Frank W Cox High School - Talon Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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SJn CacJi JlCass CTl uic ina Sia 2 This past fall when 1800 apprehensive freshmen, sophomores, and juniors began another school year at Cox, they were met by a very capable administration. Just as there were many additions to the student body, so were there new members in our faculty. The new teachers had to become familiar with our school and its objec- tives in education; the teachers that had previously taught here at Cox had to adjust to the back-to-school routine and make plans for a successful, -informative year. As the months passed by, the relationship bletwe n the admini- stration and the student assemblage became closer within each daily situation. The willingness and friendliness of the faculty when sought for advice certainly enlightened the lives of the students. We are very proud of our administration and its achievement of quality guidance and teaching.

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k i ' •'■i V . • ' ' i '' ' '-t From LEFT TO mGHT: Gilbert, Owens, Lyon, Owins, Brillhart, Murden, Cox, Jard, Ray, Ferrell, Isaacs, Buffington, and Cohen. JKemoers ofUne cnool Joarcf Mr. Lloyd A. Murden Chairman Mr. Luther E. Gilbert Mr. George C, Lyon Mrs. Mary Ray Mr. Fred Isaacs Mr. Algy W. Cohen Mr. Kenned L. Jard Vice-Chairman Mr. C. B. Owens Mr. Charles J. Owins Mr. George R. Ferrell Mr. James W. Buffington Miss Frances Brillhart Clerk Mr. Frank W. Cox Superintendent of Schools 20