Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1947 volume:

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Q 0 YK Swag 3 2 was fritirm' and 'rithmetic f f Q ,Un va A ' mf' xx Vbm VOC Q,-I, '1 o Go f sis 4 s I This class is Taking quite an interest in biology 7 DEDICATION With grateful hearts, we the Senior Class of l947 wish to ex- press our sincere appreciation for the faithful guidance and patience of a great leader- ANNIE V. MASSEY 8 As a token of our devotion always to a wonderful teacher and willing adviser, the Seniors of Columbus High choose this method of recognition for- LILA CALLAWAY 9 THEME The theme of our annual is music- the element that plays an important part as the center of youth's activities. It pervades our life everywhere-on Broad Street, when the band enthusias- tically puts its all into a spirited march, in assembly, when strains of God Bless America re-echo throughout the audi- torium, in the gym, when hep-cats jitter- bug to lively swing or dance to dreamy melodies, in our choral groups, when girls and boys skillfully blend their voices in song. But more than these, music is found in the heart of every young American. 5 ,,. Y 7 W ...fffy av Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS . fewwfi X!! W s 4 . ' if , I W f l L, K ' l ,f 5 ga E' ,..v-ww 'SF' I W Llqb -Q- N 3 lx fl I W V v X 1. A . , W William Henry Shaw Superintmzdent A. B., M. Ed., Dukr' A D M I N I Frank P. Bradford .-lssisfcznf Supm'Qinfe11,rlent B. S., Vundrwbilf 111. S.,A14IzuH1 ZATION 1 sslslunl Innrl I I'l: II, ll 1, Inu ol flllllllv IIS :lu 5 S v2Q' 2i' ' b lf A Mary Alice Arnold ' pu, V. A if Eugene M. Boyce I7'l'l'Hl'1'lJllI Ph. Il., Pvalmdy M. fl., Emory A. H., Erskiuv FACULTY Sally T. Baugh A.b'., Goncher History Myrtle Blackmorm A. B., Agnes Scott B. L. S., Coliwnbia Librarian Alethea S. Booth B.S., M.A., Peabody Spelling Mechanical Drawing Frances W. Bailey B. S., Aubufrn Physical Education Elizabeth Barton A.B., Univefrsity of Richmond M.A., University of Alabama English Gloria B. Beddow Secretary I.. I,. Cora Lee Cheatham ILS., Colfvr Collvge M.A., Ilulff' iql iC'7llff' Ii. 1 li. FACULTY Mildred Brown A. H., Shorfw' Illaflirfinatics' Dickie Butler , liriiiiersity of Georgia S. ll., Georgia Tech Al'I'07ll1llfiC.N Athlviics Coach l l Minnie Merle David A. B., Shorter M. A., Uiziiwrsify of Georgia History Mary Fort A. B., G. S. C. W. M.A., U'r1iv0rsity of Georgia HeadofSucial Studies Department I7 Gladys Clayton A. B., M. A., Uviivvmzty of A Iabama Spanish English Fannie George Higgins B. S. Ed., University of Georgia M. S., Auburn Mathematics FACULTY Evelyn Johnson A.B., University of Georgia Mathematics Elizabeth T. Langdon A. B., Shorter History Mary Godard B. S., G. S. C. W. M. A., Columbia Art Lillian Griffith B. S., M.A., Columbia Head of French Department Missouri B. Huling A. B., Shorter M.A., Columbia Head of Spanish Department John T. Lee Hand FACULTY Roberta Lawrence A. Ii., Shorter M. A., C0l14'n1I1fa Hemi of English Deprrrfmvnt Mary R, LeBow II. S., Kansas Stat-1' Vocal Music Hawlowe T. Littlejohn A. IZ., G. S. C. H. English 1 Dooley Matthews H. S., Urziversity of Gcorgi Ph ysirrzl Eflzwnfifwz Il Bernice Legg A.B., G. S. C. W. M. A., University of Georgia E'lI!II1'S,I, JOIll'IlllIl'SllI FACULTY Nina Ramsay Cafeteria Management Elizabeth Rogers A.B., Wesleyan M. A., Cnliwnbia Head of Latin Department Clotilde H. Shirley A.B., Asbwry M. A., University of Georgia English Emily J. Petty A.B., G. S. C. W. Biology Ruth Plumb B. S., H. E., University of Home Economics f:60'l'g'lCl Martha Richards A.B., Diilff' English, Mary N. Strickland If. S., fl. S. Cf, IV. M. A., 1'l'tllNJfl1l Com m1'w'iul FACULTY Joe F. Smith ILS., lm,-1, . Srfimlm' Lucille Smith f,'1lfff'fCI'l!l 431' Edna Tolbert B.S., University of Georgia Mathematics Hazel Witherington A.B., G. S. C. W. M. A., l711'i'vr'rsify uf Georgia Hixfory Neal Thomas Ph. H., Emofry University Head of Science' Dffparfment Farley Bill Farley, President Bobby l'laI'ClaWay, Vice President Gladys Sue .lOhr'1SOr1, Secretary Jane Dillard, Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization composed of representatives from each home-room and club. Its purpose is to unify student activities, promote the welfare of the student body, cooperate in enterprises for the good of the school and render service to the community. At the first of the year, the Council gave an assembly program presenting the ideals of the organization, and later Student Assemblies were held whenever the need for them arose. Certain weeks were set aside for placing special emphasis on honesty, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, courtesy, and good citizenship. Other projects participated in were these: donating S200 to erect steps at the north end of the building, roping off the cheering section at football games, and sponsoring a Sadie Hawkins Dance and Stunt Night. Har aa way J ohnson Dillard 22 Seniors: Bobby Thompson Pat Flenniken Dot Steelmon Shirley Pekor Philip Byrne Juniors Bud Davidson Bob Watkins Sophomoresi Russell Hatcher Carolyn Butts Nan Wilson Frank Turner Dayton Preston Buddy Anthony Buddy Roberts Rolfe Neill Rutledge Minnix Freshmen: b Jack May Helen Wilbur Barbara Jean Fussell Sub-Freshmen: Billy Young Calista Pope Charles Boswell Byron Hayes Fay Cole Alfred Blackrnon Weslyn Wynn Organizations: Senior Tri-Hi-Y, X ,il Lu Starnes FL'vJ Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Jean Browning Spanish Club, Betty Woodward Latin Club, Joyce Fleming I9-Ia' P l t Farley and thc Council go to work 23 y cn wir f L.' 1 ' Q ,' V' 1 , if . ' ' we vw x' at . x ' 1 ,, X 'Haig - .J :lea .Q , 110+ Y ,LL A l b V Q W 1' SENIOR CLASS Magoni THOITIDSCVI STCDY1 JANUARY CLASS Bobby Thompson, Iwsiflvnf Gilbert Stephenson, Vice Pl'l'SflIl'IIf Chuck MBQOHI, S'4'z'7'f'f111'y-Trvllszlrffr 26 Cunnanqharn OF 1947 Wx Calwaniss JUNE C Dan Cabaniss, lm-Sid Pat Flennik Billy Cunningham, N dv' fa -or LASS vnf 671, Vim' l'1'r'xfrf1'llf S1'1 r1'f11l'y-7're'us11rf'r' 27 Ficnmkf-n SENIORS Anthony M4 J4JLfM Proud of that big C . who blames him . . .will be remembered for being a card with the ladies. .xgnn .AAXHWJEF A petite miss .... has a sweet personality .,.. makes a vivacious and enthusiastic majorette ,.., an all- round gal. fm, ,dm Man, he's big . . .can't forget that knowing look he gives Mrs. Shirley .... do take it easy, Bobby. Askew Austin olgfgan .fgnfgony Claim to fame-ping pong player . . .ladylike. . . quick wit . . favorite saying Oh my goodness . . studious. War? MM Aiew Beauty combined with charm baby talk .... a gal with plenty of sparkle. . . fascinates the underclass- men. !9ufAt7 cxgudfin Good-natured . . .favorite classes are gym and Home Ec . . .conscientious . . .dependable . . pretty com- plexion and eyes. l9ll7 ,An 05 Mlfllkl ,Anne gina Has a natural and unaffected manner possesses A cute gal who's full of pep always on the go a wonderful disposition quiet and bashful , .the . favorite pastimes--dramatics and sports. kind off boy everybody likes, 2 .gdfrzfy Zgzrfzfff Eff? year: giufd Capable editor of the Blue Streak beautiful blonde Reserved and sophisticated possesses dancing and hair class beauty really draws the stag-line. singing talent . always a lady . a dependable friend. I fiugzvnrf galil Z? I Z? Everybody calls him Wenie friendly disposition pr M gym bashful a real whiz in chemistry Qi A good sport lots of fun to be with has a always laughing. smooth appearance . usually laughing. S Q 2 J' Barnes Bartlett Battle i i i Bone Booth h Boyce 29 BradleY Brandt Brasselle SENIORS ' one chance in a million you'll A popular blonde ever find another like her . ,. has an appealing personality. .7I'dl'LC2J Mdl'LLJf Always seen smiling , . ,has a friendly word for every- one ..., conscientious .... good student . . .sweet and shy. argie game fi Miss Teen Tavern ,, gets things done .. won- derful at exhibition ballroom dancing , maiorette , . . active. 'l947 Buck Butts dined MMJWB Let's go fIyin', Jimmy .... ever ready to be friendly . , . here's to Jimmy, plus Jeannette toujours Edit gnc! Friendly petite and demure , a mainstay of the Baptist choir .... good in table tennis. flmmy Mila Everybody's friend ..., his pep and personality make him a grand cheerleader., always joking ..,well liked. gr-np oe man If I P Tall, red-headed cheerleader... possesses the ability A talented musician .. always courteous and con- to get along with people . . .a big reason for C.H.S'. siderate of everyone ,... impresses you with his sin- claim to basketball fame. cerity . . congenial. man gadanfm WWA ghjjer ff . ,, . . Soooo casual .. for character references, see Mary President Dan ffor the third timel good student Ann and Maier Steen V Constantly Smiling or mak- . popular lotsa fun . .very dignified. . . ing people smile. Wgon Clamp ollamur gdzmenfd Gets around a lot , nickname- Head .... talks Three cheers for the.basket ball team and Lamar about his cars and is quite famous for them . . likes the Abe Lincoln type. . . .long, lanky and full of sports, especially golf and fishing. fun. Byrne Cabanass Camp SENIORS l91l7 Chapman Chesser Clements 3l Cliatt Collins Cooper SENIORS Coulter Cunningham Cunningham !gulA, Cha!! ,Alarriel gouger Always seen in a good mood .,,. trolicsorne .... ac- Better known as Sue . . .gets along with everybody cornmodating ,... friendly ..,. short 'n sweet. . . peppy and friendly . . .nice to know. paid? Cpofgnd 6unningAam Peppy drum majorette . , .really works to make that Really gets around . . .oh, so handsome , . .congeni- band click. . . has lots of get up and get. al .,.. conscientious .... be careful with that blue Buick coup. Cooper C2 A You should see him jitterbug . popular with both omad unmng am boys and girls .,.. happy go lucky .... tain't no Oh that Southern drawl . . .oh how he can make those Southern drawl. drums talkl. . . pet peeve-typing ,... friendly. 