Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1942 volume:

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Qgojg Kb sg 315 sax OLEQSTMJQLQVK V23 L ff:5y'355 fiwf DX M is R R0 X SQ 3 Q, 42, ' 3 wb O O. S AW'3f1ffQW THE CGHISCAN' OW . vw 1942 TM My Q, iff MQ xbfyfjf' jfgefy W fw65QQf25f5':Hgf i flviiafyuykf ' 'M fww' ff iffy O H COLUMBUS E- HIGH SCHOOL 515 , 3 MS U JVHQMQ WMV! 'Q Km -4 ,, , ,-.V X fair -IQ 3- . - ,Uv- ar . . 5, aw- 1ff'3fHiWQssff 'r:Q Tf- 11 Q' fe Mwwbfg :w'Jr it W if ,s . I kg 'ih- -fa A ug ' '.-t iff 'rami- :E,,. f. ' , .v,.-' '- :X Av' N.. . E152 , te..--'er' .1'-31' , ,173 ' 3 'st 1 ,Qi ,s e . ui:- I 1 ' 'f.f ' PQ. I ifggigs 4.915 , f,-I? -I a x 5 , --wr. ' 'x I THE elieving that in troubled times' it is even more important than ever before to looknon the V 5 . I af V G l 4. 1. N llqtj- . -if 'V . ' . . R '. A 1 To A 3 ll 'ifif 'H , of things . . . lDCllCV1Iig that 1n laughter 811538188-'df- ' I 3 L 5151 1 erease and Joys multiply . . . heilevmgnn-llrnmgr .4 , 'if fTJff1f..TfTf-355:-5' , s I , -- . f , , I s . Q- - - we have tned to point' out the 'laughahlelfaspecif of Q3 M If ' . , , 'I -- . , 3 51, T- Q ' -. as . I . ,, of g E , school llfet . fs . and have trled to make tl11S annual as I ' X ' humorous as posslhle whlle stlll ,retalnmg some ser- T A 1 Ious moments. We have trled to make you laugh . . . 4 .wwf 1 H -1 . . - .' 1 . ff l' 4 f H lf ,one sol1tarypqhI1ckle.'passes your l1Qs as'-you TA 2iiQW?yfWq , sez., M is I- I Liga ' Izead on, we have succeeded: ,So,, laugh ons!-T . - V 52 1 4 .LT Av W . 1' - ,iA. .-MN T M I i if '- - ' Q. t I A ,.,- barge.:-L-Z, T t ek. ,N 1 3 21' sg- ' ' EF- T . sawaf 'H 's E5 of '. L 5 , , -:li we je coH1scAN STAFF JIMMY SMITH ............... Editor-in-Chief ? Mn.'roN STRAIN .............. Literary EIINST RUST, Ja. ...... .... MARY ELLEN COMPTON--- KATHREN GUTHIIIE ........ JoYcI: Emrnsxm .......... HARRY KAMENSKY- ....... -Associate -Associate -Associate -Associate -Associate Editor Editor Editor ahor Editor Editor WILLIAM Bucx ..--...... Stai Photographer L1-:wIs Scnsnoucn ..--.---...... Artist MUIIP1-IEY POUND ----- ------..--- b Enom BURTS .....---.- --.. Artist LQI-tist 1 , M. 4 To Miss Elizabeth Rogers We, tl1e senior class, dedicate the 1942 Coliiscan in deep and sincere appreciation of her lasting friendship and tireless efforts which will always live in our memories. Paul M. Munro Doctor of Education Sllperilltf-nflvnt of Columbus City Schools T. C. 1q6l1dI7i0k, AB. Prim-ilml , X5 710 f 7, If ' AL Evelyn Biggers A.B. Physical Education Missouri Binns AB., M.A. Language Myrtle Blaekmon A.B., B.L.S. Librarian Mildred Brown AB. Mathenlatics Alive Arnold Ph.B., M.A. Xl 1llllt'lllillll'S Sally Baugh .X .B. History Martha Bell NB., lW'l.A. History 7wcv-flzsaf may Lila Calloway AB. Flnglisll Cora Lee Cheatham BS., MP Science Gladys Clayton AB., M.A. Inilllgllilgll l6l Anna Crahh B 9 Nl Q H., . .nw w . hnglisll Minnie Merle Davis ,-XB., WIA. History Clarkie Davis XB. Iiillllfllllfll' I Fannie George Bb., Mb. lxllltlll'Ill2llll'S Elizabeth J. Langdon A.B. 2' History l Roberta Lawrence A.B.. lll.A. f English f , ,.. . lg-, if-s.4-f' I X f -4 Lillian Griflith Bb., KLA. LZUIQIIIKIQLC Clotilde Hair M A Hugh Hill B.S. Science Leo R. Kische w Bb. Manual Arts G. 7h7M-4Af,11 SPRING TH R Nl Mrs. Clara Nl. Dimon, .X.B. Mrs. Cillllvrllll' 'l'resia Mr. Alex Truitt Mr. llc-an Hauler IX! Annie V. Massey AB., MA, History Ruth Pllllllll BS.. H.l'l. Manual Arts Elizabeth Rogers A.B., MA. Lilllgllklfll' Y QP IN Mmloaum H881-19119 Urban Rumble ,-MB., .A..M. xlkllllQ'llliltl0S fifk Neal Thomas l'l1.B. Seiellve ! J. Edgar Ware BS., M.E4l. Nlathemat ies Carmen Wfooflruff AB., MA. English Mildred Wy'1111 AB.. MA. English Mrs. L. S. Kennon Cafeteria lxlilllilgvlllvlll Mrs. J. A. Ramsey. S Czxfetvrizl Nl1lllil:1t'lllt'lll In amazed admiration of wl they have HCOOlllllllSl10ll agai our heavy opposition. our r eere thanks go to those v generously gave of their ti and effort to enable us to quire our etlueatiou-rl F.A.cU1.'rY . Hmm X 1 50 2. 5 4 - 3- tu., - J S-f'-5 ' ' - v Q x .x ' X15 W X A ? - ,s fneeg' 7 six 1 155-.K 4'-. , N u X-J' , f ff' 'W I 'Q' , -4 I X -WA 'Sl fry ' iI f 1 '42 ' ' UL ,t - - -Q .f , K -ff '5 ' , 1 ' ,f5:5 ' . xx Aff' la' J , ESQ' :Q SEQ: - ,xi :Ip ' x? ' fl I i I .s ' 1 -5 If Q fits! 'll , Y .1 F , 42:57 ' ,sv 1 - Fx egg, -5 N- ga' X 'E 1- - Q31 X ? N '17, 'r'-Y K:-1 I - ' 9 , 5399 'Y X x Si'-9' f ' 5 F... In 4' vz. 1Q,5f Q ey, .fi'Q. X .J3 - W-N ' l xii 'GY' V 1' X 1Wfr.,L QQM x U x -, fs 519 49 fr ,f , ,1 fe 7 I Wm I U 1,141 ,f W5 F-'WU U 'v f ,fwqrf MP 'W 0 4 mph! ' ' -ri' . , ' ' 5 5 N l l Wei' 'U 2-' Q mow F U'rh'a,'f2a:r-4 ,--,-S if IN, X QL X I N? 1. BILL OGLETREE SARAH WALL President Vice Pres. ALICE OWENS Sec.-Treas. HARRY KAMENSKY SUE BOYKIN M President Vice Pres. U01 ARY ELLEN COMPTON Sec.-Treas. RWJQLA Margaret Aaron Nadine Aderhold YIIIICI' Katharine Andrews ,i ,V I 1 ng if X f Duell Barnes Deloris Bearss Douglas Bennett llll Cliff Averett, J D'ck Baekev 4 ' 1 CE ful 1' Henry Baird Tom Banke GW W fcflj Ann Blake Lillian Blanton R Jimmy Bergman Robert Berry Hollis Billings KMA 65147, 0 1 xx 'x fl xx X N A X X ' KN . A .x . I5 v x i rg X JM lmvoli .-fp. lg rx b hiker- re- B -- ' is 5 t - 1 1 5 Z 1 w v xx' lx Nl x fy f - gfhftiili t xx ' V I I.. K .' . t4w'l X X NT s K 'xi 5' I! -fil .' 1 If ax-J-Mifh. A V, K mu , iq-, H n li 'W-,lt 4:34 3 fx ij , in L..,.f--W-M-Q Q - N 3 Nancv Bray g--fi eff B ' 'f -fig! EX ,, ,J Betty Briley x ld- Xl' RL-:'f'+'Y, Lv ---XX llgf t.. 5..--- L1-fm. .fxk F. H. Brooks Nell Bryan Betty Bryant U21 WMM Willialli Buck Rolling Buracker Clarence Burdette fi , ifl, X Annette Burgard J? ' Virginia Butler B B wa 6 5 W, tr ff K Q1 -.QW--V A 1 B 4 W ir' w Q' CX , Lv Xl' A ' 5 ll wx, f M' K O ff x v 4'-RWM , Mary Cargill Helen Carter Andrew Cartledge 1 5 I I AWN Billy Caldwell Martha Cargill L..-Hff LU ff QVMML Eugene Castellow Jimmy Causey Moss Causey Betty Chamblee Billy Chestnut Ann Christie ,jmwwp Joe Collins Sam Coney James Cooney I yy. J floqf if X6 Ann Cook Tom Cook Doris Cooper -lm U41 J. W. Cooper Frances Cosby Billy Cox George Crouch, Jr. Cevil Darby Carolyn Davis Katie Davis Luther Davis Cal Dawson Bobbie Deaton Harry Deifrnan C' Jenna DeVane WM 1151 'fha ,bg ST OF Lot To A gmjcl lm' -L A swell PM Dan Dolan 'TD M A H George Doles . Eulala Doughtie Gloria D0llglltl6 George Dudley Nolan Dudley vgfampwzzgh Ann Dunn Joyce .Entrekin Herbert Fingerhut Robert Fleming Aj Jo Frederick Carolyn Freeman A D 1161 L. A. Fuller, Jr. Robert Fuller Fitzhugh Fulton George Fussell Robert Garrett Gladys Gilbert Beryl Gilliam Jacqueline Glass Roswell Gooclroe Kon: L41 Qyoo-JVW Ruth Grantllaln Lallie Gray Barbara Greene ll7I an ix 1' ribs bg? R are Betty Harelson Marjorie Griffin Kathren Guthrie E1 lr. ff. Charles Green Douglas Greene Joan Greene T hiv rexffh, V s x x 5 4,0 3' Q-X WAZNRN 176,19 l Q Q 0 'Lfkg-if K 65, K ' qt X fo, 1 P ' ff t ,. Z Elaine Hall X n 2 t V Ji1j!HE5,lg1g fx7 rg N5 Qi . Qs' ft ff' QW? MTW , y, ' x DQ X qfjjf-A m L L, 526,91-tan-Qu: U81 Aleta Harrell Anna Harris Marjorie Harris 0 . A 'Lv Jesse Hecht Fay Henderson Qs We Dandridge Hering Frank Herron U- L..aNf H.L Luv, sg .ik H H7 in XX Mx X - Glori a Hodges H fwfr I19 . gl 9,0996 J Joe Hooten Sue Hunter Mary Evelyn Jefferson Lewis Johnson Bill Johnston AMXQ, . 3 gi - ,J ., 1 ,,l, X, 'W . ,- fi11'!-lf J 5' mom QI- V VM-i I Clarence Jones .3155 , - -T-T Kathleen Jones ' W Nell Jones 51, - Douglas Kerr Jimmy King l20l May Kline Frances Knowles Gertrude Knowling Millard Krebs FTLJQLS STHRT 'rouok Row MV Billy Kryder , 41,9 Q .V O A909992 U . , Q YS O . , Q9 L. QOBOX O Ov KN - :t,::.