Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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I 'SS M. e T h Mrs Baugh' in serious 1h0UQl'll M' Davidsl-hO0I Mrs. Croucnlns paper som ' and llalzlj Miss I - Miss Fort 1... . Miss Godard Miss Griffith Miss Higgins Mrs. Huling A I 'W firm Q N532 i ,, gif? iilsfff 52? E.ifi2f,f ' ii figesg ' ' . :'ff?i.Qi3gQ11i-lg I L g. . ff ' 1 51' f Mrs, Jenkins Mary Fort nl. l1.,C.S.C. IV. XW. J., l'11if'n'.riry of f1t'UI'Afiil Sofia! Sfifflff Ma ry Goda rd l3.S.,C1.S.C.'. IV. YW. .-l ., ljflflllllflial :lrt Lillian Griffith lf. S., XVI. fl., Coflnzzbiil Frfvlfh 'N-Q ' --'3- B.N.,l-if .Q Fannie George Higgins lf, S, liff., l7f1if'rr,iify uf flm1'gi.1 KW. S., :I n5nr'u ArIilfl'z'Ill.Ifif',i Missouri B. Huling rl, lf., Slforlrf' Bl. fl., i.'ufun1f5i.1 Sfwf i.- h Nell H. Jenkins Smtf .Ymvzzixl Srh rfff f 1'm1ffmfy Cfnfffgr jllllfffl' High Miss Higg- Mrs Jenkins Miss Godard, Ins' M . , 'S. L Eni0YinQ the sunshme ' ' '- ' f. 3 and Miss FO' ng Cf World og, and M. roblems. 'Ss L-iwrenc e dig,- Miss Johnson Mr. Johnson Mrs. Langdon Miss Lawrence Miss LcBow Evelyn Johnson -I. ll., l'flif'1'f'iif.x' of fIrffr'Aqi.1 .'ll.1rf1. U1.1fIi,i William O. Johnson lr, .Nw f1z'ffl'AQl.I lffh .'lI.1f0f'111.1fii',i Elizabeth T. Langdon J. ff., Nffffrrrr Sflrkhlf Swirffn' My! MM L? Roberta Lawrence J. li., Sfmrfrr IW. J., cjfxflllllfliil Hfftqfifb Ma ry R, LeBow lf. S., lxQ111.ii1,+ Sfim' IW. .4 ., Cofn111Mi1 lbfizf A'lllJ'fI' John T. Lee film! M , ISS Grlffifh , , M Mr Johnson GHIOV M65 516 Srmfk an d A News and M, Lee, an 5,5 of M Miss JohnS0 I LCBow's mu . he day I Hulin Mr. Matthews Miss Moye Miss Nuckolls Mrs. Petty , 7 Miss Plumb! ffl' -J Mrs, Ramsay 'Q' Dooley Matthews Emily J. Petty lf. S. lrllfi t?7'J'fM' of Uffmwfiil ' . - mx PM'.fir'f1f Efllllfzlfiflll Biofokgy Peggy Moye Ruth Plumb ljbnzry flf,i'i.ili111l B, S., H. E., L7llif'KI'Jifj' of Georgia Home Iffwlwzlzff Miss Richards Nina Ramsay Cafeleria Marzagfrzzezzf Marilee Nuckolls llnffifzf Colfege nl. li., Uffififftvify nf Georgia jllllffli' High Martha Richards J. li., Dulvf .llHIiU7' High . ds . pdchal - and Wssams' MGS Move, Miss Pl E Nuckolls, tsldew tea en. umb, Mrs- Smith MiS5 .Jin OU 'Oy Cafeteria ,-,,....- ' and Mrs D....s .1 .W-,wa .Jmiiuy wir. Smlln Mrs. Smith Mra. Slricklaml Elizabeth Rogers Lufille Smith rl. lf., llkflfyizrf f.'i1ff'lrrii1 fll. .-l ., Cfri.l1f11fffi.1 Latin Ciofaide H, Shirley .-l. lf., .'lJ'hAIlfX' Mary N. Strickland ..., 1... .. , Mr. Thomas , V. .-l., l'11if'i'r1vifi' of Gmrkqiiz fll. fl., Ihqiafffiffl' I'fuxg!i,vh Cri1111m'z'f'i.1.l Joe F. Smith Neal Thomas lg- S-i lff '5' IW. lf., lt'f'fzuf x' l'f1if'1'z'.iil'x' Sfirflfr Sz'f. !lf'z' Hazel Witheririgton .-l. lf., C. S. C. IV, iw. sl., L7llf'I't'l',i'flj' of Clmrgfiiz Sofiilf Sfinlfzf SQ 1: w f' w 4' ll' 'S Miss Wifhcrmglon Jusfflke VOU Pe1TVf 'Q Miss Witheril'1Qf0 'f Mrs' and Mfr OVSI' . M - . , s threesorf1C ' ' ' ROQQVS afrh' Mr S A studl0'J and M55 WS Srlfk 4-11,-7' Mr w-. MM,- Sullivan Fleming Fussell STUDENT COUNCISL Jimmy Sullivan, Pre.-Mmr Joyce Fleming, SBfl'6frl7'j' Barbara Fussell, TI'F1l,Vll7'F7' Miss Mary Alice Arnold, .-lffrii-wr The Student Council is an organization ccmpcsed of representatives from each home room and club. The purposes of the Student Council are to organize and to unity student activities, to promote the welfare of the student body, to cooperate in programs for the good of the school, and to render service to the community. The activities in which the Student Council participated during the year are as follows: decorating the school before the Christmas holidays, sponsoring parades before the football games, helping to sponsor dances after the football games, participating in the sale ot Christ- mas seals, sponsoring Christmas presents for the janitors, bringing flowers for the school for the G. E. A. meeting, participating inthe March of Dimes, selecting as a project for The year, the securing of a new juke box forthe girls' gym. 77 Seniors: Henry Collins George McCluskey Ed Murrah Sara Myrick Marion Waters Juniors: Mote Andrews Buddy Anthony Nan Wilson Robert Wright Sophomores: Charlotte Burman Dayton Preston Freshmen: Hale Bickerstaff Charles Boswell Gary Kelly .lean McKay Bobbie Jean Phillips Eighth Grade: Judy Brown Gene Gray Sonny Griffin Betty Mahone Joe Taylor Raymond White Seventh Grade: Betty Brinson Judy Robinson Peggy Rushin Cody White Clubs: Honor Society: Charlotte Adams French Club: Meryl Griffiths Spanish Club: Libby Baugh The council in sessifm- . ww'wg'-',1Q11if,1'1ff ' 1 1' Wf V hc 1, ' -qlW3R4 'gi V,xg 3 f X A' K 3' 'TJ V151 ay :Ek I A '1 i.Mw1M,1 r Q , 1, 1 Q3 Q A 1' j Qfvlbgliw ,111 -if ww, 51, X, Ll R. i 'A A 39' W 1 21 G11 3'2 4N W 'N v ' 1.1 lex 14- '1 21,112 'va -M21 if 11-1 ' -11 1 ,515 X 1 'P ffm 3-HN pubs J' 'U' LH 15 f It . 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R .',,- , a funn 1 .-.v ' A'1Xlb f+.S.' - E. Arlair tl. Adair C. Adams P. Adams Aderhold Atkinson Baird Ellen Adair Pete Adams Expressive eyes . . . quiet , . . serious about her Cute . . . quiet . . . popular Pete . . . called studies . . , noted for her long, naturally curly Augustus Ethridge, for short . . . smart , . . friend- hair. ly . . . a really good sport. Helen Adair Martha Jean Aderhold A petite package . . . industrious . . , good natured . . . very cooperative . . . smart as a whip . . . our modest Martha Jean. Sweet personality . , . lots of fun to be with . . those who know Helen can't help liking her. Charlotte Adams Jeanne Atkinson Terrific . , , Titian-haired . . . athletically inclined Jolly Jeanne . . . famed for her many pairs of . . . possesses an entirely individual giggle . . . different colored shoes . . . wonderfully friendly one of CHS's brain-children. . . . possesses a pleasing personality. Julienne Baird Did you ever see prettier dark hair and eyes than Judy's ? , . . the athletic type . . . basketball a consuming passion . . . that wonderful Chevy coupe! R Bates Beaty Bettis N I R B. Betts O. Betts Binns Birdsong Donald Bates Bobby Betts Usually seen flying by on his Scooter . . . flame Famed for his golfing interest and ability . . . why ing red hair, outstanding feature . . . Dashing Bear? . . . check that shy smile . . . Harry Donald. Belle takes a lot of ribbing. Gene Beaty An attractive lass . . used wit . . . fun H Generous Gene. James Bettis Oscar Betts . possesses a ready and often- A good student . . . Bouncing Buster gets along -loving . . . cooperative . . . with everybody . . . serious sometimes . . . an nteresting, entertaining senior. Ronald Binns A crack shot on our rifle team . . . his quietness Interested in everything . . . a good student . . . usually hides his humorous natu.e . . . Jovial Rolicking Ronald possesses a good natured per- James . , . Can't help liking this fellow. sonality. Nancy Birdsong Leading saleswoman in our magazine sale . . . de- pendable . . . assumes responsibility . . . indus- trious . . . neat Nancy is going places. Blackmar Booth Brown 1 Browning Burns Burrus Sue Blackmar Most Athletic irl . . . Puts much into Q . . . vivacious . . . we all Conscientious . . . our easy to get along with love our sincere Sue. Woody, LaVerne Booth Gloria Burns l-ligh-stepping, peppy majorette . . . gay , . . happy Famed for her re . . . a loyal friend . , , possesses curly blonde hair enthusiastic . . . and light blue eyes . . . always laughing LaVerne. Barbara Brown Ross Burrus Looks, brains, ability, personality , . . HB. Brown has 'em all . . . everybody's friend . . , our Best . . . ambition: t