Cooper High School - Growl Yearbook (Cooper, TX)

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Activities Following the program the juniors and seniors dance to the music of the Chordells, ln the middle, bales of cot- ton and magnolia blossoms carry out the 'Old South' theme at the head table where junior officers and dates sat. At lower left the Chordells from E.T,S.U, provided live music at the prom. Homecoming and Junior Senior Prom 2255? ...f SOPHOMORE SERVERS were Mikie Conley, Shirley Watson, Vikie Conley, Cathy Ainsworth, Deborah Huie, Larry Trapp, Gregg Browne, Bobby Landers, Wendell Preas and Gary Chandler. ,......1.- .. ,et 1 V, tunnis'-4 lle - it L K' .'1. 5 L-ViVV Nii J is iiltr iii K .1

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Year gl A .. S f r Sophomores load up for a hayride to Bonner's Point to have a Weiner roast. At Granny and Gramps Night, FHA members and their dates play games that their grandparents played. Bobby Landers and Martha Shaffer pass the orange. Carle Williams asks a final question of No. I, Gary Anderson, on the Dating Game at the library assembly. The other dates are Tiger Brown and Benton Rainey. 7

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are Seniors Biggest Events M KM Charles Ray discusses table decorations with Charlotte James and Carie Williams. Football boys watch students display school spirit during the Homecoming pep rally. CHS Homecoming was observed in traditional style again this year. Activities began the night be- fore with a bon fire and the decorating of floats. On Friday the reigning queen and '67 queen nomi nees headed a downtown parade which was followed by a pep rally in the gym. At the game the band and pep squad formed a large C for the crowning of the 1967 Homecoming Queen, Miss Judy Smead. After the game, exes, teachers, and students gathered in the gym for re- miniscing and dancing. Reigning queen and '67 nominees are honored be- fore the pep rally. 90:3 FHA members and their mothers assemble the mums for Homecoming. CHS students, exes, and their guests dance after the Homecoming game.