Cocoa High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Rockledge, FL)

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'W fc c- i i X mis S if' Q ,fi Vocational Guidance Counselor Nlr. Joe Walden. lVlrs. Whisenant reviews the students asking for guidance 1 In' . guidance Mrs. Cross files the records of each student attending CHS. records of mhgix. 23

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guidance, Vital aid is offcrcd This past year, an integral part of Cocoa High School was the Guidance Department. Director lVlrs. Jane Schnoor and counselors lVlrs. lVlargary Cross, lVlrs. Beecher Whisenant, and Dick Blake counseled students when- ever they had a problem or question. They advised seniors of their credits, helped them choose their college and apply for scholarships, kept students' permanent record files, and ad- ministered tests such as the PSAT, the NlVlSQT, and the Senior Place- ment Test. Assuming the role of vocational counselor this year was lVlr. Joe Walden. Last year's program of voca- tional training at Brevard Junior Col- lege was discontinued, training was now conducted completely at CHS. lndispensible to the Guidance De- partment, secretary lVlrs. Johnson made appointments and kept the of- fice running smoothly. She handled the mountains of paper work that Coach Blake checks over a student's record. flowed through the Guidance office. Guidance Secretary Mrs. Johnson. 22 Mrs. Schnoor prepares for Senior Placement teSt.

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custodians They keep CHS running smoothly With the increased size of Cocoa High School, the cafeteria workers and the custodians were required to work harder and more efficiently than ever at their vital tasks. Four lunch lines handled the flow of students through the cafeteria quickly. This year, Cocoa High became the only school in the county to have an un- supervised cafeteria. The almost herculean task of keep- ing the grounds of Cocoa High clean fell to the custodians. Working during and after school hours, they were re- sponsible for the well-kept campus and classrooms. Because the school was so large this past year, their task was especially important, the in- creased number of students made it necessary to maintain many more classrooms. Gene Whitlock, Plant Engineer. FRONT ROW: Dennis Coburn, Ron Hipp, Stan Bourgeois, Bill Spillman, Clara Mae Posey, Charlie Gains, Ben Sanders. BACK ROW: lVlike lVloran, lVlarc Smith, lVlike Sledge, Warren Weeks, John lvlogcicki, Billy Dipple.