Cooper High School - Talisman Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1961 volume:

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S., the theme of the 1961 TALISMAN, presents to the student body and faculty the founding of a fine school--COOPER HIGH SCHOOL. The establishment of a new school, the growth of tradition, the development of skills and abil- ities, and the upholding of school honor, along with numerous memorable experiences, are presented by the 1961 TALISMAN--TO THEE! C. H. S. THE 1961 TALISMAN STAFF DEDICATION Dr. Cooper attained outstanding achievements as a great man and educator and as a master builder in the history of Texas education. He was a man of high honor and unselfish devotion, both to education and to the destiny of Texas youth. Among his accomplishments of leadership and service, Dr. Cooper was founder of Cooper Boys' Ranch, the superintendent of the Galveston public schools, and a college president. In tribute to the traits and accomplishments of Oscar Henry Cooper, the first edition of the TALISMAN is dedicated to his memory. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Dear Student Body, I am sure that all of us would agree that this has been a very successful first year for Cooper High School. In serving as the government of the student body, the Student Council has worked very hard for what it feels has best served the interests of Cooper High School. It is my sincerest wish that students of Cooper may secure the best education possible and, at the same time, enjoy the rich pleasures that come our way during high school years. May the future of Cooper High School build on the firm foundation of success. Sincerely, ,aff iw ,, ,. i s 0,.RA. 1 ILJZ4, ,ix -'. .1 5 Johnny Willoughby K, ,K,.mKKK xv. , MKKKPQKKK .,,, WEN fifll fp., M'7:'4?K' K5'V'i .K - K ' , ' 'tffgfKK ,, ,L. Q ,, ,',. v . K ., ,W W , KK , if A I -.....,,-, f-I' . ,K ...K ., fniwil, 'Wm ii' Z JJ K K . .11 f-A1 'K ' KK -f . KK 4 ' K 3 .. L 1 .3 1 A , gh wK.:,,, ' N XALAV ri!! 'K' .fri - .'fi'Kffi'.' -' K Q .. E K.- ' 1 we ws mi i . . M , A -. 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'5- K K - , K .KK ,,,, ,mm . K Y 1' --wif q KL' A -1 , N 1L ' Q KK L fl A ,. hm, f.- , 3 KK ,E f f,. K .K , , K ,wi Kggq-KwK .VV 3,533. 15 X' Q 'Q K .. ' , A- iii'-4 - Y. .yn LW ,5K,..k .W K LQ,.wLk . , 3: .m 2 i1f?5....,fqg..,-' 4. , V5 by ,,,, . K- KK K K , A ii Q Q' 'Q X x Q 1 Q 'i Q if THE ADMINISTRATION KEEPS PACE WITH MR. A, E, WELLS Superintendent A GROWING SCHOCDL SYSTEM The members of the Abilene School Board are Mr. Floyd Childs, Mrs. M. C. Arnold, Mrs, T, E. Roberts, Mr. Morgan Jones, Mr. John Hutchi- son, Mr. Larry Adamson, and Mr. C. G. Whitten. 'I ,fi . ,,. 'JQVY l K L4 C OPER'S STAFF HAS COMPETENT DIRECTION I. M. Anthony Principal B.S., McMurry M. Ed. , H.S. U. 1 ... L' - 7 Neal McLeskey Assistant Principal B. S. , Abilene Christian M. Ed. , McMurry SCHOOL CDFFICES HUM WITH VARIED ACTIVITIES Mrs. Seay and Mrs. Shirley assist Suzanne -I Barker with a schedule change as Eva . 53 Rowan looks on. Z, I.. Carroll W. Click Comiselorg B. B. A. , M. B. A., Sul Ross S. M. U. g Counselor Texas U. .Tudy Alexander helps Mr. Click check mental ability test scores. MA' f M Mrs. Gwin Jay Counselorg B. S. , M. A. , Texas Tech .f--Q on 'i 1-eff! if Mrs. Wanda Seay Registrar Mrs. E. E. Hartgraves R. N. , McKinney City Hospitalg Co-Sponsor- Future Nurses Club ,G- 'A 1 1, Mrs. Wesley Coughran Attendance Clerk I Mrs. Merle Cross Secretary Marie Haney Librariang B. L, S. , T. W. U. 5 Co-Sponsor Library Club ,gi ff A w... ,ie V km A gf!! ,ww . A s all L ' 1 -?, Mrs. C. L. Shirley Assistant Attendance Clerk X mf' .lf WW s. Laura L. Willwater Assistant Librariang B.A., B.S., T.W.U.g Co-Sponsor-Library Club -s :,9 53' , 195 . ,, Q - 9 ' ' V Y 1 1 4 George W. Sorenson Speech, Englishg B. A. , Baylorg Sponsor- Speech Club, Junior High Class and Student Council ..l. Merlin Jenkins , Band Directofjf' A ,WJ B.M.,M.M.LE,, W! '?f1'7 N. TE.'S.fYI.AY,'VJ i 'J 151 W ......-0 al P1 if Chester Parks Orchestra Director B.S., M. Music, N. T. S. C. TEACHERS DEVELOP SPECIAL TALENTS Moody Conner p f ir' ' ii- uc, Q , Mary I0 PGUY English, Speechg B. A. , V i izr Art: B. A. , H. S. U. A. C. C.g 9th Grade Assn. , QQ K' 8th Grade Sponsor . is , I ' wx ' ,i, Eydllr g rf' 1 M. F. Johnstone ' -1 K'f' t , Choral Directory B. Mus, , M. Mus. , N. T. S. C. , V T56 4,184,021 L W 701 ...ff Q.-if Adlong Mrs. Robert T. Davis Bill Green A1gebragB.A., H.S.U.g Mathg B.A., M.A., Mathg B.S., I-I.S.U. Donald Sponsor - Math Club A.C.C , H.S.U. MATHEMATICS TAUGHT AS TCDOLS Walter C. Coers Mathg B.S. , M.A. , S. W. T. C. , George Peabody H. M. Hardy Algebrag B. S. , M, S, , Sam Houston College 1' OF SCIENCE AND BUSINESS 'rx mm II I 11337 Walter R. McCauley Algebrag B. S, , N. Mclviurry Jimmie R. Sturrock V. T. Moser Mathg B.S. , Stephen Algebrag B.S. A.C.C 'F. Austin College 2: f . E I I 'W II? f nv I .35 ,. HX .I 5 I v1 1 I' ' .. -Ns y A 'A . W . r Spanishg B.A., M.A rv ri LA I ,Q I ,E . James E. Alvis GOOD INSTRUCTION PROVIDED IN ENGLISH AND IN LANGUAGES Jack Cummings English, Journalism, Photog B. A. , N. T.S C I F 3 I 'CJK ,, SJ df f McMurry, New Mexico U.g Sponsor - Spanish Club Mrs. Jimmie Blackford Englishg B. A. , H. S. U. S ' qv! Mrs. Maxene Bonds English, Spanishg B,A, , McMu.rry 1 I I Rea gg B.A., obert James rry 'ad' Y .,AV A 'Ii I wise I X .:....j'? 7' ,r., I, 3s. - . 1 , A. Mrs. Marjorie Jones Englishg B. A. , Baylor Ethel Brown Englishg B. S. , M. A McMurry, H. S. U. 5 Sponsor - 8th Grade Charles South Englishg B. A., Texas U. Mrs. Dorothy Kendrick French, Englishg A. B. , Randolph-Macong Sponsor - French Club Nedra Lowe Englishg B. A., S. M. U. 5 TALISMAN Advisor Mrs. Katie C. Usrey Reading, Englishg B. A. , George Peabody, M. E. , A. C. C. ,..u- ,,,, , X. Mrs. Mary Lynn Vannoy Englishg B. A. , Texas U. Rose Williams Lating B. A. , Baylorg Sponsor - Iruiior Class and Roman Senate 'CE -.dv Mrs. Ruth Owens Englishg B. A. , N. T. S. C l.. 'I'1 F - ,ar John Fred Phillips H.s. Boys' P.E.: Charlotte Baldridge H. S. Girls' P. E. g B.S., M.Ed., H.S.U.g B.S.E., A.C.C.g Sponsor - Junior Class Sponsor - H. S. Cheer- leaders and Volleyball t if: rss James Glenn , ii Health, Coachg B.S. , T. C. U.g Sponsor - C Hr Association M . I .-: 1+ fm- . I' N W? .f S I f 5 'Ei' a S ' fi I STUDENTS ENCOURAGED TO ATTAIN TOP PHYSICAL CONDITION if -W..4v Tommy Estes Boys' P.E. , Coachg B. S. , Texas U. 5 Sponsor - 7th Grade Mary Simmonds Girls' P. E. 9 B. S. , A. C. C. , Sponsor - I. H. Cheerleaders and 7th Grade Mrs. Norma Grove Healthg M. S. , Oklahoma Stateg Sponsor - Future Nurses' Club I I I t' I I . vp p .:. , Nw, ' f T. I ' .', 1 - is 'L liir ..., Q 11. as 1 li I X I, I, -I H I -..Q ff I - 73 AHL '-112' N-sf' OUR TEACHERS MEET THE CHALLENGE OF MQQERNQCTENCE 4 C IL A11 ' acl en - I. B. Gibbs Sc1enceg B. S. , M. Ed. , Sam Houstong Sponsor 9th Grade Scienceg Coachg B. S, , M. Ed. , H. S. U. 5 Sponsor 9th Grade I Q35 fifty Jack Stuard Biologyg B,s., M.Ed., H. S. U. , McMurryg i TALISMAN Business if 'Tj fly Manageryxugi 5 M Mrs. Kirk McKinnon Scienceg B. S, , H. S. U Sponsor - Sth Grade ...Q-f f wx: 5 -5' 1, 1 S . l i f H. P. Hawkins History, Coach, B. S, E., A. C. C. g Sponsor - Junior Class Bill Villines History, Coach, B, S. E. , East Central State, Sponsor - Sophomore Cla Q SS ,. am. .,M- ' ' 35-' Sarah Price Historyg B. A. , M. A. , A. C. C. , Texas U.g Sponsor - National Honor Society 13-.4'i' Clovis Riley History, Coachg B.S., T.W.C,g Y , Q f Sponsor - C Xxx A ' f 5 Association 'rg f E 7. Q li Mrs. C. G. Bradford History, B. S, , M, A., E. T. S. C., Sul Ross, Sponsor - H. S. Student Council and J. H. Student Council Mrs. Jerry Mark History, B. A. , H S U Z. Z , . za. leer?-A Don R. Smith - History Coach- 40.4-.Mdnafijipf L Z B S C C ' ,A L rw QQ- Mrs, John C. Burleson . ., . . . f-M1741 , 762 LNs?,.,.T,JHistorygB.S,, M.A.. U' , Sul Rossg Sponsor - 'GAP MJ 7th Grade L-4x4'...,l,,4f4'-4-ff4fv -'f '1A.Af a any . i H X J 1 ' ,.-r f' 'T 20 Fred Knlffen Mrs Amanda D Klncald MPS M-5111109 R 31114 Hrstory Math Coach HO1T161'1'19.k111g B S Homemakmg B S A H oklahoma U A C C M S North Texas LEARNING BY DOING IS THE MOTTO OF THE VCCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. Barbara Nicholson Commercialg B. S. , A, C. C.g Sponsor - 9th Grade K., AN EFFICIENT GROUP DIRECTS FOOD SERVICE . . fi W Cafeteria Staff--Mrs. Harber, Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Wa rren, Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Stevens, and Mrs. Ward M ttrtttr.. OSi 5 ' Snack Bar Staff--Mrs. Crews, Mrs. Landers, Mrs. Sumrall, Mrs. Story, Mrs. Sumrall, and Mrs. Oakley, AND MAINTAINS THE BUILDING The men who keep our building neat and clean are: Row 1-Mr. Dickson, Mr, Taylor, Mr. Lane, and Mr. Montz. Row 2-Mr. Lopez, Mr. Smith, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Turney, and Mr. H. C. Ba Mr. Lloyd Shropshire Head Custodian N 23 f va un -L -I . V , MM ,. AW. W W ,. W ' ' ' 5 ' . W. . ' P' - K - 'in we B V fx ' 'A wi' F H Q f f JF ' . J, . - W, x E71 , -0 E , f .. ,. 1- .,,' ' , ' uw 7? K Nj in Q ., K, g ., ,,,. A H , L ,, ,.,.. A K so -, 61 I 5' Q35 ' R Q 5 W 1 X 0 K Leaders of the Class of '62 ................................ Sandy, Leah, Norman, Kay, Karen, Harry, Danny, and Ned 26 President . . . Vice President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . Reporter .......... Student Council Representative Class Queens ........ Danny Chapman . Harry Howell .Norman Gooch . Sandy Nichols Karen Sue Flynn . . Ned Medley . .Kay Altman Leah Johnson JUNIGRS TO BE FIRST C.H.S Judy Alexander Mary Allen Kay Altman Archie Anderson Peggy Armstrong Eva Ashby Suzanne Barker Lester Barry Billy Baxter Mickey Beaty Bill Bell Joy Belsky Gary Billingsley Jeff Bochmon John Boren izra 45? rn , A 'W' 1 ' L 3 if ni is - V '1 A ,-ff' ' fl. V, 1 !,' A B . A 5 ryls we--w V 4137 ,Tw ,?, GRADS ,- ., f F s. 9 'F' New Q X '09, g f' : H 1 my 1 Q X ,nm-Q X Q-sf' CCJNSTRUCTION DELAYS SCHOOL CNE WEEK 1 Y' 'L 45? 'C .,. C K' ,457 . Y' I ' f N 'Y ... uf nu ,, ' :Hwy- :fr ., ' , 5 A 9,3 3 , Ui. M' ffm' 1+--ov' , X 0-il ' 9 if-'fi Q A 'Of' fn- '11 'Q TF f. it 0 Genna Boyd Mike Brian Lucy Britain Betty Bryant Ann Buckey Buz Buzbee Dennis Byars Sara Campbell Buz Carroll Paulette Carthel Charles Casey Jimmy Casey Chapy Chapman Danny Chapman Ann Chappell JUNIORS BOOKS AT LAST ! . . .Chuck Sweeney takes advantage of Le- Anne Churchill's s ervi c es after waiting six weeks for the library opening. x Z4 ---.f 4 2'7jp,go ,way , Qfirivfelfgg 572 Jfveam, 51, jifZJz4gfl 72 41 aa, gL2ZQd44f'L6f i4WWZ2Zwf9i52WZf W2 , ' ,Q ' ' , 4 QQJ-ajfi f 1 frm M Wada JLCLQAYEZJEW' Z h1l sl CIW X7 'wx C10 . AZ,A'1 i fL,vfLfr:PCL79, KMYCW Martha Connally Tommy Cook Sherry Coopwood Ian Cribbs Elaine Cross ,wt Win: 1' i Nancy Crowell 29 ntl? 5 3 0 V 4 Gail Curry Judy Davidson Mary Day Aubrey Dennis Hugh Du Mont Elizabeth Durban Marshall Durham Joyce Dye Judy Eldridge I vig JUNICRS OUR MO S T CELEBRATED V IC - TORY. . . Students showed their en- thusiasm by escorting players off the field following the J. V, game 'xv Wifi X fi K .rf QWIP' xv ,K .4-Ar -QW JUNIORS CHANGE TO LGYAL COOPERITES Tim Evans Duncan Fisher Karen Sue Flynn Steve Foster Betty Fry Ken Gamblin George Gant Sandra Garner Wally Germann Randy Gillum David Girdner Ruth Gogle Norman Gooch Skipper Good Bobby Gorder .EN . , wand 5' v 5? 'Y' Xa.: Q J ..g. S E 1 1 34 ,Q f-Gigfiffrtx M if 'Q' Q is a. V . carb -iii qui , . x 'E' X . WW ,Wx-'sv WF' X S9 i1 , J 'T' g LA ., i 4 . llre '17 x RED 8. BLUE SELECTED SCHOOL CGLORS Q1 .M- , vp gk 'v E 4 nw, .5 1 1 M. tm 6, im a-. K ,H K.- , 3 5 L NK.. , ., L, L w feffw JJ-N new -an-aovlib my i 'Y. X X 1 ,,.,-lv ,oo-y.. 1 ,,ai'fj ' -..-rf' I ,...f v 'Kb Q.-is 4: ,, 'i ,-K , fu 'N hw '?' Za f ir? 3 LLL 7. Q X. G . f A 1 5 , , .., ..-J V I I an , 'JL, , L 1 1' f, 5 , f, ,1'L1 'Kg L 'I fr 3 - ' A Y: gf 1 Leanne Gordon Judy Graham Tom Greene Sid Gregory Phil Griffin Freddie Griffith Kathy Grothe Ann Hall Sharon Hall Steve Hamilton Pat Hammonds Kathleen Hargrove Harley Harlow Bob Hayes Sandra Hendrick JUNIORS jw f bf 3 5 5 v 1 .1 HMM, LETS SEEl ...Billy Baxter peer-S into his locker and wonders which game is ' l ' being played this week. l l Bill Henry Luella Herring Mary Kathleen Higgins Max Higgs Lynn Hixon Linda Holloway Benny Holmes Harry Howell Nathan Hunsucker ,wa at , r JPN r .X , ,-qt 1 ' S A, mg-.r-fg r 1. . , EAQQBY' .J 5 M if ,. ,J xr f b fi Mmm! Q . i-is K X 5 , 5 MIK' ti an f - wr' in W-ov' '1m..J --ig 'W' JZ' ia JUNIORS I NOMINATEI. .. Waiting impatiently for I outcome of the junior class elections are not inees Kay Altman, Carol Nichols, Karen Flyi Leah Johnson, Sandy Nichols, and Marsha Lie ' ' Suzanne Imes J f Dorothy Jennings J, .x , , .J pu. an , S 1 'tlvf' Carolyn Johnson . If L 1 Y ,f . 1' il., I a Danny Johnson ,X il as eww 4' ,X A gy - A Leah Johnson 6 4, L .ff-7 . Paula Johnson h n LWTZQYQ , 2. fe 1 'J ew '- N, Jennifer Jordan Louise Kay Anne Keener WILLOUGHBY ELECTED S.C. PRESIDENT John Keller Gary Kilmer Paul Lack Kathy Lancaster Martha Ellen Lawrence Marsha Lien Charlotte Ann Lynch Sarah Magers Bob Manning Neva McClelland Ken McClintock Carol McClung ,Tim McCormick Dan McCraw Rex McFall f- 614' 'HW n K M fu ,, l -'75 'C N- - s X :1::' me Q we-'rr' -nf.. a- lf E . . LQ ' e 56 ,af I -' 'L 1 .ik . -Q ':::U' -.af 'fly I r yr 3' ,W gfii x M . z A ui l . -.aff-5 X, yX,,,r..,, ji, 11 wa 1-of fs -ca. ,.. ! x Y' .LJ 3 L, I Ned Medley Ginger Miles Glenda Miller Parke Miller Tyra Miller Sharon Milstead Dick Mitchell Ruth Mitchell Iohney Moran Dianne Morphew Lee Murray Raymond Neeley James Newberry Io Ann Nichols Sandy Nichols JUNIORS if away I JE SELL ANYTI-llNG?. . . Also for sale are store rorkers Shirley Osman, Rex McFal1, and Elaine Jalter. Jim Ogden Mary Brown Carol Lee Payne Mark Permenter Sue Phillip Carolyn Porch Roy Rakowski James Reed Paulette Reid an W i . .sr 4 51 Q - W ' . 