Cocoa High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Rockledge, FL)

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Mr Anderson symbolizes Getting accustomed to a new admin- istration is usually difficult, but Mr. Anderson, the new principal of Cocoa High School, is an old friend to the student body. There is no rigid silence when he walks into a room or down the halls. Instead there is a relaxed atmosphere everywhere, and this is due to the easygoing spirit of lVlr. An- derson. A native of the South, Mr. Anderson was born in Winfield, West Virginia, where he attended high school and eventually returned to teach. ln col- lege, as in high school, he obtained many honors and held many official positions. He was so outstanding that he was listed in Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities in 1949 and 1950. For the past three years he has been the assistant principal at Cocoa High School and has had plenty of time to form opinions about the school as a whole. The present student body is perhaps the most spirited and dedi- cated l have ever seen. This will make for a better unified school, both among the students and faculty, he com- mented. Mr. Anderson enjoys relaxing with his family and officiating at foot- ball and basketball games. Desk work is just one of Mr. Anderson's many jobs. Always willing to help Mr Anderson confers with Mr Holden on a difficult problem

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Academics Wisdom is the key of life itselfg And so it is at Cocoa High School . .. Our school life revolves Around academics. lt is the work of any school To better its individual students ln all facets of life. Cocoa High strives to instill in its pupils An increase and appreciation For knowledge. The value of scholarship, As part of our preparation for life, ls exemplified by The actions and words of the faculty.

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