LVNDH Lyfvfv' H B 1,1 v ' -ff ' W xy h.. V , Vu x ! 'j I 3 ,I J, A. L T A V , - , .ix .X . .iii ' Iv j x , , , ni? ,fxXJ '- 1 W, -, Cf! VJ, ! X ' 1 . 1 ,, i- Q' SX J ,ff 52 V ' . 32 ff , x ' i .' '23 . I X , K ,V Q4 , jg, fx NK Sf xr if Q rl fx Q W Q ,qY uk Q v-f-L Q iL X I bs V- 'PQ U!- QQQJEW WM ' Q K yy, Q3 ufx.J-A-'- --H-N WGS? J X33 Xi S' QQ I ,f X 1 ' ffviwkfxfgiigy QKQLMXQ Q! ,bw f Qf?ai9ffii13 W . Qiiiwiij W nv 1 THE 1960 ,MQ QD' ,f--4 LOW, M F ecxfbx' ful? M 6 HV P' ol Jgfyg 5 pa K! Q M My yjvolpublzshed by in dj The Annual Staff L to 6 W M 00 Lgh School ,mf MJA I Georgza 1 L M 5 1 Volume VIII Q J fff 1 N , , K-Vt ,L Q1 L I ,I fx 2 -,, J'Kf 1-X, 7 CEJ Il, 1, U, 1 - iffy? U5 1 Av' yy 3 'M V q37'UU1 -4 o 0 fp . , o ,fkf - yy -116745647 W DW V ff- J f 0 CQ I I 1' Cf h 1 . - ' if flu. gift' Q pu, Af 4 Qi xi fir! 1 - 1 LL W xr Why 5,51 K A A' NL -:W sf ,I , UL-f I ,LA K ! i, pi V. f 1QQL.,y'L U1 LJ, C f 110' . :xl , ,. X I . 11 , , A LX M1 9, X L NV 1 , L A, 1 U V xw 1 YQ A L 5 X lk ,Li ' ' , 1 1 LLM ' if Al .X , .LA . F5 1' A11 4' .J ,' X ,Lay , A S -M lg A U' X . 5 . , df ww '313'-Sf, , A M M , 3251, ' ,. 5556 U I ,, W k is M4 my ,UQ tri gg ,ustsngjf U ' .xii JEU, Y I Z V QM L , K 5 f ' ' ku ygggjff' ' ugxfff M ,gycfrywf ff ,,,. 44, ,wi 'Z 2' 4-22 ,Wy 'W' 1 W' - Q f' ' 'Wa M As a faithful sponsor of the iunior class, Mr. Booth has been the key figure in the production of the annual Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion. Many important details of this big event lie in his hands. He has the respon- sibility of placing the scenery, organizing the program, and planning the dance numbers. During an average school-day he teaches classes in American history, gov- ernment and geography. ln addition to this he directs the glee club. Because of his devotion and helpful- ness tothe student, we, the staff, do dedi- cate this 1960 Acorn to Mr. Mell E. Booth. if The Beta Tri-Hi-Y is one of the largest clubs and most active on campus, thanks to the leadership of Mrs. DeVane. She has served as a Y-Club advisor, tirelessly, for many years. Not only has she ad- vised the club as a whole but also stu- dents individually. She serves as one of the chief math teachers at Cook. Because of her readiness to aid stu- dents in their studies and in other ways, we, the staff, respectfully dedicate this 1960 Acorn to Mrs. James R. DeVane. Faculty Twenty-six teachers make up the faculty at Cook. Not only are they teachers, but also they serve as club advisors, class advisors and direct many other worthwhile activities. Many years of training and experience are included in the quali- fications of the teachers at Cook. The scene above is taken from one of the math classes taught by Mrs. James R. DeVane. Ketna Shaw is solving a problem at the blackboard. Faculty 4 Mr. H. A. Sessions, B.S.E., Superintendent Mr. Arthur D. Fieider, BA., Assistant Principal 6 Mr. Ralph H. Cooper, B.S.E., M.Ed., Principal T Un 3, , Z C Mrs. Dorotny Roddick, Secretary nglish and Foreign Languages 1 i Mrs. C, A, Christensen, B.S., Univer- sity of Alabama, English I Mrs. H, B. Ingram, A.B., Queens Col- lege, Birmingham Southern, English Il,lll Sw' :L I' f? .Ks- Q 1 Mrs. John R. Smith, Agnes Scott, Eighth Grade English M-a.W.w,,.. , , Now why did you go and do that? I told you not fo take that picture. Linda Reed, Gail Johnson, and Judy Rentz are taking a peek at their grades, .fx 5.7 Mrs. John B. Wade, Bessie Tift, Eng- Mrs. Kate WIll4e5, A-B-, Bessie Tift, lish I, Latin I, II, Journalism, V.S.C., University of Georgia, English III, IV 7 History ln history classes, a background of our past and present government is presented. In addition to a course in American History, there are also courses in Georgia History, World History, Gov- ernment, and Civics offered at Cook High. Mr. Mell E. Booth, A.B,, North Georgia College, University of Georgia, Georgia Teachers' College, English il, American History, Government, Glee Club Mrs. A. D. Mashburn, B.S., GSCW, Uni- versity of Georgia, Mercer, Georgia History, Reading yr Several eighth grade students are being assisted by Mrs. A. D. Mashburn in their Georgia History. 'il' Mr. Watson, B.S., Tri State College, Mr. Watson quizzes his students on the Industrial Revolution. Harding, David Lipscomb College: World History, Health 8 Mrs. Gene E. Daugherty, B.S., Hinds Junior College, Delta State Teachers' College, Health Science l -, , 3 ?.1 rl - ,TL O ' 'Ol Here we see a group of plant cells: Red ones, blue ones, green ones, and purple ones, Mr. Alex Futch, B.S., Georgia Tech, Are those real live alligators that you're holding? Man, how brave can you get? Georgia Teachers' College, Chemistry, Trigonometry, American History Mrs Julia Herndon BS University of Miami Biology Students are expected to acquire scientific knowledge and skills to prepare them for work or future education. Courses in Health, General Science, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology are offered. Miss Leona Register, B.S., Valdosta State, ABACQ Science 9 M s J Colleg Math 1' ..,..-nd' ames R, DeVane, B.S., Piedmom ei Algebra I No, Kefna,four1imes two is eighv - not slxf Mrs, W. C. Patterson, A.B., M.Ed., Brenau, Valparaiso Universily, Univer- 5l'Y Of Georgia! Ge0melfY, General Tha1's right, iusf sit back and let Linda fake over. Math Grade Miss M College my -S1-1:3-..4., mi my parrishy B-S-I Vagdoga State Meanwhile, Johnny Reed looks bored wilh the whole ihlng Unlverslfy of Georgiap Eighlh Math I0 .- Commercial and Vocational Mrs. L. E. Crawford, B.S., University of Georgia, Home Economics Mrs. Wyatt Grimmer, B.S., Troy State Collegep Typing I, ll, Annual 'N ,Ma Xs Xb . Mrs. J. l. Musselwhite, B.S., GSCWg Librarian Two courses of home economics are of- fered, in which girls learn the art of cooking, sewing, and home beautification. A com- pletely modern kitchen is an extra added convenience which makes it easier for the girls to learn. Two years of agriculture are offered to the young man who is especially interested in farming. A modern farm imple- ment shop is at the disposal of the agricul- tural classes. For the working girl, two courses in typing and shorthand are offered. One year of typ- ing is offered to the college bound student who will have typing to do later at college. In addition to these, a course in bookkeeping can be obtained. The library is open to all students at high school. It is especially helpful when term papers or book reports are due. The band is another source where a stu- dent can gain valuable experience. It is, of course, for the musically-inclined student. The band furnishes entertainment at the foot- ball games, and has several band concerts throughout the year. Mr. J. l. Musselwhite, B.S.A., Univer- sity of Georgia, A,B,, A.C.p Agricul- ture .P ,EV A Q +R bf' gr Miss Florrye Parrish, B.S., University of Georgia, Bowling Green College, Shorthand and Bookkeeping Mr. Robert N. Pierce, M.M.E., Shorter, University of Georgia: Band Mr. Wyatt Grimrner, B,S,, MA., Troy State College: Basketball, Math Coaches Included in the year-round athletic pro- gram of football, basketball, and track, a well-rounded physical education program is offered to both girls and boys. ,4'r', 1,7 5 Mr. L, C, Owens, B.S., MA., Eastern Kentucky State College, Assistant Foote tgp' X ball Coach, Civics, and Health 15 Mr. Linton Jordan, B,S,, M.A., Univer- sity of Alabama, Peabodyg Football, Physical Education Staff 4' Mr. Forest Buckles Pictured above are the lunchroom workers - They are: Mrs. Ollie Hayes, Mrs. Janitor Foster Jones, Mrs, Milburn Best, Mrs, Shelly Hutchinson, Mrs, Charlie Dean, Seniors f 5' A long sought-after goal has finally been achieved by ninety-seyen seniors. As the seniors look back over the year, they may find that sorne things were fun in spite of the hard work, These students will probably remember the fun they shared with their friends at the tirne of their big chicl-cen barbecue supper, attending the Jr,-Sr. , --054 Vi' reception, planning the senior play, and gong on the class trip. As the seniors go their different ways and Make a future for thernselves, let us hope that their friends may not be forgotten, but grow fonde' in rnernories. I3 ' Q1f ? ' ' i -'Wav 'r-1'-,E .Senior Cheers for our officers Pictured above are: ROSALEE ARONSON ERNEST VANCE ROOKS BOYNTON SHIRLEY FLOWERS Do you remember e how scared you were as a Subfreshmang how you began To belong as a Freshman, how grown up you were as a sophornoreg how you made ends meet for Thai dreamed of Junior- Senior Recepiion? we T 155e'eKL Ti i 48nSi 1 icers efhey did a great job. Secretary Vice President President Treasurer Them came The big Time, Senior at last! Remember how you looked forward To Those Claiej class rings, ordering invi- tations, and even io graduaiiong and best yei, That ever-ioving Trip To Washingion and New York. -5i4 '1T 'T f'9 451.5 ALJX. FootbaTT T, Baske-tba!! 2, A-H CLub T, 2, 3, 4, 5, State Counc Debggate to American Institution of Cooperafives 3 LARRY WEN DEL ARNOLD Larry ROSALEE ARONSON Rose -1-H Cfub T, 2, Varsvy Cheerleader 2, 3, FHA 2, Cass Secre' TTT -1-H Clu P ide 3 Mes Jun' BRENDA EAYE BAIN Brenda F.H,A, 2, 4, 5, Tri-Hi'Y 5. ELMA EMILY BALDREE Ewa b I, 2, 3, PHA. 2, 3, 4, Trl-HLY 2, 3, 4, LINDA CAROLE BANES Lynn JH CJb I, 2 ,3, -1, 5, F,H.A. 2, 3 -, J Pa. anentaran 3, Re Orter Ai, SoQEaT Coairntan 5, Tri-HAY 2, 3, -1, 5, Fnance Chairrv Oak Leaf Statt Statf 3, Assistant 3, Reporter 3, Ann3aI SGW 3 J, 5, Advertisi Club Editor 4, Feature Editor 5, Ar1nuaT Sta Way 4, Junior CTass Play, F.F.A, Sweetheart 5, Senior Superhatiye OL 'T and ScroTT 5, J Regional One-Az' Ray AMES ARTHUR BENNETT Jirn'ny Cook Hi 2, 5, Martin County High Sc iocT, Smart, Horida, 3, 4 Foote., , - ij MARGARET JEANNETTE BENNETT Jeannette '- -V 2, 3 -1, 5, Reocr'e' 5: FH!