4 Q A P 'il ' A A - me -Q f ...M ag, . A I y FX ij..-' T in Y ,, . Q at P355 ! gif' r bg ,, , Q. V, -'S A ig M, .41 5' f If Q10 'f V, my M 4 211 :,,' X ,d 5 . Jr wwf. as Ib , V Y - 6' , I wi we I K N' Q. - . Xi 'X ' 4 ig' 37 74 rt' 'U' fc K l f JU NIO R5 A WIRY MESS... Wayne Day and Ronald Harre W try to comprehend the use of the language lab ff? twyj X. mad, 4 f Neil Roberson Patricia Roberts Margaret Shahan Nancy Sharpe Ian Shaw Millard Shaw Judith Shelley Martin Shelton Vicki Shults PLANS MADE FOR EXCHANGE TRIP Carole Sigler Daryl Simmons Pam Simmons Judy Sitchlerv Marty Smart Larry Spalding Tim Spann David Spurlin Randy Stevenson Eddie Stevenson David Stivers Bruce Storrustan Eugene Stringer Chuck Sweeney Bob Test Q, K' 40 SENIOR CLASS RING ADOPTED vs? -1 ? rw -v--:qs 'Xia , - ,.-f- , ,,,,1fS,xf-w5,,5,xS , R 4 SS H 'sl S li S V VASIS -ll S S SSSSS X W y Niiiijb ' . I S Tix 4' 755- : Abi 'v5 WA 'wr QR? S on S X S ,1,5g S -...Nm f 1 i , 7' 'K - g 3 SSI K Yah 19 .. W . iv' ,Q ,4S, wt 357' nz 1 9 Q4 3: J I f S ,,..,f9 Raynel Thompson Diana Tidwell Judy Tidwell .Tohn Totten John Tuley Ronnie Turner Raymond Uranga Ronnie Vann Bobby Wagner Elaine Walter Karen Weir Judy Welch Phyllis Whitcomb Carol Whitehurst Joe Wiatr JUNIORS TUNING UP?. . . Gerry Cockrell and gui- tar entertain Mr. Adlong's homeroom at the Christmas party. Johnny Willoughby Clay Wilson Lil .4-0 Mary Ann Wilson so or .,-,al E 'Gr my 'PEW ., +4 v- 'E' 4 Richard Wilson Tommy Wilson -My-0 f -Muni .av 'ilu sd? Ryan Winters Chip Yancey Jo Ann Young Linda Young an-nf 'V' tw, . ,. .T W-as f -.V yrl ,J Q 'Y'-5' X-. 'IW ..: TW K f . fl 4 , f' M,g,1' .- ,t 5 'f1P:- ' 4 ,, - 'AAA ,, is - 3+ 6 1 ffl 4 l Sophomore Class Leaders .... President. . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . . . Reporter ......... . Student Council Representative . . Class Queen , , Owen, Mike, Chi Chi, Mary, David, Roy, and fstandingj Don Mike Robertson David Yarbrough . . Mary Cluck . . Owen Smith . . Don Bowen . Roy McCharen . Chi Chi Davis ,Iv ik S-,to SCPHGMORES TOTAL 445 Adolph Acosta Gary Adcox Dolores Allen Ihonie Allen Billy Jack Allison Dennis Anderson Evan Anderson Carol Armstrong Connie Armstrong Janice Armstrong Troy Armstrong Danny Atkinson 3,6-s I A ky f-52 '41 . ,, ff' s MIN ,IQAX W. 1,151 Y z Q-vw sv? ' 153' 2 Vw, 2 1 ' fl , ,arf x ,Q if Q1 -' I-.' 5 .,, . all Q. ,J as f. - 'FQ Hai' .TN ,, 341 d '? ,f Diana Austin Julie Babb Linda Baggett Carol Banks ff Bill Barker - fr ' 'X 3 ' Billy Bob Barlow Billy Lewis Barlow l-qi X Sue Barnes f 3 1? Q, gi Bonnie Jo Batts x l Q ' Nora Bean f'i3f2V,,l Ronnie Bell I' M W ,Toe Benson 43 COUGAR CHOSEN CGOPER MASCOT 1 i , 6 s ' lv Aga? Q qjy Y , A51 -' ,sf i ew ,, fa. fm ,V . at ., n ff 'se wld' 531 i Y ' .,,: JF 5 if 'lair' K X +405 ij? 'U5 A a, Y 6' Qfgz X, 2 is Na' if .' if . 4' 11 .nv J., 51 f rf y in .. 9 'lib as ti '23 'WP-'. wK,11 f is L 1 5 ,fy 1 my 'K ,aa I aff 1 I 'WX ff xii:-'ff .5653 1 f . 1 .,. 'w yn! 3 . V Lfizii, t , ,fi ,1 ig P . N lYv i f N. N, sf 5 QS . lgvwma' Betty Benton Nancy Bishop Martha Black Janice Blackwood Clinton Blaylock Tommy Bliss Don Bowen Bill Boyd Rhonda Boyer Judy Boyle Martha Bradshaw Susan Bradshaw Io Betsy Brian Diane Bridge Rene Briggs Carolyn Brookshire . J ' Pay rg. -In fr I 6. X f , lr f sg f , ,f B if- Darlene Brown Janie Brown Judy Brown Bob Bryan Judy Buettemeyer Wanda Burleson Linda Button Jennifer Caldwell SOPHOMORES LICKETY CLACK, CLICKETY-CLACK. . . The oks on Pat Ragsdale and Kay Knarr's faces il- ' strate the vaned effects of time writi ng on l -1 Charles Cannon Stafford Carter John Chalmers Jack Chisholm Gail Clark Mary Gluck Gary Cobb Gerry Cockrell Henry Cole John Cole Kathryn Cole Sue Collings Don Connally Diane Conwell Richard Cozby Lana Crawford fl Y . ,gf f ' H15 Af. K vw- - l rlllll f lll s 41 1. .1 13.6 5 ral, SO PHOM0 RES A PAUSE FOR A QEFRESHMENT Coach R116 awaits a steaming cup of coffee served by Lam ie Walden at the FHA Faculty Christmas Coffe Y Ki ff 1. 'X - , ,li ,. I , K , 1 I .. , Vg W' ax f A' .., 4' ' 'ins t wr .25 --it at , ,V - KA K -v -V.. , js, www. .. ,. , ,,, V 1675- 3 N L , J 4 R A - K f H, lqgia 4 , K K :T p :wing 'U-,, ' ' wx , fi 4 f ZW-T532 'x'- sf - ,pw :,. H' V , ' 'w: .r'-1 -f f as a f if ff , + Q 1 .1 pFy,,!r',.m Q 4- ' ' af ' 4... R gf... gg, Af , J 4, N' K sf I s K 5 ffm L' ,H 1' 1- , aw 1 i 2, H is-P - 'Q af- , I ff ff ev? . K, AAE. 'af ya f-Iffinf' K. 'W' I as - as .Q My Q.. . . Hp, ,1 Ko- f .' fl' 9 , , 'A JA n Ki -4 ww Marge Cross Peggy Cross Ilora Currence Judith Daniels Betty Darby Donna Dauteuil Jo Davenport Chi Chi Davis Richard Davis Richard M. Davis Beverly Davison Wayne Day Bob Denham Ronald Dennis Larry Denton Carol Dewitt FOURTEEN CLUBS ORGANIZED Joe Dillingham Lynne Dixon Wayne Dixon Leslie Dobbins Pam Dohogne Kay Dry Jimmy Dunnam Mike Eagleston Diane Eder Kay Edins Mona Edins Earl Edwards Jane Elling Donald Eplen Linda Eppers Scott Ervin Steven Ervin Stuart Ervin Joe Evans John Farr Mary Ann Fergus Bobbie Ferguson Elaine Ferguson Becky Fincher :Q1 TALISMAN AND CREST NAMED Www 01 '? , , s X if if 'W +5 If -K IE1, , , N x I F as' 1 X F at ea- A1 .2 1 im' :- 'fv s w A ,f ,f. Darlyne Gallaway Charles Gaston Gerry Gelles Carol Gillespie Kay Golleher Melanie Gould Johnny Greeson Bob Gribble Linda Griffen Theda Grimm Norma Gruben Patty Gunn 'TQ ? re? A 'f w .t'..E,: Qifl ,R If Kathy Fisher Mike Fletcher Mike Fouts Sheila Frazier Ann Freeman Mike Frush Darlene Fry ' David Fry 3' Judy Fry my Judy Fulwiler F Juna Galbraith X 1 R W I fix I Q' N f 'eg F x I 'i,ignN,i,,w I Y f i Y is 55 9, wiv -4.149 N v' ff, i in sg. 'gl aff iii f' is ff I L sr , e SOPHOMORES THE POWERS BEHIND THE PRESS. . . CREST staffers Marsha Lien, Tonya Childs, Martha Connally, Mr. Cum mings, and Craig Johnson take time off from w or k to strike a pose. Bobby Haley Judy Hamill 4151?-my H2llTllTl?'QD Philip Hambton Harry Hamric Carlton Haney Charles Haney Kenneth Haralson Ronald Harrell Noel Harrelson Albert Harris F. L. Harris Patricia Hartmann David Hauss Sammie Hayes Pete Hays 4 , Q. I . -1.-V F., ?-1-.gs-f QQ' ffxg, n ' 'Vw N Q C s - I K A Q , W C 4,9 C. 'Ur' E J-11:1 , 1 s'.f :Seri ' tif,g, '! ff 5' K V N P ii C M2445 f fi f k l,, X Q.. ,.,.,, xl As -, wr, P 'K af f mils ,, P Eff s it R if q ' 'gif ' f ,ar as 1 5' i -as ---we new RSM 169' ta . .-.-Q, 5 A it rrsty, s -'Hi' w 5 1 fwfr .5 f H 1 +4 1 inn' qv ..,.' - .1 , ,I as S s Q5 f Pl '96, - , I gf, for Q ,Q ig, + ,445 . . .r-Q4 ogg. I 1 ,y 'U' - 3 SOPHOMORES READY TO GO. . . Kay Altman, Rex McFal David Girdner, Bill Boyd, John Willoughbf Buzz Buzbee, and Carol McClung prepare ' deliver Thanksgiving baskets to needy familie Sidney Gay Heard Ronny Heilhecker Arlene Helberg Jane Henry ' ' Jennifer Henry A Andrew Hernandez Sarah Hicks Linda Higdon ffWMk? f HmmyHH1 Skipper Hill Dennis Hinkle Lynda Hisle Q Jim Hislop Jerry Holland Barbara Honeycutt Richard Hopkins 5 Mt p ly . y 3 in A nz- X STUDENTS JOIN COMMUNITY PROJECTS Pat Horn Janie Howard Don Hughes Carolyn Hunter Peggy Hysaw Mike Irvin Carey Jackson C. L. Jackson Jan Jakulewicz Shirley James Art Jenke Pau la Jenkins Craig Johnson Della Johnson Donna Johnson Ginger Johnson Julie Johnson David Jones J an Jones Jerry Jones Shirley Kelsey Roger Kelton Mary Ann Kendrick Joe Ketchie f-'19 ra XA .5 X6 ,sg 7 J Ti' S 'rf ,r , K . if' Er C ,,:s I - 1 .- fd - fgffsfgffs pl f- ss, V 7: ,NSI J Q ska T ' 4 fn -: N' f 1 C., 4, ,,-,, f N . Aix!! 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W my Q 3 ff X M , 451-X., 5 7 S 4195 , '- V - 1 gs? 3' ,, fa, ,Q H Y f F5 ep L S ' ' A' 'S Q ,krk ,fs ig' W vw f -is 'Fifi 1 S' .T V v, fi 19 2 Am 'Q' -sm ....,.4 'WSP 1 1 +f'kV Q x L , ' 49- if 1 , I 7 X ' x SOPHOMORES WHERE S JOHN? ...Two of our many fabu- lous firsts--The Siren Squad: Larry Spauld- ing Paul Lack, and Charles Casey g and ' COOP Tim Evans QNot pictured: Siren Squad member John Borenj. Joyce Lovelady Beverly Lusk Rita Lyons Donald Magill Fred Mantooth Mike Mathews Ray Mayfield Janice McCaleb David McCannon Cindy McCarty Roy McCharen Sherry McCraw Shirley McDaniel Leta McDonald Pence McDowell Ruth McGinty 'Q' X, X 1 KU ,N .ggi 'vw' x wigu Z A is ff' P 4 J' fa' XY P N, , A N. .J S 4- . -, 1. . X M X Q-...ni w rf ,fv- +V,- J .- . X af BJ ff 1. . . , -10 L-'JI' , dt! KA AL , ',.' 5 'K 'I I Ln K 5,1-H01 Y I N ,..' if A H is J S J Jyrr rsssr 2 S M. 'ca J fra' 4'-s. A, 'wi g M. E' S sss S . J J S ' NS f 'fam ' 0 S R 95. yer! Wi' ,,.-.-,Q ag, J .bw - 3 uae, 53 VN- - , Mr Z ww - , -A 3 A al' Mg F ' -a 1 . '36 Y ur - nf , ,L mx -Em, - . . af , , L , -ff-, J .. rw L - -, .. ...., . .. , . f ffisijg-ggi' ,L A W jiV.,ifT., ,.., ,,, are .,,, , ,, ,, 'rf i 5 y , In r .E ig ,s , ,.,,. , if! ' Wil' , as . -ng ' fm, .mar ' sf . gg -'I I , , . ff ., 1 JMR' GYM '53- SOPHOMORES RAISE YOUR RIGHT HAND AND. . .Twenty-s juniors, twenty-seven sophomores, and twentj six freshmen were inducted into the NHS's fin induction at Cooper. Sue McG1oth1in Robert McGough C iv.. . 'Dir i Sw, 11 I A . ff A gh' - , '.,L i .49 Lif: ' Krgk if I .. A ' isx 1 A J V ,,.' WVAL if 5'JEt:Tg,!2,:, '- 54 r y 9 iss? 2 f f Karl McGregor Gay Mclver Karen Mercer Carol Mescher Buddy Meyer Elsie Miller Linda Miller Shirley Moor Barbara Morgan Judy Morgan Mickey Morris Janie Moser Jimmy Moss Wynema Myrick 79 STUDENTS INDUCTED INTO N.H.S. Dallas Nash Janice Naylor Don Nicholas Mike O'De1l Q N v' if w- mil' ' 1 f'q'dhs Mark Officer 1 - , Carolyn O'Ke11ey aa' mi is :TT TT' Sruzannellrn 5 , y Shirley Osman -T' X V4 T I .irl 51 ' s cy 1 3 ' T Af P ,.r. k . Y Nelda Owens Vicki Parks Tony Parmelly P it Pep Parsons . Jn. ff I 5 Y 3 r 4' T414 ., , in V H4-ff 'T 44 V V' ' 5? 'sig' George Partin 5 I 5 ' Glenda Peevey We A 7' I Ian Pool fs ,Q Paul Portuges A1 y ' or , x X Q G 1 'WP 2' Janice Prater Pam Prugel T' Glenn Pruitt Len Pyeatt I .W 3 in gr .ff fa 2 VS: .er 07.-1 mf 5' 55 ,qx ri. P T T 1 9? . H'-L Q 0 3 R k M N ,M ,, ' ' F .aa . .fr 1' I1 3, C Q .AK if . as v F s V Bob Ramsey - - 6 Jean Randell Y ssss O .QQ if T . 'S' 1 William Reeder ' Nur, if A Q'?l'? ff 1 ' is P or 1 ri' . Z .s,, i , 3 31 ,Q ggi ,. s,4q.y ,. 5 -gr' , . f y U 0 - X. Ago' V. g P. iv , Q 1 55 Ill as N., ggi A I, SOPHOMORES l MADE IT . . . Lowery Thompson proud ly shov Mrs. Jones and Leta McDonald the Globe Theatr model he constructed. H, Q1 -.... f 3 5 .us E' ,.-5 ,, Ov J if f r , Ng Q R 1 Barbara Reeves Robert Reid MacDonald Reynolds Jack Ridley , .5 I WU Xing Q' 'A N7 0 2 fl nonn i t V R, Xe ' Nl gf-cv is 41 - .4-.qv .f Ronnie Robbins Lyn Robertson Mike Robertson Carol Rode Aurora Rodriguez Kathy Roe Sheila Rogers Doug Rowan x wil 4-' vf lf lyspglifl Kim Rutledge Q J David Rwfuiils AX M iq Jayne Russell QLD- BIGGER 8g BETTER '61-'62 FORECASTED Ronnie Rutledge Fran Sandefur Charles Savage Martha Sayles James Schick David Schoonover John Schwartz Judy Scott Linda Scott Mildred Scott Aubrey Seals Carolyn Seals 23, sif, - ,N B' 'v , Q 'A . ad' 73 JP' vu' xl' ,, ,ff S 5' Lk '.--. -H-. ...af 4-s 4? ,- 'UN if ' .yi 'N arm v ef ,, 1 -am .v 17' , A' 'l f-Q xN-fig 1 S 5 ' nv 4 Qt, I ,r. f f S ' f 3553 4? V-A ,TN , 1 ,., mga? fi 't ff- 1 A x Kiln ' fy J-W' W' J ' I Y .t,, ,i,jf:55lg5, .: .121g1l1'?i?J'4 ' L1y,1'.jfi,1 fmt.: ..f, ,HMI A s.f,.'rf.wv - - .r,, 'Hs Q ,lf H Quint, il 1 H, . -..' tariff 'F' ,FAfp,.. ,fsfrf mf: I , , .I mm, , .- 1,2 ,nnsna '? 1 am ,sq l ? S M t n, S 1 ,4 an W ,af ara E IL S A i. :L S S S ' is 'S .,A. Ihvnib g I i it S. S A y,,- 1 I 'gl Glenn Sell Eddi Shaheen Tommy Sharp Linda Shelton Johnny Sherman Carol Simms Judy Singleton Leo Sisco David Sivley Margaret Strange Betty Smith Billie Smith J . Y, 3. ,Q W. fix! 3 5 7 F lf. tn. EA., W, i NH? an--fy ea , I we N 'R' F Mr if wir. l Ns, 4 a ,Q , :F it .Y 1? .. 5 ,gi mf :ap.f5', ,Q -'We i ,. R S ,M f.. W fi M, Q QS. .- ,, Q. fr 'd 1 .Q 4. S ve: 7? .. W, ,E X v SCDPHOMORES SULFURIC ACID'?. . . Kay Browning and Sher Collier warn Mr. Allen to be careful d uri ng general science experiment. I 1 ,A I Kathy Smith gg i Kay if Kenneth Smith 'Q Otho Smith, Ir. A Owen Smith Paul Smith Sammy Smith Susan Smith Tommie Smith Rollie Snell Edward Stalbaume Marcia Stamm .ff wi' Jerry Stevens Laverne Stephens Rod Storrusten Carrell Stovall Patsy Strickland Barbara Sury Victoria Swiedom Larry Swindle Henry Taliaferro James Tally Ginna Teal Russell Thomas Tommy Thomas Suzanne Thomasson Elizabeth Thompson Gail Thompson Gayle Thompson Lowery Thompson Mike Thornell Billy Tiffany Wanda Todd Jerry Totten Kasie Tredennick Tommy Trostel Drew Tucker Roberta Tucker Marilyn Tull Joyce Turner L, as 5? I I 4 'in -.f ,- N no 4- lsr 9' James Tyler Marilyn Vanderveer Bobby Vannoy Mike Vaughn Ebbie Venable Joanne Vickers Barbara Wachsman Meredith Waddell Freddy Waggoner Joe Wasson Diana Watts Kenny Webb Shirley Webb Jeanne Weiss Annetta Whetsel Joyce Whetsel : sw., fwfr! sal' . 'db g' Ja, ,Q ,J f if J 5' J 2' 'Z fs V -emi: . 'Wli .19 W .M 5' ' Q v r.:1'!if 2. , . ,, Jyrry J' SOPHOMORES HOW DARE YOU ! . . . Mickey Beary hastens to the fight scene of Bob Denh am and Ronnie Turner. 'J' B Ab f 1 V 'N vw-my f0v A . A, .J an ,W .rid Ck' V -9 'Q' A SOPHGMORES MINE S BEST!. . . Before they were taken to the Goodfellows, these toys kept Edd 16 Lett B111 Boyd, Larry Swrndle and Paul Smith happy. .Tack Whorton Sue Wightman Edith Williams Joe Wilson Marge Wilson Penny Wilson Judy Wood Pat Workman Kennth Wright David Yarbrough Mary Ann Yarbrough '-' Sammy Young Leaders of the Freshmen Class .... .... D avid, Jimmy, Russell, Bill, Craig, and Jacklyn 1 President .... . . David Kniffen Treasurer . . . . . . Bill Stroube l Vice President. . . Russell Daffern Queen ........... Iacklyn Lawrence Secretary .... . . Jane Haley Student Council Representative ..,,.,,, , Reporter. . . . Craig Walford Jimmy Choate 62 f. Q E 15 if E la E 'E E f if E E 3 L 1 fi 5 2 2 e Bill Agnell Ginny Ailts Ben Alexander Willa Alexander Candy Allen Bahette Anderson Sharon Ashby Julie Ashley lan Bateman Jimmy Bearden Mike Benedict Ion Bentley Kitty Bentley Danny Bolcn Connie Bowen Beverly Brennan Elois Brewer Barbara Brookover Johnnie Brown Margaret Brown Kay Browning Curtis Bullard Norma Burgess Steve Carpenter Paul Cartwright Richard Cato Buzz Chapman Joanna Chapman David Cheshire Dick Cheshire 'uf -Qc? '-' 'fl Qi, F:7?'b1f? 