Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1933 volume:

5 i I i i I u I A I I N D tggsiixxxx f Nl! '--QW, I qi' 9 g 2 ' USN 'FEED sCD P2 fQYA PM Q X910 'WF -' ' I 'N ,J NN .- GX LIBRIS , 7 SQ , 0 C By BEN XVARDLANV EDITOR EDXVIN PAGE BUSINESS MANAGER i i i ik 'k -k I g xr' X2 FX L I X D, I N x ff N' W I 1 r 7 'Xb V ' f' fgiiif' 1 +f:f13 f ' . W ff f 2' W0 Q mx ' l qXN?lgi?gi?g Kxxgqfg Q JMX' ' Q., E if D W. I J, I W nu' 1. wig -W n' 4 IH,l'1PN, ihxjlth 'gl11A 3 ' li hm N' I M-A vi., L X N, . V T nl' 'NV 6 A j, 5 -J, S , n-..x,ur ' -- The COHISCQLXN VOL IX 1933 ' FOREXVORD ' ' We, the stuff of the 1933 CO1'LLSCCLYL,k,fJUQSQYlt to ypw this QOLm Q1eWLfl1 hope that, in digg yehrszy it may be one 'of V, the vivid pages Ln youd golden book of' meri- x . Y OULQS. ,5.5fffg7giIQ. uf Hn fl x .. ,S-k.,.,, I I rv 5 7' U , figifi f-.f 1 N - - -Q. , .f. , V: ,,f7r,f5, '-i-'im -v-j - I, 'if'-v WfI,'Vl,,f'bff,W g' il - ,V . ' !Li, fs,v u . , , I K Q 1 - L, . V. 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MIYIIIII A ts'I4, III.4,f,.5g'L-wA1'A, AAI I A-tgliifn.-fin' ttf.-Af ,W -tI- we ' 5 'm I?j 5'4'E 'frfig rE' A 1 if' 5' i,4ft'AfgA' . by I g' 'If ' 'A :TQ .1 y, '. -x I ' I, 'I' -If A I 'A' AA A f'L ff Av -:'1Tf'f1- SI' . I , ,-SRI IIWI I IIE, - f , ,II , -. v--- 3, 'I 'I gIAI1w. -...W . -va : A . ' f- f, 'lk .-1. I ,-... f , I Q xiii' if ff, ,.,, K, Facultq MR. T. C. KENDRICK, A.B.. Principal DEPARTMENT OF ENGI ISH MRs. VJALLACI2 IIORRESTER, A.Bi, Professor U-LQ:,vmISx1,oq,,,, IKVIISS CORINNE IRAMMELI-, I..I., ,,,,, . . ,,,, ,W , ,,,, ,Y , ,,,, W, W, Associate Professor Mlss ROBERTA LAWRENCE, A.B., . 77 , ,, . 7 , .. 7 , , ,77,77 , A ssorirrtr Professor MISS FRANCIES EVANS, AB.. . . .. .. Associate Professor IVIISS IVIYRTLIQ C. BLACKMON, A.B,, ,,,,,,,, ,W ,,,,,, , H, ,, Associate Professor MISS HARLOWE THOMPSON. AB., ,,,,,, .. .. .. .. .. ,,,,, .. ,,,,, W ,,,,, Associate Professor ft 6 DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY VL WMM yK'5'4 'MIss ORI.aoI.A CHEVIQS. A.B., Professor MRS. EI.IZAI5Ii'I'H T. LANGDON. AB., .. . .. . Associate Professor MISS ITRANCIES CAI LAHAN, B.S., .. . .. .. . . . .. , . . ., Associate Professor MR. XVILLIAM JOIINS'I'ON, AB.. . .. .. ., . , Associate Professor DEPARTMENT OI: SCIENCE MR. G. NEAL THOMAS, PH.B,. Professor MR. PAUL B. AUSTIN, BS., . . . ., . . . ,... . ..... Associate Professor MISS CORA LEE CIIEATHAM, A.B.. ...... . ...... .. ...... .... ......,... Associate Professor DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS MR. URBAN RUMBLE. AB., A.M., Professor MISS MILDRIEID BROWN, AB., ,.... .. .. . . ., . .. ..... . ...... . Associate Professor MISS MINNIIQ MIQRLIZ DAVID, A.B., . . .,... . . .... , ...... . .,.... .. ..... . Associate Professor MR. NV. ELLIO'I I' HICRSON, BS.. . . .. ..... Associate Professor MR. JUDSON T. IVIAYIIIELD. BS., .. . . .. ..... .. .... .. ..... Associate Professor MISS E. TAYLOR MCBRYDE. AB., A.M., . ......,.. ....... .... . . . . Associate Professor DEPARTMENT or LATIN - 71.1-TM,-V MISS ELIZABETH N. ROGERS. A.B., A.M.. ofessor I MISS HOR'I'IiNSL2 ZACIIARIAS, A.B., ,.,... , ......,.. . . , ...... . . .,.... ..... . Associate Professor Mlss VIRGINIA BRADLEY, AB.. . ........ ....... . ........ ........ . .... . . Associate Profs-ssor DEPARTMENT OI: FRENCH MISS LILLIAN GRIITITH, BS., Professor Miss VIRGINIA BRAoI,IiY, A.B., .... .... . . ,. .... .. .. .. . . Associate Professor DEPARTMENT OF SPANISH MISS MISSOURI BINNS, A.B., Professor Miss CAROLINE OWIQN, A.B., . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . Associate Professor iggig X ,... X XX i ual- v -.5 5 'LA 136- ' is 4 ' 2 5 ...EJ J, E ' .,1 X E ff Ls f J U F Z i : fs? QZ7f ,.N 4 'Lf W ,six fliwcf' ' '1 1' i I' X l 'K X f i' -- 'F-lf, Rx . xiii ffgfig- , lg 5 1 4-fn V ' fgg L , 5- - '- WF 'QA-T A Q1 ,X vi va- i V Y V 2 Y 7-4 ' Y r - -Q 42 1, ,J -'fl ' lf' , TH. f vfi 'E I f xl., O r T .Q f hirxy! A ff .. , Af W ' A . ' rv 5 - 'V' 3 K ,X M V f 'B g ' f 7 A Je' '57 - ' J I D 9 XS, ,J .f X ,' 1 lx fx X 3 QILLSSC3-S 00 I lllu ,. .I I. 01 A f .:HE'41cg'f t5Srm .J A lui 1 , Vi 7 o L:1i4sier'1alEV , e?!fu. COHIICHN The Senior Class of 1933 notes with deep regret the resignation of Miss Ureola Cheves, after eighteen years of effective service as head of the Department of History of the Columbus High School. In her going, we suffer the loss of an effic- ient and inspiring teacher. Her high ideals of scholarship, however, will remain to inspire those whom she has taught. I7.33'kl935 Seniors .XF . ox-. ' . A 'JA 1 H' ML COHIICHN ' w EN Senior Officersv 1 Nt J UL1 HA P 1 11 I TF-:ffl I H 1 ' 'R 1- ..--Q I, 1 ,n ., 7 4 X, f ff , ,b I I' 537 f , QUE? L-A zifyf' J I ' 1 W 1' f 'QL l735irI953 C 1 rs: Blue an X I .. 1 MOTTO1 LABOR OMNIA VINCIT d White Flower: White Ro X qx ,A '. m. ' 0 . '7 Q ffm CQHIICHN I' I X' 1 ILL ALF D fi A re W, willing frie d ' S iw ,fl 'JSAHA IENSON '- A g Igfifusfnvangver a HR ind w ll to d 1 It N J3, g3gj35?g1'f'j7i3 il ,f?Vfi5 .Q-if F , Q -. w7:. Q3 Q in xl jfll..I-:ggwIQiIL ip1 f 1 xx 'HMS 3 LMQVIOND NX M -ii 1 Ig Hwqfij- ' 44Qie1a!! l E! H- ,.lggxa1zi,..xr':7 ' V ' f H- ' 5 'I NF AQ I0 -.Ha ,f eLEgQtha orqI3?3 ', 'K grin, f qyj15a415 .ff-'H1..l3'LS 'g51ee,5Q11.'b, f f ' if HRH MEM !ffj'3+,4g5'i gf .iq I , A A, ,I ,' 5-5 ., 'gs T J f F' J ' fv KFT mLFgfff1wQQ 'frf4 T2 by , ay k fat je! Wi ex, :he gfG1ee CTulfJr4 . ' : Dra atic Club 2, '33: H1-Y Clu , '33. l733irl935 I -v H ,ef ,yr www 11 IQ.HIZ:MSE'l'IL I5 EA'l l'Y 'AA lrbrnrade blithe and full of yleef 1 4 1 r' . PEGGY ':Bl.ACKMAR 55110 bears the grurc und atmosphere A . of a true lady. X X -v HOBEHT BLOUNT Quietr1ess'furm' srudiousnexs are -his out- N rifllmfing characteristxcsf' V, ,MARY 130w1:11s She is eral! and stalclyg her ,eyes are darkest brown. ' Dra1j1atic5Club. '31, '3Z: Delta SignjqVDelra 30, '31, Gi, '33. 1 . ,FHE1Q'BHINS0NV , WhisQle und'-'.?7e'lIQ cbmk: rc1f'wyog1,.'Q Q Y 4' '. 5 -- Gm cm, '30, '31, 13: Qg5fi1f5vitkC1ub,'33. I 'S N 1' 11:11, -MMQ V Aw-W - f 3. .Y ' , ,K ,....-, Y .,-l 11:72, , fix YW 41, . rn .' ' , '15-1 10 .wg i V' V i A .i i E A BILLY. BRINSON Q f A'Her 's to the gogd, bgt not too good: for he googxdiewukxngf' 6-ilub. ' . '30,' 31, ' , '33: Hi-Y ' 2, '33. 1 fi fl ' rf I X, i ii 3 3 , , L--' L' N16 If--N T ,- W 1--z. 'H BROQS rA 1 erriyll L, er , - I h, ' I au dgg ' Gl ICA u, ' I ' 0. X355 Baskctba , '29 .-50: G: -f . I n I v. iihflfiif ff' iiiiiiriiiiai 3 N 'tiff able wir '7I3'-4 XQXX. K CP 'ss ' , A, '-lx 4. ,, 2-M T. v p fgff, -yi I I ' ff, 3. , 7 A -T- if ja .-- -ic: t, 1 F1 A 'I V ' - I LQ! 1. f' , - H0 if ffl-'M , - W -f-i-gupf5!1 ,. We it i A A an 7' Qgf25'M.i'25'iif il? 2 .N4Ms,f- -w I 223' - iq 'Qaffi in it 2, A w 'i y 'wiggle 'fs' I 1' a 543,30 Hi ss as tative umor Boy 2, Glee Club, 3 . , Vice-President, 32, '33: Dramatic Clqb, 32, '33: Chairman Ring and Invitation Committee, '33. Ad V R ' sgilfnt I 7 3 :Ski 9 5 3 f . CAROLINE CALLAVVAY All the il.'orld's a stdge, and all Ihe 'men amd women nwfely players. K , WOClJDVILl.E CAMPBEL1. f'Wisdom aml goodness dre twin-born. , Gite Club, 730. '31, '32: Class Historian. api Basketball, '30, '3l. . COOPER CAMPBELL - Pl belter chap bwillnol' be found if you should ggafcb 'iHis,i4iof1d akoundf' Glee 'C1u5,W 50.1 '31, 432, omg Dramatic Club, '331 'Hi-Y, '33., - .ELIZABETH CARPENTER , Her ads 'are modest and her words disfreetf' Glee Cflubq '32, ji. A ' ' ,P ,f l 'RUBEHT lcooilfarigy lflfaiy Cdmf'-FUSE? 