Citizen . . . one in a million, behind a camera Ralph Burton Hey, Manager! . . . gets away with murder . . . possesses jokes for any and all occasions . . . kept the football team well in line . . . frolicking, rolick- ing Ralph. Burton J. Wood Browning life . . . reaps benefits from his efforts , . . strives to please . . . all this is willing semblance to Ingrid Bergman . . . interesting . . . pretty lass with a very nice chassiisl . . . Gloriarina Burns, No one can laugh like Ross . . , constantly talking o disprove a theory . . . a fiend . . . rambling, rushing Ross. Bush Camp Carpcntcr 5'- if Cary Chase Pat Bush One smart gal . . . an army b:at . . . a natural physicist 4 , . her lovely voice has added much pleasure to many assembly programs . . . patient Pat. Harriette Camp Happy Harriette . , . sparkling brown eyes . . . shiny black hair . , . exudes friendship . . . a truly peppy personality. Gaines Carpenter lnquisitive . . . held up one end of the Rifle Team this year . . , quiet , . . Gunman Gaines. Joanne Cline Chenault Cline Prescott Cary Dark, curly, black hair . . . possesses a keen sense of humor . . . has many loyal friends . , . promis- ing Prescott, Arden Chase Supercolossal combination of both brains and beauty , , . adorable Arden . . . a perfect lady . . . million dollar dimples. Pat Chenault Halls from Los Angeles, California . , . an Army Brat . . . a whiz at typing and a speedy short' hander , . . petite Pat. Short 'n' sweet . . . mile-a-minute talker . . . always tickled about something . . . a peppy jit- terbugger . . . kind Cline. Clements Cobb Collins Comlis C. Cooper Carolyn Clements Coquettish Carolyn . , . oh, tor those soft blonde tresses . . . constant companion of Jane Copland. lris Cobb Diligent member ot the Blue Streak staff . . . lite ot sixth period chemistry class . 4 , giggling gal , . . Corny Cobb. Henry Collins Handsome Henry . . . has a way with the women . . tamed tor lckie. . . . possesses athletic ability , that laugh . . . songbird . . . our Jane Copland A friendly flirt , . . a very good student Copland. H. Cooper Copland Ruth Combs Rare Ruth . . . interested in Athens . . . attrac- tive, vivacious pep-pepper . , . a good-time gal . . . wide awake . . . always dependable. Carolyn Cooper Loads ot fun to be with . . , has oodles of friends . . . voluminous vocabulary . . , interesting . . . good conversationalist . . . Cooper, Helen Cooper Enthusiastic . . . competent treasurer of the Sen- ior Tri-Hi-Y . . , a frolicsome lass . . . men- tion of Cleveland brings raptures to happy Helen. likes to have a good time . , . . . . nothing bothers casual ll Cozart Davfd Davidson Dokos Dorriety John Cozart ls there anything this fellow doesn't know about chemistry? . . . something spectacular is John's specialty . . . capable Cozart. Owen David Quietness hides an intellectual mind , . . Lieuf tenant David of the ROTC . . . famed for his easyegoing ways . . . our own Owen. Barbara Davidson Famed for her many attractive clothes and her beautiful curly blonde hair . . . sincere . , . unselfish . . , intellectually inclined . . . dig- nified Davidson. Lyra Drane Doub Drano Theresa Dokos Drives a flashing blue Ford . . . aspires to be a doctor . . . a whiz in every class . . . always ex- hibits good taste . . . thoughtful Theresa. William Dorriety Favorite pastime: loafingg sport: basketballg sub- ject: geometry . . . a good friend to have . , willing William. Richard Doub Popular with everyone . . . a good-looking guy . , . constantly joking and laughing . . . to know him is to like him. . , Driver Doub, Lovely Lyra . . . on the quiet side . . , most valued possession: that R sweater . . . an outstanding student , . . sweet and sunny. Drew Eames Eubanks Fam Fleming Flenniken Floyd Lois Drew Donald Fain Now, which Drew is she? reserved . . . she Fabulous Fain . . . a mainstay in the clarinet sec will make someone a grand wife . . . domestically tion of the band . . . definitely Savannah's loss inclined . . . docile Drew. . . . entertaining . . . everybody's friend. Joyce Fleming Barbara Eames Mischievous and fun loving . . . equally popular Likes baseball and Fort Benning . . . dependable with boys and girls . . . active , . . possesses .h. . possesses a sunny disposition . , . a cute amazing eating ability . . . energetic . . , frisky laugh . . . enthusiastic Eames. Fleming. Pat Flenniken Patricia Eubanks Famed tor his football prowess . . . a jumping Popular Pat . . . excells in dramatics . . . a grand lmerbug hom Way back - ' - wel' liked bY eVe V' sense of humor. , , possesses an infectious giggle. body - - ' alWaY5 'n for 3 Qood hme - - - POS tively Pat. Mac Floyd Mirthful Mac . . . always willing to help . . . in homeroom another Frankie . . . will be sooo glad to graduate . . . likeable. Fowler Freund Funk Fussell Gilbert Billy Fowler Makes quite a hit with the girls . . . a lovable fellow . . . always ready with a friendly smile . . . impossible not to like bashful Billy. Bobby Jane Freund Neat as a shiny new pin , . . striking looking lass . , . exhibits excellent taste on all occasions . . . an Army Brat . . . friendly Freund. Vernon Funk Mischievous dark brown eyes . . . full of wit and humor . . . possesses an intellectual mind . . . nothing bothers him . . . vibrant Vernon. Stanley Goldstein ,aff Af Goldstein Colclstvin Barbara Jean Fussell Peppy , . . brown-eyed-blonde . . . always laugh ing and smiling . . , reliable . . . kicldcd about flirting , . . has many beaus . . . bright Barbara. Harry Gilbert Constantly seen in that decorated blue sweater , . . an indispensable member of the band . . . girls admire his dark wavy hair . . , hardy l-larry. Marian Goldstein Possesses a peaches and cream complexion . . beautiful brown eyes . . . quiet . , . diligent , . industrious . , . methodical Marion Enterprising and ambitious . . . we foresee a suc- cessful adult . . . the rifle team will miss him next year . . . studious Stanley. Greer Gioss Hagins Y c 3 scts M E N I 0 5 I r Qs r iinii Elizabeth Greer Halprin Helpful . . . an outstanding student . , . a mighty good sport , . , people notice her long curly blonde hair . , . energetic Elizabeth. Alice Gross Adores art and horses , . . abhors reckless driving , . , a true friend , . . always seen with Theresa , . artistic Alice. Jeanne Hagins Noted for her athletic ability , . . likes basketball . . , pleasing personality . . , tall, thin, talkative . . healthy Hagins. Charles Harris Always in a good mood . . . takes constantly late to homeroom . . . d:awl , . . bright plaid shirts . Charles. Hampton Harris Virginia Hall Hails from Midway, Alabama . . . dependability her outstanding characteristic . . . lady-like . . lovely . , . an honor student , . . honorable Hall. Gloria Halprin Tall . . . a striking brunette . . . her lovely voice has brought joy to all those who have heard her sing . . . harmonious Halprin. Kay Hampton A returnee from Hawaii . . . a charming blonde . . . sweet as they come . . . everybody likes this interesting, intelligent Wahine . . . keen Kay. things easy . . . that so-southern , . courageous 1 Harris Hill Hirschberg Hodges Holliday Steve Harris We call him Bunny Rabbit . . . Atlas himself . . . full of fun and fancy free . . . everybody likes this friendly fellow . . . strong, staunch Steve. Charles Hill Artistic temperament . . . a quiet and reserved manner hide this fellow's humorous good nature . . . courteous Charles. Walter Hirschberg Hustling l-lirschberg . . . the shining light of our track team , . . persevering . . . ambitious . . genial personality. Roland Holt ss.. I J. Holt C R. Holt, Edward Hodges Conscientious , . . pursues his work with a quiet and calrn determination . . . destined to succeed . . . enduring Edward, Diane Holliday Hopeful Holliday . , . admired for her pretty long hair .. . dizzy Diane seems to have a way with the men . . . one in pazticular. .lohn Holt Content with that mighty Ford . . . Johnny Mole just loves funl . . . displays skill on tennis court and hardwood . . . jovial Johnny. A big loss to CHS's football team of next year . . . can't forget C Club initiation . . . am- bitious . . . romeo Roland. Holtrcy Howard Hunt Hutchison Johnson Carolyn Holtrey Coquettish Carolyn . . . famous for those twinkling big brown eyes . . . excellent esquestrienne . . . everybody's friend . . . sunny disposition . Juliette, Eugenia Howard Neat as two pins , . . very lady-like . . .gentle and quiet . . . everybody likes this lil' gal . . . hos- pitable Howard. Josephine Hunt A splendid actress . . . lsee any of the CFA girls if proof is neededl . . . little , . . small package ot sweetness . . . iocose Josephine. Jack Jones Q X H. Jones J. Jones Victor Hutchison Crackerjack chemistry student . , . unusual hobby: collecting strange animals and reptiles , . . aspires to be a zoologist , , . valuable Victor. Kathryn .Johnson Petite . . . blonde . . . blue-eyed . . . Booda . . . a smooth dancer . . . a reliable lass . . . jaunty Johnson. Henry Jones H H . . Bones is always in a good mood . . , never seems to worry . . . amazes us with his many correct answers in English . . . hazy Henry. Presenting our president . . . a good sport . . . mainstay on the basketball team . . . an honor student . . . judicious Jones. Key Kilgore King King Kinnett Billy Key Popular with boys and girls alike . . . famous for his ability with those irons and woodies . . orange and blue A model . . . bashful Billy. Guy Kilgore Football ace . . . soooo tall . . . catches touchdown passes as a hobby , . . Guy is one grand guy . . . generous Guy. Martha King Who could forget Gussie's beautiful blonde hair . . . possesses a captivating, scintillating laugh . . . hilarious sense of humor . . , matchless Martha. Clason Kyle Kirshfield Kyle R. T. King Life of Mr. Butler's geography class . . . took flight in February . . . hated to have him leave . . . kindly King. Kath ryn K i nnett lntellectually inclined . . . possesses a magnetic personality . . . ambitious . . . successful in all she does . , . kitten Kinnett. Alfred Kirshfield Baseball is his true love . . . a reliable friend . . . everybody likes Al . . . unpretentious . . . darlin' blonde . . . able Alfred. Always looks immaculate . . . well dressed . . . neat . . . his favorite color seems to be bright kelly green . . . classy Clason. Lanai Latham Layfield Lindsay Lockard Robert Land Q Crazy about football and his C sweater . . . another tall lad . . . cocky and cute . . . freckled and friendly . . . laudable Land. Joan Latham Admired for hor pretty curly red hair . , . almost constantly laughing . . . concientious . . , has many friends . . . lively Latham. Patsy Layfield Posscsses an infectious, tantalizing laugh . . . animated . . . latent sense of humor sometimes hidden by shyncss . , . pleasing Patsy. Jack McKay McCluskey McKay James Lindsay Tall . . . lanky . . . long-limbed . . . likeable . . . a baseball star . . . good natured . , . happy- go-lucky . . . longsuffering Lindsay. James Loc ka rd Jocose James . . . out for a good time . . . Lefty was the light of 5th period English class . . friendly. George McCluskey Ape is a CHS favorite , . . excelling in anything called athletics . . , a popular young man . . . truly a loss to the football squad . . . genial George. Mysterious McKay . . . possesses a keen sense of humor . . . a good conversationalist . . . a cute smile . . . truly one of the boys. R Mann Martin Martin May Middleton Muse Mann Mechanical-minded , . . holnby: working with ra- dios , . . a loyal friend , . . reliable . . . musical Mann . . . mirthful Muse. Frances Martin Famed for aliility to wear lnoth Baker Village and Central sweateis Cat different times of course? . . , admired for her coal-black hair . . . meticulous Martin. Henry Martin Ohl how he drives that good-looking dark green Packard . . . strictly a ladies' man . . . always in a happy mood. Charles Moore Mitchell Moore Jack May An all round good fellow . . . has many loyal friends . . . out for fun and frolic of any de scription , , . conscientious . . , manly May. Lucille Middleton Such light blonde hair , . . quiet . . . business' like . . . admired for her faultless complexion and her naturally rosy cheeks . . . lovely-locked Lucille, Ann Mitchell A mile-aaminute talker . . . an interesting per- sonality . . . artistically inclined . . , a hard work- er . . . enthusiastic , . . attractive Ann, Tall, Blonde, athletically inclined, appealingf that's Charlie . . . impossible to forget his shy, slow grin . . . charming Charles. NlUlIIbOI1 Morton Murrah 1 4 Myrick Nelson Osteen Palmer Sarah Myrick A vital member on the Blue Streak staff . . . as- pires to be a journalist and go to the University of Georgia . . . quiet . . . ladylike . . . sustaining Sarah. Marie Nelson Wears that mysterious C sweater with pride and joy , . . rese.ved , . . possesses fascinating eyes . . . natural Nelson. AI Osteen Everybody knows him . . . sooo tall . . . mis- chiexous . , . always willing to help on all occas- ions . . . truly a big help . . . amiable Al, President ot the ILIC society . , often seen driving a green Oldsmobile convertible , . . always in the best of humor persevering Palmer. Perkins 9 Pitts Pop: Ma ry Ann Perkins Such a friendly, sparkling smile . . . quite an as- set to CHS . . . we'ie glad Cuthbert let her come . , . sweet . . , smart . , . perky Perkins. Thespina Peterson Her name's kinda' hard to remember, but we'll never forget her . . . so cute . . , admired for that long beautiful hair , . . talkative Thespina. Patricia Pittman A popular young miss . . . whiz of a dancer . . attractive . . . cute was meant for her . . . famed for being a cheer-leader . . . peppy Pitta Than. Bill Rambo Peterson Pittman Pound Rambo Rutherford Pitts Never, never seems to worry about anything . . . a mischievous fellow with a funny little laugh . . . our Buddy , . . recreating Rutherford. Calista Pope Drives so many good-looking cars . . . thoughtful . . . sweet n' sensible . . . cheerful and chccrv at all times . . . cautious Calista. Jere Pound Outstanding in football, basketball, and golf . . . and so handsome, too . . . an all round wonderful fellow . . . our pride and joy , . . popular Pound. Known for that Southern drawl . . . Sambo has stolen many female hearts . . . famed for golfing p.owess and good nature . . . bashful Bill. Rawls Ray M, Roberts R. Roberts Ross Rothstein Rowe Billy Jo Rawls Ruth Roberts An understanding friend . . . an outstanding Now here's a truly true blonde . . , still likes student . , . versatility and willing spirit assure chocolate cake . . , peppy and enthusiastic , . . him success in later life . . . royal Rawls, athletically inclined . . . reasonable Ruth. Gloria Ray Ruth Ross We'll never forget this lulueaeyed, dark-haired, A Columbusized Benning Brat . . , takes part in petite Madamoiselle . . . an accomplished many school activities . . . a favorite pastime: musician , . . artistic, too . 4 . glamorous Gloria. dramatics . . . attractive . . . responsive Ruth. Mildred Ann Roberts Beverly Rothstein Friendly . , . poppy . . , sincere . . , fun to be Wears a foreign black and red G Sweater with . . . possesses a grand sense of humor and a , . . crazy about basketball and George . 