Coopers High School - Cohisan Yearbook (Nashville, NC)

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PHYLLIS GALE PRICE You are as gold as the half-ripe grain that merges to gold again, as white as the white rain that beats through the half-opened flowers. Outfit for every occasion . . . fresh as a daisy and neat as a pin . . . a yen for small talk . . . a con- scientious worker . . . endeavoring to do things right . . . a rapid conversationalist . . . dry wit at the weirdest moments . . . Phyllis DENNIS ERVIN PROC TOR He seldom spokeg but what he said was clearg and full of senseg so that you wished to hear. Eager for knowledge . . . the wonder of physics class . . . always willing to help . . . that once-in-a-life time ride with a mannequin . . . quiet and sincere a tremendously good sport . . . Dennis BETTY ANN SMITH But tell of days in goodness spent, A heart whose love is innocent. Fascinating wit . . . dependable . . . always wants to help . . . likes parties and thick milk shakes . . . ,', out-going, bubbling personality . . . sense of pos- sessiveness . . . quick change of moods . . . talks of boys over half-eaten lunches . . . a carefree, happy child at heart . . . Betty Ann 7' DONALD RAY SMITH He was a gentleman on whom I built an absolute trust. Loves to hunt . . . church every Sunday . . . a twin who plays the guitar . . . blushes easily around girls dry wit at the oddest moments . . . always busy but time for everyone . . . slow and thoughtful ans- wers . . . Be that way all your life and see if I care . Ray

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MAMIE FRANCES NARRON A love that life could never tire, death quench or evil stir, The mighty Master gave to her. Likes pretty cars and clothes . . . likes to have fun . . . skirts and blouses . . . favorite color, red . . . hamburgers and French fries . . . a smile that never fades . . . a marvelous personality . . . always dependable . . . sense of humor . . . dreams of a brick cottage full of fine modernistic furniture . . . Coopers will lose a nice girl . . . Pete 7 F MYRTLE MARIE PARKER She is as kind as she is fair, For beauty lives with kindness. A happy smile . . . suppressed giggles breaking the quietness of study hall . . . blue '56 Ford . . . faith- ful attendant to all meetings . . . a deep blush . . . always willing when needed . . . right hand girl for some lucky employer . . . eager participation in all phases of Coopers . . . Marie WOODARD LONZIE PARKER, JR. ' 'E' A laugh is worth one hundred groans in any market. An infectious laugh and a yen for conversation . . . a if S witty classroom participant . . . enjoys the honey- ' heavy dew of slumber --in class . . . lover of practi- ly H, cal jokes . . . laughter ringing through the halls . . light, light hair and a mischievous twinkle in green eyes . . . W. L. PEGGY ANN POLAND And there were none but few godlier than she. A wonderful secretary for a lucky boss . . . tall gal p looking for a tall guy . . . Editor of the BULLDOG . . long brown hair and a friendly smile . . . intellectual . . . bursting with talent . . . a conscientious indi- vidual . . . a teacher's joy . . . quietness and sim- plicity . . . areal typist . . . Peggy

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JOAN FAYE SMITH Selfishness has no place in her life. A special beau all her own . . . a help in time of need p . . . quietness and simplicity . . . little girl charm , ,.l 1,, . . . a twin . . . no powder, no paint, just Nature's touch . . . sincerity is shown through a radiant smile , 11 'ev . . . a pleasure to know . . . Faye JOYCE BAKER SMITH A l And on that cheek, and o'er that brow. So soft, so 'V' calm, so eloquent, the smiles that win. 1 A half-surprised laugh . . . a closet full of beautiful -1. 1 clothes . . . quiet and soft-spoken . . . a friendly word and gentle smile to all . . . round face and rosy cheeks framed by light brown hair . . . Joyce CHARLES PERS ON TAYLOR His greatest job was eating all the while, good meats, good wines, and all in hearty style. Quiet and easy going but he will tell you what he thinks . . . zooming white Ford . . . sprinkled with wit, laughter, and friendliness . . . excitement for every- thing large or small . . . a pleasant smile . . . the ability to do good work when he tries . . . a sincere friend . . . Charles f? 'V' MAURICE FOLGUA TURNER, JR. 6 We did not think it worth our while to find objections to his friendliness. A slow careless walk . . . shrug of the shoulders . . . late to bed and late to rise . . . eager participation in all phases of Coopers . Q . lover of '58 Fords . . . a witty classroom participant . . . Reece