Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, NC)

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portont yoar. Mr. Ern st Chesson and Mrs I. A. C pel w r again our gradc- paronts. Margaret Alocia Cohoon was thoir mascot. The class officers werot J. E. Norris, prosidont; Ernest Chesson, Jr., vice-prosident; Grace Gibbs, secretary; and Emma Sue Snell, treasurer. The most important and outstanding event of the term was the Sen¬ ior play entitled, Antics of Andrew which went over with a bang! Another important event was the organizing of a student patrol arf introducing it ' int: the school. There arc many hopes that it will sure The Junior-Senior banquet given the Seniors on March 21 was a much looked for event. There is cert .inly no question as to the de¬ lightful time these present received. This favor was returned by an equally entertaining occasion. Joyfully yet sorrowfully they have reached th o end of this jour¬ ney and beginning on . much ' longer and difficult one. What is to be found on this journey is difficult for anyone sc inexperienced to say But there is ono fact known, a great deal has boon accomplished m this journey that has been completed. Senior Superlatives Most intelligent girl- Mary Catherine Reynolds Most intelligent boy- Ernest Chesson, Jr. Most popular girl- Sterlyn Cooper Most popular boy- Fontross Simmons Best looking girl- Emma Sue Snell Best looking boy- Graham Livorman Most athletic girl- Ruby Mann Most athletic boy- J. E. Norris Best all round girl- Mildred Sawyer Best all round boy- Ernest Chesson, Jr. Best dressed girl- Grace Gibbs Best dressed boy- Roy Smith

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The Class of 1941 being of sound mind but realising that ite days in Columbia High School are numbered,declares this to be its last will and testam nt and that any previous will is null and void Article l Section II To the Tyrrell County Board of Education we give thanks for eleven years of education in Columbia High School Article I Section II To the faculty of Columbia High School w leave our love and a deep appreciation for their instruction advice and friendship. Article I Section III To the Junior wo lcav our position as seniors am the dignity necessary te uphold the said position. To the w leave also our advisor. Miss Boomer who will help then in whatever they have to do. Article I Section. TV To the sophaocr class we beque-ifth our calmness and serenity and poise, We-think they may need those qualities more than any other class wo know of except ourselves. Articlel Section V , To the freshman class we leave our colors.blue and gold,and motto, God First,Others Second.Self Last, Article II Section I I,J.E.Norris,give to the mew editor of the Columbian all the cares.worrics and plain hard work connected with that editorship. Article II Section II I.Ernest Chesson,Jr., .bequeath to next veers editor of theannual