-, 2, 3 l 5 R':ec' CEa 'a Rees zen' 5, S'a'e Leade's'r: Camo -1, St5'e Co veo crt e'a Ciob 2, 3, 1, 5, Oak Lea: Stat: 3 Recover 3, A'tr'3eT S' 5, Jester Ed' 4, pb Eats' 5, A'wr'-5 'ft i., -1: wi ey, Sen or u3::e -H Cub I, 2, 3, .1 VeekCnairntaf1 5, fgf Q, .ff,LiA,A,., L. ef- - 1 ROMA JOAN BENNETT MJD., ,Tr-Ht-Y 2,3 J 5, F.H,A,2 3 -1 5, FHA lea -Cin 'X f' 'WS- gf-4' f QP fa.: ..2 'b -sf 411' w fi, ,OP an? 4 ETHERIDGE LAMAR BETTS Lamar F.F,A, 4, 5, Basketball 4, 5, Track 4, 5. ELIZABETH ANN BLOSER Elizabeth 4-H l, 2, Recreation Medal, Leadership Medal, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice President 3, Treasurer 5, F.H.A, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Maiorette Captain 5, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Camp 3, Youth Council 3, Miss Sub-Freshman, Band Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Home- coming Attendant 5. RAYMOND BOHANNON Raymond F.F,A. 3, 4, 5. FAYE BONE nfzayen Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll Chairman 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5. S-ELMON BOSTIC Junior F,F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Reporter 4. MARION ROOKS BOYNTON Rocks Letterman's Club, Football 2, 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 5, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Most Valuable Player 4, Track 2, 3, 4, 5, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Class Vice President 4, President 5, Junior Play, C.H.S. On the Press 5, Boys' State 4, Boys' Nation 4, Senior Superlative, Inter-Club Council 5, President 5, All-State 5. EVELYN ANN BOZEMAN Ann F,H,A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3, 5, Treasurer 4, Youth Assembly 3, Rock Eagle Summer Training Conference 3, Christian Life Conference 3, 4, 5, Program Planning Conference 3, 4, 5, 4-H Club l, 2, Homecoming Court 4, Annual Staff 5, Assistant Senior Editor 5, Chorus 5, Homecoming Queen 5. MARVA FAYE BRANCH nFaye,, F.H,A, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, THOMAS WAYNE BROWN Wayne osta Georgia Hllard Fl da l Hilliard Flor Columbus Georgia 2 Tilton Georgia Albany Georgia 3 WYMAN BUTLER Wyman Basketball 4 5 Track 4 Band 4 H Club l FRANCES LATRELLE CARTER Latrelle 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Chorus l, 2, F.H.A. 2, 3. TOMMY TERRELL CATO Terrell Football l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Track l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Regional Track Meet 3, 4, 5, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 4'H Club l, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3, Chaplain 5, Mr. Freshman Class, Youth Council 2, Junior Play, Senior Superlative. PANSY KAY COPPAGE ifpansyif 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Library Science l, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3, Treasurer 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3, Oak Leaf Staff 3, News Editor 3, Chorus 5. BETTY Lou COWART Bern Beta Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Program Chairman 4, Finance Chairman 5, F.H.A, Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Parlia- rnentarian 4, Reporter 5, Oak Leaf Staff 3, Feature Editor 3, Acorn Staff 3, 4, 5, Sophomore Editor 3, Club Editor 4, Editor 5 Florida State University School Press Institute 5, Achievement Award 5, Soil Conservation Speaking Winner 2, Third Pla Essay Winner 2, Conservation Essay Winner 4, Class Treasurer 2 Junior Play, Annual Staff Play 4, Quill and Scroll 5, 4-H Club l, Senior Superlative, lnter-Club Council 5, Regional One-Act Play 5. fm 4 hula he E,,, ,y In fi JOHNNY BRYANT COWART Johnny F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 4, Secretary 5, Class President 2, VlRGlNIA DANlELS 1 'Q' 431' me Virginia 4-H Club i, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, F,H,A 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4. BRENDA DEEAH DARDEN Brenda ,wk y,y Banai,2,3,.1,5,4-H CIubt,2,3,11,5. - A-4' CHARLES JUDSON DAVIS Charles 2, 3, Library Science Club 4, Hi-Y 4, F.F.A, 3. SANDRA KAY DAVIS HKGYH -1-H Club l, 2, 3, -1, 5, E.H.A. l, Basketball 3, 4, PATRICIA ANN DAUGHTREY M Pai if- Quill and Scroll 5, 'U MARTHA JO DIXON Martha Jo F,H.A. 2, A-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Talent 2, 3, Sweetheart T, Leader' ship Medal l, Recreation Medal l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Junior Play, Junior Hi Cheerleader l. -I.,-:A ' .- HILDA ANN DUMAS Hilda E,H.A. 2, 3, -1-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Office Assistant 5. 'P A-H Club l, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Devotional Chairman 3, F,H.A. 2, 3, A, 5, Parliamentarian 5, Beta Club A, 5, Finance Chairman 4, Oak Leaf Staff 3, Reporter 3, Annual Staff A, 5, Junior Editor 4, Typist 5, Annual Staff Play 4, 4? hp. ,r-fr '1,'-v lDA ANN DUMAS Ida Ann 75 Basketball I, 2, 3, A, 5, F.H.A, 2, 3, A, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, F.H.A, Q Convention A, A-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, School Paper Reporter. I KENNETH GENE EDWARDS ' f. y Kenny 1' I Hi-Y 2, 3, A, 5, A-H Club l, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Football , , Regional Track Meet 3, 4, 5, Letterman's Club 2, 3, A, 5, 9.-A-an JAMES CLAY ENSLEY James A H Club l Beta Club 2 3 A 5 Reporter 3 Secretary A Treasurer Y 2 3 A 5 Reporter 2 Treasurer 4 Rock Eagle Sumrn Training Conference 3 Program Planning Conference 2 4 Annual Staf 3 4 5 Sports Ed to 3 Business Manager 4 Associate E nor 5 Quill and Scroll A Mr Junior Class Georgia Scholastic Press Association 3 Oak Leaf Staff 3 Oak Leaf Eduor 3 School Sports Writer 3 4 SHIRLEY ANNE FLOWERS Shirley en Tirne 5 Office Assistant 2 A H Club T Tr riamentarian 5 Treasurer 5 FHA 2 Band 2 Chorus I CAROL GROVER FULP JR Grover Ira High School l FFA ball FFA 2 3 4 5 Vice President A Treasurer 5 CAROLYN JEAN FULP Carolyn HiY 2 2 3 Secretar 2 sident 3 FTA Convention VSC 3 AH IRIS NORA GlDDENS F S -Cub , -1,5551 Proiect Chairman 4- First Vice President 5- Christian Life Confer- ence A 5A Christmas Charity Play 4- Annual Staff 5A Sub-Freshman Editor 5, Chorus 5, Program Planning Conference 4, 5. JEANETTE GODWlN Jeanette -Club ,,,A ,g... ,,4Tri-'- , 5: Library Scienc ub , , . Y' WANDA LOUISE GODWIN Wanda - A ,,,, 2 - f r 2 - 1- , , 4, 57 Choms T, 2, 5, Basketball -ig Homecoming Court 3, 5. SANDRA GAIL GREENE Sandra A-H Club T, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, F,H.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, 'NO A ,,,-v, 1-W 4u..n-4 l MILDRED ODESSA GRIFFIS Mildred - Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, F.H.A. 2, 3, rn-1-11.Y 4, 5. DELMUS GRINER Delmus 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Track 4, 1-11-Y 5. MARGIE LUCILE GUTHRIE Margie CAROLYN YVONN E HALL Carolyn Library Science Club 1,4-H Club l. JAMES LEONARD HALL James Oak Leaf Staff, Junior Play, Hi-Y 3, PRISCILLA BRENDA HALL Pris 4-H Club 25 4-H Club Sweetheart 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 55 Annual Staff 55 Cheerleader 4, 55 Cheerleader Captain 5, Christmas Play 4, Freshman Superlative, Valdosta High School 1. BETTY JOYCE HANKS Berry i-Hi-Y 4, 5g 4-H Club l, 2, 3g Basketball 2. DONALD HARRELL HANKS 93 ,, 1, Donald Y r AVH Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Track 3, 4, 5, Hrv 5 Committee Chairman 5, Letterrr1an's Club 3, 4, 5. BETTY VONCILLE HAYES Betty Glee Club I, 4, 5, Club I, 2. JOAN ELIZABETH HAYES 1,-joanu Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Seqrefary 4, F.H,A, 3, Journalism 5, Sports Editor. THERESA HILLIARD Theresa Library Science Club I, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Proiect Chairman 5, Basketball 4, 5. WILLIAM ROGER HENDRIX Roger 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 4-H Camp 2. HELEN HUTCHINSON Hl'IeIelIU 4-H Club I, Vice President I, F.H.A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, World Service Chairman 5, Cheerleader I, 3, Band I, 2, Annual Staff 3, 5. JACQUELINE JOYCE HUTCHINSON Jackie Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Reporter 3, Social Chairman 5, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, Reporter 5, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, F.H,A. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, -1, 5, Senior Superlative, Oak Leaf Staff 3. CAROL JEAN JOHNSON 'ae-'dh .2- 'YQ L ..---v CaroI Jean -.. - 4 5 I Q 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, F.H.A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y , . EDWIN EARL JOINER Earl 4-H I, 2, 3, F.F.A. 2, Basketball I, Track 4, 5, Football I, 2, 3, 4, 5: Most Improved Award 4. lf' 1' CW . ERNEST GENE JOINER Ernest tit, J A-H l, 2, 3g F.F,A, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, .gl MALLIE HOUSTON JOINER Hugh i Band 2, 3, A, 5, 4.H l, 2, 3, 4, 5, EARL JONES KELLY JR. 4-H 2, 3, Junior Play, HIAY 3, 4, 5, World Servlce Chairman 4, Butch . 4-H T, 2, 3, 4, 5, Hi-Y 2, Football l, 2, 3, 5, Letterman's Club 5, K dl Track 5. THOMAS EDGAR KRETLOW Thomas Q.-r'-ff President 5, Planning Conference 4, 5, Rock Eagle Summer Train- ing Conference 4, Southwest District President 5, Inter-Club Coun'cil 5. MARY NELL LASSETER Mary Nell F.H.A, 2, 3, Valentine Sweetheart 3, Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4-H Club l,2,3,4, THAD ARNOLD LEVVlS Ted F,F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice President 5. BRUCE ALLEN MCDANIEL Bruce Football 1,4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. PAULA CLAIRE MCLENDON Paula F.H.A, 2, 3, Junior Hi Cheerleader lg 4-H 1, Leadership Medal lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3, Youth Assembly Bill Chairman 4, Vice President 5, Program Planning Conference 3, 4, 5, Christian Life Conference 3, 4, 5, Youth Assembly 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, 5, Advertising Manager 5, Junior Class Play 4. Q. if fe' lVllLDRED LOUISE MEELER Mildred 1 ERIS MERRELL MOORE Sonny 4 5- Baseb Track 4, 5. RENDA JOYCE MOORE Renda 4-H I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5. JOEY WAYNE NEWBERN Wayne l ROY MALCOM NEWBERN Malcom 4-H l, F.F,A. 2, Band 2, 3, 4, 5. JIMMY LEE NOLES' ,Uimmyn 4-H I, 2, Valdosta 2, Miami 3, Jacksonville 4. CAROL ANN PARKER Carol Ann 4-H T, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice President 5, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5- F.H.A. 2, 3, Miss Sophomore Class. ANN THOMPSON PATTEN f1Ann,1 4-H I, F.H.A. 2, Band 3, Regional Band Festival 3, Youth Center Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 3, First Vice President 4, President 5, Christian Life Conference 2, 3, 4, 5, Program Planning Conference 2, 3, 4, 5, Rock Eagle Summer Training Conference 2, 4, Annual Staff 4, 5, Advertising Staff 4, Senior Editor 5, Class Treasurer 4, Journalism Editor 5, Quill and Scroll 5, Citizen- ship Award 4, Teen Time 5, Senior Superlative, lnter-Club Council 5, Secretary 5. , BOYD RONALD REED Ronald A-H 2, EFA. 2, 3, 4, 5, Track 3, Football l, 2, 3. Q' 'f,N , VVILBUR CLAYTON REED Wilbur if F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Nahonal Convention 2, State Conventlon Reporter 4, Football lg A-H I, 2, Inter-Club Council 5, if 6- 1' ,nv- GENE NORMAN REGISTER I,Gene,1 FEA, 2, 3, 4-H l, 2, 3, A. T' JOHNNY SIDNEY REGISTER ' Johnny F.F,A. 3, Football 4, Track 4, Junior High Basketball T. :Uv-1 fn- BILLY NATHANIEL RENTZ HBHIYII A-H 2, F.F.A. 2, 3, A, 5, President A, 5, Reporter 3. MELVIN DOUGLAS ROWAN MelvlrI'f A-H lg Beta Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 5, FEA. A, 5. 