q 4 v Q :QKQ . G ma. N.- ll ENGLISH . . . grzirlz-sr was thi- lurgy'-t vlnss uvtix nl thi- yvair. lhiraigrraipli ff. x -N. . s 1 1 f. 1 f runmt 'ni ,A wsu- ' - 1 ' 'aff -4. st t ll'I'1' LN ' V' itvr'1 '. -rv '- - - - Q 'I ff L - L, Un N-4 - NN 14. l',Ilj1llSll. thf- primalrx Nl1ltlt'f'l nf ill JOURNALISM II . . Sidney and Dillard are working on the lay- out for the Oak Leaf. These two boys along with Dan Cowart and Elaine Lovett worked on advanced journalism throughout the year. Newspapers, annuals, Quill and Scroll, and journalism clinics were part of the projects accomplished by these students. Also. Sidney and Elaine were in charge of Teen Time. student radio program on station WAAG. 1 Are-. 1 1 JOURNALISM I . . In first-year journalism the students learned the basic facts about newspaper writing and printing. They learned the meaning of proof, galley. chase. makeup. ads. lead. and other terms. Here we see the class as they read proofs at the Sparks Eagle. They seem to be inter- ested in their work. The basic material of Journalism I is the writing of news stories, features and edi- torials. Sports stories also play a large part in the course. CHEMISTRY . . BIOLOGY . . PHYSICS . . Science courses also had their place in the daily schedule of the students-aniong them chemistry. physics, and biology. Experiments and bisection were the love of the boys as ther learned the essentials of sciences. Occasionally the girls took an ac- tive interest in bad odors and pre- served frogs too. -Y-'dn-,,,. 1' W5 GT QJXQ4 N-...,,,- ' .W X , . 'uv . 5 L L w .A , nl' ,, , ., y g L ,M ,NH 3 ,X 'gf-pgiz X A I b V1 .fi 3 fi XTR 1 i iQQ,-Qijfvlix V z j' f 7 7 ff-v 'l 'fu f' 4 I ow' X , lf It wasn t for tlvrtres, l d qult school MARYCHgIgjALDREE rar phrase heard on Cook Hugh s Campus Plays, clubs, class projects, and sports fur msh extracurricular fun for the restless ne er studying students Endless hours of work are spent ln the Annual Staff room, on Y Club campaigns and trarmng for sports events JANICE TAYLOR K' if ' 7 ac- ll vili Z If is C I I , O 'Z ' 'L 0 s 4 . 0 ,, That IS the oh-so-famll- U ' 7 O I O I , O O C C il I , 74 Assistant Club Ed' MRS. L. E. CRAWFORD FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MN '1 ,J ka.. OLD MEMBERS Front row: Jeanette Criffin, Carol Dean, Patsy Fordham, Maxine Shepherd, ,Ianice Postell, Mary Lou Baldree, Lynda Bradford. Second row: Agnes Giddens, Betty Shealy, Sue Fulp, Mar- F.H.A. Advisor garet Baldree, Estalu Flowers, Barbara Butler, Shirley Hendrix, Barbara Tyson, Willette Taylor, Among the projects of the very active Future Homemakers Chapter this year was the observance of F.H.A. Week, during which the chapter members carried out daily projects both at home and at school to em- phasize the good work done by the group. Acting as future cooks and meal plan- ners. the group served the F.F.A. banquet, the F.F.A. Advisory Board, the Farm Bu- reau meeting, and, at one faculty meeting, served refreshments to the teachers. Included in their service projects was the covering of seat cushions in the library and distributing magazines to patients at Me- morial Hospital. Tina Pahl was named winner of the Betty Crocker Young Homemaker of Tomorrow award following an examination given here. Clulm President Mary Lou Baldree was the recipient of a college scholarship to Abraham Baldwin College. the award being made by B. H. Robinson of the Bank of Lenox. Sandra Davis, Ann Trippe. OFFICERS MARY LOU BALDREE , ,,,,, ,,,. ,,,,. P r esident BETTY Sl-IEALY ,,,,, , ,, ,, Vice President CLAUDETTE NESMITH ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, T reasurer Baldrge Shealy Nesmith is ,pf 9, .f-mei -Tu Ciddens Taylor BARBARA TYEON , , Secretary ACNES GIDDENWS ,,,, ,, .,,,,,,, Parliamentarian WILLETTE T.