Cocoa High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Rockledge, FL)

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P i -, 1 ' mi-n . -4,..-..--W gli I Q E ir? lil ff X wi NRL I S E j ,N 11 3 fr f 3 Q ,.. ' A r i as X1LX Steeped in research material, Mike Freeman works in the library. , V-me ,, , 1 M, go r ,, -.. AN W, r - M. HY , Y ,.. X X W , 1 A ,Q 54 767:87--V, N ., , Have-we JV f,,..,,,, 1,5 ,,l ,wr X , ' :Mlm M., Jan Terry waits while Bill Hughes picks up his fumbled books.

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There is a period in every student's lite when Suddenly He is no longer a child . . . The role of an adult must be assumed And a sense of responsibility along with it . . . The most obvious change ls mentalg the mind leaves behind the sense of Protection and adjusts to maturity . . . Many students have experienced such a change this year . . . ln the environment of Cocoa High School Their mental capacities have been cultivated Until they blossomed forth Producing accomplishments beyond all expectations Mr. Worthington demonstrates the use of a delicate scale to Bruce Berger. Brenda Wilee pensively studies by the Indian River 8

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Last year's Homecoming Queen Mary Repass crowns radiant Marsha Smith. Schedules are handed to registering students by Mr. Multop. fi 25 Z f , 6 , X ' fine 'ww :in