Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1943 volume:

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S boys SMH thumb rudes iz ' , s.,4.-,wh F ik X Wnb deepest wpprecmtuon we the Sensor Class of 19113 dedlc fe our Conlscan To Anna Crabb who through the example of ner cwn Mfg bu encouraged us to try to malfc c Ur cbaracten more noble beau tufu! and dweerfm A yws ff ,A , 1 1 K 1 , , L , f L v . A ' 1 A X - J , x , - , Z Believing staunchly in the integrity of the high school student IH general and reallzmg partlcularly that the students of Columbus Hugh School can do no wrong we the Sensor Class attempt to show and personufy hereun the mysterlous :mpush energetlc gremluns who constantly cause the laugh able adversmes the ceaseless perplexutues and the comical annoyances In our lives and educatuonal relatuonshups 5-t 1 X if 'em C3 W X, QR YE-s. .t I X 9 W-, ' U. ,frv J P e Y L U' a1'..Qmv s . l l - THEME a es VOHI 43 if- ! ,mf - ,-193 11. W mm me my CKE. 616 N531 W xioww was QQXQK5 ,A T2 pm-gg i .fl-'.'. 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I . 4 P ' I students, and his readiness with the best advice will certainly be missed. Good-by, Mr. Kendrick, this school, this faculty, these 1 i l , ,-..,.. A. ,,..,.. MARY ALICE ARNOLD P B A Mathernat cs SALLY BAUGH H story MARTHA BELL A B M A H story EVELYN B FRACE Phys cal Educat on MISSOURI BINNS AB MA Language VKX'-Jvtbsl-K.4. um, x.,-v...g B L brar an MILDRED BROWN Marhe at cs LILA CALLAWAY Engl sh FORA LEE CHEATHAM BS M Sc ence I'1. ., Mi , 4A.B. I ' AB. MYRTLE BLACIQMON A.B.y AIB. A:B. Nd . ., YA. FACULTY A-15 ning f'1 V ?' E I, g n 4, wg. f L, I fx ,ggf Gly MQ' 'lv 11 all' Q io ANNA CRABB B.S., M.S. English MINNIE MERLE DAVID A.B., M.A. History LILLIAN GRIFFITH B.S., M.A. Language ' - II ' 1JJjJ.1,,J f f 4 ,Y f ,I r 'M ,V . 1114 -Irwin '. FANNIE GEORGE HIGGINS B,S., M.S. Mathematics ROBERTA LAWRENCE A.B., M.A, English ANNIE V. MASSEY A.B., M.A. History MARY CATHERINE MEDLEY B.S., M.S. Band ROSANNAH M, STAN HOPE A.B., M.S. Mathematics RUTH PLUMB B.S., I-I.E. Manual Arts ELSIE QUARTERMAN AB AM Sc e ce DEAN F RADER Sce ce MRS J A RAMSEY SR Cafetera Manage e t ELIZABETH N ROGERS A B M A La guage CLOTILDE H SHIRLEY AB MA E gl h NEAL THOMAS Ph B Sc ence CARMEN WOODRUFF AB MA E gl I'1 MILDRED WYNN AB MA E Q1 h FACULTY 'Bm 3 'lib' 7 I AM? No Pctu e GLADYS CLAYTON CLARKIE DAVIS EDNA F FRAPAN MARY GODARD ELIZABETH T LANGDON ALEX TRUITT WJ! X P 7 mf ,Z -'Sf 4 s. J N ff W Q ASA QLASSE 5 PEO f 1 WXXN If YN I Nix' H f. ,,., -qgynff ' -22.-Aj 3? ff , . f 'N A Q 3' Cx A X 1 W , , lr 1 in ,:.h ,. g- it in ' V T W I 1 , ,. K y gf el? 1 V Qt . . KX + V 4 . ' Q ' u 1 ' .hx :gi Y A. , t f -A A .sax ,Z V .f ,.,, L Q 4 :13, J , 2 ' ,,,. VV, ,1 0 W . Q ri 3: ' . . YU f 5 If .iii ii? 1' N, X' ' f . fl 1- v A 4 -h .5 in f Q. kill xwf , gi 4, SE IOR 'M' 5 ' 4 1' Th O Semor: cxpcmmenf-M. Thomas 'CEE aw cxpwixi' A rvrf ,-.. J.:- .r - --P- l. wr' , u3Y'F 1 A I ki P? 0 1' f A February Class Officers . 9 June Class Offucers 'Lk NANCY RAWLS Presudent lt would be hard to fund a better all around gurl than Nan y Sh us just as full of fun as she us untellectual BILLY RICHARDSON Secretary Treasurer Thus seruous lookurug fellow has a keen sense 0 humor He has somethung funny or wutty to say at all turnes A potent man of Israel BETTY VARNER Vuce Pre udent Heres an exceptuon to the rule of the braunless beauty She takes an actuve part un all school actuvutues and us also consudered a defunute Hugh School asset HICKS FORD Presudent Outstandung un all school actuvutues lf Hucks were drownung hed come up four tumes just to set a record lrutellugent lukable athletuc KATHRYN JOHNSON Secretary Treasurer How can any human have such lady luke rnanners9 And be so sweet too9 Smart and a mule a rn mute talker We really admure her 4 ll! sa N 3 '- f. 7- H 'X if PR a 1Msr5?ffX.Q-.Z ' ll . -me wwi-M.,aamxy:w-.wuughuuiiuannw-r yy K' ue , 5 ,, Q1 K I I y, . 4 . . 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'v '.,a ,A ,' . pr' fs.. -. . nf t ' ' ' .Mf- MARY ABERNETHY Mary ns one of those forengners who come to C H S from Benmng She wants to become a dress desugner and we may say We knew her when some day GEORGE ADAMS No one has yet found out why Country us so mterested un farms He absorbs hlmself nn everythung he undertakes Relnable friendly a good sport SARA ADAMS Heres one gurl who never seems to worry lWhat sensor does9l Quiet Iadyllke and always smullng she lmpresses everyone wuth her fnendllness HARRIET AFFLECK Harrlet IS really an ac complnshed muslcxan But when she starts talk mg beware for shell go on forever Full of pep and loads of fun DORIS ALLEN Dons soprano ns one of the malnstays of the Glee Club and we wnll surely mnss her on our assembly programs when she leaves 'A' FRANK ALLEN Frank was a stalwart on the football team wlth the dnve of sux horses and the wall to conquer He was also an offlcer nn the R O T C .-....,..-u-.- Q , ---' . ..o.Q.VDsb-.lv h'ud.:h, -4 'H -' . 5 1 ' I 4. F ' 1 -' ' v ,.. .1 .... -.- . ,. ,,., 1 . ,Z ,Q P . ' ,.Ag5l,f-,1 ,wife 1 ' . 1. ' V' - I ',nLf'c.v7 h J'- f'r 'f '.'w' , ' - u 'iv I I v 'r Qu .,,.- un. W n Pl-ofzr' 'N -' ev -1,2 ' R 3.eG. '.f A5 'rf ' ROBERT ALLEN: Bobby is the sort of fellow whom everyone instinctively likes and admires. He's no slouch in studies either-often show- ing genuine intelligence. Loyal, capable, re- served. 'A' PAUL ARRINGTON: One of C.H.S.'s quiet guys with a likable personality and a ready smile. He'll go tar in a quiet way. ir PEGGY ASKEW: Peggy is our most popular girl and a class beauty. Her ready smile and personality won her these titles. She really made a precious cheerlead r BETH AYERS Sara Beth is the kmd of gurl whom everyone likes She has both brains and beauty wnth a pleasxng personality A class leader MARJORY BAGBY Margornes one of those so called Army Brats She seems to us th ideal high school girl as is shown in magazin illustrations ELIZABETH ANN BAKER Bet y is from Boston and mighty proud of it Another one of those Army Brats Shes real sweet and lots of fun ,aAlmfvv?.f+z1'?'43wfvf-9 -Z at H5 in iu...im.,a.favn.n ar-an-.-.1 ' e . I . . , ll . ll - - . e . . . . . . Q H, I f A l ' - . g if H , . V it , 92 ,ip ,.v. ... J7 f. V If-4 445,-1-'z -f'-rw-'f ffj, 'j:,gx, ,.... .. .- -n4'n5gs,r-.Bv61:3'r:-X 141' 93,59 n 915' niet: 1-Iuu.--u--.rt-gx..:1.::,. -v-v-A 'NH tw EQ! . igpvbf fm ,E U if 1 1 QU -5, 4'!4'?,iQ5,-IJ:Z:.fl...- .-1 'i . P '. J -- f ' . -'-Q 'f',,'-- 1t7f'-'- - ' .' 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', ' , bl, 'k 'A' :ITM fb' -Fw o 1-311,55 MARY BERGMAN A gurl whos conspicuous BARBARA BINNS Barbara s wavy blond hanr by her quuetness She has two assets lovely as much admured Shes managed to combine long haur and a very sweet smlle A gurl who benng both a good student and a good sport really gets along wnth a lot of people ROBERT D BERRY Red IS the kind of guy who would do has best to secure the one hour workmg week Witty cute full of fun ROBERT O BERRY Bob keeps to hnmself pretty much of the tume and so the most we can say about hum ns that hes qulet good lookung and reServed Liked by all JOE BRANNON Nothung worrues Jo Jo No cares no troubles no brams A flrrn bellever that the mountaxn should come to Mohammed A regular guy easy going llkable RANDALL BRASWELL lf you see a blond fellow bashful aloof and satlsfned wlth hum self and the world In general tll probably be Randy Contented and happy all the tame W' 4Yf Y: 31b4 f .6 vnu? 1 umhus viwnxl vans-r rwxgfqr, ,51 - . 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' 1 , I 1174. . ,h L 4 1.1 ' FNQ' ua ul fuuwalqmhe-pang-pqgrwelrinv-xgou,-1 .ANWQ may V v GEORGE BRIGHTWELL Known to hu fruenjs Po George us one of the best po nt after touchdown m ru Hugh School ha e er had We preduct a brught future for hu'n L duscouragable fruenclly H ROLD BRIM Offucually el rt ,l the I t b uru th senuor cla s Ha old u d t ram n to dusappount hs classmates mu u ta chers chagrun He u nt too la y h to have lots of pals iNl V ' GRETCHEN BROWN Gretchen s another on of our class beautues and she ru htly deserv t Her sweet dusposutuon us another rca she mak s so manv truends EDGAR BURTS Edgar lukes to fly draw car toons and have a good tume Hs keen wut and personaluty account for thus easy ooung fellows great number of fruends MARY SUE BUTLER A good ole gal and sh possesses what we call a humdunger of a per sonaluty Cute attractuve peppy JOYCE BYRD Thus gurl could talk the horns Off a bully goat but of course nobody nnunds lustenung to her becau e she us verv wutty and loads of fun E' 'UF nffwltv- 5-llf'P 4,-1 1 3 'N' .34-,,g,fB,:, Az ui mv,- at YMWJI 4 ? 191' JOAN CADY: Joan iplease pronounce ,lo-annl hails from Baltimore, Maryland. She likes to dance, especially when the jitter-bugging starts. 'k SUSAN CALDNNELL: Susan can be nicknamed The Walking Synopsis Book because she has read more books than anyone we know. An enthusiast on the food question, she fur- nishes refreshments for the Annual staff. i' EUGENIA CALHOUN: Gene likes to drive but her friends think that her car must be a combination of a jeep and an airplane Witty and attractive JANICE CARTER Janic likes staying out at night sometimes but she always has her lessons ready when the time for classes arrives LEROY CAULEY Leroy is slightly e silent side but just the same everybody lakes this swell guy EUGENE CHAMBLISS Jeep is a grand fel low a good sport and even a liker of English grammar He also applies himself to wooing the ladies Good luck Gene' are Nwnvnzg-xl. 40-L v- '51 iwifiuniamnwhll i L ' . : ' e ' ' -4 , N gr . . yi , 'ia f 1 - ff V K ' ir ' : ' ' on th f f i 'k , H If . I I . , , .'. h ' . .. 5 -.',. 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WHEELER CHAPMAN Ace IS one of those fellows who can do anythmg easIly Not only studIes but sports as well were Included ID hIs scope Just ask hIm i' JANE CHESNUTT ThIs lass goes wIth HTOOTSIGHI but we don't hold that agaInst her She was one of the sponsors at the Jordan game Attract've, frIendly, nIce 'k DOROTHY CHILDS Dot really deserves the tItle of best all around, for she IS cute, fnendly, and lots of fun Wnat she lacks In heaght she makes up In pep 61 l WILMA COLQUITT Her wonderful person alIty makes her outstandsng WIlma IS a grand sport and full of fun Well lIked and wItty 'A' THOMAS COOK LIttle Folks was hngh score man on our football squad A hard hIttIng, fast CIn several dlfferent waysl back AthletIc, popular, good lookIng 'A' LETTY COOPER Lady lIke, IndustrIous She's pretty qulet, but she's also pretty SGFIOUS, pretty popular, and pretty beautIful Many a fellow has trIed to Cooper CHIC' HIC' What corn'J i.f:5 9f .4 4 7 nfn'Iv'e' l 1. U . .:..,! F-...G ,, I --,A .J . 