-KH LOR ,,,, , , ,,,,,.,,,.,,,,.,, Pianist NEW MEMBERS: Virginia Daniels, Faye Bone, Hilda Dumas, Frankie Horne, Joan Shaw, lda Ann Dumas, Carolyn Fulp, Elma Baldree, Carol Ann Wetherington, Sarah Coppage, Martha Jo Dixion, Patricia Daughtry, Edna Mae Spires, Pansy Coppage, Shirley Cowart, Sandra Green, Louise Hendry, Margie Guthrie, Mildred Griffis, Shirley Ann Flowers, Jo Ann Knox, Versie Ann Tomlinson, ,loan Crosby, Iris Giddens, Theresa Hilliard, Elizabeth Bloser, Helen Hutchinson, Jeanette Bennett, Rosalee Aronson, Bertie Mae McCall, Betty Lou Cowart, Carol Ann Parker, Virginia Rutland, Sandra Crosby, Ann Patten, Edith Harris, Paula McLendon, Betty ,lean Hall, Wanda Godwin, Kay Cotton, Ann Bozeman, Jeanette Godwin, Lynda Banes, Roma Jo Bennett. :Ipan- Senior Home Ee girls work on a project which I 'JJ ut new cu hion in the ladies' loun e l p s s g . Secretary Barbara Tyson reads minutes and calls the roll in a club meeting. 77 Q- Q1 -ar sf 'qs- Barlnara Margaret Mary Lou Kathryn Linda Wilhelmina JUHHI1 Belly Pat Arnold Baldree Baldree Bloser Bradford Brickle Coker Collins Connell ,Y -A cr 1 -G' 4' ' fi- 1 A-, gl P Y 'rf 7 y ' Y , X M '1? '.,, Sandra Paige Ann Sandra Eslalu Patsy Sue Agnes Jeanette Cox Dampier Davis Davis Flowers Fordham Fulp Giddc-ns Griffin J it A'v', 'l L' A , W. S . '+A 1, if f. A 1' ' J-, ,V W W .C V T, v than is is me - or J J.. if ef Shirley Joann Scotty Mary Ollie Joann Lucretia Mary F. Toni Elaine Harrell Johnson Johnston Jgnf-5 King Knight Lasseter Lawrence Lovett OFFICERS President ,.,,.,,,,,,, , WILLETTE TAYLOR Vice President , , WILHELMINA BRICKLE Treasurer ,,,tt,,,,,,, BARBARA TYSON Recording Secretary , SANDRA DAVIS Y Corresponding Secretary TONI LAWRENCE Sponsor ,,,. , ,,,, MRS. KATE WILKICS ,N 4. 1 vii ' A va. 'za 6. I J J S' -7 J , . t :- Z BV V I ti ,,,, Z X Q 91, 457: V , I Martha Agn:-5 Jean Claudwtte Tina Frances Dee Faye McNeil Nlilike-n Newliern Nt-Smith Pahl Reed Rivers Rountree 43 i i 3 V -A 1 65 -57 L 5. , . i L . - ,1 2 5 V, 4' ll l 1 Marlene Patsy Betty Maxine Jackie Barbara JHIUCC Willeile Rountree Shaw Shealy Shepherd Smith Sumner Taylor Taylor v. YN . A i J all 3 r l il me F It ,.- if - 6 ' , i f 4, 5 ,N if ' Q . 'J ' J , 1 , -x, I Faye Barbara Barbara Emily S. Barbara Becky Carolyn Judy 78 Thoma Ty -on Yanfe Yarn Wy-1011 Welch Wit-ldon Wright OFFICERS Pesiflent Jimmy Connell Vife Pesident Jimmy' Johnson Treasurer Sidney Futch Sefretary Dillard Ensley Chaplain Lamar Van Brackle Sponsor Mr. H. A. Sessions Benton Allen Frank Alley Bobby Bennett rr .1 if .C . A k iq, ...I N z J I Picture not auailable: Mike Johns A 1 Bob Blais ii L :J f' 'A Barrie Lee Bloser ,, J Ronnie Clary r Q Felton Cobb 6 Billy Connell QQ E 52. , .. I '1 h L Jimmy Connell i John Dean Dillard Ensley rr .gg ' 5. . Sidney Futcb 7 pu 'V' F Q fr pe L N A in - L E iii Q ii ii Bmviiiagdfn 1 l ona rims ey i 5- Q Jimmy Johnson 7 :fi N' , Jimmy Lawrence B Sly , , rad Roger Lynn 'Q Wayne Mitchell ' gf 1 ' , 'V, A g- Jimmy Noles Y 1 i , ' Lamar Pearson .F - ' Y 1 w J ' . X l , K ' A if f 1 . Charles Postell Freddie Robinson y an 1, Sonny Rountree 7 vw ,l ' Tommy Stalw-y 'L Q fb'N L' Freddie Stone Buddy Talley Yin-on Trippe Lamar Yan Brackle N '1' -' -. ug-v 5' 1 4' J L' 'va if .1 'ir I ,A -1 V A Q, 1 , 4 V , X. l .1111 aug in X- Y I Ax f I JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Presidenz A A,A, 4. .. ..,A .. . J OAN CROSBY The Junior Tee-Hi-Y hee been eveneefed fee meer yeefe iiiistflliswfsCiiiiiiiii3Qi 1ijii.ffNf511l?SElCZ1'311GJS31l by Mrs. James R. DeVane, veteran Cook High faculty Corresponding Secretary ,,,,,,,, CAROLYN DEVANE member. Recording Secretary ,,,,..,,,,,,,... SARAH COPPAGE Parliamentarian ,, ., ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.. K AY COTTON Front row, left to right: Pat Day, Virginia Daniels, Bobbie Gibbs, Joan Knox, Joan Crosby, Jeanette Godwin, Joyce Daniels, Janice Postell, Carolyn Lovett, Mary Ann Cranthan, Roma Jo Bennett, Cyntha Robinson, Sandra Crosby, Mildred Tucker. Second row: Hilda Dumas, Jeanette Bennett, Joan Shaw, Betty Lou Cowart, Louise Hendry, Rosalee Aronson, Theresa Hillard, Betty Cowart, Kay Cotton, Frankie Horne, Edith Harris, Shirley Branch, lda Ann Dumas, Margaret King. Third row: Mrs. James DeVane, Bonita Taylor, Sarah Coppage, Faye Bone, Patricia Daughtry, Ann Bozeman, Carol Deen, Eleanor Logan, Annette Hayes, Linda Banes, Joan Hayes, Beth Chandler, Elizabeth Bloser, Iris Giddens, Jackie Hutchinson, Bertie Mae McCall, Ann Patten, Helen Hutchinson, Carolyn DeVane, Martha Jo Dixon. 