32 i947 gfnmeff .ibn V1.5 urn Em ne Shy but very easy to get along with has an en- A smart pupil . . always willing to do her share , gaging smile . dependable and industrious. impresses one by her quiet dignity. gifa Zum Wager 5215011 Crazy but sweet . , always gay and light-hearted Keeps chemistry class buzzing incessantly friends . called Eva Dee . good natured and friendly. with everyone no better sport in,school flies June Eiffartj a big Chevrolet. CAWLA cfllmmb One of the few combinations of brains and beauty outstanding characteristics: dependability, sin- Cocky but cute. .. lazy . easy to get along with cerity , oh those beautiful dimples, . . likes to tease , , intellectually inclined. Davis Davis Dillard SENIORS 1947 Drane Eason Edwards 33 Estes Farley Flenniken SENIORS Flowers Friedman Garrett olivia alien War!! .fdrm jlzwera A good looking gal .... likes sports .... to know her An attractive and well-groomed gal a wonderful is to like her .... poised and pleasant. person to know .,.. has a dazzling smile. jardy orman jrieJman One in a million . . .what sly humor and teasing .,.. The Streak in the Blue Streak. , good natured never exhausts his supply of wisecracks .... outstand- .... Senator Bulbo .... likes 'dem Dodges ,... a ing for leadership and determination. talented iournalist. pdf jdnnilen gan garreff Termed a demon by CHS opposition. .popular Reserved .... famous in these parts for her beautiful .vice president of the Senior Class . . .always a gentle- voice .... always willing to help .,,. dignified and man. sympathetic. 0 34 Wfnllllll guudlnun miffurcf girnej A welcome vet is well liked at C.H.S. will be Writes wonderful stories for the Blue Streak ..., remembered as a great help for our football team. genuine. , . we wish there were more people like him. .Jdnne QMJ .Jyarry . my Here's one lil lady who is well liked by all . always Shorthand is his true C?l love Glikes radio announc- has a warm, friendly smile smart. ing . . humorous in a sly sol! of way. . . popular. N... 2 QPPEHAMMI ,ilanfaway Shy but mighty easy to be buddies with . . The answer to every girl's prayer . .athletic. . . .a mainstay of the band with that alto horn. leader . . outstanding in all school activities. Gausman Gclles Grecnhaw f f,- . 214- I' ,aw A SENIORS Gflmes Hall Hardaway 35 Harris Hartley Henderson siiuoies Hendry .gave .jgarrid Called Bunny Rabbit .... possesses a contagious laugh. . . good matured, . . is always loads of fun. Joe .fudffiy Talk louder, Joe , . will leave his mark on R.O.T.C. , . , .everybody likes him. . . .seen most with Collis. LVL .AQHJZPJOVL Everybody's friend, . , contagious good humor. ,, peppy cheerleader, ., oodles of fun. i5cffJ.,4,..f,, Smart and ambitious .... his sound judgment and common sense will see a successful end. JUAVL .y0fl'YLQ:f Another Blue Streaker .... well-liked . . . blonde hair, blue eyes ..., always in a good mood. 1.1.4. JM, Very popular with the boys . charming personality . . . very pretty black hair and dark eyes ,,.. slow Southern drawl. wg J Mllllllll ,J4!nrnrf ,Anne jemnmn You'lI notice her dainty Dresden-doll beauty Pet peeve-conceited people . . favorite expression, pretty coloring envied for her flawless come Golly Pete! . . people like her for being vivacious. plexion. K ,Merril ,Mzixfpff Lornfly JIAVIJOII Fast, tricky, shifty on the grid when it comes to Always willing to do her share sweet and unselfish friendship he's steady as stone mountain sooo can be either serious or light-hearted. handsome. If ,yzrrwlrrf gfundffj 342 Jzdnjan Always being kiclded about flirting a very cute Our Best Citizen her modesty and even dispo- brunette, hubba, hubba captivating smile , sition make being with her a pleasure an out- good dancer. standing student. 1 Horne owelly Huff SENIORS Jefferson Johnson Johnson 37 Jones Judd Keim SENIORS Kilgore eftllne 011,85 Well-liked by teachers and pupils alike . . ,noted for her good grades ..., sweet .... attractive. M.. ,f1..1.z Musically inclined both as a singer and pianist .,,. crazy about Minneapolis .,.. well-mannered and quiet. Joan .Aim Has as many friends as anybody we know ..., well- liked because of her unselfish attitude .... sincere and friendly. 1947 King Kirshfield guy .kfgwe Loves that C sweater , . .good sense of humor. . . . wonderful disposition .... without a care in the world. IQ im., Never lets anything get him down. . lanky, power- ful and even-tempered ...knows exactly what he wants. ,mf Jc..w.f.i His only dislike is memory work ..,. quiet, steadfast, friendly . . .blushing is a habit all his own. wanna .Jazigdfnn ogzrie ollurnfalfin To know her is to like her ,. has high ideals .. Vivacious ..., always on the go, . ,fun to be with the word cute was made for her. . , cheerful . . , engaging personality ,.,. curly brown hair. WurlAa 'Ann JMMPP ' CAMA Magoni' Enthusiastic .. has lots of school spirit ..,doesn't let anything bother her , flirty , mischievous- Famed far and wide for his outstanding athletic ability . , . a really grand guy. . Chuck is an artist at mak- ing friends. War? C-gm Olfmg ar ie rude: Sweet and attractive , possesses charm and poise 9 I self-reliant favorite expression, Gosh you're A lot of fun , . . possesses a nice personality . . dumb! a good sport . . a real athlete. , ,, a w K Pussy! Knighton Krupp ' Long SENIORS Lumpkin Magoni Massey 39 Mehaffey Metcalf Meyers SENIORS Mize jforeecl Weziawy Red hair 'sho is pretty. .'specially on Floreed. . , . loves French and Miss Griffith . . never quits smiling. .I .I ., . joe Wefcay Lazy drawl .. natural... well known for his car . , . what more could a gal want. leaded' Weyera A mighty good sport. . , takes ribbing as well as any- one. .. a glutton for work . . .swell fellow. 1947 Moore McCollum gardara Wize ' Lively and attractive . . always has a host of admirers lotsa fun .. drives a good-looking car. CACMLJ more Everybody likes his slow, easy drawl and funny laugh . . has a grand disposition .... well-liked. .S7ara!L mcaffum Has very promising artistic ability .... much character is in her face ,... goes out of her way to be helpful. Marian M9600 caallllljp Wroaiugd An The gal who put the pep in the pepper athletic Envied for her pretty black hair .sweet and quiet mischievous clever and cute. , very attractive and neat big dark brown eyes. ary QW-krlzlp Mrdara Weulman Artistic witty and talkative possesses poise H ,, . . and personality , an ideal friend a good sport. Has plenty of get up and get Vwamous ' al' ways considerate of others . grand to know. llfllnle Mrk? gvzwn W'z'AaAon Independent always into something easy to Has an excellent sense of humor ,. polite and get along with . never seems to worry de' thoughtful , dotes on flying friendly and like- pendable. able. McGehce McKenzie McKoy l947 McLaughlin Newman 41 SENIORS e r Norris Odom Pearce SENIORS Pease ja uid orrid He's back from Atlanta .,.. medium height. . . dark hair and eyes. . . handsome ..,. a very good sport. Mnona GJOWL Fast on the draw lat the cash registerl .... friends with everyone who eats in the cafeteria .sincere and cooperative. QLBCCH QHFCQ A sunny, funny, honey of a blonde . . .unpredictable , . . possesses sparkling eyes and a captivating smile. Pekor Pennell Mrginia ecme Smart as a whip ...efficient .... always has good ideas .... versatile .... industrious . . possesses executive ability. .SZUAJQ4 WZAOI' An ideal friend ...interested in the other fellow . , . .you may turn to her for real understanding. pennef! Refuses to think hard of anyone . . .wonderful fellow and an all round candidate for Mr. Friendship. -Anil RN? .gitlllllly Main interest-studying voice . has made many an Circulation manager of the Blue Streak . . a good assembly more enjoyable by her vocal and piano num- student. . . a sly tease , . versatile. bers always smiling and radiant. 1 Crurfney gm! ghzrfu Q'P.f!0l'I , , - Gets a lot out of lite. . . popular and talkative Attractive clothes . has excellent judgment and interesting to know. . . knows something about every- taste a striking blonde ., possesses a certain thing. fascination. J p r jrunced lazeued 1 re rife , , H Has a high sense of responsibility . good conversa- Energetic beautiful hair . snoppy . .loves to tionalist . .capable . dependable plays a whiz tease this gal has plenty of appeal. game of ping pong. Perry Preston Price SENIORS Rawls . Read Reeves 4 3 Richards Roberts Rowe SENIORS Rushin ..A!dl'0fJ MCAGJJJ Can really play that trombone .. essential to the welfare of the band ..., mighty nice guy to call . Pal. Hifi IQUAWQ Everybody calls her Blondie .... hates snooty people.. shows great enthusiasm .... really loves chocolate cake. QOWIZ Colonel Rowe calls R.O.T,C. as well as grid signals . impetuous Buddy Rowe , . . remembered as constantly with Diane. Scudder Shank EJ-Zrancu lgndfiin Good natured. . . pretty. . lotsa fun . . . friendly . . . happy go lucky . . .makes lots of witty remarks. Wifdcenf .57cuz!c!er An efficient and intelligent girl .... willing to help . . . .crazy about second lieutenants. . . nice, polite. 