5 . -. . ' 4, n...-. r. ., L MI-7 i,?f.'gA,g,,.,z-. , .N 5, 2 ,gl V, . I ....- .-...a::g:: rf? -.Arg -. -I :,. - 0- I I- .nz 1.351 ..-s. '...q-. sy. th, ,,., Ig s , I zu.,-, - 1, - ,, ... . . ...4f.. - r'- 4' ' ,, ,'-Lzgf. i.vI.,,' si ,- .' ' ' '..f...',.'..f...-1-I-4-,wa-I ,D 7 53 5, - ,f 51:3 A I Iv., 1 , A . , I Y , L .' , ' - '44 , I, If. , 2 7 '39 '03 ff' LlJCll.E COOPER Lu as one ofthe rnost llkable vellable glr a C H S e s popular friendly and sweet CAQOLYN CUMBAA This young lady will alway be well known and llkecl wherever she coes Her beauty wull attract trlends and her personal ty wall keep them LEON CUNNINGHAM This hard workrn u reakcr l wn his ability o escape the torture o make up day One ot Hugh Schools few and far between geniuses -4 4' ,K M F' xi ,I 'uf me .f P-,M ' W z li -of ...iv- Q' ELIZABETH DAVENPORT Ellzabetw IS tull of pep and always ready for fun She llkes to cut up ID chemlstry class Don t we all? VlRGlNlA DAVIS C '-l S doesnt have too many blondes bu thos that are here fhow do you whlstle on paper7D A gurl whos not too quvet not too nolsy a happy medium JOHN DE B'-XRDELEBEN Here you see one of the most actwe students ln C H S John makes nothing but straight As an the classroom en es n a hle s a d IS active an sc oo pro ects It more need be sand H s a jolly good fellow r ' 1 ' I'43': ' l 5 A I ,' A aft A . lt . .J at E ll ,ff 4 Arm A 'I . . 5 VA J. . X A J fl A 2, H ' 5 7 .5015 .. r - . f - ' I ' I - and ' Is r , ,s. h ' , V V , ' t If , .. : ' ' I ' 9' ' E l ' , . 'Ir t Bl e St 4 is cnc for ' ' t gag ' V Y ,ic n . . 'h -I , f . I I I A I H e, . 'rrzu W ' ' .,..,,. M. .. -, inn Q -,mf .'.-wav..--..-U ..-. M.. . .ffl ,. y I 2-.' 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BEEBE DURHAM Beebe as on of those popular intellectuals so rarely found at Colum ous Hugh Very ambutuous popular well Inked MAE EASON Mae us struknngly pretty and lady Inke the kind of a person one never forgets I short she as a typucal C H S Q I Depend able oyal BETTY LOU EMERSON One of the beauties of CHS Betty Lou declded to leave us to make some fellow mtghty happy by marryung hum Tough luck fellows 1 L I IS . s ir I ' .I . H's ' 's ' 'o . s '-er--r- i' 3 e ' nr, u o vim, vigor, and vitalzty. She went to West ak 'A' n ' . .. Ir. - , I . ir R v'+f'JW.w 'K - ravi-4 if 41 ur fx t '+ Vrana' f 1 L 4 an ' Q4 1+ -lf -'J FINNEGAN An lncendlary blond wrth a capital Boom' Casey came to us lust recently wlth the army but we dont see how we ever got along wlthout her DISTIFICYIVS beautiful DOUGLAS r-LEMING A good example of dont let thus happen to you Dont get your gun Doug we were only kuddlng One fellow well lnked by everyone Always ready wmth a smlle HATTIE FLOURNOY Flournoy has plenty of pep but beware of her temper' She and her maroon Mercury have been famuluar sughts around C H S ROBERT FLOWERS l It possible to put descnptlon of Bob In twenty fave words? Per haps the best we can say ns that he IS success ful ln everythung he undertakes FRANK FLOYD You don t hear so much about Handsome Frank but dont let that fool you Hes got a tmger un most of the ples A hard worker fexcept at schooll JOHN FOUNTAIN Although a new comer John has made many fruends nn this one year who wlll stand by hum In years to come 4 I I I , t . , . F . l 1 - l I I 1 ' ff. l I, , al i, . H H , . . : s ' ' a '31 - - - - l f . ' ' ' 1 - '- ' - r 1-1222? , . - 'G A ,ig Y ' ,, , r - , , ' v . 1 y ..-1 , . A ' x 1 . . . l ' I ,Qi'.,41,.f.,,,.-. ..c:..V.. J -hp, ugh.. 4 -f.,-, -V ,, -L I N .,,,,, ,W ..,. --s., ...... .. --- -Iglhaif. ' tyrtrf x QL 5. I GL' ev -u .-.- -s w--1. w.. -...M I ., -g.,3,, L., rx 9, I M...,, ,. ,.,,-l.,,....-.-...,..,. ...... I W In 4 5, sg L... ' , I - ' if-, iff., -.N .'.-,..---.?, . .. I t - 4 .I I 1! Q v -.,,....:,..l-.pr V, , . 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A ' Ml. ,f , , BETTY GORDY This brunett has plenty of tracks up her sleeve She s happy go lucky and has a wut which has won her many fnends FRED GREENE Fred may act tech d at tnmes hes re llv all there lf you ever nee a friend look hlm up cause hell help ou anytnme SUE GREENHAW Susie realy qu te pranlst She as both qunet and studuous but shes always full of fun ,kin Q!! 3 L l4Jr 4 I E , Dy I 2 GROOVER Sonnys got a way with women n fact he gets away with lt Handsome Clf you luke the type most people do? popular active ELlZABETl-l HAMBURGER Sus er as qu: e noted around school because of her artnstnc abaluty Shes lots of fun and we all luke her 3 ot RAYMOND l-lAMll.TON A Irttle man wnth bug udeas We call htm umque but maybe you can fund a better descnptuorm Small scan tlllatmg an all around good fellow galmrnf Mak 'E li sh I- fs W 7 wrt ww-3 a.wnvn4wxlnl.auh4.buutnhnLirnvnv-r- 3 K. A U , l - . I : e MJ, , A : V - . 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PGFU run- lr vq'vfp4s,4Af-avg.,-,Kp-Iii? +,61gNb 2': QQ-ng,-pong-Jyvliqp A V4 1 KATIE HARRELL Katne engoys dancing a lot end whale she s not so athletncally uncllned her MYRTLE HARRIS Sweet quiet and well lnked Myrtle left many fruends at Hugh School who wall never forget her Her lufe was exemplary t us all JAMES HENDRICKS Nlggar IS that motor cycle express rocketeer who s a constant threat to lufe lamb and property lf you re a vnctlm excuse hum folks Thats hrs way of getting around MILTON HIRSCH Mlton IS a whlz In a y thung relatung to geornetry and s art In all of has other subjects Add to hrs quick wut pleasnng personaluty and you see the reason for hrs popularuty DAVE HOMER One for the money two for the show Fnve years ns enough nts tnme to Babs has an envnable reputation In sports Dopular most athletic 'A' BILL HOYLE Bull was Tech Hu s loss and C H S s gann Many a teacher washes for more luke hum for he as qulet, studlous, and busnness luke SEN EERE' :HX ...f.- .-.,.P.:4 :ffm f.:rs .51 '- J 5' t,:L'jrQ,i ' ,+I ggi .. -N-. K.. f1-.- .1 .J N, 55 Vg, A-1 1134-nr-..,c 1-1. ,5- ' 1: . lf A w'f'1 'fff'-'f -.v'fi'.l . - .H .-v-- 'xl'-nvrnllwgl self, she can really yell at a football game. ra 2 ir I . , A - , , , , - ' l -jieaw 1, . X , O . V L N . 'V ll 35 ' .E A f , , t ll T , , A WH I , A I - I ' I I V I , . . lx . t k , , I i , . . n 1 . . A m , . . . . . . ' a 'I go. ' I Y E '94 'Q 06 'MNH img J I ugly, p 1 ali yi, rp. ah v-an 'ft 'L.:el f WS ' '94 IA ' J J N' I BOBBY HUMPHREY: He's one of our most tireless-working and active seniors. His de- pendability and editorial aptness won him one of the editorships of the Blue Streak. In- telligent, industrious. ir BEVERLY ANN HUTTO: No dice, she's really nice, Neat, easy to get along with, pleasing personality. She's got loads of friends, and is a grand sport. VIRGINIA ILLGES You would have to look a long way to find another girl as swell as Virginia This most scholastic g I of he senior class combines a winning personality with intelligence to form a hard to beat com bination of popularity C H S will miss Gin MARY ALICE JANES This peppy gal is one of the sho nuff go getters at dear old Columbus High Mary Alices atcive part in the Blue Streak business staff will be hard to duplicate next year MacLENDON JENKINS Macs in a class of his own With a friendly personality and a ready smile hell always have plenty of friends PERRY JENKINS Perry s always on the move in fact he cant ever sit still Witty friendly and full of pep hell get somewhere in life 4rv99',A!.2',7wi. L5 milfs 1-lugs hkfvi wudepasmkwxl una-an-.vi v Q nr41 '1vu3r-uw Q, 'Q' it fa-Qaida 'X S15 it , JEANETTE JOHNSON Jenny hut C H S nn a hurry and hasn t stopped yet Her bubblnng energy and wnnnlng Smale have won her many fnends nn ye olde school 'k W A JONES Double Va A as he has be come known lMnss Griffith gave hum that name? ns one small guy, but he can take xt lake the buggest 'A' ANNE KEENE Anne remunds us more of an angel than anyone we know She was Presndent of the Tn Hn Y thus past year Studuous, sweet K 'N MARY JEAN KILGORE Mary Jean really s very talented for shes not only quuet and artnstlc but she s also a muslclan GEORGE DEAN KING One mud year graduate whom we'lI really muss Dean's ready smule and nncessant tomfoolery do much towards en lnvenung good old CHS Comucal, a pocket sszed Bob Hope 'A' MARY EMMA KRUPP The more you get to know her, the more you luke her Her name was shortened to Krupp by her frlends of whlch there are many - 5.1-. 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'I' I 'ff . if .QQ 11 X1 J HAROLD LATHAM Red IS that happy go lucky guy around CI-IS who would much r ther do anythnng than go to classes Well who wouldn t7 GAVIN LEEDY Gavln IS a lad who takes has studues seruously and llkes thoughtful duscuss :ons But these assets do not overshadow has fnendluness whlch partly accounts for the great number of hns frnends MARY ELIZABETH LEWIS nz ns one o those gals who really gets around Eh babe Shes sophnstvcated poused and has a lot of friends t.,.1,g,f JHAL MORRIS LOEB Molly ns short but sweet I-Ie IS another stalwart of the football team taklng over where Tootsie left off GLORIA LOVE Glona s the one to ask when you want to know a good book to read She s a Sensor Scout and outstanding on the Blue Streak staff JUANITA LUNDY Nlta as very qulef but she IS always fruendly and knnd She as strlk mg wsth her gorgeous red hanr A4x0tif79kILEg'Wif is Ytk- 1 M,,p34l3A,4. M,gx.ymp, g.h., ,, .. I' I .Iii I , 'J 4, V ,V . if H 4 ,' , H ,I . , H ,I . E . . . I a , , - H . H , . . I - I I - I , . ZHL. f -H I H. ' , . - I 1 ..., . 1 .,.,.:....,......... . vi ,.,,'..,:J.,,4 J,-xl..g--gr: rwnrLs-'f'-s- -'--- - . wr- 1 lay-.-YI.: .151 una- eu? L.-N...-.--.,-..,...,,.A.., . t - 1 - f , .. ,- v . . - -. ..-... . - y ,..L, -'-5,3 I. fl, .A 1 zat ,t ..',.'5.,,a.,4.f:f....':.fi: : ' . - - - ,. .rg . 'A--.....,, ..t-, I - , , K - . , . -nl-' 4... -A . 4,1 ' ' ' 'K Lt.