Cooper High School - Angel Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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DSDJ624 WOW It is only proper that we, the class of 1967 should dedicate this Annual to a person who has been associated with Cooper High School for such a long time as a guidng light to all students. We feel this is more than a trivial honor of courtesy. We speak of Mrs. G. W. Kennedy. This dedication is a small token from us, the students, Staff, and Faculty of Cooper High School. You have sent many students on the road to success through your suggestions, personal example and inspiration. You have sacrificed your leisure time to assist students in whatever capacity needed. By and large, you are a true personal friend, not only to the graduating class, but to the entire student body. May God richly bless you, and in the years to come, may the pages of this book bring you many pleasant memoreis of the Class of 1967. 4

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KJNHJPAL' ' JWSSSL4 8 The youth of today has a responsibility of the future. Your oppor- tunities are the greatest at anytime in the history of our country. It is imperative, if this country is to survive, that you prepare your- self for serviceg dedicate yourself for a. causeg work not only to pro- mote your own interestg but that of your fellowman as well. Be sure to act right and wisely, for on you will depend the happiness of your generation and millions yet unborn. 6