'galil ,ffl 4 l J 3 'A' Y ' qv L. EDGAR CHANCELLOR Cod's gif! to women, Musketeer, 'Vip Hi-Y, v NQEILS CUMBAA X ZeaIous get modest. A XQENXAFBANKNA GUMMINGS - Life is short' aridtiko' -am I. A W .l LYNN DALTUN5' ' Of eaiy temper+?1aturuilUVgo6d. X . .,,, .4 , t G ,QQ '51 1 ALFLENNIE DKVISx gp i LQ1nQ7ui11' smgzeennegiii bu , ..' p fi 5 'N ' ,Pi V, Griduitbd Q1 Fgbruar-ij' f 1 W'-X 4 a r. , . .1 A .. k,.A 9 54 rfx 'X 9 Lp ,i...,,..-..,- N..., N--- ,, ,.Q,.............. L OHl,f 1,9N fd LEDRA DOLANIAR As inerry as Ihe day is long. Graduated in february. .1 LOUISE 190211212 ' Fly high! ' ' - CARRIE DUDLEYA A happy comrade and full of chatter. HAZEL ELLIS Louable and sweety - K ff ' i:uAhrQEs FARMS Lei oppoqiluriiry fnbckvfand 'he 'iqill qnswtr at' onfef . , Pi - - .. .54 A 8 K 6 . 'x .- I If N' 9 E1,EN'NF6Tm 1 I, ff! ford is a win ng name: ho can it help If but ring her lame., i. N, .,..,1 X v AQX f X. f' X. YQ?--2 1, ' K 'r.,.. , rx 3 vE,RN1ln X 'IEDMKN Orc et ' . ' , ' , ' , ,..., . f I X MusicX?l!h'charrL1 th Nsa age beast lo 3QOIh9.H 1 K mx 29 30 31's 32 2 ' Z' yu 5 k . J 4, X '. r V 'f -vv -5- 5 ,. 'N-1'-3 ru ,f .2 . ,3:,'V4, ,ex 7,1 5 8 1 'WI mu. W :fm iw., QXNNL- If -N. ' R x -,.,1.43LE.4:BE1'fL.lg,1.!.E11 1 4 hvt of genius. -' -- 6'- F., R, , a e 1 1 W, 11-1 ' VA Y . , 1 ...-1., rv 4 If V k mi , -Q 'M eq af W 1e,.Q-Lf11.H 49, ee W ea Y s-W '-4- -fg,,j. 'TT'5'u14 : EPL - -12431,-g,e gs:-T.-2 QT! . f75?WWWWWFW7 -,. ..., ,, . V --.. , .. ,. ' 1-... fry- .L, 1 fmgffflmf-r Iafjffhbx sefiqudt ,Quiet pmXnot Qz'dle.'f 1 1 -- ' ff- ....... uf - -' I W a .Q g xg 9 55 ITT L' r yr ,L v 1 A, f A W 135335 f ,X ,ug rwri ,JW e,. ,- f.,X A 'ann '4 , ,- V ' 1 1 W. 4 , .. , 1 . , ,n TI' ww a evffe M mf 1 E u , ,M v , A , ,VL-,,- , , J K X .. ,A Q. .. , ,!,, -, -LJ - W ,Till 3-ii , W 193 tl Rf g 5 Q flies! W 'ei3f15f4l53e' W' if ,ff J w 5- . I, 4. 1-Z SP1 f .I ff, ,L w A Ev' 5' 'Lf :hug MEM iv el f35kIQJ.5e C Q HLJQEQ 1'Qf e 'VW a , ,N ,.-.Y ,. . . . ,-X . 1' 1 ',, , 1 3 .H f , 1. X If , ' i-.'35iiK'5M5 CONSTANCE GAQFEWOOD 'Alinowledge youth is wisdom in old age. Presidevntrdflreshman Class, '3O: Most Repref scntativgf Junior Girl,H'32: Most Intgllectual Senior Girl, '3'5: Licupgnant Gym CIaQs, '30, '31, '3ixz Ring and Invifqition Committke, '33. I. J . V. 3 SARA GILLILAND X1 The taaizs ofleuery dag. sh? meets in , fa quiet way. , I .P fl , 1 ,r wi1i1.'fREn,.'GLENN A Fyi jolly youd fbllow. DeMdIafQ fa r, '32, 2435 ,.:f-?. ' ... ---f,,,, ig ii MA4f1YG0HDY A lTiiuif to word, work, and friend. V bf 5 4 fsCI1L15Y:G'0nDY ,f, ' 'lf scboril wge Q qiiuqf, wwzq fb? fm-'fqsmf 4+ i J -V i if . - . Hi-Y, '5'3,z,f 'sag Muskmef,,'?f3zi '31 ' 533' FT , - -,-...-.......YV..i,..-,-, -,-.-,. -V ....-. J-- --. .----U .-- .,- ,W .H .. Y 1 lx :vu 'fy I W '+,.. X lf1ff. TQ fIQiT.1'Lf'...1 ,Q11! T Q5 Q5 , .,a ,f I .f .sYBl.Ef ,GH-EKEN ff' A hushful, quiet lillle .I17Ul,d, J Friendshipf wilh her is we1I repaid. gi Gnaiiqated in Februqcy. ' EIEASQQR' GUNBY K-R ,' 'fTrue worlh nbedsxno inlerpretenzf' X- ,, .g 'J-... , l W X 1 , 1' 4. l r L f .xqfl W W 3zEmlHAiB - L -wig bgsy-bw.-Qgigfqvqour if. ' : Y ew. 4 . V! ,- , 4 X ' -..V , 1 + n11i4n.m' 'HAI,!,f . You cgzrfl hgep a good mary- doflmf' fb! ,vi V, 'fl' ll r .. . 514, V, ., W' y . f ' ,, v ,w A V W .KI I p , 1 ,, ... i , , , V, , Lu A , ' 'JG .,- w f - um -Ui ,ELIEJANQH Hsxupygaciaw -V AK, v A .N gm : ,21 any hordsfhe- fm. QT: ' 'gi' ii .r f!!,1, AIQEX b MQ Q53 ILQBMCQ J!!! ' fx S C, UW! I LAN M uv I' N. 'x V55 jlfgphct Seniqffflass, 2313: '32, ' E M-NXINE HARVEY 'xx- She sz'n'gs as sweelly as the nightingzfif Glcc C ub, '30, '3l, '53, 1' x M , . x l.0l',IS' HENDERSON K . , , A lud worth linou22ing'. ' I . ,., 1 ,A 5 1.1 ' ' w. gf, .. ., JANIQEE HOVIQLEISIAN 2 'VUiL'tl:g Eze .idtroyj i And 'WW eww fbe,sz1TQ9f?1ff v one Clubp, '31, '32, ,. ,,.., ,M , f- -' K 1 - 1 HUBETXT HUMi?B1i QQl The rfwfhdls the fnbasure of ffjg. man. Glcc Club, '32, 'sl' 7' 51 l . Y J I 1 Ag L Ag, 4. n0c:t:0 V1NFAngT1N 3 gif,-X H '-1 ,' ,v ' Al To,the achievg'ng l1gQ5ffi:.w MU hi E, ' Q,',,,l il' 1 ff!'3 . w.m., A,, -H --,--,- .,. 33 4 Ianni '3fEN'KlNS A Iiltlle, nonsense nowgand then ls relished by Ihe VVI-S6.'Sll,f77I'f7.H o A l Al.'lCf2'.KlNG S All I ask is pleasant company lox hile , away Ihe lime. - , L I f ,fu 1 MAIITHA KIRKLAND I ,W Q 'fliaanflful slnCer1'ty1a nd.comeIy Iouef Qflilatic Assprijridngz '32: Sec'y, 'Hz B-Itkgfbau. '30, 13-11-32.3 Volley Ball. Q0, '3l3 Dpdgi Ball, '30, 3,311 S0ccer, '5Z5 Track. '30, FJ 2 ELEANOR ggxowpnsl 1f'fS77e lastcs the joys thqrspring- from labor. v L . . El ,.! W , . -P 5 W. ,g N, ., ,, ,r Dfsc'r1flr'OJ1Ljofirlpeech ifimrdfe than eloquence. X , L, . , 5 gfry1g.1x1,Aw5oN, 1 I 4 f . l L I T,-,,,,,., ,,,, g.4,,......,...tY,......... Y, -, HM, -,,....4Y--l 14 , 4 ,5 x S ., gL'ijQ1s5fjg ff., A' ' f ' f C C' '5?ff!,,f N C513 CN' MARGUEHITE LANGHORNE SlSe hafh a rqngue at will, V LQUISE LATHAM Calm and unruffled as the summer sea .Glee Club, '3I, '32, '33, JANE LINUROTH The gentle rniml by gentle deeds is known. ' 7 MARGUERITE LONG Moderation, is a silken stringitunning fhrougly ' the pearl chain of all uir!,ues. Vice President Glee Club, '31 I f GEORGE I.-EWIS 1 L14 Be sqre you arefrighr-theryfgez qlaelzalf MARCUS LOXVE HSIIAU waters run deep. FRANCES Ll'MMlfS Drink lu mv only u.'r'1h lhlne eyes. Delta Sigma Della, '31, '32, '33: Trcasunr 321 President, '33. MARTHA MAISHY A PIICIUFQ is a poem without words. - LAURA NELI. MANGHAM ln her then' ls no gullcf' Glcc Club, '30, '3l. MAE MATHESON Her delight is in doing good lo olhe-rs. lvfh 911' LLUYS MEADOVVS Happy I am, from care arh I free, Why can't'they all lbe as happy as me? Football, '29, '30, '31, '32g lVlanager Basket- ball. WO: Baseball. '3l: President C Club 'BZQ Beit Nntured Boy, '31 . EII.lZABE'l'H MOON ,L l hear, yet say not much, Hut think Ihe more. MARY MORGAN Sweet is pleasure aflcr pain. El.l.Wll0D MUYER ,Worth makes Ihe man. Hi-Y, '32, '33, Basketball, '33. ,I GAROLYN ,MUNRO , Blesscd tuith thaflnohle adalitaeresfrvef' Baske' Ju. '21, '12, v011evYcBar1, '30, Mil: Soccer, ' 2: Track, '30, '3l'f,fGlee Club, '3Z. 4 g -'W W H-Q .IUIIN Mrleiim' Ill-'s tl quzvl prupvr youlh llAlllilli'l l'l'l Ml'liliAY Fair hair-+IJluv cyvs. CHARLES Mc li W EN Good nulured wlllh u grin thu! I and buttons on behind. lil'lfl'S OWENS An active fellow with an interest in everything. Assistant-Manager Football. '30: Manager floolbell, '3l, '3Z: Varsity Club, 31 Club, '32, '33. HDVWN PAGE His wagon is hiIchc3d to if stur Orchestra, '30, '31, '3-23 President Glcc Club '32, '33: Ring and Invitation Committee 33 Muslwlccr. '32, ' 3 3, fm f If 1 L, QM?-3 l l iff!-3i 'g:v Ili ' X Q BEN HILL PARHAM ' HSUFCF to prosperllhan prosperity? v s X- X The died that fintelgd is great, Bu! wha! it is, I know not. 'I A MARY PBACQCK fl QAHOLYN PERKINS -JQWiseIyL and slow-thqy 'stumble who ,- 'b Z1,runfdst. j Dralnatic gdtubq Gleel Club: QqlgfQui. A , . v V ,IAMIIIS WILLABD BEGISTEHM' - And sgillQthe9y gazediahd spill thewumondeldbgrew That qne bmall hc-qd couldrcqrry ,qll hqkmgwf Mosg lnedllzctuall Bay. 1 ' :-' 'AAV J' 5 I - , g R, . Q . W . ' FRKNCEglfH13iQGIl,lQ' Z I ..1,. .. ,N , 'ATalgnt and ability go hagqcf'in2hVEll1d. K YW-.. .. -,...,v J 1 3 , - x HELEN HENFIIOE Her hair was lhick with rminy ll curl. 