-Q. NANETTE LUPE CHS acqulred an lndvan prlncess when thus gnrl arrlved here lf your locker IS on the second floor l th nk you know Nan Cute peppy and talkatlve RAYMOND MASSEY Though Raymond hasnt been here long he has made fruends all around This class IS very glad to have hum graduat wuth them Good luck Raymond' FREDERlCKA MATTHEWS Jolly certainly lives up to her name by being gay and frlendly to everyone We re goang to mnss such a swell a BETTY MCCAIN What wlll the office do wlth out Betty next year? Shes untmng nn the doing of errands patient and relnable MYRTLE MCCALL Beneath a quuet appear ance Myrtle hvdes a strong ambntuon She IS Interesting an 8VI8fIOf' and intends tO make a career of at BETTY MCCORMICK Betty goes nn for Iueu tenants and such but who doesnt these days? She s a good horsewoman and pnng pong player -'f wvyf'-lv r :qw gfarlmx S it - . N, -, . - . - . 4,A :,T!. :fx .., A :I5, jg , ,,,,f', 511' cj' ,Q ' 'E '.'. lQ. 'rg' .I- ,...-. . ..,.,41,g vgfg- Q :J -gf r.f'i-Q15 gf. ' , ' ' ' ' ' Y 'KH an 3 M -M, 'y 41-I-:Wx , ' -1+ ' ' ' .1 .. If 5 054'-M:-. W- - . ...UW pf-1-01am ' I I ' ' D I . 4 V . , - V A, . E ..,f si A B , , ,i V . j?!.3ef-4g t , U ,, . . , . . p l. , . . 4 XX , , . ,le I 1 j U I 1 - ' f' , . Ns H 911 ,-ul, o- I-was D s ro r'll 1l'f,5.f 'M ,a,-fu i.,.,,,v 1 ' CLARENCE MCCULLAR: Clarence, who likes football, is really an all-around good fellow. Everyone likes him for his happy-go-lucky way and bright remarks in class. Y W NX' i N UFFlE: Through These Portals Pass the Most Beautiful Girls in the World. This class beauty would make Earl CarrolI's lushest blond turn green with envy. But Mary's beauty is not just skin deep, as her host of friends will readily testify to her charm and poise. t LILLIAN MCELVEY: Lillian is lots of fun in the gym, for she likes all forms of sport. l-ler naturally curly hair is much admired ELIZABETH MCGEE Beebe can be summed up with these adjectives tall dark and plenty darling She is one of the best liked girls at C H S CAROLYN NACKOON This brunette is full of fun but she s a but too fond of studying other things besides chemistry to suit Mr Thomas OLIVER METCALF A handsome male Oliver is well liked by everyone and will really be missed 1 i' 1 1-Rug: 1 ilm30b4n'Nklf3U Winner vu ,.-,- .- I, .1-'lT'7p'l'1l'-41.ff9 57,154'5T,-f?,l2Jf'fJ 'f4f- ' 'J Tl -1 ..r. .W ,, M A ,:e,,qg, 1: j .. J, 1 F2 mil -l XM' WWF Q ware who IS unto everythung but mostly dra matics She as the answer to Mrs Shurleys prayers for she adroutly handles the most exactang parts of any play JAMES MILLER He as always w llsng to e press his own opnnuon on any subgect H m kes a very good fnend because he ms always wullung to help out on a Ralny Day i' ANN MITCHELL Ann as quiet and courteous She us a fnend of everyone and a good one Hugh School could use more luke her Beau tlful but deflnutely 'Ak as anyone who saw Lady of Letters wll adrnut He ns frlendly and very studlous CAROLINE MOULTRlE Snookue us luttle but you cant mass her C te llkable and a poll of a gon: She always gets around FORREST MOYER Forrest has made a record at C H S for beung one of the hard working students as well as one of the best cutlzens A f .l , A n J E - ' 1 I 1 A I ? ' f . 4 ' -if BARBARA MILLENER: Barbara is a Iive- JOE MOORE: Joe's talents point toward acting, I , ,, H i i' i' 1 ' 1 ' x- I ' A ' -. A' U e , . D U ' , I ,, i' l PY! MARGARET MULLINS Thus blond bombshell has been dubbed Maggue by her frvends and believe me she has plenty of them Cute attractuve and crazy as heck ROSE MUNRO Rose ns energetuc vnvacmus and seems to take an active part nn all student undertakungs She IS a teachers good student and everybodys trnend ROBERT NAEHR Bob Isnt lazy just born tnred A army brat and characterlstncally a tune fellow Frlendly quest ons easy going asker Ot a mllllon MARY LOUISE NOLAN Louise ought to be a wonder when nt comes to book reports srnce she reads most of the tlme Besudes shes a shnnmg Iught In all matters Intellectual VIRGINIA NORRIS Combmmg abllnty wlth hard work she has become edutor of the Blue Streak Quiet Iadylske and studuous CAROLINE NUCKOLLS Thus pretty brunette has a personaluty that fascunates everyone She s very popular and has many friends er gs. I ' I fr I A 11 - . ' V . , - - I . , . I ' , . . . . I 1 1 . . I , . I - , . ' I - I ' ' . , . . , I , - V n H H . . . . 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' M , , 4 -. ,b Q -. 4.1 ' ' NEIQIFB N I ,ef W f mi ,sl ,-N' wif' 1 uwi4p.,a.ag-any Xiufdllf' KENNETH PARKER Stnnky IS AWOL lA wolf on the loosel Full of hus own peculuar brand of wut and jokes that faurly slap you n the face Happy go lucky entertaining very lnkable JEAN PARKINS Shes one of the mann stays on he ue treak staff nuff sand collects odd pictures IITHBQIFIGD FRANK PEASE Frank or Slow Molasses usnt exactly lazy he s lust dlscreet wuth hrs move ments But hus ready smile and abvluty to make frnends are anythrng but slack ELIZABETH PERLITIUS Ammated chlc and responsnve Elnzabeth possesses one f sweetest dusposltlons rn our class She us under standung and her sparklrng eyes always smale wuth frnendluness JOE PETERSON Thus boy clalms that he has been running a mnmeograph machme slnce wa two Well add he does ut effncrently He IS very lnterested In Spanish C. L. PIERSON: Why all the mystery about his first two names? l-le s co-captain of our foot- ball team and a Bi-Cnty and all G.l.A,A. end, Athletic popular well-llked. ' Clin ,lu ,rw-g 'QV i f ze, A we x X' ,f f 96' lf IWW -gingwa-641 :ma E2 'A.a?',i 1 AURELlA POWELL: One of the few girls with intelligence and bravery enough to conquer the vicissitudes of trigonometry and solid geometry at the same time. Musical, intelligent-Gad! She can do anything. if DOROTHY RAEMON: One of the members of Mr. Thomas' fifth period note passing, eco- nomics-studying Triumvirate. When she pesters anyone, she makes 'em love it. 'A' RUBYE RATLIFF: Rubye is a sweet girl with a good disposition She never seems upset about anything HARRY RAY Mole is preparing to take St Peters place at the Pearly Gates A mighty slow process for him Athletic A fine fellow when you get to know him BETTY RENTZ Betty is an all around fine gal we really admire her Shes very athletic and everyone at C H S is her friend MARGARET RlGBY Not only is Margaret well liked by everyone shes smart Her humor and bubbling vitality are admired by students and faculty alike nfsfinnnsvwntgsi. if 1 and-4p.,+. ,Mun 5 naw- ww ' - 1 ' I if 11 - - I . V . 'QA fl vi.. 1 i' l v . - I . A -nf , sa I : I - z - . Xe ' , ' - 4 - , xi. . I i 'Q ' 715 ' ,1. Q' ,,?i?4l5J V1 ,, ,, V' Mm, ,,, Sfj.'iJ0- pf,14u,:,!'.:.'1 5-J: W' J ' if A WL, my .,..,,..-.., ..-....- . ... . ?- ' . 14? -aff' lf,-I 'Q '1'f f t ? ?:f12-, '.'.2g.-........ X M .L Eg l ,-.kj V5.1 pivg 9.ity::iv-?.4,:g5,.1,n'1:'.23,.,...:25'f.. . ' ' 5941 , i+l1w -. 'r'3Ki. ,fi-1' ' VW L qu lr I ' A X T ' 0Wi'f V1NZ'YQ'W 'Quin 45 L ,KAI x qw Egg I '-L Y W H wT?ff3'?'-w SE EOR Null' 1403 'IQ PATTY ROBERTS This blonde bombshell IS really luked by everyone Cuncludung the teachersl Her basketball playlng proves shes peppy and athletlc She talks a blue streak all the tnme ROBERT ROBINSON Here s one of those fel lows who just seems to get along wuth every body Hes always smnlnng and has a word for a MAXINE ROSENBERG Her popularaty among both sexes lsn't just accident, hut caused by her personalsty, dark beauty, and vetaluty In dustrnous, and mtell.gent, Mac personufles the sonrnt ot C H S 4-R 'dt RICHARD ROSENBERG Thus popular fellow us a good sport In every way and he IS also very wntty and brnght When at comes to Rlchards hobby photography he s tops L B SEAGRAVES Friendly and likeable L B has won many frlends durlng has stay at CHS ROBERT SHARP Many a gurl has slghed wlst fully as Bob walked down the hall But for all that, his quiet and unassumnng He's a xeteran at observmg banker's hours A.-.1 Q V V V JI. :fill Ll .X ,L M i-Lf:,4fQ.!'.1.I +- 'Q 7- , , E' -'jx ': I' .1 - ,...- .-.. 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I 1 I - 'I i' , - ' , . . : ' ' , . . , , . . . , II. t I - if if I 1 RALPH SHARPLESS One of our famed Sax Weeks Blunders Ralph ought to be shootung Japs by now A caputal reason for our belnev Ing that Hugh School IS helplng to wln the war JERE SIMMONDS Actnve a conscnenhous supporter and a froendly partlclpator In every phase of Hugh School life Jere as one n a mllllon Noted for her brxght smile and frlendly Hello well certainly mass her SALLY SIMMONS Ears and eyes turn her w y when she plays the vuolm because she can really make It talk Her smile is one of e reasons she has so many frnends 4' a 5 7 Q ly 1' H0333 Pl 91.401 Jfyi' si WI' .,,-for BETTY SIMPSON Full of vnm vigor and vntaluty ibut not for studresl she has the energy all of us talk about gettmg Shes one whom we lovnngly dub an example of palnless edu anon KATHLEEN SLOOP We always luke to see a pretty gurl so now we are enloyung ourselves Kwfhleens dauntuness and charm have made her a frlend of everyone MARY ANN SLOOP Mary Ann not only has a sweet volce but also good looks to go wnth vt I 3 A 1 xi V' 7 I j , L, , , gg ' X 2, K . ,, . ' . . H - . . I - . 1 1 . V A I 1 T ' I 'I' 'I' Z . I . . . . . i Z . 1 ll Ibl I ' ' I l I . C , , . i' i' n I E . . ' . ' ' fh - .L ,nV'..,..+,:-re -Y r 3 Mr' 'tra -- at ' arid' Sq-ip L ' ! like 'tant-as-sp-Ax, p--. :teen --- -- . . . - . -. - 1 -. . -',.'-.. u- . ' , -.-.-- 1 ' ,UM W' . ' ,gg 4 - Q - ,. -sxixml a,-Nf.:.,..4.- N-T f. . , ' - 1, :yr ,- A If ,Y 11.5127 V, . -.,.-Q. gf -v -, .., -LJ: .. in -.4-, , g -. . . -. I I EMMA SMITH Where can one fund a sweeter gurl than Emma? Wuth her brught smule and personaluty she has won many fruends MARY SPEAR And stull another of those peppy redheads that CHS boasts of Shes always rushung around the halls One outlet for her energy us dancung another wunnung fruends CHAPLOTTE SPENCER Another one of C H S s talented unmates She plays the puano wuth gusto but shes really modest about her talent Quuet reserved and a fune gurl KYLE SPENCER Kyle us the senuor genuus and presudent of more clubs than most folks can count CHS wull muss hus wut and fruendly dusposutuon FRANCES STEPHENSON The Peppuest Gurl at CHS us the tutle that Frances receuved and anyone who knows her knows that there us more truth than poetry un that phrase She really has a way wuth the men uk HARVEY STOWERS Harvey came here only last year, but he has already dustunguushed hum self as a worker and an actuve partucupator un school functuons Dependable, Iukable -1-muah! wiv-ir rub vu-Tv,,a,4p1,,,u,., M ' 5 ew 43' SE TW R Hffufffilf uw-..