Cooley High School - Castellan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Queen Barbara accepts an eerie award while lulie Srniih, a member of the couri, smiles happily. UWiicl'ues Walk at Y-teens' Dance Cooley girls spirited their favorite fellows away to the annual Witches Walk lasi fall. Barbara Taylor was crowned Queen of The Wiichesg her court consisted of seven airls chosen from the Y-Teens: Mary Dinaes, Pai Massey, Bonny Llewellyn, Pai Vahl- busch, lulie Srniih, Sallie l-larris, and Carol Kilbourne. Alan Brass and his musifiiaris provifilc-rl music lor this qliwslly ovoniim,

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iliiale ut Spatial hents Supplementing the academic life of the Cooley student are activities and events which provide recrea- tion, participation, and sportsmanship. The past year has been especially rich in such endeavors. Dances were scattered throughout the calendar in opportune places. Lancer Hi-Y began the whirl with their festive Autumn Nocturne . The annual Y-Teen's Witches Walk once again flavored of Sadie l-lawkin's Day. In honor of the city champion gridders, the Student Council presented the Pigskin Shuffle. A culmination for the seniors was their winter prom held in the stately Veterans Memorial Building. The spring held such enchanting dances as the Sadie's Swing , Spring Interlude , Be Mine , and Rhythms in Roses , all given by Cooley's Hi-Y groups. Cooley students boosted spirit in the athletic matches but also showed enthusiastic support in regard to our foreign exchange program, the American Field Service. Two Drop-lns and concert candy sales were successful financial undertakings for raising A.F.S. money. ln regard to special trips, the eleventh grade snow trip and the senior trip proved worthwhile and exhila- rating for all who attended. Nationally famous for our fine music department, Cooley's Christmas Concert echoed its melodious strains to receptive ears throughout Europe on Ianuary 6, l96O. Another year has passed with many successful school activities and events-all ardently supported by the Cooley students. Elaine Blandino President of Student Council A busier man than he you d find nowhere, Yet he seemed busier than he was, l'd swear. The Lawyer The Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer

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1 A m- 1' ,fvf -' .. tSecxted Clockwisel: R. Thomas, R. l-lorn, T. Fleming, R. Gardiner, E. Barsness, D. Crampton, D. Morgan, G. Gregory, C. Worel. IStcmdingJ: l. Pandur, I. Bolton, E. Rental, I. Olson, R. Armstrong, H. Deason, S. German, M. Makar, C. Bush, V. Hughart, K. Franz, H. l-lampikian. Fuming Father Rule ,.-,X mi' T . vkf, 'Lt ,w lt? K 'N I ,f N it M r ?v r 1 if C 'ful ' si .s 5 'lik ,V ,ln U' - fir? .?.'gf. ,- am - L gi5!g?ltr ' yn' fx. tx y gdfI:',,g,, it 1 ' LL 1 '-L . F r 5 f iwzfqgl: X - I bl' bs gy , :xr 'ns' X Wm at ,I s Family ' uL't W'th F th I want service, nothing else. George Wallace bellows at the household servants, Mary lane Makar, Sherrilyn German, Karen Franz, Vicky l-lughart What do you Want with my hand? lanet Bolton I-lermineh I-lampikian, and Carol Bush. asks Ted Fleming as Rita Thomas and Ruth Horn stare with mouths agape. T l A Clarence, what are you doing? Oblivious to their ag- gravated father, Dan Crampton, and their shocked mother, B. I. Barsnessg loyce Olsen and Dave Morgan go on with their love scene. SW' 'X -. . -