'GfAdllJlCd in February. MAXINE RIFE An api, rapabIe.' hardworking miss. EZEKIEI, M. ROBINSON , Knowledge is power. H1-Y, '32, '33. IELIZABETH SATLOF If sho has any fuulls, she has left us in doubt. NORMAN SHANDS A Good huullh and gdod sense ard grufo of I1'fc'.s noblestipldsifhys. '1 v X' f- ff.. V, w -5' 1 'I-13,1 PI N ! I1 8 EVELYN s1l,v1iix ' ' urs was ll dl-SPOSIIIIQQI7 never cquuled EFFIE suxmoxs SLUUCY, simple, and sensible. CARSON SMITH Music, when soft voices die, Vibrales in the memory. SHELLEY SWIFT Fame comes only when deserved. Q CAROLYN THOMPSQN Principle is ever my motfo. W .,' P , Y , 'X bg!! will 1 ,uf f?m 'Wh' 1-faq-1' H517 Pe .-- , , yy, a -'fp ' xi' -an 5, P' x hw fffg, CCJHIICHN v ' w GRACE THORNTON ' er hai 's reczxher e s are blue: 2 A smilin. iss with wit of two. , i W W , , w 1 : WN Urxw mQ.,. ,., fn ...hill X 1,37 ...-1:1 .--- iii? rs N TT 4---+' X ' - - grrrent Events .1 , X , if J -- ' f !,7f ' 1 .. , , ua , ' V J , ffl X N x X92-5 xxx, in-N., In 4 54, U N Phi? O JN-1-fri N?-1 H I XXQW-yi E.-.L-1-il . -5?-1 ' Q: -xfs:ri?Q .X 'Cl' ix' E lj - A ,jim A - 1'1-Tifx-fil 1 I I ' K fu? Q 'fx 'PUQXXXF I :Sf Q x fi 1-Qs ff 1 , F . Nl: ,Q s .Q . 5.x SRS.-Rx N2 - X ' WWW 1 12 lqrdlg-unzkngr f P ff ! Y. 0 5 2 X X I735'kI935 V ANNA WARREN ' Silence is-golden. ' Gm Club, '29, 'zoz Basketball. 'zof MARTHA WEST ', 4'SmalI in stature, deep in mind A jollier pa! you couldn't find. I- , 1 'A MARY WADSWORTHN A'-thing of-beauty is jog forever, HELEN YAHBOROUGH Deep brfawn eyes running over with glee. IIICHARD ZACHRY A An ansuieq a' mdiderfs .prayeh Fooiban, 'nk HC Club. '33p ,Besr Looking Boy, Sl SARA HADLICY Quu-1, lhuughlful, und slnrvrv. Glcc Club, '30, '31, '32, lSlili'l'll0VliN 'I'UliY KIHKLANIJ I um no! in lbs' rolu ul' cummcm nu'n. Baseball, il: Basketball, '52, 'VL MANY li0BEIi'l'S Sha- lzclwuvs in walking lm! nur alnm-. EMILY STlill'LlX A smile fha! gluws. BEVERLY STVHKIE 'air In look upon, bu! belt:-r ye! Io hmm HEATH HARVEY No rross, no crown. Football, '11, '32, lffcfl ffl .r 1f' .3 , Net- - ,x ' fff .L ,.,c.O.el..5Qe.e,e.,.o..- W we Historq of the Senior Class On a bright September morning in 1929 most of us set out for Columbus High School for the first time. We were thrilled by the expectation of new adventure and learning. There was a faint suspicion in our minds, however, that this new adventure would be filled with trials and hardships. We were standing in the hall in front of the ofTice in small groups talking to our friends and school uChlll1lS,,. Everything we saw awed and bewildered us. The size of the building astounded us because we were accustomed to a compar- atively small building for a school. All our reveries were interrupted when Mr. Kendrick came out of his office and sent us to some teacher's rooms. There we were given small white cards called schedule cards, which were to serve as guides, These schedule cards proved to be insufficient to direct us around such a large building. Mr. Kendrick next sent us to assembly. He was very kind and friendly and gave us some much needed advice and directions. Despite his directions, pande- monium reigned the first day. Freshmen were running around, as the expression goes, like blind dogs in a meat house. During the first year we were pestered and bullied by overbearing sopho- mores , pitied by proud juniors , and paid little attention by dignified seniors . We had numerous chances to demonstrate sales resistance when aforesaid bullies tried to sell us pie checks and credits . Some kind junior or senior usually came along just in time. Finallv we became so Jhomores and enjoyed esterinff the new freshmen. . D We were perhaps more egotistic at this time than at any other during our high school careers . After conquering the dragons in the form of monthly tests by the sword of daily preparation and attentiveness, we became juniors. We were given the privilege of putting penny pictures in the annual, Some of us went out for football and basket ball. Now we have come to the senior year. We have chosen capable officers and accomplished the task of making an annual. We hope that this memorial to our state shall mark our progress in Education. Although we experience a certain pleasure in graduation, and a thrill in the prospect of going to college, we hate to leave the school where we have spent so many happy days and smade so many staunch friends. OTIS NORMAN SHANDS, Jr. Historian. -l733tlQI55b N f xl NX -M I ul. to f flea, czogcfnfcr-AN Prophecg of the Senior Class lt was on a visit to the Delphic Oracle on the beautiful slope of Mt. l'arnassus in old Greece, on my travels in the Mediteranaen countries, that the Priestess, Pythia, read to me the future lives of the Class of '33 of C. H. S.: .luliette Burrus has reeently signed a live year contract with Paramount, llobert Humber and Alice Homer are joint proprietors of the Eat 'Em Up cafe. Schley Gordy stopped his road building through the Everglades to go fishing. Elizabeth Bross is selling sewing machines. llobert Cooper is selling bath-room fixtures, he has succeeded in getting three excellent installersg they are Felix Lawson, Beethoven Kirkland, and Lynn Dalton. His salesmen are Ben Cummings, Gland Fischer, and Heath Harvey. Syble Greene has married an engineerg Mae Matheson, a clergyman. Nick Sampson runs a cafeg Beverly Sturkie and Grace Thornton are his waitresses. Martha West is giving the weather forecast each day. John Murphy is a bus driver. Evelyn Silver is a gold digger. Zera Hair is head of the Mathematics Department at Cornell. .lulia Cunha is president of the United States. tMisprintJ Charles Floyd and Richard Zachry are playing professional football with the other nine P. C, Goats. Lloys Meadows is teaching geometry in Catanla. S. E. Bussey is a street car conductor. Sara Allison is a fortune teller. Carolyn Pcrkings is an actress, or sump'n. Billy .lenkins and Billy Thurmond are boxing instructors at Notre Dame. Elizabeth Fuller is selling brushes. Sara Gilliland has changed the capital G to S , Robert Blount has become a very sharp business man. l733klQ33 I 1 Q V 1 l lac, Q oeifgaec, --,,,e,, Jean Armour is trying to solve Einstein's theory of relativity. Mercer Morris is an orator. Elizabeth Moon has just completed a study of the stars. Carson Smith and Maxine Hife have written a book entitled This Thin Air. Charles McEwen is a lawyer. Edgar Chancellor runs a clothing store. Elizabeth Carpenter is High School's own Kate Slnith. Rocco Infantino and Martha Mabry have made good drawing portraits for Ballyhoo. Elizabeth Satlof and Bernard Friedman are clerks in John Wanamaker's main store. The It. Edwin Page Co. announces the publication ot' the Nankipoolr Even- ing Starg Willard Register is editor and Helen Yarborough is society editress. Ellwood Moyer is having a great time with the blazing blondes. Charles Farris tTenn'essee's Partnerb is still hazy over the method. Rufus Owens has been made manager of Madison Square Garden. Mary Bowers will try for the speed record at Daytona this week, As English teacher in C. H. S., Nellie Jane Trotter is very popular. Frances Lummus is building ginsg the other members are growing the cotton. Will Fred Glenn runs a hardware store. Mary Peacock is teaching toe dancing. Norman Shands runs a beauty parlor. Eleanor Knowles runs a dairy. Peggy Blackmar is a real estate agent. The Red-Headed Woman will be seen at the Gala on Monday and Tuesday featuring Alma Preston and George Lewis. Louis Rice owns a large plantation in Louisiana. The Marcus Corporation stock fell to a new Lowe today. T l735tIQ35T - If Ill 1 .'NQffiz.e. COHIICHN Louise Dozier is a stunt