's 1 V K H 1. KN! CC I M I l 'N-17 - ll Sv 1 vi .Cv ,,, f 'wg ' f H lf, AC '4 V - -as -. -C vw 'vi a vs -r J 51, 4, aw S C C elie B fl' C Hw,C eww irrr eisi r, .Q 'QC i 's aw! pnngx up C 0' B f sliesell Q url qi C Cru-,J ' C ,V rx N -R el R Ns an, nv Q5 f JB l fl Ray Cheshire .ea I - C f 'R Jimmy Choate A qv, Le Anne Churchill M' I n Lynda Clack Gloria Coalson v, ? , A. 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I X C -...z an P 'ff Arthur Hodge Tommy Holland Fred Holman Lloyd Houghton Terry Hughes Connie Hulsey Richard James Steve Johnstone Penny Johnstone Galen Jones Kam Kammerlohr Greg Key Janet Kinard David Kniffen Monte Land Iacklyn Lawrence Martha Lawson Sherry Lee Ann Lindquist Robert Lindquist L. Q. - --.-7 Q A 'J ' 3 H T! A5 mm QL 3.. 5f,A, v v I, W . jr, .1 fr, Q law W - 1: X 'Iv . rrr ,L Y T? 2 J N-all f Q V, 1 Z ratj , . , H 5-. L, 5 QQ . 4 Q I ' ai? j a r , 1 3 1 .' q ' 'f 4.1 qt ,Cir JV 11, 1 5 f -1 65553-A: J u , ,Q .f as I :gras u Ji + S tis fd. Ji Q ',,, ' J' A -nazi 'x ye- fa....a- A um, .SJW J m t qi, yy .f A 44' . Sala, 6' David Gorden Betty Gorder Dinah Gray Billy Griesinger Lonnie Grisham Barbara Grossart Miles Haisten Jane Haley Kathy Harlan Sheila Harris Shirley Harris Raynell Hearld Susan Herchenhahn Frances Herman Kriss Hess '1 -al? R vi .. V 5 ,.,, 2' 4. ' . W sb W -as JI' 'P Y ff... an ,,.. ,-- f auf ki 7 In V l N + rs ML. G I X , , L , K - , If ,ri ' . x - sf , f P,-if 4, , A - 4, vi Mfg- 1 Q r.f,. f'TQ5z,.f'v'5v 'iff' ,f , f'ffa?..:,'4' All Eddie Musslewhite Dennis Nations Patricia Newland Tommy Nixon Raymond Norton Wayne Orrison Mike Patterson Sherry Patton Doug Paxton Theresa Jo Payne Connie Perkins Ian Perry Martha Pickett Patsy Pierson Ellen Prather Donna Pruitt Gloria Pruitt Darlene Pyburn Daniel Ramirez Don Ray rv:-G' ' ffrww . R A Lwg v may ,KQV -P 3, Y' I 2251 ,JW-,.. zzli' NH rf 'sf QQ A PS3 vi 1'- r . 5' M .-H171 'P R G ' 'iii-1 o--4' , 6 fi 'S mf F ' - 1-J r 'fl ' ,K .Y ff gif LQ I .A , A ff' 3 i ts za t lr VY! , v , Joe Lowe Alice Lubbering Darlene Mahaney Carole Malone Mike Martin Gail Mauldin Don Mayfield Mac McDowell Scott Mcllwain Walter Melton Ioan Miller Gloria Milner Chris Mitchell Janis Mitchell Juli Moser - e - fQ , .,,. , I f,:f!,'.. -'fr faeiifl' H5 f 3L I 33? M ' , f'iQ,.,1' -C CFP ww . U '53 12122521--if J' ,. N- -'Vw K 'Q 'S iN. X l Duane Reddell Larry Richards James Rose Janice Runnels Jerry Russ Margaret Sconyers Sharon Scott Mike Shahan Franklin Sigmund Carla Sizemore Linda Smith Pam Smith Jim Steele Carter Stewart Reg Strickland Bill Stroube Bill Sudberry Libby Thomason ? vm fo- 'fi i U in 'SY' I as ,Q Q. S JP Y .Q-v M ' A . r Q J' or y X 3'x55-- ,Mi 1: 1 ,, ,X ,,,, N. ? Zi 3. r i S gi, ir 1 S-4 '--, ' xv S 9 K fx 1' , i ,asv Q ,,,f-an 4, at ' if My a 4 mx, ,Ig 'I -N QJIZSA' 21 Q-'iypt 5' , .. -f-x-,f 'fm' my '-lw g 1 'Q s 'H y f VW 3 Y fe, V3 T A L 5 S fl S I 4 f U Rfk I FRESHM EN Louise Thompson Bill Tillson Carl Trusler Betty Jean Turpin Laurie Walden Craig Walford Beverly Walker Karen Waller Danny Weeks Ronnie White Donna Wilcox Sheryl Wilson Sally Woods ,W L, -ff L A, ,fv . .I 'H 4.1. 1 I fr 1 x li? if .,-J, ,, rn' af , -4 5. -.41 ,, . 4-it 7 ww Q za: '- ' 11514, k 3 Janet Adams fy K' 'f lea 4 . 5. y K: vfdkma ..- ' .H JL A ,-,S : , J it , - Richard Aldridge 'Nw u A A- 5 Ann Alexander 'N' A W? Claire Alford A ' l 4. has aa . ri J r ' nd erson ' 4 , 'mil inf i3 ?5 fi , if 4 , ma A lata were r firm-8 . f' a,aa Douglas Andrews if' t' H Z 1 is ' as X r H Pam ArmstrOHg 'N G , ', 'fi' 1' L' 2' in Amber Ashby :Ni A J ' ' 2, lf? fy wifi' Bmw a J we l, Eddie Barbee ' Aki iwJ-r'mf::u- 3ffQ,bf:':':'-'.' 2 Jr , 5 Q ' A :sg ' 4 ff' 2. ,fv if W . f .Q --iv 'ili ff L .gfiiku 5 ,-,fiaiflf -Q .iw . ..... 46h , Ig' rg A-Q ft C Q ' 'dw ,QL -4 ,I ' -'ua' . W r 4? , 4 - 'N an 4. A , iff, 'Q 5 , Qi' ...E J 1 ' fsffff-:ee N 1 f l,lb i:::1- J f P B- Q ri , ef f ,. A .l,l, V , .,A,1A V . M :L ., m y r r 0 Q ln,, rrln y r J if hp F A -sf. ,gs fx J -ff, rx. . ,L f -A 'Vg'-,,xJE?'., :ffm is f if J 1 , in .i fa. n Q .Nw ., Q J ,, s -:AL -M., . '37, ' ' . K V k , W 'V p r ,.nn, fix ,V AX. EIGHTH GRAD ERS ,O u, 4 -if J Rx , M. S av L v 'vu 4 , 7- Y ' I K if M- 1 ' ' L' We J 'rm' w ., A -, , X ,jp . ' K ' af? ' , 1 2 ,, , J is ,gm ia Steven Barker Mike Bedford Pinto Beene Sharon Bellew Marita Berkenkamp Bobby Black Cynthia Brennen Carole Brow Darwin Brown Butch Brunnemann Michele Buckey Beth Bush Jim Carter Judy Casey Shirley Chifton Janette Clark Jana Cockrell John Coit Susie Conaway Mike Copeland Sandra Copeland Stephen Cunliffe Mike Currence Walter Curry Wade Cusenbary , , l W x li -AIN I I Ricky Esposito Allison Espy Linda Everett Kathy Fanning Martha Ferrell Kathy Elizabeth Finley Diane Fowler Johnny Frazier Kathye Galloway Marvin Gathright Marilyn Gordon Jimmy Gracy Cherrie Graham Jackie Greaves Linda Joyce Greer Joe Guinn Sherry Hallmark Nancy Hardy Carolyn Hearn Jerry Helton Michael Herrington Kenneth Hess Steve Hickey Laverne Holland Edith Hopkins EIGHTH GRADERS X , N-Q ...af W 'Q .tv if I pave 3 J Isa, ,, Alun. , . ggi .a 2 A7 sf Jian W 5 f - I J ,ina Q l, 716 C11 J 1. 4 :' ,v 25 r-if of 'Tj rd his , i. QA V., f., ,,,c c..,s,q 0 Sharon Daniel Doug Davis Ralph Davis Janet Diaz Mary Charles Dick Sylvia Jean Dickenson Sonny Dillard Ronald Duncan Don Dunn Mike Elkin .y ,f F . ,ggi ' f gb nt' K-:' 5 N. if 'aa ,f K' 'M ,W- If ad . .1 I W 2 . I us? f if , W, V5 I , M -Y -,, A. ' at ' K' f',- ' 5 J. Ef':i,'fJl' fi . ' , , F is M .Six '- ' ' If ..,3 I R .- . ff f , ', Ronnie Howard g ,. A ' ' Sherry Howell W J 'J W' I Margie Irwin - if y Jimmy Jacks ' K Pat Jackson ' ,w .. A J ' A N, ,je A x, f f James Jay J 2 u Sandra Jennings ' - 'fi L Bar1'yJewett -75 ' 'fy ii' 'J Ginger Johnson 4,,1 ' 'ir'ni ' i ,A K Janet Johnson b J ,f Aki ,fi wif JIM I Q ,. ,,,,. EIGHTH GRADERS ,hs I gi., ggi , M fE,! f x A J it . J z ,J f.: , s , ' V ,Q J 5 . ,Q Y S - 1- if lf' -f' , V g, Q ,irkzr I I KVI: C UQ ii 2 is af' - :QJ r .af- R J JJJ f .,. L55 -Y vi- 1- . H, var - I -.1 ,S .f z . fs i ' ll' ff' Q I L . ,fab 98 -, W, 'J -Limp' irrr 'vi 591-. . , K.. nf IU 10' lpn , -i, 'Q X . Ld' 5 Y I , , J 98 'rg fi Jixfi, Nfi' 1331-,YJ . Laverne Johnson Linda Johnson Sherry June Johnson Tim Kelly Sherry Kerr Norma King Martha Kramer Betty Krieger Susan Kyker Kay Laudermilk Judy Leatherman Lynda Lee Sherry Leggett Allen Lemmons Leslie Littleton Carolyn Livingston David Lee Livingston Linda Logan Jo Mabray Benny Madlin Christine Manning Kathy Martin Peggy Matlock Janet McCoy Dorothy Mclntyre it 4 ' 'fm 1 f in Iudy McMinn Michele Meihack Arnold Melton Pat Mercer Phyllis Mescher Bonnye Newman Tom Newton Karen Nolen Richard Ogden Diane Oglesby Thomas Parish Cynthia Parker Rosann Picket Carole Pool Cynthia Pruet Mike Ramsay Billy Reeves Lynn Rerez Burt Rhodes David Ritter Ken Robey Richard Rocher Rodney Ross Richard Royal John Ruth 'R- as fa ,,- I ag. , 'T' 5 I ' v Q if 'K S , V' ' Q? M f r C at 4 -. i -agfr gfg-fygsgf f'Tf1v ' 'P' V 3 ,,.yy1r2'3 . P' P ,. if gp -ff , ' ,- C, 'Q' - A- W-' g ,A A 'Z' ,fi5CfF'?it ' .459 ' ah R '35'f2i'l' ' i - f13.?i' 5 ' A iff - A 1 48 I ,rgf C i pa. ,. ,Q ,g, . , gi 'Ji in-f ifw vs' C wr dl' j Q . N Q xg I MI , A ,V 7 - -. C C sarrrll W C ' ri . C l Cry. , s S o J Cm, ,yly y y C It 1, 14 3 f 1 v D' 'W . 1- 'rv C y 1, 5 ff 4 it C ., V, 1 X ii 3 EIGHTH GRADER5 Russell Sanders R as 'Y' Bury scuriock R.. W, Loueva Scott Barbara Seals Lee Shaw Carol Sherman Larry Sherrod Tommy Shults Charlice Silk Darrell Sims W , V4 C A X f' rs C ' 5 iki C S Ay Jii 'S C arf' ,C ,,- s 45 ,a-f if I '51-N 'L M, --at 1. A M . . ,. fi gs A- f-be fa-ff' Q ' . are new L EV 'f'?'ff?i1 ' 'i 1 f ' wifi? ' I I' -43-f gfiffigigifg' - A -. ,Lf -,xaikar rw, ,QF - , L,-n 1 ,js 'V 1 E' 4 I J f -1552? if 12, 1-JJ!!! 4 any.: R7 'V gs r .s 39 M' E QL Q . 1 EIGHTH GRADERS Laura Wilson Wendell Wilson Jeanne Karen Wooten Freddie Wright Wiley Wroten B111 Yarbrough Wood S-3 f f Michele Smith Pam Smith Linda Snell Charles Soladay Rodney Stanaland Shirley Summers Diane Swan Thomas Swindle Linda Sylvester Barbara Thiele Don Thomason Clifford Thompson Nancy Thompson Victor Tidd Linda Tilson Jenny Toombs David Turner Kent Ulm Jerry Wagner Larry Walker Sherry Wallace Connie Warren Judy Lee Webb Jimmy Wheeler David White RW ra- in E E Q y ttttsn L - :.,W,,,-W,t-1f:- , , f ,.- t, - ,,,,,t.,t,tg.ft5., ., Ag,,:jg5,,.:- f:f-w-ww:waz:-1.- ., :Q .H ,,. . , f ,1,,,,, - 'feaszs-5: 'J m J '--. 'K , H .,,. iw: -,gg v W--iw--.....' ' K ,gr .... .vw- ,2 ,, ..W, fm ,, ,,.b,f V---V , Seventh Grade Officers .... . . .Charlotte, Bill, George, President. .... . .Jimmy Chase Treasurer . . Vice President . . ..... Bob Cook Reporter. . . . Secretary . . . . Charlotte Dahlgren Class Queen . . 74 Jimmy, Judy, and Bob . . George Cato William Campbell . . . Judy Wheat C Joe Bob Alexander Andy Anders Gayle Anderson Wendy Andrus Lynda Atkins Marion Atwell Cynthia Austin Cynthia Auttelet Danny Baker Vicki Bagwell 3 --CJ . R BE 5 If V7 -' ' T . 4 5' .. fy!! I I ,Q J A 1 yqzfy B 67 Y 2' fe! 'Q-'rf 5 as X P ,F ,.,,. 3 ', x',. , NX J f a f f .X 'f 'Jinx Bobbie Bailey Pat Bailey Jo Baldwin Jerry Barnhardt Sue Barton Louan Black Donna Boyd Billy Brown Ierre Burrus Nelda Burson Sandy Carpenter Barbara Carroll George Cato Jim Chase Tommy Choate Judy Clack Dugger Clark Jackie Clark Bob Cook Don Connolly Cathy Cox Diane Crawford Paula Crockett De Linda Crum Claudia Curry six- W 'V , i .,'t: . ,gf ge-' , t 1 r ' 'rl-'rx st N-if . Q Q X D .3 l , u is Danielle Earl Teresa Farr Patricia Featherston Mark Fergus Christine Fisher Iohn Fry Mark Fry Bonnie Gallaway Karl Garcia Mike Garner I. D. Glasscock Ross Gleaton Dina Gogle Glenda Goza Richard Greene Billy Grisham Jack Gullahorn Dennis Hallford Joyce Hallmark Phil Hancock Beaver Harris Linda Harvey Teresa Head Betty Hensley Dugger Herring J Celeste Cusenbary Sue Daffern Charlotte Dahlgren Scott Davidson Ann Davis Steve Davis Larry De Vasto j,.,q' M vs .5 5' 4 XJ ' J A Cathy Dodson Jim Duval Bob Durham SEVENTH GRADERS .' f If ..- .B xv 4 we L s- ' ,f f WMU 1 ff ,W 1- ,. il 11+ 5- fx .MN X ' , F f ' Vi! iid --wr 53:2 5 li? up ffqfff ' r 0 , d . Yagi.: 392 D - Mr' 5 LX',1 ' '- J A -1' - rf A. ffiv r , 'filth , 'r 5 wt I .1 a.. , ' - , V . W H 'fb I 36.1 ' ,L .ig A'.' 153 ,V i fl.. . , g ti' I .. , , ,r b . vi ... --, ' 38.31 Q 1 ' WA, 1 I y y ., fir' 5 L... f Ag uf: i .2311 2 'fra Beth Hester Mike Dean Higgins James Hiller Ronnie Hilliard l Robert Holman ,Tor ja Hooker Marilyn Hoover Cathey Hopkins Jerry Hopkins Robert Horton , L , . fa-V L.., , M, fi.. L , L V y W 0 M-as sew . Q, A R ,, LV K V Q L A , L. , L if L ,,., - -' V Hyuyww 445, 3 I - f Q.. i .,.., -Q f 53251: Zi 57' pf:Q'Q'a K I 1 4' x v- Q:- s' ' . 1 X P . ,xi x ,. I Ji. I fa' if ' -H V -.4 I 4 -3, Jew- ,fflwig L ' Q H H fly 5 f L., ' , I QL QL 115 L , Y LLLi ff f f VT 4'-1 1 44' v Lp V .,, L i, -, -s g 5,,,., Q -ra N ,. vi' ji A , L 2,:,,v Q L V , N 3 . ,A.,L,f.. , in bw Lv-1 ' 1 'Z In 'Ji' X K' Qi'-v' X 1 gf: N X ' A - , -rr' . L L n L ' 'P g 1 iii' ff-' 'M . . Sr. '12 ' Q lL 'ja Y-'M j L? xv, ni 1 ' 'L F A - A ,.- li Mike Houghton Steve Houpt Mike Hutcheson Carol Jacobsen Larry Jay Iennilee Jenkins Sharon Kay Johnson Brenda Lynn Jones Ronald Kibodeaux Robert King Ann Kilmer Herbert Land Don Lassetter Vickie Lemmons Kenneth Long Wayne Lowery Robert Manson Steve Marchant Linda Marsh Christy Martin Kenneth Mayberry Bob McCleskey Pamela Maureen McCuan Brian McMi1lin Kitty Mercer Phyllis Mercer Pete Milano Mike Miller Johanna Milner Tommy Minow Robin Mitchell Monty Montgomery Montie Moss Kathryn Lea Owens Dickie Osburn Judy Palmer Ann Philipp David Procter Mike Purcell Lucinda Ramirez Randy Randolph Brenda Raney Patsy Reeves Sylvia Richburg Patty Richter Rita Ritchey Gail Robinson Deline Jane Roberts Sharon Rogers Bob Roeder qv , ls. V115 1' 0.1 . , my Q MM I B515 A3 X, 13 X asv - O f 4 i' . A.. it .XE .gre p if 4' f 3' f is 'I A W. JU' J ,J x re 'J 1 fue ffl f, ,Q-.Q fvfvv J I, V fav- , J 1,1 ff--' , s al f:z,, 'f'f'L'it- 11: nf, A, . 7 -ov -S ,, .. f 'IQ-QQ: W. f ,Q nfs. K ' 1+ ,f W'-lr I .af 3+ N ' Q If -.Y any 4 iw., , Fm 1 Wx 1. J ' J , f-tux, 59 .1 J' ' V -W 'M si:-',' ff 2 ,, ,am H fe S v -J 'Mi : 4 gg ' a ... 'fs ,, 4 . WW, 'AV in in 1 ,V pn 'mf 4 el P, fl 4' ', 1.Z, 5 , ' S E5 5- . ' ,, -, sph? ' st J up VV: M XX di fe' . We 'N 4 Q l ,gg -f Ft , N., HQ! ' 1 'ls M it A in is SEVENTH GRADER5 we, ND gem .r ,ff ra 4 ax: Er J' we ev 3 . -an ,A -0' ,Q le 'Y Tie ? VA , f' I' to 3-4 w or 3 f-.1 'F wi -: YJ E Kenneth Sandberg Joyce Sanders Linda Sconyers Randall Seaboalt Linda Seals Bradley Shiflet Vicki Spann Daniel Smith Keith Smith Malcolm Smith -QW ...ov 1u1 ' 5 , ,pn M , 1 Xt '- 1 V .. .Q Ill I xref' 'V 4.. ,HIT l an X W f gk W f ,Q ' am? V ' K ' ' 35: vs N' I -.L. '. 54' 'Q V .f H 4 A 51 ' ml? TJ af ' - ' T .17 4 ,, fwfr .s Q ' -. f .,,- - . ' -ff: W.i?s. , H A , 2 f, Ulf? ij ' If :r Y- . . 'ff' , k ' 9 A 2 it ref - - . Vi quam -J A. N . S' ,A I 4 f 'vt'- V.,,.J, , ,,' A yy xx V,-,iixy A - ,K F'ff'fffl r f1'f1' if E wstiilzrles Leroy Wittie Bruce Yancey Sharron Yancy Alton Yandell Pat Young .4 M V5 rws K ' fffwii 'ff T ,, b 1 W A f.. U... sf .f.. N? iii' .4 ,A an G Uv Tie-v-uv X if . ,... J we' GA? , i f r n ,W-g.:uV: 3 ' -M 37' ,ae-Ei! .I rs. bf lat? 'QQ' ojl ti' lil I Susan Smith Gary Stephenson Eddie Stewart Joy Stewart Linda Summers Dennis Sweeney Jane Talbert Bill Taggart Jo Dee Thompson Mike Thomson Danny Joe Van Matre Gloria Wahl Zoanne Walff George Waller Becky Warren William Watts Jan Webb Ann Werner Lynn Wetsel Judy Wheat Cynthia Wheeler Danna White David Wilson Kenneth Wilson Mike Wilson SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADERS ATTEND MADISGN JUNIOR HIGH NEXT YEAR , ' ., Lv a . 