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

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cshs media Enter Every thing-she FBLA long drives on count Gurnet KeyM is involved bejause she really cares 3 near-old Adidas Farmed 0. on C.H.S. member Elks Club -never has enough time grows plants 'and fjlifi e U. Lane positive cha jjtude' Us is the goal piano, sewing, writing-a handy lady occasional walks in the rain iieJoeLmg Captain of the 1037 Gator baseball team aStfmSSS undefeated Tiger foM U team has a special interest in athletics j likes to see students stipceed m i. Richard Rorriine enjoys a music and good books ’ hui fishing, golf member Flor Athletic Coaches Assoc., Me Athletic Coaches Assoc., Eli Delt U£amk Robert Opperman Room 9 a lot of funny things happen around here” 1 missing pipe-cleaners gonna write a book someday from New iZork a 'eye uia happy omook‘ Robert Simmons Tiger footi coach Harry Gordon Parker ''handsome and good-looking’’ wine, womWf% sand sana heen all around the 1paz M Marilyn Smithy HollyivoocLnever did call after being intervifyceij on T. V. news topical fish, reading', a nd sewing loves her family and shopping me niger Alpha Delta PM j ieemeader at Valdosta Stati molU re. Who’s Who m Americhn Hmin. rrsities and- Colleges Vice- Ppes dent Ladies Auamary of Fig,. Fkigmeering Society mator fan .nnil ArthuriNWarsland new daddy, it’s a boy J.J. sponsor for Chess Qtu,b reading, swwmning, chess library fan alary A. MaClmn -yyara Jsychemgy? tapping students '•iirirtg of tea: ilrories Momef scmtrimstcrjbp. froup 186 in his spare time A®- tudies rocks and minerals spenFS ears in.the Army; 24 months; of it in Germc m %vlafjs checker ml DonnwParnell George Perry inember Quay ter fa Club mid cho piber Of Comm Ac the ime with thSmoustache com clea -tChem-CmLn a touch ffm I in rbara Snipes U. from Picker) s — labama c bktTic WmarQp .ninffimfopes to make a state j chantmm out ofher registered filly I’ husband ca Hr ropes, sliefis training barrel racim Sattleman’s Ast fQuamterhorse A. Foirhty High, her speciMtiJ m-owingJloUi 7ler 2 year-ol enca 'Sitas Pittman I K Mt tresley served SVi years in ' thi'evdr Force lightweight champ of ’anal Zone Mason, Elk, Befnune-Cookman College, Lake City American Legion plaMtLthe Clarinet in a O piece USUf concert band 4 r%olf member Kiwa. lenior Army instru-.sk) James MMgorhevy Mr. Wont” Snty commissioner, minister, nis coach canoeineftcook-outs, getting together with studepts director of summer youth camps fin- 20 years Doris Zedgfler gu KMplq.J»ig in' Tenn. traveled all ovnBhe IfPS. and into Canada and Mexic likes the mountains and he ocean, tries to divejfey the Golwn Rule, fc .•? y. Debbie Zahnke for vie r yanfreejl from'Ci t spirited mieerleadeaa-t Undo, of Smith Florida dancer-tfrom square to, modern bikesdomi theaverme on weekends HarPld J. Morgan wKfrdm Slippery RocJc Stgte College:m.EJCb University of Montevallo lecturer •.and Consultant on Traffic safety Qktst president of the Fla, Jfrivefwndi, Trnffic Safety Educa tioiUAss,oc. aoL.f aniLmoimmiw r “3« Herbert Jack Rankin St'Srii RJjertson W young people car Mr. Wrvgn t m memory Gporgia-born Florida teachmmffS 30 years attended Bethune- Richard Odom Redwoods League, and the National Meriba Ogden ornamental horticulture traveling, sewing, reading her special interests are church, family, and politics member Delta Kappa Gamma, Delta Pi Epsilon Linda Oliver they gave her the Trust for Historic Preservation Joyce Rodriguez needlepoint, ceramics, tubing, camping, dancing, tennis, and bowling speaks Spanish and is working on'a Masters degree member National Business Education Association sponsor Cookman College and Florida A M Univ. had a talent for singing that matched his character in that he loved others and always gave of himself he is succeeded by five ■ children -C.H.S. will remember the gift this man. shared with us for a long time to come

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The Conductors IpSir' Drive On ... Looking Forward To Every Mile Few people realize what a job it is to supervise a school of about 1600 stu- dents from the ages of 13-19 years. Problems and headaches fill the working hours. Only someone who is dedicated and hard working can ac- complish the job with any success. Coping with bomb scares, school truants, acts of violence, continual phone calls, and daredevil reckless drivers keeps the office personnel busy ... busy ... busy! 1 Coach Hale—Room 9 Doghouse” keeper. 2 Principal David Ellis and Secretary Ann Foster. 8 Robert Opperman, Asst. Principal I McKinley Jeffers, Director of Student Affairs. 5 Mr. Opperman 6 Jack Rankin, Asst. Principal. 7 Mr. Ellis at Senior Picnic. Administration 25