flyer for the B. H. Parham flying circus. Helen Renfroe is a dancer in Ziegfields' Follies. Mary Gordy is a feature writer for the New York Times. Ben Wardlaw, the chemist, is trying to discover a very useful substance. a hair restorer. Woodville Campbell is organist at St. Paul's Cathedral in London. Eleanor Bonesteel is reaching her hundredth year with Sara Hadley fol- lowing close behind. Carrie Dudley is furnishing lumber 'for Shelley Swift's new home. Lennie Davis is star center for 0lsen's Swedes. Eleanor Harding is still dreaming of her childhood home in China. Alice King's engagement to the king of Afghanistan has been announced. Martha Kirkland is a jeweler. Mary Morgan has just received her fortune from old man .I. l'.g while Carolyn Munro traces her lineage to the famous president, Mary Roberts tnot Rhinehartj is still trying to write books. Emily Stripling is an interior decorator. Elizabeth Beatty is riding horseback with the Prince of Wales. Ledra DeLamar is keeping company with Clark Gable. tWonder if there's anything to it?J Harold Calhoun is speaker of the House. tWhat housel? Janice Holleman was voted the most popular girl in C. B. S. Peggy Ward was runner-up in the Los Angeles golf tournamentg she was beaten only by Gene Sarazen. Miss Cheves is supplying for Carolyn Thompson'in the History Department. Eleanor Gunby has successfully carried on the work of Edna St. Vincent Millay. Effie Simmons has just completed her latest composition, Smiling Thru. l735irIQ53. f. 0 M 1 -..QQ tilfCHN M .lane Lindroth has endorsed a new kind of chewing gum, Pull-more, by name, E. M. Robinson is an acrobat and trapeze actor with Ringling Bros., Barnum and Bailey. Hazel Ellis and Marguerite Langhorne are joint proprietors of the Shine 'Em Up shoe parlor. Reid Barr has been replaced by the old genius, Noel Cumbaa, as expert de- signer of the Fisher Bodies Corp. Virginia Garrett is a candidate for the Georgia Legislature: Constance Gate- wood is her leading platform speaker. Fred Brinson and his cousin, Billy, have organized a party to explore the Anarctic regions. The only applicants thus far are Frances Reich, Charlton Williams, and Maxine Harvey. Henry McMurria, Ridgley Hall, and Richard Parks run a dog and cat hospital. Laura Nell Mangham will give a public address on the World War under the auspices of the D. W. W. Betty Gaston is swimming instructor at Emory University, .Iosephine Montgomery is fancy dancing teacher at the Montgomery Studio of Dancing. Harriette Murray is social secretary to the first lady of the U. S. Dorothy Cabaniss is her assistant. Sara Ruth Allmond is editor of the diet column of the Canadian Herald. Helen Ford is a sales lady with headquarters in Detroit. And I, Louise Henderson, am counting these prophecies one by one as they come true. Si l753kl935 ,iffee coeifcew Last lDill and Testament of the Senior Class We, the members of the class of nineteen hundred and thirty three, of the Columbus High School, County of Muscogee, State of Georgia, being of sound mind and memory-although certain members of the faculty refuse to believe this-realizing that our end is drawing near, on this day do hereby make our last Will and Testament, bequcathing our treasures to their rightful t?J heirs. The senior class, as a whole, leaves its highest ideals, its profound respect, its undying love and loyalty to Dear Old C. H. S. To the facility we bequeath our sincere gratitude for their patience and efforts expended upon us. Harold Calhoun bequeaths his intelligence and oratorical ability to Norman Rothschild, ' Louis Henderson leaves his way with the women to Bill Greene. Edwin Page bequeaths his good singing voice to Leo Gilman. tYou can go in vaudeville now, Leob. Mary Bowers leaves her social rank to Helen Swift. tDon't you get nob- bish with us, Helenl. Will Fred Glenn bequeaths to Mr. Robert tHorsel Nelson, with much regret, his English book. Betty Gaston bestows her raven black locks upon .leanett Bowers. Lloys Meadows leaves a place on the football team for someone else to shine. tYou'll have a chance now, boys.J Caroline Calloway bequeaths her pep and vivacity to Julia Wade. tCarry on, Julia.J Julia Cunha bequeaths her gracious and queenly dignity to Mary Adams. Helen Yarborough bestows her nonchalance upon Ann Dexter, Carolyn Perkins bestows her dramatic abilities upon Martha Henry. Richard Parks leaves his meekness to Mac Kimbrough. Eleanor Bonesteel wills her chewing gum, with its solace on all occasions, to Mickle Greene. Lennie Davis leaves his stature to Jimmie Davis. t0pportunity knocks but once, Jimmyl. Bernard Friedman bequeaths his fiddle to anyone who'll take it. Sara Gilliland leaves her quiet and calm nature to Betty Thweatt. Martha Mabry wills her ability to draw to Ona McDougal. Ben Wardlaw leaves histimid nature to .Iohn Carnes. Willard Register bequeaths his love of study to Billy King. Mary Peacock now turns over her Bassett's History to Louise Hinton. il73l5irIQI55 v A .1 1 1' I 1 QT f Nw 'iff if-'eff La,-nl 1 ylisi U' :MTA -4 ' algal? fi U' COHIICHN 1' J. 'Ln Fred Brinson bestows his Pm Bing Crosby manner upon Marion Williams. Robert Cooper bequeaths to Sir Warren Boswell his soft, quiet, loving voice. lA great honor, Sir Warrenj .leane Armour leaves a fond memory of herself to her teachers. E. M. Robinson bequeaths the word indefinite to Miss Cheves for her to use instead of vague Beethoven Kirkland intended to leave Mary Roberts to someone, but he just couldn't say goodbye. Speaking of telephone numbers, Norman Shands leaves his list of numbers of chorus girls to Buck Garrett. Helen Renfroe leaves her personality to Putt Hyatt. I, the testator, do give my most heart felt sympathy to the entire school for losing such an illustrious class. The above document was signed and sealed by the Class of 1933, this day, as their last Will and Testament. CHARLES MCEWEN, Testator. Witnesses: OSCAR ZILCH JOHN DOE ALI. HOOEY .I753kI9I55 5 :Fixx r. t Eff ...t,,'v li f flu, cootfcaw f f fx 1' QQ 2 T 'Q' 1 Q fl, J .AA J., 6 A 'A 9 V' K VER! KW!! M xf Honor to the Unrecognized Student As the idea of paying homage to the unrecognized and unheralded person has spread throughout the world, we have taken the opportunity in this year's annual to honor the unrecognized pupil of this school, who makes up the, rank and tile of this great student body. There are so many people whose assistanct- makes possible the undertakings that are accomplished eaeh year and yet, who fail to receive the credit and grati- tude that is due them for their efforts. It is for the express purpose of honoring these people that we dedicate this page. 4 We wish to praise and glorify the worthy boys and girls-the unsung heroes of this organization. l735MQ35 LLOYS Nllf1XIFOVv'S JULIA CUNIIA Bus! lVtlfUl'PlI' Bog Bvsi Nulurvd Girl Cl IARl.'l'ON XVII.I,I:XMS JL'l,lI l I'lf BLRRUS Mm! lifpulur Boy Mus! l'opL1Ia11'CIl4r'I lsmxcjsfs I UMMLS Rlfilmlun ZAQHRY Bus! Imuhrmf Chr! Lim! l,uu121ngf ling 54 1 E e fl3 5b1i1 bfiiifmkfukaiifi ' Juniors KSN KQZWXG fa 5 Q35 Ui, md BE , I? 5 R f, Kwik w X S? 150453 W' , we wh, ...MW l F . we , , y..i g 5 ' V JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS wh!! LOUISE HINTON JOHN SLADE CAROL SIMMONS ul- ' President Secretary I Vice-President Historq of the Junior Class September 21, 1930, a large number of scared Freshmen entered C. H. S. grasping little blue tickets in slightly trembling hands, As is