1 - 1- we ff rg M V' T fi an I 'J ii S' a- '-up 1 1 I , , uh...... fi N QI .QS I 1' S Q r ss ax' fl! N Q I X W STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS X , N X r Officers for 1960-61 President. . .. . Vice President . . . Recording Secretary. . . Corresponding Secretary . Treasurer ........ 82 JI, 35 are Elaine, Johnny, and Karen, and Suzanne and Carol seated on the floor. . . Johnny Willoughby . Suzanne Imes . . Elaine Walter . . . .Carol McC1ung . . . Karen Weir STUDENT COUNCIL If J Leah Johnson, Marsha Lien, and Jan Shaw decorate the Christmas tree that the Student Council placed in the Sci- ence Building, VOICES-STUDENT OPINION When good planning and hard work are needed to bring success to an activity, the Student Council is cap- able ofthe leadership. Led by an outstanding grou p of officers, the senior high and junior high student councils have about seventy-five members. Among the worthy projects sponsored by the Student Councils were serving as host at Cooper's O pen House, preparing food baskets for the needy at Thanksgiving,and collecting toys at Christmas for the Goodfellows. Door decorations during fo ot b a ll s e a s o n and at Christmas promoted homeroom competition, besides be- ing fun. Every day Student Council duties include giv- ing the morning devotions, operating the student store, and decorating the corridor bulletin boards. ROW 1: Howell, R. Thompson, Lien, Owens, Tull, Mercer, Kincaid, Hunter, Gunn, Kendrick. ROW 2: Mrs. Brad - ford, Sponsor, Young, Osman, Sitchler, Altman, Shahan, Johnson, imes, Workman, McCraw, Barnes, Fulwiler. ROW 3: Medley, Jordan, Smith, Jennings, McClung, Weir, Flynn, Belsky, Shelton, Robertson, Walter, McC ormic k. ROW 4: Higgs, Boyd, Benson, Carter, McFall, Willoughby, Cockrell, McCharen, Tiffany, Bowen, L. Thompson. 83 IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Council members operate student store for the convenience of the Cooper students. Junior High Student Council officers are LeAnne Churchill, Recording Secretaryg Barbara Brookover, Corresponding Secretaryg Connie Warren, Treasurerg Carl Trusler, Chaplaing Don Mayfield, Presidentg Don Ray, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Sorensen, Sponsor. RGW l: Newmang Whiteg Gallawayg Hopkinsg Rhodesg Harrisg Brennang Waller: Campbellg Minou. ROW 2: Mrs Bradfordg Warreng Toombsg Summersg Frankling Kinardg Mayfieldg Brookoverg Perryg Churchillg Mr. Sorenson. ROW 3 Osburng Baldryg Howardg Catog Iohnsong Paxtong Truslerg Rayg Choateg Nixon. T 1 T I 5 S l : Q 1 ,i 13 'X , 1 . f 5 gi, is Q f 4 X I 3 M..-wx-., .mga Officers for 1960-61 are Suzanne Barker, Sec retaryg Ann Hall, Vice-President, Bob Denham, Presidentg Martha Lynn Connally, Treasurer. SPEECH ASSOCIATE WITH NFL AND NTS The Masque and Gavel Society was organized in December of 1960 to allow for active participation in forensic and dramatic activities. The charte r members of the organization totaled twenty - se v e n persons. In the spring members were associated with the National Forensic League and the NationalThes- pian Society in order for individual interests in the speech field. Although they were not club-sponsored activities, many of the members participated in the Hardin-Simmons University Debate Tournament and in the 1961 interscholastic League Contest in Big Spring. ROW 1: Hendrickg Durbang Bridgeg Armstrongg Sheltong Johnson, McCrawg Workman. ROW 2: Connallyg McC1ungg Teal: Russellg Thomson: J. Johnson, Eastg Hallg Weeks. ROW 3: Beatyg Girdnerg Barkerg Griffing McDaniel: Miles, Porugesg Hayesg Gorderg Denham. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY COOPER RECEIVES NHS CHARTER No honor conferred by the school excels that represented by this society. It repre- sents the fundamental objectives for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those who have attained most nearly de- sired ends. Basis of selection for m e m b e r s h i p is outstanding achievement in the field s of Scholarship, Leadership, C h a r a c t e r, and School Service. Leading the NHS students are Karen Flynn, Recording Secretary, Joy Belsky, Corresponding Secretary, Ned Medley, President, Ann Choate, Vice-President, Joe Benson, Treasurer. ' I U , O , ,. no. ,--.. .... , --....v--, -...,...D, ..-,-I,..-.. , -.-........., .uvrfvn vuwvva sky, Workman. ROW 2: Medley, Lawrence, C Webb, C, Johnson, McClung, Fergus, Vickers, McCarty, J. ROW l: Kendrick, Little, Hargrove, Armstrong, Collings, Hunter, Tidwell, Young, Morphew, Shahan, McDowell, Bel- sky, Workman. ROW 2: Medley, Lawrence, Campbell, Webb, C. Johnson, McC1ung, Fergus, Vickers, McCarty, J. Johnson, Peevey, Childs, Imes, Nichols. ROW 3: Savage, K. Webb, Gruben, Altman, Herring, Weir, Flynn, Choate, Walter, Young, Tiffany, Bowen, Yarbrough. ROW 4: Harris, Thompson, Rutledge, Day, Willoughby, Denham, Cook, Cockrell, Benson, Ramsay, Chapman. H ., is Candy Fein, Rodney Ewing, Mickey Curry, and Regina David Yarbrough shows Carol McClung, Don Bowen, and i Gilmore bring happiness to someone's girl by bringing a Connie Armstrong how to play Cupid. VPO singing telegram. ROW l: Myersg Boweng Feing Grossartg Lee: Newlandg Gladden. ROW 2: Whetstoneg Ewing: Wilcoxg Curryg Danielg Mayfieldg Hordg Trusler. ROW 3: Bensong Petersong Nortong Catog Rayg Choateg Stroube MATH CLUB X ROW 1: Mr. Adlong, Sponsorg Michael Willockg Duncan Fishery David Schoonover. ROW 2: Skipper Hillg Tommy X Cook, Presidentg Patricia Hartrnanng Torn Greeneg Ken McClintock. p FRENCH CLUB N 1. ROW 1: Buettemeyerg P. Lenhardtg Babb: Gunn: Caldwellg Kinnardg D. Tidwellg Austing Button: Dauteuil. ROW 2: Pattong Robertsong Krueger: Naylorg McCuneg Buckeyg Jonesg Crowell, Treasurerg Childs, Secretaryg Mrs. K endric k, Sponsor. ROW 3: Gumbodyg Davenport: Spanng Hislopg Shahang Chalmers, Presidentg Shaheeng Whitcombg Lane: Venable, Vice-President. 88 - ' X l . Spanish Club officers are fseatedj Sara Campbell, Vice- President: Mary Ann Kendrick, President:fstandingjMar- ilyn Tull, Secretary: Larry Spalding, Reporter: Joanne Vickers, Treasurer: Julia Galbraith, Program Chairman. THE SPANISH CLUB AQUI SE HABLA ESPANOL Entren en la tierra de cugares y apprenden es- panol. . . Enter the land of the cougars and learn Span- ish, After the Spanish Club was organized and offi- cers were elected, the group had its first activity, a Christmas party--Mexican style- -with a pinata and Christmas carols sung in Spanish. Members. who either are now taking Spanish or have taken Spanish in the past, engage in conversa- tional Spanish and learn more about the life and cus- toms of the Latin American people. ROW 1: Swiedom: Tull: Henry: Owens: Fulwiler: Kendrick: Lyons: Gillespie: Handgis: Gorder: Fulls. ROW 2: Gelles: Day: Gordon: Foster: Scott: Davis: Vickers: Cole: Hooe: Sury: Mercer: Boyer. ROW 3: Bowen: McDowell: Benton: Campbell: Whitehurst: Boyle: Honeycutt: Galbraith: Bradshaw: Spalding: Connally: Cole. ROW 4: Mr. Alvis: Cole: Moss: Ridley: Day: Cato: Ray: walford: Higgs. 89 90 l ROMAN SENATE gf E J , fs: X Auctioneer Harry Howell shouts the merits of buying Jimmy Casey for a slave. SEMPER ESSE FRIGIDUM To act as an executive council for all Latin stu- dents in social and school matters is the purpose of the first Roman Senate at Cooper High School. The outstanding events of the year are the Slave Auction held in the autumn, and the Latin banquet held in the spring. Here an Emporor and Empress are crowned after having been elected earlier by c lub members. Those attending the socials dress in the attire which was characteristic in ancient Rome. Club members are selected yearly from all Latin students. ' Q ' 'hr rp-5 ROW 1: S. Nichols, Secretaryg C. Nichols, Treasurerg Lien, Vice-Presidentg Poolg Shahang Fisherg Hamm Hunter: Jakulewiczg Tidwellg Youngg Morphewg Miss Williams, Sponsor. ROW 2: Medley, Presidentg lmesg Heard McCartyg Fergusg Howellg Boreng Willoughby, Wilsong Chappellg Sitchlerg Gouldg Smartg Boyd. ROW 3: Cross, Mc Fallg Caseyg Jonesg Rutledgeg Herringg Lawrence: Johnson, Flynng Weir, Choate, Reporterg Altman: Singleton. ROW 4 Turnerg Tuleyg Gooch, Gregory, Chapmang Bellg Belskyg Hixong Erving Reynoldsg Cross: Brown. VAQUEROS It J , , , , - , V .41 ,Q I--L :'r 2 I A L, '.,k ' . at 1 , AJ, J Lk X 1 T T' , Sn Q , 2 rw I We QJ. -sg ROW 1: McCauley, Sponsorg Dick Mitchellg Harry Howell, Neil Roberson, Tim Evans: Larry Spaldingg Buz Buz- bee. ROW 2: Charles Casey, John Tuleyg Ned Medley, Bill Henryg Max Higgsg Jim Ogden, John Boren, ROW 3: George Featherstong David Girdnerg Paul Lack, Sid Gregory, Daryl Simmons, Lee Roy Chapmang David Stivers NEW GROUP PROMOTES SCHOOL SPIRIT The Cooper Vaqueros, a new club formed this fall, is designed to promote school spirit. Beginning next year the organization will consist of twenty senior boys who do not participate in fall athletics. So me of their duties are serving as the Siren Squad, organizing car caravans, helping with goal post and pep rally decorations, and attending all athletic functions as a group. New members will be selected e a ch s pring from the junior boys by the present members. Members are distinguished by white western shirts with the club name and a cougar head on the back. rl 'ri VAQUEROS at a club meeting. Officers for 1960-61 are Dick Mitchell, Secretary, Tim Ev- ans, President, Larry Spalding, Treasurer, Sid Gregory,Vice- Presidentg Max Higgs, Parliamentarian. A ND . . f ,fz nfgae-,,k, r V- . . , in , a H A I, A I I -,,.. , ,,,.. i.. , ., L , VJ,.,,,,r:v,, , . ., ,mx5:'v.:::-:wwf min ,..,, : 7'7'M1!m. ,, , Mme! H fL,,1r--zfzwf: ,mu . isl,i , x , rrss ,,VZ :,LZ3 f:.:w,-uw. ' ' 1 - , ,, ,,.. , - L 12 cn rfirfsff- . , r F Q J f , 4.05 .4 P E , I .Ni Q I 'J X , Elm. 'VJ -My Ls Lrg , , Q- ROW 1: Louise Thompsong Patty Gunng Margaret Browng Elsie Millerg Frances Hermanng L Kenny Webbg Joyce Turnerg Kay Vanderveerg Larry Dentong Mike FletchergTommy Sharp Jakulewiczg Clay Wilsong Neva McClellandg Mona Edinsg F. L, HarrisgJoy Belsky. ROW 3 lang Ronnie Bellg Jimmy Beckerg Jerry Kingg Ronald Harrellg Chris Mitchellg Terry Wheti lockg Bill Sudberryg Carl Truslerg Janeen Gleeng Judy Browng Donald Epleng Carla Israel ROW 4: Donna Johnsong Fred Holmang Randy Gladdeng Beverly Walkerg Darlene Fryg Col Scott Erving Wayne Dayg Bobby Vannoyg Judy Grahamg Mike Thronellg Ben Alex and Eli Erving Phil Griffing Don Mayfieldg John Coleg Millard Shaw. ROW 5: Kathleen Hargrove Scott Johnsong Joe Loweg Bill Agn. 1 J MAJORETTES: Jan Jakulewiczg Elsie Millerg Ronna Ann Littleg Kay Vandeveer iyneg Gayle Danielg Carla Sizemoreg Wanda Burleson. ROW 2: Lac Reynoldsg Don Nicholas: Linda Higdong Donna Wilcox: Jan allas Nash: Stuart Erving Lester Barryg Buz Chapmang Kathy Har- oneg Adolph Acostag Jimmy Bishopg Len Pyeattg Clinton Blay- lartha Blackg Ronna Littleg David Schoonoverg Richard Davis. inatrag Eugene StringergArt Jenkeg Jimmy BeardengLinda Clackg .lly Barlowg Otho Smithg Mike Foutsg Charles Savageg Steven lickey Beatyg Rusty Edwardsg Johnny Greesong Raymond Nee l yq tsut,l, ,.t ituy A , A Vyyl J 'XJR' aw sly, N lj! th X 1 A A 5 J , J L J ' A 4 K I - ,l . 5 Q f . . ,,,, 5 . E X . l 4 , i 5 y 7 Q A BAND OFFICERS are ROW 1: Donna Wilcoxg DRUM MAJOR Carla Sizemoreg Neva McClelland, ROW 2: Mickey Billy Barlow Beatyg Wayne Dayg Linda Higdong Phil Griffing Mil- lard Shaw. COUGAR MARCHING BAND Tj! ,kir I K, .,,: k-J, , ,L,, CADET BAND OFFICERS, ROW 1: Sharon Daniel, Danielle Earl. ROW 2: David Whiteglimmy Gracyg Clifford Thompsong Bill Yarbrough. COOPE ROW 1: Wendell Wilsong Clifford Thornpsong Clack. ROW 2: Michael MaybergGloria Wahlg Wernerg Linda Nebhutg Carol Shermang Sharon terg Linda Roskeg Barbara Thieleg Richard A lridg Kenneth Sandbergg Michael l-Iigginsg Bruce Ma Jackie Loweg Mike Howard: Mary Charles Dick: J. CADET BAND MAJORETTES: Mary Charles Dickg Carol Shermang Ann Alexanderg Judy Clack -IAS FINE CADET BAND in Atwellg Sylvia Demasg Brenda lsraelg John Fry: Patsy Reeves: Ann Wernerg Sharon Johnsong Judy lexanderg Bill Taggartg Bill Kassubeg David Whiteg Danielle Earl: John Ruthg Bill Yarbroughg Ronald :lg Patricia Featherston. ROW 3: Jo Dee Thompsong Linda Harveyg Joy Stewartg Dina Gogleg Beth Hes- le Guinng Danny Van Matreg John Fraizierg A. C. Yandellg Torn Wadeg James Hillerg David Wilsong mmy Gracyg Russell Sandersg Darwin Browng Mike Thompson. ROW 4: Patrick Lesterg D anny Smithg lasscock. CONCERT CHOIR I .1 CHOIR WORKS sa ,s , I WITH SPIRIT . If I I 5 Although the Concert Choir this year is a non-select organization, the intensity of its work and the spirit of its members will rival that of highly auditioned mu sic al groups. New colorful robes have been or- dered, and the choir is eager for opportuni- ties to serve its school and community. Choir officers are fseatedj Vicky Swiedomg Janice Blac kwoodg Kathleen Hargroveg Pat Robertsg Wanda Todd and fstandingj Shir- ley Webb: James Roseg Noel Harrelsong Bob Test g Tim Ev an sg Wayne Dixong Lucy Britain. is J fy I, r,,t i t Q I If I x I In .,kV., p A . w , a. 5 kill A I Q . or riic My A ssir I V Q as I 1 , J' I K ' ' R J ' ' I LItQlalIia ROW 1: Linda Johnsong Louise Cole: Judy Scotty Marcia Starnmg Kathleen Hargrove: Bob Testg James Jayg Mike Bed- ford: James Roseg Kay Smithg Nelda Owensg Judy Alexanderg Carolyn Fincherg Penny Johnstone. ROW 2: Darlene Browng Marcia Young: Vicky Swiedomg Lucy Britaing Tim Evansg Gary Billingsleyg Andy Esparzag Ken Haralsong Janice Blackwoodg Barbara Morgang Sidney Heardg Linda l-ligdong Margaret Sconyers. ROW 3: Rene Briggsg Carolyn Brook- shireg Linda Scottg Carolyn l-largettg Carolyn Johnson: Ronnie Howardg Wayne Dixong Bill Baxterg Noel Harrelsong Wanda Toddg Linda Youngg Sue McGlothling Darlene Lenhardtg Jan Striebel. ROW 4: Diane Conwellg Shirley Webby Martha Connallyg Sheila Hargettg Pat Robertsg Albert I-larrisg Stafford Carterg T. J. Tilleryg George Catog Richard Davis: Janie Howardg Kay Golleherg Lana Crawfordg Patricia Elliottg Ilora Currence. 