80 . , fi , , A, ,,.,,.. ,, . N, . W M- .,+x'p-1, gain, ,rp ' KQML e ,. ' , te Zz ' 'serif . M I e Q e' :M qt, W, 7,2 UZ' hi. ee e , . e ' '- L 7 ,neg Q -. eg, ,- -. Q I S ., , . , , A. ,3M,',. , Y, , , I 'G F, ,V . ,V V , Q , A , A Q, -uni - , 'F .XI'.P,- L2 ,..5V2f,,gf1'g,m-:r ,I ' J, 1 f I z 1 , 'ef3,,S,:,pg, le ,,.g,.,,-, , if ' f ,-ef 4 .K . 'vw , er ' ZQM, gm Q .gr smite: Y A . A di 'gr . 7' e Q, .gr 1 'I '- ' V 4. Q' 'ff t wr ' v f ',w ' . , . ,H t Q i ' fferv ' 1 '16, iu 'fA- 1 ff ?'.in,:1f key. ofllfrf' 4- ' . 1 ' e ' A ' . ' 1- ' 'f e f 'iN 4 4' M1-rrif Klmluin Billy Crm-ne Wlayue N:-wlwern Derry U'Quinn Tlfllllllf' Panlgett Harry bllaw - we rx' Larry ll:-nn'-tt Rmnkx lluyntrrn 'I'--rrwll 1f.1tn in-rn' f.l11xpn1L1r1 Jar-k llarlny 'll-rrp llauglltrr-y Kenny Eelwurmlx ,lamef En-If-y JUNIOR Hl-Y W'ayne Smith Milton Strieklanzl Jerry Taylor Bill Tlwma- Tom Tlllllllil- lame? Earl Ward Darrel We-lmlon Rusk Wlxiflnlrm df, ,. ,. , .., OFFICERS President MORRIS CODWIN Vice President BILLY GREENE Recording Secretary DERRY O'QEINN Corresponding Secretary TERRY DAEGHTREH Treasurer TOMMY P.-XDGETT Sergeant-at-.-1 rms JACK DARBY Sponsor MRS. H. B. IXGR-XM fiffklf 1 First row, left to right: Billy Betts, Wayne Boyette, Sonny Rountree, Junior Bostic, Malcolm Newbern, Eugene Sumner, Charles Register, Billy Joe Watson, Dorsey Griffis, J. I. Musselwhite, Sidney Futch. Second row: Raymond Carter, Ellis Tyson, Billy Rentz, Eris Ross, Derry O'Quinn, Billy Simmons, Bobby Joe Brady, Third row: Billy Bennett, Don Storey, Virgil Womack, James Watson, Ronald Gray, Wayne Ray. Fourth row: Grover Fulp, Lamar Connell, Junior Bennett, Billy Livingston, G. W. Sumner, Terrell Roberts, Johnny Cuwart. Fifth row: Harold Rutland, W. L. Danforth, Billy Martin, James Bullard, Charlie Paul Holt, Glendel Young. Sixth row: Larue Abbott, Earl Joiner. Sonny Moore. Joe Carrol Godwin, Cleon Strickland. Seventh row: giohnnly Sirnjmons, Eugene Baldree, Charles Hiers, Joe Pitts, Johnny Guthrie, Roger Griffin, ona ee . Looking back on the past year, we find the Cook High F.F.A. has had a banner year although the membership decreased somewhat. The chapter was donated a new Farmall tractor by Cook County Motors to cultivate their chapter projects. F. F, A, The Cook chapter was represented at the national F.F.A. convention in Kansas City by Sidney Futch. chapter presi- dent, who was named the most outstanding F.F.A. member, and by Mack Noles. winner of the local Corn contest. F. F. A. HAS BANNER YEAR Principal W. E. Summerlin presents checks to National 5idHCY Fl1fCh- Pf9SidPnl- ff'Cf'iVf'S k9YS T0 DFW tractor Convention trip winners. given by Cook County Motors. fs.. I '-5..,.- Hu 1-'fi' Chapter Off' w- , M if The 1956 Chapter Sweetheart, Rose Ward, places crown Treasurer: Veggie gg, 37: BIHY Betts, Rf-porter, Sonn' R on head of '57 Sweetheart, Patsy Fordham. as President Sidney Futch. Preqdenie te, Secretaryg DO,-595. Crififis Vic? P ountree, Sidney Futch watches, K ' ' P r 91d'3mC I 5 snag ' I Sidney Futch shown with Benny Gaskins. State Vice President at Banquet. 'h Four Cook F.F..-Xfers received their Georgia Planter Degree during the state rally at llacon in October. This is the largest number to receive their degrees in one year in the chapteris historv. ln the ag shop. several gates. hog feeders. cabinets. book- shelves. and barbecue grills were built. The l7.l'l.A. pig chain is being increased this year as mem- ers look forward to the annual chapter hog show to be held on the campus in late spring. 83 MARTHA BERRY F. T. A. CLUB Morris Godwin. secretary of Cook Highis Future Teachers of America Chapter. was elected secretary of Georgials eighth district F.T.A. organization. The Future Teachers have had a long and hard battle to maintain their club on the campus. Beginning the school year with only four members, they have struggled until ahout seven or eight members attend the meetings regularly. ' Officers of the F.T.A. attended a district meeting at Valdosta State College in January. There they discussed plans for strengthening clubs throughout the district. XY Under the capable counseling of Mrs. C. A. Christen- sen, the Cook chapter has made great progress this year. OFFICERS LAMAR PEARSON ,, ,,,,,,,, .,., P resident JOAN SHAW ,,,,, , ,, ,,,, Vice President MORRIS CODWIN ,, , . Secretary-Treasurer CAROLYN FULP , , ,, , , . Historian MRS. CHRISTENSEN Azirisor LIBRARY SCIENCE CLUB Warn OFFICERS President FAYE ROUNTREE Vice President PANSY COPPAGE Secretary i Lil 1 RENDA MOORE Treasurer OPHELIA FRIAR Rep. KATHLEEN MIKELL Historian LOUISE HENDRY Sponsor MISS IEANETTE HALL MEMBERS-First row: Jeanette Godwin, Shirley Allen, Jane Smith, Rc-nda Moore, Patricia Lindsey, Pansy Coppage. Second row: Annette Hayes, Kathleen Mikell. Ethel Carr, Betty Shealy. Third row: Faye Rentz, Joan Williams, Miss Jeanette Hall, Adyisorg Faye Rountree. EDITORIAL STAFF vw A -yn' , 5 x -:lr V 3 A -in in is v, 6 I QM - 3x :ds A X - ' . S IJAXN 1QOW,XRT DILLXRD FNSLEY ELAINE LOYETT SIDNEY FETCH TLRNIQR BYRD .-if visor ,Xfter sexeral tears uf inaetivity the paper was revived three years ago as the MK l.lfqXlT. This is the st-mml year the paper has ln-en a IIICIHTICI' of the Georgia Sm-lwlzistie Press .'XSSUf'TLllTOIl. This year the paper hevunie affiliated with the Quill uncl Scroll. The staff plunnefl eight puhlieatiuns this year. inelucling a gzracluution issue. They alsw planned to enter Contests sponsore hy C.5.P..'X. at the annual emiventimi in Athens. Staff nil-niln-rs in mlrlitiwri In the editorial stuff in-re Xlurgurf-t Baltlree. Kathryn lilnser, Famlru Cnx. Sandra Davis. Dee Rivers. Mary Lou lialdrve. Jimrny Johnson. Clary Jones, Hugger Lynn. Charles Push-ll. Harold Heddick, xTE1I'yRlllllR1't'd. E yt rf I K5 1 if fi 1 i if Ounaadim-ur un lull:-v4l71NII1'rCvi khvlfdloi: .L 1, A ls ,Z OAK LEAF staff prepares dummy. Material is gathered hy staff for first edttlon. 85 COOK HIGH MARCHING BAND The band marches on the field during half time ceremonies of the Bainbridge game on October 5 OFFICERS Drum llajor PAUL VAUGHN Band Captam JIMMY JOHNSON Student Director JIMMY CONNELL Secretary LAMAR VAN BRACKLE Lzbrarzan ROGER LYNN Assistant PAIGE DANIPIER Asststant BETH CHANDLER Major Captain DEE RIVERS Property llanager NIORRIS GODWIN Asszstant SONNY ROUNTREE Asszslant BOBBY REGISTER Publlczty Chairman DAN COWART Entertainment Chazrman JOANN COWART The band participated in the region music festixal in Thomasville and received ratings on marching concert, and sight reading of music. Various members of the band participated in solos and ensembles for ratings. An annual event of the band is the ROSE SHOW at Thomasville and local parades. On December 20, the band in conjunction with the chorus presented a concert to the public in the auditorium. Of course, the biggest project of the band was the playing and marching at football games. They performed at nine out of ten scheduled games. ,- 12' , ,Q 45 f W yew 'A 1 ,vgi , 3? , ,L V1 e 4 I Y A '-f Yiff. 'imp ,ga ,. ,M- 151335 L? 2 f 1 ,- lamps , K Q WM -Peg Q wmv' EUGENE PATTERSON CHAPTER QUILL AND SCROLL The Eugene Patterson Chapter of Quill and Seroll was organized this year at Cook. the charter being issued to Advisor Turner Byrd on October 12, l'J56. Eight charter members were inducted in assembly exercises November 7. Although new, the chapter has been among the most active of campus organizations. Future journalists have proven their abili- ties in various chapter projects. W', f '- President Dan Cowart and Historian Mary Ruth Reed look over the scrapbook which holds all clippings about the school published in local papers during the year. Thousands of words of copy have appeared this year in THE OAKLI-I,-Xlf. THE ADEI. NEWS, THE TIFTON G.-KZETTE. THE NIOELTRIE OBSERYER. and THE YAIJJOSTA TINIE5. Nlary Ruth had the major job of chasing down all these clippings for the book. 88 Dillard Enslev. secretary, and Sidney Futch. vice president, pin clippings Quill and Seroll members have written on the new bulletin board erected by the chapter this year. Chapter mem- bers altemated in keeping the board up to date. .t-33 I it . +1 lm? , '. T :YP 'J f with go Mi' ggi Elaine Lovett. Bohlnv Bennett. Ruse Ward and Mary Lou Baldree, other members of the chapter. relax on the front campus. Q . 5 X 1' an -M 4 'h Boliliy De-nn:-tt Dan tlowart ,V t, cf 1 U4 f ,, i 't a .1 ' ' wt .Q Yr Linda Exelvn Boh . Beth .lohn Blais Bradford Carter Chandler Cone Paige Sandra Carolyn Dillard Emm Dampier Davis Dchvane Enslcy Fe-Its OFFICERS 1 reilrlent ,,,,,,,,, ,H ,,,,, ,,,, , . DILLARD ENSLEY life President ,,,, ,,,,,,,, .I IMMY CONNELL .Serrelary ..,,, ,,,,,, , , ,, ,. CAROLYN DEVANE Treasurer ,,,,, .v,, B OBBY BENNETT Project Chairman ,, ,. ,,,,,, , DAN COWART Reporter , ,,,.,l....