Copperas Cove High School - Bulger Yearbook (Copperas Cove, TX)

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JERRY MUNCY 'Munce' Class Plays 3 Years FFA 3 Years Band 2 Years WANDA PERSON 'Beebee' Transfer from Gonzales GAA 1 Year Choral Club 1 Year FHA 4 Years GLEN DALE BUCHANAN 'Buck' Txack 1 Year FFA I Yea: Class Plays 2 Years

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IANIE SUE LYON FHA 4 Years Pep Squad 3 Years S, C, LEE 'C Boy' Football 3 Years Basketball 2 Years Baseball 3 Years Track 2 Years Band 2 Years FFA 1 Year FFA Officer 1 Year Class Plays 3 Years Annual Staff DOYLE HAMMACK 'Possum' Football 3 Years Football Captain 3 Years Athletic Award 1 Year Basketball 3 Years Basketball Captain 3 Years Baseball 3 Years Track 3 Years All-District Football Team Most Athletic 2 Years Most Popular 1 Year Best All Around 1 Year Class President 2 Years Class Plays 3 Years FFA 1 Year Citizenship Award 1 Year Annual Staff

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered C, C. H. S. in September, 1954. Our class president was Milburn Taylor: Gale l-lull, vice presidentg Jo Ann Schwausch, secretaryg and Gloria Cassens, treasurer. Our activities that year were a few class parties. When our Sophomore year came. we elected Doyle Hammack, president, Joe Lynn Boyd, vice presidentg Carolyn Kokel, secretary, and Gloria Cassens, treasurer. During our Sophomore year, we presented a comedy play called HOT WATER The acting ability of Milburn Taylor, in the role of an exas- perated old man, astonished and pleased us all. Time passed quickly and our Junior year began. That was quite a year for us. Our class officers were: Doyle Hammack, presidentg Carolyn Kokel, vice president, Sandra Stiles, secretaryg Gloria Cassens, treasurerg and Jo Arm Schwausch. reporter. This year we presented the play ORP!-IAN NELL, which was a gay '90' melodrama. Such a play had never been presented in Copperas Cove. In March we went to San Antonio for a class trip. From the banks of the San Antonio River, we watched the San Jacinto Fiesta River Parade, a beautiful sight. Another outstanding event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet held in the library. The theme was 'Moonlight and Roses, where the library was transformed into an old-fashioned rose garden. Even the Junior boys, who objected to the balloon bag, which the girls had ordered for the occasion, called the banquet a success. At last we were Seniors. Carolyn Kokel is our president, Gale Hull, vice president, Sandra Stiles, secretary, and Gloria Cassens, treasurer. On October 26, our class sponsored a pancake supper. We wrote for donations from many com- panies, and we still have pancake flour and syrup leftl On December 9, several of our Senior mothers gave a Christmas Dinner at the Hull's, where we enjoyed the delicious turkey with all the trimmings. And did some of the boys ever eat! Right now we are starting on our Senior Play Mr. Poper's Penguins. Before our Senior year ends and before all seventeen of us separate and each goes his way, we are looking forward to many more happy times togetherg such as, the Junior-Senior Banquet, the picnics, and swimming parties, and the Senior Trip. When we leave the auditorium on May 23, to the strains of 'The Graduation March, we shall be taking the fond memories of our school days with us. We shall always remember the fine times we have had here during what will prove to be some of the happiest days of our lives. The school 'will little note not long remember what we say here, but we can never forget what we did here.