Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, NC)

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Class Motto THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THOSE WHO PREPARE FOR IT Class Colors Class Flower RED AND WHITE RED ROSE Class Poem Grasping for our future and success, We will meet each new problem, face to face. Trying to be brave, as one who meets strife, Wrestling and striving to take the challenge of life, We will hope that tomorrow will hold Successes and happinesses untold. We have prepared for the future bit by bit, For ''The Future Belongs to Those Who Prepare For It. THADINE HOPKINS Class Poetess

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MARY ELIZABETH SWAIN One who truly stands up for what she believes. Basketball 1,2; Debating Club 1,2,3; Beta Club 2, 3; Bible Club 1,2; Student Council 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3; Newspaper Staff 1; Commencement Chorus 2,3; Senior Superlative; Office Assistant 4. JOHN LEE WHITE Quiet men are usually great men. F.F.A, 1,4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Off 4; Homecoming Represent Assistant Class Mascots CHRIS HOPKINS TODD HOWERTON

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Cast Will and Gestament We, the Senior Class of 1963 being of sound but befuddled minds and in a run-down physical state, do hereby make and declare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. ARTICL To our parents, we leave our greatestrespect anc inrcere appreciation Yor making our graduation possible. Woe x ARTICLE If a Shine ofand our teachers, we leave our appreciation fortheir kindness, guidgnce, and patience during our | ‘eS ARTICLE Il our Senior adviser, we leave our appreciation and thanks for all We has done to help us during ARTICLE IV “ } SECTION I To the Freshman Gila 5, we leave the joy of being in high school and hope that they have built a good foundation for further study. t { aM SECTION II To the Sophomo} e class, we leave the thought of becoming Juniors and wish them the}best of luck in all their pursuits. i al i Ny SECTION III To the Junior Class,-we leave the pleasure of being Seniors and hope that they will experience a successful Senior year in high school. i { f | ARTICLE V KATIE BASNIGHT, ltave my quiet ways to Rhett White. STANLEY BRICKHOUSE, Feave my height to Billy Armstrong. DAVID CLOUGH, ledve'my leadership ability to Charles Patrick. CHRISTINE DAVENPORT, leave my love for life to Yvonne Spencer. DALE DAVIS, leave by, flirtatious manner to Iris Cohoon. SHIRLYN DILLON, lea ave my ability to blush easily to some unlucky person. BRENDA HALES, leave swith the hope of finding something better. FLORA HOLLIS, leave the presidency of the Beta Club to Ashley Hardison. THADINE HOPKINS, lgave my natural blonde hair to Margaret Rose Chesson. WILMA JACKSON, leave ‘all my good times and fond memories to anyone who may want the ALICE ANN OLIVER, Jeave my short stature to Alice White. BOBBY PATRICK, lea yelithe teachers a nervous wreck. BRENDA SPENCER, léave Bus 13 to Mike Cohoon, my back-seat driver. BUD SPENCER, leave: thy night — jto thei owls. FREDDY SWAIN, leave my aby : dish Son in everything to euleeys who may we ion Se EM ea ee] w m 4 a0) a =e — zo ee, p oO a a) a oO) JOHN WHITE, leave } ny voce “Te ANT rte SHIRLEY COHOON, caveat (tas Wanitin E ome ia 9 Cee eel presence of us, and in thapregence’ are Wh other, we do subscribe o' ames as NY Zz ia es SHIRLEY COHOCON Testatrix a Fred omer dt Welt Rafe p,