Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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I T I ff'- B0rn for success he seenzeal, Q Vlfitlz grace to win, f? lflfitlz lzectrt to hold Vlfitlz slzining gifts That toolz all eyes He has heen a teacher to many, a friencl to all. lie has laughed with us, enjoyed us, inspired us. This 1na11 is helci clear in the hearts of all who know him. I le is a inan of inany talents, ahle to guide those who are uncertain, ancl willing to follow those who are steadfast. For his unsellish cievotio11 to his work anal for his untiring interest in our school, we are happy to Clcciicatc this, our 1954 yearhook, to MR. Doucrixs YVALLACE SVVINK. 17?

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The weather certainly is dealing us a bad hand. Mr. Willard and Coach Dickens dis- cuss cancelling the last football game of the season. Winter comes and with it basketball! One of the first games of the season finds the A.C.C. gym crowded with excited spectators. Lane Thomas, Tommy Calhoun, and Shir- ley Overman decorate the cafeteria for the annual Iunior-Senior banquet. -lo Ann Joyner struggles to hang on to her hat as Robert Slater drags her along to catch the train to the Fayetteville game. Mary Frances Collins and Stevie Yionoulis capture the spirit of the 'f gay nineties in their Sweethearts of Springtime sophomore prom. The editorial staff members feel as if they are returning from outer space after the con- fusion of taking superlative pictures one No- vember day. 191