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

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Each year two boys and two girls are selected to represent their Senior Class at Boss’ and Girls State. They attend a simulated session of the legislature made up of students from all areas of Florida. They are voted into state government positions and act as representatives for the government. Those chosen for this year’s session are, left to right: Mary Clem Kossee, Jack Meeks, Gen Summers, and (k»orge N ard. 29

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Betty Crocker Award Miss Pat Cayton Pat Cayton received this award for her supe- rior score on the Betty Crocker Homemaking Test. The test, given annually to Senior girls, covers all of the aspects of Home Economics. Top Scorer Bill Newsome Bill Newsome was the top scorer on the Senior Placement Test, by making a score of 490 out of a possible 495. This is an extremely superior achievement and deserves much recognition. D. A. R. Award Miss Martha Jo Deas This year. Miss Martha Jo Deas was chosen for the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Se- lected by a combined faculty-student vote, she was chosen on the basis of dependability, leader- ship, and citizenship.

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Foreign Exchange Student Miss Glenys Margaret Anne Philbey came to ns this year from Mywybilla, Australia. Her American family, the Stuart Wolfs, and the citizens of Lake City have endeavored to make Glenys feel that she is a definite asset to the community. Glenys has given many of her friends an insight into the life of the people of Australia. She has astounded all with her charming personality and superior intelli- gence. Glenys will be long-remembered by the strong friendships which she has made throughout the past year. Glenys is very much a part of C.H.S. “And the mamma kangaroo said to the papa kangaroo . ..' Where there is Glenys, there’s bound to be boys. 30