Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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.uh-fffwwfm X P R I N C I P A L To be able to capture the spirit ol' the man would be very dillicult indeedl Not often does one encounter a single personality that embodies as many ol' the best traits of character as does our principal, Nr. George S. Wfillard. A salesman, a lawyer, a policeman, a sports writer, an erstwhile irate parent, a teacher, a student, a maid, or a janitor comes from his office with the same pleasant glow and warmth of feelingg for inside they have tallied to a person who easily, apparently, has put himself in their places, has understood, and has treated them as they would wish to be treated. This is our principall We recognize him as our friend, lor not only does he understand, but he helps us with our problems. Through his own exemplary life he inspires us to be better people. He shows us a way of life that is good. Mrs. llfzllurrl, Hr. ll'illartl, and their soplzouzore Lltlligllftfl George-fliuz, enter tlzeir new lmme. s . 1200

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B'0ARD OF TRUSTEES The tireless efforts of our distinguished Board of Trustees, por- trayed on this page, have begun to bear visible fruits of progress in the shape of better housing facilities for the youth of Vtfilson. Because of their perseverance and deep desires for the best opporf tunities for the young people of our community, they have never ceased soliciting good will and cooperation in launching a four- project school building program to be completed in the next few years. The citizens of VVilson gave their approval by voting sufficient bonds, and due to the combined efforts of the Trustee-leadership and the John Public, the next years senior class will be able to graduate from the massive and beautiful new Balph L. Filae Senior High School, named in honor of Dr. Pike, present chair- man of the Board of Trustees, who has given more than twenty years of his thought, concern, time, and love in the cause of edu- cation for the children of VVilson. , . , , . e . . . .. e .. ,,-!' ' ,.. -aD1' .1mZaim ,ta?:'.f.4affMf1'w',a.or1 B-'vw-1 wa it 5 rffvfmv 'tfflffflfff It wvfrirrb mfnlmwqwai Mas I DR VV C TlUNTER MR C1 C VICK

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walt., ww. FHS. MISS LELA AYCOCK: VVornan's College of the Uni- versity of North Carolinag A.B.fEnglishg ClOCOON Stall: Aclviserg Career Day Aclviserg Counselor: Quill and Scroll Aclviserg Senior Class Adviser. MRS. DOROTHY BAKER: Duke Universityg AB.- Sciencez lireshinan Class Adviser. VVlLLlAlXl R. REAMON, -IR.: Atlantic Christian Col' legcg A.B.-lXlathernaticsg Freshman Class Adviser. NRS. liLl,A BEAlXIONz VVornan's College ol' the Uni- versity ol' North Carolina: A.R.-Scieneeg Sophomore Class Aclviser. NRS. hlll,DRED BULLARD: Colurnhia Universitvg hl.A.-llonie llconornicsg lireshnian Class Adviser. NARSI IALL CARR, 'lR.: East Carolina Collegeg RS.- lnclustrial Artsg Eighth Crade. MRS. GRACE CORBETT: Atlantic Christian Collegeg A.R.fScienceg l7reshrnan Class Adviser. MRS. ETHEI. CRAWLEY: East Carolina Collegeg A.R.-Englishg Career Day Aclviserg Counselorg Future Teacher Cluh Adviserg Senior Class Adviser. , F3 r tzrrlmrc orlcsln exclrrirrrs D. More Rrrlzirrntg slcills prove zrsefrrl lo Rrerrrer' rlrlr. Cillrert Rose nrzcl .Slmrpe olzserle s 1 ripe P. Askew, rrrrrl Mrs. rrrzrl ill. Drum in Mrs. Milrlrml Rule lx. Harrell zrszrrg tlze jorrzter rn lrfzclus Ella Rmrrrorz screrzce ferrclzer. lrrr'rl's lzorrre ecorzorrrics Class. Wifll Arts ll- AJL- A ... - g.M..r..,43 1-:.1.4L.1.4guw-4.w,4..4.un.L.n.-:....1. 5.1.41 L, JA .. A. ...0r-., nn, '..4-Luka..-1. 1.1541-L at , v..rmr1...4m9:.4...4 Aa, m:.w..u.h.rn uzrmznm1n.gx4um.a -rm