04 YE, www' W - ALICE VIRGINIA RUTLAND Virginia AH l 2 Beta Club 2, 3, -1, 5, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3, A, 5. QM. CURTIS CLYDE RUTLAND ,,-,,,. Curtis A-H l, 2, 3, A, Football l, JO ANN SHAW Jo Ann Tri-Hi+Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Rock Eagle Summer Training Conference 2, F.T,A, 2, 3, 4, 5, President 3, F.T,A, Convention 3, F.H.A, 2, 3, 4, 5, 4.i-i 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. CLEON STRICKLAND Cleon 4-Hl,,...,,,. DANIEL MILTON STRlCKLAND Milton 4-H Club l, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, 5, District Clinic 3, 4, 5, Captain 4, Beta Club 3, 4, 5, President 5, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Chaplain 3, Inter- Club Council 5. PATSY LOU STRIPLING Patsy Chorus 2, 44H l, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5. BETTY WILLODENE SUTTON Berry Wren High, Piedmont, South Carolina, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, A, F.H A. 2, 3, F.F.A. Sweetheart 4. JERRY KEENE TAYLOR Jerry Beta Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Football l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Track 2, 3, 4, 5, Letterman's Club 3, A, 5, Hi4Y 2, 3, A, 5, Parliamentarian 3, Project Chairman 5. THOMAS WALTHALL THOMAS Tom Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 4 Class Secretary -1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5, Track 4, 5, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Manager 2, 3, -1, Letterman's Club -4, 5, WILLIAM BUTLER THOMAS Bill Hi-Y 2, 3, -1, 5, Corresponding Secretary 3, Mr. Subrlfreshman, Beta Club 2, 3, -1, 5, Football l, 2, 5, Track 3, 5, Baseball 3 Junior Play, Senior Superlative. ui-' 'Ss 53' 1,47 ,Nm-. ' . IU' 'J' 1 me-M 'WVU rgirfb -1 xg 't 1' ' -'T VERSIE ANN TOMLINSON Verste Ann 4-H l, 2 ,3, 4, 5, F.H.A, 2, 3, Trial-li-Y 5, ELIZABETH TOUCHTON Elizabeth 4-H l, 2, 3: Glee Clu . ax, MILDRED ANN TUCKER Mildred Basketball 3, 4, 5, Tri-Ht-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, 4-H I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Journalism News Editor 5. DOYLE CURTIS TUNISON Football Manager 5, Senior Superlative, !'-L ,f O4 MARY LOUISE TYSON Louise Tri'Hi-Y 4. SANDRA DAPHINE TYSON Daphine Chorus 2, 3, 4-H 2, 3, ,thaw ERNEST ELRIN VANCE Ernest Football 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Track 2, 3, 4, 5, Letter- man's Club 3, 4, 5, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Class Vice President 5, Senior Superlative. JAMES EARL WARD James Earl 4-H l, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, World Service Chairman 3, Proiect Chair man 4, Program Planning Conference 4, Annual Staff 4, 5, Sub- Freshman Editor 4, Business Manager, Sports Editor 5, Band l, 2 3, 4, Basketball 1, Annual Staff Play 4, Christmas Charity Play 4 Mr. Sophomore Class, Regional Band Festival. EVELINE WEBB Eveline Band l, Chorus 2, Piano l, 2, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, 5. NEALIE CAROLYN WEEKS Carolyn fp-0 , fd' ji' TOMMY DARRYL WELDON Darryl Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, President 3, Vice President 4, 5, Rock Eagle - Summer Training Conference 2, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Reporter 4, Basketball 2, Annual Staff 5, Annual Staff Play 4, 4-H l, 1 Senior Superlative. , - BUCK WHIDDON Buck 3 Pro Chairmm 3 59' 'Que--. JAMES DAVID WHIDDON David Band i, 4-H i, 2, 3, H.-Y 3, 4, 5, Football i, 2, 3, 4, 5, Track 5, LefTerman's Club 3, 4, 5. CAROLYN JEAN WILEY Carolyn 44H l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, Tri-Hi Y 2 A STELLA INEZ WILEY Stella F.H.A. 2, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 5, Library Science 2. ...And so we end our high school career. After twelve years our dreams have become a reality. Our high school days and Senior Year will always remain among our fondest memories. 27 'D ,. assi ,V ,O H M if 5 J ,MM N 0 f gf 4 ffl' - ' bjyalbyjdfvcfw A ' 0 u Q4 'ff' V L XV BEST ALL ROUND A P TT d R k B y 1 28 E331 iii in -H1 1-1 11 FRIENDLIEST B II h Q- WITTIEST Linda Banes and D C Tumson MOST INTELLECTUAL Betty Lou Cowan and Derry! Weldon S 49 5 x. V rr! g ' -'wx' uni . in 4. i Q 4 59 T 1 Junior -..:2! T 092 ..,-......,, x Qx 90 vtv - 'M .h.,...... ....,n- Pictured above are the iunior class officers as they sample some of the fruit cake which they sold as a class proiect. They are: Betty Patten, treasurer, Virginia Lindsey, secretary, Karen Dickerson, vice president, and Jim Scruggs, president. In addition to the selling of fruit cake, the iunior class had many other money-raising projects. The class sponsored the Christmas semi-formal dance, sold candy, and also spon- sored many of the after-game dances. Their main headache was the financing of the annual Junior-Senior Reception. This be- came an even greater problem after the state law went into effect forbidding the sale of anything on campus. Bot, somehow, the money was raised, and the Junior-Senior Reception was one of the best ever at Cook High. it y , 414' So man like who studies? Karen Dickerson, Jeanette Felts, Jean- nett King, and Dale Lindsey relax on campus. wg, lif Hitch up the old ialopy and we'Il all take a ride. A group ot juniors are shown here, Juniors Vann Alderman Shirley Allen c-' an-r 'kd' v X 5 Betty Bennett Judy Bennett T? ..- A fx, 4 fs- un' N -.yf 5 I u l..,s my :.l Vance Boone 9' Clark Burnett fy, , '15 Y:-' - , ,,, f ff' 12 2 Rosa Cannon Rayrnond Carter Freddy Byrd Edith Colvin Mary Castleberry Janice Clayton Qwv 'M 3 6 Carolyn Crosoy lx QQ V Autlwr Croy -X ' 1 , L I Carroll Davis y U M li, i ,4 s v Diane DeVane -f 1. ssxx' is xi I-vm 44, ,r bww , ,, around campus during lunch time 'ml' xx x xxx M , X' , 'Hu' X ,X , r 31 ky? ,thjg -Q - 12? f Q1 1. W Lllggiri 2,12 3 .Z .,,.,,Qt, 'Q' .-. : N fa ., 'W YQ -v' M 'V x . r x 'VXXRQ irnif N .J wx. ,g4.! Q a f I 1 Xu K . 7' fx f rx v 5 its H., . l 2 . JB Wig 4 1- w-,,. N-.Q 'sf ii, M..-f' PQ rx? Lu.- Among the subiecfs that are available to iuniors 1his year is Typing, A great number of juniors 1 'Uh ly. .E .. , Jackie Howell Ellen Joiner Brenda Kincaid Jeannette King Gary Lavvnorn Freddie Lawrence Dale Lindsey Joanne Lindsey Virginia Lindsey Jan Lovett Lynda Lynn Retna McCranie l 2. , , . 3 4 2 f x - fr the N v s 9, 1 Q .r 4.- -es 46' W 4-1 'Q 'Q 'O' 'C 4'-. I U ' I X Y ' A Y-7 Sian' '15 lx L Eugene McKinney Velrna Mixon Ronald Musselwlwite Frank O'Quinn Betty Patten Reba Patten Judy Postell Vlrglnla Ray Peggy Register Faye Rentz Junior Roland Harold Rutland 35 Wallace Sansbury Jim Scruggs Johnny Simmons Brownie Sirmans Phil Sirmans Jane Smith Mary Ann Stantord Avery Sumner Margaret Sumner Betty Taylor Karen Taylor Susie Taylor 5-' a Alb 'rl Q Calvin Thomas Geneva Tillman Ellis Tyson Martha Varn Martha Wade Betty Ward Dottie Welch Clayton Wetherington Helen Wiley Joan Williams Frank Wood Shanna Wright fa + A W, an 44' 2 V Q ima as 65? 3 N133 xi. Af M ,F W,-4 Hi' ,N Wag., by My ss A 4 fQw4'- .' A 2.1-6' yi' A O Y mb I Q 'E if if .4-, IL our i s sl Pictured above are the sophomore dass officers: Left to right, Johnny Exum, Presidentg Patty Day, Vice Presidenfg Bobby Johns, Secretary-Treasurer. ophomores Dorefha Baldree Linda Faye Barrew BMW Barron Berfy Joyce Bennet? Harold Bennet? Lamar Bennet? Pavicia Bennett Robbie Bennett 38 James Abbott Donald Adams fm , , ' 35' ' 5 ma Ml? 17? sf'-.- 1 Q 1 fi .. aw ' Q., in A ww' QL l :Ox ,L fw 1- A Ds 1 W. s Y X John Willie Brice ' Haskell Bickers ' V J 'in U fl Z. ' Shirley Cannington gg, Ann Christensen M.. -me , 3. 1. 5, ofh, r , X ' -- I 9 9519, , N ,V I 3Qf,Qi:3?,4 1 f 5 ' 1 ' figs' 1 Rayford Cleghorn A Q Martha Nell Clements . 2 A' Frankie Cone V Z Jimmy Connell ,124 ,. , , Q I Qt T Now that geometry is available to sophomores, they are spend- ing most of their leisure time struggling th r o U g h axioms, theorerns, and definitions. Bobby Croft Penny Dampier 4 'FX , Y' i an s'i. '...:r XD 5 Q. . . X Q 1 J , . if L 'L , Yo 'o ' fu, l iff Sophomores James Davis Serena Davis Patty Day Joyce Down' Clyde Eaton Johnny Exurr WEllianw Fairc cth Laverne F'et:her fis- ill-7 s. Penny Darnpier and Dorothy Register observe plant growth in the aquarium. This is one of the many proiects carried out by the biology students. 40 Junior Folds Sue Fordham Jimmy Fulp Paul Fulp Raymond Fulp Jimmy Futch Jeaneane Gaskins Carol Greene Stanley Griffin Velma Griffin Wayne Griner Thomas Guthrie Paul Hamner Sherryl Hamner Linda Hayes Ronald Hewett Ann Holder Opal Howze Jackie Hutcheson ma Neil Graham N '54 s f 'Q K 5 . , A. ,K .J V A ffl. 3. 7 6' Q. 'Q- fv ll TNQ, 535 ixY 5 pl .. - D V 5. fi 1,1 Q. as ' 1 2 v in ' ' '-' , .I ' ,Q f 1 , 4 l X l, fi'm i.f ri' 17 .IM .55 v. 'Pafi' 7-.f E. ug' ,,..- M g-71 , f l 1 . ,F 5 -, ,ti 1- 1- - 'S - 4 A . -... 1 ' 'wr .. .-,4,. ,.-?, pf-I -1' ,.'-'I ' ..olb A ' '. x 1 --3 .Lf-'I 5- ' '7 . 