-R , Qs .4 f lj ,,gi ' , i 63 111 . W e f a l umni w lie Leland Langford , M E-'x-.6 t is SUT-laws L'-,,,++gL L, Nell Lapham i .ScA-sb-oudxyk Robbie Lindsay Dot McClure Florrie McCollum 121 I l Elizaheth McDonald oyranl M1 D ld Mary McDonald Sarah McDuHie My s 'l V , 'f Alfl-Qf1,.1s4eie William Marsden BJJ-C . 4 f I 1 I Q Raymond Marsh William Zatthews Thomas Meadows Elsie Metcalf Ray Miller Charles Mines li22l A 1 X ,IHIIICS Monk Helen Monoxolc-is Virginia Moon John Moore Lillie lw0Sf'lPy Oliver Moyer 7 ' fi W1 f' 0 Richard Mullin Weavei' Murphy L. D. Murray 7540.74 r K . I N 5 V N . J Bruce Newsome Ann Ogletree enneth Olson I231 if Car bfxgfsxov 'Q' 15 me-QWW P I ., .ft Dick Osteen il' JJ, J J. H. larham R X Catherine Payne Martha Pearce Ida Pease Gloria Pek r KR were, Sue Perkins Quenelle Petry Jack Piekard Murphy Pound Maxine Powell Ann Rainev rw Betty Ray Rachel Ray Rosanna Richards Owen Roberts Janet Robinson Marian Robinson Joe Roger' Fr k ooks 1 e A Rose QQJ .5 4 ffme, 4QYf.Qf'.!L ':f - '.?'V Barbara Rosenfeld Martha Roy Ernst Rust 1251 stef gi Q ., X N. .s - 1- was . ffl 3' Q Elf gg, - , 4 R wr -il sim. ' - Jimmy Smith Irene Shapiro Robert Sheehan Marie Shirling Elizabeth Slayton i261 'Zffeeez is Jeanne Sasser Lewis Scarhrough Edward Scott 0 MV J X OV ff William Smith Robert Snellings Gordon Snyder if Janis Spector Ann Spettel Elizabeth Stallings f, i ,fx Billy Stockburger I 2 il! XUXNX E is N 1 ff to My 3 -at ii Xxalx r-, 1 U wah -' X ro x Q9 N W gui,-X-b'klY, L-xv ll S 4 'Sen v,,,,VALx l27l U Jackie Story it R 91, Margaret Story Milton A. Strain Jack Suelze' MQ N-I A f 1 S, ,I hill,- L W James Sweat Inez Talbot Hosenlary Tamhurini Joe Tedder Lige Thomas Emily Anne Thompson Charles Tigner Bob Tondee Harold Torhett l281 is Lillian Trawick Mary Nell Trawick Elsie Walker i ,af 44 U-1' , .2 I Jr, . I ge 0 f lj. ff I . A l . C , Gene Walker John Walker Walton Walker .lane Wall Ray Walters Ernest Weaver David Webster ,' . .Y Arren Weeil James W6I'I'Pll ima I29 I Ed Wolf Catherine Woolf Clarence Wllite Rohert Wllite Betty Willis Betty Wilsoil Theron Winflllanl Jeanne Vlfitt WWW Marilyn Yarbrough Frank Yearty Vicki Zuckerman l30l '5 WMV Harlan Freeman L is Going iiefkf MW Davis Martin Benjamin Moon wiv Qeoifopm Of CX' 94,9 Alan Rothschild f'N'N'L,Q'K Q Lf R., J 55, ' ir c K K 25 . Mi K, my 2 f 5K 2 W . , 5 af fe i S QQ f T . X ' 3 Hx' mmiizi wa , 4- :QQ '-'WL V Bmw Rofhschilfl V L X: N l--6.56-EI' x-'52-JQX X f 'tai i311 CALENDA -Last day of summer vacation. -After an easy first day students realize that school isn't so bad, after all. -This illusion is roughly shattered. -Cheer-jerkers chosen. -Hoot mon, frrree issue of Blue Strrreak giv'n oot. -Senior classes elect officers. -Seven seniors chosen to edit this annual. MLittle did 'ey know! -Bird of peace timidly returns as elections are over. -Generous Columbus High football team provides track exhibition in New- Ilall gi-IIIIC. 'A' 'A' 'A' OCTOBER -June class votes to wear caps and gowns at commencement. -Columbus loses first football brawl of season. Shivering cadets madly cry for warm R.O.T.C. uniforms. -Perspiring cadets don uniforms. -Leaves begin to turn as first six-weeks' exams start. -Seniors' Whois Who published by Woodruff, Suelzer. and Snyder, Uninc. -Enterprising fColumbus High?D students start two new clubs-Philoso- phers Society and Crossed Sabers. -Seniors choose gowns and rings at special meeting. ' ' 'k i' 'k NOVEMBER -Seniors begin to schedule annual pictures. -Students show unusual interest in books in Book Week assembly. -Due to the power shortage fremember?D the Central game is played in the afternoon. fThe shortage was electrical, not Columbianj -Armistice day program. -P.T.A. votes to sponsor band for C.H.S. -Walk with wisdom assembly brings up idea for between classes. -Seniors and faculty choose best citizens of C.H.S. -C.H.S. students are wrapped in gloom due to absence of school. -Thanksgiving-Many groans as students leave the dinner table. -Jordan game-Many groans as students leave the stadium. if if if DECEMBER -Dramatic Club plays. -Honor Society dance. -Philosophers are formally introduced to C.H.S. in assembly. -More plays. CBut not the kind you make for your one-and-lonely.D -First R.O.T.C. parade. -Gleesters and Honor Society present Christmas Pageant in assembly. -.loyful students throw away books for two weeks. -Crime wave sweeps city as many banks fpiggyl are broken into. l32l JEAN PARKINS President ' CHARLES DIMON Se ret ry-Treasurer .D,0nw'YL. KATHERINE JOHNSON y Vice President he Juniors . . . anxiously awaiting next year . . . already giving heavy consideration to improvements they plan to inaugurate . . . modestly confident of their ability to run the school next year as well as the sen- iors did this year . . . no easy task . . . blushing at their conceit of former years . . . assuming more and more responsibilities in preparation for carrying the heavy load of a senior. i331 'Q l34l JW ' Doris Allen -17 Sam Benford U Z Stanley Benson Mary Bergman Randal Braswell George Brightwell Mary Sue Butler 4 Jane Chestnut Elizabeth Davenport ,jj Virginia Davis af Mpfj Mae Eason ap Frank Floyd ' 'VJ Barbara Golden Fred Green Herbert Groover Jeanette Johnson Anne Keene Dean King Charles Land ML Harold Latham Juanita Lunday Oliver Metcalf FY ,lames Miller Forrest Moyer Rubye Ratrfliif Harry Ray Nancy Rawls Billy Richardson L. B. Seagraves Emma Smith Theo Stratigos Virginia Vann Betty Varner George Adams Sarah Adams Harriet Affleck 20971-1, , K ' L Bobby Allen Paul Arrington Peggy Askew Sara Beth Ayres Marjorie Bagby B. Baker Carl Lee Ballard Margaret Banks Raymond Barlow Mary Ann Barr Laurence Bartlett ' Robert Barton Betty Sue Batcheldor Carl Battle , Tom Bell Richard Benefield Robert Berry Barbara Binns Susan Carolyn Bradley .loe Brannan Gretchen Brown Raymond Brown Clara Burch KH Edgar Burts Susan Caldwell Eugene Calhoun Janice Carter Leroy Cauley .lack Causey Eugene Chanlbliss Dorothy Childs Willlla Colquitt Lucile Cooper John Coursey Townsend Crittenberger Carolyn Cumbaa Leon Cunningham .lohn DeBardeleben Eugenia DePass Gene Dieus Richard Dotson Bebee Durham Hattie Flournoy Bobby Flowers Hicks Ford .lo Frazier Virginia Frederick Dozier Fuller Scott Fulton Alzina Gay Betsy Golden Sue Mary Greenhaw Elizabeth Hamburger Raymond Hamilton Mary Lee Hart .lames Hendricks Hampton Hillyer Milton Hirsh Devonne Holland Charlotte Louise Hopkins Bobby Humphrey Beverly Ann Hutto Robert Hutton Virginia Illges Mary Alice .lanes Helen Mare Joiner Bill Jones .lane Jones Natalie Jones XV. A. J ones Hinton Wlallace Jordan lllary Emma Krupp 61 Mary Elizabeth Lewis Morris Loeb Gloria Love Jolly Matthews Judith Mayo Betty McCain Esther McCormick Mary McDuflie Lillian McElvey Elizabeth McGee Mike McNamee Jane Meyer Barbara Millner Ann Mitchell .loe Moore Caroline Moultrie Margaret Eunice Mullins Rose Munro Robert Naehr Mary Louise Nolan Virginia Norris Caroline Nucholls Sam Ovenshine Kenneth Parker Frank Pease Tom Pease John Pedley Elizabeth Perlitius Joe Peterson Aurelia Powell Dorothy Raemon Helen Reardon Betty Rentz Margaret Rigby Bobby Robinson Herman Robinson . is 1' L if ff VQI1 ,, . i 4 X M if wr? X 25 1 'ft Q? 