34004 Fair skin and pretty complexion she'd like to be a missionary.. always seen with George .... con- scientious worker. jill! IH 7 .Sill Ll Loves to have a good time expresses his opinions self-confident has a winning personality. J .Sara cginffd Sweet and friendly lady-like considerate of everyone thoughtful sympathetic and tactful always smiling. cjllfll 3161 HIAIPAP Pretty hair and eyes her distinctive appearance makes her stand out in a crowd possesses dramatic ability. Smalshat Smith xS?Lll'l'L?J Watch that mischievous twinkle in her eye like- able . considerate and sweet ..,has lots of en- thusiasm. i0I'UfAy .932 KWLOVL Nice to everybody .. has a sweet disposition popular and well-liked . . a good-looking cheer- leader. gifderf cslfeyodendon Outstanding on the football field . popular with everybody. . plans to enter West Point . wonder- ful sense of humor. Spandorfer SENIORS Starnes Steelmon Stephenson Stewart Strickland Stritfler SENIORS Stuckey Juke .sgewarf Always seen with Bobby ..., unequaled personality . . . . very outstanding as a cheerleader . . , . has a pretty face with figure to match. I larry .giriclf fam! Don't anybody mention a Ford convertible ...easy to make friends with because he'll do his share in everyway. egg? ,sifriffdr Such a careful driver CPD with that '46 DeSoto . . . easy on the eyes ,,.. good help in pushing Blue Streak sales .... , Swinson Talbot 3142 .S?MCAey Full of pep and personality ..,. always on the go. . . what pretty hair ,... laughs a lot. gywina .sywimon Her originality makes her outstanding.. .stimulat- ing to be with . . . very likable , .. generous and warm-hearted. .Aefon jafgd That study hall 'sho is fun, eh, Helon? name's hard to remember, but can't forget her personality. .fdfmu .womannn Zh jzmdgn Busy as a bee . . ,thoughtful ,.,. a Blue Streak On the silent side. , nice to know .,.. certainly the reporter. , a fine gal who makes friends easily. kind of guy the gals go for. giddy .womfuun Sara A staunch member of the C Club . remembered Soft, low voice . . ,class beauty . . wow, you should for being president of almost every club at school. see her dance ..,. has a way with men. Wurfda :fu jdalnpdon Cfarence jufl Conscientious Chopin Junior . . personality Fun-loving, known for his bright remarks . . ,for- plus always seen smiling. ever ready to talk . . .gets away with a lot. Thomason Thompson Thompson SENIORS l 9 .1 i i Tomblin Tribble Tutt 47 Vaiden Veal Venable SENIORS Walters Warner West eanne lljaicien Joe WaAer5 If Zoooooooom here comes an airplane, Joe , , Contagious chuckle ., get up and get . ,. good dancer, . . .pretty hair ..., enthusiastic in everything she does. eaneffe MJ Known by her nickname Pug .. appealing and cute . . possesses poise . . usually seen with Jimmy. Jim unagd Crazy in a cute sort of way . good-looking .. everybody likes his happy-go-lucky, easy going ways. concentrates a lot. ,. multiplies good will by the hundredfold. ' Ziff, Warner The quiet type . , studious . works hard , . .fond of dancing. , . has a sweet personality. ,MAJ Billy's the strong, silent type . happy-go-lucky . , reliable ..he's well liked by all. 1947 Wea! WFAAHIH WIUJWHFJ Just call him Wick for short all round good Sweet . . dependable .,., conscientious .,., sun- fellow likeable . . mischievous every- ny disposition .Hsincere .. ladylike.. well-liked body's pal . lots of fun, by all. iborully Wgginj Mfg Wlfzwzfl 4 Pretty skin . says just enough . , .you'Il notice her You can't help loving her , . a mile a minute talker nice smile little and dainty. , . laughs at everybody's jokes . . ,famous for her friendliness. nm wma Vim, vigor, vitality a red-head with a dynamic personality . , pet peeve-typing ..., interested in dramatics. Wickham Wiggins Wolfe SENIORS Woodward Woolfolk 49 MOST POPULAR i E ' '1 'ii S Dan Henderson Dorothy Steelmon 51 .. 'Q v'A .v1niJ. C' 'X x as '11 R5 K as '43, , NIA . ,f 5 Q kt.. 41.3 ' AW' sd' U SKS ,N Q it 12 6 . 4 i A , f . , A 3 Q' 1' w kg W J li' ka ., . APAQ X W 5 . - , t- ah V . . ' ' 1: fx 2 1 4 X ff ark A 4 5 l Q, ' -+1 'F ,V 3 up S , ,Q .. my nk , if' XM 'f Q 3.2 8 K Q 1,641 M k 1 www' : its in Ns, .. as ,vw Mary Lou Long, Shirley Bartlett, Dorothy Steelmon, Sara Tribble' Jane Dillard BEAUTIES 55 JUNIORS IN MEMORIAM AUBIE RUTLEDGE MINNIX May 20, 1931 December 7, 1 JUNICDRS nu pr V7 ....-.........,,,,,, --...-,- CD .,.,, K Brown Suilnvan MIYKVWOH VV-Wtkmg Bob VV3fkiI'1S, l,I'!'SI.11l'Hf Jimmy Sullivan, Vin' Iwwiflfnr Barbara Brown, .ql'l'l'f'flH'jj AVID Mitchell, 7vl'1'1lNllI'1'I' 57 M. .-. ,,..,. M ,.... ,..., -Me L,,, , ,... ...W ,...X. , , A ' 2 1 BC .2 VLVL ll.. 2: it ui '. ' 'W5f i'A3' in , E ,Q - .ff C A r Q S 233 Ll N' Kg 4 .. A - ' -li 7 5 X D A i ' ALk': ,:--. WS? n- A 58 JUNIORS Adair, Ellen Adair, Helen Adams, Charlotte Adams, Pete Aderhold, Martha Jean Atkinson, Jeanne Baird, Julienne Baldy, Barbara Ann Beaty, Gene Bennett, Halman Bettis, James Betts, Bobby Betts, Oscar Binns, Ronald Birdsong, Nancy Blackmar, Sue Booth, LaVerne Brown, Barbara Browning, J. Wood Brunson, David Burns, Gloria Burrus, Ross Burton, Ralph Camp, Harriet Carpenter, Gaines Cary, Prescott Clements, Carolyn Cobbs, lris l947 Collar, Gilbert Collins, Henry Collins, Kitty Combs, Ruth Cooper, Carolyn Cooper, Helen Copland, Jane Cozart, John David, Owen Davidson, Barbara Davidson, Bud Dokos, Theresa Doub, Richard Drane, Lyra Drew, Lois Eames, Barbara U Eubanks, Pat Fleming, Joyce Floyd, Mac Fowler, Billy Funk, Vernon Fussell, Barbara Je Gaston, Harper Gilbert, Harry Goldstein, Marian Goldstein, Stanley Greer, Elizabeth Gross, Alice S- X JUNIORS Hagins, Jeanne Hall, Linwood Hall, Virginia Halprin, Gloria Harpole, Ethel Harris, Charles Haycraft, Clair Hill, Charles Hirshberg, Walter Hodges, Edward Holliday, Diane Holt, John Holt, Roland Holtrey, Carolyn Howard, Eugenia Hunt, Josephine Hutchinson, Victor Johnson, Kathryn Jones, Henry Jones, Jack Key, Billy King, Martha Kinnett, Kathryn Kite, Alfred Kyle, Clason Land, Robert Lorette, Shirley Latham, Joan l947 Lindsay, James Lockard, James McCaskill, Betty Ann McKay, Jack Magoni, Bobby Mann, Muse Martin, Henry May, Jack Middleton, Lucille Mitchell, Ann Murrah, Ed Myrick, Sarah Nelson, Marie Osteen, Al Peacock, Bobby Pentes, Jack Phillips, Billy Joe Pittman, Pat Pitts, Rutherford Pope, Calista Pound, Jere Rambo, Bill Rawls, Billy Joe Ray, Gloria Roberts, Mildred Ann Rowe, Ray Ross, Ruth Rothstein, Beverly is E B 955 INF E. 15, s Eg? f J it Y f Win ,Y f f A ,fl gt 'Wi 3, LN: X 8 J' E 62 sill JUNIORS Rushin, Evelyn Russell' Charles Shelton, Andrew Smith, Louise Spain, Betty Stanley, Jane Strickland, Christine Suggs, Elinor Sullivan, Jimmy Swift, Barbara Tanquary, Jim Teal, Evelyn Thomas, Neal Thompson, Robert Trammell, Mary Blount Trussell, George Walker. Rose Marie Wall, Jo Ann Waters, Marion Watkins, Bob Welch, Bruce White, Hilda Willis, Linda Ann Wilson, Joe Windham, Jane Woodhall, Jack Woodlift, Charles Yarbrough, Ann arcia AI Garcia SOPHGMORES Carolyn Butts, I'1-ffsiflwnf Frank Turner, I'1'ffp 1,7'l'Hf'1I'IIf , St'!'7'f'fll'7'jf-Tl'!'!lSlIl'f'I' 63 Butts SOP!-IOMGRES Allen, Ann Anderson, James Andrews, Mote Anthony, Buddy Ashworth, Peggy Ayers, Daphne Ayres, Bryan Ball, Lamar Baugh, Libby Beatty, Jacqueline Benford, Marvin Berg, Paul Beusse, Carlton Bone, Aubrey Bradley, Will Bray, Ferris Bray, Hugh Breedlove, Billy Brewer, Floyd Brock, Farrel Brown, Clifford Browning, Jean Bryant, Jimmy Bush, Pat Butts, Carolyn Calhoun, Dee Calhoun, Dennis Cargill, Douglas Cargill, John Cargill, Thacker Carmack, Comer Chambers, Anna Chapman, Beverly Cole, Louis Collier, Gene Cooper, Betty Jo 1947 Cornett, John Crawford, Sue Crevling, Bob Crush, Clinton Davis, John Day, Betty Dierks, Peggy Dismukes, George Drew, Elaine Driver, Patty Faulkner, Sam Feirnster, Elise Francisco, John French, Jean Gallier, Paul Garber, Maurice Garcia, Albert George, Rachel Geyer, Jack Gilder, Herbert Godfrey, Harold Green, Oliver Griffen, Charles Griffiths, Meryl Gunn, Sara Hall, Joe Hamele, Audray Harden. Faye Hardison, Gene Harper, Bill Harrison, Otelia Hatcher, Russel Hayes, LaVerne Heard, Frank Henderson, Mickey Hinton, George 4 if l 'Sl IQ. . X, 6:2 'X P an K , . ,,,Q f . 4-K 2. - C ff 5 J f five fm: if N' 5 N iiiffN5:ff? if f' M:'f Y i , Q W , c v fm, I X xl Q K is xxx: i if s J, A X J ff R ' no 1- 1 CI k F' . N ssil f 'F ff' G ' , -9 ' . , wp x , , fr- I '- A - .1 -. 