1. '5'- :. 1 'vu 3 'Ov GY Q-A . 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P , A4 A I ..- .,-4 z- 1 'L in Here we see Stanley Griffin and George Talley lust lounging around in the biology room. ophomores -.ya 'l My Q! - 2 M lr, L-ix! 4-5 , Q Eva Nell Powers John Ray Muriel Reed Ruth Reed Annette Register Dorothy Register Mattie Pearl Register Gene Rentz Dianne Reyills Carolyn Roberts Marilyn Roberts Bert Rountree Johnny Rounfree Bev! Jean Rofdand Laverre Rmlwerford Fffifi Pwlanfl VVayrwe F?uTWafvd Sandra Sinclair Brenda SOWQW Eveiyn Sfrvpling ,a-Q., y X , .. S. 3- . Q 11 .. 5-. TW I 1 ff AD wg-1-0 xf' an Ex: 'rg-5 iff? Roger Womack Jimmie Ann Young 1-'r John Henry Walker Winston Warren Dwain Weldon Gail Wells Deloes Wnicldon Rounrree Wlwirehursi Sue Wildes Ann Williams Mrs Herndon is dancing dreamy eyed with John , , , 57 , 1 Willie Brice while Bert Pounlree looks on amazernenT?? Here are Linda Taylor, Berry Nlirchell, Jimmy Ann Young, and Anna Summers as they do a skit in an annual sraff program. PICTURES O Horace Baldree Frances Carter Vivian Connell Stanley DeVane Linda Ensley Mickie Faulkner Charles Hall Ann Hart Nancy Parker FSOPHOMORES NOT AVMLABLE Freshmen q 'c : This class, the past school year, has gotten the feel of what it means to be actually in high school. The class enioys the feeling of being respon- sible and being a part of something useful. Their class is allowed to attend chapel with the upper grades, to loin clubs, and also to have some choice of the subject matter they wish to take. The group shown above seem to be having a gay time at one of the teen-age hang-outs. Q 4 Lmdsey Parrnsh Presndent Sarah RuYYand-Treasurerg Ketna Shaw Scsrefary Warren Robwrwson Vnce Presxdent ' ji 5 V - mill. ,I . Q' fn' Vern Alderman wt? be Q 5, B' ,P Qs-r at Wayne Cato .Q Wendall Clernenls ' V ' ' J. W. Cone David Cowan , V Y , f .9 tl:fA ,- ff-Z ' 1? ar, If Q f uri Glenda Faye Cox Judy Cribb ' Larry Crowe Sranley Daniel fv N I 'Vs Q Gail Dansby Dennis Daughtry an Howard Davis Chip Dennis iv- K7 as if , 5 V V 4 ,gf ir G B' Kaye DeVane Wayne Dickerson Elsie Dorouglu Richard Dumas nv. 'UW- . P fe 2 Don Ensley y 3 Q ' David Fausell ' ' , r .Y , L Wayne Fender . 4, a x, r' N Donald Flelclier Y A ' C I I 'gags X 5 - if , , 2 H AQ A K as xx Fellow Folsom fy, V :X Layone Friar 3- as Geraldine ruin 5 Q' ' Royce Garrise Eli K W' V wb f ' .4 A Q. 'lx F, K y lei ,L Nzflfiyfjg U ll Leon George n Linda Kaye Giddens ' gh Q Marie Goff . , Reba Goff 'H- '- tl wx 3 -3 1' Y I 9 W 'X 2. . . 11 rl 'g grid, g 1, fa -I fe ' Q WV' NEW so fwfr X - A r 4 .X Nr i S-1. ,i tw 4-ax 498 Karen Godwin Martha Godwin Jeanette Green Patsy Green Walter Guthrie Dorothy Hail Beadie Hancock Hubert Hancock Willie Harris Johnny Hayes Bobby Jackson Patricia Johnson Jimmy Lindsey Lesiie Lindsey Mary Godwin Freida Green Donnie Griffin Ronnie Griffin Johnny L. Hail Vennie Hamner Pat Hancock Annette HarrelJ Norma Hill Norman Hiil Syivia Keliy Mary Lewis Jody Lovett Judy Ann Lovett ltr- p 5' .- V fv- QP- ' . 5 ' .:. '57 x , ui - J o thru- ,ii V, , J I '41, A 4 '25 W -V 'VW 15 7. M, , :J ' - ,f1' 'IN gi JA W L iff? Q X J nazi- ' 'tx' I .L .- Mrwf '83, 6 x ' .J.,u ll 1 4 Yr, .3 , I ., gha- 'Il 2? 1 V it ' d.. Xl nal, Q-,. 1 4- 6, l ,- ' x Q15 n ,fm '- , n I r: ','.u- ix F Azur- ,pyzgz :E ,' :aw 5 19, - ,v. nap: nf Ill!! . W lil usual: 1 er 3, if J Doris Maloney Clifford Marlin Johnny McCranle Russell McCranie Carolyn Moore Linda Moore Jerry Noles Weston Noles Lindsey Parrish Kaye Palfen Eugenia Powe Donny Powers Freddie Porvis Dreama Faye Ray 'Wh K 'W Q.- 1 1-f ,.,.,. , . x .s A ,N Q., 'Va ov 't-N... 15- 1 -v I1 of i fv- sa-A :Q I - 2 Q.. ,, 4. I p--Q 4 Y..- W ful -x 5. 'N 'Uk ..-. if-af-f -ra im.. Vs i na...- T is Ns.. '!f,'2 7 in 1 Lynda Register Gail Rentz Hazel Rentz Sandra Revills Warren Robinson Barbara Rutland Kathy Rutland Ltnda Faye Rutland Sara Rutland Stephen Rutland Ketna Shaw Wlluam Shaw Benny Sltlvers Faye Slmmons Dtxon Smclatr Larry Slrmans LaFaye Stone Alvun Sumner Barbara Jo Sumner Carlton Sumner Earl Sumner James Ray Sumner Ray Gene Sumner Wayman Sumner Marlon Sutton Morris Tarrant Patsy Taylor Lenn Taylor 'V A M . . li Y , V . . ...X 'A f , S f . . I . - T, me Q -- 1 H S, 3 A V A J ' fl Q f . 'if' H rf? ' 'X Q ' K VM, ,HZH V .7 . I. . A KH, j 4 Q, S 1 I K lxf, x ima. I ,NA 7 VS I , , ,.x fx 'li ,ae 'Y 24 Q -ev, - . ...., ff . Z 1 Q, ' M T t 'X . H R+ 'S 5 5 s 91 1 if ' -rn , fl V ., - H bw 1-A - 1 N. l . -Y,,, 1 ' 4 i ,T 1 y V Z 1 5,3 , , Q 1 , . ' lui' , ' -5. ' ui. 'f'FT.S A' . 42: - ,- ., . 'II - s g ' R'-, , , ' I.'A fl ' ft , T..2L'f, ' , . mm W 0 Q- 2 E QI -I- I fi- ,,,, Ramona Terry Mildred Thomas Tessie Tillman Carolyn Tomlinson fl., 'S Betty Tucker Houston Tyson Mark Van Brackle Teen Varn wg-.f 5' 1 W 443 X 4 a J ! , 512 ,g A I i an 'ir ST PlCTURES NOT AVAILABLE Lavern Barker Harold Bennett James Christensen Gary Thomas Cook Edward Crowley Judy Crurnbley Donald Fletcher Felton Folsom Render Leland Folsom Tommy Joe Godwin Roy McCIendon Joyce Mock Judy Mock Mary Beth O'Quinn Linda Ray Lester Rumsey Wayne Rutland William Boyd Shaw Ray Spires Charles Sumner Connie Templeton Vernon Touchton Hayward Wiley Betty Ann Vickers Lavoyce Webb Sandra We-therington HV' Carol Whiddon '97 - C' t Jack vvhaaaan W R , Betty Wiley , Vivian Wiley 7 Randall Williams Kathy Wiseman Sally Wood Betty Wynn At last the Freshmen are getting into the swing of things. This year they are finally recognized as one ot the four upper classes, which is really something to them. There are many school ace tivities, in which, as Freshmen, they are allowed to participate. They have the excitement of choosing many of the subjects they will take. Looking at the Sub-Freshmen, they now say, Were we ever like that? Will you marry me? Nancy Castleberry and Kay DeVane both agree that this is how to get a rnan. Merrell Lasseter is the victim. Freshmen Cll Pla Freshmen at Work it There certainly can be some confusing problems in Algebra I according to Doris Maloney. Mrs. DeVane is helping her solve her difficulty. A group of ninth grade students are caught in that tender camera bug trap. Sub-Freshmen This year these students are introduced to an entirely different school systern. They have the problems of learning their way around, getting acquainted with new students and getting used to the school in general. Although they are not actually a part ot the high school, they are allowed to ioin the 4-H Club and to have assembly on activity day. Occa- sionally they go to chapel with the upper tour grades. All through the year they eagerly await next year when they will actually be a part of high school. 53 ub Freshmen Mary Frances Abbott Rose Mary Ahrens Buddy Aycock Carlton Baker Mary Jane Baker Dorothy Baldree Madison Baldree Margaret Baldree Ellie Bee Barber Gary Bennett Ann Best Bruce Betts Ernestine Bohannon Brenda Bone Sherry Boyette Billy Gene Brady Carlton Brady Sylvia Brady Diana Buckholtz Jimmy Bullard Anthony Burke Diane Bush Jo Nell Bush Carl Carter Dale Carter Earl Carter Gail Castleberry Donald Clanton Mickey Collins Jerry Connell Linda Cowart Jerry Cook Annette Crosby Tommy Crosby Wayne Crowe Larry Danforth Ann Davis Brenda Davis Evelyn Ann Davis Ellen Day ws, , fu- Q, - Y fel - s if If 'M x 'l f' .4 1 A .. . 65 Q . - Tv K .4474 'r sf rflilllilllf as Q ?1. W ' ' . avg . . r 1 El .4-., fb Sub-freshmen, although they have to fight their way down halls, are proud to b e in high school. F . f' I Q A - hr! i ix., is I 1 yy I F W' I ND' 'se xr' ,V -' l an f K A I I , ,f X' , .5 T V QQ Vi X Jgxx K if la AI .I .,,- 'xl JV, , . i M se f-J' rg 2 .Q - 2 Li fe- 5- 'C 0 -' V , Z f aff:-il l' 'ml Us 4 it - 1 fn 5561142 . .l--f uh Freshmen Mazie Delaney Barbie Dennis Barbie Gene Dillard Donna Sandra Dukes Lois Faircloth Elizabeth Fender Cheryl Fletcher Donald Folsom Polly Folsom Roger Fountain Barbara Franks Doris Franks J. E, Franks Mary Virginia Friar William Gandy Van George Jackie Gibbs Ronnie Giddens Gerald Green Lewis Griffin Mary Jo Griffin Reba Jean Griffin Stanley Griffin Tim Griffin Wayne Griffin Carroll Lynn Godwin Patsy Haigler Raymond Hall Patty Hamilton Hubert Hancock David Harrell Donald Hayes Travis Hayes Wayne Hewitt Lonnie Holbrook Judy Holland Billy Wayne Holt Jane Howze Bobby Hurst Amanda lvey , f ' ' L. on-Q 'J U, x J i S Z l A 'ki '-Q Z 1 M i was 6 'W 4' f ' ,, , 4 -.,, 'W .f Q., ,r', , - J- . L - , ,1,4'f fig '9- ff it ? ,- 1. , . -on.. 4.9, -vs t ii? X This year, the eighth grade class members, can ioin the Chorus, band, or A-H Club, and attend eighth grade assembly. ,f 'fit 1 4' f if X . 1-js: M., NX:-, ,Pt N 'fl 0 if 'Dlx sv .H i if ' ik. 1 1 i ' Q W' ' A :,, 3 it 33 L' - ' 4, L ? F Q, 5' . ti. Qi is 4 ' G 'fi L ' af -' , 5 ' ' ' . N' L 'x i A , K fx ti PF . 'fill-:1 , , , I ihii L' L Abi ' N sh 'FQ an -1 f ,. -15 cg.. f.. Pearl Ivey Gail Johnson G. W. Jones Charles Kent Judy Ann King Dwight Lassetei Billy Lawler Bernard Lewis Sally Lindsey Ted Lindsey ' 'Z' N Q ' 55, . , J V , . 5 f L 2 at if .r- f A J, ' QA ey N Jerri Lovett q Vilaphene Luke 'fi vu uw - Brenda Marshall , f 1 Marilyn Martin Y ' ' -rr , ' Ann Mathis i .5 0:2 K J fllffflf' viii ', ,V - ff ',1:f- ,l'l1', ff 5 fg Homer Mathis Ronald McNeal Delbert Mercer Bobby Merriman Meady Faye Morey ull Freshmen Sherry Nelson Barbara Newbern Raymond Mewbern Nelda Nichols Johnny Noles Wayne Noles Houston Odom Vickie Owens Billy Patten Gwen Patterson Norman Pendarvis Sandra Permenter Peggy Jo Piercy Patsy Pinion Jerry Postell Kenneth Powe Billy Reed Johnny Reed Linda Reed Wayne Register vw These students probably look forward to next year when they will be members of the freshman class, and can enioy more privileges. ff 5 .4 W Va.. W -I ' I' R V ,TW 1 7 if-ww ' My 1 ...ww J GW? -.L A ,, .it :,,,, ,- ,. , X Q . gn? ig m r S ggi.: :,, I. 4 ' f 1 - Q, X I - , 125' If 4 ' 3 it . 