'TU Irene Witt Rosalie Elizabeth Woollley Rosa Yarbrough Bettie Golden Maxine Rosenberg Richard Rosenberg Diary Margaret Ross George Buark Mary Rutledge Sally Simmons Betty Ruth Simpson Charlotte Ann Spencer Kyle Spencer Frances Stephenson Harvey Stowers Martha Taylor Elizabeth Leslie Tibbetls Sam Till Betty Jean Thomas Joe Thombley Clarence Travis Betty gurner I Qifwx 'xx -xr, SQJWUN wx +s'jg,f:iC'f,r.,M ,wx Louis nderwood Pauline Vida Christine Vvalker Mildred Waller Robert Ward Helen Warren John Wlatkins Robert Whatley Betty Carmen Williams Charles Williams Alvin Wilson Lonita Wilson i331 GEORGE IPWORTH President SALLY DAVIS Vice President BILL NEWMAN Secretary-Treasurer he Sophomores . . . from two Greek words mean- ing Hwise fooll' . . . self-admitted rulers of the school . . . slowly and sadly settling into the dull routine of school life . . . proficient in doing the least work with the most noise . . . gradually maturing . . . constantly improving . . . ready and able to do anything . . . amusing . . . ambitious . . . at heart a great class. l39l if l40l .lean Barnes Mary Patricia Beauchamp Sara Ann Boling .lulia Evelyn Breedlove Means Brannon Harold Brini Tonnny Burt Crawford Bush .loyee Byrd Ben Cooper Letty Carolyn Cooper Forrest Crouch Charles Dennard Herbert Fuller Joel Goodroe Betty Graves Florence Belle Hagan Xlary Elizabeth Harris Xvalter Haywood W'lcLendon Jenkins Walker Joins Mary ,lean Kilgore lvan Knight Richard Lightfoot Myrtle McCall Caroline M'eKoon B. .l. Nlarshall Bill Martin Clara Louise Mathews Willialll Neal Ann Prather Emily Bednlond Bobby Richardson Nl. F. Sinnnons Elizabeth Mary Singer George Skipworth Charles Smith Mary Spear George Steelman Rudolph Stuart John Swift Eunice Taylor Richard Thames Fred rllyser Royce Marion Vaughn James Lewis Xvaldron Tillie Yvare Eleanore .lane Watkins Lenora Anne Wells Camilla Yves! ,lean Louise Aaron S. L. Adams Lester Minis Aderhold Bobby Almond Teddy Arenowitch Martha Rebecca Armour Willialli Aycoek Edward Tyson Baisden Charles Banks Anna Batchelor Betty Ann Baugh Sally Baugh Harry Bazemore Frederick Berry Margaret Sue Biggers Frances Ann Birdsong Lyman Blackmar Guy Blaekmon Grace Blasingame Betty Louise Bradford Herman Brown Nelson Brightwell Al Briley .lane Bullock Mary Anne Buracher Benning Burgard Mary Callahan Lawrence Cheney Billy Clark Nancy Claymore Leigh Cooney Susan Cooper Charles Copas Alton Copland Alice Coulter Ted Dahn Carolyn Darby Emilie Davis Jeannette Davis Betty Dawson Martha Dt-Pass Theresa Dismuke Nolan Dudley lklarion Duncan Sidney Eberle Bert Edleson Wm 4 ,, J H I ZQQRQ., ' . 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Pvnncll Sam Phillips Myrtis Pittman Gr-o. Pollin Mary Pratt Ben Purvis Bvrnicv Rash John Rice Jams-s Richards Margarvt Ann Richards Hugh Roberts Mary ,lanv Svhiffinan Juanita Simpson Robert Sisson xyllllliflid Slif'llOll 'llll0IllHS Smothcrs Donny Spenvvr Charles Spvttvl Kathvrinc Stvinhausvr ,lohn Thompson Myrtlv Tomlin ,lean Trigg 'lbwnsend Troland ,lame-s Trussell L Walter Vogelgesang Bette Ward .lamvs lvharton Willidlll Wlhite Brownif' Williallls Leah Wilkillsorl 1431 E Auf - ,XL 5 9 as .S .2- gas er 'mf 2 f ff we . f Zu M f HE' gig 1 EEK A A 1 Mex L S w WK ,vi if ig S an-H fr A fs x, 1 8 xi- .QQ l , f-my W..-MM' 4 J' Vw 'L f ZW' f' D .g nes QVC: ' '50 wbrs, in-22? mf mfewwwfevv iii A - IM Q 35 , J 22 y xi x .S 4 HL ....,..,M,, Q H: H I , Hg. f ,:fg9gwis'g3a .1 M mg ' N. ... N,-0 af 5 K Sfffzizaqffn v V a MW CHAS. FLOWERS President NANCY SNIDER Vice President SARAH ANN PROFFITT Secretary-Treasurer he Freshmen . . . ufrom little nuts the mighty oaks growi' . . . gullible, unsuspecting buyers of elevator tickets and cafeteria coupons . . . always having trouble finding the right room at the beginning of each semester . . . starting to learn the meaning of responsibility as they choose their elective subjects . . . high school brings them a feeling of new freedom . . . which feel- ing gradually wears off . . . theirs is a happy, carefree existence . . . and to think that even the mighty seniors were once freshmen! H51 lil Ansley, M- N .H -. L Brwwn C ll .AhllW0l'lll, A A V i ,N ,Q .. Buir 1 iM ' l , iq I . I -.-::.- - ..:- 1 - arf . A lqinliln. J. I . 5, 1 I Bushq J- H'n'lhUn ,' lk .. ' ,:'L: A ' , -.-. Cannplwll Lottie llcnrss. W. -his X fr. ' ' Egfr jz e y ge.. . ' if L ii- x, Clint., E ,I v , b lluvis. M. L. Cole, .,- ,M 5 . . .gb . r bzl. . Elm,l.5mL D' copclaml, 1 ml.. la. 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C fContinuedJ JANUARY 5-Students wake up in classes screaming, 6'Aaaahh, Fm backlw 3-French Club postpones assembly as February class has class day program. 16-Faculty revel in innate dramatic abilities in Stunt Night. 20-Tinkling of glass lenses heard as underclassmen have pictures taken for annual. 22-Math assembly gives students new twist on purpose of math instruction. 23-Student Council dance. 29-Thirty-seven seniors graduate. 4B's begin to strut. -Thirteen surprised students inducted into Honor Society. 30-Quill and Scroll increases membership five hundred per cent. 1 as if FEBRUARY 2-Last miles. -Resignations fly as point-system is inaugurated. 5-French Club postpones assembly as Mr. Kendrick addresses school on new S6IIl8 Stel' . 9-Boy Scout weekg quite a change from those R.O.T.C. uniforms. 12 --Coach Maddox leaves. -At last, French Club gives humorous 66Ces Americainsf' 16-Draft registers leave no room for students. 24-uHam-let given by Avon Players. 26-Two new coaches, bandmaster welcomed to our school. 1 af if MARCH 2-Unidentified white precipitation surprised inhabitants of unidentified place. 3-Thanks to the Jaycees, band instruments were ordered today. ' 4-Seniors present movie, actually make a little money! 16 -Faculty chooses commencement speakers. 27-Glee Club concert. 'A' 'A' 'lr APRIL 1-The Annual goes to press. From now on this is pure speculation. 2+Today the printer set this calendar. Hi ya, printer. 16-Honors inducts. 23-School missing for next two days. 'A' 'k 'A' MAY 1-More Dramatic Club plays. 7-Quill and Scroll inducts. 29-Annuals issuedg annual staff leaves town. 'k i' 'A' JUNE 4-Doors of C.H.S. slam on faces of slightly mournful seniors. H31 W. 5 5i'n'--Kl ar t I JI, ' 1 9 v 1 1 'x' , - 'A In l As 4 X 1 '- x... ff X ,X I 'IJ p .! .-.' y I 5 '- x x , fh' -'QW X A Xiu 1 xx l ' f , ., ' f' ,- .wwf ' - '--'Q W WS! ig ,. . ., X A.: 1 x ' 1 if ' ff f G f Q! I! If ' -. , ff 'Qs Qfff f . f , 3 M- A C' 'f, 53- -. ' ,M f-1 f ' , '75 - , I xwe , Xiao , - , gf 1 1 ' I, if A 1' xixt K l Y, ,I . Q , 1:33351 44521.59 I 4111, f ' W I Ii iw ig ffwsg f ' ' 4 1 IV g'1.fj bf 1 X 4 . 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Cameras clicked. scissors sni 11611, tv mewriters P Y I I II .I thum med, enUraver's envelo ies exited cuts collected, iicture- wasted waves Juzzled Jrinter, I s I I I I s I I perspiring persons proof-read, presses pounded, and as a result, you hold in your hands the 1942 Cohiscan. A f-Hill lu N I50l Every two weeks the four l1lll'1llI'CllM of C.H.S. receive a four-page printed newspaper ealleil the Blue Streak . . . also other names we canit pri11t here. This paper is a non-profit enter- prise Qin spite of the fine efforts of the business staffb and is issued hy the journalism elass. Members of this elass do all the work . . . Cover sehool aetivities . . . write the stories . . make-up the mlummy . . . and flo everything hut print it. , llhe fine work done hy the business staff i11 raising the money to publish this annual . . . hy selling you subscriptions and by selling ails . . . leaves us so overpowered hy amazement anal ailmiration that we ean only feebly murmur one poor pun---well done. business staff. l51l .1 , .al V QA ,G .S lVlen1bership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor a student can receive in high school and is limited to a few members of the junior and senior classes. Members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The surprised initiates are inducted in an impressive ceremony in assembly. Each homeroom and club of C.H.S. is represented in the Student Council. Its purpose is to bring to the faculty the student viewpoint on student government. to suggest possible :S-21 E 'S . . A .,Q 5 EI' , .. 