the habit of all true Freshmen, we all got lost, but even the most erring of the little ratsv knew where to go about the fourth or fifth period when the word Lunch adorned the white schedule card. But with the assistance of our elders we finally accomplished what was required of us as Freshmen. Then came the thrill of being Sophomores, new teachers, new friends, and new studies. VVe were finally herded together for the election of our class officers. After the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, we endured the agonies of the final tests. A new term was started with many resolutions for the New Year, and everyone working toward the goal of being .luniors. The majority of us are here in our Junior year and, in spite of the usual trials of a .lunior, feel that we are succeeding. We are already speaking of this time next year when we are Seniors. Hut when we have reached those heights, llllly it not be said of us: That lowliness is young ambition's ladder Where to the climber upward turns his faceg But when he once attains the upmosl round He then unto the ladder turns his backg Looks into the clouds, scorning the base degrees By which he did ascend? JEANN E FLYNT, Historian. I .-g.. -. .,-,..,.. . Sul l'iIlio Nlvlilliglli itllllllll Lloyd .lm Lnuis Kunzvi Yuru Moll 'l'oIIn-rt Ann Ni2ll'iIll Cznrlhm Guan Kim In-xii-r li:1llu-rim- Moon liuth Wolfe iq-nu .lum-s Sylvain I.:1ufm:m xi2ll'lilil Munro -nkins I.:ml'1'lI4- iiotllsvllilcl Huh Nloolm- iilizallu-Ill Curvvttv Ya-villo Saul ii1lI'iD1ll'2l liuywoml lhwothy W1-lls :hiv Cohn Virginia Si2lI'i'ilit Carol Simmons Marion Bullock .lulin NV:ule llliviu Reese Ellen Petreal Marion Paige Sara l'lau'riS Marie Gooilroe Mildred Greene lnzl Pearl llzlnnnoek Elizabeth Moore Betty XVhite Elizabeth Abbott Alice Bussey llitehie White Frzmees Hill Eclwinzl Crawford Jeanette Blanton Ernest Higgins Ruth Miller lfllllllil' LL-onarql Cathvrino liivins Kathryn Brooks Claylon Mooring ltlzl Lou liaxlvl' Blargzlrol Prinrv Va-rm-llc Thonlpson Sara Davis llazc-I Howell lilizalwlll Taylor Mary Davison Louisa Carlislv Suv Silas Sara Frances Liltlc M:nl'glwl'ilm- Johns Mary .loyrc .loncs Carolyn Grcvnc .IL-anno Flynl Norman Iiolhsrhilml Anne' Brown E Sophomores W 'Nutr f 4 'B Z ..,. X 51x - 'JP 15 fc 'Q ' if :qi 1 Sei QM nf fa SUI lfimmiix Nolumx l,l'0Sld0I7I 'llUNl0llli CLASS Ol-'l lfIEliS lXflARY i lONlliR VRANK .iOllNlSOlN SE't'I't'filfl! Vice--President Sophomore Class 2-li ,Xcl:nns, Mzwtlm Allznns, Mason Czulmliiss, Carroll Cantrell. Daisy Cargill, Waller K Alford, Annie linuru lZlSl2lllU, Cesar Allen. Aubrey Allen. Clzirenee Allen, l r:uiees Anthony, lioseoe Armour, Anne Arnolll, Russell ii2lI'iiClll. Grover Burr, Lydia: liivins, .lzlnles iii1lllCilill'li, AiL'l'l'L'l lilnmlforfl, Walllel Holton, liennelh llonlmm, .lannes llonnetl, W. A. Bowers, Lucy lirznlley. Mary Brewster. liill Brooks, Evelyn linrrus, Felix linsh, Oliver Hussey, Warren C1lSlil'iJl'l'l'y, Milslretl Copelzin, Derryle Cox. Virgil lllllllilll, Nlilmlreml C, Cunnnings, Frances lmvimlson, Mary llensmore, Dorothy lloughtie, George llumlley, Margaret lluskin. lDeVVitt Evans, Elizabeth Evans, Sara lfzirris, .lannes Fziulkner, Douglas l iel1Ier, Kenrlzill islilllilgilll, .lane lfleleher, Blzulelyn lflonrnoy, Margaret Foley. Anne Freneli, Annie Louisl l reneh, Walter Sophomore Class- H:n'lau11l, .luck li:il'r':il'1l, l.conzu'd li:u'I'0ll, G1-orgc Gov, l-'au'i'ur Gibson, Alhvrl iiiilllllll, Sara fiiil'lliil, Muurinv lilovur, Hzu'ricltv Hnrlcy, Annu ll:u'rcIl. Marin H:u'l'is, Ellllllil Hnrvcy, .luck Hzlynv, Kzlllu'yn Hecht. Cluwlvs llvchl, J, B. llclclrctli, Frvrl Hilton, I.zun'u Many llcnclrix, l r:uu'cs .lunu llollis, Howm-ll llonu-r, Mary Huff, Mildred Hubbzuwl, Curvul HUIIIUS, .lurk Hyzlll, Stella Johnson, Frauik Johnson, l'zltl'icin I C an 1771 and liitlrc-ll. ViI'1.filliQl li1'z1I'i, Louise Lzuul, .lohn I.v0, Alivc Lev, Cliffortl l.itcl1liclml, Violci Mzmgluun. Lucy Massa-y. Myrllc Nlnssvy, liobcrl Mzutchuil, Mario Muliox, Verna Mcvc-or, .lulizln Mcyvr. Loraine Moon, Noll Morgzui, llralcu Moya-r, lm-nc Mclilvcy. Virgini xil'KL'Illll'X, Paul N0l'lll2lIl, Frzulcis Purkcr, Chnrlic i,1ll'kL'l', Quinton l'0:u'ock. .lohn l'vzu'son, Willizun l'lu-Its, Angus Prvston, .lcssic lihozuls, Waiter l LL, COHIICHN all Sophomore Class- Canfinued Reiney, Sue Renfroe, Bruce Richards, Margaret Ross, William Royal, Nell Seagraves, Lois Shepherd, Margaret Smith, Frances Smith, Nell Smith, Rachel Snuggs, William Springer, Arthur Stephens, Grace Strock, Alan Summerlin, Richard Swift, Frances Taft, Eula Taylor, Alice Thomas, Emily Thrash, James Thompson, Ann Tindall, Richard Tompkins, Oralla Waddell, Elliott VValden, Agnes Ward, Martha Ann Wickham, Estelle Wickham, Fred Williams, Sam 2-A Ausfeld, Emily Bates, Helen Young Baxter, James William Boswell, Warren Buffington, John Butler, Clarence Butler, Mary Sue Colquitt, Iva Cooper, Margaret Susan Coppock, William Davis, Charles Christian Dimon, Margaret Ellis, Martha Edmunds, Martha Nell Estes, Cecil Farley, Ann Hammett, Hugh Green, Mickie Harp, Dixon Harris, Norman Harvey, Lawrence Higgins, Ernest Holland, Gladys Holt, Percie Hood, Bunt Hutchins, Barbara Louise Jackson, Irvin Jennings, Bonnie Joerg, Frank Kendell, Kenneth King, Billy , Leary, Donald Mahathey, Ryland Mitchell, Frances Annette Morton, Louise Munro, Harold Murray, Katherine Myers, Heyward McArdle, Grace McDougal, Ona McElvey, Frank McKee, Jean McKnight, Eulalia McMurria, James Nylen, Arthur 0'Neal, Marcus De 0'Neal, Ruth L. Ott, William Passmore, James Pitts, Robert Prather, Clarke Reich, William Owens Roberts, Virginia Screws, Elsie Segraves, Millard Shaw, Mary Willard Siafacas, Spiros Slayton, Pete Snellings, Lillian Starratt, Virginia Swift, Helen Tarlowski, Sarah Thompson, Martha Turner, Jep Williams, Marion Woodall, Billy Woodall, James Yancey, Ann l73I51lrIQ35 T Freshman y W F 7 r'XiEy def , jl flllgl umwf Q. .. 7 , M Mx n X as f WWML ,x A xl Yu L .gl ,tx X l , - lvl A RTI ilk COR DY Serrelurg 1-B Adams, Sam Aldridge,, Louise Andrews, Augusta Arms, llohert Averetl, Katherine Berry, Charles Bennett, Osborne Bonner, Beagan Bonner, Frances Bowers, Janel Brooks, Fannie Brooks, Margaret Brown. Stuart Brown, Thomas Brown, Verna Brown, Virginia Buek, Helen Bulfington, Bolxerl Burn, Beverly Burnham, Lelloy Cain, Lewis Cannon, Jane Carlisle, Bussell Carter, Cathryn Cashion. Mary FBESHMAX CLASS OFFICERS .JAMES SKIPVJORTH President Freshman Class Chamlmliss, Mary hilds, Elizabeth olbert, Mildred Collins, .lohn Coppoek, Lewis Corvette, Ben Crawford, James Crawley, .lohn Cummings, James David, Nelle Davis, Frank Duncan, Mary Ellison, Blanchard Flournoy, Cordon Ford, William Forrester, Bobert Fox, Charlotte Franklin, Dorothy Fuller, Elizabeth Fuller, Louise tialewood, Joe Colden, Charlotte Cray, Sarah Creenlree, Boberl Cunhy, Bobert Haines, Mary C C -1 i ' 1-J 'V l.OUlSE SClrlOlVlBLlRli Vive- Presiclenl Hale, Jada llardaway, Ben llurl Harris, Glynn Hart, Martha Hartley, Virginia Henry, James Hinshelwood, Donald Hinshelwood, Patricia Holland, John I-Iolman, Mary Holmes, Florence Horne, Melissa Hudson, Alice Hllflllllilll, Burnside Hunt, Alan lnfantino, Thomas Jackson, Arthur .laekson, Jack .laekson, Franees Johnson, Will Jones, Edith Jones, Fay Jones, Ada .Iordan, Helen Jordan, Louise Jossey, Virginia -,y xg' Kendrick, Betty liennon, Marg.:aret Kent, Cathryn liieree, Aliee Kline, Floyd Laney, lsalmel Lipman, Marjorie Luse. Arthur Maerlens, .lames