Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Elizabeth Barton Ml' Sally T. Baugh gl. lf., ll1lif'E7',l'Lfy of fl. lf., Gozffhffz' Rifhflmmf H iffory Hllgfiifl Pride in her home-room, She has won the admira-- tion ot all her pupils with h e r k e e n intellect and friendliness. Mildred Brown .-l. lf., Sfmrlm' Mi1fhef1zizfii'.i This remarkable teacher has won the admiration ot her pupils not only in her exceptional knowledge ot mathematics but also in her perfectly groomed appear- ance. friendliness, and capability, with a liking for Time Tests, describe this popular teach- er. Dickie Butler L. L. li., Ufzificzzrify of Cffmgitzg lf. S. C., Georgia Terk, :lE7'Ullc1llfiI'f, fl tfzfefizf Comb A splendid coach and ina structor who really takes a sincere interest in his stu- dents. jdCl4Ag Myrtle Blackmon il. H., flgzzef Sr-off, lf. L. S., Cof1m1z5irz Librarian Everyone knows and likes her. She's an excellent li- brarian and a wonderful person, to boot. Lila Callaway xl. B., Ulziziefxviix' of Georgitz n Eugfixh A popular teacher who has the ability to giveiexe- pert advice to students along with a superb knowl- edge ot English. Alethea S. Booth lf. S., M. fl., l'z:fz6mli' :lrt h She is quiet and reserved, but knows her art and how to teach it. Cora Lee Cheatham B. S., Coker Coffege, M. .-l., Duke Ll1lf'l'61',Yifj' Sfieznte l-ler sunny disposition and a sense of humor plus a large amount of patience help overcome the faults of the science students.

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AD INISTRA T10 ANNIE V. MASSEY l,I'illI'ff71lf fl.l3., Ill..-l., L71ziz'er.vify of Georgifz Dignified, efficient, busy with school affairs, yet always ready when her boys and girls need her. MARY ALICE ARNOLD .-l,1.fi.vfa11f l'z'if1r'iju1l l'h,B., l.llli'I'fl'.Vffj' of llmrggiiz 1ll.:l., l'llif'ef',firy of Cffimzgo Han! of Mf1ff1e11111tif',f Drfuzrflllfflf The school wouldn't be the same without her pleasant dis- position and friendly, helpful attitude.

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Gladys Clayton .l. lf., M. sl., L'uif'f'r.fifx' of ilfclbcllllil D Spizflifh, Eflgfifb To her pupils and every- one else she is certainly a friend as well as a teacher. Opal L. Dudney .-l. lf., l'i111r!frM!1' L'f1if'erfify fllizfhmlzizrifu A newcomer with a happy personality, full of fun, with ability to win cooperation from her students. MJ 3061467 Louise H. Cumbaa Diefiliilll l-ler work is in one of the most important depart- ments of the school, the lunchroom, and her friend- ly greeting adds much to our enjoyment. Faith W. Gage J. H., Nara' YUM' Lll1i'Z'K7'Jif3' Phyif-,. Mrs. Gage has a quiet charm about her that makes her pupils study physics and like it. Minnie Merle David .-l. lf., Sharing M. rl., l'f1if'ez'.i'ify of Ceorgiif lfi.ifw'y Interested, friendly, and a wonderful help to the freshmen, her Roman num- erals will be long remem- bered. Mildred W, Goodall .-l. lf., G. 5. C.. ll ., M. sl., Llllf'Z't?7'.fffy of fYfn'M Cizrnfimz L' llkfffifl A strict disciplinarian but always gets good results. She stays hours after school with the Blue Streak staff. Clarkie Davis .-1. lf., .lguef Smit Lizfin, liugfiih A sense of humor and a deep interest in people make her a favorite with all her pupils. Lillian Griffith li. S., M. xl., ylt?Ll1'hEl'.f Cfnffqignf Cofzmzbiiz LYIlf'I'Bl',fifj' Hfizfl of Fnwrh D fpizrlmeuf When Miss Griffith be- gins talking about France or Jerry you will never be able to stop her.