'za wi' an Xfiu. W' -5 Q IL1. gm 3 , L A X , K . F5 1. rv 2 eg' 9 -,X N , - I L minus ,F Wk 'l iii' .!.,.!!!! r U, t ,,...4.----'H i The Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y Clubs Qthe first for boys. the second for girls? have the same purpose. to vreate. main- tain, and extend throughout the school and the vom- munity high standards of Christian character. Therefore uw they stand for vlean speecll, clean Sll0I'tSlll3l1Slllll. clean Sl'll0lHI'Slllll. and clean living. Among their projects this yf'ar were: Thanksgiving baskets, Bible Study. Poppy Sale. All classes are eligible for nienlhership. NWN R .au ie? J 4? .P ' 'Y Tal -my Mm, fl? 1 N' S K K 9 Q x L i m f- ? J I p , , N Q among its members some very cute sinneritas. fThat dog-gone printerlj The Philosophers Society . . . composed of those seniors who are deeply interested in educa- tion fsupposedlyl, science, and the fine arts. They meet bi- weekly to hear one or more of their members deliver discourses on the above subjects. CAlready delivered: Ancient Philosophers, Atomic Power, Relativity, Rocket Flight, Theory of Educa- tionlf H A Lfflfs 1- The Dramatics Club is made up of those students who take tl1e overcrowded and very popular course in dramatics. They not only learn to act ffor ham is scarce these daysb but also lear11 a little about such theatrical technique as make- up Qnot that the girls need to learnl. Most of their class time is spent in rehearsing for the series of one-act plays they give each year. That prohahly wasn't a radio you heard dur- ing the sixth and seventh periods this year. No, that was the C.H.S. Glee Club of which we may well be proud. Besides teaching its members that life is a song, it made our classes more 591 hearahle. It gave an excellent concert in March and the Selected Glee Cluh sang in Columbus and at Fort Benning during the year. The Clee Club, incidentally, is the largest eluh in sehool. The Home Economics Club is one of the largest in the schools Qalso the most exclusive- membership being limited to girlsD . It not only stimulates home-making but also sponsors pic- ture shows. teachers' teas, and Christmas bas- kets. These and many other activities show that WVllCl1 they want to. girls can do more than just gossip when they get together. Girl Scouts Morro: Be Prepared. THE PROMISE! On my honor I will try: To do my duty to God and my country, To help other people at all times, To obey the Girl Scout laws. THE LAWS: l. A Girl Scoutls honor is to he trusted. ll. A Girl Scout is loyal. lll. A Girl Scout's duty is to be useful and to help others. lV. A Girl Scout is a friend to all and zx sister to every other Girl Scout. V. A Girl VI. A Girl VIL A Girl Vlll. A Girl IX. A Girl X. A Girl deed. Scout is courteous. Scout is u friend to animals. Scout obeys orders. Scout is cheerful. Scout is thrifty. Scout is clean in thought, word, and CL B OFFICERS National Honor Society HERBERT F INGERHUT, Pres. ERNST RUST, Vice Pres. M.AXINE POWELL, Sec. Quill Sz Scroll BARBARA ROSENFELD, Pres. .JACK SUELZER, Vice Pres. GORDON SNYDER, Sec.-Treas. Dramatic Club BOBBIE DEATON, Pres. ROSANNA RICHARDS, Vice Pres. KATHERINE ANDREWS, Sec.-Treas. Student Council JACK SUELZER, Pres. ROSANNA RICHARDS, Vice Pres. KATHERINE ANDREWS, Sec.-Treas. Junior Hi-Y JOHN KINNETT, Pres. GEORGE MATTHEWS, Vice Pres. GEORGE SKIPWORTH, Sec. WALTER HAYWOOD, Treas. Junior Tri-Hi-Y GRACE BLASINCAME, Pres. MARION HICKS, Vice Pres. SALLY DAVIS, Sec. JANE GOODE, Treas. Senior Tri-Hi-Y MARY CARGILL, Pres. ROSANNA RICHARDS, Vice Pres. IDA PEASE, Sec. Blue Streak Staff JACK SUELZER, Editor-in-Chief GORDON SNYDER, News Editor Senior Hi-Y JIMMY KING, Pres. BILL OGLETREE, Vice Pres. DUELL BARNES, Sec. CLARENCE BURDETTE, Treas MC Club RAY WALTERS, Pres. ED WOLF, Vice Pres. BILL OGLETREE, Sec.-Treas. French Club MILTON STRAIN, Pres. THOMAS HARP, Vice Pres. VIRGINIA ILLGES, Sec.-Treas. Oflicers Club CLIFF AVERETT, Pres. RAY WALTERS, Vice Pres. BILL OGLETREE, Treas. DAN DOLAN, Sec. Spanish Club JACK SUELZER, Pres. JOE HOOTEN, Vice Pres. JENNI DEPASS, Sec.-Treas. Philosophers Society KEN OLSON, Pres. JOE COLLINS, Vice Pres. ELSIE WALKER, Treas. N JOYCE ENTREKIN, Sec.-Treas. l61l WhO'S Who Among The Underclassmen JUNIORS VIRGINIA ILLGES BOBBY FLOWERS JUNIORS VIRGINIA ILLGES KYLE SPENCER Most Representative SOPHOMORES JANE GOODE GEORGE SKIPWORTH Most Intellectual SOPHOMORES NANCY CLAYMORE CHARLES SPETTEL FRESHMEN BETTY BLACKMON CHARLES FLOWERS FRESHMEN ANN RUTTE HARRY WILBUR lVIOst Beautiful and Handsomest JUNIORS BETTY TURNER HERBERT GROOVER JUNIORS DOT CHILDS MIKE MCNAMEE JUNIORS A ROSE MUNRO HARRY RAY J UNIORS DOT CHILDS ROBERT BERRY JUNIORS BENNO ROTHSCHILD FRANCES STEPHENSON SOPHOMORES SALLY DAVIS DAN THOMPSON Most Athletic SOPHOMORES JANE GOODE GEORGE SKIPWORTH Most Talkative SOPHOMURES JOYCE BYRD MAYNARD DEIGNAN Friendliest SOPHOMORES SALLY DAVIS 1 GEORGE SKIPWORTH Best Dancers SOPHOMORES ELIZABETH SINGER WALTER' MILLER lVlOSt Ladylike and Gentlemanly FRESHMEN JOAN ZIMMERMAN O. B. THOMPSON FRESHMEN BETTY BLACKMON OTT EVANS FRESHMEN ANNE REID JOE DELINIKAITIS FRESHMEN PEGGY WIGGINS WILLIS WOOLBRIGHT FRESHMEN PATSY BUTTS BOB DUNN JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN BETTY TURNER SALLY DAVIS SARAH ANN PROFFITT HICKS FORT cl DAN THOMPSON FRANK ROSENBERG T621 gggsgwagg UT ' ,... Yi Vx, 1 iss: ff 1 Q 'y ' Q I fl, gx N I ex . 4 , S ' ' ef 4 'f4'v . ' gui i . , A ,X f Y I MQW 51 ,'!.lgxH: -4 , NN HS f M f Q51 I1 i AIM' wh. A V- -- -1 I fl-L !!'m . , 1 ff, f , ,mf na? --11 .J f ' , ,'-1' . ,,, qqyf, '.lll M 3 ', 1 1 .,.J --- - A .gn :J 3 , V ' V VI 5: Q . , l ! l x- n , L v i P f Ex ,H l .M ' 1 ll' 'Illini' vl 7, 1 , , X :nfl Elin- .ku 1 .gif I A ax .H n., Pnl M ,, . H. 'tl .. 5.' ii. ' f ff' Q an :: ,: -J 1 . 1 I ,,, ,v . ' Ti ' ' ' ' ' ' i'!! fn' flf' f . .-. . .I in 'Eh 177147 ... , .. , .. , my 122 ,If .., 22: .-1 ex' , fqff' 1 I NTT! ..::: 'X - X If ,W I1 .. - - ff 1 f xl A 1' 4' -. iw ff: 1744 ... , ,nf , ,- HSV lj Q ,iff , It N.-1. In ' ... VH' 'Mila' E12 all Y '-93 ' -, --1 l ,Q 'lf - A H: -:-- . W ' 0 g,-'J 5-iff, 'll'l :IQ 3.93, '53 1+ l .mi .1117 'HI' Hp 'S-1 X-9 Z- U 1 in? 1.C,.!,, , Fink hh, .xml 29 U ' ' : ' 512, , :YV f 421, Agni Kai' - I :::: :sm asf -M!-f-f ' ,V WH ai - v ' -:::: -3 1'-1 -. wi .on KH. .- :'.'-.r V , 1' , fe-.-'.--.- mmf. v W D ,-0,,',z,.5k 0.3.-9 , -'.'f-gy, .. A. . . ,. , 11 'ffiv-145'-5. xxx-A f,-'3'Q.-gtg.-,g.7'P+y fx m9','u'-'f o'. '.'.'-. Aw .' Jn - --wx- ---.X'vkv N.-'-'-X-wt.: .4 .4 ,vtwl-,',.p.Q..'.,a'0' 0 xo,v,.,sv,v . v , .. l 1 Q X.-g..x.,. A .Q4'2wsA x .-.Au .',,... J .ixtuycd-1: L5 .