Cooper High School - Angel Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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,f Ghss cjflsfozy In April 1956 with smiling faces and cheerful hearts, we were very proud to enter the newly built Cooper High School with 58 enrolled. It was a pleasure to us to be the first freshman class to enter the building. We worked hard in order to become sophomores the following year. In our sophomore class we made a great deal of improvement. We put away most of our childish ways and were fortunate enough to have a Sophomore 's Ball. Everyone was glad to become juniors. Why? Because of the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme for the prom was, Sentimental Journey. On May 28, 1958, we left school smiling and saying We're Seniors now. On September 3, 1958 we journeyed back to school again. We were very sorry to lose the following persons: Jesse Hunter, Jesse Watson, Bessie Lee Williams. Marjean Troublefield, Lugenia and. Rogenia Durham. Norris Mc- Clain, Raymon Mangum, Charles Lassiter, and Edna Perry. We were more than happy to have gained the following personsg Roland Richardson, Mary McCullers, and Doris Peacock. An outstanding event of our senior year was a trip to A. 8a T. College in Greensboro, North Carolina which was terrific. This year has been' successful. Now we are looking forward to that day of graduation, when everyone will be seeking a better and brighter future in which to reach the highest peak life has to offer. is-i ix,- am Grown anof Qgcejofer

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enzors JIMMY RADFORD WATSON Activities - Band, NFA, Boy Scout Ambition - Mortician HATTIE VIRGINIA WHITLEY Activities - Choral Club Ambition - Musician LYNELL WILLIAMSON Activities - Dramatics, NFA, 4-H Ambition - Electrical Engineer MARJEAN TROUBLEFIELD r upefhfzoes BEST DRESSED - Geraldine McCullers and Alfred Hinton NEATEST - Dorothy Sanders and Roland Richardson MOST WITTY - Jerline Watson and Theodore Bell MOST ATHLETIC - Gladys Merritt and Robert Vinson BEST DANCERS - Clarastine Blackmon and Roland Richardson MOST VERSATILE - Betty Newsome and Lynell Williamson MOST DRAMATIC - Helen Sanders and Jimmy Watson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Dorothy Sanders and Theodore Bell MOST ATTIMCTIVE - Thelma Kirby and Alfred Hinton MOST STUDIOUS - Betty Newsome and Theodore Bell MOST BUSINESS LIKE - Geraldine McCu1lers and Charlie Tuck QUIETEST - Elsie McCu1lers and Douglas Wall MOST POPULAR - Florence Vinson and Lynell Williamson CRAZIEST - Jerline Watson and Leamon Lassiter MOST COOPERATIVE - Roland Richardson and Carrie Mitchell FRIENDLIEST - Eva McClamb and Jimmy Watson REV. WIGGINS . . Drivers' Education Teacher

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