96 GIRLS' CHORUS CHCDRUS HAS VARIED REPERTOIRE The Cooper Junior High School Girls' Chorus was or- ganized the second semester of 1960-61 and consists of selected girls from the seventh and eighth gr ade music classes of the preceding semester. Their repertoire is extensive and varied--ranging from medieval latin to the most modern musical comedy. This talented and ambi- tious group will become one of the most popular perform- ing organizations in Abilene. Michael F. Johnstone Choral Director arraivfs fff-- s .s,,.. H 'sei f M WA t r rw 0 n T1 0 ROW 1: Margie lrwing Carole Pool: Karen Wooten: Diane Fowler: Sandra Copeland: Linda Sylvester: Carol S m ith: Becky Allred: Kathryn Owens: Sylvia Dicksong Michele Smith: Jerry Helton: Rosann Pickett: Claire Alford. ROW 2: Catherine Caragey: Linda Anderson: Susan Patterson: Judy Leatherman: Sarah Yanceyg Carol Driggersg Ann Dairsg Shir- ley Summers: Juddi Webb: Jan Webb: Linda Knapp: Kathy Martin: Mary Lynn King: Linda Marsh. ROW 3: Judy Mc- Minng Toni Handgis: Linda Snell: Pam Armstrong: Sue Dafferng Peggy Matlock: Kathie Roe: Jeanne Wood: Cherrie Graham: Barbara Seals: Charlice Silky Bonnye Newman: Marilyn Gordon. ORCHESTRA N ROW 1: F. L. Harris: Julie Ashleyg Lee Shaw: Jenny Toornbsg Richard Dixong Dennis McLeang Tommy Trostel. ROW 2: Sue Bartong Linda Millerg Gary MacDuffg Doug Paxton: Elsie Millerg Gayle Danielg Wanda Burlesong Donna John- song Coy Minatrag Suzanne Moore: Richard MacDuff. ROW 3: Diana Wattsg Patsy Orrg Christine M a nning g Kathy Fanning: Tommy Sharp: Larry Dentong Don Nicholas: Jimmy Beckerg Adolph Acostag Ronnie Belly John Co l eg Steven Ervin. ROW 4: Eugene Stringerg Mary Charles Dickg Eddie Lett. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS are Julie Ashley, Vice-Presidentg Making up a string quartet are Julie Ashley, F. L. Har- F. L. Harris, Presidentg Jenny Toombs, Secretary-Treas- riS. TOIHITIY Trostel, 2-Hd Jenny Toombs. urerg and Linda Miller, Reporter. The Cooper orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Chester Parks, strives to develop initiative, character, and dis- cipline through playing good literature. Hoping to serve the high school and the community, the organization pre- sents concerts, ensembles, and solo performances. This group also competes in lnterscholastic League contests and prepares students for college scholarships. Judy and Lyn concen- THE TALISMAN STAFF Co-editors. . Faculty editor . . . Class editors. . . Activity editor . . . Organizations editor. Sports editors .... Photographers . . . . Circulation managers . . . Business managers. . . . Advertising managers . . . Business assistants . . . Judy Tidwell Lyn Robertson Carolyn Hunter Suzanne Barker Glenda Peevey Carol McClung Cindy McCarty John Chalmers Mike O'Dell Duncan Fisher Harry Howell Martha Smart Elaine Walter . .Ann Choate Tommy Hamm . Sara Campbell Sue Collings . Pam Prugel Mickey Curry ing task of looking for ideas. trate on the never end- THE TALISMAN STAFF A...-gi Carolyn, Suzanne, and Glenda work at a time consuming job- -identifying pictures of C. H. S. students. Cindy and Carol work making up the C. H. S. activities' pages. 99 l I sy Our efficient photographers, Harry and Duncan, busy themselves by looking over some negatives. 100 THE TALISMAN STAFF Selecting football pictures is one of the many tasks of sports editors John and Mike. , . ,, fbi .,,,,, x 1, ,ssssb 1 0 s Football season found TALISMAN staffers busy at work counting the programs to be sold at the football games. Pam and Harry receive instructions con- cerning a lay-out from Miss Lowe. U THE TALISMAN STAFF Stuard discusses filling out yearbook sales receipt books to Elaine nd Marty. f F I K A -f' - m f J , ! ' f Sara types up an advertisement while Sue double-checksto make sure it is a one-page ad, ommy and Ann work eagerly and honestly at .eir job of counting money. Business staff workers Pam and Mickey dis- cuss an ad with a prospective advertiser. THE CREST STAFF 4 V avg 1 , wif? 'A AAIA K wx, BUSINESS STAFF: fseatedj Craig Iohnsong Cstandingj Barbara Eastg Diane Ederg Mr. Cummingsg Pence Mc Dowell g Joan Miller. THE CREST STAFF Editor. . . . . . Assistant editor . S . Business manager, . . . . Assistant business Art editor. . . . Sports editor . . Exchange editor Social editor . . manager Circulation manager . . . Reporters .... Advisor . . . .Tonya Childs Martha Connally . Craig Johnson Pence McDowell . . . Diane Eder . . Ned Medley Patricia Elliott . . .Ioan Miller . . Marsha Lien Martha Connally . Barbara Reeves Mary Cluck Martha Bradshaw Kathy Fisher Leanne Gordon Jack Cummings EDITORIAL STAFF: Qseatedj Mary Cluckg Tonya Childsg qstandingj Patricia Elliottg Martha Bradshaw: Barbara Reese: Marth Lynn Connallyg Leanne Gordong Kathy Fisher: Marsha Lien. 102 C Club officers are Coach Glenn, Sergeant-at-arms, Don Bowen, President, Gerry Cockrell, Secretary - T r e a s u r e r , Mike' Robertson, Vice-President. C CLUB The C Club is an organization composed of varsity lettermen from Cooper High School. Cooper does not give letters to anyone who does not earn them. To earn a letter one must meet all of the requirements and be recommended by his coach. Because lettermen are chosen in this m a n- ner, it is an honor and an accomplishment. One can take pride in being a letterman and amem- ber of the C Club. The one desire and ambition of the C Club is to help establish Cooper as the finest high school to be found anywhere. HELPS TO MAKE COOPER THE BEST 9 ROW 1: Coach Villines, Coach Riley, Coach Hawkins, Morphew, Vickers, Herring, Fergus, Young, Moser. ROW 2 : Coach Glenn, Anderson, Manning, Ramsey, Whorton, Waggoner, Pruitt, King, Foster, Baxter, Robertson. ROW 3: Bo- wen, Tucker, Boyd, Chapman, Jackson, Gribble, Thomas, Carroll, Wagner. ROW 4: Tiffany, Lett, Yarbrough, Smith, Myrick, McCharen. 4 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA GIRLS HAVE VARIED ACTIVITIES FHA helps girls to be better family members now and prepares them to fill their role as homemakers of the future. Girls participate in chapter, state, and national projects, some of which are teenage con - sumers, safety, and civil defense, family unity, and careers in homemaking. Their varied activities include visits to conva- lescents, giving Christmas cards to the state school, and special activities for Na- tional FHA week. In the spring their activ- ities are an FHA dinner and the planting of rose bushes on the Cooper campus. in Serving as FHA officers are Judy Scott, Song Leader, Nancy Sharpe, Parliamentarian, Judy Eldridge, Secretary,SueWightman, President, Janie Howard, Vice-President, Susan Smith, Public Re- lations Officer. Standing: Billie Smith, Treasurer, Fran Stande- fur, Historian, Casey Tredennick, Sergeant- at-arms. ROW 1: Bateman, Smith, Sharpe, Tucker, Jackson, Pruitt, Daniels, Whetselg Hisle, Dohogne, Landers, DeWitt, Scon- yers. ROW 2: Lovelady, Cathey, Sandefur, Kelsey, Fry, Gogle,Graham, McCaleb, Tredennick, Smith,Helberg,Lusk Hooper, Faircloth. ROW 3: Prater, Griffin, Simms, Davis, Carroll, Moor, Pierson, Stephens, Rodriguez, Bleekerg Mc- Lean, Fry, Ferguson, Brown. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Silk, Judy Scott, and Judy Eldridge pack the car in preparation for the trip to the area FHA meeting in Stephenville. Pat Hooper, Joyce Lovelady, a nd Francis Mc- Lean Cupper lefty stuff a Santa with cards for the state school children. Joyce Whetsel and Judy Daniels told stories to the children who attended the play school. AGRICULTURE CLUB S e S A S tl 3 ,gf S.. ,,, 'P H 1' ,jf 4' sig . . 34, l D ROW 1: Minatrag Cheshire: Houghton: Sigmundg Richardsg Lester. ROW 2: Nations, Reporterg Holmes, President, Mantooth, Vice-Presidentg DeShazog Hopkinsg Brown, Secretaryg Parsons: Holland, Sentinal, RCW 3: HirstengSmithg Atkinsong Cobbg Robinsong Thomas, Treasurerg Parting Mr. Allen, Sponsor. BUSINESS CLUB MEMBERS VISIT BUSINESS FIRMS Education, progress, and service are emphasized by the Cooper High School Business Club. The only requirement for membership is credit work accom- plished in a high school business course. The club has been active in several activities of the school this year, including the T. A. P. Carnival, and the Turtle Race to help raise money for an ex- change student. As projects, field trips were taken to various bus- inesses to observe their operations. Officers of the Business Club are fseatedj G ail Mauldin, Reporterg Barbara Grossart, Treasurerg Connie H ulsey, Historian and Qstandingj Dennis Byars, Parliamentariang Mike Brian, Vice-Presidentg Charles C a sey, President: Randy Stephenson, Secretary. ROW 1: Land: Frazierg Landrumg Maulding Hargroveg Hulseyg Alleng Waller. ROW 2: Higginsg Porchg Hamillg Arm- strong, Philipp: McClellandg Grossartg Reid, Sigler. ROW 3: Billingsleyg Truslerg Byarsg StepheHSOH: Casey: Lack: Briang Hughes. FUTURE NURSES CLUB FUTURE NURSES ENCOURAGE GOCD HEALTH 'CQ' The Future Nurses Club strives to promote health in the community, in school, and in in- dividuals. lt was formed not only for those girls planning to enter the nursing field, but also for those interested in preserving good health. Be- cause of their keen interest and sense of respon- sibility, they sponsored a successful booth at the Teens Against Polio carnival. Officers of the Future Nurses Club are Beverly Davison, President: Pam Simmons, Vice-Presidentg Kathy Roe, Corresponding Secretaryg Eva Ashby, Secretary-Treasurer. -fl' ROW 1: Nicholsg Baggettg Eppersg Dixong Alleng Lenhardt. ROW 2: Mrs. Groveg Thompsong Banksg Davisong Kay: Pruittg Row, ROW 3: Carthelg Brewerg Robertsg Ashbyg Scotty Griffing Simmons FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB ROW 1: Marcie Stammg Kay Smithg Shirley McDanielg Janice Blackwoodg Sue Barnes. ROW 2: Jo Besty Briang Mar- tha Bradshawg Barbara Morgan: Craig Johnson. ROW 3: Mrs. Vannoy, Sponsorg Ian Jakulewiczg Ronna A1111 Littleg Carol Rode. LIBRARY CLUB X F if ROW l: Pyburng Webby Agnellg De La Garzag Hisleg Gilmoreg Millerg Owens: Mrs. Willwater, Sponsor. ROW 2: Miss Haney, Sponsorg lflermanng Loweg Mclntyreg Britain, Treasurerg Churchill, Presidentg Gruben, Vice-President: Brown, Secretaryg Payneg Holland. ROW 3: Glenng Roeg Mescherg Gallowayg Barnhardtg Srnithg Fornleyg Parker. AUDIO-VISUAL .- ,,.' 3 I 3 X l Audio-Visual Club members include ROW 1: David Fryg Sammy Smith: Jerry Totteng David McCannong Michael Willockg Leslie Dobbins. ROW 2: Mr, Caffey, Sponsor: Roy Rakowskig John Schwartzg Edward Stevenson: John Torteng Billy Barlowg Roger Kelton. ROW 3: Larry Tessierg James Reed, President: Don Magillg Vice-President: J. B. A-v GROUPS PERFO RM VITAL SERVICE tw The members of the Audio-Visual Club as- sist teachers in the presentation of audio-visual y work to classes by setting up and operating pro- jectors for movies, film-strips, and opaque pro- jector material. A p Members of the Technicians Club set up and L n 1 fx J J sterr -- ' 'f s f J . A iss - 5 . . rrs iz athletic events, and class meetings. f Technicians Club members are Randy Gillumg Jerry Totteng David McCannong Leslie Dobbing Roy Rakowski a nd ROW 2: S a m m y Smithg John Totteng Galen Jones: James Reedg Don Magill. 109 J operate the amplification units for assemblies, X ww .1 X Bl .. . S 2 1 i I x E Q 61-4: 8.5 5 I 1' Q PERSQNALITIES I W W QNX Q. fx' ,ja ff! H .,,.....,,. TALISMAN QUEEN QUEEN NOMINEES 1 K vs. 4,1 .5 'X CHI CI-II DAVIS l 114 Ei -5 if f 1 C.H.S. ELAINE WALTER DANNY CHAPMAN MR. C.H.S ,F , l tbl FRIENDLIEST BOY DON BOWEN 5 K gy P, . .WA H 1 if iy Q ,Y ' I ii , if , 5 za '. 5. . ij 5 7 E :L gg Ju W .. , ., ,s, si V X 2 3 Q V I 45 i :si ' ia Q f if Ifk K - ,- - .5 E , 2, f , if ri ? ' T I 5 5 if 2 fi i Ei gif f , .. I si 1 5 , E ' E Y 2 3 , S K , 2 . . 3 m 2 MQ i 5 JANIE Mom FRIENDLIEST GIRL N MORA N JUNIGR CLASS FAVORITES LUELLA HE SCPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES v. x 5 , x v +5 ff + J 3 ,W Sig SSi S , g1IiI?IjEiii!i ? if 'L 1 -H ,iii g,A.,A..a-nlB-bf- if 'ff 5 5 WMM, S A' : S f A'k QS . - fx, ff 1 , f , QQ: , I Q S S 3, SSSS wig- 1 I SS , W ' ' W ,Q- ,'f IOANNE VICKERS BILL TIFFANY x RUNNERS-UP TO FAVORITES 'ffifis Q7 Ha me y 'M' A' L A . ,, ' .,,- wr.. L: A.,, ,... ,.., K ,, .'I' I '-:: jiri W: VX. 'W H , I A H , 5, :,,: ,,, i ,.u.,,,TgW4J,L .... FRIENDLIEST BOY and GIRL ..... MR. AND MISS C.H.S ...... Ned Medley and Karen Weir Steve Foster and Marsha Lien JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES ..... SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES ..... 120 Max Higgs and Sandy Nichols Mike Frush and Judy Fulwiler 5 SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Joanne Vickers Luella Herring-Head Cheerleader Mary Ann Fergus Dianne Morphew Io Ann Young Janie Moser COOP-Tim Evans 121 4 l 7k C3l'O1 Slglel' Skipper Gogd COmmG1'Ci211 Mechanical Drawing STUDENTS SINGLED OU' FOR SIGNIFICANT WORI Special recognition to a student who has do ne outstanding work in one subject is rarely acknowl- edged. Teachers in each department choose these students of high achievement. These honored students have a genuine interest in the subject and high gr a des. They also have excelled by being leaders and good citizens and by doing more than can be reasonably expected. vi? mb. F. L. Harris Carol Gillespie I M, Orchestra Art I y Ned Medley Elaine Walter Buz Carroll I Boys, P E Science Spanish I 'vw-I V. Julie Johnson Dramatics lngghf Q' I F OJ I Nfl-rvff' af' .Q-.if .J :Jr I su V V , I ,M-gvsv SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT RECOGNITION iw . Q x 3 , ,J ig Qs, H5 yy 1 we' af Tommy Cook Billy Barlow Mathematics Band 'Ui E tm I Y Ann Choate Latin X Norma Gruben Social Science s , L N. :fi 55 1 Betty Fry Girls' P. E. wif' Elaine Cross Judy Eldridge English Homemaking l l Kathleen Hargrove 31122111116 Imes Choir French l l 'mn ,,. l A-qw, ff ilwgtiv wen? I . -uv 1 4 I K ff Tl i , v A s V 3 3 A, ,f f - I a fri: 'si?L 5M'iifV,.fl: 1' f, L 2 4 W1 1 -Ls I H he ,1 Q' 2, 5 W J E+. 