-Q9 Ny.. Q. A '3,:.A ,-A fm 1' -3 'i' it fb ' Q PQNQH .D L... sham-xc: 1-au V1- MAJOR R. C. BLATT SGT. W. T. SMITH 6GAll out for National Defensew seems to he a most popular phrase. It is easy to say, sounds patriotic and were it not for the Axis countries, we might be able to continue to delude ourselves that our armed forces can easily win the War. It takes more than talk to train, discipline and properly equip an efli- ciently operating armed force. We are not demanding enough of ourselves. We are too easily satisfied and entertain too much wishful thinking. ,lust as long as students are satisfied with merely making a passing grade in their academic Work or 'cgoing through the motionsw in ROTC work just so long will we he forced to continue thinking and acting in terms of Defense rather than Offense. ls it too much to expect less talking and more doing. By doing I mean let's go to work. MAJOR BLATT. l64l ij 1ff,gg,.,M 4fff'E'Nf N 7' A .gi ' ,. X. ., A if f , ,, 3 xi-Q 1 ' L 'isa Q E v A K ax H X V, , wg api gi .-My-W Nwgjg-A W A . 1 Q :,. A . ., ,9 'NWS 3 'far'-1 -... Q- t , 'PHE BATTALJON 4 vm- me f if was mmf ,-,, 1 1 'An in ,x un-qmu um CROSSED SABER CLUB AND Srowsons I6 R A+ far' K , x , W5 . 5 -f A Q I Lf -1.5- 'H Q Q QW X fi , .x N xii. f . V X 'Wir' 'Q A A . ' .. M 1 .N-. 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A - V- S -. if . nu M Q 1.4 gist w,::5 L , LV,,1,,iE:ge'ligEk ,WARS ff, A 1, I I AL N. 5 L. I 4 L A . I-I., v ,xxx ,I , X . AA, Q L ff' f,.,.'55ufA...,fa,f1frf, L' SK'T'g5fEfaMI.I ' Z 1 A 'A S L, ' A- A -ir. , fR.P' ' A N Q - . f !':w wa fx N COMPANY NC CAPTAIN BILL OGLIQTREE FIRST LIIIUTIINANT FRANK ROORS SPONSOR MAROIIIIVT BJXNKS SECOND LIEUTENANTS XVILLIAM SMITH DOIJGLAS KPlRR 1lWliN ROIII-IRTS DRUM AND BUGLE CORP CAPTAIN DAN DOL.-KN SPONSOR JOSEPHINE FLOIIRNOI' SERGEANT BKIAJOR ALVIN WILSON DRUM DIAJORETTE DOROTHY CHILDS i671 Class Prophecy Of February Class, 1942 BY BETTY BRILEY AND NELL LAPHAM Gather round all you gates and jitterbugs! As we look into the old juke box we see the following records for the senior class of February '42: The senior class just ten years hence, Some make dollars and others cents. For those that make dollars we are very glad. ' For those that make cents we are very sad. Nadine Aderhold is the new cashier at the new Goo Goo. Owen Roberts is now enjoying his overwhelming success as Johnnie Twinkle Toes co- starred with him is Miss Betty Ray. Andrew '4Slewbaby Cartledge is in California cutting trees with his brothers, The Termites. Virginia Butler and Faye Henderson are nurses at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Bill Ogletree is in the taxi business. But his business won't be lasting as long as there's a tire rationing. Ann Rainey is taking Robert Lewis Stevensonls place in the 6'Kitty's Korner Child Magazine. Joe Collins, Charles Tigner, and Ted Alford have seats in the senate. Sue Hunter is busy coaching Cal Dawson for his southern drawl in his latest picture, uDeep in the Heart of Georgia. I Barbara Greene and Janice Spector have opened up their dancing school, uMadam La Weteachyas. Ray Marsh and George Doles have just gone bankrupt in their ole Barber Shoppe. Jimmy Bergman and Milard Krebs are coaching the All-American football team, the 'aMil- waukee Beersf, Alice Owens is still going to school in Virginia trying to be a nurse-Caroline Freeman is her roommate. No wonder they don't GRADUATE! May Kline has just relieved Miss Binns as head of the Spanish Dept. Luther Davis and his assistant, Betty Chamblee, have camouflaged their paint shop. Due to war conditions. Sally Wall is now in a hustle keeping the little home cherrie for Russell. George Fussell is giving commands to David Webster and Cecil Darby in the R.A.F. Maxine Powell and Betty Wilson are touring the Western States searching for Arrow Heads. Nell Lapham is now stationed at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Fla. Washing dishes and darning sox, eh, Mrs. Floyd? Betty Briley, We understand, is now Mrs. Bob Sheehan. Well, Chillen, that's all the slugs we have for now but we'll be round to see ye again. Until then, so long, everybody. l63l Z fl L. Ii ix T B ET X FRANK ALLEN ......... ...... B ack JIMMY KING .... End CLIFF AVERETT ..... .... T ackle MILLARD KRERS.. Tackle LARRY BARTLETT .... . . .Tackle MIKE MGNAMEE . . Guard JIMMY BERGMAN ..... ..... C enter GEORGE NIATTHEVVS. Back JOE BRANNON .... .... C enter BILL OGLETREE ...... Back F. H. BROOKS .... ..... E nd JACK PICKARD ........ Back TOMMY COOK ..... .... B ack HARRY RAY ...... Guard DAN COPELAND ..... ..... T ackle FRANK ROCKS ......... Back GEORGE DUDLEY ...... ..... G uard ROBERT SHEEHAN ....... Guard FRED HELDRETI-I ..... .... G uard GEORGE SKIPWORTH. . .Back and End io DAVE HOMER ...... ......... E nd RAY W,ALTERS fAlt. Capt.l . Center CLAUDE JACKSON ............ Tackle ED WOLF CCaptain5 ........ Back FRANK YEARTY ............... Back GAMES 1941 Newnan 0 ..... Columbus 79 Commercial 6 . .Columbus 21 Lanier 12 ..... Columbus 19 Opelika 7 ..... Columbus 25 Tech 6 ........ Columbus 0 Central' 7 ..... Columbus 25 Richmond 6 . . .Columbus 12 Jordan 13 ..... Columbus 6 GREIY' MADDOX, Coach HUGH HILL, Asst Coach U01 QULUMHUS :aumaus 4, QQLUMHUS 30:--on N., I ii'-nv 31 Nm Sk Sc? i , . M 1 w X . MSX . , K. Q. N.. -A A f 55, A if 2- X i .,:Mj:.',-g wx Q X ii Q Outstanding on the campus is the 'GCN Club, whose members have been awarded letters for active participation in the sports selledule of C. H. S. ' v l ' X' I FOOTBALL MANAGERS fi I0 THOMAS Wl,LL PENNELL CARL BATTLE X L Jil A KL-Egan.. A. i Y Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ---- Lumpkin ---- Rivhland ------ McRae ----- Cadwell ------ Dublin ------ Albany Hogansville --- ---- Selma ------ Central ------ Lanier ------ Jordan 15 23 22 21 16 41 27 28 34 45 43 Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus ---- Savannah 39 ------ Central 29 --- R1l'llHl0Hll 19 ------ Jordan 31 ------ ,lorclan -14 ROSTER F. H. Bkooks Cl-Lomas: M,x1'1'm:ws Benetlivtine 25 BOBBY FLOWERS JACK Plmili Ann IIAKLAN FRI-ll1IIW.kN FRANK ROOKS Bene'l 'U e 32 FITZHLWQH Fl'1.1'oN Gizomsiz SKIIWYORTII ------- Lanier .il Richmond 40 Joni. Coonuois Lim: Tnonus DAY!-I ll0MER Rn' W,-u.1'i:ns KC? ---- Savannah 19 Cmum: Juzusow En Wow lAlt.C5 l11URPIlY VXI-IAYI-Ill. Manager 1731 nk GULF Jnun' IQING OLIWLR Nll'ZTC-Xl.F DUELL HARNPLS ERNST RLST. JR. Bonny FI.owr:Rs TENNIS Emuan ADAMS H.-mm KAm:Ns1n' ,Ima ROGERS Gmkmz An.-xms U41 The Girls, Sports program offers all at C.H.S. a chance to participate in at least o11e activity. Girls may choose from basketball. badminton. table ten- nis. skating. tennis. volley-ball. dancing and many other sports. Letters are awarcletl on the basis of a point system for proficiency in a number of activities. Hoops, my clear, you lllklfll' Scrvicc with a smile. Canit you llcar that clock strik ing. Ping, pong. ping, pong? Swing on Skatcs Lucky l'2llIll'I'iiIllillll .f-1' Keep 'em rolling. Land of the Blue Devils. Donlt get jealous, girls! First aid or pleasant dan It's a VVOIIIHIIQS world. It floats through the air with the greatest of ease. ce? Swing itl 55.95 552 Mg N t N N 'WX 1700 H051 N DSOHE .,,37N-----7 5 HOST BER 1 vm. lT gk t BESY BNCERS R Q94 MD ,No H x df gffly J ' fl P X J , 0 q FH I ' XX Q TX f ? ,w mu t QE ' if . ,Ui -f-' 1 I 5 1 I .3 I 0 ss ' A 'Q-f c ' -9 N13 ri 'X li Y D X J X ix! A, -4 K , X, X I ll: J ' C.: X A x 2' ST E RE5EN-ymxiig Xl A ei 9 Q T qs- lejfcgz L EQRBKS Alma Mater Our alma mater so strong, Honor untarned hy any Wrong, Far rings our triumphant song G6Dear old Blue Devils, ln Work, or revels, Earth shall know thy worth. Always taunted, Ne'er undaunteol, We are, as always, Columbus High! -Dick Carnes '41 l73l if , Most Intellectual JOYCE ENTREKIN JACK SUELZER U91 gh! is-1:3905 -.piIl Most Representative MARY ELLEN COMPTON HARRY KAMENSKY H301 1 JJ . ,gy bf! Lp' Xu ' Wffifwwwif f v ff? Most Popular ,lmm DEVAMQ DLP L BARWEQ 4 H421 Most Beautiful Girl - SARAH MCDUFFIE I8 Handsomest Boy - L. A. FULLER 1 WZ A Q X iff' QQ .f .REX 4 mfs lim, iam 41Q1ke'59Xf5'i : fs., ..,-L,, A ' H I f . 