Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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The eternal monitor! Qui' clean of boys and his assistants write acllnission and tarcly slips. Mr. Eller also- acts as a counselor for our students. . flmo, flHIllS, fllllllf-IT'l21YlJC SOIHC' ciav we shall final a use for it. VVe must form the right habits, and a typing class is the place where we learn to do just that. Wfhen our hancl plays at out-ole town lioothall games, the niaiorettes always go. l l s ,mi 5 M s f

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'19 Mr. VVillarcl and his assistants start the clay off right hy getting right clown to work. VVhat's on the program for totlav? Assembly? Clubs? Teachers' meeting? Xve can huy anything that our hearts clesire in the scholastic fielcl, except hrains, in the school store, where we get service with a smile. Xlletl better have'a good excuse, or hliss Noble ancl her stall will ltnow the reason whyl No slxipping arouncl herel Gooclnessl All those arnazecl faces- Wlhat new cliscovery has been marie in our chernistrv clepartment? linnnv Smith has hecorne a cracliere iaclt photographer through experience in the Uiversifietl Occupations Class.

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For the students who win essay con- tests there is frequently a reward for their good work. Not only do we learn about nouns and pronouns, Chaucer and Shakes- peare in twelfth grade English class, but also do we learn to appreciate the opera. hflavbel Photography is a good thing to ltnow, especially when we have a lovely subject. It isn't an exclusive banquet of im- portant executivesg itis just a box- supper for Key Club members and their dads. Preparing themselves as future homemalters, these young ladies work industriously in their home economics class.