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

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20 feature 'ewzA'iz's pj’Aez This year, as rules and regulations seemed to rain down upon us. a few found sanctuary at Charlie’s place. Ironically, for a place full of do’s and don’ts. Charlie Ellison managed to make the parking lot a place to keep your hair dry. Charlie Ellison — Supervisory Aide . . ©NS' ' on0 co ' V4 , 0'« 'HS % SJS, ' S . A ’ V V,.

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homecoming 19 Rcq 147 Queen Pam Mills and King Jeff Davis. The Homecoming Royalty of 1976 broke the bonds of tradition and implemented new ideas, responding to changing trends in society. Unlike Cooper’s previous Royal courts, this year's court included male royalty. The senior class decided to crown a homecoming king in addition to a queen, chose 12 candidates from the four major fall sports. The 22 queen candidates were chosen in the manner used in the past, the only restriction being that the candidates were seniors. From the 24 candidates, five princesses and five princes were elected to the royal court. On Friday. October 15. after the weeks of growing excitement and anticipation. Pam Mills and Jeff Davis were crowned Queen and King for 1976.

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feature 21 “Wake me up when the movie is over. You really can't help it. The voice up in the front of the room drones on and on and you're so tired. Sleeping in school seems to he a favorite student pastime. Not only can you sleep in class but almost anywhere (if you can get away with it). A few of the favorite places to sleep are the library, the guidance and nurse's offices, the annual and newspaper rooms, the commons, or anywhere?if you're that tired. So why wait until you're home to take a nap? Take one in school!