Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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Ralph XValdo Emerson was indeed a wise man. He learned eariy in his life that independence of thought should he the guide for every individual. Not only did he huiid his own life around this idea hut he went to great eijfort to show others the way. Consequently he he- came one of America's greatest thinkers and an aiiiatus to all succeeding gene- rations. He has heen our inspiration, for we have seen how many of his maxims oi' wisdom ht into our everyday schooi life. XVe have realized what a force is unity in our iivesg how important each day, to every other day: each step, from elementary to high schooig each parent, to teacher: each student, to hothg and we have with gratitude to Emerson chosen as our theme his immortal words: fill are neetieii lay each one Nothing is fair or good alone. CLP? l'le06!2 ' 'T