-1 g -,-- 44.31. - P.. . ,snr '. A n - ' 5 y. -' . '-r Q --- vu- 1, . - .. ,. .gl K : ., V I, Um 'U-,A 212214, n jf 455131 ,-424 , fluff- 21-u .L ., IE it ' - ' 'N' 2- uv 'ir if! ',.'u fu--gn - 1 , 4 J . 4--A -a.- . fs .u Q- , -llg.-,, . fn , I, 1.1, 'f 1571.1 ..'f.I....,--u.4..u.'.- u - . 'A' I . f A A ni , Q 1'V,,' V .L u , , 3 f ' I at yu Eu Q . l , , i nl' V .I - . - Z . . I . , u . , , . 'k F . . . . f W . S? , ,u . - if , . l . I 3' rails ' 59 '3 THEO STRATIGOS: Theo always takes part in class discussions. He is eager to learn and always has a cheerful smile and gay greeting for his friends. 'A' WILLIAM TAFF3 Bill's a good fellow as good fellows go, and why doesn't hc? One of the type that forms the backbone of the school. vt ROBERT TAYLOR: This bashful boy would put even the Greek scholars to shame with his store of knowledge. MARY TEDESCO This swell girl is another AB fln case you didnt that means army br t 7 She is attractive smart and has a wonderful speaking voice JEAN THOMAS This is the girl who makes such quiet answers to questions asked her but they re usually right Jean likes to finish off an afternoon of bowling by eating hamburgers JOE THOMBLEY Joes able to accomplish pretty well whatever he undertakes Long dr wn out Joe You d think the altitude would kll hm Unforgetable loyal friendly fig ,ff-x. ' 3 rf.: it ,J A ami avi ci 1-, n-'5-J-I. mhfvf 1 uni-m.,4. armani-r H' - - 'ft'n'f'f'ff+'W'1f'ifrf'tff rf' f, wr 1-iw rw f , l ' In ..-..- .,- 1 . , , IJ .N mr: ,:. ' JS . 2.vI'i1'If.E . I I. .-su. - 0 ' -AL 1 L Y .Q ,O t Pl-lILlP TIEMANN Tbhll IS tall lean Ianky and an extremely lukable person He us somewhat of an unusuallty at Hugh School havmg a keen mlnd attached to a good old guy SAM TILL Sam s a pure bread Southerner as you can tell when you hear hum talk It s a loy to know htm and to work and study wuth hum CLARENCE TRAVIS Clarence IS a steady sedulous plodder wnos always on hand when he IS needed We could use more Inke hrm Dependable genuunely human 'nuns-if 'Quill BETTY TURNER When Betty passes all that one may hear ns the vouced woo woo -of her admlrers Neat well dressed and gracnous she IS the :mage of the lady lukeness that she exempllfles Most beautuful popular FRED TYSER Fred IS as slap happy as the da as long He ns our prlde and joy un he C P T Course Everybody s fnend LELAND VAN EPPS Lee ns new at C H S thus year He quuckly adapted himself to Columbus Hugh and ummeduately won mam frnends He Ilkewlse made many valuable contrubutuons To student actlxltues and publlcatnons I I fs' 5, x m , . E' 'J' T3 'Q' I ' Tis' A Ii, 1 Ik 'A' A . I ' It v ' . A ' I ' V - ' ' t 'A' 'k .ei , wif ' VIRGINIA VANN She us the qulet type but she s a good friend to all who know her Well mannered nnce reserved PAULINE VIDA A gal with not only plenty of book sense but also plenty of common entelllgence too She lukes horseback rndnng possesses plenty of personaluty MILDRED WALLER Muldred ns one of those courageous souls who struggled through Cncero and geometry at the same tnrne Clt wasnt all struggle for Mlldredl o-'un TILLIE E Tlllle IS a good nllustratuon of a brun ! spltfure She seems to be every where ah once elther talking dancing o playung xpung pong ft? JOI-'IIN WATKINS John s Interests run to mat ters dealing wuth has favorite subject history On the other hand however he IS well liked by everyone for hns love of a good tnme and jolly dlsposltlon BETTY WILLIAMS A demure cute young lady wnth all the personaluty that one could hope for Shes plenty attractnve and qulte talkatuve y AJ ' ' 'at P 'gr 511 . A W 4 t v , f It , J neg 2 1, g Q, : , , : I - I I - , 1 , , r I I ' ' I ' - 1 1, L- X 1 ' . , , . , . I ' I I I , : , . , , . . ,arg vu. A . is w In nib.. W...- .i 4, I. K-:MJ-V l, fl'--. - ' A, ,, . z.....,,.--.., .va-I f. -.. ' ,.'y',+,2l.,a1.f,3-':.w,, Jug- i 501 L-0 A -.,--1.-lm -.,--.U-.--.yn-. -... L i , .1 ' U ' 1g.!a33i 1 3,3 ' V Liqfltgifgg.. A - 2-51:1 :.t,:-,Y-:fs.-w-.-- 1- Pixy, 1 ,Q-,l 3 w.9r 9 , ,. 1.muvng'Qa1ppn1cq-ywrdv-ar0ruvv4'r1vvvfn 1 slam 7 Jgyt 1-qfuv, UWT .gig-'ff ff ' CHARLES WILLIAMS You would hardly know he was there unless you saw hum but when you dud you would never forget hum He s an eagle scout ALVIN WILSON Another army comer who won for humself a defunute spot uru the school lntellugent amuable wutty Fuddle us luked by LONITA WILSON Here s a gurl that everyone lukes and admures Lonuta lukes to dance Always smulung and full of fun IRENE WlTT Thus gurl always knows what she us doung and therefore she has made many fruends at CHS Musucal she lukes to play the puano ROSA YARBROUGH Rosa us one of the Co lumbus Hugh glamor gurls She doesnt u e studyung but we wonder what senuor does9 JOHN COURSEY Don t tak Jack s occasuonal sulent spells as a sugn that he doesn t know the answers he s just thunkung lntellugent n quurung uncalculable Hes at the foot of the lune only because of hus slowness un turnung un hus proof , 'k - - - Il II - - I u , A all. 'A' , ' ' 'lr , , , t - ll U - ll. I , . t : e - , I , - , . JU IOR 4 The Innes and mazes of geometry amaze The juniors f K 3 .J BETTY KEENE BILL NEWMAN MARION HICKS Presudent 656 Vlce Presndent Secretary and Treasurer HEQEX ff Adams Fndelus Almond Bobby Adams S L Anthony Mildred Aderhold Lester Arenowltch Teddy Alexander Barbara Armour Martha Allen Harvey Baasden Edward 45 Barnes Jean Barr Howard Baugb Betty Baugh Sally Bazemore Harry fl' N xx 1, I - l ' 1 -an ' 'J J l dw t ! -Ja 5 r M? .3 My-jf L ff . , , , I J X 2 'l f 1 5 . ak. Q, ,, A rf . .Q .as i 3:3 . 9 'I an 'BA K , , , ky' -I I I l I I I ' ' . I I I I 1 1 . 1 I I l I UNIORSJ -f N! fi 'Q f-sr so YK ,Q Beauchamp Patrlcua Bennett Lawrence Blggers Margaret Sue Blrdsong Fran es Blaslngame Grace Blount Lorraine Bradford Betty Brannon Means Brnghtwell Nelson Brown Marvin Bullock Jane Burgard Bennnng Bu rnett George Burt Tommy Bush Crawford Callahan Mary Cheney Lawrence Clark Bully Claymore Nancy Conway Cooney Cooper Cooper Cooper Copass Carolyn Leigh en Susan Velma Burrel Crouch Forrest Davss Norma Dennard Charles Dusmukei Theresa uncan Mahan Edleson Bert Ellnot Jlmmy Etheridge Vlrglnla Fleming Marne Floyd Estelle Floyd Glorna Frngerhut Barbara Forrester Mary Jane Forsyth Jewell Foster Betty Joyce French Martha Fuller Herbert Garland Clalre Gartman Evelyn Gardner Margaret Goodroe Joel Gordy Beverly Graddy Nell Green Martha Grimes Donald Haden Elvin Hamby Marlene Hamer Louls Harrus Elizabeth Haywood Walter Hicks John Holland Sue Hutt Ruth Hundertmark Frances Hunter lsla YZ '7' gr my NK'-if 47 fwff JUNIORS JUNIORS X QM :mg ai? ?g 141 T-at Ai! 'N 'Pt Ex' 2 QB F lf 48 N GMQQJ Ingram Mary Alice Jenkuns Ruth Johnson Ruta Jones Earl Joyner Edith Klnnett John Key Jack Krleger Fran es Lanktord Elnzabeth Leedv Charlotte Lavender Kathleen Lawrence Randy Marsden Bob Martin Bully Mathews George Mathews Louuse McCluskey Ann McCollum Mary Mclnnus Layton Mendel Ela I ne Mercer Torn Mnllener George Muze Martha Molltor Joan Mosely Bully Mullin Ann Mullls Marilyn Murrah Jean Murray Frank 'Xlaehr Betty Y . Q1 , Q , f ' 1 I . ' 'lf' J 'ff' A 45 in 1? I vw? I -...a , 4 1 ss I .-if ' I H . fl . ' I, I I T' an -.v- A ' , lj , K 'QL i 1 4' ' ' , , - Au. - ' I 3 , 5 M7 J' ff L . . A ' , , ,iff I Y . K - I I . ,kid A kg' KX K ,f M. ' I 'l ' 1 j I I 'A ' 1 T J l ' , V J -5 1 f f fe t, Q J 1 J -2, .-:J 'S' lf, , Y ,J X I . 6' 'xx , f - L f V 1 5 . V, V: ,fb 5 fl V K N I L .I il -1 gal 4 . 3 , I , I 3 . Q, I tr . - M 7 4 ' , R ' V' W' ' 5 f If , ' is , .. :Q fa 4 E ' 0 5 'Z - . I 'L V 4. E' ' A Q ' V 1 Q7 -7 ' .A A . .-,, , W X N I A . , ' Y 1 . 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I 1 Y- J ' fr' pg 'D 0295: E X, 4, ' U., if - Q A Q 'VT t 1 11 WWA f li' If -.v 44' in Q 'arg ,ft -Q IW' I SOPHOMORES ED ADAMS President BETTY BLACKMON Vice President PATSY BUTTS Secretary Treasurer l Adlerstein Marjorie Allen Marian An Iey Nell Aycock William Bagby Bob Ballou June Bancroft Yvonne Barlow John Barnes Susanna Battle Madge Baugh Sara Baxter Jerry Bell Perry Bell Purvey Blair John Bouger Philip Bradley Frank Brennan Hanoria Brlley Al Brash Robert Brinson Josephine Bruner Alice Burgess Ann Burkhalter William Burton Joe Bush James Byrne Mary Margaret Campbell Billy Chapman Betty Chapman Carolyn Chestnutt Rachel Cliatt Elizabeth Cline, Richard Cole, Jack Colston, Marie Coney Mary Evelyn Copeland Alton Copplnger Harry Crawford Ralph Crowe Frances Dahnke Henry Darlty Shelton Dlcklnson Louise Dodds Carolyn Doughtle Charles Edmunds Frank Estes Dan Ethrudge Fead Evans Nelle Evans Ott Everldge Walter Fercfuson James Flemxng Dale Flemung Marulyn Flennlken Ellen Flowers Charles Floyd Cecul Foutz Gloria Friend Connie Gable Lanier Gllmore Martha Jean Glennen Jean Graves Marjorie Greentree Ann Gregory Ma rlan Grlffsn Betty Grlggs Jlmmy Gruggs Paul Gross Wulfred Hall Frances Hatcher Louise Hecht Bobby Hecht Lawren e Henderson Harold Heraty Ann Hunton Jimmy Hnrsch Stanley Howard Edwin Humphrey Herman Hunt Homer SOPHOMORES K4 ii T7 I fi v 1 ?i.f 'PY -4 I 7: Y . 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J A anal? -4 K' 2 , f-B 4 A M Q sxskiv hi s -9 'Y K FRESHMEN lllges Mary Lou Pres dent D on Homer Vlce Pres dent Schley Frank Secretary lreasurer A ree Charles A ree Clayton Adams Dons Alander Roberta Albrecht Joyce Allen Jean Amlck Benjaman Andrews Mable Andrews Mary Arenowstch B Jay Arrant Bettne Arrington Ann Ayers Joyce Bausden Eva Lowe Baker Martha Barfreld Eldrld Barfleld Louise Barnes June Barr Elnzabeth Bartlett Margare Beatty Charles Benford Lamar Bennett Tommie Benson Marvan Blakely Bully Blankenshrp Dorothy Blanton Nell Bloodworth Erie Su Booth Margaret Boyer Barbara Brasselle Wrug Burnham Otns Burns Roy Burts Bobbf Byrne Philip Cain, Myra Sue Carr, Jack ivudf f I l FRESHME 91 , X . -C! Cauley Jeanette Chadwick Helen Chambers C P Chambliss Louise Cheney Louie Childs Ann Clark Linda Lou Compton Shelby Conway Zeta Cooper Bill Cosby Georgia Coulter Ann Crawford W llis Cullifer Mary Alice Cunningham Jimmy Cunningham Harold Dahn Robert Dahnke Louise Davis Daisy Davis Emmet Davis Fred Davis Horace Deaton Kenneth Deatori Mary Lucile De Bardeleben Mary Desportes Calvin DesPortes Leah Dorn John Dudley Augustus Duskin Louise Edwards Patricia Roena Epps William Evans Rex Foster Hugh Fowler Rita Freeman Clifford Friedman Elaine Fuller Nettie Fuller, Wynette Fulton, Mary . E I 'J' Q, . I I lg , . . x is ' . xl 1 V Y, jj 1' I ,Qi 5 ' ' l 4' , l f 1, 4 x . 