4 , de- iulliclung laugh . . , spa kling eyes. , .marvelous pendable . , . jovial . . . intellectual . . . be- Mildred. nevolent Beverly. Ray Rowe Where there's lun there's Ray . . . his genial smile will continue to win many friends , . . spends most of his time loafing . , . rambling Ray. Rumble C. Scott E. Scott 3 it wil ..... Smith Spain Spear Stanley Hollis Rumble Louise Smith Arsenic to any opposing team . . . Mother He:e we have Red-on-the-head . . . lovely blue- Rumble is an all round sportsman and good fel- green eyes . . . wears good looking clothes . . . low . . . soooo nice to know . . . he.oic Hollis. darling dimples . . . aspires to be a torch singer . . . laughing Louise. ll Carro Scott Betty Spain Never in a hurry . . . tops in his art class . . easy to get along with . . . famed for his resemb- lance to Turhan Bey . . . coaxing Carroll. ' Bessie is athletically inclined . . , has natural- ly wavy hair . . . plays a mean game of tennis . . . long . . . lean . . . loquacious . . . spirited Spain, Eugene Scott Outstanding friendliness marks this hefty new- Curtis Spear Come' - ' - Cl0f95 On eating lC9 Cream C0ne5 - - - Capable . . . willing . . . friendly spirit assures stirs many feminine hearts by looking like Van Success V t I an Eagle Scout g ' g Since,-e I . . 8 Johnson . . . sensational Scott. good sport . . . courteous Curtis. Jane Stanley Self-reliant, unaffected . . . a versatile and talent- ed musician . . . an enthusiastic and constant talk- er . . . steady Stanley. Stillinger Strickland Strickland Stuckey Suggs E. Sullivan J, Sullivan Suzanne Stillinger Sue Stucky Another of Benning's gifts to Columbus . . . most Always on the go . . . full of get up and go get popular in Fort Benning poll . . . scintillating Su- . . . fun loving . . . hard working business journal- zanne , . . mischievous. ist . . . a popular gal , . . scheming Sue, Christine Strickland Elinor Suggs Petite . . . neat . , . pretty and peppy . . . knows Neat as a pin . . . wears lovely and tasteful just what to say and when to say it . . . intel- clothes . . . sweet n' lovely . . . very lady-like and lectually inclined . . . competent Christine, reserved . . . enchanting Elinor. Larry Strickland Edward Sullivan Silent when with strangers . , . allergic to work, A returnee from the armed forces . . . tall . . . anytime, anywhere . . . liked by many . . . sleeps dark . . . talkative . . . plaid shi.ts are his specialty in class, almost , . , likable Larry. . . . easy-going Edward. Jimmy Sullivan Born to be a leader . . . has a finger in every pie . . . cheerful personality . . . good company . . . talkative . . . spirited . . . sumptuous Sullivan. bwitt Tanquary Teal Thomas Thompson Tihhitts Tillman Barbara Swift Neal Thomas l'Speedy pops with personality and pep . , . a Everybody knows and likes this fellow , . . that dimpled darling , , . enchanting smile , . . intec- cute slow smile , , . that low slow drawl , , , al tious laughter , . . spontaneous combustion . . ways wanting something , . . noticeable Neal. sparkling Swift, R h Jim Tanquary obert Bruce T ompson I g On the silent side . , , not bad looking, girls 4 . . Constantly on his motor scooter when not in school k d d I 1 V h I k I g Hun ma es goo gra es . . . neat . . . cam ant col- ' ' ' WWW 'H ' ' appwgon UC ' ' ' aways pu ' 9 lected . , . a friend in need . . . trusty Thompson. a practical yoke . . . iocular Jim Evelyn Teal Ann Tibbitts Excellent taste in clothes . . . crack shot on the Always ready with a smile for everyone . . . a gay girls' rifle team . . . creamy tan skin . . , wonder- gal . . . ready for a good time . . . where there's lul sense of humor . . . exciting Evelyn. fun, there's Ann . , . animated Ann. Thomas Tillman Quiet . . . studious . . . dignified . . . diligent . , . ambitious . . . never seems to worry about anything . . . truthful Thomas. Tinsley Tomblin Trammell Trussell Tritt Beverly Tinsley Likes where she sits in government . . . depend- able . . . serious about her work . . . sincere . . . active . . . fun . . . bouncing Beverly. Collis Tomblin Diligent student . . , popular with everybody . . . athletically inclined . . , proud possessor of a C sweater , . , Colonel Collis. Mary Blount Trammel Fun to be with . . . sweet and since.e , . . don't get her started talking about Savannah . . . what's the attraction? . . . tolling Trammel. Jo Ann Wall ue, Walker Wall George Trussell Happy go lucky . . . everybody's pal . . . friendly brown eyes . , . peanut-head' '... my, how he does get around . . . modest . . . gentleman George. Clarence Tutt Sonny always has a good time . . . never with a stranger . . . artistic . . . athletic . . . a good dancer . , . Toots Tutt. Rose Marie Walker Our Rosie' '... so patient . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . loving . . . the type of girl everyone will miss . . . a splendid dancer . . . dependable . . . wonderful Walker. Oh! that grin . . . attractive brunette . . . displays prowess in all forms of athletics . . . an industrious student . . . wise Wall. R N I O R S i Ward Waters Watkins Welch White D. Wickham N Wickham Earl Ward Bruce Welch One big fellow . . . a ladies man . . . when tand Shy with strangers . . . tall . . . blonde . . , a ifl he starts to do something, he does it . . . not track letterman . . . plans to attend Emory Uni- lazy, just doesn't believe in work . . . excellent versity. . . likable Welch. Earl. Marion Waters Hilda White Hgbbyg driving Cars . , . most intellegtual . , , l3ODL,llaF Wli'l'1 the boys . . . blonde . , . 6fflClCl'1l ladylike . . . lovely dear to all who know her . . . would make a good secretary . . . talks about . . . conscientious . practical . . . wee Waters. Auburn COHSTBHTIY . . . humorous Hilda. Bob Watkins Mainstay in the ll line . . . cute smile and BIHY Wlckham dimples make Jock a handsome lad . . . fun Big Wick has a friendly disposition . . . better to be with . . . has a way with everybody . . . known as Big Man . . . pet peeve is typing . . . boyish Bob. willing Wickham . , . thoughtful. Neal Wickham Always flirting with the girls . . . popular with everybody . . . a chattering cheerleader . . . better known as M . . M . . M . . Mumbles . . . helpful . . . noble Neal. Willis Wilson Windham Woodall Linda Ann Willis Standby on the French club prog am committee , . . crazy about her sociology class . , . tell us about your driving . , . a good student . . . work- ing VVillis. Joe Wfilson Little, bighearted fellow with a wonderful sonality . , . Lieutenant Joe is known liked by all . . . always jolly is joking Joe. Jane Windham Full of Fun . . . a marvelous dancer . . . a jorette prancer , . , always weas a bow manages to maintain a beau . . . interesting worryless Windham, per- and ma- and Yarbrough Young -Jack Woodall Quietness conceals a bright, intelligent mind . . . witty remarks are his specialty . . . has his head in the clouds . . , baseball star . . . warbling Woodall. Ann Yarbrough Out for fun and trolic by any name . . . quite a mimic . . . why, l'm from Sous' Ame.ica . . . a la . . . toot loose and fancy free . . . youthful Yar- brough. Billy Young Likes to play football . . . possesses a winning personality . . . dislikes studying . . . we like Young . . . he likes blondes, brunettes, and red- heads . . . yummy Young. Ba rba ra B rown MOST REPRESENTATIVE W' Jack Jones MOST INTELLECTUAL AA:-xrinn XAIQQ-nrt Pat Pittm MOST