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' .4 I 5 ' 4 fgj' 5 L i 3 Judy Rentz Nell Rentz Sammy Revills Hugh Rewis Faye Richardson Roy Roach Wilbur Roberts Winston Robinson Sandra Rountree Ann Rutherford Ann Rushton Jerry Sanders Linda Sanders Herschel Sessions Betty Sills Shirley Sills Glen Simmons Tommy Sirmans Tommy Skinner Donnie Smith ub Freshmen Jessie Spires Martha Stevens Frances Stewart Mary Stone Virginia Strickland James Stripland Morris Ray Summer Ronnie Joe Summer Shirley Summer Charles Surrency Rose Mary Tarrant Charles Taylor Cliff Taylor James Taylor Walter Taylor Ida Juanita Tillman Larry Touchton Bruce Tucker David Tucker Owida Tucker ,Q Q - ry , :gig , iiiil' As freshmen, they upper four grades. in .-If J will have more privileges, i, vw-if L. in 1 - 1 ff ,x U M V T.. 51 '- r 14 I 4. 4 e at ,www A -if X 5 1 ii in It wr- N 1' ' sf Y-'AN X 1 I I loin other clubs, and go to assembly with the 3 . i' W , , M 'I V F it ffffl' tt W' rf ni f Q, ,,. fu- . ,, f i n-.-, aiu 1 as , if Shirley Tucker David Van Brackle ' Aubrey Ward Mike Warren Vivian Flossie Watson Burle Webb Dorothy Jean Webb Shirley Webb Loretta Westenberger 'V Faye Wheat 1, , Teddy Wiseman Dianne Wright Howell Wright Buzzy Wynne Patricia Yarbrough PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Martha Lula Annts Bobby Boren Wayne Brown Jean Bryant Wanda Sue Cox Dwatn Jones William Martin Jeannette Spradley James Stone Cecil Suggs Mildred Warren Ott s Weeks emernber you must pay atten ion in class Looks like there are some funny thing happening in class after all R 5, . 'lf' 4 i . vw t t rf' 2 Q 58 Activities -5 i One of the most active organizations on cam- as a medium through which students can find a pus, especially during lunch time is the lunch line. way to express themselves. Instead of having Such things as pushing, scrambling, and running idle time on their hands, students can work on make up the activities of this group. helpful school and community projects. In a more serious vein, the clubs at Cook serve 59 BACK ROW, left to right: Marilyn Roberts, Betty Roland, Sue Wildes, Judy Postell, Opal Howze, Marrianne Stanford, Carolyn Fulp, Elizabeth Christensen, Nancy Parker, Vivian Connell, Penny Dampier, Carol Green, Francis Carter, Linda Hayes, Sue Tutt, Linda Taylor, Betty Mitchell, Mickie Faulkner, Brenda Sowell. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Smith, Theresa Hilliard, Linda Banes, Patricia Daughtery, Ida Ann Dumas, Joan Williams, Carolyn Crosby, Betty Ward, Darlene Thompson, Annette Register, Doretha Baldree, Brenda Bain, Betty Cowart, Jeannette Bennett, FRONT ROW: Barbara Rutland, De Loes Whiddon, Anna Summers, Jimmy Ann Young, Hilda Dale Kent, Melba Ruth Parker, Ann Holder, Patty Day, Sandra Green, Roma Jo Bennett, Dorothy Register, Carol Lynn, Faye Mathis, Gaye Mathis. ,,.x' ,.:. G The F.H.A., or Future Homemak- AT ers of America, is one of the larg- -'f est and most active clubs at Cook High. Their many useful proiects help them raise needed funds dur- ing the year. The Advisor is Mrs. L. E. Crawford. f OFFICERS, left to right: Betty Lou Cowart, Reporter, Mariane Stanford, Devotional Chairman, Judy Postell, Secretary, Jeannette Bennett, President, Linde Ensley, Vice President, Dorothy Register, Treasurer, Patricia Daughtery, Parllamentarian. 60 BACK ROW, left to right: Drearna Faye Ray, Carol Whtddon, Mary Lewts, Sally Wood, Nor-va H El, Gall Reed, Morlel Reed, Gal Powers, Carolyn Moore, Jody McKtnnon, Ketna Shaw., Dorothy Baloree Sandra Wether2no'on. Tessle Tlnnaan, Lrnda Moore, Linda Ray, Eugeola POWE. NUDDLE ROW: Faye Simmons, Betty Sills, Mary Beth O'Qolnn, Geneva Tlllnwan, Evelyn ,'AcConneI:, Nawon Sutton, Ann Williams, Max'ne Noles, Sandra Revills, Sharon Norman, Sara Rutland, Geraldlne Fulp, Vennre Hammer, Betty Ann Vickers Carolyn Tomlinson, Shirley Aycock, Patrlcla Johnson, FRONT ROW: Llnda Faye Rutland, Jody Lovett, Gall Rent, Kathy Wiseman, Freida Greene, Nancy Castleberry, Patsy Green, Faye Stone Betty Wynne, Doris Pinion, Kaye Patten, Doris Maloney, Teen Vern. 6l FRONT ROW, left to right: Iris Giddens, Ann Patten. SECOND ROW: Mildred Tucker, Martha Jo Dixon, Priscilla Hall, Rosalee Aronson, Paula McLendon, Joshetta Everett. THIRD ROW: Joyce Williamson, Betty Patten, Betty Taylor, Dianne Devane, Shirley Allen, Mary Clyde Dixon, Rosa Cannon, Edith Colvin. FOURTH ROW: Reba Patten, Versie Ann Tomlinson, Faye Bone, Elma Baldree, Mary Nell Lasseter, Linda Banes, Shirley Huckaby, Patricia Daughtrey, Renda Moore, Patsy Stripling. FIFTH ROW: Janice Clayton, Virginia Ray, Judy Postell, Judy Bennett, Dale Lindsey, Shanna Wright, Lynda Lynn, Martha Varn, Mildred Griffis, Marva Branch, Jeannette Felts. BACK ROW: Dotty Welch, Betty Hanks, Karen Taylor, Betty Bennett, Joan Hayes, Susie Taylor, Karen Dickerson, Joanne Shaw, Virginia Daniels, Theresa Hilliard, Jackie utchinson, Ann Bozeman. Alpha Tri-Hi-y Project. Advisor . . . Mrs. Kate Wilkes. President, Iris Giddens, First Vice President. One of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y's many out standing proiects for i959-60 was the Ugly Man Contest. A boy was selected l from each of the two Hi-Y Clubs to seek this title. The two boys dressed in old worn clothing and received votes at a football game. The boy receiving more votes was named Mr. Ugly. All dona tions received during this contest were applied to the club's World Service OFFICERS: Jeannette Bennett, Reporter, Elizabeth Bloser, Treasurer, Shirley Huckaby, Parliamentarian Ann Patten, President, Paula McLendon, Second Vice 1 1,1 Each year the Y-Clubs present a series of Teen Talks, at which pastors ot local churches are asked to speak, Students look torvvard to Teen Talks each year, as sub- jects ot interest to young people are dis- cussed. Shown above are nfternbers of the Y-Clubs and speaker, Reverend Carlton Car- ruth, of the Warner Robins Methodist Church. Feeling very proud of the honor won, Reba Pattef Paua Mclendon, and Shanna Wright hold the plaqce which -was presented to them at Youth Assembly in Atlanta All three girls were delegates to the assembly and were presented the plaque for originating the best bill in the Southwest District. Q I I I 1 'Nw 1 Cl'lAll?'.'EN C: COMMITTEES' FRONT ROW le-ft to 'gl : Pepa Patten, Prog'a t Cha rman Be y Pat'e', Pcstef Chairrnan, Jackie Hutchin SGW, Lord Sew ce BACK ROW: Dianne De Vane Deuoticca' Cnarrnar, Betty Taylor Schcc' :'o a-:tr '-telen Hutchinson, World Serv- ce: Shanna Vugh' Bll Cha'r iar': and Betty Loc Comer' 'ce Chairrnan. 63 FIRST ROW, left to right: Melba Ruth Parker, Eva Nell Powers, Mattie Pearl Register, Martha Tucker, Patsy Green, Freida Green, Gail Rentz Patricia Ann Johnson, Patsy Taylor, Kathy Wiseman, Mary Beth O'Quinn, Kaye Patton, Nadine Mancil, Sara Rutland. SECOND ROW: Pat Hancock Carol Whiddon, Patsy Pinion, Darlene Thompson, Patty Day, Carol Lynn, Jimmie Ann Young, Freida Rutland, Cynthia Mclntyre, Sandra Sinclair, Serena Davis, Jeaneane Gaskins, Kaye Devane, Linda Kaye Giddens, Sandra Revills, Annette Register, Linda Hayes, Nancy Castle- berry, Judy Lovett, Sharon Norman, Betty Rowland. THIRD ROW: Linda Ray, Janie Baldree, Nancy Parker, Teen Varn, Doris Maloney, Carol Green, Mary Lewis, Polly Tyson, Bettye Mitchell, Gail Wells, Ava Ruth NeSmith, Anna Summers, Penny Dampier, Gayle Dansby, Ketna Shaw, Frances Carter, Dorothy Register, Judy Ann Lovett, Joyce Carter, Brenda Sowell, Sue Tutt, Linda Ensley, Carolyn Moore, Judy McKinnon, Linda Taylor, Geraldine Fulp. Beta Tri-Hi-Y The largest ot the four Y-Clubs, the Beta Tri-Hi-Y, had far too many projects this year to mention here. They successfully carried out campaigns of speech, citizen- ship, and sportsmanship during the club year, and also worked with a church loyalty program. OFFICERS, left to right: Carol Lynn, Chaplain, Carol Greene, Reporter, Bettye Mitchell, Recording Secretary, Jimmie Ann Young, President, Patty Day, Vice President, Serena Davis, School Project Chairman, Darlene Thompson, Correspond- ing Secretary, Sandra Sinclair, Treasurer. 64 i 1 A 4? 5 ' Q gli' Jimmie Ann Young and Dianne Revills, representing the Beta Tri-Hi-Y, and Dianne Deyane, from the Alpha Tri-HifY, are shown here at Rock Eagle Summer planning conference. Each year several leaders of Cook's Y-clubs meet here with other Y-club leaders throughout the state, and are given ideas and helpful suggestions for the club during the following school year. iii U A .,-44 s l These three girls were carrying out another interesting proiect of the Beta TriHi-Y, which was to carry books and magazines to the county prison Pictured are Anna Summers, Ava Ruth NeSrnith, and Gail Wells. Arranging the Thanksgiving box, which was taken to a needy family, are Bettye Mitchell, Carol Lynn, and Jiml rnie Ann Young Another proiect was to present a Christmas box filled with food, clothing, and toys to another needy tan y. . For The first time since This club was organized at Cook High, The Library Assistants now have basic classes in which they are Taught li- brary work in general. The assistants are drilled on such Things as classi- fying books Through The Dewey Decimal System, and keeping The library in order so that students can readily find assigned material. All students find a Trip To The library ,, 15 enioyable, because it always has a clean, fresh look. .,,,,...- 'nf OFFICERS, left to right: Carol Green,e Secretary and Treasurer, Serena Davis, Vice President, Jeaneane Gaskins, President, Eva Nell Powers, and Faye Rentz, Reporters, Sue McDaniel, Devo- tional Chairman. III --I ---aa, IIS! 'WT J I-tal 114- ,ii 'IVY T F as ad 3 FRONT ROW, left to right: Linda Faye Rutland, Frankie Sue Hutcheson, Jackie Hutcheson, Jeaneane Gaskins, Serena Davis, Lenora Forte, Velma Griffin, Joan Williams, Carolyn Crosby, Faye Mathis, Gay Mathis, Eva Nell Powers, Evelyn Stripling, DeLoes Whiddon, Sherryl Hamner, Patricia Johnson, Patsy Taylor. SECOND ROW: Shirley Cannington, Betty Ann Jones, Doretha Baldree, Nancy Parker, Linda Faye Barrett, Marion Sutton, Maxine Noles, Ann Williams, Joyce Downing, Shirley Sills, Glenda Faye Cox, Lynda Register. Joyce Carter. THIRD ROW: Kathy Ann Rutland, Norma Hill, Elizabeth Christensen, Judy Crumbley, Velma Mixon, Retha McCranie, Virginia Lindsey, Carolyn Roberts, Burdette Little, De Wann Little, Frances Carter, Dreama Faye Ray, and Madison Baldree. 