3 - i -- '- sf' -- sy ig , A , Q , ' ' 3 mi, ' K .m v - wi 'Q' his is ' J ' fl SOPHOMORES Hobbs, Richard Hogan, Diane Hudson, June Hurst, Virginia Irvin, Mary Eula Jackson, Hunter Johnson, Margaret Joiner, Mary Jones, Rudolph Jones, Wesley Jordan, Milton Kelly, Gerry Kiralfy, Bernice Land, Dell Land, Nell Levy, Huguette Lewis, Barbara Lindquist, Roy Little, Carroll Lumrnus, Harold Lundy, Jennie Mahone, Joan Martin, Frances Maxwell, Hazel Mercer, Ann Michalove, Henry Miner, Sally Mobley, Peachy Mooney, Henry Moore, Beverly Moore, Janie Moore, Mary Ann Morrison, Joan Mullin, Louise Munn, Martha Murray, Billie Ann l947 Neal, Margaret Neill, Nancy Neill, Rolfe O'NeaI, Letty Passalaigue, Jack Patrick, Felix Patrick, Martha Perry, Ellen Peterson, Thespina Phillips, Jean Phillips, Mary Phillips, Tommy Pound, Eva Pound, Jimmy Preston, Dayton Preston, Evelyn Purks, Warren Raines, Sara Redding, Katherine Reeves, Janette Rhinehart, Bill Rinzier, Elaine Roberts, Buddy Roberts, Martha Roberts, Winifrcd Rodgers, Evelyn Rogers, Billy Roy, Frank Sachs, Nancy Sanders, Lamar Schley, Philip Seeger, Audrey Seitz, Jeff Shannon, Fred Shirah, Leonard Smith, Barbara SOPHOMORES Smith, Frank Smith, Fred Smith, Virginia Spector, Gloria Spenser, Ann Spielberger, Bobby Stewart, Louise Stratford, Kenneth Streetman, Alcye Strickland, Joyce Studebaker, Betty Sugg, Dick Tinsley, Beverly Jean Trice, Helen Tuggle, Tommy Turner, Ann Turner, Annie Turner, Frank Vance, Chick Waldrep, Dean Weatherly, Billy Weber, Kay White, Kenneth Wickham, Billy Wilson, Nan Wilson, Tommy Wood, Alton Wright, Robert Young, Bobby SUB-FRESHMEN Florshcum Rowlenson ANUCYSOU Lamar Harrell, l'n-szklcnt DOriS Florsheim, Vicv1'r'f'Sfrlw1f Ann Ar1ClerSOl'1. St'l I'Hflll'y Haddaway ROWl9FlSOl l, Tl'l'llSllI 69 .Ur O 'O 0 Harrell l947 Acree Phyllis Aderhold, Alton Anthony, Emmy Armbruste r, Ma ry Batchelor, Mary Beech, Janet Billings, Frank Blackmon, Alfred Boutwell, Sidney Boyd, Phoebe Brown, Madison Brown, Sylvia Calhoun, Nancy Cardona, Dolores Cole, Fay Collier, Bryan Cothran, James Crawford, Billy Ann :Skirt- C 'ff' isii iii y,y, i,so l,, gig liiss is A New i ri NNN it ri a X -0-Q' ll ' lk, X, 'rr'-A , A 3 l is GK E SUB Alford, Eugene Anderson, Ann Aubrey, Frank Bambush, Betty Betts, Corinne Bickerstaff, Hale Booth, Dotty Boswell, Charles Brewer, Billy Brower, Ouida Buchanan, Betty Buck, Jane Chapman, Dan Clark, Russell Cook, Ronald Cornett, Mary Crawley, Stella Cunningham, Ann SHMEN David, Shirley Davidson, Betty Downing, Hamilton Drew, Barbara Eidam, Karl iiffis, George Zorte, Bettie -reeman, Joan Seiger, Judy Sibson, Barbara Boss, Pat zraham, Don Sreene, Ba rba ra mregory, Janice Suthrie, Lamar ladaway, Carl larrell, Lamar larris, Frances 1 .. 1 'G ' 1. ps at sg XS, x fl Q .S l947 Davis, Mary DesPortes, William Edris, Harold Eidam, Ben Flake, Linwell Florsheim, Doris Gainey, Betty Geeters, Milton Goss, Jean Goss, Joan Graham, Sara Green, Douglas Griffiths, Marian Grizzard, Harriet Hargett, Bill Hargett, Bob Haycratt, Sally Hayes, Bobby i947 Hayes, Byron Hayes, David Hickman, Joanne Hill, Gene Holleman, Ralph Hollingsworth, Tommy Howard, Louis Hubbard, Charles Hurt, Gladden Ingram, June Jones, Kenneth Jones, Robe rta Kilgore, Don Kimbrell, Joye Kokoles, Peggy Lafkowitz, Sandra Loridans, Henri Markland, Teddy if Y. ei i S 1 xlf H rl. r .. .ly K Q 1 X Se N is wifes ,- cf - N Q, X at L ix .N S X GN X5 59, i V- .S SUB Henderson, Doris Herndon, Joanne Hinton, Jack Hitchings, Sinclair Horne, Bill Horne, Herman Hughes, Bobby Hunt, Bab Jackson, Terry Johnston, John Jones, Tommie Kelly, Gary Kite, David Knighton, Nancy Lawson, George Levinson, Roslyn Martin, Jeanne Maurer, Bill F S H M E N McKay, Jean I or McCormick, Leonora i R 'Q r X 5 R Middleton, Riley Mitchell, Fred Moore, Virginia Anne Morton, Marshall Murray, Ma ry Boyd Myrick, Richard Nlewsome, Pete Nlewsome, Sonya Darker, Nelson Patrick, Betty lX Domerance, Warren 9. Poole, Norman lamirez, Charles Qamsay, Bob Qigsby, Zoe Ann Qosebaum, Bobby -. m 0 i X , Jig Q 1: , we Y it 'r f ' , - . j k ' 'gf x N J .R K-'t g 1 .. in , f -s .f 'xr WH' f s J JN. fi ui. f Yr ii if . - r r . :M p , 'tvs X? if itwffls 'rw J.. C7 MNC... l 9 4 7 McNulty, Betty McPhail, Martha Ann Moon, John Moore, Joyce Moscatelli, Jack Moss, Barbara Nachman, Inge Naramore, Nicky O'Hare, Joe Page, Henry Pease, Norman Pittman, Betty Poole, Truman Pratt, Maurice Ramsey, Ann Rawls, Jill Rothchild, Matile Rovig, Barbara l 9 4 7 Rowan, Wallace Rowlenson, Haddaway Salter, Bob Sanders, Ma ry Schimek, Jim Shaw, George Skaggs, Betty Smith, Crawford Sorrell, Tommy Spencer, Edna Summers, Bob Tate, Billie Anne Thomas, Jimmy l'homas, Shirley l'owle, Donna Vrice, Joan Jaughn, Jimmy Jenable, George S S , . ,Q, SUB Ruth, Billy Jean Sachs, Jane Saunders, Frank Scarbrough, Patsy Shields, Reba Siegel, Leon Snider, Lamar Snipes, Jimmy St. Louis, Mary Summerlin, Ann Taylor, Averett Taylor, Kim Tidman, Carolyn Tolle, Jeff Tucker, Roger Tuggle, Billy Walker, Jimmy Webb, Richard SHMEN i West, Carolyn Westerman, Jessie Wilde, Jeanne Williams, Camille Woodliff, Ann Woolard, Fay Young, Jimmy SENIORS Benford, Lamar Dickson, Fred Egan, Dick McCluskey, George Smith, Hugh Uptain, Lois JUNIORS Andrews, Mary Atkinson, Eleanor Burton, William -Bush, Alex Carpenter, Philip Cash, Amos Cline, Jo Anne Coker, Herbert Crawford, Maureen Foley, Edward Foran, Tim Helms, Betty Irons, Beverly Latham, Mary Layfield, Pasty Millican, Allen Perkins, Mary Ann Rumble, Hollis Rutledge, June Scott, Carrol Smith, Clifford Spear, Curtis Stillinger, Suzanne .J T2 1 Y N y . ,, A ,i,l,-. ifiloi. ,.., No Pictures! Sullivan, Edward Thomas, Hale Tibbetts, Ann Marie Wilson, Tommy Young, Billy SOPHOMORES: Ates, Rita Baldwin, Clayton Borom, Charles Coffey, Bob Crawford, Naomi Curran, Dick Dalton, Eleanor Elliot, Edward Fain, Donald Foster, Earl Hardy, Arthur Howard, Henry Jackson, Tommy Jenkins, Daniel Percy Kirshfield, Helen Kittel, Philip Mock, Edward Page, Betty Passailaigue, Edward Perkins, Arthur Roberts, Harry Simmons, William Snowden, Charles Springer, Phillip Stivarius, John 75 ! l Webster, Charles Willis, Betty Willis, Bobby SUB-FRESHMEN Barrington, Jimmy Bender, Marta Braswell, Barbara Dordavian, Parnell Foran, David Friedman, Harriett Graham, Sam Greene, Clara Gunn, Sara Ann Hamer, Joyce Hicks, Frances Hunt, Gabrielle Kreilick, Elvin Lipsey, Robert Luke, Robert McDaniel, Charles Mehaffeyy, Lum Paine, Hendree Shaw, Dianne Slaughter, Gloria Sterling, Marvin Stevens, Shirley Ann Thompson, Marian -Trajwick, Bobby Tuggle, Tom Wood, Joan Whipple Harriet Wilbur Helen Willman Joe Wilson David l Woolfolk Eleanor Wynn, Weslyn qw 'MMM' f 7 1 ' . f' YE -Xxx-'V ,. QL Ns O KS Q X mm XXX' 1 Pi ' M i 4- . M A f 5 ' fr H . ,xv WSQN t-.. 1 may U awbef iygqsx im J ey rwgtw 1 1 : A W :Sf EDITORIAL STAFF Frances Reeves, Editm--in-Chief .lane Dillard, Literary Editor Charles Edwards, Associate Editor Sarah McCollum, Art Editor Shirley Pekor, Associate Editor Miss Roberta Lawrence, Adviser lf' Reeves .4 N- l J 3 4 Gladys Sue Johnson, Associate Editor COH Edwards Dillard Reeves Lawrence McCollum Pekor, Johnson 78 Virginia Pease, llnsinvss .'lIunug4'r Gloria pl'GSfOI'1, f'l.I'l'Ill1lfl.0ll ,1Irimlg4'p' BUSINESS STAFF arbara Mile, ,'illl'l I'f1.N'flIjf i1lum1gl1'r Barbara Brown Lois Estes Q Joan Knighfon V Rebecca Pearce S Sammy Rawls Lu Sfarnes A, JJJJ ' Peggy Sfriffler Sue Stuckey AMarfha Lu Thompson Pease Mile Preston 79 Barfletf B L U E EDITORIAL STAFF Shirley Bartlett, Eriifrw-iii-C'l1ivf' Sara Tribble, News Edifor, ,first sernvstvr Ann Mitchell, News Editor, srfvnnri semr'sfc r Millard GI'lrT16S, Sports Editor Mildred Price, Fwlfiirc' Eflifor, firsf srfiliesfvr ADH Gelles, Ffrlfilw' Editor, S'l?l'0'IIf'I srfmesfrw' Arm Mitchell, Ann Gellesl Page Editor, lst svniffsfrfr Carolyn COOp6r, Sara Nlyrickl Prim' Editor, 2nd svmcsil l..Barbara Newman, Cupy Edifur l:l3rrieLC.OUl1'er, EJ'ffllUf7lf1C Editor 114+ 1--A Qearlelle Veala Assistant Efr:l1nng1f Erlifor REPORTERS Ed Murrah, Ronald Binns, Anne Turner, lris Cobb, Alma Thomason, Louise Mullin, John Holmes, Harry Hall, Norman Fried- man, Rolfe Neilltldeannef Hagins, Maurice Garber, Billie Ann Murray, Hugh Smith, Bernice Kiralfy. Newman Cooper Gelles Myrick Mitchell Grimes 80 QEAK BUSINESS STAFF Barbara Mile, liifsiiwxs .'1,1Ill!Ifj1'l' Neal Tl'1OFT'1aS, .11!l'1'IfI'Nl'II!f ,1l!lH1Ifjf'l', ffrsf xr'm1'sfr'r QR 9beCCa p9al'CG, Ar1:'w'fisr'riy .1lllllllff!'I', vrwnlrl ::1'.'H1 Ur Sammy Rawls, Gloria Presron, Martha Lu Thompson, Vir- ginia Pease, Sue Stuckey, Joanne Knignton, V' Peggv Striffler, Lu Sfarness, Lois Estes, Bar- bara Brown. f'l.l'l'lllll'flIl! jlllllllfffl' ASSISTANTS .,1.,, M.z Stuckcy Rawls Estes Thompson Preston Pcasc Pearce Knighton Brown 81 QE Major Julian P. Steen CP.M,S.84T.J Sgt. W. T4 Smith Lieutenant Holt holds his pIaToor1 af sfrrcf atfe To . .v '- 82 !'1uIr'l Lt. fkiloiivl Sprnisrn' Bobby Rowe Diane Holliday Under the able direction of the New P. M. S. 8.T. the Columbus High School R. O, T. C. unit has made a complete turn over this year. They have taken a great stride toward a better and more efficient unit. The cadets have received instruction in military history, map reading, first aid, military tactics, and rifle marksmanship with the cadets them- selves doing most of the instructing. A rifle team which has engaged in several matches has also been formed. Lieutenant Adkins improves his platoon drill technique while Lieutenant Braswell makes corrections. - k lt S H . 9 M .- ..c...m...J 83 flfl1llfI'l77. Bobby Thompson First I,ie'1ifc'11unf Pat Flermiken COMPANY Sponsor Jackie Stewart Sponsor CDCO Read R4 if First l1if'Illf'IIlllIf Bill Farley Srfwirml I,if'Hl4'n1r11f Wilson Camp Collis Tomblin llfljlllllll Dan Henderson l l'rsf l,ir1rfwmlul Henry Collins ' Q COMPANY fl r ,,,M l J' 1 7 S. Slmuxor Harriet Coulter ,A--' I-A-1'.,'VL U .1 ' 'l l I 4 rl I l l Sponsor Mary Eula Irvin 85 A., Svrmlrl Ll'l'llfl'IlllHf More Andrews Harry Hall Roland Holt isa..