POPULAR George McCIuskey MOST ATHLETIC Sue Blackmar Elinor Suggs MOST HANDSOME Jere Pound MOST BEAUTIFUL ATTRACTIVES Ruth Combs Barbara Swift ATTRACTIVES Bob Watkins ATTRACTIVES Pat Pittman Griffiths Mobley JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Buddy Anthony, l'm-Mwff Mefy! Vffz' lII'r'ffrffllf Mary Mobley, Sf'f'z'rh1z'y-Tnnl .VIII FIRST ROW Anthony, Buddy Ashworth, Peggy Ates, Rita Ayers, Daphne SECOND ROW Ayres, Bryan Ball, Lamar Baugh, Libby Beatty, Jacquelin THIRD ROW Bennett, Robert Berg, Paul Beusse, Carlton Bradley, Will FOURTH ROW Brannon, Madge Bray, Ferris Bray, Hugh Breedlove, William Browning, Jean Butts, Carolyn FIFTH ROW Cade, C. D. Caldwell, Jimmy Calhoun, Dee SIXTH ROW Calhoun, Dennis Cargill, Douglas Cargill, Thacker SEVENTH ROW Carmack, Comer Cash, Amos Chambers, Anna FOURTH ROW Drew, Elaine Duff, Bernice Faulkner, Sam Feimster, Elise Fife, Charles Francisco, John FIFTH ROW French, Jean Garber, Maurice Garcia, Al SIXTI1 ROW Griffin, Charles Griffin, Jack Griffiths, Meryl SEVENTH ROW Hall, Joe Hardison, Gene Hatcher, Russell FIRST ROW Chapman, Beverly Cole, Louis Collar, Gilbert Copeland, Martha SECOND ROW Cornett, John Cosey, Betty Ann Coxwell, Carolyn Coxwell, Catherine THIRD ROW Crevling, Bcb Crush, Clinton Day, Betty Diller, Dick FIRST ROW Hayes, LaVerne Heard, Frank Hinton, George Hobbs, Richard SECOND ROW Hogan, Diane Hurst, Virginia Jackson, Tommy Jacobs, Evelyn THIRD ROW Johnson, Margaret .Joiner, Mary Kelly, Geraldine Kiralty, Bernice FOURTH ROW Land, Dell Land, Nell Latini, Dora Levy, Huguette Lewis, Barbara Little, Carol FlFTH ROW Lumrnus, Harold Maxwell, Hazel Mayes, Patricia O SIXTH ROW Mercer, Ann Miller, Howard Mobley, Mary SEVENTH ROW Moore, Beverly Mullin, Louise Munn, Martha FOURTH ROW Phillips, Mary Pound, Eva Purks, Warren Railey, George Raines, Sara Rhinehart, Bill FIFTH ROW Roberts, Buddy Roberts, Martha Roberts, Winifred SIXTH ROW Rogers, Billy Roy, Frank Rumsey, June SEVENTH ROW Rushin, Evelyn Sanders, Lamar schley, Philip FIRST ROW Murray, Billie Ann Neal, Dixon Neal, Margaret Neill, Nancy SECOND ROW Neill, Rolfe Page, Betty Parker, Don Patrick, Felix THIRD ROW Patrick, Martha Pearce, Marion Perry, Ellen Phillips, .lean FIRST ROW Seely, Gail Smith, Barbara Smith, Frank Smith, Virginia SECOND ROW Spector, Gloria Spenser, Ann Spielberger, Bobby Springer, Philip THIRD ROW Stevens, Ann Stivarius, John Stratford, Kenneth Streetman, Alcye J V93 I W' FOURTH ROW Strickland, Joyce Studebaker, Betty Sugg, Dick Taylor, Clarence Thrasher, Jo Anne Trice, Helen FIFTH ROW Turner, Ann Turner, Frank Waldrop, Dean SIXTH ROW White, Kenneth Willis, Betty Willis, Robert SEVENTH ROW Wilson, Nan Wright, Robert Young, Robert Q' -,gd +V fegka i Lim Lfigig' ax , ,She , Quan, A Q wav ' X if X, Q. ,Q LQ . 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Q Q X . gig r' ' K . . , f X n x ' k...1 Q 1948 Adams, Philip Albright, Glenn Ayres, Sarah Bartlett, Bill Boyd, Rudy Brinson, Betty Camp, Nancy Christie, Tom -lark, Salena fody, Leonard Dierks, Dottie Downing, Ann iainey, Mary Ann ilenn, Carolyn ireer, Ann iunn, Cecelia arris, Barbara arris, Charlie JUNIOR Anderson, David Andrews, Betty Joyce Bettis, Calvin Boyce, Harry Brown, Louise Bu rton, Ma rga ret Christofterson, John Clark, Bobby Coulter, Richard Crowder, Truman Everett, George Freas, Hen ry Goldstein, Robert Gordy, Allen Harden, Nancy Harrell, Bill Harris, Edmund Heard, Betty HIGHI Hill, Helena Hill, Kendall Holleman, Elaine Holt, Peggie Hurst, George Hurt, Jimmy Jordan, Donald Lane, Frank Lewis, Billy Loridans ,Eva Mahone, Marshall Maxwell, Patsy Meyer, Colette Miner, Jimmy Moss, Allen Neal, Patricia Owens, Thomas Page, Edmund 1948 Hinton, Martha Hogan, Nancy Hudson, Ben Huff, George Jackson, Carter Jenkins, Dal Langley, Winnie Ruth Levy, Charles McGinnis, Betty McGinnis, Helen Meadows, Jacqueline Mercer, Renva Moore, Jack Moore, Marvin Newsome, Betty Oliver, Bobby Page, Suzanne Paine, Patti 1948 Parker, Lillie Charles Parks, Barbara Phillips, Annette Pickard, Bill Raines, Sandra Rainey, Delia Robinson, .ludy Rosenberg, Max Saunders, Mary Ellen Schuessler, Joan Smith, Judy Smith, Max Snipes, Nancy Ann Spear, Edward Sutherland, Arlene Sweeney, Ann l'alley, Bill Vanquary, Shelia JUNIOR Patterson, Charles Patterson, Edith Pope, Walter Rabbitt, Carol Rhodes, Barbara Robertson, Richard Rothschild, Nancy Rushin, Peggy Slaughter, Betty ,lo Smith, Jimmy Smith, Terry Snipes, Douglas Stevenson, Fletcher Suelzer, Mary .lo Swinson, Billy Talbot, Donald Taylor, Kathlena Teal, Dixon HIGHI iurmond, Reba Ilman, Anne eekley, Eleanor hite, Cody oolfolk, Margaret SENIORS Battle, Eugene Boutin, Dick Collins, Patsy Kite, Alfred Lorette, Shirley Stokes, Garland Sturkie, Craig Tarrant, James JUNIORS Anderson, James Andrews, Mote Brunson, David Bryant, James Foley, John Hall, Linwood Harnesberger, Robert Housen, Jimmy Hudson, June Kittell, Philip Magoni, Bobby Peacock, Bobby Phillips, Billy Seegert, Germaine Smith, Clifford Stewart, Louise Thorne, Craig SOPHOMORES Benford, Marvin Crawley, Stella Duff, Peggy Elliot, Edward Galloway, June NO PICTURES George, Milton .lenkins, Dan .lordan, Milton Kimbrell, Joyce Parker, Denton Serra, Manuel Tice, Helen Van Buskirk, .leannine Webster, Charles Whitman, Charles Wilson, Tommy FRESHMEN Barnes, Helen Harbin, Dixie Hinton, Jack Monk, Margaret Moscatelli, Jack Phillips, Harry Smith, Edward Smith, Harold Sorrell, John JUNIOR HIGH ll Adair, Bobby Barnes, Billy Bunn, Betty Burke, Shirley Davis, Bobby Dorrough, Charles Dowdle, Ben Duncan, Dianne Elliott, Jimmy Green, Ernie Harper, Henry Harrell, Hunter Hett, Patricia .lohnson, Edwin Jordan, Jane Kulp, Durwood Norton, Steven Peebles, Jimmie 1948 Tucker, Claudia Tucker, Marilyn Williams, Billy Wise, Patsy Young, Barbara Prather, Elizabeth Rhodes, Charles Rodenmayer, John Speirs, Catherine JUNIOR HIGH I Barnett, Bill Benton, Ramona Booth, Osbon Cox, Ella Day, Shirley Duke, Bobby Flowers, Betty Greer, Raymond Harris, Jimmie Hudson, Ann Johnson, Millie Jones, Henrietta Land, Joanne Laney, 'Marie Lifford, Clifford Mancil, 'Peggy Marcus, Jo 'Ann Mills, Harold Odom, Mary - Seegert, Patsy Tharpe, James Tucker, Frances Ward, Fred 1 wi 5' ',-317.-. 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I.C'1Ij'.' fc'or,l' fha! ,ve may h f I I I vv-N W-A-N up. ,- an' v ' . 9 ky s ' N A W 1 Q ,,l iw ,- N 4 ,X Vx' Y - W ww f XM.-X -42 f in fr f ff 'IIII --MV' 1' .v U num X f V eip 9 'f 1.1. Cul. Walter Thomas, Jr. Chzpr. John McAlister, Jr. A very active organization at Columbus High School is the Junior R. O. T. C. under the direction of Lt. Colonel Walter Thomas and Capt. John McAlister. The purpose of the Reserve Officers Training Corps is to train cadets for positions of responsibility and leadership in civil life as well as in military life. This year the R. O. T. C. has concentrated on classwork instead of drilling. The cadets received instruction in military history, map reading, first aid, military tactics, and rifle marks- manship. Lr. LUX. Jere Pound Sgr. W. T. Smith Martha King, Spnmw- flliijfir hlillflll' rl ffjnfiulf Roland Holt George Trussell Billy Key .X'fwimffr Spnflmr Spwlwr Carolyn Holtrey Mary Boyd Murray Barbara Swift Ffrxl I,fi'uti'mii1l Ed Murrah Nlavlf Sirgiurrzf Stuff Xrrgrmzt Slirff Ni'1'gi'i111f Bruce Welch Dixon Neal Harold Lummus .J s Walker COH The COHISCAN staff presents the 19 all students a pleasant memory book. Not withl what do-we-do-next? have we arrived at the e of our school year. The staffs, both editorial and business, he that you will enjoy possessing this l948 COHISA it Q1 Left to Right, lst row: Tutt, Burrus, Brown, Walker, Waters ,Dokos. 