4, ff'---mm ,,, , Kia QUEEN NOMINEES CA ROLYN HEARN Kip- NINTH GRADE FAVORITES E DON RAY snow ik. W M XR , R 4 wvki-,,.53'-',4'-' fifffgkg f RY M' fragaavup?W1n:1:rff'.b:w,1 S W ., .,,N ., 325 ,Q 'S M ,Q 1 R 'E' ' Qsfffrgfg egifffss +1-'I ,Z gg::2E?'4:: ff Q :Zf,4f,1:-'ff' ' ' --fgswyf-1 lf DINA H GRAY xx, EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES Z if I :Q i' , Q' , M ff J i 5 3 in-.Q EE:IlV m A .,. V V CONNIE WARREN RONNIE HOWARD L 2 ini, , 'frrfzz . 4 , Y Q? 3' 1, L Q .EL , , x '1- ls 1,5 6 Q, , l .k'. if I: E' '.,-f 4 9. ,K E. ., A rin ax, - vw v , , .IQ ,!,3 My 'shi My , V w?f1L:.'L, -'S - 1 Q yi' 34 W W kg. , .,.1,5 AZ , W , V , ,, i g , ,ego sr , ,are V4 Vt: QV . KSHUVK5 X 8 5 z: ' 2 X 3 . ,fy 128 'fra 'Ea RUNNERS-UP NINTH GRADE-- Sheila Harris Carl Trusler EIGHTH GRADE-- Sherry Howell Benny Modlin SEVENTH GRADE-- Sue Barton George Cato I SEVENTH GRADE FAVORITES CHARLOTTE DAHLGREN JIMMY CHASE 1 a E 3 Z E . 'ifi.,.' of f 1 X 1 'ii 'Y V5 , ESX-av' my Li, 4. ' ww, . 3 I -A 'f ' Qi ,i I F g . 49 H47 f ,H L' if-A' A 35 ' V ff if 'azz f : 7 E 7 U., . ., I: -s ' ,V 'Q 'Y 'pai -N g pg ,, ff ,, 'lvyrisi 5 3 UD o EE 5x fu M mn f 4 1 .ff oc ,gs . Q' 1 X 'M I I I C: f3l 1i i ' .q af Q LU . V fy ' .ffl Q . .Q , r ' I 4 p 'R A is L fm, 1123,-gg,Q' . U3 S +V f - Q' A ,wf fi ., V 45,5 V X if X V' g ' Lhgggil' q SLSJE A Q Q ffifzg ffffdfl Y E ' 2 ZX 53 .2 5 iii aa ni ffl E wx 2 E va 4 , .g .,,. , I 1 w K w. f up-.... H 2 l ..r, :H mi V V.. .7 K1 ask il? XX 6 'W W N Wx M Q . XX ,a-1' Tho' grea thy vict'ri Af' We ..,, +- ' .L Y , 11. la R In ef lisp 'L 1 1.4, Y- ll Mx ml x 'We SPIRIT CDF ATHLETICS jg 'Q Q was HQ Q ML 5' I X 4 Q -sir 3 Qsflif M ii Q9 'Z 1 COACHES: Bill Villinesg H. P. Hawkins, Clovis Riley, Head Coach, James Glenn. SEASONS RECORD Cooper. . . . . .... 15 Baird ...... . . . . 14 Cooper, , . . 26 Clyde . . . . .6 Cooper. . . .33 Wylie . . . . . .O Cooper. . . .36 Midland-B . . . 12 Cooper. . . . 56 Loraine. . . . . .O Cooper. . . . 39 Aspermont . . . 12 Cooper. . . . 23 Electxa ..... . . 12 Cooper. . . . 26 San Angelo-B . . . . . 0 Cooper. . . 8 Olney , , , , , 28 Cooper ................... 14 Abilene J. V ................... 8 . MANAGERS: Johnny King, Buddy Meyer, Evan Anderson, Joe Evans, and Tommy Thomas. I . , .4 . . f 5- 3--4 L HS. g L, 3, 1 I 5 1. ' ' y E E ' Q y y v hy W n E ij B 7 y, ' N pp ' f ' , , , V e 4 4, ' - A 4. I 5 , ,gn T A K Vg, law, I Q. Q I5 is lk E 1 ex , Vi -Q K 7 I ,Q f ' ' 7 fl- 5 -- 4 1 'ir' -4F?f,- , ' f W 4 D T .T ,A Q q , f ,yr 'ifniiia V 4 Q T - - or A - Q B !,...s B gif y T I j,..-. :jfs H t swf f 4 1 gf y .gxgjl y Pe T, -v A 5,4 Aegis - -1 ,-f 3 T ' f W-,B r. mf E, ,Q by -qv E ,, W V , is A spiffy 4 B 'T E T at T . I f B Swffvf Q , I , , A , 5 ,, , 2- K 1 4. if fl' l , W K ' , :mans 6 ,. I fl i 5' , P- K H T i '..ff .f 30 'lP Wr 7 ,, 3 N IL V -A ',,. qi ft 4 . it . Ziyi Q ' K f X E K fi ' 'R f or N ' ' W - ' , 1 - r l t 2 In . X 1 T I A, f K , . X f v . -rf ,E ' 9, ,, . at y X We 1 ,M , , E- , T 1. A y Q G V m, V , L,,L ' W E ,m:, . ,M 1 wi ,V N ' X gif? .' y ' Jxmavv I K K .. is 1, , , 'Q' t f L 'I ' , , f 'Y' 2 ' ,V Q, -L 1 t if B -T' , 1, ' l V X or 1 ' - fi ' ' -E ' A P up Q an 21,141 E Q,Q QI ?.,i1.,I wif 2-Sf:-3 STTJ pf 1. N- lyte Z' E+:-'M-af ,F ff V we 'B . it Q ssts B it ? 1 isii . 1 - 1 1 M- - - ei. 1, A ' z ,.' s , we 'ff I. 753' ,',fJf,,,IiQ:l 2 9. , , I +--Q 'f-1 32s ,i'12 J Lua 1, .4 ,i,,f:g .gr it R ' y ,E 1 Q lt . b. f ' , li' . if lr M 'ZH .. WI 'J if ' ' -'g,,.:A. 7Lf+'1'fX' Tsvi mrfz' '1 '- W- TWH .wlifa -A ni2ZS?'23f-'f-fff2:- VARSITY: ROW 1: Freddie Waggonerg Steve Fosterg Mike Robertsong Billy Baxterg Robert McGoughg Glenn Pruitt. ROW 2: Evan Anderson, Mgr. g Bill Barkerg Bill Boydg Carey Jacksongjackie Whortong Bob Wagner, Joe Benson, Buddy Meyer, Mgr, ROW 3: Tommy Thomas, Mgr. 5 Roy McChareng David Yarbroughg Gerry Cockrellg Mike Frushg Eddie Lettg Bill Tiffanyg Joe Evan, Mgr. ROW 4: Johnny King, Mgr. 5 Don Boweng Tommy Blissg Teddy Myrickg Owen Smithg Danny Chapmang Drew Tucker. 1 4 , W N., V vs, , 1. .. -1 , -as , ' ,, , Q , M- . . W:? ,,,, 7 -, , . , .mx ll 7'1jf7?, 1 5 52 A ' f 'E Qi ' - - ' flmgjk L . Don Bowen Mike Robertson Bob Gribble 134 Guard Guard Guard 41' Eddie Lett OUTSTANDING PLAYERS. . . Honored at the Cooper Booster Club banquet Tackle were Drew Tucker, most valuable playerg Mike Robertson, best blocker and Jackie Whorton, best tackler. COOPER 15 BAIRD 14 Behind the running of Baxter, Boyd, and Chapman, the Cougars overcame a first quarter 12-O deficit to win the opening game of the season by a score of 15-14. Chapman was the first Cooper player to score when he dived from the one for the touchdown. End Frush then entered the scoring ranks by kicking the extra point. A fumble, recovered by Whorton, led to the next touch- down for the Cougars. Boyd ran from the one to put the Cougars ahead. Outstanding defensive players include Manning, Whorton, and Smith. A COOPER 26 CLYDE 6 Led by the passing of Waggoner and McCharen, the Cougars defeated a stubborn Clyde eleven 26-6. Wag- goner scored the only touchdown in the first half. Pol- son of Clyde scored their only touchdown on a 14 - yard pass. Chapman scored first in the third quarter w i th a 22-yard sprint. Tucker scored the next one on a tw o - yard smash off tackle. Cockrell put the finishing touch on the game with a nine-yard to uchdow n p ass from McCharen. , A,,, Wh: ' W, sssyv, , gym ,, ., 'lf rrs- 1 A2 A ,A ' Av l l ,1-. H. x - 7 F A In -V 1 1 ,gg ttii sax, , Tr W ia. ,,,A , H M J ,t.' ii V A Q A T f C i'i , . -,, i f 'N I- W srr- t' 6 'i1-' . N 7 1 , if is A rf': Q 1 ' ., f I ' O -- I ucker, after making short yardage in the Baird game, is resc ue d by Bill Tiffany d. Tackle uf ffifm ,, ft A -,gif J ack Whorton Bob Manning Tackle Tackle COOPER 33 WYLIE O Paving the way for their third victory was the Cougars' tough de- fense. The defense never allowed a Bulldog ball carrier to pass the Bulldog 47-yard line. Ends Cockrell and Smith, along with ba cks Chapman, Tucker, and McCharen were outstanding on defense, while Cockrell, Frush, and backs Waggoner, McCharen, Boyd, Bax- ter, and Tucker all conuibuted to the offensive performance. Chapman goes through the line for good yardage as Cooper stomps Wylie 33-0. ' x w 11 , -Ima . . ff T T' f , -- W 4, Q ,,,,. -- I fi. ,,,, H: .--,V -1--f-J' f '- 135 f I K- M.--Vf1,f,,, . , li,-, , ,sa .im . mr, My .. , ,,,i r, ,mp - -- .,,, f ,I s ' r V .. , , , ,. ,.,,.. M 1 ' if i 5 , - J , M- .r 1 '- ' ,,, L.. M ,N gag angina. ,L ai: . . mf --rg,- - i ,,. L ,,, W' ', wg, -f' 311525, . ' ' M942 1 M ' --,, rfiam K A 35 . . . ,, , . . --x - P 3 i fTf'r,g 'Y - rff if y Q 'ffflf' at-, -1 .i so N f' ' 'lil ,. 1 4 'Arne A J x ,fm 1 . I' if B52-??g if- 1 ' -' '???fitfagQfg- i. 2'-J' if '. - Yi W' J. i,-if f'Ei5 fiF?.'g.t-r - ' 4 95 5 it --T . , M 3552? -- f1E.5lf22Q?fri,11Q,fi3,g 'W 'L A . , , ' ' 4 1 Tiff Tx: , ' 'W' i7f:zig.'l J 4:57 S+' . 'T 'Wt V' 31 fi 1, argl- 7? fini 'nfl 'att ,f 'wzif' rm- Bob Wagner Tackle ' 'O i ' . -N ' ' A 1' isis 1 2 VJ .',i, Ii- , .V 4 tikl ,, 1, QQ, ,ig K- - ' we , f 3, ',4'mv--V-' i 'r :I 2 2 'Q I , -Qt: ' ,Q f is ., W Q3-F-,, , -f Q f fa-533 ' Us ' , . f , 3 1- -.--3, V Teddy Myrick Center 5 m .- -Q.. ul it-aes ai. V+' r . 1 ., 5 j ,VV.. V YQ - l u' ,. ,v ' if I :Wir '-- , r I I 9 2-, - - - .f JZ.. , fi , .,-,gfgggitg dx i' --B- ,mm 'Q ' 3 gf . J I K 5 ' i :,,,-.E U I - ,Q -fi-nfl? A ,, Q I., B ' ' T ' . +- an QV, - ,j,l'Al 4 , -t l' -Q k ' riff afar- usa A Bak Wa-Q ,. -fra. if , ,b 3? as in Jaw Joe Benson Center 'S ,. y A . r Y X xx af- Q 4.2! f '. ' L L 'ws 'hm' A 3 I L L 5- r 1- kr fr A A 'f'k M11 ,f W . fl' XL iv' ri' get K- sf Carey Jackson Cougars drive toward first touchdown against Clyde. Center COOPER 36 MIDLAND-B 12 COOPER 56 LORAINE 0 Aided by a 23 point outburst in the final qu ar ter, the Cougars retained their unbeaten status. A strong Cooper defense intercepted two passes and recovered six Midland fumbles. Cooper's first tally came in the sec- ond quarter when Bliss smashed over from the one - yard line. Midland scored soon after, and the score was '7-6 at halftime. In four downs Cooper scored again on a roll out by Waggoner. The third Cougar touchdown was a 25-yard pass to Chapman. Perhaps the most spec- tacular Cooper play thus far this year was a 94-yard kick off runback by Yarbrough for the final touchdown with 54 seconds remaining in the game. Even the tackles got into the scoring column as the Cougars ran over the Loraine Bulldogs in a brilliant de- fensive as well as offensive game. Coo per, scoring almost every time they had the ball, were for ced to punt just once. Frush's punt bounced off the chest ofthe Loraine receiver and was recovered by Lett in the end zone for six points. Other scorers were Chapman, Mc- Charen, Waggoner, Yarbrough, and Foster. Loraine never was a serious threat to the Cooper goal, A i, X -if sf-us. y , ,, ' . ag, 'A ,gr gg Q . A w - , Vp Ni' W ,. V I 5 t ' VT 4 ii A y. 'lf'l5?Af'- 'FSH KW 'W . 4. sv. N 1 si -- A ww. . r fs, L 4 . ,,1, Y 'W ig lgsglfgrfsi wg A-l' i 3, ,, k' Q 'Q'f'fLf',E?33X-- -'wg ' F asfi, 1' -W 13 4:3614 Yarbrough evades two Midland tacklers to complete a Co ug ar touchdown Owen Smith drive. End 137 t if is C 'l Q :- ' sa! ' SOMBER CINEMA? . . Coaches Glenn, Hawkins, Villines and Riley pon- der the game pictures from Friday night's game. COOPER 39 ASPERMONT 12 Scoring 25 points in the first half, Cooper coasted to their sixth straight victory as they downed the Aspermont Hornets. Billy Baxter led the Cooper assault with 96 yards in ten carries. Bill Boyd, Danny Chapman, and Drew Tucker were the other leading ground gainers. ' Leading scorers were Chapman and Waggoner with tw o touchdowns each, and Baxter and Tucker scored one touchdown each. Roy Mc- Charen was successful in kicking three extra points. . is , 4- 4 A -C.. M Mike Frush End g 3 C W C ix 1 1 C, C6 .,kk xg CC C , C 2-,mf 41 I Y C , Mk i ' 'C QQQQQ A C C my X Gerry Cockrell End so C J, C 1, css,c 1 fax FX 2- V Nvf igi . f y I fi VCLLCV x X W ' '- ' lr, i ' Nl C i ' i A 1 C iiil C VJCCCZCCAA -C V C C my Ctr, ,X Q fi, ' .. If M C fi ' als: f'W+w-W fri f - W - m if llr C .0 i cssc 'l s corci C . ' s CCCCC C g C CC CCCC CC o aiil B y C ny gg C Ck yCCyp gCCC C, 3, Bill Boyd Danny Chapman Steve Foster 138 Back Back Back Waggoner and Tucker lead the interference as Chapman is grabbed by the San Angelo defender. COOPER 23 ELECTRA 12 Cooper won its seventh straight victory as they downed Electra in their toughest game thus far in the season. The Cougars' first touchdown came after quar- terback McCharen pounced on a loose ball on the Tigers 26-yard line. It took just six plays for Tucker to score the touchdown. Other Cooper scorers w'ere Chapman, Waggoner, Boyd, and Frusch. Leading the Cooper line were Tiffany, Benson, and Lett. 4'-rf-A'-r' -r - at A fre: f,5,..,,,,...r.r,,,,,.,s,,- ,, WX David Yarbrough Back COOPER 26 SAN ANGELO-B O Cooper completely dominated the game as they tal- lied 20 first downs to 9 for the visitors. The deepest penetration allowed the Bobkittens was the 37-yard line, Tucker was the leading scorer, scoring two touchdowns, Boyd and Chapman, a touchdown each. Halfback Chap- man led the Cooper rushing with 98 yards on 16 carries, Boyd and Tucker followed him with 39 yards apiece.Bad breaks hit the Cougars in the form of seven fifteen-yard penalties. Cooper's aggressive defense w a s s p e a r - headed by Cockrell, Tiffany, Jackson, Robertson, and Waggoner. 'fzyy fy , 5 f ' 'f' ez. ' llls r tt. -, . v i - E trrs -A N r - 2 R' 'V 41? , rf, ,,,.. . swag T T if ' ' 9 ff' 2 T r lf's 4 PY Bill Baxter Cougar drive pays off for the first touchdown as they d ow n the Back J. V. 's 14-8 in the first intra-city game. Cockrell and Yarbrough fight for the ball jarred loo se from the Drew Tucker Eaglets' quarterback. COOPER 8 OLNEY 26 A true picture of the way the Cougars played is not shown by the score of the Olney- Cooper game. In the first half Olney scored three touchdowns. Quarterback Bishop of Olney ran for two, and left halfback Rue r a n for the other. In the second half Tucker carried the ball five times in one drive, pushing down to the Olney 29. The scoring threat finally ended when W aggo ner was spilled on the 10-yard line. Following an Olney fum - ble, the Cougars fought their way to the one but w ere stopped on fourth down. They scored a touchdown a nd extra point. Olney later went to score another to uch- down, but the Cougars had shown that they could score against a state-ranked team. Back COOPER 14 ABILENE IV'S 8 With Tucker, Boyd, and Waggoner leading the of- fensive attack, the Cougars set out to win the first in - ua-city high school game in the history of Abilene. Be- fore a crowd of six thousand, the Cougars marched 70 yards for their first touchdown and a two-point conver- sion. Tucker and Waggoner did most of the work on this march, running 38 and 32 yards, respectively. Boyd and Baxter led the Cougars to their winning touchdown in the third quarter. Whorton, Cockrell, and Bowen, in the line, and McCharen and Tucker, in the secondary were the key defensive figures who kept the Eag1et's power- ful offense in check. Roy McCharen Freddie Waggoner Buzz Carroll Back Back Back VARSITY: ROW 1: Noel Harralsong Len Pyeattg Adolph Acostag Oran Rake. ROW 2: John Kellerg Johnny Brown Talleyg Robert McGoughg Mark Officerg Mike Eagleston. ROW 3: Jerry Prokopiakg Skipper Hillg Bill Barkerg Earl Ed rardsg Joe Kempg George Gant. JUNIOR VARSITY HAS ROUGH FIRST SEASON I Cooper J. V. . . . 72 A11SOU-B- - . . . 0 Cooper I. V, . . .O Brownwood-B . . . .40 Cooper J. V. . . . 20 Anson-B. . , , 8 Cooper J. V. . . . 24 Merkel-B , , , .26 Cooper J. V. . . . 