Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Lake City, FL)

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Mr. Byron HNeman Mr. I)an Folsom Miss Jeanne Sutton FACULTY CLASS PRAYER Dear Father, our Maker and Redeemer, We thank thee for life and all of its opportunities. We give thee praise for all the good and perfect gifts; for this school, for our teachers, and for our friends. Help us to do thy will in all things and to do those things which would influence other people to accept thee as our Creator and God. Create within us a pure heart. Give us the desire to do those things which are right and good in thy sight. We humbly beg all these things in His name, Amen. Miss Flora Mae McBride Mrs. Rose Bud McColskey Mrs. Mary McConnaughhay Mrs. Ola Lee M eans Mrs. Meriba Ogden Miss Carrie Redfearn Mrs. Sara Rivers Mr. J. C. Sellers Mr. Tommy Terry Mr. Ted Tucker Miss Corinne Van Iderstine Mrs. Doroth; Wubker

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Mrs. Lula Andrewes Mr. Bill Armstrong Mrs. Veda Attaway Mrs. Mary Baldwin Mr. Emerson Bishop Miss Elaine Brown Mrs. Marjorie Brown Mrs. Ethel Browning Miss Imogene Clark Mr. Albert I. Cina Mr. Jim Dunaway Mr. Charles Fay Mr. Hay Fortner Mrs. Mary Futch Mr. T. J. Geiger Mrs. Bessie Hiers Vliss Madge Hutcherson Mrs. Johny Johnson Left to right: Mr. Dan Folsom. High School Principal; Miss Jeanne Sutton. Secretary; Mr. Byron Hileman, Supervising Principal. Mr. W. E. Kent Mr. Lamar Langford

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Senior CLASS OFFICERS HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF ’50 During the summer of 1937, our parents told us that we were going to start a new life. We were going to prepare ourselves for the future. This really meant that we were going to start to school. Our principal for the first few years was Mr. East ham; our teachers were Miss Bell Jarret, Miss Glenn, and Mrs. Watkins. After mastering the alphabet, we finished the primary grades without too much difficulty. Some of our instructors during these happy years were Mrs. McGhin, Mrs. Herlong, Mrs. Huntley, Miss Long, Mrs. Hagan, and many ethers. During the sixth grade our greatest ambition was to have classes in the “brick building.” After we reached the seventh grade, we were proud to be able to change classes, attend pep meet- ings, and associate with our upper clas iuates. The seventh grade football game proved to us that we had several great players. They wei JVjg,' Ramsey, Downing, Thomas, and a few others. Sev- eral new members joined our education expedition in the eighth grade. They were Elino Cabalda. ■Jimmy Brown, Kenneth “Chick” Leist, Rachel Wilson, Margaret Williamson, and Barbara Caldwell. Byron Hollingsworth, an old member who had moved away, rejoined us. In the ninth grade we learned a new word, credit. Our instructors told us that we had to have a certain number of credits to graduate. We began taking the subjects that we would need to get those credits. Those who asked for admittance to our happy band were Wilmer Burnett, Mary Lou Eden- field, Martha Eikel, William Floyd, Truett Sheely, Ouida Bell Anderson, Wanda Cason, Cora Lee Larramore, Robert Patterson, Audrey Pearce, Jewel Sapp, Crocket Smith, Tommy Stewart, and Kie “Junior” Vining. i 12