Cooper High School - Growl Yearbook (Cooper, TX)

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C Club Turkey Shoot Brings in 3287. 'C' Club officers Gary Anderson, Sec., Edward Wilkinson, V. Pres., Charles Kesler, Pres., and Coach Roy Newsome, make final plans for their week end trip. 'C' Club members are: BOTTOM ROW: D. Wash- W ington, M. Wicks, D, Cavanaugh, M. Reynolds, L. Wiley, M. Tibbetts, L. Mooneyham, G. Oats, V. I Henson, L. Trapp, B. Wheat, I. Young, B. Holdren, M. Banksg SECOND ROW: R. Williams, T. Coleman, R. Poteet, C. Calvin, V. Holdreng THIRD ROW: H. Carlisle. I. Nelson, I. Harrison, G. Chandler, G. C Club was organized to create more interest in the school's athletic program. To be a member boys must have at least one year of high school participation in any of the three major sports. There are forty-five members, To raise money for the club 's operation, members sponsored a turkey shoot which netted 2B28'7.00. To show their abundance of talent, they staged a Christmas assembly in December, Highlighting the year's activities sixteen members along with Coach Weehunt spent the weekend of May 12-14 at Glover Boy Scout Reservation near Wright City, Okla- homa. Blevins, B. Rainey, T. Cregg, C. Kesler, K. Rob- nett, R. Randle, S. Bettes, Coach Weehuntg FOURTH ROW: A. Beeler, B. Warner, E. Scott, E. Wilkinson, K. Klein, W. Preas, D. Talley, R. Smith, TOP ROW: Coach Crew, M. Morgan, R. Brantley, F. Earley, R. McC1anahan, G. Chancellor, D. Pickering, G. Thompson, G. Anderson, T. Hinsley, R. Goolsby.

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FFA Farmers Have Father- on Banquet In addition to sponsoring a livestock show with 216 entries from neighboring schools, CHS boys had entries at Sulphur Springs, Honey Grove, Leonard and Houston shows. They took 11 firsts, 14 seconds, 5 thirds, and 1 fourth places at these shows. Gfeenhand Quiz team won 2nd in greg Mr. Tommy Waters from ETSU spoke at the meet at Commerce. FafheT'50H BHHCIUCI. The Chapter conducting team gave a pro- gram for assembly and Lions Club before winning 2nd at the district meet in Rivercrest. After several years lapse, the chapter had a Father-son banquet at the school cafeteria with Mr. Tommy Waters as main speaker. FFA Officers give a parliamentary drill in assem 113 it Wm- Mr. Wigley and Agl boys set silver Danny Pickering explains the FFA emblem. maples on campus. Membership pose for the calendar picture. 50

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52 Athletics Best Athletes Get Plaque All CHS athletes were hon- ored at the Athletic Banquet, sponsored by the Quarterback Club, Saturday night, May 27. Mr. Bill Forester, former S,M.U. and Green Bay Packer football star was principal speak- er, Benton Rainey and Lyn New- man received the Jimmy Rainey Award, a plaque given in hon- or ofa former student, Jimmy Rainey, a brother of Benton'S. Other awards included a jacket to Mr. Manton Miller, a local businessman who made all movies of the football games, and a medal to Mr. I. C. Pardue for being the most faithful fan. Besides golf and track teams, Cooper schools support eleven other ball clubs in junior high and high school. Benton Rainey and Lyn New- man go into the Athletic Ban- quet where they received the Best Athletic Awards. ,R fi Coach Crew explains to Kenny Klein how to do his defensive technique