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, W 'ILLETTE TAYLOR Tutti Lawrcnu, Delane- Taylor 8. 4..- Blp rth- Lamar Mercer P:-arfon ,lattice ll ill'-ite Taylor Taylor The Beta Clulw carried out one of the most outstanding projects on the campus this year. The Beta members Sup- ported the local health dv- partment by boosting the polio vaccination drive. Wlell over 905 of the students at Cook cooperated with this project and the Beta Clulr was given great recognition by surrounding area papers and by radio station WLMXG. Mary R. Jackie Barbara Ret-tl Smith Sumner Lamar Roar' Donna Van Brackle Xvard Whittle '7 QS. ev- Q' Jimmy ffoiim-ll lg 5' ' ll Algal' Q , f 'N' t X ' QQ Wyman Folds Klorris Godwin Jimmy Lawrence jimmy Wiley as ' i 1.-R4 fzggvqi is X l'1rt row left to rl ht Eluabeth Touthton Burdette- llttlt Latrelle Fartnr Pat x Ctrxplm Mrma Lee Grady Je-anctte Godvun Laxfma Raw Cxnthra Hnlungon S tuml run Uaplnnf mlth Carol Ann Wtrhf rm ton Thml rov. NI ttm fullur J P R t EW X farolsn Rmal Mary Lou Webb Fourth rom N rtlt Nl rur Wanda imlmn Nhrrlu nn Flower Qlurlew Branch Nadme Rentz L trelle Taxlnr I na Nlae Wat n 'N t lrun lat :iam Gwendolyn Con er Emma Dora l'flt Bettw Jean Hall Barbara Ann Nnuth Xernflle atQon COOKTHGH CHORUS II t 1 1 Chorus unc er xs IlllQ1C or l nrt term hai mtul tg, s h lmn 10 tual fl mrs font 1 llurm mer 20 tml IH tforn r em mr Qpula prof run thrnuffhuut the xear OFFICFRS EXIXIA DOH-X FELTN IVPSIIIPVII LXYENI X Rah lm lrexzrlffrzt KATHRXN PARTAIN Trfaszzrer NIERLE R-Xi vfreran I , I ' l I JZ, - .-MVA: Q-+9 ,g t 1 Q. 'gf K S ' , 4. - Q , ,Q'j3f.',.' 4 'Wifi V V O ' 4 PM V 'f' V - Af- M X.L..f i'541l3Q'-v.ft A t J' Wy. ....,u' M 5 ', 'g : ' . .' '. ' ' , '. rj ., ' 4 :L H y . , v. It '. 'L U LQ.. ,.: . ', Tyson, Kathryn Partain, Carolyn Spiros. Gvraldino Bush, Mt-rle Ray, Dt-ssa lm- Ne-whenrn. Jurkif- S l . X ' ' gl . ' 'Z , a ' l . NYC vgis vr. ' lyn Yvlmlm, I ,' Q' . . ' ' . ': .ly - . 4' . ' 2 . 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'PQ 9 'T 0 0 n 0 0 0 0 -. . eatllfe ltor 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 , ! 1957 ACORN QUEEN SCOTTIE JOHNSTON ,1- , L ANNUAL QUEEN CANDIDATES CAROLYN DEVANE TONI LAWRENCE Junior Y Clubs Beta Club SCOTTIE JOHNSTON Senior Y Cfubs ELIZABETH BLOSER PATSY FORDHAM FHA FFA VIE FOR BEAUTY TITLE Mr. Senior Class JIMMY JOHNSON ,, s i ' 'v,v v,Vn +V Miss Senior Class PATSY SHAYV v Mr lunzor Class WADE MARSHALL Miss junior Class SANDRA COX U1 SOIJIIOIIZOH flaw W L DXNFOLTH A1I1's.w Snpfmzlmrf' Class XXIIIXK BENNETT if 3 . ,iq I X fd 2 axffgg wg fllr. l'vl'f'SlII71flII Clrzss TEIQRICLI. CfX'I'0 Miss Freshman Class OI'IIl'II,IA FRIAR M 111 S1112 101 slzmrm ffrlss XXII N Nl XINI In 4 5 1. U1 s Sllllfllklllllllll law I fx . k X - 3 ar -. 1957 ACORN KING XWXYY WWNKXYxx X xxx lim I X ,342 2 Xlfa V' V llf-V iff I 2 7 I f X 4 Q WLW pwfff' 2' . If XKXXX 7 X 'X-X X' ' K'-C, -4 y M, VW Z M M am f.,:lr.3..-? Wh H Get down there and knock That s the pet COWART saying ofthe coaches at DAN football practice Football along with basketball baseball and track are Cook s four sports which offer a student the recreation he needs durlng the school day Some students say l wouldn t come to school :fl wuldn tplay ball ' B in '3 LANI XR PEARSOW X 7, 1 O 0 Sports Editor ' O U I I I , o I Q O O If 1 h ' 1 77 'vb ,, 5' . .U . g - I Q Fl I soot s , fw- x X '02 Assislalnl Sports Eflintor QQ. L 1 i. , Q! 2' 1 , THESE GIRLS KEPT UP OUR PEP Tiff ', f . FV 'gil 1 . L. - ' , vs. N Pl P, ,, Q--f E- P, 'X ' ff .,,,s ': 'Q-' . 