Cooper High School - Talisman Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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oopcr During the 5111! WE WOULD NOW LIKE TO PRESENT MR. MEAT PATTIE OF l966 Donna McKeever escorts Randy Allen into the gym for the Ugly Man Assembly. HELL'S ANGELS INVADE COOPER. Gary Button, Ken Passons, and Mitch Robertson participate in the Ugly Man Assembly. Q X1 POOF, AND lT'S GONE. Chris Taylor demonstrates his talent at the Ugly Man Assembly. Larry Billingsley shows how talented he is at the Ugly Man Assembly.

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.Many Assembies Presented at rensic League. Susan Harwell was chosen Merry Andrew for the annual Merry Andrew assembly. The Accents were one of many assemblies presented this fall at Cooper. The Windiammers performed at an assembly sponsored by the National Fo- Fall was filled with many varied activities for Cooper students. Many paid assemblies were presented to raise money for different organiza- tions. Among the assemblies were the Flying Cats, the Accents, and the Windjammers. One of the main events of the season was the Merry Andrew Assembly. The assembly which is presented annually had a vaudeville theme this year. Also this year the senior class had an ugly man assembly. At this assembly Bill Mayfield was selected by a panel of iudges as the ugliest man at Cooper.

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Drama Producfivns Pravzlie Safer I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU THINK Bob Hardy and Jill Warren perform Sleeping Beauty. Sleeping Beauty and The Skin of Our Teeth were presenTed by The Drama De- parTmenT. Many hours were spenT on re- hearsals and work calls in order To pre- pare for The plays. Sleeping Beauty was presented early in The year for ele- menTary school children in The Abilene area. The Skin of Our Teeth by ThornTon Wilder presenTed The sTory of man Through The ages. IT was The main fall producTion of The department 1 .HW , ,. 4 DON'T LET IT GET AWAYl B0b l'lCIrCly Gnd Shellie BUFTOD ploy AS I WAS SAYING TO, . Shellie Burton speaks To Debbie Dugger The parTs of Sleeping Beauty and Prince Charming. Harley Bonds, Ginger Antilley, and Mimi Davis.