Coopertown High School - Yearbook (Coopertown, TN)

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X we X xv xv xy xr 41 S llfjjfjfffff sf-sfwlrsf-gfN1'sfwQVnfwQ e xy Z March 10, Off to Murfreesboro Tough luck, boys lose to Willow Grove Mar 16, Interschol stic Literary contest Mary Lena, Gladys Bell and Bennett Elliott win April 8, WHe11o Pa? said K y Goode to our coach, Mr Felts Congrxtul tions coach' April 12, Mighty fast work in 'Two Days To Marry? coached by Mrs, Henry Packed house April 15, Gr nd time at Basketb ll banquet Delicious fmod nd excellent speeches Justice spread himself April 14, Contests and hare contests at Adams' Track end Field Meet We won second pl ce April 19, C opertown pl-ys b seball at Orlinda. We beat them,and Cross Plains too. April 215- Eighth Grade Graduation. April 22,- Another victory in baseball, we won over Cross Plains again. April 25,- Senior announcements come April 28,- Justice badly hurt in Greenbrier, ball games May 2,-Defeat Orlinda in baseball. May 6,-'Here Comes Hattien Junior play presented by Miss Martin. Excellent singing! May 7,+Justice has picnic for seniors. Fun! May ll,-Mrs. Henry gives picnic for the cast of WTwo Days To Marry? Every member had a guest. Don't forget the bug-hunt. Miller Reeves a WNut! May 14,- Juniors entertained seniors with trip to Dunbar cave. All afculty invited.More Fun. Mrs. Giles gives piano Recital. May 15,- May 16,- May 17,- May 19,- presents Senior Baccalaureate sermon. Baseball game at Clarksville. Our Annuals finished. Clarksville boys play here. Miss Kyle senior play, WMy Son John? Those country people certainly are green. May 2O,- Here's the end for which we have faithfully burned the mid-night oil. We approach it with hearts happy, but with just a shadow of regret at leaving the dear old schoolwhere so many happy hours were spent. Friday night, Senior Graduation. W I

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xy v 'KQGQ jffffjjfffl sfQ'JwlQQ'SZ'J'4x W A PARABLE FOR COOPERTOWN HONOR STUDENT And in these days, behold, there came through the gates of the city a student from afar off. And it came to pass as the days went by, he pas ed scads of tests. They that were grouehes smil- ed on him and gave him the glad hand. And those in the city that were the good stu- dents, and they that spent their days in adding to the alibi sheets were astonished. They one to the other said, Nwhat the dickensi W How doth he get away with it?' And it came to pass that many were gathered together in the study hall, and a soothsayer came among them, saying, WHow is it that this stranger among us accomplisheth the impossible?W Whereupon, the soothsayer made answer, WHe of whom you speak is one hustler. He ariseth very early in the morning, and goeth forth full of pep. He maketh the honor roll, He complainrth noty neither doth he knock. He passeth up no' task. He is arrayed in purple and fine linen, while ye go forth with faces unshaven and with holes in your socks. While ye gather here and say one to the other WVerily, it is a heckuva day to work,N he is ' already abroad and when the class hour cometh, he needeth no alibi. His lessons are prepared. The poolroom attracteth him not, and the gals' he passeth with a look os scorn on his snoot.' He smileth alike on the just and the unjust. He sayeth not to the teaeher,NBehold they that are in this school are a bunch of boneheads,W nor doth he report that he can't pass History and consoleth himself in a poker game. He knoweth his line. When he goeth to look for a job, men say unto him, Nay, Nay when he cometh in, yet when he goeth forth he hath the job and the bosses heth their names on the line that is dotteth. He hath taken with him two angels: Aspiration and Perspiration. He knoweth whereof he speak- eth, and he worketh to boat hocketh. Verily I say unto you, go forth and do likewise. ' 1 11 111 'QQQQQNT y xg Nj v xy v xv xv X7 W W N7 W