Coopers High School - Cohisan Yearbook (Nashville, NC)

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r ' r- r- - -rv -fir lf- ' r , N ! n-1 1 PRINCIPADS MESSAGE At the close of this school year, I would like to wish the graduating class the greatest success and happiness possible. The opportunity to work with the students, faculty, and parents has meant a great deal. The efforts of the annual staff, their sponsor, and the senior class have been fulfilled with vigor and determination. Such efforts merit bountiful rewards. It is sincerely desired that the accomplish- ments of the student body in past years will enable them to achieve individual happiness and display effective citizenship at the fullest. I2

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FACULT Thermos bottles filled with hot water for coffee . . . Frantically working to finish six- weeks' averages before the deadline . . . A smoke-filled lounge . . . Mrs. Broadfie1d's genuine concern for the students at Coopers . . . Echoes through the hall of chalk taps on the board . . . Mr. Batchelor's lectures on the feudal system . . . Three added members to the Coopers faculty . . . Gossiping in the lunchroom . . . Long mornings stretching into endless afternoons . . . Loyalty to their profession . . . Mrs. Christie's brisk walk and infinite energy . . . Almost inhuman patience dur- ing times of stress . . . I I

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Mrs. Ruth B. Christie Commercial Mrs. Annie Lee Home Math Sc Science Cuyler Best Agriculture B B HIGH SCHOOL FACULT xx, .N- X4 -val .Mgirs warm . X lf: I- ks..- Mrs. Frances T. Broadfield French gl English - ie-,- Mrs. Dorothy C. Hodges ,-, I-? A ' English Mrs. Maude H. Woodard Math SL Science X ,. ,, F :'f 1 X 'T' rr fi if 1 r . 1 if . .. n fr Q 4 1, - . .fit H7 -. 1l -j .leo -A G '-:' i W 1 4 I ,,---- . 1 -..l1',1.. . A M11 1 X- V H .. V an-It-f.i, L . I-,-lf' I, , ,V A 4:1 V ,T irqyr at ,-. Q: Jim M. Eaker Social Studies if-Efxffzfiwzl 5 lf. n Adolphus W. Batchelor Math 85 Social Studies Mrs. Mozelle B. Batchelor Home Economics