- uk NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society is an organization which is open to boys and girls ot accredited high schools all over the country. The qualifications tor mem- bership are character, service, leadership, and scholarship. To be eligible, a student must have a standing average of B in all his studies and he must be in the last halt ot his junior year. For one of its outstanding projects, this group sponsored a Valentine dance, the proceeds ot which were donated to the school to add to a fund to install a public-speaking system. Bill Farley seems to bc the center of attraction at the Valentine dance, 1.1.1.T,,, FALL TERM OFFlCERS: SPRlNG TERM OFFICERS: Charles Edwards, III'l'SiCl0l1f Kathryn Kinnett, I'1'c'sid011t Frances Reeves, Vice I'rc'sirIenf Gloria Preston Vice Iwcfsidzfvzt Betty Woodward, Sewvtnfry-Ti'eus1irw Shirley Pekor, Semwtafry-T1'ec1s11rvr Charlotte Adams Shirley Bartlett Sally Bradley Barbara Brown Harriet Coulter! Barbara Davidson Jane Dillard Vera Drane Theresa Dokos Bill Farley Vernon Funk Anne Gelles Virginia l-lall '1 Bill Hendry Gladys Sue Johnson Jack Jones Jeanne Jones Barbara Newman I Virginia Pease I Mildred Price Millicent Scudder Martha Lu Thompson Rose Marie Vilalker Marion Waters Shirley Bartlett QU l LL AND SCROLL The Nunnally Johnson Chapter ot the Quill and Scroll is an organi- zation to further the work ot high school journalists and to reward those students who have done outstanding work in some field of journalism. Our chapter has for its motto, Know the truth and the truth shall make you tree. The society had for its project this year a study ot the various types of journalism at Columbus High and the formulating ot a constitu- tion tor the chapter. Five surprisecl scholars are honored at the induction. Anne Gelles, 1'l'l'8l-1l1'lll Gloria Preston, Vim' l'r'r's1'1lwnI Mildred Price, Sv1 i'r'lf11'y-7'i'z'frsfii'f'i' Ba rha ra Brown K Harriet Coulter ' Jane Dillard Charles Edwards Bill Farley Millard Grimes Gladys Sue Johnson Ann Mitchell f Barbara Newman If Shirley Pekor 1' Gloria Preston F17 Mildred Price Frances Reeves Neal Thomas AMartha Lu Thompson Sara Tribble SENlOR HI-Y The Senior Hi-Y is composed of members ot the junior and senior classes ot Columbus High School. The slogan ot the Hi-Y is clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living, and its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school ancl community high standards of Christian character. During the past school year, the Hi-Y has assisted in sponsoring the Bible Studies, sponsored an Honesty Campaign, and contributed to the World Youth Fund. Mr. Thomas and his boys. Harry Howell, I'rr'sirlc'uf Pat Flenniken, Vim' I'rz'si1Ie'11f Billy Cunningham, Sl'C'l'Pflll'jf Dan Cabaniss, 7ll't'HNIH'4'l' Jimmy Braswell Philip Byrne Mark Chesser Bud Davidson Richard Doub Walter Eason Bill Farley Millard Grimes Bobby Hardaway John Holmes John Holt 88 Ted Jones George McCluskey Brown Nicholson Travis Norris Bill Rambo Hollis Rumble Tommy Smalshof Clarence Tutt Jim Venable Joe Walters Neal Wickham JUNIOR l-ll-Y The action of our club is based on our purpose and our platform. Our purpose is to creat, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity higher standards of Christian character. Our platform is clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living, The Hi-Y has put stress on honesty this year and helped carry out Honesty Week sponsored by the Student Council. The members try to live up to these ideals and spread them throughout Columbus. What would these energetic boys do without the rail? FALL TERM OFFFlCERSZ SPRING TERM OFFlCLRS Kenneth White, I'rr'sirIr'iif Kenneth Stratford, l'1'r'sfrlrilI l-lucih Bray, l'i'r-4' l'l'1'SI.lIt'I1f Buddy Anthony, Vim' l,l'l'Sl.1Il'llf Dayton Preston, Sr'r'r1'!f1r'y Sam Faulkner, Sc'1're'frii'y Bryan Ayres, T!'f'IINHl'1'l' Crawford Smith, Tr'r'rrs1ii'r'r Larnar Ball Carlton Bcusso Aubrey Bone Will Bradley David Brunson Dennis Calhoun Johnny Cargill George Dismukes Albert Garcia Gene l-lardison Frank Heard John McCraney Warren Purks William Rhinehart 89 Buddy Roberts Philip Schley Bobby Spielberger Tommy Tuggle Frank Turner Billy Weatherly Bobby Young SENIOR TRI-l-ll-Y During the year the Senior Tri-Hi-Y has worked to uphold the ideals expressed in its platform and its purpose, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, higher standards of Christian character. Some of the projects in which the members participated were these: selling poppies and forget-me-nots for disabled veterans, collecting cancelled postage stamps to aid crippled children, carrying Christmas baskets to needy families and serving as a co-sponsor for a series of Bible Study programs. Senior Tri-Hi-Y girls help in the office. Rose Marie Walker, P7'ffSi!ll.V7If SBecky Pearce, Vice I'I'6SffIl'7lf Gladys Sue Johnson, Secfrcffnry Ruth Combs, TI'!?IIHlH'i'l' Mrs. Elizabeth T, Langdon, Advisor' Shirley Bartlett Sue Blackmar Betty Jean Booth' Barbara Brown Helen Cooper Sue Coul.Qr' Jane Dillard Lois Estes . Kathryn Kinnett Barbara Mize Mary McKenzie Virginia Pease Shirley Pekor Calista Pope Gloria Preston Coco Read Frances Reeves Lu Starnes Edwina Swinson Qlvlartha Lu Thompson JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y The purpose ot the Junior Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community higher standards of Christian char- acter, The Junior Tri-HieY this year has given to the World Youth Fund, has taken part in collecting stamps for crippled children, has sold poppies and red feathers, has given Thanksgiving boxes to needy persons, and has helped the other clubs sponsor the Bible Studies. Pearlws program must lie quite amusing, Mary Mohley, l'i'i'sirlr'ilf Bernice Kirally, lviff' l'i4'sl'rli'iil Liluliy Baugh, ,q4'l'I'l'ftIl'jf Billie Ann Murray, Ti'1'fls1ii'4'i' Miss Hazel Vw'itherington, flrlrixtii' Mrs Frances Bailey, .rlfl1'I'sm' Daphne Ayers Juan Browning Carolyn Butts Anna Chamlicrs Beverly Chapman lilaine Drew Elise Feirnster Jean French Diane Hogan June Hudson Virginia Hurst Mary Joiner Huouette Levy Joan Mahone Margaret Neal Nancy Neill Martha Patrick Ellen Perry 0 l Eva Pound Evelyn Preston Ann Spencer Anne Turner Nan Wilson Barbara Smith Louise Mullin Hazel Maxwell S. P. Q. R. The Latin Club is composed of third and fourth year Latin Students. The purpose ot this club is to promote interest in the classics and to learn something ot the lite and customs ot the Romans. This year, there have been some very interesting programs given. There was a special program on Thanksgiving, a play about the death ot Caesar on the ldes ot March, a program which taught how to read the Roman calendar, and at the end of the year there was a Roman banquet, Jane Stanley as Cicero, argues before the Roman citizens. Kathryn Kinnett, Cinzszll 1,l'lHlllN Rose Marie Walker, flUIISlll S1't'tllIfll!.'S Jack Jones, Svrilrrl Miss Elizabeth N. Rogers, Rm-fur Charlotte Adams Julienne Baird Shirley Bartlett Prescott Cary Barbara Davidson Jane Dillard Theresa Dokos Lois Drew Joyce Fleming l-larper Gaston Carolyn l-loltrey Martha King Beverly Rothstein Betty Spain Jane Stanley Barbara Switt Marion Waters Hilda White DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club of Columbus High School, under the direction of Mrs, Clotilde H. Shirley, meets once a week. During the year various pro- grams are given for assembly and for organizations outside of school. Anyoone taking dramatics is eligible for membership in this club. Its purpose is to instruct students more fully in the art of drama, make-up and public speaking. During the year members are usually called upon to help with radio plays and skits at one of the local radio station. Club members illustrate many of their varied activities. Irs -. ft T Kill. 295 W , HE i 'rar lttmet I2 H MWYHC mygg-53905 IRTLFLX Peggy Wolfe, l'rvsirIvnf Dan Henderson, View l'ri'siiIw1f Philip Byrne, S'f'c r1'fil.'ry-Ti'c'r1Niirm' Bobby Alford Ann Bone Sallyy Bradley Elaine Drew Steve Harris Vivian Horne Patsy Laytield Mary Lou Long Larie Lumpkin Barbara Mize Marilyn McGehee Louise McLaughlin Sara Smith '-'Fern Spandorfer Mary Blount Trammell Billy West 93 LES AMIS Dramatic Artists lend talent to club program. This year the French Club's main project was its contribution to the Milk Fund sponsored by The American Aid to France. This fund went to the underncurished children of France. Several skits were given and French songs were often sung. Martha Aderhold Gloria Burns Carolyn Butts Anna Chambers Vera Drane Bill Farley Mary Ann Flowers Vernon Funk Ellen Garrett Harper Gaston Gloria Halprin Faye Harden Richard Hobbs Eugenia Howard Gladys Sue Johnson Kathryn Kinnett Martha King Patsy Layfield Barbara Brown, Piwsirlcilf Ruth Combs, Vice Presirlffnt Kathryn Johnson, Sflrfrefrrry Ruth Woolfolk, Ti'vr1s1ii'm' Miss Lillian Griffith, Advisor Huguette Levy Barbara Lewis Shirley Lorette Hazel Maxwell Mary McKenzie Floreed Mehaffey Anne Mercer Lucille Middleton Barbara Mize Martha Munn SRebecca Pearce Shirley Pekor Jack Pentes Mary Ann Perkins Ann Perry Ellen Perry Calista Pope Eva Pound 94' Evelyn Preston Gloria Preston Gloria Ray Frances Reeves Janette Reeves Elaine Rinzler Mildred Ann Roberts Beverly Rothstein Billie Jean Ruth Lu Starnes Suzie Stillenger Elinor Suggs Barbara Swift Edwina Swinson Mary B. Trammell Marion Waters Linda Ann Willis EL CIRCULO ESPANOL The famous 1arabe dance by AI Garcia and Mtllllltl Ji-an Arlcrhnlil Annu Allen lillian Anthony M.iry lie-llt' Askew lililvy Uaufih llmmlrl Binns Ainoi. Cash lirmlm Coffey Hi-It-n Cooper Owen Davirl lv.1 Davis Pat Eiilianlfs Ji-anne liiinrh Allin-rt Garcia Harry Ciilliert Margaret Johnson. Jeanne Hagins Sinclair Hutchins Walter l-lirschberg Diane Hogan Diane Holliday Josephine l-lunt Gladys Sue Johnson Margaret Johnson Geraldine Kelly Clason Kyle Jimmy Lindsey Larie Lumpkin Sarah McCollum Rutledge Minnix Sarah Myrick 95 The purpose ot El Circulo Espanol is to promote interest and a better understanding bee tween this Country and the Countries of Latin America. ln order to help promote this interest and understand- ing, programs have been pre- sented showing Spanish ex- pressions of courte sy and Spanish customs, movies have been seen in the ditterent classes, and Spanish songs and games have been learned. Virginia Pease, l'rrw1'flf'all l-larriette Ca'np, l'ff'i' l'iiwl'il+'llf Coco Read, S!'l'I'l'ff1Ijl Betty Jean Booth, 7vI't'1lNllI'f'i' Betty Woocfward, .Stiirlmir 1111111141 ll,l'jH'1'Nl'IlfIlfiI'l'A Ann Gelles, l'ri'xs Rvlmrtvr Mrs, Missouri B. Huling, .