Cooper High School - Angel Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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Next morning I was carried on a tour of France. As we were leav- ing the hotel, I saw a very exclusive-looking shop across the sueet. My friend andl went over. There I saw an old school mate, Hattie McNeil, standing in the window drawing some dress patterns. Natural- ly, I went over and talked about how things were since we hadn't seen each other since June 1961. She is married, and owns the Dress Shop. We had lunch at the French School and afterwards we were taken to the Principal's office. He told rne that Willie Wilson was his wife and taught English, and French. He showed us around. Across the corridor from Willie Wi1son's classroom, was Agnes Banks in the Home Economics Department. She has a real Cute set of twins. . I was told that the Harlem Globe Trotters were to play that night on TV. Since I used to be fond of the team, I decided thatl would watch the game. First of all, the announcer introduced the coach, Roy Bell, and said he had played ball with the Globe Trotters after completing his college career. He later became the coach. I left France at 8:00 o'clock. By 1:00 o'clock I was in Detroit and there I saw a great number of my old classmates. I bought a newspaper and there on the front page I saw Jesse Walker, Joe Adams, Clarence Tomlinson, and Bobby Cooley. They were going to appear in the Combo Band with Bobby and Clarence. I decided to go to the theater. Could you guess who was the owner and operator of the theater? James Richardson and Dorothy Hood, and they finally got married. Dorothy told me that Edith Barbour and Martha Lassiter were teaching business education classes at Mitchell's Business School owned by Lila Mitchell. She also said that Hattie Rowland is a seam- stress for a foreign designer. Rebecca Uzzell models dresses for Fashion Magazines, and fashion shows. It was simply fascinating to see so many of my old classmates. After going back to my hotel, I got a call from Carolyn Whitley, and she told me she is a social worker and her husband, a preacher. My vacation ends next week. I guess I told you I am a private secretary for a movie manager, who is my dear husband. Classmate of '61, Alice M. Hood

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