Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Standing, left to right: Buddy Kemper, Jim Wiley, Doug Joiner, Lee Bayard, Stephen Floyd, Patsy Morley, Mary von Heusen, Angie Sherrard, Sue Glenn. Seated: Henry Moon, A. J. Land, Bill Scudder, Larry Favors. Lucia Lummus, Jean Willingham, Peggy MacQuirter. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote better under- standing of Spanish-speaking people and the countries from which they come and to stimulate interest in the Spanish Language. EL C1RCULo ESPA GL Members not pictured Pf6Slfl6flt ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. . .,,,r,..,,,. Larry Favors First Vice President ,,,, r,,. M ary von Heusen Second Vice President ,,t, Buddy Kemper Lillian Coodman M0fiI1C NHUdiS Pat Wood Secretary --N-kAA-Au--ii-iiiiiYiiiiiiii w---wV---, P atsy Morley Jimmy Grimes Jo Beth Newsome Clifford Robinson Treasurer Peggy Macouirter Dave Hanson Norma Jean Page Carolyn Jenkins Advisers Mrs Missouri B Hulin Martha Harrell Peddy Pafkef Carolyn Owens ' ' g Carol Ann Hart Kay Parks BCHY Jean Hale Carolyn Adams Jean Adams Patsy Alford Juliet Anderson Miriam Angline Paula Austin Martha Bagley John Barker Patricia Bean Arnold Benton Lynn Bilbro Patricia Brennan Mrs. Norma D. Worley Ann Brinson Charlotte Calhoun Linda Calloway Charlotte Carter Ann Chaplan Dorothy Cohn Glenda Dix Rosa Lee Dowdy Janice Dozier Ginger Estes Paula Frazer Marlis Goldschmidt Janice Herring Gayle Humphries Bill Kantor Vera Katz Kurt Keene Marquerite Kozel Helen Kolodkin Phillip Lupo John Martin Dixie McCosh Ann Milam Charles Mitchell Jane Morris Marilyn Phillips Mary Ann Powers Margie Schapiro Kay Shearouse Martha Smithers lla Stern Judy Speilberger Evoyne Tolbert Carol Thompson Carol Tommey Judy Webster Donald Witt Patsy White David Wilson

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Standing, left to right: Patsy Bone, Joan Freeman, Dawn Raymond, Pat Taylor, Jane Henderson, Sue Rich, Martha Jean Adams, Dottie Alford, Joyia Wfilson, Rita Cleveland. Seated in rear, left to right: Janice Bigham, Peggy Forst. Pat Norris, Joann Blackwood, Elaine Talbot. Seated in front, left to right: Ruth Martin, Donna Etheridge, Glenda Dix, Margie Barton. Barbara Slade. Not pictured: Evelyn Huff, Martha Smithers, Jeannette Stanton, Crystal Crouch, Claire Rosenberg. LIBRARY ASSISTA T The library assistants are distinctly a service group. Each girl agrees to give at least one hour per week toward helping in the library. Their duties vary, including circulation desk work, shelving books, checking magazines, filing cards, reading the shelves, checking invoices, making overdue notices, arranging bulletin boards, and anything else that needs to be done. The State Department of Education and the Georgia Library Association, recog- nizing their service to the School library, awards them a certificate for two years, service.

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S uf eccy , fi? 5' W' - ,ff First row, left to right: Ann Epting, Dale Rogers. Second row: Bettina Cirsovius, Sonya Jastrernski. Third row: Tonai McPheron, Ellen Mifflin. Fourth row: Faye Ewing, Frances Meegan, Geraldine Dial. Fifth row: Sandra Screws, Gail Wise, Toni Neill. Not pictured: Nola Blackmon, Frances Dix, Jack Elder, Punky Fambrough, Karla Fritsche, Janelle Gentry, Ann Hagins, Diane Hatter, Bonnie Jandrew, Sharon Kothe, Jane Lance, Dorothy Mayher, Julia McLain, Nancy Miller, Judy Sligh, Carole Sexauer, Harriet Wadsworth- is LES AMIS President , ,,.,,,,,t,t Frances Meegan Vice President ,,,,, ,,,.,,,,.... A nn Epting Secretary ,,t,,,t,tt ,,,, B ettina Cirsovius Treasurer , ,,,,,,, ,. Sonja ,lastremski Adviser ,,,,, ,, W ,,,t,, Mr. Lucien Martini The French Club began the year with two projects. A Thanksgiving basket was presented to a needy family and the annual CARE package was sent to a French family. At the end of the year the club had a picnic for the members and their guests. A B average is required for membership, with new members inducted after the first six weeks. As initiation, the new members hold a special program. This year they were required to debate the question, g'Resolved: That the French people! use more English phrases than the American people use French phrasesf'