4. E 1 A ' -Q . f, ,s 1 X. T ,f , iz' . ina! S- 2' ,J - if P QI up 'I Y S I 1 3 ' - V 5 1 . : , - , S' 4 E A Q W V' ,AA J Q F L ab' E, Qin E A . P. 5? .I Y ' ,J .Y r ,x Rosalce Mafgaret Batty Junivc Frankig Becky Aronson king: Cwlline 'l'a15'l1vr Hfrrnu Wfflch 1 it A f fu A ,L 81' , - .E .. .J ... If - ,PV an Q p I V ,, L ,fi ,A Wil! Ruth lffllx Bvllx gui .,l NX I'f1 H'-wi l.13Ivfr' Illjllvll I +'r41l1:1n1 -3 ,, x '56 HORNETS HAVE First row, left to right: Jimmy Whiddon, Jerry Taylor, Vinson Trippe, Douglas Morre, Ronald Reed, Junior Ross, Earl Joiner, Jack Joiner, Derry O'Quinn. Second row: Tom Thomas, Manager, Jack Darby, Kenny Edwards, Jacob Conger, Billy Greene, Terrell Cato, Tyrone Mc- Daniel, Jackie Tucker, Ray Van Brackle, Dickie Crosby, Johnny Dalton, Butch Kelly, Bill Thomas, Terry Daughtery, Manager. Third row: Felton Cobb, Manager, Ray Alley, Rooks Boynton, Jerry Garden, Ronald Cray, Billy Joe Watson, Ernest Vance, David Whiddon, Barry Lee Bloser, Glendel Young, John Cone, Manager. Fourth row: Donald Giddens, Bob Blais, Donald Grimsley, Freddy Stone, Jimmy Noles, Hinton Bradford, Ronny Clary, Wayne Mitchell, Jack Allbritton, Tillman Norris, Buddy Talley. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE COOK HIGH HORNETS 1956 Cook ,Y,Y,, ,,v,,,,, 2 1 QLlltII18.Il e.Y,,.- Cook ,,,-,, ,,.., 7 Berrien ,..... C0014 ,-,,-- ,,-,- 0 Tifton eeeeeYtt.,Y C0014 ,vw-,- ---..YYY 1 2 Bainbridge ef.... C0014 ,,,--,-,- A,,,r,,. 3 6 V,-,, - Cook ,,,,,,,,, ,.,., 7 Thomasville , Cook ,,,7,,,,, W , 6 Cairo .. H N Cook ,,,,,,,7, ,,,,. , 7 Cordele ..,t. Cook. ,,,.,., ,.,-,,,, 1 4- Americus Cook .,,...,.. 0 lrwin Cty. 1 10.1.12 ,,,,,..14 ,.e....32 6 .38 14 . , .14 .26 ....,,,32 MEDIOCRE SEASON Quarterbacks Dickie Crosby and Bob Blais talk over strategy to be used against their opponents. Bob was an exceptional ball handler as well as an outstanding passer. Although he didn't run much, he proved several times that he could if the situation called for it. 12'- xgaif -.. Tillman Norris was one of the main-stays in the Hor- net line all season. ln the first game of the season against the Quitman Pirates, Tillman crashed through the line to bring the ball carrier down behind the goal line for a safety. Taking a pass from Bob Blais in the Cook-Cairo bat- tle, Tillman raced 39 yards for the only score against the Syrupmakers. TILLMAN NORRIS-End Guards Jimmy Noles and Freddie Stone, tackles Jerry Garden and Donald Grimsley and ends Buddy Talley and Tillman Norris sharpen their stings in a scrimmage. Although out-weighed in nearly every game, this Hornet line held its own against their larger opponents. During the season they made many goal-line stands deep in their own territory. bJr5??N3' , ' J We . F228 , 1' 1- f.. '4 . -. '- 'gl 'L A, K . .V 5, ,K One of the true bright spots of the 1956 Hornet season was Ronald Gray, Cook halfback. Carrying the ball when short yardage was needed, he was the workhorse of the Hornet backfield. Ronald was one of the top ten scorers in Region IAA, scoring 43 points. He, along with Buddy Talley, received honorable mention on the AS- SOCIATED PRESS ALL-STAR ROLL. Besides being a shifty broken-field runner, Ronald was also a standout on defense. On the opening kickoff of the 1956 grid season, Cook Highis speedy halfback Donald Giddens re- turned the ball an astounding 76 yards for a touch- down. Cook went on to take a decisive 21-12 victory over Class B Quitman. The Cook defense was exceptional as Quitmanis ground game was slowed to a crawl. In their second game of the season, Nashville and Cook battled to a 7-7 tie. Berrien High's steam- rolling offense drove deep into Cook territory four times, each time they were turned away by a mighty defensive wall. Ronald Gray played well on offense and defense. The single wing of the Tifton Blue Devils proved too much for Cook as they amassed 12 first downs to Cookis 6, defeating Cook 14-0. Tifton got the breaks as they recovered two bad snaps from cen- ter and they quickly drove to a score on one of them. Grimsley, Carden and McDaniel were de- fensive stalwarts. Kenneth Riceis powerful run- ning helped Bainbridge to a 32-12 victory over Cook High. Talley and Gray scored the only touchdowns for Cook. Bain- bridge was one of the regional powerhouses in '56, After being declared decided underdogs, Cook High put on a blistering offensive show for a group of awed Miller County fans. The Hornets rambled all over the gridiron and rang up their largest score of the sea- son, 36-6. Gray, Talley, Gid- dens, Norris, G a r d e n, and Grimsley crossed the double stripe. Thomasville's cruising Bull- dogs, Region 1AA champs, smothered Cook by a 38-7 score. Cook's only tally came when Halfback