Bonner Springs High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Bonner Springs, KS)

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Ray Cox—Administrator And Friend Above: Ray Cox as busy an administrator as you will find anywhere. Lower Left: Mr. Cox takes five so that he can go back to his busy office refreshed. Lower Right: Mr. Cox receiving his honor as Dedicatee at the end of the Injun Joe assembly. 6

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. . .and the band had its day. Umm. . .let me see if I can make it easier. In the next 219 pages you will see those who have made the headlines, and now, the Newsmakers: 1972-1973. 5

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The Totem Pole staff started the year with a dedicatee but when the news was released that Mr. Cox would be leaving, a hasty decision was made. We could not let him go without dedicating the book to him! Mr. Cox's ten years of service to Bonner High have included being a teacher of American History, Sociology, Psychol- ogy, Constitution, Civics, Health and Drivers' Education. He was also head football coach and track coach. For the past five years he has been a vice- principal and Athletic Director. In each of these positions he has served the school and the students with leadership and efficiency. Mr. Cox is not only leaving us, but he is leaving the teaching profession. We are sorry to see him go and we know that he will be missed throughout the school organization, but we hope that in this dedication he will understand that we wish for him continued success in his new endeavor. We hope that he will not forget us for we know that we will not forget him, so. . .till we meet again.. .good luck! The worst part of the job. . .having to call our parents when. ..! “Now Mrs. Bundy, you will find that schedule of events for next year just about complete. I've got just a few more dates to fill in. Mr. Cox was everywhere, making sure that events went off on schedule and that we were doing thi —