5 , . I . i 1 lil ,dv -r i 3 E i A L - -f 2 C 4' - 4-3 1 I A V WL by x 'A QQ A In I I l I . 4 L .L ii it Q- if V ' F I V I l I ,A X 3 I 4- f , - WA!! L . ' I . I . 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'17 SY '-9 3 I FRESHMEN 'S Q 'ws' Z'-'W' 60 Knlgore Gladys Kllgore Guy Knralfy Jean Land Robert Lewls Wendell Lewus John Allen Lockhart Harry Long Donald Lucas Ann Luetje Ann Lumpkin Jlmmle Lynch Betty Magonn Charles Mann Lunda Marsden Mary Massne Merry Maxwell Isaac McBrude Jack McCluskey G orge McCulIohs Mary McDonald Mary McLendon Clnff McMa h Adele McRae Jo Ann Meeks Ruchard Mlxon Bl y Mlzell John Mobley Betty Moon Patrlcua Moore Charles Myrlck John Naehr Dolores Marne Neal Tommy Newsom Neal Norman Ma y Jean Parker Gulbert Parkuns Wnllls Pease Peggy Ptaff Wnlllam Prttman Evelyn Pope Sara Ann Reames Frank Rellly Barbara Robinson Betty Robrnson Donald Rumble Wallace Rumsey Marvin Rutte Bobby Ryan Peggy Sharp Wllllam Sharpless Elrzabeth Sharpless Rob rt Snlver Fred Smuth Hugh Snyder Dannel Storey Nancy Stuckey Dorothy Tatum Cl If Thames Mary Elizabeth Thomas Eleanor Thomas Hale Thomason Carolyn Thompson Bobby Tnce Faye Tlemann Joyce T ll Janne Tweed Lulllan Vann Byron Walker Norma Jean Watknns Annette Watson Sally Weaver Eleanor Weaver Ralph Wells Tuna Wlllls Edward Wuthem Matt Woodruff George Yonge Jack 99.3, arf? we -7 NV Hs hzffxrlf , FRESHMEN X A all I I , A ' -v A632 4 3 . 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JA C MERA SHY STUDENTS SENIORS Banks Margaret Battle Carl Boykln Neal I Cooper Ben Donaldson Sarah Johnston Blll Jone Natalue Martun Wllllam Moran Jomle Osteen Rnchard Scott Jack Steelman George Strnckland Helen Loulse Tamburlnl Rosemary Thames Richard Thomas John Whatley Robert JUNIORS Anarus John Aycock Wnlluam Ballard Carl Lee Breedlove Evelyn Brlley Al Cecil Brnttaln Robert Qunntann Burton Bull Carlow Jeanette Clalr Cook Katherune Cooper George Madlson Copeland Dan Dawson Betty Ann Dean Alnce Patncua Duke Don Edmunds Frank Feazel Laurune Lee Fnelds Thelma Maxlne Garland Bette Rose Grow Bobby Horne Betty Jane Jarrell Betty Jean Jones Jane Jones Marvan Lee Joseph Mcllwaln Glenn Newton Juluana Obert James Edward E Q, 'fx-vfk' 62 Patterson Bobby Stewart Rudolph Struckland Elizabeth Trussell James Etherndge Waller Wlllle Calvin SOPHOMORES Ashworth Maynard Baldwln Dan Baulss Sara Barr George Barry Margaret Ann Barry Mary Ellen Barton Sandora Hortense Batastunu Claude Bell Mildred Ellzabeth Blanton Gray Brawner George Burge Melba Campbell Lottne Josephlne Carr Samuel Jack Champuon James Copeland Dan Cummungs Catherine Dahn Ted Davis Mary Lee Davenport Steve Epps Mary Gertha Gafty Eleanor Anne Gehnm Edward Golns Beverly Green Rach rd Green Betty Hancock Bernard Harrus Jake Hnnes Paul Hopkins Lllluan Jackson Claude Jenkms Eltona Jones James Jones Mary Jo Jones Stuart Kendrick Frank Langford Barbara Anne Laytneld Donald Lewus Sanders Luppman Eugene Magonl Ann Mahaffey Lum I C I I I I . 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I I I I I I ' 1 I I I I I I Maroul Eluzabeth Martln Bobby Jean McBrlde Jack Moore John Palmer Estelle Passemore Lewns Patruck Bully Peckham Howard Pope Sam Purcell John Raunes Charles Wnllsam Rainey Martha Kathleen Raley Homer Byron Rash Bernnce Richardson B W Robertson Robert Thomas Sattertxeld John Sherman Frank James Shepherd Charles Robert Smuth Hugh Snell Glorna Wylene Summertleld Jeannette Thomas Hale Tweed Ervun Vann James Byron Ward Ralph Ward Jackson Watson Betty Watson Murl Welch Barbara VV :te Bull Whute Nancy Wuthem Matt Wntt Kenneth Wolf Don Wynn Jummne FRESHMEN Acree Courtney Allen Marlan Baines Phlllls Bates John Powers Benetleld Wnlluam Blanr Charles Burnell Oliver Wayne Capers Alan Rozer Clark Gene Collins Henry Deward Ellns Jrmmle Fnnnegan Charles Fox Walter Funk Vurgnnna Gllmore Marne Gilbert Charlotte Grltfln Wlllard Hamnlton Thomas Harris Steve Jenkuns Betty Ann Johnson Edwln Jones John Davld Kung Harry Knlght Teeney Brown Kyle Clason MacGregor Mary McKlown Devlin Mehaftey Mildred Mntchell James Myers John Newton Eleanor Obert Betty Parham Neull Pzerce Mur1elVnvlan Plke Thomas Pope Sam Preston Mary Ray Thomas Roasma Donald Robnnson Carolyn Saffold Ray Sagrnoen Tom Salusbury Mary Alice Schneuder Edward Jose ph Schnelder Walter Reed Sherman Peter Smuth Arthur Gerald Steel Fred Sulluvan Edward Tallnoe Helen Wages Dorothy Wagn r Henry Vl1aI Henry Watknns Mason Watson Numa Webster Loss Margaret Wells Carl Wells Mary Voungflesh Sara El nzabeth I ' ' I . I I - . I I I I V . . . I I , . ' 1 I . . . , 1 . . . 1 , . I I . I I . I I I ' I l A I I I I A I ' I , . . I , . , I l . I I . I I I . I I ' 1 I . ' 1 I Peek, James , . . , . . 1 I . I 1 I I I ' I I I I . I I I h' 1 ' 1 ' I I ' I I V I I I I I I - 4 I I I I I ' Q ' N' I I f : . . . , I . I I . . . I I . . I I I U I I I I I , 63 x S -EX 'wa-an iw. .fa ...al All hope abandon ye who enter here Buses awaut a load of students Dahnke trues some truck photography An example of the effects of ratlonnng The scouts enloy an outdoor meal The geography Class Studles the globe A tense scene an a Dramatoc Club play 64 'fxivff-fiin W f .IX 1,1 -gk l S. fffff Y ,1- ,lf f 4,..w Ri ,f- 5...- X., ff! . X 1--w. away gm fl- fgflffa r vit I kiss. ' RPM . - COHISCAN LITERARY STAFF John DeBardeIeben , Margaret Rigby ..., Maxine Rosenberg, . Susan Caldwell, . . Hicks Ford ..,,.... Miss Roberta Lawrence ,.,, . . . Henry Dahnke ..,.... Elizabeth Hamburger Barbara Golden .,,. Betty Turner .t.. Edgar Burts .t.. -it 'a Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Faculty Adviser . . . . ,Staff Photographer Staff Artist Staff Artist . A .Staff Artist . . .Staff Artist The Cohiscan st ff rts und I pte ,I iv - N ,tv ' Q , V 'fc 1 ,P li' ' ,JL in .f COHISCAN BUSINESS STAFF Richard Rosenberg Betty McCain ...., Jeanette Johnson. . Mary Alice Janes. . S. L. Adams .,.... Miss Fannie George Miss Lillian Griffith Peggy Askew Gretchen Brown Mary Sue Butler Jane Chestnut Dorothy Childs ness Staff makes sales the Iunchroom. . .Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Advertising Manager, Blue Streak Subscription Manager, Blue Streak Higgins. . . MEME ERS Beebe Durham Mae Eason Milton Hirsch Kathryn Johnson Anne Keene Mary McDuffie , Adviser ,, Adviser Joe Moore Emma Smith Frances Stephenson Betty Varner Mildred Waller ...,,,-N. ..: ix Q1-'ig .9 -3 '3' Qi Virginia Norris . . Bobby Humphrey Jean Parkins . Mike Stetelman . Leon Cunningham Gloria Love . . LeeVan Epps . Sara Beth Ayers Shirley Watkins. . . Bill Jones ..., Miss Mildred Wynn 2 14 9 . .1 . Vfgi?:?:l1,5', , ' 1 ai 3255 if ' Q-Q' Q A 3 : A A i . 'f gr ual ,. - rf 'rl .f .7 ' V T' . 1 'Qm.?:'.?' ' ' ' ' Q21-f ' iff 7. '. J 1 li' BLUE STREAK STAFF ........Editor . .News Editor . . .Feature Editor . . .Sports Editor ..........Make-Up Editor .. . . . . . . . .Exchange Editor Photographer and Cartoonist . . . . Circulation Manager .Copy Editor . . .Copy Editor . . . .Adviser Blue Streak Staff prep to go to press. X My-1 BFES Rose Munro Jean Parkins Gloria Love QUILL AND SCROLL , President ' A ' . , . . Vice-President A A . .Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mildred Wynn. . . Adviser l MEMBERS Sara Beth Ayers Mary Alice Janes Leon Cunningham Betty McCain Betty Joyce Foster Jean Murrah Marian Hicks Virginia Norris Bobby Humphrey Mike Stetelman The Quill and Scroll holds NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kyle Spencer, , ,.,. President Betty Varner . Vice-President Nancy Rawls ...,, T T ,,.e Secretary Miss Elizabeth Rogers. . . Adviser Mr. Neal Thomas ..., .T Adviser Miss Roberta Lawrence. . T . . . . . .Adviser Sara Beth Ayers Barbara Binns Leon Cunningham John De Bardeleben Virginia Norris Bobby Flowers Maxine Rosenberg Hicks Ford George Skipworth Bobby Humphrey Emma Smith Virginia lllges Harvey Stowers Kathryn Johnson Pauline Vida The Honor Society lnduct students. N2 , G, Philosophers h ar a learned PHILOSOPHER'S SOCIETY Kyle Spencer i . , A . President Virginia Illges. ,, Vice-President Bobby Humphrey. i Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mary Alice Arnold . . . . i Adviser Mr. Neal Thomas , ,.Adviser MEMBERS Eugene Chambliss Kathryn Johnson Leon Cunningham Bill Johnston John DeBardeIeben John Kinnett Bobby Flowers Rose Munro Hicks Ford Virginia Norris Barbara Golden Jean Parkins Bobby Humphrey Maxine Rosenberg Virginia Illges Kyle Spencer discourse Grace Blasungame Edwun Adams Ruth Jenkrns Mlss Mlnnne Merl Betty Blackmon Gretchen Brown Patsv Butts Ann Childs STUDENT COUNCIL President Vnce President Recording Secretary e Davrd Faculty Advnser MEMBERS George Mathews Barbara Mnllener Bully Moseley Forest Moyer John DeBardeIeben Vurgunua Norrls Charlle Drmon Warren Parker Bobby Flowers C L Parker Dozler Fuller Betty Rentz Mary Fulton Bryan Rust Steve Harrus Bob Rutte Jane Jackson John Satterfneld Melvnn Jones Bull Sharp John Knnnett George Sklpworth Betty Wa rd l and stamps Z' - - Y ' ' 1 5 - 'Q Q --Ur F Z- - I The Student Councrl sells b d Virginia Norris. A George Skipworfh. . . Jean Parkins ..,,, A Miss Elizabeth Rogers, . . Mr. T. C. C t discusses the H The Honor our System at C. H. S. , iv Al 'U V , E - ffl HONOR COURT E , .Chairman A , . .Vice-Chairman . . . .Secretary . E , ,Adviser ' ,..i Adviser Kendrick .i.. r.ii . MEMBERS Grace Blasingame Bobby Flowers Virginia Illges John Kinnetf Charles Spettel , 6 se-1 FRENCH CLUB Virginia lllges. . President Kathryn Johnson Vice-President Maxine Rosenberg . .... Secretary Leon Cunningham . . . . Treasurer Miss Lillian Griffith. . . .Adviser MEMBERS Peggy Askew Mary McDuffie Betty Baker Bobby Patterson Gretchen Brown Aurelia Powell Susan Caldwell Nancy Rawls Lucille Cooper Margaret Ann Richards Dozier Fuller Richard Rosenberg Barbara Golden Winfred Skelton Sue Greenhaw Frances Stephenson W. A. Jones Elizabeth Strickland 5 -2 ' ' 15:55 . ..,. '5f'c'f e mem ess 'L s ms' a with the map of F Joe Moore Barbara Millener Margaret Rigby S Mrs. Clotilde H. Shirley Mildred Anthony Teddy Arenowitch Lamar Benford Evelyn Breedlove Elizabeth Chapman Jane Pekor Wheeler Chapman Myrtice Pittman Dorothy Childs Gene Rawls Frances Crowe Margaret Rigby Leon Cunningham Richard Rosenberg Mary Lucille Deaton Emma Smith Charles Dimon Frances Stephenson Beebe Durham Rosemary Tamburini Betty Joyce Foster Mildred Waller Ann Keene Eleanore Watkins Kathleen Lavender Carl Wells Gloria Love Lenora Wells Nan Lupe Louise Zuckerman mat.: Club makesgup f Q Lady of Letters . Bobby Flowers. Harvey Stowers. Tom Bell ,..... Bobby Humphrey. . . Bill Johnston . . Ann Greentree. . Shirley Watkins. Jean Parkins . . . Nell Graddy .... Peggy Askew. . . . . . . Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Cadet Major . . , Cadet Captain, Company A . . Cadet Captain, Company B . . .Cadet Captain, Company C . . . Company A . . Company B ,....Company C Battalion Adjutant . . . Battalion The Officers and SDODSO the R. O. T. C M , 'C . 4 , , 9 ,I 3 , 4' 1: A - 5? F 17 Q N H2 'L 1 i is ' Q71 i L W . ., YQ ' . X Q ly 4 44 it gi ,JZ in 7 A 1 f - f A , , M M , 1, , 1 fgyitwgr ,q,V y nffigij Ztv C CLUB C. L. Pierson .A.. ....,. . . . . . Dave Homer ...... .... ,.A.. ...,.. Tommy Pease ....., ...,.e....A . . George Skipworth ..,, ..,....., . . . , . . Mr. Alex Truitt ..e.. ,.... . ...,. . MEMBERS Larry Bartlett Dave Homer Carl Battle Claud Jackson Joe Brannan Bully Clark Jack Cole Tommy Cook Dan Copeland Bull Martnn . . L President Vice-President . , , Secretary . . , ,Treasurer . . .Adviser Randy Lawrence Charles Dnrnon George Mathew Jlmmy Elliott 7 Tommy Peas Ott Evans Wnll Pennell Bobby Flowers C L Plerson Hicks Ford Harry Ray Paul Griggs George Skupworth Donald Grnmes Rudolph Stewart Raymond Hamslton John Thomas TheCClb J th sold s -3 L 'EEE 3' 1-1- ,-in 3 . . D C . -- a 332, X. t ,W ' :.g.,,,.m3 I X L- . 5. ,'??2'l 4 u wrutes letters t In J ',g fx ' 1 -V-HT, . , . - 5 V I , L C e ler , Mm. W I . L L. Q E. K xt ' - L ' .: Y '- Q- as -Q as lf-Lenihan g .gy . if R An -5 f . A I X .Ml n yr- L V g . , r,i s f-5 1,5 y as u....' V -. .Ass-,,' a -K ' K 'SM . arg 'f-ag 92,38-,T HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Mary DeBardeleben V, .,..,. President Rebecca Hardaway , T , . Vice-President Mary Alice McDonald . .... Secretary-Treasurer Miss Ruth Plumb. A Roberta Alander Mabel Andrews Mary Andrews Ann Arrington Eva Lowe Baisden Martha Baker June Barnes Erie Sue Bloodworth Myra Sue Cain Jeanette Cauley Zeta Conway Georgia Cosby Mary Lucile Deaton Mary DeBardeleben Leah DesPortes Louise Duskin MEMBERS Patricia Edwards Wynette Fuller Mary Fulton Elaine Gilman Anne Guthrie Rebecca Hardaway Fay Haskins Helen Holy Vivian Horne Dorothy Hunter Elizabeth Hunter Mary Lou lllges Barbara Jones Ellen Kerr Gladys Kilgore .i.iAdviser Jean Kiralfy Betty Lynch Mary Marsden Mary McCullohs Mary Alice McDonald Adele McMath Betty Mobley Peggy Pease Evelyn Pittman Ann Pope Betty Robinson Nancy Storey Sue Stuckey Eleanor Thomas Janie Till Eleanor Weaver The Home Ec Club k for Victory. 'f-vi X ' GLEE CLUB Dot Childs . . . . , President Eunice Taylor. A . Vice-President Tom Bell .,.. , ,Secretary-Treasurer Ann Arrington . Pianist Eunice Taylor ...V.. Pianist Miss Ruth Schuessler. , . . A . Teacher group of singers gather around the p Anne Keene A ,e.. President Betty Turner A A Vice-President Rose Munro A A A A Secretary Harriett Affleck A A A A ATreasurer Miss Mary Alice Arnold A A AAdviser Mrs. Elizabeth Langdon A A .Adviser Sara Beth Ayers Sally Baugh Grace Blasingame Gretchen Brown Mary Sue Butler Mary McDuffie Barbara Golden Virginia Norris Betsy Golden Jean Parkins Bettie Golden Nancy Rawls Marian Hicks Emma Smith Virginia lllges Betty Stevens Betty Va rner The Senior Tri-Hi-Y give for the freshmen Pi -4 l fy Bobby Flowers Charles Dlmon George Sklpworth Dave Homer Mr Neal Thomas ,ll 5 5: Q ,J JL, J Q SENIOR HI-Y Presudent Vxce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Adviser MEMBERS Wheeler Chapman Bull Johnston Leon Cunnnngham Jack Key John DeBardeleben John Klnnett Charles Dlmon Bull Martnn Jnmmy Elllott George Mathews Bobby Flowers Frank Pease Charles Flowers Tommy Pease Hicks Ford Bobby Rlchardson Donald Grimes George Sklpworth Walter Haywood Tommy Smothers Appa h Y e Dave Homer Kyle Spencer Bobby Humphrey Charles Spettel -4-ig.-4 J Q- I My C i.C -'Tff - - ' f s-Q ?,,,.,,. 5 CC ' 3 V 5 . rently t e Senor Hn- ' h f actnv ty ' ff V . lf, A x C -'-' . f 1 ' -----.-. trang around lookmg beaututul C?'. v 7 L?-f 1 - gi J ' 1 W '75 I J 1- fc F 4. ' J i . QA C A Q C 1 - ' I ' f ' ' .-,.4q-.-....Q--.- CC., ..g.-- n I f X A M., y 1 'J Hi Q 5- 1 A, ff 'lil' i if f ii M5'f2i 55- I E. Betty BlackmonA A President Peggy Miller .,.. Vice-President Patsy Butts, A A A A Secretary Sara Ann Proffitt. A A ATreasurer Miss Lila Callaway AAAAAAA A A A A Adviser Mrs. Rosannah MA Stanhope A AAAAAA A A Adviser Susanna Barnes Helena McCormick Hanoria Brennan Betty McDonald Ann Childs Dorothy Mitchell Lou Clark Janice Persons Mary Evelyn Coney Betty Rainey Margie Graves Betty Rumble Frances Hall Ann Skelton Carolyn Hewitt Mary Mills Teal Jane Jackson Wilma Woolbright e Junior Tri-Hi-Y pr p Christmas basket .xv .,. ' FN 1 ' 7 1 ,B Q Q 'F 5 ' 5' X, 1 ' .- 1 'AIA 3 U A ,X if I 7 .Z .. if , 'X ' JUNIOR l-ll-Y Bryan Rust ..,. . . .. President Charles Flowers . . . Vice-President Frank Bradley. . . ..,. Secretary Billy Campbell . . . .Treasurer Mr. Bob Eubanks. . . .Adviser MEMBERS Ed Adams Joe Goodroe Edward Baisden Wilfred Gross Jerry Baxter Jimmy Hinton Frank Bradley Rosser Jones Bobby Burts Herbert Murray Billy Campbell John Myrick Dan Estes Bryan Rust Charles Flowers Willis Woolbright Otis Gilliam r HIAY ma es Bible Study. .Z...n...l A-vga, -Gaze MISS Mary Catherine Medley Alvln Wilson Harvey Stowers PICCOLO Glenn Mcllwaun CLARINET B FLAT Eldrnd Barfleld Phlllp Borger Roy Burns Velma Cooper Nancy Franclsco George Graynor Rex Powell Jack Young B FLAT ALTO SAXOPHONE Lyle Smith O B Thomason E FLAT ALTO SAXOPHONE Wllluam Aycock Vurgunua lllges B FLAT CORN ET Perry Bell Rlchard Cline Freddie Holland Sldney Kamensky Sam Kravtln Bully Moseley Frank Pease Hugh Roberts BAND Teacher Drum Major Drnll Sergeant E FLAT ALTO HORN Emmett Davns Phnlnp Vogelgesang TROMBONE Benjamun Amnck Guy Knlgore Arthur Smith Harvey Stowers BBB SOUSAPHONE Bull Johnston SNARE DRUMS Homer Dnmon Bernard Hancock Raymond Obert George Woodruff CYMBALS Frank Schley BASS DRUM Arthur Whnttemore ACCORDION Aurelna Powell S ' .. .'.. 'A 2 . Sir:-if f ' .ffu - 226,15 A 4 4. ' 4, Q K r. J xl W -, S F -Ja: A '77 ri. 'Bin c 45 ' ',,y.n 'V f -A 4:23-'. w ' V MAJOR RAYMOND C. BLATT P. M. S, 8. T. ROTC OFFICERS TOP ROW Lleutenants Fred Heldretlm Alvun Wnlson Erwm Tweed Joe Moore Multon Hnrsch Oluver Metcalf Bully BOTTOM ROW Captaxn Tom Bell Bull Johnston Bobby Humphrey Lneutenant George Mnllener Adjutant Major Harvey Stowers Lleutenant Colonel Bobby Flowers Lleutenant Frank Allen 83 SERGEANT WILLIAM E SMITH Instructor : I I I I I I I Martin. Z A I I I I I , . ABOVE Captaun Tom Bell Ann Greentree Captaun Bobby Humphrey Shlrley Watkuns Adgutant Mayor Harvey Stowers Nell Graddy Lieutenant Colonel Bobby Flowers Peggy Askew Captain Bull Johnston and Jean Parksns 86 'i Q . Q The Battalion Parade-Eyes Right! I I I I I I I I I , . S push- 4 mf? I' iff' 46-9 CLOSE ORDER The purpose of drlll IS to enable a commander to move hls troops In an orderly manner to and In dlsclpllne by lnstullung habuts of precision and response to order to provade a means of enhancing the morale of the cadets through ceremonies and to gnve lunnor and noncommussnoned officers prac tlce In commandnng troops Close order drull as the essential part of R O T C at Columbus Hugh All formations of cadets are based upon at It teaches the cadet to thunk quickly and to respond Immediately to commands Battalnon Parade ns the tnme when the cadets show theur skull an close order 81 J ' I ks an ' f' ' c,,.T V, V .ff wif 0-'f l .. ,. .. , .2 4, gy .V ,. , ' vi Q -A . ' ' ,f fn-1 fl YF, ,r 15,5 L, V . ,, X , - I l jlgfa I '.,. -Q 'K ' 1 L g 1 . Q M -, -3. gi ll: 4 xl ., R s. I , Qf- -. ' I I I I 1 ' Mr fbi r ' Tfifh .Wh 4' PHYSICAL TRAINING The prumary purpose of mulutary physucal traunung us the productuon of a state of health and general futnes whuch wull permut the cadet and student to perform the physucal tasks requured of hum Columbus Hugh has gone unto thus traunung wholeheartedly and the students are all applyung themselves to the job of gettung tough for theur country Columbus Hugh s obstacle course was made by the cadets themselves as theur contrubutuon to Ameruca's keep fut campaugn Thus course uncludes a nune foot wall, a four foot hurdle, a sux foot dutch, and a twenty foot hand log 88 I . W el Agnew W i 0 .g Y N C, f2'S,g, , Mf g as . . Mshf tj, M3 - .Q I x Zn, , ,-N . , , , ,uw Q' Q K 5 Q V-u 2 NTT C X ,TNT -1 ,poi-1 . x 1149 Ygd., -C , ff ily, f .tg-A ' ' Y I M.. -nv' .. mi. ,-.vii E s x it s 3' . 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At the same time he would be giving it out with gusto at his guard position. PAUL GRIGGS- Ugly could run them down and pass them by with feet that danced and a charge that let nothing stop it. RANDY LAWRENCE- Elevator Boy had the love of football at heart. When he hit a man he stayed hit. SECOND STRING: Joe Brannon, Donnie Grimes, Morris Loeb, Larry Bartlett, Hicks Ford, John Kinnett, Charlie Land, Otis Gilliam, James Patrick, Louis Hamer, Bobby Patterson. 93 'awk y gg: rf. We 25,5 Central Lanner Richmond Opelika Savannah l2 Boys Hugh O Commercial 6 Athens O I Jordan 6 lywqgf' :Aung FOOTBALL SCORES 'ikilfif Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus 40 , , 3 ' . - . , . l 1-.., , uv.. , ' - ' 1 . ,,. , nf , W , 'K . f l - Q4 F V ' ,A A if lf-,, ' -4.5, N., 7 8 ,mf .Ng 'L 5 , K ' mg my ,. . mfs? ,3-2 . ' Av W All-,wffvfv 1-f ,V ini? .Nffvflwf . ,. an 4, 4, t., A L- P, , M Aizlfmfllls ' - 3522- WW i': ?H'1 'fl ' ' -f 'wz1': 's f V u K -, .' ,i,n., , A' H ,,1f'1-W M ffa,,y,',':j. W' , , z'- 'S ,Y , f xg.-Q. A if I ztrx Q I V BASKETBALL SQUAD pa, Alex Truitt Coach George Mathews Guard George Skipworth Guard John Thomas Guard John Kinnett Guard Rudy Stewart Forward Joe Brannan Forward Bobby Flowers Forward Dave Homer Forward and Center Claud Jackson Center Raymond Hamilton Manager Billy Clark Manager 95 4 6 Dec Dec an an an an an an an 8 6 6 6 6 S E 6 9 6 BASKETBALL SCORES 124th lnf ll7th lnf C H S Alumn: Rnchmond Academy Central Jordan Central Valley Hugh Beneductnne 3rd Arm Reg Savannah Lanier 50th Reg Jordan Valley Hugh Marist Savannah Jordan Beneductune TOURNAMENT 96 . l5- . 