66 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, a new club at Cook, is made up of the presidents of all clubs and classes, and editors of the annual and school paper. In charge ofthe homecoming fooball game this year, the student council decided on the date, type of election forthe queen, and several other details for this important game. '.'.'e-'ff' 1 ' f..x .f fr' . - A . , , BACK ROW, left to right: Bert Rountree, Henry Stutts, Randal Milton, Ernest Browning, Stanley Griffin, George Talley, Jimmy Futch, James Davis, Bobby Johns, Jerry Noles, Merrell Lasseter, Johnny Rountree. FRONT ROW: Johnny Exum, Barney Ingram, Mark Van Brackle, Neil Gra- ham, l-iffy Crowe, Larry Sirmans, Wayne Cato, Vern Alderman, Raymond Fulp, Clyde Eaton, 67 f.i,:i J' . iff f'fnfg , 1 x, hw FRONT ROW, left to right: Tom Thomas, Phil Sirmans, Jerry Taylor, Bill Thomas, Vann Alderman, James Earl Ward. BACK ROW: Carroll Davis, David Whiddon, Rocks Boynton, Ernest Vance, Kenny Edwards, Jim Scruggs, Pal Fordham, Wallace Sansbury. Senior Hi-Y i- -1- , 3 m e 1 ,rg . Ill, .mn 68 :lf 2, -, 4 ff , 'pa' ,yi - zgmg-.,-1? f 4 f, 1, 17911 OFFICERS: Rooks Boynfon, Treasurer, Darryl Weldon, Vice President, Thomas Krerlow, President, Jim Scruggs, Sec- refary. Terrell Calc, Chaplain, is not shown, lf the tack ntll stay ln the poster, Jackte Hutchinson, and Melvln Rowan will have completed one ct the selected protects of the Beta club, .wh ch nas to encourage honesty on tests. Jackie Folds the ottlce c' reporter 'n the Bee Q eo, and Melyln, secretary. - 'H001 AUC Milton Strlckland, President, Jarnes Ensley, Treasurer, and Carol Ann Parker, Vice President, all look very contented lust stttlng in the sun doing nothing, This isn't really the attitude that they take toward life though, because each ls very energetic, Beta Club gh gb JC as Q1 yi... Q :I gb - ,41- BACK ROW left to rtght Clyde Eaton Mtlton Strtckland James Ensley Melytn Ro tt T omas Jerry 3 rOURTH RO Ere da Gtobs tr tnta Rutland Carol Ann Parker Ja kte Hutchtnson Tom Thomas THIRD ROW Jea e e Bennett Elan F Je c F Jantce v ton ECONO ROW Reba Patten Vtrgunta Dantels Patncta Dadghtrey Rosalee Aronson Dtanne Reytlls Jacke Hofwel FRONT R v Bet' Lou Covtart, Carol Lynn, Mattte Pear, Regtster, Martha Tucker Jtrnrnte Ann Young, 69 , 1 1'-A 2:'.a.i.i-'MA ,LQ , Ms f I 11 1 - ,-.. , pf ,Q fhffsei Q 43, Q , 15 -- OFFICERS-FIRST Row, left to fights Wilbur Reed, . qv X Reporter, Billy Rentz, President, Johnny Cowart, Sec- ., , retary. BACK ROW: Grover Fulp, Treasurer, Ted I M Q Lewis, Vice President, and Douglas Hesters, Sentinel. f fe EQ :ff 12.25 ' I . Wl.5 sf' emma? At right is Linda Banes, a senior, who was chosen FFA Sweet- heart for the 1959-60 school year. FRONT ROW, Iett to right: Billy Brady, Pete Mathis, Steven Rutland, Jimmy Baldree, Wayne Rutland, Dixon Sinclair, Wendell Clements, Neil Graham. SECOND ROW: Harold Rutland, Ray Gene Sumner, Roy Pendarvis, Lossie Abbott, Cleon Strickland, Ronald Reed, Wilbur Reed, Winston Warren, THIRD ROW: Billy Rentz, Norman Hill, Julian Woods, Lamar Betts, Laverne Fletcher, Paul Fulp, Gene Register. FOURTH ROW: Harold Bennett, Junior Bostic, Bobby Young, Lamar Bennett, Render Folsom, Royce Garrison, Calvin Thomas. FIFTH ROW: Johnny Cowart, James Abbott, Melvin Rowan. SIXTH ROW: Raymond Bohannon, Raymond Carter, Douglas Hesters, Junior Folds, Grover Fulp, Ted Lewis, Billiree Cornelius, Thomas Guthrie, Randal Williams, Roger Mathis, and Paul Hamner. 70 .mu W uw... ... -...Q ..-. W4 .V 22 z V'..- 1 W hi , A ,fp A, . As. 1 W V 1 1 f , if 4 Y 1 Q :A f ..,!,,M , ...4--w...P., ,,, Ni , L EM-A 1 N Xu A 'fr-Q Wm TLB 4' QL 1 I 4 vo-'K xt?f5 ,V e ,Mg g f 55 L . af ew 1 x 5 x . 1 -' KAN X f 1 .'! '!f?J14jgf1. , , . 4 R- Lf' ' , . - 1 4 f H -...f-.... 4, Mw,,.,A z Aw. -vw.. MM mv., 4.9, .,,,, M. .gm A- s 1 'zu . .W 1 5 Q we , , M ,M f ff-..h, . ' X -+V, fi 4 ? v 4- ' I -QM.. , '11-M... 'Lf-6--f-...Q ,, My-A-...4,,,,,,,m' A M, -WMA , . -M W..-.w,4,, ,-, ...., -, mmn, , -.A....,,.,,- ., ,.L,., ,,, ,, yr fe-uv.. if -f ,X ..,....M..,. ,...,,.,..,..-v . ,,,,,..,M...-yww . M ,, ,, ...f .m,,,,,,.,.,,, -. 4 - W v W, in , 1 M. M 'L g fuk, r WFS' RV Q 4 M 2 v x-,ilu , b- fs NI Mildred Tucker, Ann Patten, Charles Davis, and JoAnn Shaw Brenda Kincaid, Betty Patten, Ida Ann Durnus, and Joan Hayes are shown mimeographing the school paper. are drawing layouts for the April Fool's edition of the Kook Karnpus Kapersf' News written by the paper staff was published in the local paper bimonthly. The statt also pub- lished a Christmas edition and a Senior edition of the Kook Kampus Kapers. Editor Ann Patten News Staff: Virginia Ray, Mildred Tucker, Betty Patten. Sports Staff: Joan Hayes, Ida Ann Dumas. Club Columnist: Joan Shaw, Band Columnist: Mar- tha Varn, Society Columnists: Elaine Futch, Junior Roland, Feature Staff: Betty Ward, Charles Davis. Oalfleaf Staff i BACK ROW, left to right: Junior Roland, Elaine Futch, Ann Patten, Betty Patten, Brenda Bain, Martha Varn Ida Ann DUVYWUS. FRONT ROW1 Charles Davis, Betty Ward, Mildred Tucker, Joan Hayes, JoAnn Shaw, Virginia Ray. 73 FRONT ROW, left to right: Neil Graham, Jeannette Bennett, Anna Summers, Paula McLendon, Patricia Daughtrey, Jimmie Ann Young, Betty Tay lor. BACK ROW: Ann Patten, Bettye Mitchell, Ann Bozeman, James Earl Ward, Linda Taylor, iris Giddens, Carol Lynn, James Ensley, Linda Banes Betty Lou Cowart, Betty Patten, Mrs, Wyatt Grimmer, Advisor. BETTY LOU COWART Editor Mug, 3- 74 Acorn mff JAMES ENSLEY Sr. Assistant Editor Qi, fmt-' xx -if BETTY PATTEN Jr. Assistant Editor jx JAMES EARL WARD Business Manager if Q' , ,, '-fe? J .L SUh QQ OFAD Pictured above, left to right: Carol Lynn, Sophomore Editor, Neil Graham, Junior Editor, Ann Patten, Senior Editor. FRONT ROW: Betty Taylor, Freshman Editor, Iris Giddens, Sub-Freshman Editor, Ann Bozeman, Assistant Senior Editor. Jeannette Bennett, Club Editor, Patricia Daughtrey, Typist and Linda Banes, Feature Editor, seem to be getting some work done at last! WWW mikey, ,gr Q g.., gl f Looking fresher than springtime, Martha Tucker, Neil Graham, Anna Summers, and Darryl Weldon are resting, after a day of photography. These four students, under the supervision of Mr. Alex Futch, make up the pho- tographer's staff for the 1960 Acorn. They are sitting in front of the old limesink, a local scenic feature, 4- 3? At right, a few members of the Acorn staff are glancing through yearbooks sent to Cook by other schools. Shown are Paula McLendon, Advertising Manager, Anna Summers, Photographer, Bettye Mitchell, Jimmie Ann Young, and Linda Taylor, members of the advertising staff. 'KM Wffr , llc : 1 A I tw! Q facwwt 5. LIAR I ' ' il' . ' lu' Q! . 1 79 1-I E' .Q CLARINETS Barney Ingrarn Reba Patten Freddy Lawrence Sandra Sinclair Jeanette King Carol Whiddon Barbie Dennis Winston Robinson Cheryl Fletcher Barbara Nevvbern Mark Van Brackle Dale Lindsey Freda Rutland Wayne Crow Kaye DeVane Pat Register BASS CLARINETS Karen Dickerson Diane DeVane ALTO CLARINET Polly Tyson OBOE Cindy Mclntyre FLUTES Elizabeth Bloser Diane Lindsey Kathy Wiseman Shanna Wright Brenda Darden 'LU E3 W ' Q L Mem. . 4, at.-vigggx tt viper ,rt ,A it xi 'xffifrm r Y my , ' Egg r '1 , 1 .I -wg W ,fn ' it V. J ,M px ff f,, , mpbgkyn ,, , A xml, yn? r.i 2. M. M5 7'F z, I ,,,'t.. 4 I ' ,ww :Q 14-'ft-gf 5, V',:,,,V J' 4e,wHV I'- yay ,L V 1 - wi.,'t3945it5Htt,,r't ,mn I s,,, 92 as-m+ 'w? '5'2a:1fT9 'cfm M SAXOPHONES Hugh Joiner Lynda Lynn Penny Dampier Karen Taylor Doris Maloney TROMBONES Milton Strickland Johnny Exurn Clyde Eaton Director. . . Robert N. Pierce Ifornet OFFICERS: Band Captain, Clark Goode, Student Di- rector, Milton Strickland, Secretary, Karen Dickerson, Publicity Chairman, Reba Patten, Property Manager, Malcolm Newbern, Assistants, Hugh Joiner, Jerry Dickson. 'MWWIV wiznw wwvmyhwmkf A ,,h.Q,. .7r 0 BASSES Malcom Nevvbern Billy Barton Felton Folsom BARITONE Clark Goode HORNS Jeanette Felts Kaye Patten Carolyn Moore Band MAJORETTES Kathy Wiseman Dianne Lindsey Elizabeth Bloser, Capt. Cindy Mclntyre Dale Lindsey TRUMPETS Chip Dennis Wayne Newbern Howard McClain Jerry Postell Warren Robinson Ernest Brovving Donnie Nevvbern Larry Crow Jerry Dickson BELLS Judy McKinnon 'f14 3,4 Q . , , W 4' 5 D+ ml , X' 1: ,,, ' M 'n?F 4 W 'M vt f , wk 1 ka WW-J , ' ' 1 f' iw TYMPANI Ronald Musselwhite BASS DRUM Judy Bennett SNARES Teen Varn Edith Colvin Janie Baldree TENOR DRUM Ketna Shaw . N X . ' il? F-. -s ,........,,.La,....t,.-.,. s .., , . , , n. . ...M , ..,. , , ...,.,., A ,. - -..... t V - 7 11.11 FRONT ROW, left to right: Burdette Little, Rosemary Ahrens, Wanda Godwin, Anna Summers, Nelda Nichols, Iris Giddens, Ann Bozeman, Brenda Marshall, Patsy Green, Ernestine Bohannon, Helen Hutchinson, Shirley Cannington, BACK ROW: Ginny Strickland, Vivian Henderson, Jan Lovett, Lynette Harrell, Patsy Pinion, Pansy Coppage, Roger Fountain, Jerry Bennett, Mr. Mel Booth, Director, Sue Wildes, Reba Patten, Susie Taylor, Sara Rutland, Barbara Nevvbern, Karen Godwin, Wanda Cox, Vivian Watson, Shirley Montgomery. The Cook High chorus, under the direction of The Chorus also sponsored other singing Mr. Mel Booth, performed several times before groups to stimulate vocal work in the school. the student body during the year. They presented Repertoire included religious selections, selections music for the Christmas and Thanksgiving pro- from musical comedies, and a few serious works. grams, and for Teen Talks. Chorus OFFICERS: Shirley Cannington, Librarian, Reba Patten, Pianist, Ann Bozeman, Vice President, Sue Wildes, President, .lan Lovett, Treasurer, Lynette Harrell, Librarian. aff 'L' iywi ngpibfm , V44 4 ,fx ,L M. ,,,., f. if ,, , W, Q 'fK'fff' 1 267 32 v ,. K L .S I L ' If M fq:..fr',1 . Zvi ., -. V 4, ,,,! f M ff?iMlQ9'l:f'xi. l '4 '4 fy ' ,,w3,,,, .f , ff., x5 ', uw' Navi' , '.i' if ,: Q .. ' f . 