14 Seymour-B . , . O Cooper I. V. . . .0 Snyder-B . Cooper J. V. . . .0 Big Spring-B Cooper J. V. . . .6 Stamford-B . riyy J M ' 1' 5 U 5 if 1 ! Q 3 I 3 Q 4- I K i fo... ,via Q 7 . , 4, . ,,.. H'-dx ,, .-l,,.,, -Q ,, ,,,, 4:1 ' N I xg 6 2 r J 5 . , 5 J env- 'G' ' 4 ' Vf 1 f - - 4 ' 'Q 5 V J ,, 4 A y J Vs X s J C, f i 1 . , x 1 . r V V -.. , K , 4 4 , - W '71 X X .,,,,. 5 1 V i V V V4 . C , ' 'Q , eu. N . - VV if 1, A ,f I ' 'Xi 1 Sf Q 1',L ' 1 f f 'fx V ,, 5' .., ,1. L- r 7 V 5 , , 'A - ,.,...,, J 1' V - N , 5 I -K -- - ' ., 5 i as 'M' Ji Jgi 'is' nv, .. .- 1 '::,' ,K .f -A 1 ' V J. 1 N 4444 .4 M ' VW V 4. Y W1 r QW A X A V, , L y W , , ., ' ' 4 . WI'-ffpl, 1. Va ., i' 9- , Q ll 49 39 QQb1,3Ll,3s?.QAQlllP,,, , K , C , 'V' claw 'V nw! 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COOPER CUBSq ROW 1: Tommy Ilollandg Rabe Flowersg Terry Hngliesg Tommy Nixong Ray Flowersg David Kni ffen, Mil Benidict. mgr, ROW 2: Craig Walford, Mgr, 5 Jimmy Choateg Raynell l-learldg Ronnie Whitey Johnny Haung Doug Paxtor Joe Nappg Warren Andrews, Mgr. ROW 3: Coach Connery Russell Daffern, Gary Jonesg Barry Phillipsg Sidney Fombyg Raj niond Nortong Don Rayg Bill Srronbeg Coach Gibbs. 142 SEA SON'S RECORD Cooper Cubs . . . O Edison-San Angelo. . . . Cooper Cubs . . . 12 Cisco . . . . . Cooper Cubs . . .8 Stamford . . . Cooper Cubs . . . 6 Jefferson J, I-I, Cooper Cubs . . .0 Franklin J, ll, , Cooper Cubs . . . O Lincoln J. H. . Cooper Cubs . . . 8 Jefferson J. H, Cooper Cubs . . .O Franklin J. H, , Cooper Cubs . . . 6 Lincoln J. H. . Cubs-Jefferson action, O 0 24 22 18 30 14 32 42 'lvlh IGHTH GRADE TEAM: ROW 1: Aldridge: Largent: Hickey: Beene: Elkin: Wilson: Modlin: Soladay: Currence. ROW 2: D. oward, Mgr. : Stanaland: Jay: Sweigart: Barbee: Dunn: Stalls: Phillips: Greg: Dillard: Wagner: Black, Mgr. ROW 3:Greaves, lgr. : Curry: Baldry: Newton: Rocher: Busby: Catington: Wright: Esposito: R. Howard: Thompson: Coach Smith. . ,. T, ' . : R... Q, .,..l .,,, A Z . 3 L - i : ' 'k ,,, . - , 2 ,Q . . : OON,,, .W,,..OL f-2 m :vp K V R Q faalfl fr C .K H sa OJEW'RRWR if Q PA , EVENTH GRADE TEAM: ROW 1: M. Choate, Mgr. : Shiftlet, Mgr. : Purcell: Ryan: Gullyhorn: Smith: Randolf: Hancock: ilson: Wilburn: Houghton: Handgis: Monson, Mgr. ROW 2: Wallace: Tory: DeVasto: Chase: Brown: Fergus: Waller: Mar- ianteg Fomby: Milano. ROW 3: Wilson: Thompson: Alexander: Parker: Osbourne: McClesky: Moore: Halford: Carlock: uvall, ROW 4: Coach Estes: Holman: Durham: Cook: Hagerman: Hutchinson: Montgomery: T. Choate: Cato: Steel: Mc- olister: Byrd. 143 gm-35,51 W- 7--ww N , -' efenfffw G. rigging Wig' 2, . , VARSITY: ROW 1: Owen Smithg Steve Fosterg Bob Bryang Don Boweng Roy McCharen. ROW 2: Norman Goochg Gerry Cockrellg Mike Frushg Coach B111 Villinesg David Yarbroughg John Morang Paul Lack. 144 BASKETBALL ALL TOURNAMENT PLAYERS Paul Lack--Trent tournament Mike Frush--McMurry tournament Roy McCharen- Stamford tournament Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper COOPER CAGERS HAVE FIRST SEASON WIN-LOSS RECORD OF 40 Aspermont 45 Ballinger 45 Clyde 41 Jim Ned '71 Moran 53 Roby 53 Highland 37 Hawley 31 Clyde 52 Stamford 62 Brady 38 Roscoe 39 Clyde 57 Noodle Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper VARSITY LETTERMAN 11-17 Merkel Stamford Hamlin Breckenridge Cisco Brady Anson Roscoe Abilene I . V. San Angelo J. V. Anson Ballinger San Angelo J. V. Abilene J. V. Paul Lack Mike Frush Roy MCCIMIGH Forward Forward F01'W211'Cl 14 46 Steve Foster Owen Smith Guard Guard McCharen blocks S t am for d sh o t as Cooper squeezes by the Bulldogs 50-41. Bob Bry-HH Don Bowen Guard Guard Johuey Moran Norman Gooch Forward Forward Lack takes jump shot over Aspermont's tough defense. Gerry Cockrell David Yarbrough Forward Forward W , 4 COUGARS IN ACTION Foster struggles with Eaglet's Pate for rebound during the rough fourth quarter. Foster makes a jump shot that counts while bewil- dered Eaglets watch. War dance? Cougars figh Moran fights for rebound as the Cougars down A sper mont 64-43. t for 48 hidden ball in J. V. game. T S JUNIOR VARSITY AND CUBS M.f1Mgfrfrsv'ffifz W Q 'iw' .wwf wi-umlafmfw-giezf :f g:s:a,.f f fm9fgl!f5sv f'fi2: A I - ,aww -win'-1' . 3 - Mem QM 91?-ff,,r:,l,riffrfygfffz-g f- ., -g-warrgaw if' S A M ,N I ,Y , A v.W,,,,, ,. ,..,,-.,.,-,a. , ..x, W...,,.m.,. .,,..,... , ,A,, I '34 JUNIOR VARSITY: Joe Evans, Mgr. g Mark Officerg Earl Edwardsg Mike O'De11gLarry Swindleg Drew Tuckerg Buddy Meyer, Mgr. and Qkneelingj Coach Villines, R ,QE -f:..k M ,A . az ,L ,. l NINTH GRADE TEAM: ROW 1: Ronnie Whiteg Bill Mooreg Scott Johnsong Doug Paxtong Bill Stroubeg Don Mayfield ROW 2: Tommy Nixon, Mgr. 3 Tommy Hollandg Craig Walfordg John Odomg Don Rayg Steve Johnsong David Kniffen Raymond Norton, Mgr. M dll' A JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE TEAM: ROW 1: Wendell Wilson, Mgr. g Tommy Gregg Bobby Blackg Charles Soladayg Howard Diltzg David White, David Baldryg Mack Elkin, Mgr. ROW 2: Danny Howard, Mgr. g Kent Ulmg Freddie Wrightglames Mc- Getrickg Richard Rocherg Ricky Espositog Clifford Thompsong Coach Smithg Pinto Beene. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM: ROW 1: Kenneth Mayberry, Billy Browng George Wallerg Randy Randolfg Dickie Osborneg Phil Hancockg Jack Gullahorn, Mgr. ROW 2: Bradley Shiflet, Mgr. 3 Ross Gleaton, J. B. Alexanderg Beaver Harrisg Larry DeVastog Jim Chaseg Mike Smith. ROW 3: Monty Montgomeryg Bob Cookg Mike Hutchisong George Catog Rob- ert Hollmang Tommy Choate, Mgr. 3 Coach Estes. TRACK , . fp, Y w, ,-. if -4 .v -.. Y, 9, Q4 4 B Q7 .Q of Z X f r s ' ' w , f H f . , Y' ,,.w .,, ,. 1 N- . ' 1 ' . X , 5, ff 13,-, I 8-H , ,J ,E ,V,, i , ' 4 , J , . I A J f . ,E Q ' 5 If , l f '- S K N x 1 ' Ni F K Xi i i , , '. ' 7 . V' ,. V I W C4 A ig .1 , . , sg by I J If A, 'bn i V WJ ag I , 'fi 1 M if y y w.,.,...,,..?r jgyy, , X E 6 A y 2 ,J ' - , M if .74 ' 1 i-...Hia-W ff 'W ' ,, '? '.. .1 L . B . ff 4 .5 . is , K -e WWW qv ' 4' .Q . if g XX ' X 3 f L , W 5 ' A A. A 1 Q' Q 1 .K ' ' ? Q QW: ' V ' J , --- ' ' ' K' ..,, . ' 2 :,1.1h if 8 ,XX E4 5, . ,g 5 X K M Q yr Q 5' ,. K' r I I Y 1 . NK iw X H f' is ' .1 , M .. 3 f. A r N' ,fl CC - ., ,V,- fi. . f .1 Vg , W y I, .Q '.'5g4?5 ,lif:'.4s4wf,. P ' B , E -B ' B ,S X53 , 4 47 J X .' ' s- Q B so 'lhk ' - .- B. ' E 1 . N1 . ,, .K . 1 I W I - e .i V, , J K4 I. KV. .K -5, g r.. K I , V7 il It yi'--N f -if X Ag. L 7, A Q V , is f' ' ',..ew3 .' B . ' Y W 59? V 'K ,7 ' 1' 4 ' I .. , '5'L f VTE' ff A? 1 Q ' - ' Q W - 3,25 - le, slr,-1--5 'L ,s.,Z2,sf,- W... H L, kf ff ' ff 5:5 R- 7 3 f M 1 -, ' f .AM-if-'.-'iz LL ' M -' 1 i I ,psp N--- ' ' W ,V . ,. ,gk av gf ,, ,V-' ,g aspen ,,,:., . ,N A ,V L q,,J T ik ,V , , ., J? w K K Y s K ssl Faqs , rid ' W 9 . , V4 ixw, L, K,, X A .if-,a . Q A K . W, , ul . - 1-3 4-5,-33 W y, ' 7 : A jp . :, ' ,,.i .A , n, X, ,,k,. ' .g, . ' ' Q gg f ,L E In A ,js H X -A ' 'Q rf ,g1s,g- . ' H4' ' 4 932 ii 'aff 'Tj'C K .W - df .. ,: C' , .1 , A4 g 3 ,Y , ,, igylg q :Z F . ..hnkA.. , , gg' ,,, 4 Ah S,,NiA,2,rW , s Vrh, ,gs he ., 5. . . gy . , 1 ., ff! ' ,f , . , 1 .. , . - . . .. 'N ,,-M, if QI,-i. ,J 7 . 'K'-5:52-rigs-, . H. ', 4 -s ff. ' 3' s ROW 1: Evan Anderson, Mgr.g Robert1McGoughg Billy Baxterg Harry Howell: Mike Robertsong Jackie Whorton, ROW 2: Bobby Lanhamg Joe Kernpg Bob Hayesg Teddy Myrickg Tommy Blissg George Parting James Tally. ROW 3: David Yar - broughg Eddie Lettg Joe Benson: Bob Denhamg Gerry Cockrellg Earl Edwardsg Owen Smithg John Chalmers. 1.1. ' 'U' ' I Q . Coaches Glenn and Riley have the assistance of Henry Colwell of Abilene Christian College and Tracy Byrd of Mclvlurry College during track season. 151 SPRINTERS: Billy Baxter, David Yar brough, George Partin WEIGHT MEN: Mike Robertson Joe Benson Jackie Whorton Joe Kemp Teddy Myrick HURDLERS: James Tally, Tommy Bliss, Gerry Cockrell 152 K it 3:3 hmmm xii-.?fl,Q 3' 3 We A I1 in ai i Hin, . x AK' -lr 'W - - Q, M ,Nam rf, fix ' Oil my fa or X151 , gNLW1Qf x an rf S L .k,, C. h, 2 Q E 43? Ill! lar 1JI'N. POLE VAULTER: Earl Edwards RELAY TEAM: Robert McGough Ccenter frontj, Bob Hayes and David Yarbrough fsecond rowj, Bob Denham Qstandingj 4 nL....f--A Q X A- -3 3 fd' a. ix. 242 'H' ' f .J 3' 1 'Q-, A DISTANCE RUNNERS: Owen Smith, Bobby Lanham, John Chalmers, Harry Howell, and Eddie Lett. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL 0 99 4, W , il ' 1 L ROW 1: Vicki Parksg Connie Thompsong Io Davenportg Linda Sheltong Elsie Millerg Marsha Lieng Dianne Bridgeg Can- dy Krueger. ROW 2: Mrs. Fikesg Ann Chappelig Leeta McDona1dg Janice Naylorg Martha Bradshaw: Jennifer Henry: Mary Cluckg S Miss Simmonds. ROW 3: Mary Wilsong Carol Hargettg Wanda Todd: Sue Wightmang Pat Robertsg Theda Grimmg Sheila Hargettg Ann Buckey. Girls prepare for a game with a warm-up drill. VARSITY GOLFERS ., . gT e :1 fig in 1 , AJ LOW 1: David Sivleyg Pete Hayesg Charles Sweeneyg Richard Cozbyg Mr, Payne, Coach, ROW 2: Ken iaralsong Daryl Simmonsg Ronnie Turnerg David Stivers. CUB GGLFERS ROW 1: Don Lassetterg Dwaine Yatemang Greg Huntg Mr. Payne, Coach. ROW 2: Wylie Wrotten Robert Hortong Jerry Hopkins. 155 Q Q.. ,J I Y x X QR k W -r' ir . WY fx-A, W , h Illl if I ,V-, .lk A I, -, K 5, I. L -. AEA 5 ' ' ' -h -V ,N A 7 . . Q , . f s J I A S 1':'Zt's My v A . we 1 J is -J - 5 n J 'F' X 95 f N l Y' r J H v X? 75293: Q- 'Q Syl! f,VQNLrEr:J, vrfjyr,-A 'Ny V, j51 l J 1 r sg,-3 lgsixw ' zu. fi' J 1' 'if' ' T N ROW 1: Don Boweng Steve Fosterg Bob Ramseyg Bill Boydg Drew Tuckerg Harry Hamricg Bob Gribbleg Charles Cannon. ROW 2: Coach Hawkins: Jim Ogden: Buzz Carrollg Mike Meyersg Don Connallyg T. J. Tilleryg Glenn Pru i ttg Bill Reederg Tommy Thomas. ROW 3: Buddy Meyer, Mgr. 5 Johnny King, Mgr. g Ebbie Venableg Mike Frushg Roy Mc- Chareng Johnny Morang Bill Tiffanyg Danny Chapman: Kenneth Wright. 4. 1 HARRY HAMRIC--Second Base 156 COOPER KENNETH WRIGHT- -Pitcher HURLERS .TACK RIDLEY DON BOWEN K Q. is EBBIE VENABLE I IM OGDEN -we ROY MCCHAREN--Catcher BOB GRIBBLE--Catcher , I 6 gi. DON CONNALLY--Catcher CHARLES CANNON--First Base L. BOB RAMSEY- -First Base TOMMY THOMAS- -Second Base X X 1 DANNY CHAPMAN--Shortstop BILL TIFFANY--Third Base W BUDDY MEYER JOHNNY KING Managers Z3 STEVE FOSTER- -Fielder DREW TUCKER- -Fielder BILL BOYD--Fielder JOI-INEY MORAN--Fielder MIKE FRUSH- -Fielder TENNIS JYS' AND GIRLS' TENNIS: ROW 1: Eddie Hordg Burt Rhodesg Chip Myersg Ronnie Fulwilerg Arthur Hodgeg JimmyFu1wi1erg ike Duncan. ROW 2: Mike Briang Sherryl Wilsong Marilyn Tully Mildred Scottg Ginger Johnsong Mike Eaglestong Stan Bent- y. ROW 3: Dianne Irwing Betty Turping Nancy Crowellg Carol Nicholsg Gayle Thompsong Vicki Shultsg Kasie Tredennickg r. Kniffen, Coach. Riga Outstanding Boy Tennis Players are Ron- nie Fulwiler, Mike Eaglestong Mike Briang and Arthur Hodge. ,1 -f if i ,, .E M Law . , - + . W -, -' Q- 1 1 2 . - ' f .,,,,.+.,,,.. ,, f- , , M , .. .. . 2 ,. , T 5 ' -1 ' '- i ' '-gZ. , ' f . :+ fs f '- - -'-1-5. . .. -- .- 5 . . '-,, f '- .-1 2 2' .-',,1- M -. , ' L y Hi , -- wi? If ' Mft' wi ' ' - fd-w WW A ' ---- 7 . . ,,'v 1-- ,QU f ,, , .. . , fgjizu ,,,.a,:'? ,,LLk . , gggb 5-aamf z'- E.-.. x -- if If es 6 N .f N I xx Q Xxi ff' Q 9 N XX dj FIRST ACTIVITIES BEGIN 3 p Y I f I A variety of expressions is seen on the faces of the girls Look at that talent! nominated for Sophomore class queen. 164 4 Our first pep rally-making the most out of what had--and what we didn't have. 3: Bild F- tttt 1 I s sstst Yvywjf Tiki What a large fan club you have, Mr. Villines! The induction of our Student Council officers tt,,,, II-i pI.,I x p ,shss ,,,sts s my F411 5 c l V V 'sttsstt i sssts J t.'s f, I , I I s'ts s f III ,V ff-1 .I W,,s, lf, p ri :KKV ,, krpikrf. j 1 I Trg K krkr I HLZ: Ki AND WINTER FOLLCJWS SOON Ta-ta-ta, ta-ta-ta, . . . niis ' kkk, .. A-K ,Ha nn if ' i 5 She didn't, did she? Harry Howell Cbelow the cymbalj says, Hello to you too, as the Del Rios play at the P. E. boys' Christmas party. alph Arrell pins a ribbon on Kay Altman at the first I. H. S. induction. sl,s V , , 2' 1' fi ' 1 H ,S all , Two Homemaking girls seem to have satisfied their guest of honor. 165 The top five cheerleader finalists? fi 5tgai'f,i,f,iifff1,sf5i?fg 'fggli' , 531593 gi? Q 'iagziwifgsf35f'fQ?Qg2:Fg'? 'L Wiiiiigvfgiii grew E, Q- wif? gwaifif 'f,wH iQwff91wn9 '2wssQa? E 9345 wliiiasllggixieiiiw ,,, , ,S ,J Riva -1 J' ,, W,,' ff 5 iygfzaiwf fi fffitizfliiiigggg? '- 12 W M ' ,,,,,-' 5 ' awiasxii I 7 'U 35555251 i ,X Lf 'L 165112535 - 4' ,, i Iffiwikiiiii W fw affafte'- :xx 1 '-1,- 1 ,s . ,. k B b.,, L, E 5- 'Li i Ernie! 5 i iiiifffgfi-2222522 ,I Buddy, have a drink! WITH EVERYDAY EVENTS ?'?? I don't think that's a baby in that blanket. The choir presents the entertainment at a pep rally. Coach Glenn explains how to use an oblong basketball. Isn't hanging on the rim illegal, Mr. Referee? Look what Santa brought! Q It is now twenty-three degrees before eleven o'c1ock Whoops, missed ! -v--ow.,--q.. Wow! A white Christmas--a month late. Cupid works after hours. 168 Y SF Mr. Anthony receives the plaque in behalf of Cooper from T. A. P. AND THE VERY SPECIAL ONES!!! Six hamburgers to go. E! A D V E R T I S N cs Be S0ciab1e,Have a Pepsi nv- ': ? I ' r A +e:z:3,,--..: -- H . .W , 4 eee r Q Q 3 ' - .- . A Qgfffrl- V -- , -,'. . r E ' 5 X , 'if' H ::fffPf':5,-, 3 'P 2 ee eo A we ...- e 1 er s.Pebefg3?f1 rx if , 4 ,, i . . ,, 1 5 r-X 2 g -rg 4. 1 .5 Notxce how Be SOC13b16 X Wx, ' QQ, means -Have a Pepsin when :Ei fs -Z 5? E : vllfziigi: N .er you meet at the rink. ee' X31 ESX ' .. N 533' N ye- 2 r 'W'e ee, r ,. rr. fi - - ei We H ,e,e Hr r , free? Llghtef and less mg' mgigx y . ..-- . . ' Pepsi-Cola is the natural choice of the debonair and smart Hs Qfiifff ' Q. . . r ,.,,, and up-to-date. Is Peper your jr ..e.e . refreehmem, too? r H QCXWQQKW E Meir, ff rf Q v , 3 X . 4 W WQQ Mgflw 1 fww M mmwww mlm ff 'MSW IQ W4 yi? Rr. E err, me 0 he Have H PGDS1 Be Soclable Rehesh without filling 9 M g 5 , 5 as, ,.r::f3. . 