Cooper High School - Talons Yearbook (New Hope, MN)

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10 - Student Life Division

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I Boyfriend and girlfriend Sean Hauser and Claire Ru- dolph possess a special relationship that has grown since they met at Cooper. I b Forming a study group, seniors Iodi Johnston and Wendy Kohnen along with juniors Rachel Beaty and Angie Anderson take c1 break from their homework to socialize. I .- I Since Robbinsdale Cooper opened its doors in 1964, it has been c1 social center for those who attend. b Sophomore Connie Adams and her friends Kari Skogrand, Annette Carpenter, Tamiko Nelson and Lisa Pederson show their enthusiasm about being in high school as they leave school after Homecoming activities. b .- F riends group together to car pool to and from school, saving on gas as well as providing more time for them to spend with each other. Opening - 9

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.- H With the bonfire in full blaze, seniors Laura Weinzetl, Cathy Hildahl, Jennifer Groschen and Travis Bachmeier celebrate the end of the first day of Homecoming activities. 1 Room 102, the senior champion homeroom h A 7' I e h? e 0t volleyball team of Bob Marsh, survived four rounds of competition to finish in first place. 1 E Even on a cold Friday evening, spirit warms the crowds as they cheer at the Homecoming football game. Diversity: The spice of Robbinsdale- Cooper's lifestyle. From the preparation and creativity of drama to the dedication and per- severance of the sports teams, to the unifying spirit of homecoming, student lifestyle shows infinite diversity in in- finite combinations. High school's active style is overwhelming, . dynamic and changing; 1n our style is diversity. STUDEN T LIFE Student Life Division - l l