1 'Lf , 4 of A 1 I 1 4 M ,, fm A f fZyZ,,W,h5:V ,V ,gf yn' f - , ' M15 'V' i ' , -:, ,fra fl fy m, ,, 1Wf'Lf,+f:',',4ggw,5.fl ., f ' f f . f 4' ' ,wwf f ' 7. f, M 'W ,ymff,w:fnM4 1 N . , y f ffm 4' 4 53 ,I wi yfhfyfh , 'A ., , ., -,- 'f ' f ' I ,. ,H H xW,,,,-, -:n'jgft, 1A: e.- Y-.w w 1 ,V M 0 , H, ww ,jew :,f.:ff-ff' ,, 'm -,M 4 .. , a A 1 is 1 . RW? YJ n . 5 uh ui AJMHIIIQUQQH Rosalee Arorwsom 1960 Y -.pdf Qui Firsl Rzuzzzwr-Lp .5'1'I'UI11f RIIIIIZCI'-I ll Renda Moore Linda Banes ,J , cv ....-nf' N ' '95 Ilzirzf Rzzrznvr-l p l 1'llI'f!1 HIIIIIZVI'-l fl Elizabe-Tn Bloser Jeannette Bennett M r. Senior Class Tom Thomas Tom, or Tornado as he is known by his friends, is a member of the Senior Y club, Beta club, basketball, and track teams. He is interested in all kinds of sports. Wx Miss Senior Class Renda Moore Renda is a member of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. Her main interests are clothes and records. i ,gy ' ,,fg2?',,.W'f I , V I Aff, 1- Qfiyj--h I ffe'2fwfff', 14 1: QW' f fg. ' n T,az 'fa Qrfwsfw X ..:-5,3 , VN, ,, Q ,,,, ff.,g, , f , in , 900' ' fl' 72 -Qi . 'fm AW ' .fn f -K Mfg., 'wi , f -,L ' Z A g,d 4-,Qi ,055 Wwwgfww ff. nw ' , ,af ,, g'f ,fT'fJ.', Q1 , f gan f A wiv I 465'-, -an 1, ' 7 ,gf If vw '42 2:- ez? , 'W if .N 1, V' V 15,14 My -U 44 J , f ,V ,A ,. ,Z W 'E' ff' X s' f f ,- H5 fi 4 4 , 1 'W 445. . 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Rllnnwr-I p .5r'f'nII1f RIIIIIIPI'-Ifjl Bill Thomas Mlllom Slrlcklarwcl F 11532, 3 yawn x ,Q 95? ,40- f-ef 1 M A Q .W1 A Tfzirff Rzlnnvr-lfp Fflllffll Rzzrzrzer-I-p Tefwll Cafe Tow Tlwomas H ,, 3 x ,+1!'Q'fv ,uf Q ' 2 , , . V. J 1, ! '1 w AAQKQTIQ vixn if ,Ve wa Pj 9. .tv ,Qc X4 ,J 4 Mi, V? ,, K xv - 1 -,.wsi,,v' vgfgff W, a fs H 0 ? K, vb 'Mg 'V J ,N ' ' 4 'W +1 r 3 , ,Mp f Y I ' ' 1 , 4 fp if X2 ,ff E? V Q '46 N Q A if , Z 10 , W g 5 .VM3 - f QA! gif I gg wg M 'I Qfygfh V: .Ying ' 'Fadda W H5 Q M P ,,,, , 1 W'5t, 1 Wim A ' Ali J, gf , .4 Lv M 5 U'?fi,,,., b view ,, ff-,V- . 4 .4 w ,qi 1 Keg, if x W. ew . fmk B ' -4 A 'xg J' X ' ' A ' f J M-uw A Q , ez, 'ii FRONT ROW, left to right: Coach Linton Jordan, Earl Kelley, Randell Lewis, Merrell, Lasseter, John Henry Walker Bert Rountree Carroll Davis Roger Womack, Coach Lynn Owens. SECOND ROW: Frank O'Quinn, Earl Joiner, George Talley, Avery Sumner Rooks Boynton Ernest Vance Kenny Edwards, Terrell Cato, Jerry Taylor, THIRD ROW: Lowell Hiers, John Willie Brice, Jerry Noles, Brownie Sirmans Pal Fordham Stanley Grit fin, Vann Alderman, Phil Sirmans, and Frank Wood. 1959 Cook High Hornets Varsit Football Here we see the Cook High Hornets Below the Hornets square off for a little sharpening their passing defense during line work during 6th period training Spring Training. tue!-i T959 SEASON RECORD COOK OPPONENT T3 Brooks County , 7 2O Berrien County , 7 T4 Tifton 7 O Americus 7 34 Miller County ,, 6 6 Cordele 25 6 Cairo 20 O Thomasville 21 6 Bainbridge 25 6 Ocilla 7 BILL THOMAS Back N. 3, DAVID WHIDDON Tackle 1 '- 1 , . my 1 b, - . . an 5 f ' ,frfZ3NQ 'F Ulfxb 5. -Q '+P-gi! - '.'1R.,l fe 'E?f?g.'.g ' .f aes 'Q TERRELL CATO Back ROOKS BOYNTON KENNY EDWARDS Center Guard 3 wa. 1 Wi, xA y , .S-' ' Avery Sumner 32 goes aromd Rrghf End for Long yaroage as We Hornets trample the NLLLLC' Courvfy Plrares 3-1-6. Blockers in background are TerrelL Caro f-121, Phil Sirmams YN Jerry Tawor '65Y ami Ear' Jovwer 7? . EARL KELLY End ,rg --' 453- X ' , fr-11 JERRY TAYLOR Guard my , O , 9 Q iv ,f 1 QM ,LfL,g,A., CMG chars Mead and rams for f s rgafw rr Cook-Berrien Courwiy game fix: :fm 9 xA dufee Ja! EQWCW Couvy RQLUQLS by a ii 21-7 EQ'-'rr jr' 'f- 'zrcfd 5 ,-,, ff 'v', 5,4 V M 1 EZ'?'fv,f ,WN Q X W? B344 M' 1 P xi 5 sk '5 X M 19 W2 Q fN w f s '9- if KX JAK 2x 'U'g X Y' 1 1 X , 'O img, 4-K. A Wx x. ,QA , eg Q., ,.poo..,..4.-3 iff, . ' 1 Vz yl. M 4- 'W .- I V W. H - 1 WW ,WM Q ms v tum H1 ww-ef P zz I 1 fu' Vg! ' '1 W , A g-H-A . CIR ' .i'I,1f: .1 .4 if rj and. E! V . Q I ,' m,4:.g3g, .-,, ,NP-,,,A K WT-.NA In . w 1 ' 9 A '-- 1 , A d 3 - 'I 4 4, ,A i - in 'W' W ,, 'P' rf-524 ' ,. V K -yr , k , ' ' ' ' 25 N 2 ' 1 1 lisp Y uf KNEELlNG: left to right: Nancy Castleberry, Judy McKinnon, Ida Ann Dumas, Theresa Hilliard, Ramona Terry, Joan Hayes, Patty Day, Mildred Tucker, Manager. STANDING: Coach Wyatt Grimmer, Betty Bennett, Pat Bennett, Linda Ray, Gail Powers, Gayle Dansby, Margaret Sumner Mary Lewis, Jackie Hutchinson, Mickie Faulkner. 959-960 Cook High Wasps Win 16, Lose 6 Leading the Wasps in scoring were forwards Ida Ann Dumas, 443 points, Betty Bennett, 414 points, and Gail Powers, 232. IDA ANN DUMAS, Forward 94 '59-'60 WASPS' COOK 42 Lowndes County 7 37 GCI, Dasher , , 2 Pearson lliorteitj 41 Nashville 58 Quitman 39 Hahira , 46 Cairo 48 Ocilla 59 Thomasville 50 Ocilla 2 do , 48 Central CT'villel , 39 Tifton , , 7 2, 54 Cairo , 46 Nashville 42 Lowndes County 57 Pearson L us,,, ,, 43 Hahira 53 GCl,Dasher 49 Titton 53 Thomasville 44 Quitman , 42 Central lT'villeJ In the rebound department, Guard Jackie Hut chinson gathered in 147, Gayle Dansby l2l and Joan Hayes 66. RECORD OPPONENTS 31 T0 - 0 34 63 40 , 39 , 50 30 40 ,, ,, 38 38 3 53 48 48 42 35 36 30 30 55 30 HAHIRA INVITATIONAL 37 Douglas 42 REGlON l-AA SOUTH 38 Bainbridge , L VV 7 37 40 Miller County H L, ,L H H 1 52 REGION I-AA 24 Warner Robins , 34 THERESA HlLl.lARD, Guard W4 '-Q 4- ' ,Mr . wx Fix, .q , , fu kai 7 'mf f 2 Nm I ' 5? .1 ,H , I f, E w ff ,fm 6,1 , M if. riilgflx leg fp, W, 4 . V f g I 4. ,, it XX.,-ff :V f Clj Q fi f ,,.,...l1 R it 4-:FX A 4 Q ,I , H y ' Q V ff' f . 1. 4 X 4- 4 C003 cu' tlll BQ gnu 40 I I du un Us nu qi gong :Ill QUUI I 2 33 55' 0.5 .wb KNEELING, left to right: Tom Thomas, Lamar Betts, Frank O'Guinn, James Davis, Phil Sirmans, Stanley Griffin, Bobby Johns, Wallace Sansbury Wayne Cato, Manager, Wayne Dickerson, Manager. STANDING: Ronald Hewett, Jim Scruggs, Avery Sumner, Rocks Boynton, Wyman Butler Ernest Vance, Kenny Edwards, Freddie Byrd, Randal Milton, Manager, and Coach Wyatt Grimmer. 1959-60 Region I-AA South Champion Cook High Hornets Win 17, Lose 5 HORNET RECORD COOK OPPONENT 54 Lowndes County 41 48 GCI, Dasher 29 2 Pearson CForfeitl O 4I Nashville 7 51 43 Quitman 7, E 45 53 Hahira 38 39 Cairo E 42 58 Ocilla , , 46 56 Thomasville 35 60 Ocilla 57 42 Central IT'vilIel 40 44 Tifion , 4l 52 Cairo , 55 47 Nashville 60 50 Lowndes County 48 62 Pearson 52 53 Hahira 43 55 GCI, Dasher 35 65 Tifton 5I 47 Thomasville , 35 64 Quitman 53 72 Central fT'villel 28 HAI-IIRA INVITATIONAL 38 Valdosta 32 59 Norman Park 50 39 I-lahira or 47 REGION I-AA SOUTH 57 Miller County 55 52 Cairo 44 REGION I-AA 46 Arnericus 52 ROO KS BOYNTON, Forward KENNY EDWARDS, Guard TOM THOMAS, Guard LAMAR BETTS, Guard During the l959-60 season, the Cook High quintet won l7 games while losing only 5 by narrow margins. They were invited to the Hahira Invitational Tournament where they were runners- up to the host Hahira Tigers, being beaten in the finals by the score of 47 to 39. In the Region I-AA South Tournament the Hor- nets again distinguished themselves by winning the I-AA South Championship when they defeated ll2. In individual statistics, Rooks Boyn- ton led all scorers with 358 points, fol- lowed by Tom Thomas 260, Donald Hanks 257, Ernest Vance 214, and Avery Sumner loo. Roolcs also headed the rebound col- umn with 294 rebounds, followed by Avery Sumner 225, Ernest Vance 145, - ?'i1.1 Tom Thomas l24, and Donald Hanks D. the top seeded Cairo five by a store of 52-44. In the Region I-AA tournament, a hot Americus team eliminated the Hornets 52-46. The team as a whole scored i396 points for the season while holding their opponents to l204. In rebounds the Hornets outclassed their oppo- nents by claiming a total of lOl9 to the oppo- nents' 702. .-'15, . F 1 All 4' 'T L'.:'f . ' -3-ut, . J. ,- , x -. 5-.,,., , L, '1'- 4. ' Q' LJ- Q .-QP' - ' ' Nz , N . X .1 i .s ', .5 . , DONALD HAN KS, Forward 97 ! . J Az l . is s u ff. Z., gf an 25:51: 51 i Q 5 ji FF A K , 2 , faqs, I ' V ,E F F45 .5 i 'Q I 5 X' 1 vu fp E8 HM ef X ,I I Qifg 53Cf3'4lYS 5 ix :. gy 5 -3 ,9- Senior Second Baseman Tom Thomas takes his Ira Powers, Third Baseman blasts one for a Senior Pitcher Terrell Cato takes his turn at bat. swings in batting practice prior to Cook-Cairo double in 5-4 win over the Nashville Rebels. game. Ernest Vance practices throwing discus as he prepares for Regional and State Track Meets. Track and Other Activities Track competition was limited to the Regional Track Meet. Representing Cook in the Regional Meet were Rooks Boynton, Freddy Byrd, Jim Scruggs, and Brownie Sirmans in the mile relay, finishing second, Stanley Griffin, John Henry Walker, Frank O'Quinn, and Frank Wood in the mile relay, finishing third, Ernest Vance throw- Brice looks on. l00 D. C. Tunison and Bill Thomas work out on chinning bar in weight program as John Willie ing the discus and winning third place, Rooks Boynton pole vaulting for fourth place, and Pal Fordham, Jerry Noles, and Bert Rountree in the 'IOO-yard dash. Ernest Vance went on to compete in the State Track Meet in Macon, but failed to place. ,S 14 i at Cook High, f 5 ig' Jerry Taylor does hand stand on chinning bar as weight lifting activities increase in popularity Ma 13, 1960 1959 1 960 Athletic Awards Pictured above with Football award winners Rooks Boynton, Most Pictured above with Basketball award winners Ida Ann Dumas, Most Valuable Linemanf John Willie Brice, Most Improved, and Terrell Cato, Valuable Girls' Forward, Tom Thomas, Most Valuable Boy, and Most Valuable Back, are Vaughn Mancha, FSU, Guest Speaker, and Jackie Hutchinson, Most Valuable Girls' Guard, are Cook High Coach Linton Jordan, coaches Wyatt Grimmer, Linton Jordan, and Lynn Owens. Below, coaches and winners gather around trophy table to admire trophies presented at annual Athletic Banquet. V ,'., f' zz ' ,, X . T 511. v .42 Haw 1, dl-, Q 2 .M-V4 Q I ' Q 49 l 2? 2 IQ VU. Z,, ,V we v V 1' , r, E53 ' .M 1 ,ffm V, S .pring Activities This new section has been added in order to present the full year at Cook High. In the following pages, the Jr.