53 - - - . I7- , . . , 5l - - - J . 2- . . , ' 48 - - - J . 7- ' 24 - - - J . l5- . . . . . . 33 - - - J . l9- rr... ,. 38 - - - J . 2l- .y.r., , 20 - - - J . 25- ' . . . . 34 - - - J . 29- ' ' . . , 23 - - - Jan. 30-Lanier .... . . . 40 - - - F b. 9- . . .... 40 - - - F b. l2- 32 - - - F b. l2- ' 39 - - - F b. l5- . l8 - - - F b. l6- . . . . 4l - - - F b. I9- ' 33 - - - F b. 25- ' . 34 - - - F b. 25- . . 34 - - - F b. 26- . , 24 - - - F -b. 27- ' ' 45 - - - BASEBALL Above are t o of the ma nstays of the C H S baseball team oe B an an lleftl catcher a d Geo ge Sk p orth thlrd base BASEBALL SQUAD Whltey Henderson Lett Fleld oe Brannan Catcher Dave Homer Fnrst Base and Pntcher Claude Jackson Fnrst Base and Pntcher George Skupworth Thurd Base arold Bram Right Field J OGA Don Chellls Short Stop l Ott Evans Second Base McCoy Wullnams Second Base George Mathews Center Fneld wa GAMES Central C H S Aprnl 6 JordanC H S Aprnl 7 Columbus FoxesC H S Aprll 9 97 i f 411 522 .-av w i . . . I J r n , n r i w , ' . J . ,A K' l E l VM - ,wen 55:1 -.,w.1 ?-un GIRLS ATHLETICS The program for the gurls athletucs was set up by a commuttee of physucal educators army and navy offucuals un Washungton D C to be used throughout the whole natuon Mrs Wesley Frace teacher of physucal educa tuon un thus school durects the gurls un the many duffucult exercuses requured by the Vuctory Corps A gurl at C H S us also guven the opportunuty to earn a C Letters for the gurls are based on the pount system whuch means that a gurl must have a certaun number of hours un every sport a certaun average un her studues, and abuluty un leadershup 98 :li 5 If mf! 'J ,f ff I . ,' ff r' .., ,I . Q gg Will.. 4, ,-.5 'Nf -K! v-'mf Most Athletic DAVE HOMER JERE SIMMONDS 'Br wM' 4' A zf 'Zh lb Wai X in f I,-,,..l ig. am. I lilfff Most Scholastic KYLE SPENCER VIRGINMX ILLGES .1 'a T, - if ' i Li 5 W ,, , ' I 4,5 ' U Q' 'Wi ' E Z i , 1 f' ,MMP A 1 ,W 1453- .11 f' F? f ,, W ' ' -1- A 5 E E' 1 ' , ' A E 5 3. I . 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Many orders for chlmney repalrs made JANUARY New Year s Resolutlons Above broken Vlctory Corps gets under way Ralyn Goldman Wlns Baby Contest You must have been a beautlful baby Mlss Lawrence announces we wlll have annual Now she tells us Bralns get recognltlon Honor Soclety lnducts Cadets to flre rlfles uh oh' Devll Grant Klllers run wlld over Benedlctlne Cadets 48 23 FEBRUARY Cadets not to flre nfles Whew w w w Pre Fllght Class inaugurated C H S begins flrst batch of burdllngs Gnrls take Physlcal Ed for flgger9 woo woo' Savannah halts C H S Lanuer usurps Devlls Jordan bows lmps We knew tus would stop sometlme A E Turner tells C H S of South America and cute slnnerltas G I AA Tournament Devlls slash forth wln fourth place Plaque honorlng C H S fughtlng men to be erected as Senlor protect MARCH Band Spotllghted found to be more than just a bag nolse Baseball beglns the cra k of that apple on hlckory fllls alr l2 Test Week How dvd thus get ln agam9 Jeep to be bought wlth bonds and stamps maybe we ll all get rldes Graduation Speakers chosen the faculty s fatal mistake Three week sux leeps Gee we re battung two thousand APRIL The Annual goes to press Pralse the Lord and pass the dummy to the HI yah Prlnter Prlnter has heart fallure Annual Staff lndlcted for man slaughter Bralns agaln recognized Easter rabblts found hopplng through hallowed halls of C H S Journalists honored as Qulll and Scroll lnducts MAY prtnter The Edltors runs out of speculatory thoughts for thus calendar Dramatlc Club presents The Blshop Mlsbehaves so does the cast Annuals dlstrlbuted Where s that ' 8.5 Annual Staff? JUNE Graduatlon Faculty breathes a slgh of relef Mournful Sensors prepare for jobs armed forces colleges or lust loaflng 13- ' - A ' - ' e 3 'Y 16- Q ' ' . . S -. l7- C I V ' - 24- ' ' . ' ' ' ' . 25-. ' ' ' -- . 25- , .- ' - ' . - - - . l5- - ' ' . l9- .- ' . 2l- ' ' ' .- ' . 22- ' ' .,. ' . 28- ' ' , ' ' , ' , 6- ' . . Ui . . . ,, , .,, l3- ' ' . . . 7-O . . . ' ' . . l'i-. ' ' ' ' ' . 20- ' . . . l 23- ' - . . .. 25-Q , . -Q . . , D 26- s ' ' ' - f- -- . .. '- , in l7- , ' , ' 3 9-: . . u , , . W- 5 l- ' ' . 2- . 4- ' . January 5- ' -- ' . 7- ' ' --- , l 21- . .. - . . H 27- ' ' -'- - . 293 . . h . . , . I P I l-- ' - - - - Y ll- ' ' - . - . l2- . . . l5- ' . ' I6- - T' ' . ' r l7- . . . . . ' ' ' . Q, 25- . . . . - ' -- ' . 28- ' , . . ' ' ' ' . 4- . 1 . . . . 1 - ' - Q ' ' 1 8- 1 -6 . . . , I ls- ' - ' A 3 f l9- ' - ' ' . r 30- -' ' . . . Y ' ' . ' S- , ' ' . ' 2l- ' ' ' . ' 23- ' . . . , ' 29- ' ' ' . l- ' ' . l4- ' ' - A 2l- ' ' - ' .' - . Last Wlll and Testament of January Class We the members of the Januarv class of 1943 havrng completed the hrgh school course and frnally obtarned the full amount of credrt and knowledge do hereby on thrs day make the followrng our last wrll and testament The senror class as a whole bestows upon the faculty cts srncerest gratrtude for rts patrence an efforts expended upon rt dunng the years at Columbus Hrgh School To the rumor class we bequeath our stately drgnrty To the sophomore class we extend our heartrest and best wrshes To the freshman class we leave our sympathy Dorrs Allen leaves all her offrcer candrdates and her abrlrty to aggravate Mass Cheatham Mary Dudley Sonny Groover and Olrver Metcalf leave therr good looks and therr mysterrous way wrth the women to O B Thompson Mary Ann Sloop leaves her Monday holrdays for her lrttle srster to take full advantage of Robert Taylor bequeaths hrs beautrful bass vorce to Sonny Holland Fred Greene bequeaths hrs abrlrty to squeak a clarrnet to Wrllrs Woolbrrght who does rt also Vrrgrnra Davrs wrlls her beautrful blonde harr to Mary Jo Jones Stanley Benson bequeaths hrs astoundrng drscoverres rn physrcs to hrs colleague and as srstant Joseph Thombly and Mr Dean Rader Mary Bergman and Nrta Lundy leave therr beautrful frrendshrp to Marlon Hrcks and Isla Hunter Betty Varner leaves her good grades to be d strrbuted among the football team of I943 Joe Thombly leaves hrs abrlrty to play hookey and cut classes wrthout berng caught to Ott Evans who rs new at the game Theo Stratrgos wrlls hrs surplus wrt to Charlre Drmon Anne Keene wrlls her superror rntellrgence to her lrttle srster Betty C L Prerson relrnqurshes hrs manly build hrs drgnrty and second perrod gym class to Harold Ace Brrm James Mrller wrlls hrs Lrl Abner shoes all hrs marbles and hrs collectron of empty toothpaste tubes to Charlre Land and Dave Homer Mae Eason leaves her fraternrty puns to anyone that can get them Frank Allen bequeaths hrs polrceman s whrstle and Boy Scout knrfe to Randy Egg Head Lawrence Nancy Rawls bequeaths her love of studyrng to Brll Drllard Mary Alrce Janes wrlls her abrlrty and effrcrency to John Thomas O 1 , 1 1 1 1 - e - 11 11 - - - - , . . 11 . 11 . . . . . . l . , . , . ' - 1 1 11 11 . . . . ,1 .1 11 . . . 1 1 . . 1 . , 11 11 Helen Hundertmark leaves her quuetness to the fuve munute peruod between classes Eluzabeth Davenport leaves all the hard studyung to the students of Columbus Hugh School Raymond Massey leaves hus Juu Jutsu and stoggues to Roy Luttrell Rubye Ratluff leaves her boy fruends to Estelle Floyd Bull Jones wulls hus excess heught to Bull Cooper Vurgunua Vann wulls all of her chewung gum to Tullue Ware uf she wull promuse not to chew ut un classes Rosemary Tamburunu leaves her musucal talent to Eunuce Taylor Clarence McCullar wulls hus set of synopsus books to Sam Pope Jolly Matthews wulls her charm and beauty to Shurly Watkuns Harry Ray wulls her charm and beauty to Shurly Watkuns Harry Ray wulls hus arugeluc qualutues to the sweet and unnocent freshmen of Columbus Hugh School Jere Summons leaves her sunny dusposutuon and her abuluty to laugh at everythung to Muss Blackmon Dean Kung wulls hus manly features to George Matthews Bully Ruchardson leaves hus affectuonate love of Englush Iuterature to the 4A class of next term Edgar Burts leaves hus skull as an artust to the next art students of Columbus Hugh School Duck Osteen wulls hus gentlemanly qualutues to all the boys un Hugh School Robert Berry leaves hus southern accent to Frank Floyd L B Seagraves and Randall Braswell leave books for future students to look at Harold Latham leaves hus delughtful hugh school days to all those he us leavung behund Tommy Cook leaves hus prayer ummeduately followung to Bobby Patterson l don t want anythung for myself lust send my mama a daughter un law I the Testator do leave my deepest sympathy to the faculty and the student body for losung such a brulluant class The above document was sugned and sealed by the Class of 1943 on thus day as theur last wull and testament TOMMY COOK Testator Wutnesses Betty Varner Stanley Benson Emma Smuth . . ,, . ., 4, . . , . . . ut u 1 1 - . , . ,, I . . 