2nd row: Key, Tomblin, Fort. V Many thanks to these art students who have prepared drawings and lettering for the l948 COHISCAN. Left to right, Raines, Gross, Tutt, Flenniken. CA SCAN with the hope that it will be for misgivings and moments of indecision and year with this record-a world of events d preparing and publishing it and we trust EDITORIAL STAFF Rose Marie Walker, Lkfiffif-in-C.'hif,f Barbara Brown, 1,ir,-mi-y Effimr Ross Burrus, ,lwf-iiifi' Hffirw- Theresa Dokos, Aqwfiiirf- hyfifw- Billy Key, .liwi-i.1ri' Hffirw- Collis Tomblin, .l.+.wfi.if,- Hflirw- Clarence Tutt, All-1 Hflifffr Marion Waters, .liwfiiirif Hffimr Kinnett BUSI N ESS STAFF Kath ryn K i nnett, lifmfm.-A Hilda White, C,'imi!.1rifw Charlotte Adams Carolyn Cooper Barbara Davidson Vernon Funk Mildred Roberts George Trussell Miss Mary Fort, .-lfff'1,w illlilllilgfl flliiflilgrr Lett to right, seated: Trussell, Kinnett, Cooper, Adams, Standing: White, Davidson, Funk, Roberts. Come lo the Parade Vol. XVI. Orchids to Honor Roll Students PP c6LuMiiuS HIGH scnooi., COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, oct. 31, 1947 ' No. 4 Best Decorated Cars Will Receive Prizes in Parade :X prt--gwitiie parade 'l'luu'sday will matimi rel Prizes nill he lit-fore the CHS-liaker Village tilt next to infor- festivity, decorated cars entering fffull liehind the judges, i will add offieialisni 'Tar carnival tifili' fttl' tht- lit-st lie giwu for second and The paraders from CHS down then down Public Librnrv. turn at 10th the court house All drivers not to drive at speed or to Out di-nufreus of tht- Jr. The parade is wcsik have cars committees rated or not. 'Pullers pi-ogranis All decorate their offs- Sf 'Vi l5 ln judging origin ' main faetnr for prize awards. ltdl, The cheerleaders it-sponsihle for this are: Ruth Vomlis, .ltthnny t'arf lrill, Pat l'ittmnn. llazel Maru:-ll. Neal Wit-kham, an.l Dennis t':illuinn. 'Streak Honor Roll Pays Due Homage The end of the first six weeks of school found 16 pupils with a gittee will lie - g and Philip Sehlvy, nliow :ali it will he to get up iiitvit-stiiug piozzranis, George liis- iuultt-s and l-'rank Turner will lw on the llllilr- study eomniittee and Auhi-ey ltonv and Farlton lieusse u'lll lu' in t-lznrge of the devotional , t-.mmutvf-t-, 'l'l,v Sr, llv-Y opened this year vitli li't-liard lliiuli as president, Sonny Tutt as vim- president, Billy Key as stern-tary, anl Ilill Rambo School Scenes Eugene Scott amusing everybody in the 2nd period English class by pulling out his false teeth. v s + Mr. Smith climbing into the window trying: to get a bird that was in the window. X i ,i Football players yelling, Cutie Kite is dynamite! 1 Q a Seen: Five girls walking out of the picture show on a football game night. Where's your school spirit, girls? O4 t O Virginia Hurst, whose Daddy is zz dentist, startled the English class with the following data about George Washington, His false teeth weighed 50 pounds - they were made out of Cast. iron! MusicFestival Planned Here l'lans are ln-ini: made for the 'l'liird llistriet Music Festival to he held in t'olumhus early in March, Mr, John Lee, ehaiiman of the Third Ilistriwt Music l'filui'ators Av soeiation, asserted Thursday, The festival to ineludo entries from junior and senior high st-liools in twenty six counties of the 'l'lurd t'ongressional llistriet, will liriniz tom-ther a nuxnher of hands, tw-i orchestras, vocal groups, soloists, Sponsors Are Selected for ROTC By Cadet Officers 'l'ln- RtVl'C officers hate chosen their sponsors for this and apt. sit' Vluh ulec Tln- Williani limi-lolyili llt iuateli is -flu-tlul tl to In-gin llo- rophy i't-mlit-r l and run through I-1-li iuary I0 'lliiuets will he st-nt out hy tlw- sponsors. and tht- tvatus firing will :lo so under tht- Na' This niateli rs opt-n to all -1-Int--ls and the tional ltiflt- t'lul- itil--s, It-anis null he tiring eonipetition. in national Two lio5s' and two girls' tc-ani will partir-ipate in tht, postal l.t. Col, jcre Pound will he the Roland llolt. ir urn Swift, and i of Conipauy ll Lollis 'l'tuuliliu, lliese girls will in the inspections. ' 1 tl slu' was ller aniliition nity is ii fresh- eyes and lu on n s nliout 5'-Hz . She of the tllee t'luli You lla. lla-r is having a ,good just loves horse. when she's not shv's with field er hors.-.j Sho nnd dark hiown e to lie nnyliody s nw was the lwst-nllvaround lflll in her sophomore class. Shi-'s usually seen laughing, and evt-ly. liod y vrivn-s her ovorwlielnungg per- --onalitv. lxathryn HI71lu'tl,gig:iI with W-r. sonnlity, looks, und brains is fill , and she has in-owii hair wth lilnt- eyes. Ruth. Barbara tiilisoi a lilond sult- fri-s Shi-'s usually seen with nan, troos over t'ornell perfect it-pmt t-ard, that is, one . and pianists. , Wildr- HW- .1 ' -, A , , .t 1,15 At I h 1, A Ut 2 X V V 2 .1 I A . e t iuni to funn- ts her eummmmz HH AS' The fnnowmz Earsyuzttirsleiiifrf lhut up as muluigr Six judges will ho brought IWW M itcht-s uhith lla to be hzldiover Sweet disnosnion . 'wr QM-ret pupils attained this high Scholastic' I Q X n W mpm Mrs , il l l 'l ef 4 mmlfllx- l VL Y ml-- jfer, H , . M -Nmmpsnh Mary 'old the sn 'ht. I:l'he newrm' - to Jud 'L-o ev'- H and awards -'ith a wliiuiei- -- - lu- ani' Ann Mitchell, Erlitor-ill-Chief Ruth Combs, 1glH'flltTJ'.t' Mzlllzlgff The BLUE STREAK is published every two weeks by the journalism classes with the intention of developing journalistic talents and developing school spirit. The staff, one of the hardest-working groups at Columbus High, endeavors to include all phases of school life within its pages in its news, sports, and feature stories. EDITORIAL STAFF Ann Mitchell, Iiflifw' Sarah Myrick, AYFTFJ Effimr Rolfe Neill, .4 ,l,,f immr Effifw' Ann Turner, Feature Eflilor Bernice Kiralfy, L'.wh.m,gf Eflimf- Billie Ann Murray, Cfnpy Lkfimr Jeanne Hagins and lris Cobb, I Ed Murrah, Spnrfx lfffilrn' Ross Burrus, Smff Iwnfwgmphef- Patsy Collins, Typifr Bobby Peacock C lif- f f,f,f mr BUSINESS STAFF Ruth Combs, Bn.ri11e.f.v Mdl1rlg67' Neal T-l'1OmaS, .-lf!z'erti.fi11g Mfzzzakgez' COITIGF CBrmaCk, c:il'I'Il!zlfiUll Millzflgxf' 'age lf rfifnrs REPORTERS Bobby Spielberger, Hilda White, Hall, Lamar Harrell, Bunky Pease, Ar Chase, Garland Stokes, Joan Trice. Mrs. Carmen W. Crouch, Aflzfifer A busy day for the Blue Streak staff. Joe den NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY B.. .Hsin Q.: Honor Society members are inducted. The Honor Society is an organization open to boys and girls all over the United States. The qualifications for membership are character, scholarship, leadership, and service, To be eligible, a student rnust have a standing average of at least B in all his studies, and he must be in the latter half of his junior year. The Honor Society sponsored a Valentine Dance, the proceeds of which went into the juke box fund. FALL TERM SPRING TERM Barbara Brown, Prmfiefir Barbara Davidson, 1'i-ffifffwr Rose Marie Walker, if'ir-5-Pmiflmr Ann Turner, l'iff-I'ff,rifXff1r Vernon Funk, Sm-i-grin-y Mary Ann Perkins, Sm-if-1.11-y Miss Elizabeth Rogers, .