Cook High School - Acorn Yearbook (Adel, GA)

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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

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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

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.- 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