1 Q J Class Beauties ' W! KATHERINE ANDREWS LALLIE GRAY ,EN ff ELSIE WALKER FLORRIE MCCOLLUM J, SARAH MCDUFFIE HELEN MONOXOLES fs!! 7X ,f V F7 , is f I um ADAMS, EDWIN Student Council ADAMS, GEORGE Senior Hi-Y . ADERHOLD, NADINE Home Ecoonmics Business Staff of Annual ALDERSTEIN, MARJORIE Home Economics Glee Club ALLEN, DORIS Glee Club ANDREWS, KATHERINE Dramatic Club Sec.-Treas. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Sec. French Club Treas. Home Economics Pres. ANSLEY, NELL Home Economics AVERETT, CLIFF C Club Officers Club Pres. AYERS, SARAH BETH Blue Streak BAKER, BETTY Student Council BALLOW, JUNE Home Economics Student Council Spanish Club BANKS, TOM Business Staff of Annual R.O.T.C. Medal, 1939 BARNES, DUELL Senior Hi-Y Sec. 'C Club Student Council BARTLETT, LARRY Cn Club BARTON, HORTENSE Home Economics BATTLE, CARL C Club BAUGH, SALLY Junior Tri-Hi-Y BAUGH, SARA Home Economics BEARSE, DELORIS Home Economics BELL, TOM Glee Club BENFORD, SAM Glee Club STUDE T I DEX BERGEMAN, JIMMY Student Council C Club BERCNIAN, MARY Glee Club BERRY, HICKS Junior Hi-Y BERRY, ROBERT Junior Hi-Y BIGGERS, BIARGARET SUE Junior Tri-Hi-Y BLACKMON, BETTY Home Economics Student Council BLAKE, ANN Home Economics BLASINGAME, GRACE Student Council Junior Tri-Hi-Y BOYKIN, SUE Dramatic Club Senior Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Blue Streak Senior Class Vice Pres. Business Staff of Annual BRANNON, JOE C Club BRILEY, BETTY Business Staff of Annual Dramatic Club BROOKS, F. H. C Club Pres. BROWVN, GRETCHEN Senior Tri-Hi-Y BRYANT, NELL Home Economics BUCK, WILLIAM Philosophers Society Quill 81 Scroll I BUE'CHNER, ELAINE Home Economics BURACKER, ROLLING Senior Tri-Hi-Y BURACKIER, MARY ANN Junior Tri-Hi-Y BURDETTE, CLARENCE Senior Hi-Y Treas. C Club BURGARD, ANNETTE Senior Tri-Hi-Y Home Economics Business Staff of Annual Asst. Adv. Mgr. ' I8 BURGE, lWELBA Home Economics BUTLER, MARY SUE Senior Tri-Hi-Y BUTTS, PATSY Home Economics Sec.-Treas. BYRD, JOYCE Glee Club Business Staff of Annual BYRNE, MIARY MARGARET Home Economics CALDWELL, BILLY Ollicers Club Sgt.-at-Arms, Tr Honor Society Philosophers Society R.0.T.C. Medal, 1941 CALDWELL, SUSAN French Club CALLAHAN, MARY Junior Tri-Hi-Y CARGILL, MARTHA A Senior Tri-Hi-Y French Club CARGILL, MARY Blue Streak Circulation Mgr. Student Council Cor. Sec. French Club Philosophers Society Girl Scouts Pres. Business Staff of Annual CARTER, ALLEN Home Economics CASTELLOWV, EUGENE Senior Hi-Y CHAMBLISS, EUGENE Spanish Club CHAPMAN, ELIZABETH Spanish Club CHAPMAN, WHEELER Clee Club CHESTNUT, BILLY Spanish Club Officers Club CHRISTIE, ANN Home Economics COLLINS, JOE Philosophers Society Vice Pr COMPTON, MARY ELLEN Cohiscan Dramatic Club Senior Tri-Hi'-Y Honor Society Sec. Philosophers Society French Club Sec. Senior Class Sec.-Treas. CONEY, MARY EVELYN Home Economics 51 CHS. CS. CONWAY, CAROLYN Clee Club COOK, ANN Home Economics COOK, TOMMY Senior Hi-Y C Club COOPER, DORIS Senior Tri-Hi-Y COPELAND, DAN C Club COPPAGE, HARRY Student Council COULTER, ALICE Glee Club Cox, BILLY Dramatic Club Student Council Spanish Club CUNNINGHAM, LEON Blue Streak French Club DARDY, CECIL Blue Streak Sports Editor C Club DAVENPORT, ELIZABETH Home Economics DAVIS, LUTHER Blue Streak Cartoonist Spanish Club DAVIS, NIARY LEE Home Economics DAvIS, SALLY Junior Tri-Hi-Y Sec. Sophomore Class Pres. DEATON, BOBBIE Dramatic Club Pres. Honor Society Clee Club Quill and Scroll Business Staff of Annual DENNARD, CHARLES Junior Hi-Y DEPASS, GINNIE Student Council French Club Spanish Club Sec. DIMON, CHARLIE Junior Hi-Y DICKERSON, EVELYN Home Economics DICUS, GENE Spanish Club TD DISMUKE, TUDY Junior Tri-Hi-Y DODDS, DIARY CAROLYN Home Economics Club DOLAN, DAN Officers Club Sec. DOUGHTIE, EULALA Blue Streak Circulation Mgr. Spanish Club Quill 81 Scroll DUDIJEY, GEORGE Student Council CF Club ELLIOTT, J IMMIE Junior Hi-Y ENTREKIN, JOYCE Cohiscan Philosophers Society, Bachelor of Arts Sec. French Club Honor Society EPPS, MARIE Home Economics Club FINGERHUT, HERBERT Honor Society Pres., V. Pres. Quill and Scroll Business Staff of Annual FLEMING, MARILYN Home Economics Glee Club FLEMING, ROBERT Dramatic Club Oliicers Club Glee Club FLOURNOY, BUDDY Junior Hi-Y FLOURNOY, JOSEPHINE Home Economics FLOWERS, BOBBY Student Council Vice Pres. Senior Hi-Y Officers Club FLOWERS, CHARLES Junior Hi-Y FORD, Hicks Junior Hi-Y FREEMAN, CAROLINE Home Economics FREEMAN, HARLAN Blue Streak Sports Editor FRENCH, MARTHA Spanish Club FULLER, DOZIER Clee Club E T I QCOntinuedJ FUSSELL, GEORGE Student Council Officers Club R.O.T.C. Medal, 1942 GILBERT, GLADYS Dramatic Club GILBERT, KIRVEN Junior Hi-Y GILLAIM, BERYL French Club Spanish Club Glee Club GLASS, JACQUELINE Dramatic Club GOING, LOUIS Spanish Club GOING, ROBERT Spanish Club GOLDEN, BARBARA Senior Tri'-Hi-Y GOLDEN, BETSY Spanish Club GOLDEN, BETTY Senior Tri-Hi-Y GOODE, JANE Student Council Junior Tri-Hi-Y Treas. GOODROE, JOEL Junior Hi-Y GORDY, BETTY Glee Club GRANTHAM, RUTH Home Economics GRAXVES, MARJORIE Junior Tri-Hi-Y Home Economics GRAY, LALLIE Home Economics GREENE, JOAN Dramatic Club Home Economics ' GREENIIAW, SUE Glee Club GRIFFIN, lVlARJORIE Blue Streak Bus. Stall: GUTHRIE, KATHREN Cohiscan Dramatic Club Honor Society Blue Streak Glee Club Quill and Scroll V. Pres. Best Citizen Student Council HADEN, ELVIN Glee Club HALL, FRANCES Home Economics Glee Club HARDING, JIM Blue Streak Contest Editor, Make-Up Editor Student Council Honor Society Quill and Scroll HARP, THOMAS French Club Vice Pres. Spanish Club HARRELL, .ALETA Home Economics HARRIS, MARJORIE Dramatic Club Home Economics Glee Club HATCIIER, LOUISE Home Economics HAYWOOD, WALTER Junior Hi-Y HELDRETH, FRED Cn Club HENDERSON, FAYE Home Economics HERING, DANDRIDGE Spanish Club HICKS, MARION Student Council Rec. Sec. Junior Tri-Hi-Y V. Pres. Blue Streak HODGES, DOROTHY Home Economics HOMER, DAVE Student Council Senior Hi-Y Cv Club HOOTEN, JOE Philosophers Society Spanish Club Vice Pres. Honor Society HUMPHREY, BOBBY Blue Streak Spanish Club Quill Sz Scroll HUNTER, ISLA Junior Tri-Hi-Y HUNTER, SUE Home Economics ILLGES, VIRGINIA Senior Tri-Hi-Y Student Council French Club Treas. H361 JACKSON, CLAUDE C Club J AN'ES, MARY ALICE Blue Streak Business tSall' French Club Home Economics JEFFERSON, MARY EVELYN Dramatic Club Spanish Club JOHNSON, JAMES Spanish Club JOHNSON, KATHRYN French Club JOHNSON, LEWIS HC Club JOHNSON, RITA Blue Streak Business Staff Annual Business Staff JOHNSTON, BILL Spanish Club Honor Society Glee Club JONES, BILL Drarhatic Club JONES, CLARENCE Senior Hi-Y JONES, W. A. French Club KAMENSKY, HARRY Cohiscan Senior Class Pres. Honor Society Quill and Scroll 0fficer's Club KEENE, ANN Senior Tri-Hi-Y KEENE, BETTY Junior Tri-Hi-Y KERR, DOUGLAS 0lficer'S Club R.O.T.C. Medal, 1939 KEY, JACK Junior Hi-Y KILGORE, MARY JEANNE Home Economics KING, JIMMY Student Council Senior Hi-Y Pres. 