Frank W Cox High School - Talon Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Principal Walter N. Carroll Heading the administration of Cox High School, with wisdom to guide both students and faculty alike is our princi- pal, Mr. Carroll. His work resulted in achievement and success. His concern and realization of the value of extracurricular activities, both clubs and sports, not to mention the stress placed on academic achievement provided the essential part for the development of a well-rounded stu- dent body.

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Administration And Faculty 15

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Assistant Principal James W. French Like a man of many faces, many sides, Mr. French has been active in so many areas of school life that only very new students ore not acquainted with him. At home on the edge of the field, booming over the loud speaker, or in his present position as assistant principal, Mr. French is a study in versatility. He has the responsibilities of supervising D.E., coordinating trans- portation, and handling senior disci- pline. Administrative Asst. Alfred B. Bulla With his mild manner and soft voice Mr. Bulla is the Cox version of the big stick policy. Known to many geography and social studies students as an excellent teacher, he now fills the challenging position of administra- tive assistant, which means discipli- narian or executive truant officer. He is always well-armed with an air of cheerfulness and cooperation. Student Activities Dir. Jerry F. Deviney Mr. Jerry Deviney, olios Slithery D., took over the reins as director of student activities, inheriting the grave responsibility of riding herd on 2,000 students lost September. Always on the telephone, worrying, planning, ad- vising, and chaperoning, besides teaching English and International Re- lations, Mr. Deviney was liked and re- spected by all. He led the student body in an outstanding year. 17