Conecuh County High School - Cohian Yearbook (Castleberry, AL)

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DEDICATION Miss Margaret Nelson Man’s wealth is not measured by the many things he owns, but by the unselfish good he does for his fellow man. According to this, Miss Nelson must be a very wealthy person— rich with the experiences of giving of herself to help other people. The students of C.C.H.S. will long remem- ber and love Miss Nelson for the things she did for us. Not only as an English teacher, but also for helping make possible a Christ- mas Pageant, the Junior-Senior Banquet, and most of all for being our friend. 4

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VOCATIONAL BUILDING GYMNASIUM PRINCIPAL’S HOME

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Mrs. Evelyn LeCroy Those of us who were most fortu- nate to have Mrs. LeCroy as our Sixth Grade teacher will ever reap bountifully from the experiences, guidance, love and understanding we received as her students. She was an ever guiding light for our lives and that light still lives in each of us. None of us shall ever forget the many experiences, and knowledge gained in Mrs. LeCroy's traditional study of South America. We, the students of Conecuh County High say, Thank-you, Mrs. LeCroy, for being a very im- portant part of our lives. Mrs. Eunice Hardin What was more frightening than that first day of school? We had to meet new people and make many adjustments. What a relief it was to be able to depend on a person as nice as Mrs. Hardin. She has had a big responsibili- ty over the years as a first grade teacher, and she has accepted it graciously. So many students she has helped from cray- ons to arithmetic will always love and appre- ciate Mrs. Hardin for helping us in our first year of school Not only did she teach us to read and write, but also to give and take, to share things, to make friends and most of all how to be a friend. These are values we will treasure throughout our lives.