'ACH Club Treas. KINNETT, JOHN Junior Hi-Y Pres. KNIGHT, IVAN LEE Glee Club KNOWLES, FRANCES Home Economics ST DE I DE KNOWLING, GERTRUDE French Club KREBS, MILLARD C Club KRUPP, MARY EMMA Home Economics KRYDER, BILLY Dramatic Club LANDS, VIRGINIA Home Economics LAPHAM, NELL Dramatic Club Home Economics LAVENDER, KATHLEEN Dramatic Club Clee Club LONG, PATRICIA Home Economics LOVE, GLORIA Blue Streak Quill 81 Scroll LOWE, JACQUELINE- Home Economics LUNDY, J UANITA Glee Club LUNDY, MARJORIE Home Economics LUTTRELL, ROY Student Council MCCAIN, BETTY Blue Streak Asst. Bus. Mgr. MCCLURE, DOT Spanish Club MCCOLLUM, FLORRIE Dramatic Club French Club Sec. Blue Streak Feature Editor PhilosOpher's Society Girl Scouts Quill and Scroll Sec. MCCOLLUM, MARY Spanish Club MCDONALD, ELIZABETH Blue Streak MCDUEFIE, MARY Senior Tri-Hi-Y NICDUFFIE, SARAH Dramatic Club Senior Tri-Hi-Y MCGEE, ELIZABETH Glee Club MCKINNEY, ALFRED Blue Streak, Make-up Pbilosopher's Society Edito I' MCKOON, CAROLYN Blue Streak Bus. Staff NICNAMEE, MIKE C Club MARSDEN, WILLIAM Philosophers Society MARTIN, BILLY C Club MATIIEWVS, LOUISE Junior Tri-Hi-'Y MATTHEWS, GEORGE Junior Hi-Y Vice Pres Cn Club MAYO, JUDITH Glee Club METCALE, ELSIE Dramatic Club METCALF, OLIVER Senior Hi-Y MICKELSON, MARY Home Economics MILLER, PEGGY Home Economics MILLER, RAY PhilOsopher's Society MILLINER, BARBARA Dramatic Club MITCHELL, DOROTHY Student Council Home Economics MITCHELL, MARY Home Economics MONOXOLES, HELEN Senior Tri-Hi-Y Home Economics Vice MOON, BEN Student Council MOON, VIRGINIA Dramatic Club Glee Club M0'ORE, BETTY Home Economics MOORE, JOHN PbilOsopher's Society MOSELEY, LILLIE Dramatic Club Senior Tri-Hi-Y MOYER, OLIVER Glce Club MULLINS, MARGARET Home Economics Pres. MULLINS, RICHARD Dramatic Club RIUNRO, ROSE Senior Tri-Hi-Y X fCOntinuedJ Blue Streak Exchange Editor Quill 81 Scroll MURRAH, JEAN Blue Streak Junior Tri-Hi-Y NIETO, MARTA Spanish Club Home Economics NORRIS, VIRGINIA Blue Streak News Editor Quill 81 Scroll OQBILENNESS, LAVONNE Home Economics OGLETREE, ANN Home Economics OGLETREE, BILL Senior Hi-Y Vice Pres. February Senior Class Pre Cn Club Sec.-Treas. Officers Club Treas. OLSON, KENNETH Student Council Philosophers Society Pres. OVENSHINE, SAM Blue Streak Photographer OWENS, ALICE S. February Senior Class Sec.-Treas. Business Staff of Annual PARKER, BUFORD Clee Club PARKINS, JEAN Blue Streak Quill KI Scroll Junior Class Pres. PIERSON C. L. Cc Ciub PEASE, IDA Senior Tri-Hi-Y Sec. PEASE, TOMMY NC Club PIERCE, MARTHA FRANCIS Home Economics PEKOR, GLORIA Dramatic Club PERKINS, SUE Home Economics PETRY, QUENNELLE Home Economics l87l PICKARD, JACK Senior Hi-Y C Club PIERSON, BETTY Home Economics PIERSON, JANICE Home Economics PIKE, ADELIA Dramatic Club POLLIN, GEORGE Student Council PORTER, JOCELYN Home Economics POWELL, AURELIA Glee Club POYVELL, MAXINE ' Quill 81 Scroll Blue Streak Business Staff Honor Society Sec. Business Stall' of Annual Advertising Mgr. PRATIIER, ANN Junior Tri-Hi-Y Business Staff of Annual PROFFITT, SARAH ANN Junior Tri-Hi-Y RAINEY, ANN Clee Club RAINEY, BETTY Home Economics Glee Club RATLIFF, RUBYE Home Economics Honor Society RAWLES, NANCY Clee Club RAY, BETTY Dramatic Club Student Council Clee Club RAY, HARRY C Club RAY, RACHEL Spanish Club Glee Club REGISTER, ANNE Home Economists REILLY, MARY VIRGINIA Home Economics RENTZ, BETTY Clee Club RICHARDS, ROSANNA Dramatic Club Vice Pres. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres Student Council Business Staff of Annual RIGBY, MARGARET Dramatic Club STUDE T I DEX Ulontinuedb' ROBERTS, LILLIAN Home Economics ROBERTS, OWEN Officers Club ROBINSON, BOBBY Spanish Club ROBINSON, CAROLYN Home Economics ROBINSON, JANET Home Economics ROBINSON, MARION Glee Club ROGERS, JOE Senior Hi-Y ROGERS, JOHN Spanish Club ROOKS, FRANK C Club Pres. Senior Hi-Y Officers Club Vice Pres. ROSENBERG, NIAXINE French Club ROSENBERG, RICHARD French Club ROSENFELD, BARBARA Blue Streak Feature Editor Philosophers Society Dramatic Club Quill 81 Scroll Pres. Spanish Club ROTHSCHILD, ALAN Officers Club Business Manager Annual Business Stat? RUMBLE, BETTY Home Economics Junior Tri-Hi-Y RUST, FIRNST Cohiscan Officers Club Honor Society Vice Pres., P Senior Hi-Y Quill 81 Scroll R.0.T.C. Medal, 1940 RUTTE, BETTY Home Economics RUTTE, MARY Home Economics SANDS, VIRGINIA Home Economics SCARBROUGH, LEWIS Senior Hi-Y Philosophers Society SHAPIRO, IRENE TBS. SINGER, ELIZABETH Home Economics SKIPWORTH, GEORGE Junior Hi-Y C Club Sec. SLAYTON, ELIZABETH Blue Streak Business Staff Honor Society SMITH, BETTY Home Economics Senior Tri-Hi-Y SMITH, EMMA Senior Tri-Hi-Y SMITH, EVELYN Blue Streak Junior Tri-Hi-Y SMITH, JIMMY Cohiscan Editor-in-Chief Honor Society Quill 81 Scroll SMITH, WESTON Officers Club SMOTHERS, JONNY Junior Hi-Y Spanish Club SNELL, GLORIA Home Ecoonmics SNIDER, NANCY Home Ecoonmics SNYDER, GORDON Blue Streak News Editor, Honor Society Quill SL Scroll Sec.-Treas. Student Council French Club Vice Pres. Spanish Club Best Citizen, 1941-'42 SPEAR, MARY Glee Club SPECTOR, JANIS Home Economics SPENCER, KYLE Junior Hi-Y SPETTEL, ANN Dramatic Club French Club Spanish Club STRAIN, MILTON Cohiscan Lit. Ed. Dramatic Club Student Council Blue Streak French Club Pres. Philosophers Society Honor Society Quill 81 Scroll STRICKLAND, MARGIARET Home Economics Blue Streak Business Staff Glee Club Editor SUELZER, JACK Blue Streak Editor Honor Society Student Council Pres. Officers Club Quill 81 Scroll Senior Hi-Y Spanish Club Pres. TOLBERT, INEZ Home Economics TAMBURINI, ROSEMARY Clee Club TAYLOR, EUNICE Clee Club TEDDER, MARIANNE Blue Streak THOMAS, JEAN Home Economics THOMAS, JOHN MC Club THOMASON, MELVIN Glee Club THOMPSON, DAN Junior Hi-Y THOMPSON, FRANCES Home Economics TONDEE, BOB R.O.T.C. Medal, 1940 TORBETT, HAROLD Dramatic Club TRAWICK, LILLIAN Dramatic Club Home Economics TRAWVICK, MARY NELL Dramatic Club TRIPLET, VIRGINIA LEE Spanish Club TURNER, BETTY Senior Tri-Hi-Y TURNER, HOOPER Junior Hi-Y URDONG, MARGIE Home Economics VARNER, BETTY Honor Society WALKER, CHRISTINE Blue Streak WALKER, ELSIE Senior Tri-Hi-Y Treas. Home Economics WALKER, JOHN Spanish Club i331 WALKER, WALTON Dramatic Club Officers Club WALL, JANE Home Economics WALL, FRANCES Home Economics WALL, SARAH Honor Society February Senior Class Vice P WALTERS, RAY Senior Hi-Y Vice Pres. HC Club Pres. Officers Club Pres. Vice Pres. in Fall Term WARD, JACKSON Glee Club WATKINS, JOHN Blue Streak WATKINS, SHIRLEY Blue Streak WELCH, BARBARA Home Economics WELLS, LEONORA Glee Club WEST, CAMILLA Junior Tri-Hi-Y Business Staff of Annual WHITE, BETTY Home Economics WHITE, ROBERT Glee Club WIGGINS, JEANETTE Home Economics WILI.IS, BETTY Dramatic Club Home Economics WILSON, LEWIS Glee Club WITT, JEANNE Blue Streak Business Mgr. WOLF, ED Senior Hi-Y QC Club Vice Pres. WOOLBRIGHT, WILLIS Glee Club WOOLBRIGHT, WTILMA ' Home Economics Glee Club 'YARBROUGH, MARILYN Home Economics Business Staff of Annual Asst. Business Mgr. YEARTY, FRANK 'GC' Club he followinfr a es are the most im Jortant a es s P 5 1 P S in the annual and deserve your careful reading. The students of Columbus High School wish to here express their thanks to the businessmen and friends who made the publication of the 1942 Cohiscan possible by their purchase of advertisements. We urge all Who' read and enjoy this annual to express their appreciation by supporting these friends who so generously aided us. 