Mangum, Miriam Martin, D. Martin, William MeArdle, Mary McBride, .I. C. Metlehee, Cora Metieehee, Emily Messer, Marvin Meyer, Bonnie Miller. Milton Mitehell, Maud Moore, Arthur Morris, .limmie Mullin, .lalnes Munson, Earle Murray, Bonald Norman, Biehard Odom, Bohert Ogletree, Sara FI'GShII1E1I1 Class- Cozzfffzlzwf 0'Hara, Mary Ohme, Minnie Owens, Charles Peaeoek, Dorothy Pease, Porter Pedley, Tim Pitts, Ednawyl Pope, George Preston, Biehard Pulliam, Ethel Raymond. Hazel Bhodes, Elizabeth lliehardson, Philip Roberts. Barbara ltohinson, Mary Bogers, William Saul, Judith Seruggs, Kathleen Smith, Evelyn Slnith, Dixon Smith, Kate Smilh, Buth Smoke, Eva Snellings, Sehley Spalding, Donald Speneer, Biehard Standford, Sara Stokes, Dudley r Swift, George Thomas, Anne Thomason, Emily Thompson, Anna 'l'olhert, Arehic VVeir, Harriet Wender, Martin White, Howard Williams, Charles Williams, .lane Wilson, Margaret Wyriek, Evelyn Yerby, Marguerilt 1-A Arms, Thomas Barnes, .Iohn Barr, Doris Berry, Lee Bize, Katherine Booth, Bonnie Bowen, Kenneth Bradwell. Edison Brooks, Harry Brooks, William Brown, .lewel Bryant, .Ioe Buek, Ceeil ..,,,s,ws,.,f 1 ,gn . llyrd, Dupont Cain, .laek Cartledge, Tom tfartledge, Harvey Chandler, Walter Connelly, ltuth Cooper, Joe Copeland, James Cox, Anne Craig, l ranees llouthit, Bill East, Helen Edge, .lulian Evans, Julius Faith, Don tiordy, Martha Griswold, Malile tiunhy. Gresham Hales, Eddie Hamilton, Jean Hamhy, Emily llaneoek, Jaek Harding, Forrest Haywood, Irene llodges, Florenee Ilutl', Virginia lnglett, J. l'. Ingram, Dana Jenkins, Felix f , Freshman Class- Cfanrfmfm' Jessup, Charles Jones, Dorothy Jones, Lambert Jones, Sara Jordan. Willis Joy, i l'2ll1CCllC Key, Eleanor Kirkland, Mary Kimbrough, Mae Lee. Joe Levy. Ina Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis, Irene Matthews, Evelyn Martin, Roy Maytield. William Miehie, Henry Miller, Helen Miller, Edith Miller, Mildred Moore, Jaek Moyer, lluth Myers, J. VV. McCarty, Louis McMichael, Betty Nash, Ralph Nelson. Joe Newsome, Dorothy U'Neilt. Eugene Parisli, Verna Pitts, Helen lieieh, Joseph liiehardsou, Anne ltoherts, Gunhy Roberts, Mary liobertson, Billy ltussell, Joe Satlof, Jeanette Sehomburg, Louise Shaffer, Ben Skipworth, James Smith, Eugene Smoke, Jewell Snellings, Ross Sutherland, Winnie Townsend, Jerry 'l'readway, Joe Turner, James Wall, Russell Wasserman. Marigold VVeaver, Annie Webster, Elizabeth NVhite, Frank Williams, Virgil Woodall, Ethel Wright, Mary Young, Sherwood 11 K X X R 'k t it X Q 3 X' X - 7 N3 ig f 1 A' M w? ff A -A JPEG W sk X' ' f 6 Q Aw 1 , 1, ' , . ff. vnu W - fM:u ff ' W f Hlfl lf var, f.-W: ii: ,X ' ,. Y y ,MQ LXIALI r gsm 1 i Wu VZ?- ffl 1. www' V ' Q , fy . TJ my X . ' N ,it y LM' 'x x A X xx gl Nfl' ' . X 7AxtlfLLeti,Cs k 1 if Football fo 44 Q, I Lx. N ' 1 ' 1 3 A RUFUS OWENS Manager Foolbull CECIL BUCK Jon COCHORAN Ma r1r1 yer Iiaslwlbull Assl, Mcmuyer Ifoolbull COACIIIES AND I-'ACl'l.'l'Y ADVISE!! I I'. MAYFIELD ..... ..........................................,............................... . ....... 1 :01lCh Ii. Al'S'l'lN .... ....... A ssistzlnt Couch li. HUMBLE ..... ....... I faculty Advisor ,,,.,,,..,v,, V ,MAN ,,,,,, W , W. Y, ,.... ...,. ... 1 V ..-.,,-.-, ., ... I .1 ff, ,J L LOYS ISAAC MIEADOWS Quarlcrbach ROBERT 'MLRICKYU NELSON Allcrnale Cuplain Tackle JOHN UBLONDIEH JONES Guard BILLY UXVOODYH WOODALL Tackle f I't'33klC!.53L QQQLZS35.f52 f' HUTMFQ HEBER HDIMPLESH GARRETT Captain-Guard ROY Fo0Ts LAMB Tackle HEATI1 'AJEWU HARVEY End DONALD INTELLIGENCE LEEBERN Halfback ., A M ,ix ilk 5 r -vr N BILL SCOUT VJHITIQHFAD Guard ALTON FLATSH SCOTT Tackle RICHARD HHANDSOMIT' ZACHRY End JOHNNY 'AAUSTIIYH BARFIFLD Quarlerbark E K' fl K... C U fT3 Lf Q fiH QL !753iriC?3 L x HERBERT PEACHES ROSSER Halfback BOOKER SUD SUDDUTH Tackle HARRY HAPPY GARRETT Guard IWASON HLEFTYH ADAMS Halfhach , . 5 V R A 5 A N yan lfRNl'S'IA CAS'I'l,I5l5llRRY XVUODVIN Camus HIQIBVR GARRI:T'l4 IIRANKI IN HoR'I'oN lfRNl'S'l' HIGGINS HARRY .1 ACKSON I3111f1'uov1-N K1RK1.AN1u DL'l7ON'I' KIRVISN MARcius l,OWIl .IQHN Lliwls IYLWOOD Mom-R BILLY OTT RICHARD PARKS Vw'Il.I.ARD Rlin1ls'l'1fR HIQRBIQRT ROSSIQR clllolauf I.11wis Basketball Varsilu Guard Vurxilu Guard Varsilu Guard Varsity Guard Guard l'iUI'LL'tlFK1 Varxilu Cfwvrur Varsilu Forward Guard Cunler Varsilu Guard C'L'f?ll'I' Varsilu lfarward lfarwurd Forward Guard Athletic Association TY NYLFN. PFVSILIIPHI MARTIIA ELLIS, Vice-Presidenr lVfI.IZAI5IL'l'II NIOORI5, SIELTCIIIFU EFFIE SIMMONS, Tf?aSL1rL'f MISS CAROLINE OWEN, Sponsor MISS EI.I.I5N SIIFPIIFRD, Fflflllfll Azluisvr, ,Fw Qilivwizzf, - Q :LilsfLiD?QLm,nr HEJZLL COHIICHN Apprecia tion For the advice of Mr. Kendrickg the in- estimable- aid of Mrs. Forrester and Miss Blackmon, the preparation of copy by Willard Register and Frances Reich, the untiring efforts of McCollum Studios in taking pictures at any time, and the co- operation and workmanship of the Com- mercial Printers and Wrigley Engravers, we, the staff of 1933 Cohiscan, wish to express our gratitude. l733irlQ35 E si ' ,-hLw..:J3iPvZi1r!d!ifi.4ik'5l3.11-EYQQE ' 1 I I ie1we.JGHliW4?m Q yi . Hn.. TTTT11mTr .W ff VE5WsVm My ff' W X aa 1 'Q 'QF ,QL-if ' t i' 1' 'k ir i, X qk it 'n 11' I 'A rW:?,,!w1 P ',1-i-'1:g!--:- K f !u .inslnunll 'i'17d:T K I' J ' ll E V -x-'K v In 5 fl W1 . . ' ,I , X'-L I x '- ln l K- ' ' M a vi' ' ',, 'X , ,1 X f f J f N K if f L'-I Q l f, is 13 ' a xgzfli 11-V X'-In AUT ff, 4 ML LW .H 1 W W , XA , ,ZAR ,.. W X H f Q1 .XM f A X V- iq . N ! AX fxyj.-.K WI xx , , Nl- 2 12 X w 2 I if , X Rf , ,,w:1 -'6 y',ffX ,Q F f ' IJ ', 'N-' - ' IW f' X , 1 yd XJ- , 1 l f 1 fl! W I Y xx ji I 1 am, , jg J nag 0 ,g x 5 i 4 , Zh YACJCLVLJLZLCS ' 5 '7' 'Ml Winla. it ,WE !!...!H!!i l!!!l!l!l! :gn . rm -- ii!!!-ln bl Hi'-U Club LOUIS HVNIJLRSON, Prcsidvnl CIIARLION XVIl.l.lAMN, Yuc l'n'x1clur7I JIMMII1 DOU4lIl'I'll'. Sl'iTl'Hll'U SCiIlI.lfY GORIJY, kIqI't'll-SLIIUI' l'llrpuscs: To wcailc, maintain, :mul vxtcml throughout thc school :mal vmnnilinily higlu-r stzimlzirils of Christian c-lmrziclcr. I'l:ilfm'n1: CIL-:ln sm-0011, l'il'2lIl sports. vlc-:in sclmlul'sl1i11, clvzln living. l ACl'l.'l'Y AIJVISICHS l'I'iJ2ll1 liumblv W. Ii. I'lic'kson 'l'. C. licmlrick li. M. liuhinson WL-slvy l,2llll'X lhmlu-rl Cmmpci' l Hvicl B1ll'l' Dick Young lillwoml Moya-I' Cooper Czimpbcll I-lil Lucljc .Inu-k 'l'oIln-rl Portvr Golden lfrvll SChUIlllllll'Q .lzimvs Nll'Nllll'I'iZl Ashby Johnson Iiclgzn' Clluiicvllur Willziril Joy John Slzulc Hcrbcrl liosscr Billy HI'illSHll liivllzuiwl llickwslallf Qlee Club MRS. .L O. Mli'I'lIVIN. Dl.!'l'l'f1Jf SIiVlQN'I'H PERIOD CLASS AFTEER SCHOOL CLASS HIJWTN Pmzfa , Ilresulvnz JEAN ARMOUR President HAROLD CALIIOUN V1 L+f- -lwsfklenr LOUISI4 l,A'1'HAM Vive-I'rvsiden1 RVID BARR , Su' z'a- fury und Trcasurer ANNE MARTIN , , Sccrclury MARTHA WEST, Busimfss Manager lfLlZABE'IAH CORVE'I'Tli, Press Rrptbflef Anmng llu- cntcrtaninnlcnts pm-sclllvll by thc lilcc Club arc nBittl'l' Swcvt Annu- , QiVl'l1 in 1931, Timo Pin-cl Pipcr of l'lumlin , in '32g Tho Minstrel Shown in '31 :xml Hiding Down lllc Slay , in '33. Dramatic Club The llllI'llUSl' of tht- Drauiatic. iiluli is to iliscovcr aml llllrlil tht th luiitir tilvul uf thc stuclculs of Columbus lligh Scliool. 