Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, NC)

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Underclassmen MR, and MISS JUNIOR CLASS Dana Davenport—Hal Cohoon MR. and MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS MR, and MISS FRESHMAN CLASS Mary Belle Berry—Bud Spencer Barbara Brickhouse—Charles Wayne Patrick

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Last Will and Gestament We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-one, being of sound and slightly weakened memory due to the fact that we have been overtaxing it lately, do hereby make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To our Parents we leave many thanks, our greatest respect, and our sincere appreciation for making all this nossible. ARTICLE II To Mr. Nichols and our Teachers, we leave our appreciation for their kindness, guidance, and patience, which we surely taxed, for we realize we couldn't have made it without them, ARTICLE III To Mrs. Van Horn, our Senior Advisor, we leave our greatest thanks and sincere appreciation for all she has meant to us during this, our last year in school. ARTICLE IV ; We leave the following to the classes to come: joys, trials, and errors, THE COLUMBIAN, and all the other things which go into your high school days. Section I To the Freshman Class we leave our congratulations on passing the test of your first year of high school. Section II To the Sophomores we leave the thought of becoming Juniors and wish them much luck. Section III To the Juniors we leave the privilege of becoming Seniors, a squeaky desk, which needs fixing, and Mrs. Cunningham's bookkeeping class. ARTICLE V LORETTA BRICKHOUSE, leave my ability to catch and hold a boy to Jackie Smith. PAT BRICKHOUSE, leave my ability to get along with Don to anyone who can, WANDA BRICKHOUSE, leave Harvey Lee to anyone who thinks they can get him. GWEN BRUNER, leave my height to Shirley Cohoon. DON CHAPLIN, leave my studious ways to Herbert Brickhouse, Jr. MACK CLOUGH, leave my taxi service to my brother David, to keep Highway 64 company. SHIRLEY COOPER, leave my quiet ways to Thadine Hopkins. WANDA COOPER, leave my ability to argue with Edward Davis, and get away with it to Brenda Hales. EDWARD DAVIS, leave, I hope. JAMES FRAZIER, leave my courteous ways to Gene Woodward. ANGELA HOPKINS, leave my naturally blonde hair to Leonda Newberry. EUGENE KIDD, leave my ability to dance like a monkey to anyone who can imitate me. MARY LOU KIRK, leave my mischievous ways to Teresa Jones. BETSY LAWRENCE, leave my ability to stand up for my rights to Gloria Jane Walker. LINDA PATRICK, leave my cheerful attitude toward life to Nancy Hassell. PEGGY REYNOLDS, leave my ability to joke with Mrs. Combs to anyone who can get away with it. JUDY RHODES, leave my ability to boss Eugene to anyone who wants to try. JOYCE RHODES, leave my dark hair to Barbara Brickhouse. FAYE ROUGHTON, leave my sunny disposition to Brenda Spencer. TEANIE ROUGHTON, leave my ability to get along to Nan Davenport. ROY SAWYER, leave my tall dark looks to Royce Reynolds. BIBB SWAIN, leave my big blue eyes'' to Charles Basnight. JOYCE SPRUILL, leave bus 26! to Robert Kidd and hope that he takes good care of it. J. WARREN SWAIN, leave my dark, wavy hair to Curtis Smith. PEGGY WALKER, leave my soft voice to Marilyn Brickhouse. FAYE WOODARD, leave my glasses to Donna Ormand. FRANCES BRICKHOUSE, leave the task of writing this Last Will and Testament to some unsuspecting Junior. Melanie PRP RRR RR PRR RRR Re RH HY ee ee The Seniors of '61 FRANCES BRICKHOUSE Testatrix Signed, sealed, published and declared by the Senior Class to be their Last Will and Testament in the presence of us, and in the presence of each other, do subscribe our names as witnesses thereto, Witnesses Iradge 2 en ee

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Junior Class Officers HERBERT BRICKHOUSE HOPE MORRIS Vice-President Secretary HAL COHOON NANCY HASSELL President Treasurer Motto NOT MERELY TO EXIST, BUT TO AMOUNT TO SOMETHING IN LIFE. Flower Colors Yellow Rose Green and White RUSSELL HOWERTON Mascots BARBARA SNELL