Coopers High School - Cohisan Yearbook (Nashville, NC)

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DAN FOSTER GLOVER We are not here to play, to dream, to driftg we have hard work to do, and loads to lift. Tall blond with a smile for everybody . . . a love for M jokes . . . lover of life . . . a . . . a cheerful laugh . . . smiling eyes . . . a won- derful person to know . . . Dan ,Z way with the girls IUDITH LORRA INE HENDRICKS The smiles that win, the tints that glow, A mind at peace with all below. Short, sweet, and to the point . . . a cheerful heart a helping hand . . . open mind with new ideas quick smile . . . striving ceaselessly and tire- lessly to make this our best yearbook . . . burner of midnight oil . . . friendly and ambitious . . . Judy HILDA JEAN IOYNER Where thoughts serenely How pure, how dear their Petit miss with short natural curls . . . our basketball star . . . a sweet, unaffected girl who swings a big personality . . . a hit with the whole school . . . friendly words and a smile for everyone . . . gym- p shaking cheers for . . . Hilda How sweet express dwelling place. JANICE GALE IOYNER sweet and fair she seems to be, Selfless love of 1 quiet sincerity giving. Fond memories of dates in a blue-Fairlane . . . high spirit today, low tomorrow . . . that laugh . . . Heaven! sparkling blue eyes . . . dark hair . . . Miss Clairol . . . plans to be a beautician . . . late dates--Results . . . teased hair styles . . . has her own special friends, everyone . . . week-end road runner from Spring Hope to drag strip . . . hair dryer for Christmas . . . Janice W

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JULIA FAYE DAVIS Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Attractive lass with an open heart . . . typing for the MBI . . . I almost died laughing , , , living on a muddy road--Snowbound! . . . a wonderful sense of humor, a sweet disposition, and a wide, friendly smile Q I . . . wearer of green . . . shorthand at all hours of W--A the day . . . wisps of short brown hair around a happy face . . . Faye rv' 9. A RONALD GRAY EASON Oh, talk not to me of a name great in story-- V The days of our youth are the days of our glory. What--me worry? . . . Mother . . . lover of parties . . . maker of good times . . . a bus driver who reports his own sister . . . looks forward to FFA initiations . . . freckles and foxy impishness . . . Don't sweat it . . . Ronnie WILLIAM STANLEY EDGERTON Each morning sees some task begun Each evening sees it close. Always busy, yet time for everyone . . . intelligent . . . willing to accept responsibility . . . holder of the draw strings to our senior purse . . . Christmas carols sung in French . . . quiet and easy-going . . . slow and thoughtful answers . . . a job after school . . . William MARY SUE EDWARDS Here is a life filled with happiness, rich in enthusi- asm. Changeable eyes with hair to match . . . little blue A Corvair . . . checking the mail daily for letters from Tennessee . . . a heart with love for someone special 1 . . . always a laugh to cheer someone . . . a witty classroom participant . . . the center of attention . . a career as a beautician . . . Mary Sue 3

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LARRY RICHARD IOYNER Black were his eyes as the berry that grows on the thorne by the wayside. Amusing jokes and tales . . . personality for the girls . . . cars with speed . . . girls with wit . . . senior in orbit . . . a lucky hand with cards . . . but low with skins . . . cold black hair . . . loves chewin 8 gum . . . Larry Q' ' ODIA DELBERT JOYNER A handsome man this host was, I declareg a fine offi- cial he'd be anywhere. A different girl every month . . . one of the happier seniors . . . a quick smile for everyone . . . lover of practical jokes . . . always a laugh to cheer someone . . . maker of good times . . . I'll get that Ford run- ning yet! . . . Delbert WILLIAM BRUCE JOYNER He hoped his fame would reach his lady's ears. I-le wore the latest clothes. Possessor of athletic ability . . . love for jokes, music, and dancing . . . a special way with pretty girls and H202 . . . center of Coopers social life . . . intro- ducer of latest fads and dances . . . President of our student body . . . Bruce WILLIAM ALTON LANCASTER , 'J :of This lad had fallen in loveg by moonlight pale He slept no more than does the Nightingale! A different girl every month . . . talent for dancing . . . dark, curly hair and a love for sport coats . . . one of the happier seniors . . . easy-going manner . . . a quiet hello for dark-haired girls . . . last to class and first to leave . . . Alton