-lil1'1's.:1' Martha Patrick Billy Rogers Ruth Ross Evelyn Rushin Millicent Scudder Audrey Seeger Sara Smith Gloria Spector Alcye Streetman Christine Strickland Curtis Spear Jim Tanquary Evelyn Teal Chick Vance Bobby Young Pl-l I LOSOPHERS' SOCIETY The purpose ot the Philosophers' Society is for members to share with one another their hobbies, interests, and experiences. To qualify tor the club, a student must be a 3-A or a senior, and rank in the upper third of his class. Meetings are held twice a month, at which time speeches are given by the members. Some of the topics discussed this year are Symphony Orchestras, Psychology, Types of Qld Religions, infantile Paralysis, and Astronomy. The early birds try to look philosophical. Bobby l-lardaway, Prcsidmlf Virginia Pease, Vice President Jane Dillard, Secretary-Ti'cas1ii'z'i' Miss Mary Alice Arnold, Advisor Shirley Bartlett l, Rebecca Pearce Sally Bradley Shirley Pekor Joe Chapmarl Gloria Preston Charles Edwards Frances Reeves Gladys Sue Johnson 96 RUTLEDGE MINNIX DEBATERS' CLUB To qualify for membership in this society, a student must be at least in the ninth grade, must have a C average, be recommended by the faculty advisor and accepted by a three-fourths majority vote of the club members. An award has been established for this club by Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Minnix in memory of their son, Rutledge. This year the money will be used to buy materials for the whole society. Beginning next year the award will be given in the form of a bond to the person who is the outstanding member. Orator Neill emphasizes his point. Peggy Wolfe, Presidfeuf Millard Grimes, Vice I'7 l'Nl'!II'lIf Rolfe Neill, Ta'f'r1x11rr'i' Buddy Anthony Bobby Spielberger Harriette Camp Averett Taylor .lohn Francisco Bruce Welch Jack McKay 97 C CLUB The purpose ot the C Club is to promote athletics ot the school on a clean and moral basis, to promote social lite among its members, and to cultivate those qualities which go into the making of healthy, desirable and worthy students and citizens. Some of the projects this year have included buying records for use in the gym, sponsoring dances tor the students, donating to the Red Cross, and planning to donate a new trophy case to the school. President Byrne holds his club members enthralled. Philip Byrne, Pr0s'idm1t Bobby Magoni, Vice Piwsidezwt Bobby Rowe, Secfretary Bill Gausman, Treasiirvr Dickie Butler, Advism' S. 'J Bob Adkins Mote Andrews Alex Bush Ralph Burton Tommy Butts Dennis Calhoun Henry Collins Pat Flenniken '- Bobby l-lardaway Steve Harris Jack Jones Guy Kilgore ' 1 Alfred Kite George McCluskey Jere Pound Flollis Rumble Neal Thomas HONORARY MEMBERS Cli,cco'lvacl01's Ruth Combs Dot Steelmon Jackie Stewart CLOUDBUSTERS For anyone who is really interested in living, eating, sleeping, and breathing flying here's just the right group for him to know! During the year the members of this club have made breakfast flights to Atlanta, Alexander City, LaGrange, Montgomery, Albany and Americus. Three of its members have their private licenses which among other things means that they have each spent at least forty hours in the air, and those who don't have licenses yet are working hard to earn them. Nothing is more welcome than breakfast after a long flight. Joe Walters, Pl'!'8l-d! H,f Jimmy Braswell, Vice President Bill Farley, Secretary Brown Nicholson, T1'eas1irCr Dan Cabaniss Ted Jones Pat Flenniken - -N vw ' Joe Metcalf Linwood Hall Bobby Rowe Harry Howell .4 ,M Gene Woolfolk 99 Ann Perry Ellen Garrett-ei Gloria Halprin Alex Bush GLEE CLUB SOLOISTS Linwood Hall Collis Tomblin Bob Meyers Walter Eason .'1l'l70'WL1JfLlLiSll1 Helen Judd ,E ,ll 1 X f' Gl RLS' DOUBLE TRIO Ann Perry Phyllis Acree Patsy Scarbrough Pat Bush! Ellen Garrett? Jessie Westerman Ilircctorz Miss Mary Le Bow The Groups of which the Columbus High Choral Division is composed V.-mag fr' -' uv are the mixed chorus, the boys' glee club, the girls' glee club, and the girls' double trio. These groups have made a good name for themselves in and around Columbus, having been invited at different times to sing for social events. Three of the highlights of the year have been entrance into the District Music Contest at Americus, entrance into the State Music Contest at Milledgeville, and entrance in a City Music Festival presented in the Memorial Stadium. ln both of the contests the clubs received high ratings. lOO xg THE BAND Patsy Collins, Drum Illajofr Viggo Harlrid Richards, III'1'S1.Ill'lIf vdgewghiapn-1.aQJ. Vim' I,I'l'S'l:1fl'lIf Jim Venable, Srfwwffl'ry-Trwlsilrr1 Harry Gilbert, fwlllIlLjll'I' Mickey Henderson, l1llH'lII'l.lIH The Columbus High band has enjoyed a very successful year. Starting in September with only twelve players, the membership has steadily in- creased until the present membership consists of fifty players, seven majorettes and one drum major. Their performances during the year have been numerous and have covered a wide field of entertainment, such as football games, parades, concerts, banquets and radio. The band entered the Third District Music Festival and turned in a superb performance on this occasion. The top rating which the band won in this Festival qualified them to play in the State Festival which was held in Milledgeville. For the second time the band brought home top honors. lOl Aw , My , K ' V, ,. ,S is 4 2 xx Q2 E3 45, ' x , 'Km - ' ww g 5 -. w as ' K we -mf -N am .A 'Ek Q X, :N K 'L , J X1 XP X , Qi 2: 1 2 ' Q 4 i143,, may ir, ,X .VQEQQXM ,X g ,. , Ex? f ' H ' - -: Q15 'za' 3 W Q W Q wwxw x K k K aww M MMA x:.,ww-My .W sm. M my - W .. xi S5-g A A f Wk mn-1 S X w-'H -wb-S NWC Q wk .wx X 1 - GW 4 K Wwffwmx 5 ffw lY'?KSKN3'i. , r Q-' .. , WM M x. X MQ, x CQNSK: ' 'L L XX - if w, , -. ,Q-.gg ,+. Ww w QR X ffififfkfll. 3 ' im. , v, J uf P .. , :ff ' 1 V W f W A Q f 1 Vdvy, 45 556491 W' ff., f' l fn ' f. u V4 H ,- 'wif QM M, ' - L., ' i :A -V 9 . f ' Q , A ' . 'V Q M A ,fr Q42 5 fm lvfwlm --Q k -MIT X x 55 5 5' 5:9-,YQ Q x X X X X A x Q ,. ,k is . N M- fx WX x ' N9 ,Q V L. ii Ak.A it K - 4 9 M N A W :- G J 1 I Ili? FOOTBALL Chuck Magoni is captain of our football team. He has been the guid- ing star of the team through two sea- sons, the latter with seven wins and Chuck Magoni H fl lf 1111 rl-' Gilbert, who is our co-captain, has been a real mainstay of the team. When the going really gets tough, he can still carry the ole pigskin right through the center. His ability as a blocking back is really brilliant. Both Chuck and Gilbert have been selected first string G. I. A. A. backs. lO4 only two losses. From his position as halfback Chuck has made lll points. His is the second highest total in G. l. A. A. play for the season. Because of his exceptional running at- tack, he is probably the most valuable player on the team. Gilbert Stephenson F11 I I b u c' If Dickie Butler C011 rlz CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Dennis Calhoun wma iiff gm Ralph Burton IWCIIIUQF7' FOOTBALL SCORES 31 Auburn 7 6 Boys' High 27 26 Lanier I3 7 Central 13 33 Richmond 20 33 Benedictine 6 I8 Savannah 6 51 Baker Village 7 l3 Jordan 7 lO5 FOOTBALL SUMMARY Columbus High School closed the l946 football season with a l3-7 win over a stubborn Jordan team. This completed an excellent record of seven wins against two losses and gave us a tie for second place G, l. A, A. with Boy's High of Atlanta. The game with Jordan offered a fine example of Chuck Magoni's brilliant running. ln the closing minutes of the game Chuck received the ball, dashed off tackle for a 46 yard run, went over standing up, and put us in the lead after we had been on the short end of the score the greater part of the game. With Auburn in our opening game we got off to a good start with a 3l-7 win, However, in the second game of the season we suffered a bad setback, losing to a tough Boy's High team. Nevertheless, the game was much closer than the score would seem to indicate. The lack of substitutes hampered us in this game particularly. Lanier of Macon, our next opponent, brought us a 26-l3 win and the severe loss of Ape McCluskey, our first string center, who was retired from action because of a broken arm. Next came our only other loss of the season. A rough team from Central barely managed to edge us out by a score of l3-7. The following three games brought us three victories: 33-20 over Richmond of Augusta, 33-6 over Benedictine from Savannah, and l8-6 over Savannah High. In the Benedictine game we lost the services of Bobby Hardaway who was put out of action because of a broken shoulder. Our largest score of the season, 5l-7, was made in the game with Baker Village. Chuck and Pat Flenniken put wings on their heels and made some beau- tiful runs with the help of a team that was workin just l'ke a well oiled machine. A lf? T A quick pre-game warmup and they are off for another win 106 2 ,y I U. A B ii? V xi ss,- axon 2. 