-lfffimff Miss Roberta Lawrence, .4f!fii.w Mr. Neal Thomas, .4ffrfi.fer Charlotte Adams Richard Hobbs Billy Joe Rawls Martha Jean Aderhold Jack Jones Beverly Rothstein Ross Burrus Kathryn Kinnett Ann Charlotte Stevens ,Ea.LBuS1'1.. - Mary Mobley Dick Sugg Harriette Camp Joan Morrison Collis Tomblin Arden Chase Ed Murrah Marion Waters Theresa Dokos Rolfe Neill Bruce Welch Meryl Griffiths Calista Pope Jack Woodall Virginia Hall Robert Wright Mitchell QUILL AND SCRULL The Nunnally Johnson chapter of the Quill and Scroll is a member of the Natl unal Quill and Stroll Organization for high school journalists. Its pur- pose is to further the work of high school journalists and to confer honorary membership on those students who are eligible. To become a member of the Quill and Scroll the student must have done outstanding work on either the Blue Streak or the Cohiscanp he must be in gcod standing with the faculty at the time of election and remain sog he must be in the upper third of his classg and he must be either a senior or a second semester junior. AVID fVllfCl lell, l'reJifle11f Barbara Brown, l if-f-15-eriflefff Neal Tl'1OI'T1aS, Sm'rrfli11'y-Trn1.f1n'el' Mrs. Carmen Crouch, .-lflfriffr Ross Burrus Ed Murrah Ruth Combs Rolfe Neill Theresa Dokos Collis Tomblin Billy Key Anne Turner Kathryn Kinnett Rose Marie Walker Marion Waters wen 5 'V oJ Q, New members receive induction ribbons PHILOSOPHERS' SOCIETY Philosophers hear Prcsidenfs speech. The purpose of the Philosophers' Society is to allow the members to share their hobbies, interests, and experiences. To quality for membership, a student must be a senior or a second semes- Meetings are held twice a month the members. At the end of each year, elected members. Some of the speeches given this football, Polio, Cancer, and The Kathryn Kinnett Theresa Dokos, llfff-1'7'f.ifrfr'lll Charlotte Adams, Sffrwrim Miss Mary Alice Arnold, flfffiifw- Pete Adams Barbara Brown Vernon Funk Virginia Hall Jack Jones Billy Key Jack McKay Ann Mitchell ter junior and must rank in the upper third of his class. at which time speeches are given by a picnic is given to initiate the newly year are: Philosophy, History of United States Navy in World War ll. Ed Murrah Jere Pound Billy .loe Rawls Beverly Rothstein Jimmy Sullivan Collis Tomblin Rose Marie Walker Marion Waters C CLUB The C Club is a school club whose members have won letters in base- ball, basketball, and football. The managers of the teams and the cheer- leaders are also members. The purpose of the C Club is to promote athletics in high 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 a healthy, worthy, and desirable student and citizen. The C Club this year has had initiations of freshmen who won letters in baseball and football, The football freshmen were required to shine shoes, to wear dresses, or to wear short pants. The initiation was climaxed with a social which was given by the freshmen. Bobby Magoni, l'i-mil,-iff Guy Kilgore, l'ifi--l'rr.-iff,-frr Hollis Rumble, Srr'n'f.11 x'-Trm,Inf1 Mr, Dickie Butler, ,4fff'i.i-fi' M1goni Mote Andrews Jimmy Bryant Ralph Burton Dennis Calhoun Johnny Cargill Henry Collins Clinton Crush Pat Flenniken Al Garcia Billy Harper Roland Holt Jack Jones Billy Key Guy Kilgore Al Kirshtield Alfred Kite Robert Land George McCluskey Charlie Moore Bobby Peacock Jere Pound Gene Scott Jimmy Sullivan Neal Thomas Collis Tomblin Bobby Trawick Sonny Tutt Bob Watkins Neal Wickham Jack Woodall .M,.......,,..,..........-.-.----g Left to right, First row: Andrews, Kirshtield, Key, Wickham, Harper, Tutt, Crush, Trawick, Thomas, Magoni. Second row: Flenniken, McCluskey, Watkins, Collins, Calhoun, Garcia, Pound, Tomblin, R. Holt, Rumble. Third row: Hirschberg, Jones, J. Holt, Burton, Scott, Kilgore, Bryant, Land, Peacock, Woodall, Moore. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y A regular Thursday meeting. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and the community higher standards of Christian character. The platform is Clean Speech, Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Some of the projects in which the Senior Tri-Hi-Y has participated this year are: sponsoring a special campaign every week, taking Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to needy families, selling forget-me-nots and poppies, collecting food and clothing during Christmas for the Salvation Army, mak- ing posters for the football games. Charlotte Adams Ruth Combs Carolyn Cooper Barbara Davidson Theresa Dokos Lyra Drane Pat Eubanks Joyce Fleming Kay Hampton Ann Mitchell Barbara Brown, Prmdmr Sue BlaCkmar, Vine-Preriflezzt Kathryn Kinnett, Secretary Helen Cooper, Treafurer MFS. Earl Petty, Aflvifer Joan Morrison Louise Mullin Sarah Myrick Mary Ann Perkins Calista Pope Beverly Rothstein Betty Spain Barbara Swift Rose Marie Walker Marion Waters Ann Yarbrough Brow Moblcy JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y , The purpose of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the sch character. ool and the community higher standards of Christian During the school year the Junior Tri-Hi-Y gave a Christmas party at the Orphans Home, collected stamps for crippled children, collected maga- zines tor Fox Elementary School, and helped sponsor Bible Study. Daphne Ayers - Corinne Betts L Phoebe Boyd Betty Buchanan! Jane Buck Martha Cunningham Bettie Forte Diane Hogan Virginia Hurst Huguette Levy Mary Mobley, 1'1-wiflmr Bel'l'llCe Kiralfy, llfz'r'-Pl'r'J'i1fz'lll Libby Baugh, Sfm-mfy Billie ANNE Murray, 7'1'f'r1.i11rrz' Miss Hazel Witherington, .lflfriirr Mrs. Frances Bailey, Afffiimr Leonora McCormick Jean McKay Betty Patrick Ellen Perry Matile Rothschild Harriett Whipplejq Jeanne Wilde Camille Williams Eleanor Woolfor Weslyn Wynn Members enjoy informal meeting. SENIOR HI-Y Left to right, first row: Trussell, Adams, Mann, Betts, Second row: Rumble, Sullivan, Wickham, Doub, Key, Young. Third row: Murrah, Rawls, Tutt, Holt, Anthony, Rambo. Fourth row: Flenniken, Watkins, Woodall, Moore, The purpose of the Senior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and the community higher standards ot Christian character. The platform ot the Senior Hi-Y is Clean Speech, Clean Sports- manship, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. The members of the club earnestly participated in carrying out the purposes and objectives of the club. They took part in various school pro- grams, and sponsored a special program on 'Sportsmanship. Pete Adams Mote Andrews Buddy Anthony Bobby Betts Doug Cargill Pat Flenniken Steve Harris RlCl'1al'Cl Doub, P7'K.fiff8lll Clarence Tutt, l'ife-Pmiflem Billy Key, Serrefary Bill Rambo, Trearurer Mr. Neal Thomas, Aflziifer Dr. Joe Binns, Adviser John Holt George McClusky Muse Mann Charles Moore Edward Murrah Billy Joe Rawls Hollis Rumble Jimmy Sullivan Neal Thomas George Trussell Bob Watkins Neal Wickham Jack Woodall Billy Young Doul Stratford JUNIOR HI-Y The purpose of the Junior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, higher standards of Christian character. The Junior Hi-Y had only a few activities this year, but they were very important ones. They prevented trattic jams around the school on rainy days, raised the flag every morning, and put up signs in front ot the school with the name of the school on them. Arthur Berry Calton Beusse Hale Bickerstatt Alfred Blackmon Charles Boswell William Des Portes Hamilton Downing Buddy Eubanks Don Graham Kenneth Stratford, lvmfffifr Frank Turner, l'i r-i- -l'i-miffffff Philip Schley, Smwmry George DlSI'T1UKeS, 7vI'. cIJ'IHll Bill Hargett Bob Hargett Lamar Harrell Frank Heard Herman Horne Charles Hubbard Kenneth Jones Fred Mitchell Pete Moon Henry Page Hendre Paine Norman Pease Norman Poole Truman Poole Bob Ramsey Haddaway Rowlenson Kenneth White Bobby Young Left to right, first row: Hubbard, Harrell, Poole, Stratford, Rowlenson, Blackmon, Young. Second row: Schlcy Poole, Dismukcs, Ramsey, Mitchell, Heard, Pease. S. P. 0. R. The Latin Club presents The Haunted House. The Latin Club is