Conecuh County High School - Cohian Yearbook (Castleberry, AL)

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‘DecUc tuut The Parent-Teacher Association through the many years of its work in our school, has contributed wholeheartedly towards Conecuh County High School's high purpose to live in love and harmony and to inspire each individual to grow mentally, physically, spiritually and socially. More cheerful, well-lighted rooms with good teachers' desk; a better choice of library books; en- joyable playground equipment; and a well-equipped lunchroom give definite evidences of the many ways in which the Parent-Teacher Association has inspired us to grow. In sincere appreciation for all these wonderful assistances, we, the Cohian Staff of 1956, do dedicate this, the fifteenth volume of the Cohian to our Parent-Teacher Association. The emblem has been described through the years as follows: The emblem of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers is the oak tree. The trunk represents the national organization; the main branches, the state congresses; the small limbs, the districts and coun- cils; the twigs, the local associations; the leaves, the individual members. The emblem represents a definite pledge of service and protection of childhood and youth.

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 ?onetwvicC We, the Cohian Staff of Conecuh County High School, are proudly presenting to you the 1956 edition of THE COHIAN. Through our theme. Familiar Faces and Scenes of C.C.H.S. we sincerely hope we have revealed a true picture of our school. As the years pass, we hope to look back at the 1956 Cohian with pleasure dents and school prospered, finished enjoying Favorites, Faculty Views of Seniors, of Juniors, Sopho- Knowledge .Youth- Junior High School, to see how ourstu- have grown and I 1 After you have each page of the 4 Scenes, Favorite Refreshing Growth mores Absorbing ful Thoughts of the Elementary School Stepping Forward, Fountain of Activity, and the Advertising Supporters of C.C.H.S., we are sure you can see our school through the same eyes as each student and each faculty member sees it. The Editor

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Standing, left to right: Comer Beasley, Solic- itor; Hellon Brown, Associate Manager; Betty Faye Kent, Typist; Louise Bradley, Business Manager; Jean Suddith, Circulation Manager; Mary Frances Hart, Solicitor. Seated; Betty Faye Norris, Typist; Janie McLendon, Adver- tising Manager; Willene Johnston, Snapshot Ed- itor; Miss Helen Barlow, Sponsor; Betty Jean Faircloth, Editor; Jo Ann Cary, Associate Edi- tor; Nancy Kirksey, Art Editor; Marie Dunn, Snapshot Editor; Bernitha Etheridge, Typist. Work + Worry = Cohian