1 ,X s YET 5, K- , . gf- QQ? fc 3 f E R X' .. x,, Q x Chuck f wwwffwfvwfw , LETTER Lamar Benford Tackle Bob Adkins Gurwd P .vs 'al Pat Flqnniken Bobby Hardaway Hcllfback End 108 MEN Henry Collins H1111 svffw ' 15 ,r -cf-V ,eif 'N X fa' Harry Howell Guy Kilgore f2llllI'fI'I',HlI'lx' I' Hd 5,3 lf, 'Mg -n-AO' 'K - U W 473' .. . , s,ux:.4 Alfred Kite LETTER ,,Ape,f McCluskey Center Tackle 3 I ru , Bobby Rowe Bobby Thompson Qurnlterlzack Center, End i y. E 219 H0 MEN Jere Pound l lflllmr'l.' Lv. Jimmy Sullivan Bob Watkins Iluuwl Guard PEANUT BOWL ACTIVITIES Shirley Bartlett was chosen as sponsor for the first Peanut Bowl game scheduled to be held New Year's Day between Benton High School of St. Joseph, Missouri, and Tech High School of Atlanta. A Peanut Pageant was held New Year's Eve at Teen Tavern, where judges selected a queen and attendants from sponsors of various high schools in Georgia. FOOTBAL Mrnjorettesz Mary Ann Moore, Janie Moore, Pat Pitt Margie Brasselle, Laverne Bo N .rv . ,ir .. A r A W. rf r Q ' P15 -5, I at 'M V, 1 : fr V L 4- V V is Q , ,gy if . ., K , , ,gifs , 5' ,gf , I 'S Ji ,Nr I 9. I , ft' M 2 I I W Q ,Mfwi gs ,I . S A .ws A N Shirley Bartlett rides down Broadway atop one of the floats in the Peanut Parade LAMOUR 894.5 fy ll xvv T. JJX . gn, Alexander, Mildred Price, Patsy Collins ldrum maiorettel, Day, Jane Windham V I SPONSORS Pictured below with their escorts are the sponsors for the Jordan-Columbus football game, Mary Eula Irvin and Diane Holliday. Their escorts are Hale Thomas and Will Pennell, both veterans and former members of the C Club. Both the sponsors and their escorts were selected by the C Club. x Y GD Mary Eula Irvin with Will Penncll, and Diane Holliday with Hale Thomas 111 Philip Byrne, Captain Carlton Lewis, Coach Hollis Rumble, Alterimte Captain BASKETBALL SCORES CHS 39 Marist 28 CHS 36 Benedictine 38 CHS 44 Lanier 30 CHS 27 Tech High 55 CHS 35 Boy's High 47 CHS 46 Lanier 50 CHS 56 Richmond 48 CHS 40 Tech High 39 CHS 53 Baker Village 39 CHS 48 Jordan 62 CHS 52 Marist 44 CHS 54 Benedictine 40 CHS 42 Savannah 57 CHS 44 Boy's High 49 CHS 54 Baker Village 42 CHS 47 Richmond 46 CHS 56 Jordan 63 CHS 36 Savannah 50 TOURNAMENT SCORES CHS 49 Benedictine 38 CHS 25 Richmond 43 H4 i i l l i i Philip Byrne, l,'vutf'r Jack Jones, l'v0I 1lJfU'll' Hollis Rumble, Guard Bobby Hardaway, Cehfcr Jere Pound F'o1'wm'd xx Ape McCluskey, Fo1'u'a1'd A, 9' lckie Collins, GZIQI' me Q' Mote Andrews, Ona rd f Wbu 5.5 'iii ': ,f , , A . 2, . .. ll ' e 3 Lamar Clements, For wr: rd A fu 777D b all dU 'f7O th Q 7-QC I' t J f P I 9 x O I 'W Hig h 961179 Travis Norris, f:llf1I'fI Byrne tries ni teammates stand alert kuij Al L BASKETBALL SUMMARY In the regular l947 seasonal play, the Columbus High basketball squad under the coaching of Dickie Butler, came through with a record of 9 wins against 9 losses. ln GIAA play, they had a 7-9 record. The team was considered one of the greenest that CHS has ever turned loose on the hardwood. However, they soon proved that they made up for lack of experience by scrap and eagerness to win. Center Philip Byrne captained the basketeers and was one of the most outstanding players in the state, coming in second in the GIAA individual scoring race. Bobby Hardaway was his substitute at center At guard were Hollis Rumble and Henry Collins with Travis Norris and Mote Andrews as their substitutes. Hollis was very good at getting the ball of the backboard and also dropped in a lot of set shots. Henry was a good floor man and bewildered opponents with fancy dribbling. Jack Jones and Ape McCluskey held down the forward positions, with Jere Pound and Lamar Clements filling in for them. Jack Jones was a good set shot and McCluskey played a good floor game. Jere was the main substitute on the squad. The highlight of the season was the 40-39 victory over Tech High. The Columbus Oranges won the city B team tournament, and had a season record of 4 wins against 3 setbacks. The Bees had a season record of l triumph and 6 losses but were going strong in the tournament until the Junior High Whites dropped them, The Oranges whipped them in the finals. COLUMBUS ORANGES F Jack Woodall F John Holt C James Lindsey G James Lockard G Billy WCST Snlrslifufws Jimmy Pound Joe Willman Buclcly Pitts COLUMBUS BEES F Charles Moore F Millard Grimes C Charles Griffin G Gary Kelly G Jimmy Sullivan Sulixfifufws Ed Murrah Bobby Spielberger Walter l-lirshberg Billy Joe Rawls White Vance McKay Camp The tennis tournament has not yet been completed but from these six,q the .team composed of three men, will be selected: .lack McKay, John Holt, Kenneth White, La mar Clements, Wilson Camp, and Chick Vance. McKay has already captured first place GOLF TEAM Billy Key Jere Pound Bill Rambo Billy Young Bobby Betts rv :J a so Mg Young Pound Key Rambo 120 Clinton Crush Bobby Peacock BASEBALL TEAM Carlton Lewis, Coach AI Kirshfield Mote Andrews Jack Woodall Frank Smith Charles Moore Al Garcia Jimmy Bryant Travis Norrissj Gene Hardison Jimmy Pound Alex Bush ' SCORES Q CHS Rain Boy's High Rain CHS 4 Tech High 25 yff ci-is 8 Baker village 3 CHS 6 Marist l3 CHS l Lanier 7 CHS 5 R. E. Lee l2 CHS 6 Dawson 3 CHS 2 Jordan l0 CHS ll Boys' High lO GOLF SUMMARY As the COHISCAN is going to press only five of the ten scheduled matches have been played. Ot these five matches CHS has won four while losing only one to a team from Tech High by a narrow margin of 8M-9W. The other games have proved overwhelming victories in behalf of the CHS team. They beat Lanier in the opener by a score of 15W--QW, next came a 16W-lk victory over Tech High, a I3-5 win over Boys' High, and in the last game to date a IOM-7M victory over Russell High. Billy Key won the Southern lnterscholastic Golf Tournament with the team as a whole coming in second. 121 Modern Robin Hoods GIRLS' ATHLETICS During the year the girls' gym classes have participated in many varied activ- ities including baseball, shuffleboard, ping-pong, riflery, badminton, and teach- ing the boys' gym classes to dance. They held a basketball tournament, played the boys' gym classes in basket- ball, and played several out-of-school games. ,mv . The long stretch The girls try their skill at deck tennis x eq N400 65 on we Xfxi dlxe 'lxeeq I I if J M. Book , My Q Qlxi Aeooai 6 'xo KYN xi QN Top: it's going to hurt tomorrow! Center: The seventh period gym class practices volley ball. Bottom: ls everybody hiding? 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We extend our heartfelt congratulations and wish good luck and much happiness to you in the years ahead. A high school diploma is your heritage of a Democracy . . . a symbol of all we hold precious. You can point to your diploma with pride and say, This is mine, I earned it through my labors and because of the foresight of our founding fathers. It is my privilege to use it as I wish. As you take your place in this community or in other communities, remember the everlasting ideals of our country. Remember, that a strong and happy nation is one which has far-thinking, intelligent citizens. A high school diploma is a privilege, a good citizen is the payment for that privilege, KIRVE ' ! -3,7 yr- ? I ' .1 , . If LQ I U , Q . ll iff, ll f li JW is I f P' A .97 af ' ,I if J!, 'Jl,l Headqugpigerffifor High School 'f r, Iahelflofltfge Clothes I MI 'xv iff I lgi'If,I i HOFFLIN 5' GEEENTREE 8 I' ,yr lj ,, . W Columqbs-rs'i'liading Clothiers A l' fja.fJ' Compliments PASSMORE'S of Il FLOWER SHOP HIGGINS ELECTRIC Co lNext to Western Unionl Dealers in l205 First Avenue PHONE 6460 HOME APPLIANCES 809 TALBOTTON RD. Phone 3-4743 Columbus Coca-Cola Bottling Co- Autographs iw 1 3 - p Compliments NU ggi of L X Q A fs Q PI-II Qi W335 L ' XXL. A N . J Z T -6' in J Distinctive fl Mu R d W Q A ea y-to- ear S fx , , 'J , . f COMPLIMENTS Fine Clothing and and BEST WISHES Furnishings from GEORGIA THEATRE First with the Best FREEMAN SHOES LEVINSON BRQS. l22O Broadway Columbus, Ga. i WILLIAMS LUMBER co. A TOASTEDZQ I A Complete Line of ' 'E BUILDING MATERIALS q lll' Special Mill Work to Detail Thirteenth Street Dial 3-276l Peanut Butter Delicious Sandwiches Candies Just Across the Viaduct s M of ,YF A D J Complirne?it!3j.:'ijw Tw of-FT I, TOM'S- CLEANERS IO TRUCKS Serving COLUMBUS, PHENIX CITY and VICINITY With Quick, Efficient Service in DRY CLEANING EXPERT DYEING ALTERATIONS -1- Call 2-0651 -1- Main Plant- 2801 Hamilton Road 1 ,I ' I .--I Compliments ' 1, 5 O4 of ' l I I SEAWS DELTA SIGMA DELTA F I Hats, Gowns Wraps h L Columbus, Georgia Wal fy 'fi I' 6 , ff I 3 .5 J. Vyqlq I .NA J, JIIIJJJIIT I. jf 1f'Aj-Y, jg, ',f'1,,' Compliments NV jfxkgompliments of JJ? ,f 'IIV If X of L fl v .- L ff If RALSTON HOTEL .lf '?9?5'9'i5? Y Columbus' Finest f , . , CO V IC QW .c Q waf O. L, BETTS, Jr., Manager Compliments JJ of HRC. smith Drug store lOO2 BROADWAY VICTOR - COLUMBIA - DECCA And CAPITOL Records for Your Pleasure Classical and Popular at THE RECORD SHOP ww .r ii CAMP C ?