-Sr. Reception, the Athletic Banquet, the iunior and senior plays, and the graduation services are presented. We hope that by adding this section we have enabled students, as well as members ofthe corn- rnunity, to observe the year-round happenings at Cook High. The group above is enioying the most beautiful event of the spring, the Junior-Senior Reception. IO3 I A SK ,fr-P ' gd Vai 'I K 1 1 , f iv fa Y li 1 6, , 4, if W ff fr 'Z 4 6' V f ' ' ,, ,VA ' j 1 ,v 5 9 wg 3 S , , . 4 Za , in 3, 'Af A 3 Q 2' ag ,Y , f 4 4.1 1 ' ' ff ...W 2 3 ' 4 , ,, I V W1 W.. 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Aunt Tsflee Bev, Lou Cowarf Lucinda Talbot Linda Banes Psvvwfa M0511 flfm PEMQH J: D' f 'f LP'xdc'w 1 Tir v .'c'dcv1 5 -vi: Hijxu 1 F3 52 T5'C 5S F af- Hffl: f ', 'iw' Tykrar LUN-'1f f-f +7642 Ffwqcfw D' NJN- Huw 'ia'w'cfY'u Ef2 'wH ' I IWW- Twb-1 Tbvfwsa HT' md CW- I vw: '.'1'i'w 9 'Wn d . .!11dTFe,' aNl Lved Hapz., Q fl' 'fre' 'Wocd becomes you--if marches your Nwd, 4' E ki 4 QA B. 1 4,53 ff T' f f 42 , 42 fm J 22 22 4, H V, ' f ' 0 fb 131 8'-'I Q4 N JQQ, 4, , 1 ,gl '11 TF ,Q Y D ... 1 ,uv Aj 44 r FRONT ROW, left to right: Rosalee Aronson, Renda Moore, Jackie Hutchinson, Virginia T960 HONOR GRADUATES Strickland, Bill Thornas, Melvin Rowan, Tom Thomas, and Darryl Weldon. Daniels, and Betty Lou Cowart. BACK ROW: Milton Graduation Da - May 27, 1960 Rosalee Aronson, one of the speakers on graduation night, spoke on The Respon- sibilities of Youth Toward Better Horne' making. Darryl Weldon Spoke on The Responsibilities of Youth Toward Citizenship. Betty Lou Cowart's topic was The Re- sponsibilities of Youth to Education. WThe Latin Banquets' April 22, 1960 I P 3 A Students shown above are iilustrafing the Roman tradition of the slaves applauding the pafricians Cnoblemenj. P ig., vm j ,1 Johnny Exurn and Dianne Lindsey, second year Laiin smdenrs, The patricians are being served by 1i1e plebeians Cslavesj are shown as nobiemen of Rofne I I0 ka rye w I ,mf Q 4! 1 4 w F. QW W, 'Y x 3, Z6 ,Qyy ff V5 Q Q 1 V gv x i ,, ff , iffy, ' 9 S L' w'L52Z5f ' if , I f , 5 Zia B W fr Q . 32 25k 7M , , ,V ' m m-1 Gif 'Q '3!1v- N X 1 ' 'N W-,N 'ai A v , b I i R -an 1 4 , x i , p..- . X. Advertisements i llll llc.. ll Y Posters and billings are a good form of adver- tising, but a rnore direct way is advertising in the local yearbook and school paper. The staff expresses their thanks to the mer- chants of Cook and various other counties for their support and cooperation in purchasing ads in rf, N ,. , . - l l l Win 4 ,..y, V f t s s 1 l i l 'A the yearbook. It is our hope that they receive monetary benefit from their loyal support. Paul McLendon and Iris Giddens are pictured above as they look over the bulletin board in the main hall. Compliments of PHIL COOK COFFEE SHOP ADEL GEORGIA H. J. HALL 81 COMPANY PHONE 704I Livestock Dealers Hogs and Cattle SPARKS GEORGIA Compliments of L. ROY PATTEN Loans-Real Estate ADEL GEORGIA ADEL N EWS AN D OFFICE SUPPLY Official Newspaper of Cook County and Adel Circulation 2.250 69th Year Member Georgia Press Associat Ad G. C. PATTEN, Publisher ion el Georgia A TRIPPE OIL COMPANY PHONE 29l I I Adel Georgia Quality Clothing and Shoes for Men Women, and Children at Popular Prices SAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE SAM ARONSON, Owner Phone 493l Adel Georgia TALLEY'S Veneer and Crate Mill, Inc. All Kinds of Wire Bound Crates and Boxes Georgia Ocala, Florida s 282I. 502I Phone Marion 28024 BEST WISHES B. C. MOORE 81 SONS, INC. Buy From Moore ond Seve More Clothing for the Entire Family ADEL GEORGIA SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY Easiest 'For Terms Cheapest for Cash ADEL GEORGIA GIDDENS PAINT 81 BODY SHOP All Type Point and Body Work Complete Repointing PHONE 5591 ADEL, GEORGIA BAULDREE'S GROCERY LOCATED ON MOULTRIE HIGHWAY Ad To Serve Your Grocery Nee el Georgia X v.- DEL CO0K Georgla s Supermarket for Its Most Stable Product the Long Leaf Yellow Pme lifes Watt -63? ,fi l-lere wltere eacln minute seven logs are manufactured unto l5O OOO ft daily of In comparable long leaf yellow pane lumber 350 tons clally of golden wooclotnps finest of cellulose rnaterlal l5O tons dally of Long Fnbre Sawdust for softness In tlssue ISO tons daily of strong fubre Stmavlngs for cle-anlmness wherever used DEL COOK An lndustry growing by complete utrlrzatlon of Its natural surroundings. TRI-COUNTY GAS APPLIANCE CO. We specialize in all healing, air condilioning, cooll- mg, 'IracI'or conversion, and Iobacco curing. Radio DispaI'ch Trucks PHONE 72II ADEL, GEORGIA Complimenfs of CONSUMERS SUPER MARKET CASTLEBERRY BROTHERS The Sfore Where You Ge+ 'Ihe Mosi' for Your Money Adel Georgia DIXIE OIL STATIONS Buy Dixie Gas in Dixieland LENOX GEORGIA H C MCLENDON INSURANCE AGENCY R AUTO HAIL BLUE CROSS HOSPITALIZATION IIS BeIIer Io Insure Than Endure A+ CII zens Bank ng Co PHONE 277I SPARKS GEORGIA I-Iave a Coke BOTTLING WORKS INC VALDOSTA GEORGIA e Pause TIIa+ Refreshes Call Ralph I-IIII or The 'famIIIar yeIIow +rucIc Jlmmy George a+ 858I and +I'Ie 'famIIIar for cIeIIvery In Adel DaIry Co Slgn MEANS QUALITY IN DAIRY PRODUCTS DAIRY CO souTH GEORGIA DAIRY co op INC OuI+man and MOUITFIG GSOFQIB FI.E 0 LIFE VALDOSTA COCA-COLA Th Wil I , 1 l S, , f ' 5' , f N K Y M A ' M--,?....-,, ., T, , M,.,.. - .. -- -vm A- 4 Y X U A ' ' VM' s.4:.1 :.:.1--- - V- . ,.,. , , ,Y M-, s , . f ' ' A Feeding Results for Less ADEL MILLING COMPANY PHONE 538l Adel Georgia SMITH HARDWARE CO. G. E. Appliances PHONE assi Gifts for the Entire Family Adel Georgia THE SPORTS CENTER CASTLE PARK Every+l'1ing for Ouldoor Living Evinrude Molors, Hobby Crafl' Complele Pl1ol'osl1op, Sporling Goods Georgia and Florida Fishing and Hunling License Formerly Cas+leberry's VALDOSTA. GEORGIA PHONE 2345 Congrafulaiions fo +he Class of I960 LYNN'S DRY CLEANERS Watch Shop Adel. Georgia Phone 525I DAVID LYNN MELL BOOTH DEEN DRUG CO. The Rexall Drug Store ADEL, GEORGIA PHONE 452l SWEIGART AUTO STORE HARRELL POULTRY FARM Auio Supplies and Hardware Fresh Graded Eggs Sporfing Goods Dressed Pouliry PHONE 383l ADEL, GA. PHONE 266l SPARKS, GA. film GORDEN'S GRILL Finest Food and Curb Service ADEL GEORGIA MARTHA'S Femlnlne Fashlons 208 N PATTERSON ST VALDOSTA GEORGIA MH-AM ADKINS FURNITURE COMPANY an scnucsos los N Ashley 5075 S Panefso Drug Company Phone CH 4 2I9I Phone CH 4 2085 Dependable Prescrlphon Service VALDOSTA GEORGIA ADEL GEORGIA HILLARD 'SQL' RADIO 81 TV SERVICE ExperI' Repalrmg on AII Makes and Models of Radios and Televlslons d Op 'I' BOBBY HILLARD Phone 5862 Adel Georgia get-xx Compllments of COOK COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY ADEL GEORGIA . . . e I I . - n . . . I . vvvvvvv,,,,'hT t' we 2 .,,,,mw ,Nh . . 's..,,i7f ' l A , , O O O Owned an era ed by I ,A ,f.,., W-. .M-mf W wir . COOK COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION 47, Currenf Rafe Paid on Savings INSURED UP TO Sl0,000 We Build the Home . . . The l-lome Builds America I20 Sou1'I1 Burwell Avenue Adel Georgia KEY'S SERVICE STATION Texaco Dealers NEILL WOOD Complele Aulo Service PHONE 703l Adel Ge g' Complimenfs I of NEWS FLOWER SHOP SOUTH GEORGIA WSH use FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 'Nc ADEL GEORGIA ADEL GEORGIA Phone 788 I For All Your Flower Needs METAL PRODUCTS Salutes Cook HIgh School ADEL GEORGIA BOBBIE S BEAUTY SHOPPE For a Smart New HaIr Do VISIT Us ADEL GEORGIA ADEL FEED 81 SEED Feeds Seeds Baby ChIcks and Supplies InsectIcIdes ADEL GEORGIA Ph 384I Compliments of COPPAGE SERVICE STATION Standard Oil Products ADEL GEORGIA PHONE 469I One of the City's Leading Industries I I I . I . One Farm Equipme t Irrigatio ADEL TRADING COMPANY Building Materials DEL GEORGIA Bank With FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK ADEL, GEORGIA Member ot the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati I I x lilll Il llll1lll 1' DELITE SUPER MARKET FFGSII Meats and Groceries WE DELIVER Phone 869I Adel, Georgia ADEL SERVICE 81 SUPPLY WE SPECIALIZE IN Auto and Furniture Upholstering Boat Tops, Jalousie Doors and Windows Aluminum Windows ADEL GEORGIA WILLIAMS AUTO SALES New Cars to Fit Your Budget WEST 4th STREET PHONE aan ADEL, GEORGIA BUY-RITE SUPER MARKET Quality Meat and Groceries Not the biggest but trying to be the best Formerly McDanieI's Grocery 8: Market ADEL GEORGIA DAIRY QUEEN VISII Home of the Cone With the Curl on Top for Cones - Sundaes - Malts AII Your Cleaning Needs Home-Pak-Shakes ADEL GEORGIA ADEL GEORGIA PHONE 874I W. B. WILKES Shop Wilkes for All Your Clothing Needs Ou'I'fiHer for Ihe Enlire Family ADEL GEORGIA Complimenls of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Your Home Owned Family Store Nor+h Burwell Avenue ADEL Phone 2992 GEORGIA Don l' Lei' This Happen Io You Unless You Are Complelely Prolecfed Wilh HARTFORD AUTO ACCIDENT INSURANCE See WILSON WILKES Auro for FIRE Ti-:EFT HAIL Phone 362 I Adel, Georgia 'U--sd--Q, CompIimen+s of CLARY'S 5 81 IO Your Complete Variety Store ADEL GEORGIA ADEL BANKING COMPANY d Up + SIO ooo CRESCENT LAUNDRY Dy Cleo g a d Lau dry DEL GEORGIA Deposiis Insure o , ADEL, GEORGIA PHONE 270I, 7I II CompIimen+s of r nin n n A COOK COUNTY BROADCASTING CO. Radio Station WAAG I47O on Your Dial IOOO WaHs ADEL NASHVILLE 857 PLEDGING CCDMMUNITY SERVICE SCHWARTZ PONTIAC AND OLDSMOBILE COMPANY NASHVILLE GEORGIA CITY SERVICE STATION KIDD A SP CHEVROLET COMPANY FRANK REED M 9 A dl Gg Phone I Complimenis of SI'ancIard Oil Produc'I's Complimenfs of We ecialize in Service ' ana er del Georgia e eor ia WHIDBY'S JEWELERS Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Silverware EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Serving Cool: County Since l9Ol ADEL GEORGIA BANK OF LENOX Safe Banking Since 1906 Member ot the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CAPITAL AND PROFITS 5300,000,000 37, Paid on Savings Deposited LENOX, GEORGIA PHONE 23lI C 81 D SPORTSWEAR Manufacturers of Nationally Known Shirts ADEL eEoReiA ADEL I J 81 J PLANTATION ROADSIDE MARKET On Highway 4I Nor'I'I1 Near CiIy LimiI's GEORGIA +iI 9:00 p.m. nigI1+Iy PHONE ADEL 474I T,T,T . 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