'l'hv cuurst ul lht tlub imluc I y proiluvtimi, acting, and tht- ullii-r arts rt-latvd to tho s L sm-ntvil a uuuiln-r ul' plays umlm-r tht- uxcvlluut mlircctioii of Nliss lulii li ix 'I'hv club has pmgi't-sscnl rapidly this season with thc lu ox other Jl',ANNl3 l:l.YN'l', i,,I't'SIc1t'!7l ASHBY JOHNSUN, l ll'l ll!'t'Sl'tlt'l'll CAROLINE CAl.I.AWAY, I,I'L'-SS Rt'pUI'I1'r IQIJZABIZTII HENRY. Svcrelartf and 'llrruxizrrr 0'l'Hl'Ilt MIQMBICRS: lit-lcn Swift llaruhl Calhoun N1-villu Saul Ina l'carI Hauuuock liula Wade Callu-riuc Colbert Marion Bullock Sara Davis Lucy Bowers tiormlun liugg Iticliarfl Parks ltvtly Whitt' Iilvauor Lipuian Ann Iluxtor Martha Wt-sl Harry Brooks Margiici'itc Johns Martha Huury Emily Austin-Ill Gloria Miller Aunahvl Millcr Virginia Slarratl Foggy NVar1l Alix-c llussvy lun Witte COHIICHND - O U7 s .fr--lr., 'xffr '-is ' - t x -V .40 zf X ff in W wifi S152 :HMB .A in ,IL ,xtuf ...D , N, ,,,s Most Representative Most Representative Most Representative Most Bepresentative Most Representative Most Representative Hall of Fame Junior Boy .... . Junior Girl .... D Sophomore Boy Sophomore Girl Freshman Boy ..... . Freshman Girl NVittiest Boy .............................................. Wittiest Girl ....... Best Best Best Best Best Best Most Singer, Boy ...... Singer, Girl ...... Speaker, Boy ...... Speaker, Girl Dancer, Boy ..... Dancer, Girl .... Athletic Boy ....... Most Athletic Girl ....... Worst Woman Hater Worst Man Hater ........ Beau Brummell ......... Best Dressed Girl ....... Best Disposition, Boy Best Disposition, Girl l733kl9I53 .. ..,. Marion Page Louise Hinton Clarence Butler Margaret Dudley Bill Johnson Dorothy Peacock James Thrash Stella Hyatt Wesley Laney Caroline Perkins James MeMurria Louise Morton Schley Gordy Martha Kline Heber Garrett Margaret Dimon Willard Joy Alma Preston Don Faith Helen Swift John Slade Moselle Worsley , A V , if - ,fa-. 'r wks 5 7- ,fn i f Q . W ,. , ,. J x 'H ,J W-..., X . .-J 4 STAFF BIEN VJARDLAW EDWIN PAGE Editor-in-Chief Business Manager MARTHA MABRY , , Ar! Edilor CONSTANCE GATEWOOD , Associale Edilor IfRlsDiiR1CK BRiNs0N ITRANCISS LUMMUS JULIIETTE BURRUS RUFUS OWENS o ,o CHARLTON WiLi.1AMs o ALICE HOMIER o hifi .MIQQ , . , Associure Editor Associate Business Manager , W ,, Joke Edilor , Sport Edilor Joke Editor , Sport Edilor 1' AA ,Q l 3 P 5 : ir if Y 'k 'k i' i' I xx ,. ff I , f7 X X XX WNW Ads cmd, Jokes k ff 3 , I ,. H r 5. ' f X Mffxirhxr XAXIXXR 1 Ahh I '- Y ,f f m A,- v Xww X , . C n E bi 5 E E H 1 H Trhsvag out Behmd the Bars Person 4...- Find Edin! I I0vicAChvc35 Just Nuts CHSEITOUHIBIH ofiulh Man from ihe Soulthzmcl hxs favorite agar bro ddcrs o de MorePower LO dqvc Ge 1 Cree De Headman Just the Grounds of C.H.S. our New Studyrfan Football Dlmjcrs Heaven I f 1 f flee coealfcew ' f Cfwice Cfold Cfales Are you laughing at me? demanded Miss Trannnell. No, came the answer. Well, insisted Miss Trammell, what else is there in the room to laugh at? -if if if Edgar has been trying to get a pull with Miss Cheves all the year. tHe thinks absence makes the heart grow fonder . i' i' if Teacher: Willard, can you tell me what a hypocrite is? Willard: Yes, Ma'an1, it's a boy that comes to school with a smile on his face. ur ir if sm Did you hear about her teeth falling out while she was playingi tennis? No, did she lose the set?', 1' if ak I saw Neil swallow a sword, said Helen. That's nothing, answered Shorty. I saw Madelyn inhale a camel? 1' if at The jig is up, said Dr. Austin, as the patient with the St. Vitus dance died. 1 at 1 A proposition Mr. Hickson gave to his class- Theorem: If you love a girl, she loves you. Given: You love a girl. To prove: That she loves you. Proof: 1. All the world loves a lover fShakespeareJ. 2. Your girl is all the world to you ievideutb. 3. Your girl loves a lover fsubstitute 2 in ll. 4. You are a lover Chypothesisl. Conclusion: Therefore: Your girl loves you. ar if ar Buck, after a C club dance, talking' to Nellie Jane: Nellie Jane: Buck, how was the dance last night? Buck: The dance was OK but the 5 piece'orchestra was terrible. Nellie Jane: What do you mean by that? Buck: The orchestra only knew five pieces. ,l733irl933 a at 't Ti' 'Ui ww., I NLL Coe-nfcfw Schley, enthusiastically: Oh, I got the best of Miss Cheves yesterday. Louis: How? Schley: I admitted my notebook was vague before she had time to say it. if ar 1 Prather: My dad has a new car. Carnes: Hi, Pal! 1 f f Louise: If I should say 'I am beautiful' what tense would it be? Shorty: Past tense. af if 1' Officer Armstrong tto couple parked in autol: Don't you see the sign: 'Fine for Parking? Cooper: Yes officer, I see it, and heartily agree with lit. if -A- if Juliette: Why are you so sd? Harriette: Somebody promised to lend me two dollars, and I've forgotten who it was. 1- 1' -k Miss Blackmon: Which is correct, a herd of camels or a drove of camels? Bright Student: I always thought they came in packs. 1 -A' f Ashes to ashes, dust to dust If study hall doesn't kill us, The lunch room must. i' 'A' 'k ' The thinnest girl I ever saw was one that sat beside me today on the street car. I heard her tell a C. H. S. boy that he could find her in a telephone book. l733tlQ35 Dependable Used Cars Maxwell Brothers 8: PAT TERSON-POPE MCD011-31d MOTORCO.,Inc. FURNITURE 1141 Broadway 1415 lst Ave. Columbus, Ga. Phone New Neighbor: Have you any brothers and sisters, cleur?' Sullv: I haul an brother, but wc-'re divorced. Neighbor: Divorcecl'? Sally: Yes, Pars got Jackie, and Mzfs got me. l 'lr 'A' i' Big lown Bill: Why the traffic lun over everv twenty minutes. here is nothing. In New York u man is Sara Ruth: How dreadful! The poor man! 4 4 4 Uffieer Smilh fslopping car with Pull ui lhe wheell: Say, whereis the fire? Pull: ln your eyes, you great big gorgeous 1J2lII'0llI1IlI1ln RALSTON HOTEL COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 200 ROOMS - FIREPROOF Popular Priced Coffee Shop Excellent Food Courteous Service C. L. ARNOLD, Manager South's Largest CLOTHIERS and TAILORS 512.50 Risjggw 314.95 I Schwobilt All- Wool TAILORED-To-oRDER 515.50 - 318.50 TAILORED IN DIXIE The Standard Tailoring Co. The Schwob Co. 1037 Broadway Columbus, Ga. A 1 N G L E S 1 D E Build with Brick and Sugifozgniugirup Buy Your Brick from Winter Packed W.H.cARG1LL co. BICKERSTAFF Columbus, Ga. C B ' kyard, - Alab ma Stokes 20 92613 ago A D Y The Edit always at OT, LAMAR SMITH Watch 43fQ?'-34? es, Jewelry d D monds A L .,-,.,. W. C. BRADLEY CO. METROPOLITAN Cotton CAFE and 1026 Broadway Fertilizers A Good Place to Eat Times may lie hurml, but the clock manufacturers still do an alarming l iusiness. if if uk 'l'eacher: Why rlo they put zu hyphen in liird-cage? Bright Student: For the hirml to st on. if if if Louise: Have you anything to do? Eula: No, Louise: Then l0t's go to class. KAYSER-LILIENTHAL C. L. TORBETT, Inc. MORTICIANS The Silver Ambulance Phone 211 QINCJ- The Shop of Original Styles Always Showing New Styles for juniors and Misses At Reasonable Prices We Invite You to Come in and See Them if ' 'T A l ' ' G' 85 H' Compliments PAINT 81 GLASS of CO' WALTER SMITH Paints-Brushes-Glass-Building Supplies 1016 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 1204 Broadway Phone 3186 'VS . A Snowball Snowi? - and. er Shadow THE ROAD TO EXECUTIVE POSITIONS Stenography-Touch Typewriting Secretarial Studies Bookkeeping-Accounting CLARA BELLE SMITH BUSINESS COLLEGE 1029 Second Avenue, Columbus, Ga. Telephone 1776 Accredited by the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCIAL COLLEGES Our employment bureau service will enable you to receive assistance in getting a position in almost every important city in the United States. This is possible through the co-operation of our association. ENROLL NOW 2312 Wynnton Rd. :Jhone 4199 CONSERVATORY BRAWNER S OF MUSIC SPECIALTY BAKERY 220 Tenth St. Columbus, Ga. Columbus' ' Georgla In Session Throughout Year CALL US FOR YOUR PARTY DEPARTMENTS REQUIREMENTS Piano, Voice, Violin and Orchestral Special Orders Receive Our Careful Instruments, and Expression. Attention. An Irishman and his wife were going abroad, and both were very sea sick. Their little son was playing around the railing.: of the vessel in a dangerous manner, and his mother. thinking herself too sick to correct him, said: Father speak to Willie. The sick father replied: llello, Willie! 