- ' 4 ELSE. . 'Q dig YE' I W' P Ea- gk-'fiwaaiey-ki I -X '5,,s..,'sCY-, QL Wim A X 1,78-vin .,, 4,1 LIAQJ Q Las C-A-Qt. L M X N' W ' H L L-Q VN.5l4L+ ' -A VITY! X ., , 4, 5, L ' 4 X vpn- ,, TRA 5-'L 'ri-Q' . ...Lua-u.-1..- was-A 4-leaf, 9.0, vr . - M .I ' ,v!x,.c'v IAA-4 1 E ' x -MQ P A 1 i X. i, Nd.. PRODUCTSCQ iris Driveway and Sidewalk Paving Ready Mixed Concrete . PHONE 8823 I Columbus, Georgia -D Established in 1868 SOL LOEB COMPANY C0 P'lmenlS Incorporated WHOLESALE GROCERS 900 Ffonf Ave- J. T. Knight 6' Son, lncf no 1 gf Columbus, Georgia , y :Q xi x ,:' 1 I-. 5 S 1 Q. 1. I V. . I I I x ur , ,Si NV 'x 9 ,KK Ip! 9 J E, . x , , 1 5 , Autograph . dwarf A-Zmfi ' ,auf 4.1-g, , ,Z 4'-44-0 .'7z'-'W aw V119 ,jJ'vx. '6 '7'4 4 gif W QW W yf Y 'X 3 wt., QV.. J 431, M fa f' mifvfm ' ' . . W ' : 7.2-QF . 4 , ,1 ,Q . . - - , . '-. gl v 'Z,a.-.v - U. A ,TW .ml xl ' ..i,mf2 own -Q v0 his IM'-ff o 'W ,-.. w --r 3 Best Wishes Il'90s'A.from The Home of Many Exclusive Fashions I I O4 BROADWAY GU RLEY'S FLOWER SHOP ioio Thafreenrhsireef PHONE 5469 Columbus, Georgia iviH'U I fwallbvwbumfll wi Sl... KTA ' I ZJFTJJU so Du HUMBER'S SERVICE STATION Classy Clothes Shop Everything for Young Men I035 Broadway fKlhg3'3x-IINIIFERIORS - g . ' J .I . Il ' .5 I SJ 'N-IomeXEur'ni ing -li - 5 '4 . J' I MEET YOUR FRIENDS NI - . i- if I teriorybeqorating at I ' tl .I I ' I ' It q V ui if T242?BroadQay The W nnton Beaut I' .1 I ef 6 -. I d 3 5 PPFONE 3-3256 an 5,7 uv as-I Barber Shop ,, J - . 1- CI? mbuS Geo'9'a 2316 wyn.-.ron Road at it ,fm ' ' NI. X .fi- 'TM PIANOS - SHEET MUSIC RADIOS - RECORDS HUMES MUSIC CO. I2I9 Broadway AH Q45 Q -. .3-. I -Q MEET THE GANG . I Q.,-,fn i tv f 9. n 7, at -ff -- X -J C-f ' Jimmie's Compliments 4 i Weracoba Pharmacy I3,g1-D - I3th Street Phone 3-5612 a-ja -. in T G X . Q A OUNTJX FIRS' y' NATIONA ' A ff-' OF COLU 4, organized 1876 Qu Member Eederal Deposit Insurance Corporation I ,- 'f' f, -VI' fvxl' S 'P . .4 N. i'WfcoMBAA I Boat and, Shoe Shop vi EXCLQSIVE DYERS 1 I lixvf. ,1 I ' and REPAIRERS OF SHOES The Best in Shoe Repairing I8 - I2th STREET Dial 2-0052 ,wa iw W -2555 frifdff' W,,,wa'a1 Tf A ,MG I Wof ,vi Q .fWlLLlAMS - -CONSTRUCTION ' coMPA35Q,f il ,aww fa rl MGC!-ft grad' iw ,LfLul-' rf, 44,0 :ice coLuMBu s, jf'5 BANK 6' TRUST CO. ff .. of A i.i f COLUMBUS, GA. f J Since il886 , Jr W, A Ma if It L? E -- y LJMy'j V asv . ,v v - 'N-5 v , , , gb b,,'ug, compiimenf American SerVlce lf A5-1 'J of Company SCHULTE-UNITED I 141 BROADWAY , Electrical and lce Supplies 9 I1 S et and Front Avenue CONGRATULATIONS Southern Overall Co., Inc. Wade Dry Cleaning Co. H24 L d Bl d l s DIAMONDS W ES . V 1 A ' I f Je r , VA- ,Fl JEWELRQ' Q' xy, VER9' , U X. ,, f'B. B. WARREN The Best of Everything in Feoe aan 3-569 2102 l8th Ave . rs N' ' or u q ANTIQUES GIFTS G 6, H PAINT ELLEN WORRALL AND GLASS CO. I Ol 6 BROADWAY Columbus, Georgia 1120 First Ave. iff' Pfxohe 3-7570 J ,J ,, ,fl columbus., Ga. Tj . . Lt' 1i,' is 1 A' v J 1 A f S -5 QB 1.71 rd EJ, j u ga r , . ,N ' I - of 'ix ' MvE'lfCALF'S If -. ' f f V f ' 4 '7'CoIurr1bus'x llargest' Outfitters . A ,X ,' ,rf yj'For,Boys 'I , ' f' H , 5 . ,1 j 1ExcIusive Dealer for , , ' ' CLASON'S The Finest of Eye Wear H r ffT-om Swlvyerf'-and Happy-Kid , ' ,5 - 1.1 Y 4 'Compliments A - ' of HILL 6' HILL KiraIfy's Shoe Dept. II39 BROADWAY . H. Flanigan G. A. Brightwell -:- Realtors -: 8 - I3th Street w,, sv ' -N k,,v R. -. A . ,bu 1 Y bi-f:,.fS5k kc L' ow' Y 'I W I J 'u' , vt' Ropc.ERs-MoRGAN VD . . , 'NAV .pi-3 P BING d w.M B li STANDARD and CRANE PLUMBING FixTuREs 1 Wh re Your Business ls Appreciated IAF 0-vkms BRl'I'I'ON 6' DOBBS Morticians AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 3-2731 1114 - lst Ave. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Blackmon-Sca rbrough Inc. COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 1Ith Street - First Avenue GENERAL TIRES - ACCESSORIES WASHING - LUBRICATION Standard Oil Products Wynnton Grocery Co. The Best in Foods 1 . ' , MAXWELL, BRQTHERS . , ,A xlin I Phone 13568711 o if I Q- v.. lu ' ' 1-247-4-9 Bfmdiiay .. 'b cowmiaus, GA. I I 4 EVERY STUDENT SHOULD HAVE nw IL. Pays Doct ' ' When Acc: ents Sgn fi M : Geo. 15 W. 11tl'1 Street ' Phone 3-6401 Textile and Industrial Supplies Plumbing - Heating - Electrical Supplies Building Specialties Columbus Iron Works Company Phone 3-5651 ESTABLISHED 1853 -' Lf , ' LY v C73 5' , J 'X ' , 'AX ' N - Ax .message To the High SQITOOI Graduates L 2 C , 0, ' Reap UpiVi4i1'HE-Ehe Neia Oqhe world! ' , , V N., E' 1' - J' .. 'L 'wteliectsi make it a if yOxL,'fvant -others to consider , 3 , ,, B 9. you Hlnterestingf' M11 shou e 'Qlcxfpu on the news V C 3 Sy S . ' 1 T 1 1 ..i X 1 ELEPHOTO 'PICTURES COMPLETE -UP-NEA-INS NEWS SERVICE T' TOR NOTCH COMICS-COMPLETE SPORTS COVERAGE W ' SOCIETY FEATURES AND SIDELIGHTS COLUMBUS LEDGER-ENQUIRER Authorized CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 9 Sales - Parts - Service WELLS MOTORS, inc. L T013-14 - 13th sneer TF'-OWER5 -1- GUFTS Dial 2-1423 - 3-3623 A Cqrner 13th St. and 13th Ave. PHONE 8201 CUNNINGI-IAM FURNITURE CO. All Home Furnishings T036 Broadway ' Cash and Easy Terms ' yy. wus lm, l J Vw, so . S-. Lvillybva. v CU ll-3 -P' 1 1'Ab U V ,f l ' f K .I ' WEUPYY iymf f3,,9,, ' 1 'TE Q'FL5SLl'l'ELERS WSP? AMERIQSJEEM SOCIETY Columbus, Ga. -:- Dial 3-3615 '91 we sf l I 'lain '4 'J Columbus' Finest Fgl?I3iTL1EHZAAT?'f gQjM Children'S Shop U T S, 5 2 'V x S 4' Tl gl- l 'lf- THE KIDDIE SHOPPE Qi -'gl7 l'7llf v l 1144 Broaowalb 1,3 M . x X aff' V 'rf N 'rl cv' ,K ,S l nr l fps! , ,Q A W - X WIS:-IES TO CLASS OF '47 .54 1 S. 2' f, . js F V- fx f' ..' - o xv ix.. ' . , ' COLUMBUS OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANYN 1335 6th Avenue Home of Complete Graphie Arts Service COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 0 I ' ' I PHOTO ENGRAVING Q H- FR U-H4-3 O I 5 ' GL FINE PRINTING E - kimiwuzn '-N, xiul'-ue, i PUBLISHING 'f NM+kG. f.y..J.,c 'gi-Na,Q3T7A5 0 gs I N-'OFFICE SUPPLIES . CDN dig , 4-Q 5. PHONE 2 4478 P. O. sox 468 L C 'Tj G I IS G Q I 74444 ' .Aloha .vnu f Wfifwf R7 9 '?3f'fA ,di wfffffifyf' 'iff' givin 553. V557 pdxmjb ,ff ,ff 5gfffMff fffJ1 V' iii? H V . ii ,5 'W' ' ofbgwi l Wt, 0' 'X 1-N'-ew 'j,.MS'wlJ iff' . siililavyw T A T f A T R 1 . D NX . V X TK A J f' lt's a Pleasure to Serve You- A if lTlN.oRm'e Owhied and l-lome Operated it All it Bggr EOR 1553 9 A 'SELF SERVICE STORES 'X WATCH FOR THE OPENING or KINGS GREATER SUPER MARKETS! W ei wk ev,- TP G X Compliments 'fl of UNITED OIL C. SCHOMBURG G SON CORP, - Distributors of Mb Registered Jeweler SHELL ' Petroleum Products Amer' n Q Society ff. GOODYEAR I , L' Tires and Batteries gf TVSERVING coLuMBus VVILLARD Batteries Www' A-i,fv'EoR 75 YEARS GENERAL ELECTRIC Household Appliances THERE'S A UNITED STATION NEAR YOU . f ff-........,r..:. , U 7' -K4 'V' f ' ' Cd . Q I A!! .MAd,,T: , J, .' I use Lg, yy? -Rini. 1-fx l W , . A l .4,'y-w' fwkwvq Ilaifvvl 'Irlj,Q zz-5 S . Q N .. If , 5.150 1 4 . ' 'hv1 '.,t1l II ' 'I Compliments of the 4.2 A GIEIT NAME IN Cl0TllIl0 , ' FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of Columbus I COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Member of F. D. I. C. R. C. RUSSELL J. D. FAULKNER Brown I:Ul'I 1II'L,Il'G CO. Ruggell Cgrnpany I6-I8 East Nth Street ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS Dial 3-5514 Established 1890 Columbus, Georgia IO4I-43 Thirteenth St. Dial 2-2772 Columbus, Georgia BOYCE REALTY CO. I3th Sfreef REALTORS Dial 5547 1 Vl,,- ' V' U I, L A J fi at . 'es fi' y Hkjxvrf 0, I is JK-I G - iq ll V 1 K wh ' 6, f Q I PHILIPSQIEIAR QQAQWSUTDPLY cO. K an RETAIL an Q? Hardvt and Mill Supplies P X J., V 1025 Broadway X Illldfiii O COLUMBUS, GEORGIA ,B I - ' Sf, syn H a ,V gil-xgalyjz YJYLQ- VQSVARNES GAS G S, may UL b yilN?fVKvIx'ELECTRlC CO. M y .MK U Service Beyond the Gas Mains JU-I rf PYROFAX GAS 1M General Electric Appliances E 1127 13111 Sr. Phone 3-3674 .ao P 5 1. c. PENNEY cO., Inc. R Y, S 5 ,I 1 ' 'SQ' The Penney Way Is I l k The Thrifty Way, 1 : Y The Thrifty Way ls lm E egb The American Way - - - ! 1 1123 BROADWAY DIAL 20611 f N V' D 1 P' ., V ,, 22 if xi' 'vvx . U3 Y J yi iff . L aj. Lp.,-dxf! 'S lv Wx rfB'BVColFpK1ng1fs 8 Jw , of C 7.mJf W' ' fb. DW 'N . Q K. 9 Q 'R ,SY v i. , D. A. STRIFFIIERN if ski-V M Q ulvfl . W .dr .YL-rrrul. , J.. . COLUMBUS A A HARDWARE 1222 Broadway TELEPHONE 72 V13 . 1+-' fp J Compliments I Compliments r to of COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL from .gn , MERCHANTS X 6 MECHANICS Q4 QBANK N - lf, XRD vid At Your Service K3-' , S I i f I DAmiEs c opemmvs GRADE A MILK Properly Pasteurized PURE CREAM ICE CREAM 2320 Wynnton Drive Phone I-1445 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA I envy x 5 X ,UF 'T U 3' . Auto raphs A+ . . 3 . L1 ., ...4..,f I ,QL' . , 4 . ig 'K ' i 15 K 9- , - uf - Q. 6 . vs.. ,. - , P., 5 1 ,-i.L,',, r-Q5 L, ,N M- , gx Q . 0 5 ' . I ' I Sit L' it LNMQ D143 f'CL- ,- 4- 7 --P 1- or ,Wg V. I . .v . ' , 9 , .N VIA 8 ,Q .1 p '44 o .a Q1 0 ' U I ', 4, 1, fg 1.-- o - x ,ff - -'gx B,-x 0 Z,j,.vsv' M7 -up . ,. ' J ' U .V I ' , : '5 r 4- , ' 4 'Z' 6fP'9 '1 JV vwgiz- - . '.A.-.., 5, ,, - ,fvgdvaf-A-vi-4 4- 1-we-Y FN: ' I . - W , - F r I '- A I 1 1 V, . g f , A ! v fi , x 5, Inch K . 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