Donald Gid- dens plunged over from the one yard stripe. vw if ' A ' -P A of i Q- its swf- Y' -sian Americus had to go all-out to overcome a devastating attack by the Hornets. Behind 14--13 at the half, the Panthers were hard pressed to score the final touchdowns. Roh Blais demonstrated an ac- curate arm as he connected for 8 of 10 passes. Cordele defeated Cook in a dazzing airshow which held the Hornets at hay. Cordele End Dave Wiley' caught two passes for TITS. Ronald Gray. displaying his hest running of the season, scored Cook's lone touchdown. Cook's entire squad plaved an outstanding game against Cairo. only to lose 14 to 6. Blais and Grav were the spark- plugs. Bobby Wal- p.. den. Cairo star. suf fered a hroken leg in this one. is .,'..2.,5-View I MW M , f .. i 4 A ws, . J A , Ocilla's QR Bohhv Whitley ran wild against Cook in the final game. humiliating the Hornets. 32 to O. Tillman Norris received a cracked ankle as the final l-low of the frustrating season. Although they ended with a 2-T-1 season record. the Hornets represented Cook well on the regions gridirons. proving to he the ruination of the morale of several teams in south Georgia. Coaches Linton Jordan and Lynn Owens packed up the gear for the last time this season and turned their eyes toward '57, IO7 ANN DAVIS, Forward MARLYAN FAULKNER, Forward BARBARA SUMNER, Fo DEFENDING REGION IAA CHAMPS, THE COOK HIGH WASPS -.-...aa xl: Q0 CH RQ SCOTTIE JOHNSTON, Guard Ann Davis grabs Marlyan Faulkner's rebound and sends a one-hand jumy shot through the nets to beat Bainbridge 416 to 45. Marlyan puts two points in the hoop after a hard drive. The Tifton Angels edged the Wasps in this game 38 to 36. ,4 DOROTHY SHIVERS, Guard PAT CONNELL, Guard Cook High,s Wasps went into the 1956-57 sea- son with few experienced players but it took only a few games for them to start working like a championship team. Their season was highlighted with many close and exciting games. The Wasps won three 1-point games and lost one. They also had many lop- sided victories. I09 il ll The Cook forwards were consistent all season as they compiled 1031 points. average of 48.5. The guards, Scottie Johnston. llat Connell. and llorothy Shin-rs. held their opponents to a low total of 924 points, a 43.9 average. Ann Davis led the teamjs scoring with 461 points while Marlyan Faulkner followed with 457 markers. Barbara Sumner, who set up many scores with her outstanding play making, made 120 points. Marlyan Faulkner makes an Ann Davis hits one of her many free throws of the season. In this game, she made 27 points against Cairo. easy jump shot in 5231 Dasher victory. Cooke, Cook, , Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cfflfk Cook Cook SEASONS RECORD ,40 57 46 46 52 53 36 ,49 45 47 57 56 50 39 52 36 53 52 Nashville , Norman Park Bainbridge ,, 7 Tifton t,,t., H , Dasher H ,, Ocilla 7 Valdosta Pine Grove Cairo , , Tifton ,,,,,t,, Ocilla ,,,t,,, , Thomasville , Hahira ,.,, , Dasher , Pine Grove , Cairo ,,,, , , Norman Park Thomasville ,, Nashville Bainbridge Hahira Y , Valdosta Y W I TILLMAN NORRIS, Forward xy- ' L BUDDY TALLEY, Center RALPH BENNETT, Guard 1957 HORNETS DONALD GRIMSLEY, Forward HERBERI RICE, Guard Buddy Talley, Tillman Norris, Donald Grimsley, Ralph Bennett, Bob Blais, Herbert Rice, Jack Allbritton, Wayne Mitchell, Clendel Young, Tyrone McDaniel, Jimmy Lawerence, Jerry Garden. Terry Daughtry, and Benton Allen. Center: Lynn Owens, Coach, and Managers John Cone and Felton Cobb. HORNETS POST 12-10 SEASON RECORDp LOSE TO CAIRO FIRST GAME OF TOURNEY Ralph Bennett proved the ruination of Pine Grove as he collected 33 points. Below, Talley 1225, Crimsley, and Rice 1113, scramble for possession during the Dasher game. The loss of the entire first-string squad from last season hampered Cook throughout the season. Tillman Norris, because of a cracked ankle, was lost to the squad until the last half of the season. The team beat eight of their eleven opponents at least once. Four of the teams of the season were victims of Cook's charges twice. Cook's offense was adequate but its defense was inconsistent. In some games the defense could not be penetrated and at other times it fell apart. The offense rolled up a total of 