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

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Miss CHS Candidates 78-79 The auditorium was filled with the ex- citement as Terri Cruce was crowned the new Miss CHS for 1978-79. The sixteen contestants participated in eve- ning gown, sportswear, and talent com- petition. Each girl had to submit an es- say for the judges. They also had to be evaluated by their teachers. 14 Features

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Terri Cruce Reigns as Miss CHS 78-79 Terri Cruce not only received the title of Miss CHS, but was also named Miss Congeniality. Below: The five finalists for the Miss CHS pageant were Terri Cruce who twirled and danced, Claudia Owens who sang and played the piano, Dee Dee Mikesell who did a monologue, Kellie Wolford who danced, and Teri Sherrod who danced. Each girl was judged on their poise and speaking ability. 1. Terri Cruce, Miss CHS 2. Finalists for Miss CHS are: Standing is Terri Cruce, sitting from left to right are Kellie Wolford, Claudia Owens, and Teri Sherrod. Not pictured: Dec Dec Mikesell. Features 13

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Sandy Wheeler Crowned Queen Charlene Woods Homecoming is probably the busiest week in the life of a Co- lumbia High student. Along with all the other activities we have a few girls chosen by their class to represent them during the half time festivities. The Homecoming Queen must be a senior and after being voted on by the senior class, she is then voted on by the football players. Representing the senior class were Sandy Wheeler, Tina Lee, and Dee Dee Mikesell. Chosen by the junior class were Nellene Crusaw and Tammy Lee. Selected by the sophomores were Betty Douglas and Lisa Waters. The freshmen attendants were Charlene Woods and Audrey Fluellen. Features 15