Cocoa High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Rockledge, FL)

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X . Administration lglr. Jenkins helps students determine their bus num- ers. Mr. Walden and Mr. Jenkins are vital to CHS Two men who hold together the loose ends of Cocoa High School are Mr. Walden, Administrative Assistant, and Mr. Jenkins, Dean of Students. Their jobs are many and varied. Mr. Walden took his new position as Administrative Assistant with enthusi- asm. He takes care of the general school supervision, helping with attend- ance, discipline, requisitions, and textbooks. He also advises all of the teacher personnel and assists the guid- ance office. Mr. Walden enjoys the strange sport of snake hunting when he has time off from his many duties. Mr. Jenkins, Dean of Students, has responsibilities which are numerous, too. He takes charge of all attendance and discipline, as well as taking care of the gymnasium. Mr. Jenkins can al- ways be seen fourth period patrolling the cafeteria. His favorite sport is bas- ketball. He also manages to find time for coaching football and golf, as well as basketball. Mr. Walden comes into personal contact with members of the student body. The Administrative Assistant, Mr. Walden refers to the schedule board.

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Assistant Principal Nlr. Roth is a co-worker of everyone at CHS Having spent many years as a mem- ber of the Cocoa High School faculty, Mr. Robert C. S. Roth has had many experiences that qualify him for the Assistant Principalship. A familiar face in the community, Nlr. Roth has been a resident in Cocoa since World War ll. He first became the airport manager, remaining in that po- sition for only six months. He then taught band and biology at Cocoa High and eventually advanced to fill various administrative capacities. Mr. Roth's responsibilities are nu- merous and varied, each bringing him face to face with the student body. He works side by side with the Student Council and ICC and makes himself available to anyone who has questions concerning student activities. The assistant principal is not only an administrator, but also a co-worker of everyone in Cocoa High. Mr Roth's help is available to any one who seeks it. Mr. Roth assists Rick Burgess with jammed locks

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Guidance , ' 'if 1 f,,, , 2 ' l 4 5 Mrs. Wright confers with a student to clear up problems. Mr. Yoakley radiates warmth and friendliness to everyone. 22 + Guidance clarifies jumbled worlds Whenever there is trouble or an emo- tional threat to a student, the Guidance Department of Cocoa High School is always ready to help. Mr. Yoakley and Mrs. Wright, the counselors, have a nev- er-ending task of clarifying jumbled worlds. They are realistic people who see problems as they are. Helping students with personal prob- lems isn't their only job. Although the student body provides Mrs. Wright and Mr. Yoakley with enough work to keep them running at top speed, the coun- selors find ample time to administer to the students the big exams, such as the PSAT, Senior Placement, and Merit Scholarship Tests. Another problem the Guidance De- partment takes under its wing is any physical difficulties a pupil may have. The teachers report any observed symptoms and the proper steps and precautions are taken. The counselors also have the responsibility of schedul- ing, rescheduling, and rescheduling! Ever-patient Mrs. Johnson gives instructions to a student.