1114- points for a 50.6 average. Defensive records show that an average of 51 points were allowed, a total of 1122 points. Individual statistics show that Ralph Bennett led in scoring with 380 points. Herbert R i c e contributed 236 points to Cookis total while Donald Grimsley made 197. Buddy Talley hit for 99 points. In the eleven games in which he played, Tillman Norris got 81 mark- ers. Cairo's Syrupmak- ers squelched the Hornets' hopes for an upset in the first game of the Region 1AA South tournament held in Thomasville February 13. The Hornets were elimi- nated by a score of 58-44. F'-rf-,,, Donald Grimsley pours one of his 14 points through the bucket against Valdosta as Cook downs the Wildcats SEASON, Cook ,,,,,,,,,o,oo,o, 53 Cook , o,o,, H568 Cook ,,,,, o,,o,,,o,, 31 Cook, n,,,ni19 Cook ,,, ,,o, ,6l Cook ,oo,, 52 Cook ,,,,, T3 Cook H, ,,,,o, ,63 Cook ,,o,,o,o,, ,o,, 34 Cook,W , ,43 Cook,,, , o,,, 59 Cook N70 Cook ,, ,,o,,, 45 Cook, o,,o,,, ,, 40 Cook ,,, ,,,,,,, 65 Cook,W , ,,46 Cook ,H ,,,, 80 Cook , 47 Cook 50 Cook 24 Cook 42 Cook 49 73 to 4-6. S RECORD Nashville ,, Norman Park Bainbridge ,,,,,,,, TiHon ,, llasher ,, Ocilla , Vddoya , Pine Grove Cairo , TiHon Clcilla ll1oniasviHc flahira llasher Pine Grove Cano Nornuui Park 'llhomasville Nashvillf' Bainbridge llahira Valdosta 36 51 50 63 43 40 46 55 l l D 0 46 51 lil 50 37 54 T4 35 43 353 36 -ll 64 Action in the Cook-Tifton fravax showf Donald Crimrlry jump- ing with Johnny Rutland. The- lrnps 4-kr-d out a 46-43 victory in the last minute of play. II3 Get set Ready G The famlliar sound as Donald Crimsley and Herbert Rice run the 440 TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS Last year the Cook High Athletic Association organized a track and field squad and entered regional meets. The Cinder team was composed of approximately 25 varsity athletes. They participated in such events as the 880 relay, 100 yard dash, 220, 440, low and high hurdles, and the mile run. Cook was strongest in the 100 yard dash, 4-40 run, and the low hurdles. The mile was their weak- est point. ln the field events Cook ranked with the best in pole vaultlng and high jumping Such events as the broad jump, shot put, and discus were also specialties of the Cook field squad iCapta1nJ Tillman Norris first base man stretches for a low peg in the 183 victory over the Hahlra nine ZF HORNET BASEBALL Several years ago Cooks base ball squad was dissolved, how ever, last year lt was reorganized and although the team didnt en ter regional competition It faced some of the areas toughest foes The Hornets managed to break the ICC with a 4 6 record for their rookie year Below IS a list of last years players who compose this years diamond squad and the position they played fl 5,44 Dan Cowart Hornet third bagger on deck eyes the op posing hurlers fireball before going to bat Top row Jerry Garden LF Tyrone NIcDan1el 3B and C Dan Cowart 3B Lamar Harrell II4 LF and P Bottom row Ralph Bennett P and RF Jimmy Dickerson RF Lamar Pearson CF Jimmy Lawrence 2B Coach Vic BCI'L0lU.ZZ1 ss 1 - 0.91 - - - l - - '. , , A L .my - f N' - X ' , Mx ' 7 x W V, ,, . . . , . 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Ga. REGISTER CLOTHING CO. Valdos+a Ga V D DOWLING FURNITURE CO Valdosfa Ga W F BOZEMAN D V M Adel G LEON ARONSON ESOUIRE Adel G NEWS FLOWERS Adel G RENTZ AUTO SERVICE Lenox Ga CLARENCE SUMNER Adel G SPEARMAN S GRO 81 MARKET Sparks Ga DIXON S GRO 8: MARKET Sparks Ga MERLE WHEAT Sparks Pollce Sparks Ga McCALL 8: GRIFFIS Adel G H Z PARRISH Adel G Adel G C C VARNEDOE Valdosla Ga A J STRICKLAND COMPANY Valdosfa Ga VALDOSTA TIMES Valdosla Ga . . I 5. . . . , J. . a. , a. , a. I I , a. MAYOR L. W. DeVANE , a. THE D. J. 'S This year various members of the senior class acted as radio disc jockeys on TEEN TIMES. a lui-weekly student music and news program on radio station VVAAG. Sidney Futch, second-year journalism student, has served as head disc jockey. writing all announcements and re- cording interviews for the program. His main assistant was Elaine Lovett. D.J.'s Elaine, Sidney, Dillard Ensley, Myron Duchen take a breather between songs. 1 Ill :1-PE SE. -'rs .Tm U'N gi: O CL '1 'bm ... 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