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Last Wlll and Testament of June We the Sensor Class of I943 after spendlng anywhere sacred halls of C H S havung been overworked rnlstreated Insane and dilapidated state of mnnd do hereby glve bequeath successors the followung Senior Class, 1943 from four to eught years In the and underfed benng In unsafe or thrust upon our unsuspectung We gnve to the faculty theur well earned reward our departure We the Senlors gave to Mr Kendruclf a megaphone so he wont have to straln has vouce To Mnss Lawrence we leave our gratefulness and thanks for her effort and work wuth the Sensor Class We Frank Pease and Rnchard Rosenberg wnll our abuluty to cackle at mopportune moments to Ruth Jenklns We Elrzabeth Perlntlus and Aurelna Powell leave our soft quuet voices to Benning Burgard to strlke a happy medlum I Joe Peterson leave my abulnty to get under Senorlta Clayton s skln and my partung word Aduos to her next 3A Class We Dot Raemon Lonuta Wnlson and Lee Van Epps leave our blond halr to the future peroxude blonds of C H S l Betty Rentz leave my athletlc abllnty to the Victory Corps We Charlotte Spencer Ann Mltchell and Paulune Vida wall our sweet dlsposltlons to Marxan Hucks and Evelyn Smith We Patty Roberts Betty Wnlluams Carolnne Moultrue and Jean Parkms leave our short statues to the freshman class I Bobby Robunson leave my vonce to Bull Cooper to go wuth hns helght We Maxme Rosenberg and Bull Johnston bequeath our master mmds to Tommy Pease and Bobby Patterson In hopes they wall graduate some day We George Ruark and Joe Moore leave our way with the women I Robert Sharp bestow my knack of slupplng out of lxbrary to h skull We Ralph Sharpless and Charles Wllllams will our crew halr cuts to Donny Gnmes Ben Purvus to Improve to Faye Tyce l Sally Simmons leave my muslcal ablllty to the C H S band We Betty Sumpson Mary Spear and Tnllne Ware bequeath our the Idle Hour Stompers I Kathleen Sloop wull my motto Practice Makes Perfect I Frances Stephenson wall and better fraternnty pms I Harvey Stowers wull my follow ID has brother s footsteps art of ptterbuggung to abullty to sloop out of Spanush or any other class and my to Hooper Turner my Ph: Delta Theta pun to Tudy Dusmukes Here s to bugger commussnon In the ROTC to Charles Flowers In hopes he wnll There s Somethung About a Soldner' We Wnlluam Taft and Phullnp Tueman leave anythung and everythung we possess to the poor neglected freshmen l Mary Tedesco wall my wh te saddle shoes and a bottle of white shoe polush to Betty Blackmon and Ann Skelton We Rnchard Thames and Bob Naehr, bequeath our studnous tor otherwssel abulntues to Jammy Elliot and O B Thompson 0 0 1 1 ' - -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . , . , . . , . . . 1 1 - -1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' .1 . 1 . , 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 IS . 1 1 ' , , . . , . 1 1 1 . . , 11 1 . 1 1 11 . 11 . . . . 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 . , , 1 . . 1 1 , I . , , , . . 1 lrf X TN.'xN . ,Q ,Nr Hr Q'-gww ' ,Vw mi, 1 V NT, T' IWIHUN 11,1 1 fr -w' xml j1w'+ 1 T ',,',3 4' 'bw 3,r v f V 1 L, FW um el' ' wr' ' , rf' g fwrv , Xxx? rv' ' JN 11. ww 'vu '- 'T- I 1 MLM' - 'E 1 1 ' ,,' W, fu, ff Mm? 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Q Tw- ' V ,M QNX: '. 55TH K ln the year l952 we three smart girls were honored by the Suzy s Sweet Snuff Co for being their chief patrons of the year Miss Suzy our intimate friend sent us to all of her large concerns located in a great many big cities of the continent to inspect their progress Much to our surprr e and pleasure C95 who should we meet but many of our former school mates Of course many of them are old and decrepit now but they were stil lable to relate their activities of the past tcn ycwrs We have potted some of them down and now we pass them on to you We shall first glance in on Washington John Debardeleben and Hicks Ford are President and Vice President of the United States of America John defeated Milton Hirsch in the presidential election Along with them in Congress is Virginia lllges the only woman Rep resentative Georgia has ever had These five officers have lust appointed Bobby Flowers Com manding Officer of mighty Fort Benning Playing at the Angora room in the Roosevelt Hotel are the Jive Boys in which Bill Johnston plays the piano The vocalist is Tom Bell Also in this orchestra is Dozier Fuller As we go on our way to New York we see Robert Berry teaching dancing He has taken over Arthur Murray s studio since he recently retired We read in the New York Times that Lucile Cooper and her husband Dave Homer have gust completed a trans continental flight Mary Sue Butler and her husband are in room 205 ofthe mental hospital at Milledgeville CThey had laughing hysteriai Mary Sues husband is undergoing a treatment with laughing gas however the Doctor Dr Barbara Binns feels Mary Sue is too far gone Another inmate is Barbara Golden who spends her time drawing zoot suits on the walls while Charlie Dimon fthe guardl stands by ready with the straight iacket Wilma Colquitt Betty Gordy Jo Frazier and Beverly Hutto are teaching their children the fine art of getting by Mr, Thomas, Sara Beth Ayers Lettie Cooper and Margaret Banks all have jobs teaching the elements of Chemistry' Eugenia Calhoun has finally learned what H20 means, Katherine Johnson and Betty Baker have jobs in the French department in schools over the United States. Jane Chesnutt and Carolyn Cumbaa are still trying to get Miss Clayton to take them to Mexico. Traveling around the world with their husbands who are in the Army are Mary Abernethy Marjory Bagby and Casey Finnegan. When Barnum 81 Bailey s circus comes to town in l9S3 you will see Columbus own Bill Dillard as the fat man and Larry Bartlett as the thin man. Also in this wonderful show will be the acrobats, Harriet Affleck, Sara Adams and Janice Carter. Animal keepers, Neal Boykin and Joe Brannan, have to guard Leo fthe lionl Cunningham very closely, because he scares the the children so. Class Prophecy of the June Class of 1943 Broadway Llghts Stars We never would have thought that some of our own school mates would be famous stars on Broadway Well here they are Sue Batcheldor who as co starrung wuth Eugene Chambllss un het best play of the year Beebe Durham wnth Wheeler Chapman and Sue Greenhaw wlth Scott Vulton Also an New York but In a dufferent sectlon are the cousuns Mac and Perry Jenkins who have been appolnted by Secretary of agrrculture Harold Bram to plant post war Vuctory gardens on Wall Street George Brlght fell and broke has leg twhat agaun9l wh1le washung the wlndows on the otp floor of the Emptre State Bunldtng Luckuly Sam Benford who was walklng by at the tzme caught hum lust before he hut the sldewalk Bettle Golden s and Eluzabeth Hamburger s husbands have just been sent to gall for over drawlng thelr bank accounts Rumore hws 1t that It was because Bettie and Ellzabeth havent yet learned th value of a budget The Judge who trled them Leroy Cauley overcome by the ladles femlntne charms was lenlent and gave the two husbands only a nmnety nine year sentence Douglas Flemtng Carl Battle Robert Allen and Mary Dudley have lust had a new brand of cugarettes patented The unfortunate man who christened the clgarettes Jum Hendrucks wnll be burned at a later date Katle Harrell and Mary Jean Kulgore have lust been elected by the armed forces as the Z1ng G1rls of the year Frank Floyd after years of patuent practice has funally mastered the Englush language CYankee versuon of course? George Adams as stul gett1ng up at 4 OO A M to mulk the cows After several complatnts to Washtngton on the shortage of farm labor Bobby Humphrey new Presldent of the C l O sent hum two workers B1ll Hoyle and John Coursey to help George plan has two acre farm Peggy Askew has lust had an Impress on of her mllllon dollar legs made In the cement of Graumans Chunese Theatre Other celebntnes who have also had the honor are Gretchen Brown and Betsy Golden who have had a lock of hanr and hand prtnts placed In the cement The latest of the new bombers was be1ng tested last week by test pulot Paul Arrnngton when he had a ternble accident ble was plcked up by Turas Danford who was taktng hrs cows out early tn the morntng and taken to the Jones Hospttal named for W A and Rosser Jones The doctors and nurses who attended hum were Marv Ann Barr Hattue Flournoy John Fountaun and Raymond Hamtlton Dot Chllds ts now Mrs Edwtn Wolf much to everybodys SUYDFISGJ and she us devotedly carlng for hum and all the luttle wolves Jovce By rd Is rullng her husband with a hand of :ron Some of her closest fnends sax she even chalns htm ln the back yard when she goes to work lncndentally she ls oresudent of the Woofy Dog Bnscult Company MARY SUE BUTLER BETTIE GOLDEN PEGGY ASKEW 1 1 I - 1 , 1 , C I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , . - 1 1 , . . , . , . .. . . , , . 1 . c Q , X- - 1 1 ., ,, . . 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E DRUG STORES -Whmyff 1540 Wai- l The Most Talked About Clothing Values In Amerlca ZTOM 5 SCIIMQBILI TOASTED , DEANUTS X Tom s f Tom s folio 0 I lothes or lolle e lien Peanut Butter Delnclous Sandwuches V Candles BROADWAY AT 'l0TH STREET BROADWAY AT 'l3TH STREET CONGRATULATIONS 'lr Palricizfs GUWN SHUI' RALSTON HOTEL Room 322 O COMPLIMENTS of The Fourth National Bank COMPLIMENTS Columbus Bowling Center an Bowl Mor COMPLIMENTS John A Pope Motor Co Dodge a d Ply outh Se v ce F COMPLIMENTS Consolldated Gravel Company V V V CK JEWELERS IO l2hS O Of of . fl fn d r i 1216 irst Avenu of Diamonds Watches Jewelry T freer Columbus, Ga Flowers G fts 8201 byW COMPLIMENTS GEM JEWELRY CO Hugh School Students always welcome YMCA The Wynnton Drug Stores Dmglewood Pharmacy Wynnton Pharmacy Chathem Pharmacy CONGRATULATIONS FROM A SOFT DRINK ED LA BEST BY TASTE-TEST EULA O of 0 i Comer 13th St. and 13th Ave. - 'l'l1v Jvwvlry Corner of EIUIIIIIIIIIISU Phone DIA A Flowers ire . . 31' O 0 0 0 1 Q hlf . Women s and Misses Ready-to-wear and Millinery H39 B oad y T Phone 3-3619 Elebash Jewelry Company Jewelers and Snlversmuth Columbus - - Georgia DIAL 3-3615 S C Ed Cooper Plumbing and Heating Contractors COLUMBUS GEORGIA Headquarters or Hugh School ancl College Clothes Hofflm 81 Greentree folumbus Leadmg I lothlers TRUMAN F ETCHER Representung JOSTEN'S AMERICA S MOST BEAUTIFUL CLASS RINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ALSO MCCARTHY 5' SIMON AMERICA S FINEST CAPS AND GOWNS Srncerely appreciate se vrng Columbus Hugh School DIVISION HEADQUARTERS MARIETTA GA 4 V I I I I . . I 0 I Q, I if I I Q I I Ada x41 lx' l f X ,K OISTINCYIVE ADV YO WE' I AND AC Qlfwure l I' wa Q Q I If I I a n ' I I , I W 9 - 1 - I 1 1 .' I I I . . r . . . . . , . The Auto Supply Co., Inc WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS PARTS SUPPLIES SHOP EQUIPMENT 4 Phones 3800 I24O F' A nue C I b G . Wade Dry Cleaning Co. Columbus' tllost llodern Cleaning Plant l302 17th STREET DIAL 7231 C Schomburg on Jewelers Servlng Columbus Since I872 COLUMBUS BANK st TRUST C0 Columbus Ga SINCE 1888 Capital and Surplus Sl 500 OOO OO COMPLIMENTS Sl' Elmo Drug Store It s Kayser Lnllenthal Inc Eeyth g o Gay Young Fashions fo he Gay Younq Mnss COATS SU ITS DRESSES db Kayser Llllenlhul, lm: l C I - II ll I . ul' ' ' ' , Member ' Federal Re System , . . - ' I . if v r In f r r t Of . . . , . . And the new season calls for an ample supply of . skirts, sweaters an Iouses. You'll find them here in a colorful array. 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