Columbia High School - Cohian Yearbook (Columbia, MS)

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ww ,ii of Virtuous, she is free from anxieties Wise, she is free from perplexities ?5,vx:-dcsudrv M, 1 D Best kind of sport, and a pal true blue HKD The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known aiCh9N J ' . n AH 440d2!,42? f Never over-serious, not too The ,orldns no bettgr if 'Q - fI'1VO101lB jgrry, But a PBI' mixture of Life's no longer if 4JZQEir , both hurry ,lffcrow f3K 0 DELFUP4 30 By being part of it Fun mixed knowledge Shegs fun, shale friendly' makes a 'e11 r0und'd girl She's blessed with a keen I L 5 UL PU H' ,

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,SV 3. Sig WMU ws M we I -0' 7' JQfYE LHMProlV P? And when I love, I love V pgfecy M 0 QM ul' qu ed the measure of success, 43p Then she's a millionaire Where there's inspiration Where there's love there's Earth's noblest thing Where there's music there's lf cheerfulness be count fx there's love, music, woman perfected Jane If I cl-n vans Pn7'HHN anyway, And sunshine drives the indeed rain away A QUHL Popf f1f IJL QJ 'LfYx'vWxJ U'NQ'J'w Her virtues are many, her faults are few, And to her friends she is loyal, faithful and true. Mr-IRI' LUP5 'mln ,g5!g4lv1a1YD A bashful lad, 'tis true, A good SPONP is Our G1d But we'd settle if half He S Strictly one all the boys were as nice as round kid you wmuu HQLHIS BHLVf3f'y yfvvl My Thgugh 19 love her still, Not too serious, not too qi ' She'11 be late even if I gay! 4, Q Saint Peter's waiting at But a rare good fellow the gate. in every way. X ,MS INC 9 A DMM? pjjjvffi MP4 cf it df .W f . ff ' ' ' ' .0 yi, 'J oi o ,Q Ff!,?' A ' I ki I af' J W' . W ' ' ' O A . 2 Q - 1 3 G To be loved is all I need Why worry? It will happen at . 5 A if T , , Vw f Q . - f Y ' 1 3 ' .- 3. I Y N Y

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0.59-9 ISDLLAAQD i341 A doctor's life she is now pursuing And a good one she will be Her practice uLearn to do by doing Has always appealed to me 0911905 HUNL nmsrf zf-no MQ C Her voice is low, her manners sweet, She's gentle, dainty and petite Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shines Thy odesty's a candle to thy merit Rorw4 5'90T'H SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Billy Smith Vice President Belton Bourne Secretary and Treasurer Jimmie Geiger Reporter Don Noblitt ALIA IATER We love our Alma later surely lore than we can tell in song Yours halls and classrooms call us, All our hopes were built within your walls Our future steps may wander lany miles away from friends we know But in our hearts we'l1 always cherish Fond memories of those friends and you. we 3 s , n ' s U . ' .x 9 . Y' S rX If . , - , ' ' , ' 'Q9,4 -V hi xav ' ,, JAG-s I I f W , -,ff - elf N My 4 , 3 U C ll