Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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. safe we t Z1 dx J' fa 'args Pm ifssrw WQTH EMAQMS ' .. 1 H J uwssia, . REPOSE The teachers of the citv svstem find repose and quiet ease at a banquet honoring them. PEACE Recognition of tr u t h brings freedom and the hope for peace in the world. E. Kerczek Ccen- terj wins the VOICE OF DEMOCRACY s p e e c h contest. PATIENCE Nowhere could cheerful patience be more exem- plified than in the class- room. Miss Moore ex- plains shorthand. DUTY Happiness, the natural flower of Dutv, comes to htlr. VVillard who alwavs cooperates with that which is good for all of us. This time it's fire protection. fn, 711 .1-pn - -in fu ng rg . ' f .93 in T-' it xlib! .LF UNE! ll-a Iliad ll PASTIM ES One secret of happiness is having something to do. Many students spend hap- DV hours painting. P. Mc- Donough records entries for the art show in Mav. PLEASANT MEMORIES Food! Pienics! Parties! All afford happv memories of fun and fellowship with teachers and classmates. HOPE To be happy, it takes courage and hope for the freedom of all. BV ioining the National Cuard the bovs show their willing- ness to protect this free- dom! TRUE PLEASURES True happiness comes from sharing with others. Happiness is a social thing! We'll alwavs re- member B. Minschew as a genial host of countless parties. LOVE Who but our parents could give us more unselfish love or teach us better the spirit of generositv to others? MERRIMENT A dav without laughter is a lost davl The gift of natural gladness is price- less. Pantomiming one of Yma Sumac's recordings affords fun here. HEALTH Health like happiness, is the normal state. Work is not enoughg if we are to be happv we must also plav. THANKFULN ESS We could not be happv if we did not have faith and recognize our God as the giver of all good and per- fect gifts. ESS .

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