'A' 'k 'A' Mrs. Mote: What did the Declaration of Independence say about commerce? Ev il' fl I ' ff -I 'r ff. 1 51013 ,mssu xx onb Mrs. Mote: Well, if you had studied your lesson you would have known it didn't say anythingf' i' 'A' if My grandfather was a gold digger in the Klondike. So was mv grandmother. Compliments CLIFF M. AVERETT, Inc. of Buick, Pontiac ff'-, Cadillac Klnnetts M. N. DANIEL This SPHCC STAPLE AND FANCY GRocER1Es is Made Possible Fresh Meats of All Kinds BY Foot Wynn's Hill Contributions of Phones 435 - 9135 Friends 1 H U M E S T ARVER COMPANY for General Furniture and Music Insurance 1316 First Ave. Columbus, Ga lilefh UP. Bprouting' wings. 4-......,...... On the spot ! Fine Jewelry Silverware and Diamonds C. SCHOMBURG 8: SON 1121 Broadway Columbus, Ga. At the Sign of the Big Clock CAMP CONCRETE Co. M A R T I N FURNITURE Co. Successors to Georgia Paving and Construction Co. FURNISHING HOMES IN COLUMBUS FOR 41 YEARS Contractors All Kinds Cement and Concrete Work FURNITURE Burial Vaults and Garden Furniture RUGS RADIOS Mrs. Forrester in public speaking: What is the matter with you, Mr. Calhoun? Canft you speak any louder? Be more enthusiastic. Open your mouth and throw yourself into it. i' 'A' if Mr. Thomas: Helium boils way down there-- A Voice from Heaven: Everything boils way down there. -x if if Edwin: I love youg I love you. Won't you be my wife? Virginia: You must see mama first? Edwin: I have seen her several times, but I love you just the same. Compliments of 11 - 0 I Y- u S H- of o so of so --+-- , Phone 788 MILLER-TAYLOR R. H. IVICNULTY CO. SHOE CO' , The Shoe and Stockmg for Store I N S U R A N C E 1130 B dC'Z.EUMBUS'T'Z?g,,, 2405 -' Out of ihe ' I mug of Haberaham .Z...............i...... .......... , O, P-1 -e -a.-zl Q4 is Columbus Bank 8z Trust Company COLUMBUS, GA Since 1888 Capital and Surplus S1,500,000.00 l Compliments I GEM JEWELRY CO of GUY BLACKMON, Inc.. WATCHES DIAMONDS Gas C01T1P1etC SILVERWARE Service CONVENIENT PAYMENTS 11th St. and lst Ave. Phone 1234 ARRANGED. llaroldz I cun't get this electricity through my head. Mr. Austin: 'tNo. wood is 21 poor conductor. if 1' ir Cop: Mad:nn, didn't you sec me hold up my hand? Mary: I did not. Cop: IJidn't you heur me blow my whistle? Mary: I did not. Cop: Well, I guess I might as well go home. I don't seem to be doing much good here. ik if A' She fsurcusticzlllyl: I wonder where the fellows who can dance ure? He Cruhhing his fcetl: Out there with the girls who can dance, I guess ' 7 I y cfalg S 2 'X Compliments 3,1 Bakery if i..' K 1903 Of X Hamilton i.i... Ave. ALWAYS THE BEST S E A R S ' R O E B U C K Oculist Prescription Filled Dr. O. L. Edwards 8K Optometrist and Optician C O M P A N Y L Doctors Building Phone 951 PHONE I A ITTIIIICIQngmu1au0nS from ROWLENSON THE FOURTH TIRE CQ., Inc. NATIONAL BANK Columbus, Ga. W0C0 iE OPEN ALL NIGHT Affiliated with First National Bank 1419 First Ave.-Columbus, Ga. of Atlanta Group. GOODRICH SILVERTOWN COMBINED RESOURCES OVER TIRES and TUBES 100 MILLION DOLLARS. fefafpfa Ohforapxnl 50fo 70fo You can get in no better habit than to save regularly - Start Early-Save in Any Multiples of 55.00 Monthly. We Pay You to Save COLUMBUS MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION OWEN D. EDGE, Secretary 81 Treasurer 9 Twelfth Street ------ Columbus, Georgia ROY QSASSER CITY MILLS LIFE INSURANCE Pension Investment Bonds Use GaYetY Endowments and t A 'eS Cimco Flour To have ll ship come in- U SEND ONE OUW Made 1n Columbus Mr. Nlnylim-l1l: llicln'l you allure lllc waxy they mliviclccl the train coancln-s inlu 1-on1pzu'llm-nts ln l'l'2lI1l'L'? Miss ti1'iII'ill1: I certainly mlicl. lt NX'RlSIl'l llL'l'CSS1lI'j' to wait fm' il lunm-l.' if 'lr t FLUNK Fun and frolic I, :lie hours, LT mn'ep:u'crI lessons N ole tllrowing K ulting. C C t TOM ' TQASTED PEAN UTS mm gl'fB09 W 'H l:.AgEI:m' A AND BAG Olziefwf. 192 Fresh! F resh! ,,, , 4 H U B B A R D ' S Compliments HARDWARE of Whatever the Sport SWIFT We Have the Equipment MANUFACTURING CO VLC, if mfg, if, Raef-M21 Juliette .Age of' Innocence .............i. .l...T, XVhere the ' shy little violets 1 . grow! DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS BREAD CAKE t t Shell Gasoline Shell Motor Oils Goodyear Tires t - - and - Compllments Willard Batteries Of - Plus - 2 Quality - Service Always t D' A' STRIFFLER, Inc' United Uil Corporation Fifteen Stations to Serve You Y 1933 co c X ' COMMERCIAL PRINTERS INC 130 X col.uM Y t GURLEY FLOWER SHOP We Specialize in Wedding Bouquets, Corsages i Funeral Designs Pot Plants and Cut Flowers 1003 13th Street Phone 436 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1933 Columbus Truck Woodcrest Investment gf Company CO. 1814 Second Ave. 1814 Second Ave. Palace Super Station WRBL Radio Station 1239 First Ave. Royal Theater Building Compliments of The Store of Quality and Service Everything New and Snappy For Young Men HOFFLIN 8z GREEN TREE Established 1888 CONGRATULATIONS - AND BEST WISHES ILVEIVS sincerely con- Sgrutulutes every member ol' Columbus High School graduating class. For many years we have served the older generation of this community. It is u pleasure to offer you our services-now and in the future. Again congratulations and best wishes! SILVER'S 5c- 10c - S1 Broadway at Eleventh Columbus. Ga. Consider Your Health- Drink NEHI TRUE FRUIT BEVERAGES NEHI ORANGE NEHI GRAPEFRUIT and NEHI MALT CHOCOLATE fl 7A ' H. f gf mfs f 47 M e QE il : ,warms W I 4 M i if f Q' 5:2 ff I f' tzz' fr fb if :A Z ' Y. i f 1 ' f' , V f ' f 5. 5 fe- A ft m,,xD .-, 5- in - ,,,1a-VP?-' l K i i .H-'J A n f , -ffrfff. if- 1: ' X A wg..5:5E.x a' M ' , 2: ZS if ' .42 Z f Z-I 1' 'lf in , 'XX ,ll , ggi' .ff V' X C lu x,'2 f'iX fgzaiin' -K . lx, , '67 1 iii X ,I Rx - ' ll lf-lm 2 ff Nw Uwiw ' 3' Q -FZ X '- CHAN CELLOR CO. Men and Boys Wear Always the Newest ... At ... New Low Prices CHANCELLOR CO. Mrs. Hettie Bartee and Mrs. Jessie Head Who operated their Beauty Parlor in the Woolworth Building, are now con- nected with the Artistic Bob Shoppe, where they will welcome their friends Agents, UNITED VAN SERVICE' Inc' and patrons' Coast to Coast Moves 1139 Bl'0HdWay-l'h0Il9 9300 phone 430 1029 Broadway W W. W. Perrott Optical Co. o1'ToMETR1sTs Compliments and OPTICIANS of Dr. W. W. Perrott Optometrist A Phone 461 A Savings Account will be appreciated at the HOME SAVINGS BANK The Home of the School Savings l r THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK l WERE MADE BY 9 J Q J 1 1106 Broadway Columbus, Georgia Mrs. Walter Harvey's Beauty Shoppe Complete Beauty Parlor Servlce Permanent Waving a Specialty OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT F OREMOST DAIRY PRODUCTS, Inc. 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