Cocoa High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Rockledge, FL)

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Cafeteria Pearl Price and Bell Murdine make sand- wiches. Dishes are laid out for use by Margie Carter, Agnes Langley, and Doris Broadway. l Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Dansforth check lists. 2.4 The milkshake machine is put to use by Mrs. Davis and Mr. Haines. Billie Lee, Lou King, Kattie Parden, Doris Bass and Liza May Lyons make nourishing meal. gi, fl 5

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Secretaries are familiar with school pol' Surrounded by mounds of paper- work, the secretaries of Cocoa High School help keep everyone sane by maintaining organization in a disorga- nized atmosphere. They're always ready to help and assist students, and they seem to have an answer to any question. The secretaries are well informed on every school policy and tradition. In the front office Mrs. Snyder is the gen- eral secretary, helping wherever she is needed. Mrs. Macey has charge of all records. In the Guidance Department, Mrs. Johnson takes care of the paper- work. Mrs. Pilcher handles all of the money, records, and requisitions. Al- ways ready with a smile, the secretaries are great favorites at Cocoa High School. ' Y W5 WM 'M G rw f WW ' rf.. ,. W 1 ---gk M, .L .. , ln charge of records, Mrs. Macey helps with a smile. Mrs. Snyder serves in every secretarial capacity. cies Organized books and requisitions are due to Mrs. Pilcher. Barbara Hoppes helps Mrs. Schiffbaum fill out excuses. Secretaries 23

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Custodians Cocoa High has efficient maintenance staff Parker Young, Clem Hanson, Joe Pratt, and Willie Reddick clean school. Mr. Hill sets up yardage markers. i v vafqxs ' s XE? ss XX. The cafeteria workers and custodi- ans fulfill the needs of every inhabitant of Cocoa High School. During each day, the custodians are busy answer- ing every cry for assistance. Each night the custodians give the school an en- tire going over, rendering it sparkling clean to the students the next day. The cafeteria workers are frantically busy every day preparing breakfast and lunch. They have a pleasant, modern , kitchen in which to work, and the qual- l ity of the food served is always excel- l lent. A new milkshake machine was in- stalled this year, making another ex- ample of Cocoa High's never-ending i prosperity. Q s s.. B , g sg s, staff Q f je. Q, ---' ge--1,1 , .X af t... Y 4 .fi -. .g . J .-A . qfg- Q: A ... Erjc- ,c TQ- sk ,H T 3 c ' f sfs... 1 5 to ff . s - lg T 'tr fs?-e ' -.'. ' swf A j t g . 1 H c'ffw.s.,c,c, c . . 7' 2-I r K -2: K A 7 rm X Q I is Q . K 1 yn get N .kkk - . F rkkkkk 4, K F A LA ,. tg A ,i. 1 A . e t I7 , ' .,QlQilQ,. - to 0 -A , C va yy?--5.9, ' - - sg s Q. 5 an Lockie Saylor, Elizabeth Lovern, Mildred Nelson, Ger- trude Hill, Agnes Langley, and Flint King prepare fruit for lunch. 25