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In the years ahead, I expect to help even more people . . . LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY an investor owned company If you're still undecided on your career- investigate the beauty profession. Exciting and well paying. Complete your beauty course in two summers and be prepared to enter the beauty field when you graduate from high school. To help you through college or as a full time career. Write for our free brochure. l GLEN 81 LOTTIE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 1357 Butternut OR 4-6112 Abilene, Texas Everything' S GK. . .When I I . Q . Ivsnnv-HUNTER-HALL you :Lnsure Wlth - north first and mulheny o 0Rchard 3-6414 Abilene, Texas 173 Ted 8. Hollis Newberry Co-owners Newberry Auto Service 117 Poplar Street Abilene, Texas Phone OR 3-8101 Phone OR 3-8102 C O M P I. I M E N T S of Jim Jennings ents of K. L. WALTER AUTOGRAPHS enutmiwbtpiiyais r FREE! 2 Fone sais ' 25' y,fw1fi.1ww' i 3 'ET A I0f HMV!!! FWZ W1WM3f6'Mt9'40l'7 f 4 wr' wmwfiaiaw lr war e r 3 Cooperites, like Martha Black, Cindy McCcara 'llommy Hamm, Sue Collings, and Carolyn Hunter, are always welcome at . . . V7 1809 Butternut THE BURGERHOUSE There ls OR 3-6021 None Cleaner FOREMOST Q Your Family Gets The Most From FOREMOSTH ,........-mums-anna Refreshing remembrance it NG AUTOGRAPHS 0 ,QA it 'W Ya 1 L lqxl ifiiii INNIK f fav' ffm!-si MALSLQ 'X il 90 T E M63 mfr L2 .DRINK ld d h fTh C CI C yby T C C I B ttl' gCompany Congratulations Cooper Students compliments of MIAMI PETROLEUM Company, Inc. l Mrs. Browning shows Glenda 6 ' Peevy and Pam Prugel o 244 Pine lovely white formal. OR 4-5232 RCDSE CCDNSTRUCTICDN CO CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS of the grand new COOPER High School Compliments of Mr. Don hoaite 1111131 The Cooper High School cheerlead ers - Dianne Morphew, Joanne Vickers, Luella Herring, Mary Ann F g J A Y g d J Moser-admire the 1961 CHRYSLER. 1 es . 1 x m P -:O rl Q' 79 A , ' L., - v f -44: - ff ,. m 1 A oi O HORACE HOLLY MOTORS 1330 North lst St. OR 3-8247 THE yif P . ,E FRIENDLY -fy A 1 49 ll -Ei FIRST STATE BANK COMPLIMENTS of a COUGAR BOOSTER Ethan Allen Q Early American Furnishings 102 Elm 265 Chestnut . 'I41 Sycamore Appllunces OR 4-3781 LOWERY ORGANS 0 STORY 8. CLARK PIANOS 0 HENRY MILLER PIANOS Jackson Pharmacy Rt Phone OR 3-2509 12th at Butternut Abilene, TGXUS 180 f ll 41 ig J.. A l gfzasj A -L ntlllllllllllllllyl l Q -gg ! '! lF'! Il' - 1. CARTER'S NURSERY Landscaping Service 4000 N. lst OR 4-7922 OFFERING PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING FOR YOUR HOME -fix' , I -1. uzf.-5: . , A .ml 1990 Butternut PI1. OR 2-1393 CARROLLIS AUTO ELECTRIC AND GARAGE Generators Starters Owner Carroll Frusch Complete Auto Repair State Inspection The Citizens National Bank ABILENE, TEXAS Wl1ere Smfirc Mains llfc DW6f6H66 Real Estate Rentals Property-Management Insurance STUARD REALTY CC. R- W- sfUUl'd Mary C. Stuard 802 University Abilene, Texas PROFESSIONAL PAGE S. H. Atchison Gulf Station Elmwood West Pastry Shop Johnny Billingsley Humble Service Station Spuclnut Shop The Frame Shop - OR 2-5961 McMurry Humble Station Greer's Drive-In Ollie McMinn Olan Mills Studio Maple L. Avery Murphy-Lehrer Paint Company Pompa's Original Mexican Food Taylor and Wilson Office Equipment LAUGHTER-NORTH FUNERAL HOME 242 Orange St. Abilene, Texas PHONE OR 4-6246 Russell-WiIlena-James-William-Jack NORTH Abilene . . . you're never far from 4th 8. Oak 0 Elmwood West River Oaks 0 Merchant Park 6 Friendly Food Stores we give and redeem Key Stamps Nationally Advertised Watches - Jewelry Diamonds - Clocks Bevill's Jewelry C. B. BEVILL, Owner Stone Setting on Premises Phone OR 2-9321 Watchmaking 332 Cypress Street Jewelry Repair Abilene, Texas The West Texas House 'HE ,PEN DER.i QMPANY. STATIONERSQ PRINTERS- LITHOGRAPHERS Cedar at North Fifth Phone OR 4-4339 ABILENE, TEXAS ABILENE'S HAPPIEST FAMILIES LIVE IN HOMES 865 North Mockingbird Lane Abilene, Texas WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CHINA, GLASS SILVER AND GIFTS PRESLEY JEWELERS 1059 North Second OR 4-7396 QUALITY AND SERVICE Downtown 349 Cypress ABILENE'S LEADING STORE FOR YOUNG MEN'S TRADITIONAL CLOTHING FEATURED IN THE BRIAR SHOPPE Suburban River Oaks Village PRINTERS LITHOGRAPHERS X-f4,'I,iZ-,F lP?ll??lILlXlTlFlllE Since 1927 PHONE OR 4-4722 4 SOUTH 2nd at ELM ABILENE, TEXAS as OFFICE SUPPLY ,ff TXff! ' sl' 3?l94Zlure furniiure fin. SOUTH TEXAS LUMBER COMPANY of Abilene, Texas 4042 No. 1st St Box 63 Ph OR 3 8393 Abilen T xas LION HARDWARE CO. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Chino-Glassware-Kitchenware-Philco Refrigerators Ranges-Radios-Television Sets-and Washers The Largest Hardware Stock in West Texas T I ph OR 2-3241 526-34 Cypress Street 185 - H 81 H PLUMBING COMPANY Your Plumbing Department Store Visit Our Showroom 126 North Pioneer Drive Abilene, Texas OR 3-8196 Plumbing Air Conditioning Rheem Heating Sheet Metal Open Saturdays Two-way Radio Trucks for 24 Hour Emergency Service Grissom's River Oaks 3648 No. 6th arxaf g-J xv! xg 1-J FIELDER-DILLINGHAM ,C LUMBER coMPANY f le N F 5 zgiri f J' -2 FMF X cooks and BENJAMIN Moons :I ull.- .' PAINTS and VARNISHES , : su nqunm if Wall Paper l S Doors ' f Windows t lg g Moulding SEClllll'l Q SECIIIIW , Insulation Jlk I - if I f' ' I' ' l N ' u 15 f u A ....,,,,w5sssas1lg1ZmNx . ' ' l4! '-1mlI.llL!9ii4l!l it Dual onchml 4-8171 J miggllttef f Abilene, Texas XJ J. R. Fielder 0. D. Dillingham f I W2 Q '-:Z-1' f 'lk 0 0 D S I COBB LUIVIBER COMPANY 133 SOUTH TREADAWAY ABILENE, TEXAS Phone OR 4-1475 P. O. Box 905 Front End Alignment Brakes and Tune Up Wheel Balancing Automatic Transmission I Hartmann s Garage Phs: Day OR 3-2842 - Night OW 2-4367 126 Green Street Ed Hartmann, Owner Abilene, TCXUS BUY WITH CONFIDENCE CROWELL JEWELRY CO. 231 Cypress Street WATCHES, DIAMONDS, TROPHIES ARMSTRONG TILE CO. I3I7 Danville Dr. Box 5197 Vinyl Plastic Vinyl Quarry Asphalt Ceramic QW 2.0334 Abilene, Texas GOOD IDEAS for the asking BEST WISHESI R. J. BATJER CLAIM SERVICE -Insurance Adjusters- l50 Orange Street 832 South Third Abilene, Texas Res. OW 2-2979 Off. OR 3-8157 BOWMAN , my LUMBER coMPANY 'I Lumber Bargains sox sez Roy E. White 1102 Oak St. Manager Abilene, Texas T CONGRATULATIONS D 0 Y LE S C A Cla y R eeves R I Welcomes the Students and e G Faculty of Cooper High School 2810 North Ist OR 2-5322 Max Fergus Motors authorized VOLKSWAGON dealer sales and service Merchant Park 3401 North 151 OR 2-:ma River 02:5 village Abilene Texas COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Key City Stud io FIRE-CASUALTY-AUTO-BONDS-LIFE Portraits, Weddings, Commercial OWSI1 G. Cook Agency 7'gRB::gg'g-ll' Off. OR 2-3505 Res. OR 3-7074 - O. G. COOK, Jr. Abllene Texas 707 Citizens Nat'l. Bldg. supplies printing furniture A , 1 a l X 5 , ' i Wlllls Office Supply l ,f gums .mr we strive to please I Emomgvz OR 4-9671 218 Oak Street Abilene, Texas 201 Walnut Street . Abilene, Texas Central Roofing k 1 8' Tuc er s MG1'el'lCl1S CO. Cleaners Roofing-Sheet-Metal Floor Covering Acoustical Abilene Texas 5489 N. 3rd ow 2-1287 1319 Butternut OR 4-8669 Abilene Plaza Abilene, Texas Thornton's Stuclio of Ballroom Dancing Wlwlte Stores Inc. learn to dance - lt's fun I g Couples for the price of one The House of Gfedlel' VUIUSH X Teenage Groups R lnstruction and Parties Private Lessons 1 'L Jitterbug, waltz, rhumba, samba, X, . f x lunge' mambo' and 38 River Oaks Village OR 3-8166 . , cha cha cha. 7 7 Vi 3226 s. 14 OR 2-sost P 189 What-A-Burger WYLMA'S Beauty Salon 937 Butternut OR 2-1045 HENNY PENNY CHICKEN SKATE FOR FUN Birthday Parties Dixie Tub ................................. .... S 1.99 Special Groups Jumbo Tub ...................,.......... .... S 3.95 soles Enough for Six or More and service on skates Dixie Pig Restaurant Arcadia 1403 Butternut Phone OR 3-3292 Skate Rlnk South 14th and Matador OR 2-0616 W JDJ Jill E CONGRATULATIONS, COOPER HIGH SCHOOL compliments of JIMMY DOWDLE'S GULF SERVICE STATION 2641 South 14th OR 3-8871 Abilene, Texas Y North 3rd and Cypress For the best in Clothing and Friendly Service Quality Economy Your Friendly-Mile Printer 719 Butternut Abilene, Texas PHONE OR 2-9222 Printers Publishers 190 DAIRY QUEEN Autographs mm,.x,fe,.,3, 04142, M194 lib S3040 32690-fwQ5 AiZ.44fm!wN6a44,mJ J C H er, Jr. CONGRATULATICDNS FIRST STUDENTS of COCPER JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL We are proud that your new school is named in honor of Dr. Oscar Henry Cooper, former president of Hardin-Simmons University and the father of public education of Texas. The high academic standards set by Dr. Cooper during his seven years as president of Hardin-Simmons have been maintained throughout the years. No institution is better equipped nor has a better faculty to provide today's youth with a finer liberal arts education than Hardin-Simmons University. When you start the selection of a college or university in which to continue your education, we hope you will consider H-SU. Compare the curriculum, the accreditation and the faculty and we believe you will continue your education in the tradition of Dr. Oscar Henry Cooper - at Hardin-Simmons University. HARDIN-SIMMONS UNIVERSITY A DISTINCTIVE BAPTIST UNlVERSlTY Abilene, Texas FCJRTUNE BUTANE CO ,, W ' - ' Jin? ' Ii ' rg, K- fiiiifiiifiiisii ii-iii ' 'V f f 'ii 'l's 5 A 1.' :ll A l 9 5 V' . I lf.-A f' A- Z l L N 151.1 '14 . G G: L? .0 , it f ii Q .M if :rn I ll 1 qt . I ' . V ,, N V' A ii V A I' V, 5-' I, 5 if '-,r -az:'. ' - - . f' ff' e ' 4, . ff? I! pgs , , ' ,LV . , xl- A HX,,111.1 f f 'M . fy . v 'S' ' , Li' ,fi e , Q: Q or Sn? To 4 1 A ,ff - ' 7 U. Q A . I .L If J, If vi is VV rg Z Z 3 1 , I L, , ' fx .mL' i 'Yf 11. i , .,'f- Q ir if K ,,.. ..,,,, --,:L- i g':g -:1, , Q, M FMA I' . - ' , I ..:-: ,,fz LLI, ,,.., f H The Cooper Cookies Cafeteria Snack Bar Jackie Jakulewicz , x lr- -0 tht' r flzzirdres M? gr 4 -figs' ' .f K rx Q 'il 3,3 3 Q If Your Hcrirdress Is Not Becoming To YOU Should Be Coming To if . Qi? Y 5 r E ,ee,,. ..r, I You m m' A I 3 H , THE HAIRDRESSER xg reerf XV A ws ! Q- NN-+..........e 'f' l'I'I7 Mockingbird Lane ABILENE, TEXAS PHONE OR 3-3572 The Cooper Maman f nga. 5 ,,,., I es and Drum Mol x Q . 1.3 ws. g u YOU LIVE IN A TOPSY TURVY UPSIDE DOWN WORLD? I' I DO ' fe lor! in your teen age storm .... GRlSSOM'S! Safe and sure for qua ity, ' I I School days may be lleciic . . . but theres one always sure, sa p - . :uf always exciting and sfimulating in fashion, news and clothes you want . . . looks you covet! Remember Grissoms as the safest pace o :ul your fashion dollars . . . always! Q downtown Q river oaks In today's competitive world . . . we sincerely hope all of you at KELLY s .ws .J I ,K gsm 1 :l -CW? 4 c H' h . . . 'Il -if 1 cssrneyouighigh schlzol lllEL1.,g,, ' 2 N th 5' I f 5551? IS.1,oTI2ZFgmII3 ,A x -. A -- stones of your life! . . . f F , 1 F Preferred by those who v 5 want the very best 712 Leggett OR 2-7191 I - 41 7 May all of us .... here at O 'A , :Iwi ffl, ll I I yyey I I yyyy ty, WILLIAM w. DAVIS q f OIL o P E R A 1 o R 2'-x- . ' '1 ' I .-.. 3 K, Q , I gf 4.,, '-A., .,.. ' Ab'l , T W--I Linn mu Q Iene exas , be counted as your friends! TIDWELL'S DRIVE-IN GROCERY Groceries, Meats Crushed Ice, Blocked Ice Curb Service OPEN 6 CLOSED 11 1825 Butternut OR 2-0796 JAY 8. RAY DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Featuring Lint Free, Cling Free Cleaning Our Many Services lnclude Shirt Laundry and Expert Alterations 15th 81 Sayles Blvd. Phone 2-0064 Abilene, Texas 'Wikia iff' ' 1 fisepkk 1 fs' New .W . if hm! la -i xv Q' 5 'W ffY5UfEi?53iZ5 3 Mm fi' Q 1322472 img -- JR 255 X P1'gy?si , Q 3 'Y N N Professional Photographers for the TALIS D -0- E C 1 TELEPHONE OR 4-5911 2102 NORTH SIXTH STREET 2 ilE'L QXXE Ukgaqg Af N Q nm E C gratulafions! CHARLES NELSON Electric Z, EQQMPAM ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ,ll FEITHERLXXY' Abilene Plaza OW 2-4793 2065 O k SI' OR 3 7368 Ab I T 5 5 4 1' 1' L CAFETERIAS , 3650 No. 6th - 4th s. Oak 5 Abilene, Texas DINE LUXURY t CAFETERIA PRICES Ph OR 4 1272 N !Wlcp,,,' YOI11' N A E ' . IIMAN Q key. Lqvendcrs Cafetena ILLERMAN K E r E dbz yomynwzmzw l l l River Oaks Village INSURANCE REAL ESTATE l OR 3-6191 Fourth and Orange Street L 'Il Abilene, Texas Builders Reaclyl Mix Concrete C o r p . 0 fast service 0 certified strength OR 3-8305 1801 West Freeway North ' 1 ' 0 n 1 Zealce 4 ned II ,I 4--.. IT IS WORTH GOING MILES TO GET PARTY and aANQuE1 RESERVATIONS CHICKEN to so of TO BE DELIVERED H, Dial 012 2-3869 ' I Y' 'i 2201 soum mst ABILENE TEXAS Q Chapman A l Zi Q2 gh! Yi' l I 4,.ll A- , '1ll'L,7 7117 Dump Trucks 7117 Tractor Rentals ig? Post 8. Pier Holes ik Lot Leveling 81 Landscaping ik Ditching 8. Loading TRACTOR COMPANY U-Do-lt OR We'lI-Do-ltf' OR 4-2722 2500 South Ist GM ,E Faster-Easier-Economical O OO Childs Ready Mix Concrete Co. The-INGS M WWW Be the Woman You Want to Be . . . has become a familiar slogan of graduates who have studied with Ruth Ann King Director of ABILENE'S DISTINCTIVE FINISHING AND MODELING SCHOOL 1526 Bridge OR 2-4495 WF or ABILENE, inc. . . .for cyoufAfnl cAic . . . for teens and juniors 2902-B South 14th OR 3-4562 ,I During a rare leisure moment on an always busy day, our principal, Mr. Anthony, chats with a group of students fifLcL zfSHc1Loowz!2wf, WWC CCZOQJ J Zhbfzglf 1725 LUWVJQ fjlozffwfzy ,pmzmo Mai dw, - V v - Q20 Uma fffcdw www UMW, JAMJM' nw -4005550 M0 Afivmef Zim' yan we 41465096 'J Av QUQZOYA, QUJ azmfdfaywyfw, -, x Q11 Maw LMLQLL! IWW Lpfgwgygw fwfr! . Aw 74 kddww I CMM WEMQW QQ KLM, a24WZ2ff4MdflZL 74241 Q44 , ' QM, .I VJ- . ,., 1 f 1 ,1 - , 4 . I . -' W ' - F' l' I ls . . f'- A 'L W' K a 3. ,. . if 1 ' I N . 4 , .1 3 . 1 3 '- 42 7. K N 3 H ,,. xf. ,, gm fzx' ML' . 'L '+V' ,.,, C' -I ,vt .. .- :A 1, x 1' , 5 Q I N .f 1.4. X.. 1 H, . 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