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Glasgow | Greg Cooper

by Greg Cooper
Senior Angela Norman reminds her little sister Alison Norman, 11, that she forgot to call home after school. Norman’s class mates decorated their homeroom wall for a door decorating contest to encourage school spirit.
Glasgow High chemistry teacher Elaine Richardson’s house is the setting for the senior class, as they construct their float.
The day of the ‘Big Game,’ the Seniors came to school an hour early to paint their faces and dress their cars up with balloons and streamers. Teacher Elaine Richardson, a senior sponsor, receives the treatment from within her car.
Homecoming Queen candidate Ann-Thomas Davenport prepares for the Friday night’s events. Her mother Janice works on curling her hair while her brother Jimmy watches the process from her bed.
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