'KA friend in need is a friend indeedf' .sfzfaa In war or at peace, 'Uictory is always for the valiant. Conscientious study has won for you 'valiant scholars a great victory . . F your high school diplonia. Any 'victory . . . great or srnall . . . will cost niuch in sacrijfce, respon- sibility, and persefoerance . . . the will to work courageously will result in the hest of all rewards . . . the knowledge of havin g done your job well! Jl.A.lKllIRWlEN DD. vouv. Cowqrfzif. osvAuMe.N1 Home C. Sehomburg 84 Son Again We are proud to have had a small part in the production of this annual. We feel that the photo- graphs made by us and reproduced f herein Will speak for themselves. Jewelers if i I I , Don Johnsons Studio Servlng Columbus H41 F, tA Ph 95 1I'S VC. One W Feffer Jewelry Co. RELIABLE JEWELERS 9 M I- F S Jewelry and Silverware 1144 BROADWAY COLUMBUS, GA 1' Complete Uutfitters COMPLIMENTS for of Men and Boys H. Rothschild, Ine. lk The Leading Furniture Store in Columbus for 48 Years ARTISTIC BOB SHOPPE Exclusive Beauty Parlor PHONE 6443 117 - 12th Street Sezzlys H aff- Qowm- W rapt Calumbur, Georgia V. V. VICK JEWELERS DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY 10 - 12th Street Columbus, Ga. COLLEGE CLOTHES for Hi Students See the many new things in IIICIIIS wear that we are now showing for College Men. IF IT'S NEW WE HAVE IT .I NO. K. HARRIS CO. VVhere style and quality are fmt Roy C. Sasser Ins. Agency Life and Fire Insurance Salary Savings Policies a Specialty 209-11 First Nat'1 Bank Bldg. Telephone sms Columbus, Georgia STRIPLING Sz COMPTON Fire and Automobile Insurance Surety Bonds Real Estate Loans SM - 11th St. Phone 817 Compliments of FLOWERS BROS. Menfs and Boys' Wear 1026-28-30 Broadway Compliments of NEW YORK HATTERS Hat Cleaning is our SPECIALTY 115 Twelfth Street Y J It's I i l Kayser-Lilienthal, Inc. fWXRE:T Everything for Gay Young Fashions for the Gay Young Miss COATS . . . SUITS . . . DRESSES And the new season calls for an ample supply of skirts, sweaters and blouses. You'll find them here in a colorful array. OUR BEN NING BRANCH Persons-Pennell Furniture Co. Ol' ll I I Your Friendly Storey u , nc' MAIN STORE BENNING BRANCH The Shop of Original Styles 1228 Broadway 2333 Lumpkin Road Phone 4618 Phone 4358 ir Muscogee Motor Co. 1501 First Ave. Follow the Government Hail America Program . . . Keep in Trim at the Columbus Bowling Center -The Center of Activity- 19 W. 11th ST. PHONE 9513 BUILDING MATERIAL 'Ir We Carry A Complete Line if Southern Building Moteriol Co. 1243 Sixth Ave. COMPLIMEN TS of Georgia Power Co. T. S. SLOAN, Vice-Pres. OurIey's Flower Shop HGurley's Flowers for Girliesw McCardle's Beauty and Barber Supplies CUT FLOWERS Por PLANTS WHOLESALE CoRsAcEs Beauty and Barber Equipment COMPLIMENTS WADE DRY CLEANING CO. of Columbus, Most Modern Cleaning Plant BRANNON 8z CARSON CO. Wholesale Druggists Since 1895 YoUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED No After-Cleaning Odor PHONE 326 1302 - 17th STREET VVC congratulate you on the Completion of this first im- portant stage in your life. VVe Wish you success and happiness in your future Career . . . Whether it be civilian endeavor or military training. And remember, ROYAL CROWN Cola will be your friend and always at your service. For when the going gets tough, you'll need to take time out for a quick-up with a frosty bottle of ROYAL CROWN Cola. NEHI BUTTLING coLuMBus, GA 00- mu Compliments of Flournoy Really Company CREALTORSD and Flournoy-Pease Ins. llgcy. Visit the Theatres Under The Direction of Lucas 8: Jenkins 0 Bradley I Rialto 0 Royal O Springer WW here Happiness Costs So Little Compliments of Strickland-Rodgers Motor Company Lincoln ----- Lincoln Zephyr For over 33 Years For the Best in Pianos Mercury Dealers Radlos Vlctliolas Records Sheet Music 1241 First Ave. Phone 5700-1 and Elebash Jewelry Are You Trading At Home? C 0 m p a n y Jewelers and Silversmiths Home Home Owned Operated COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Groceries .... Fruits .... Vegetables Telephone 2111 and Fancy Native or Western Meats ANNE GODWIN Children and Junior Department HICKS Sz JOHNSON DRUGGIST With ALSOBROOK'S Cor. 12th St. and 1st Ave. Columbus, Ga. Phone 362 1211 Broadway CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS SHUES Compliments of Levinson Bros. 1220 Broadway PHONE 510 GEM JEWELRY CO. The Jewelry Corner of Columbus 1200 Broadway Phone 339 LEVY-MORTON CO. Electrical Wiring Distinctive Lighting Fixtures Phone 1443 1028 - 13th Ave. LeMaster's Beauty Salon Complete and Distinctive BEAUTY SERVICE 20 - 12th St. Phone 135 Compliments of Sam Cohn HORSES and MULES Compliments of DELTA SIGMA DELTA ,k The Most Talked About Clothing Values ln America COMPLIMENTS ' 0 of College Clothes for College Men f BROADWAY AT 10th STREET BROADWAY AT 13th STREET X Q M X X Qf 4,9-A5944 For All l Q Le 'O 0 LEATHER , HV SHOES 92:1 0, AND ACCESSORIES lfglggszm Be Sure you get 'A' STAR BRANDS WOHICDGS and Misses OR POLL-PARRUTS Ready-to-Wear and Millinery 1139 BROADWAY PHONE 2261 5 'Heel STAR, BRAND 'SHOES 1040 BROADWAY 'S Columbus, Finest Men's Store For 69 Years Columbus Bank and Trust Co. COLUMBUS, GA. SINCE 1888 Capital and Surplus ..,.......V...u.u... S1,500,000.00 Member F. D. I. C. Clay Products Exchange EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS Bickerstaff Brick Co. and Dixie Brick Co. I-IIGI-IEST QUALITY Hollow Building Tile . . Building Brick Face Brick Local and Long Distance Phones 668 and 768 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 9 Cla s o n s The Finest of Eye IVear QUALITY MERCHANDISE at NATION WIDE EVERY DAY LOW PRICES J. C. PENNEY CO. Your Family Store 1123 Broadway Phone 1416 Eidam Bros. Bakery ARTISTIC AND TASTEFUL BAKING MOTHER Goosn Bread . . . Cakes . . . Pies 100 - 8th Street Columbus, Georgia Cliff M. Averett, Inc BUICK - CADILLAC GOOD USED CARS More Automobile for Your Money 1445 First Avenue Columbus, Georgia C. Ed. Cooper Plumbing and Heating Contractor COLUMBUS, GA. COMPLIMENTS of Fourth National Bunk Member of F. D. I. C. 91-Gfepper Picks' vows , ENERGY uP L C W 653:39 V 1. 1 I .um I KEEP PLENTY IN THE ICE BOX' sornss Fon d P E Q C' ? 0 ll 4. , . e' . C N., f' , flu. :ff f C . ' f 1 G 3 75 Fx fl fl S lfw' 4' 3 .li I 6 plus e osit J. T. Knight 8. Son, Inc. Scrap Iron -- Metals - Hides COLUMBUS, GEORGIA ESTABLISHED 1868 Sol Loeb Company WHOLESALE GROCERS 900 Front Ave. Columbus, Ga. COMPLIMENTS of Muntgomery Ward Co. Headquarters for High School and College Clothes HUFFLIN und GHEENTBEE Columbus' Leading C loflziers IIG. ll. B. PAT. SFF. IY 'LIE-UNB. ONC- QUALITY PRODUCTS I H. DEATON, Pres. E. V. DEATON, V. Pres DEATON AUTO PARTS COMPANY, Inc. JOBBERS AND DISTRIBUTORS Automotive Replacement Parts and Equipment 3 Phones 4600 P. O. Box 24 1434 36-38 First Ave. Columbus, Ga. Compliments of D. A. STRIFFLER Dfexter Jordan Equipment Co. Successor to Home Equipment Co. Gas and Electric Appliances GLIDDEN PAINTS Wm. Bench Hardware Co. COMPLIMENTS if of 0 BUILDERS HARDWARE ' SUPPLIES Parham Motor Co. 0 PAINTS . . . ENAMELS 0 FARM IMPLEMENTS 'A' if HUDSON -- USED CARS PHONES 14 and 15 1010-12 BROADWAY DiSt1'ibl1f30I'S FLORISTS DECORATORS A I 1 Liu lilri fzfffi-I' -- li L.fll-ITL' I 'J FLOWER SHOP R x - M For Maxwell Bros. 8McDonuld FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION F U R N I T U R E joys Flocmlj Bmw Joy FRIGIDAIRES . . . PHILCO RADIOS PHONE 409 1301 ' mth St' Phone 1621 1247-49 Broadway Columbus, Ga. . . ..., , , . q ' ' qQ , 1. COMPLIMEN TS TSEXHE? of I 111 iff SOSE S S S A Ifliller-f-Tdlgllor Shoe CO. JV1 , QINCORPORATEDJ 9 9 S S 6'The Shoe and Stocking Storew Peanut Butter Delicious Sandwiches Candies Columbus, Ga- Whvrc the New Styles are Shown First Columbus Office Supply Company 1337 Sixth Avenue Phone 401 'ir WE PRINTED THIS BOOK ir MAY WE SERVE YOU! FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD Entertainment of the Highest Caliber Plus the Latest News Reaches You Daily from WRBL COLUMBIA'S SERVICE TO COLUMBUS 1230 K.C. 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