Cooper High School - Growl Yearbook (Cooper, TX)

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ehool oeial tudies Department ,Yuki ,V ,, . ,Sh In Mr. Floyd's geography class, a new class for CHS, Cecil Phillips, Jo Ann Biggurs, Betty Coleman, Shirley Williams, and Mary Pondexter finish relief maps. lg Deborah Huie and Margaret Fox dissect and study a crayfish in biology. During a physics lab, Nan Olson, and Danny Moore test the magnetic power in a battery, while Laura Carrington looks on.

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Curriculum To graduate from Cooper High School, students must have twenty academic credits. Sixteen must be solid and four may be made in band, physical and health education, or library. English, social studies, math, and science students still have twenty-eight elec- tives from which to choose. All regular teachers have degrees. Eleven have Masters degrees and average two hun- dred sixty-five years of experience, More than seventy-five students attended the first session of summer school last year. A class of Driver's Education was taught after school during May for students so that it would not interfere with summer work or Geography is Added to High Eldon Bond explains a trig problem to Mr. Heflin and his classmates. , '? vacations. A summer school session will be taught when school is out this year. Rita Johnson and Kathy Holder take part in a 'Nursing Aid' demonstration given by Mrs. Paulita Williams. Mrs. Harold Bankston watches students posture in a timed-writing test. Frank Miller and Jimmy Shaffer practice classroom instruction by grooming their cows

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Curriculum CH Offers Forty-four l Mr. Hollis Williams, shop teacher, advises David which was his shop project. Stockton on the correct way to plan and build a house, Mrs. Dennie Lensey, student teacher, gives 'Ihr l' 1 instructions on how to put a zipper in to Jana Hocutt and Barbara Simpson. me ,filo Mr. Pardue directs his National Youth Corp students Shelia White, Barbara LaFa1l, Betty Neal, and Shirley Williams in after school jobs. 1 22