composed of third and fourth year Latin students. The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote interest in the classics and to learn something of the life and customs of the Romans. This year the Latin Club has had special programs on holidaysg a play, The Haunted Housef' and had a slave auction at which the new mem- bers were sold. Charlotte Adams Peggy Ashworth Daphne Ayers Barbara Brown P - Prescott Cary Beverly Chapman lris Cobb Martha Copeland John Cornett Bascom Al'1l'l'tOl Iy, Cmzxzrl Primm JOBIW MOfTlSOH, Cw1JufSef1n1ff11,r Kathryn Kinnett, Sfriba Miss Elizabeth Rogers, Refmr Barbara Davidson Theresa Dokos Elaine Drew Elise Feimster Virginia Hall Frank Heard Carolyn Holtrey Virginia Hurst Bernice Kiralfy Ann Mitchell Mary Mobley Billie Ann Murray Rutherford Pitts Warren Purks Billy Joe Rawls Beverly Rothstein Virginia Smith Ann Spencer Ann Turner Nan Wilson Robert Wright h LES AMIS The purpose of the French Club is to create a better understanding of the language, art, and people of France. This year the French Club sent clothes to a school in France, and also sent CARE packages to France. Several skits and interesting programs were given at the monthly meetings. Peggy Ashworth Jeanne Atkinson Ann Bragan Gloria Burns Dee Calhoun Anna Chambers Beverly Chapman Arden Chase Betty Ann Cosey Betty Davidson Betty Day Huguette Levy, l'i-mffffir Marion Waters l'if-f-lwniiflffff Beverly Rothstein, Sl-fr,-rtii-y Eva pOUl'1d, 7'1'fi1,f11rfr Miss Lillian Griffith, .lfff'i.-w Elise Feimster Doris Florsheim Joan Freeman Jean Goss Joan Goss Janice Gregory Meryl Griffiths Faye Harden Gloria Halprin Patsy Layfield Barbara Lewis Henri Loridans Mary Mobley Dot Morton Billie Ann Murray Nancy Neill Joe O'Hare Betty Patrick Eugenia Howard yMary Ann Perkins Tommy Jones Martha King Ellen Perry Gloria Ray Elaine Rinzler Mildred Roberts Haddaway Rowlenson Philip Schley Suzanne Stillinger 4 Barbara Swift Mary Blount Trammell Joan Trice Jessie Westerman Linda Willis Jane Windham Levy Members enjoy program. Q EL cincuio ESPANOL Member prepares to break the Pinata. hun-F- Eubanks The purpose of El Circulo Espanol is to create an interest in Spanish- speaking countries and their culture. This year the Spanish Club has studied Spanish songs and has observed holidays which we have in common with Spanish-speaking peoples. Martha Jean Aderhold Rita Ates Frank Aubrey Libby Baugh Jean Beaty Jacqueline Beatty Ronald Binns Nancy Birdsong 'l'Dottie Booth Charles Boswell Billy Breedlove Charlotte Burman Owen David Shirley David Mary Anna Davis f Pal' EL,llDaI'1l4S, 1'1'a5iflr11f Sarah lVlyI'lCl4, Vim-l'l'e.riffef1f Jimmy l.ll'1ClSay, SEl'7'ZfzlI'j' Margaret Johnson, 7l7'6z1JllI'EI' Mrs. Missouri Huling, flflrin-ef Dick Diller C Lyra Drane Harry Gilbert Robert Graves Marion Griffiths Sara Ann Gunn Jean Hagins Richard Hallden Hugo Hathaway Walter Hirschberg Diane Hogan Tommy Hollingsworth Bill Horne Josephine Hunt Mary Joiner Betty Jones Geraldine Kelly Bernice Kiralfy Clason Kyle Dell Land Nell Land Dora Latini Rosalyn Levinson Carol Little Carolyn Lloyd Beverly Moore Richard Myrick Dick Neal Letty O'Neal Martha Patrick Mary Phillips Jean Phillips Evelyn Rushin Reba June Shields Leon Siegel Barbara Smitluf Gloria Spector Ann Stevens Kenneth Stratford Alcye Streetman Betty Studebaker Manuel Torrijos Dona Towle George Venable Jo Anne Wall Bobby Young RUTLEDGE MINNIX DEBATOR'S CLUB The purpose of the Rutledge Minnix Debating Society is to promote and maintain a better understanding and appreciation of the art of public speak- ing, It is with this primary aim in mind that the programs are planned and the topics of the debate selected. Although it is one of the clubs with very few members, it has been very beneficial and interesting to those who are affiliated with it. Mrs. Sally Baugh, the club adviser, has been of invaluable assistance in helping to guide the club work. Rolfe Neill, l'1'f.fiffr11f Harriette Camp, l'if-f--lmafifli-ffr Bruce VVelCl'1, St'r'1't'falI'3' Mrs. Sally Baugh, .lflfliffr Buddy Anthony Jack McKay Barbara Brown Anne Mitchell Vernon Funk Martha Munn Victor Hutchison Bobby Spielberger Ave rett Taylor Members discuss problems. DRAMATICS CLUB Students prepare for the big moment! The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to help the students to gain a comprehensive knowledge of what constitutes good acting, production, make- up, costuming and lighting, and who are the best producers, play-wrights, and actors. The Dramatics Club studies one, two, and three act plays which they dramatize in class. They have presented several plays to the student body dur- ing the year. They have also presented a radio play, one concerning the Free- dom Train, and several plays for local clubs. Helen Cooper Barbara Davidson Peggy Dierks Pat Eubanks Vernon Funk Ruth Ross, Pl'E.fifft?.'lf Martha Munn, lfife-I'm.fiffmr Martha Patrick, Sc'f1'efm'y-Trmflner Mrs. Clotilde Shirley, .lflfim Josephine Hunt Martha King Dell Land Nell Land Jean Phillips Buddy Roberts Ross Brown RIFLE CLUB The purpose of the Rifle Club is to bring out those qualities of sports- manship, self-control, and cooperation, so essential to success in life. The activities have consisted of shooting postal, and shoulder to shoulder matches. Barbara Brown, l'i-mffmf William Rl1lr'1el'laI'l, l'in'-l'z'f.vif!el1f iRlCl'1arCl Diller, 11l.l'FI'Ilfi1 K Uffifrr Evelyn Teal, Sn'n'fi11'y-Y'rei1.v1n'rr Captain John McAlister, lll5fI'IltifOI' Martha Jean Aderhold Libby Baugh James Bettis 'William Breedlove 'Gaines Carpenter Arden Chase John Drewery Charles Fife Bobby Jane Freund 'Stanley Goldstein Charles Harris Russell Kinman Nora Mahone Mary Mobley 'Don Parker Denton Parker Ellen Perry Eva Pound Matile Rothschild Elinor Suggs lBobby Willis st- Mcmlmcrs ol thc rlllc team Captain McAIister gives instructions. RIDING CLUB Calhoun, Dierks, Van Dorn, Davidson. Peggy Die rks, 1'f-mflmf D66 Calhoun, l'ir'f-l'1'r,fiff.w1f JOHN DaVlClSOl l, Sff1'zffi11'y-7'z'fi1.i'1n'fr' Mrs. Frances Bailey, flifuffy .-lfffiim' MTS. DOI1ald Van DOI'I'1, :l1lf'i.i'fr run! fjI'gcllliZL'7I' Peggy Ashworth Sara Louise Ayres Daphne Ayres Libby Baugh Barbara Blackwelder Madge Brannon Barbara Broda Judy Brown Comer Carmack Mitsy Campbell Doug Cargill Shirley David Dotty Dierks Sissy Ellis Pat Eubanks Doris Florsheim Rest after a long ride. if 'aiu-. The purpose of the Riding Club is two-toldi to offer every student an opportunity to learn horseback riding under experienced supervision and to allow the students to ride in groups with their friends, Outside of the weekly horseback ride, the club lists among its activities a social function once every two months. These may take the form of hay rides, dances, and moonlight horseback rides late in the spring. The club plans to have a tea for the parents. A horse show which will be held in the spring, will enable the members to learn and practice horseshow form. Carolyn Jones Frances Jones Douglas Green Ann Grier Alice Gross Joe O'Hare Louise Harley Charles Hill George Lawson Erin McCauley Morn McCoy Betty Claire Mahone Joanne Ma hone Mary Patrick Geraldine Perkins Ellen Perry J. R. Potts Matile Rothschild Nancy Rothschild Gene Simons Virginia Smith Ann Spencer Bill Talley Dorothy Taylor Pete Wallace Patsy Wise T H E BA N M i li i Left to right, lst row: ,lulictt Averiett, Nelson Parker, Doris Florsheim, Buddy McKinney, Bobby Young, Elaine Drew, Barbara Drew, Marion Pierce, Hugh Bray, Betty Clarke, Bobby Hayes, Mickey Henderson. 2nd row: Eddy Neal, Jimmy Elliott, Jane Stanley, Don Fain, Ronnie Cook, Felix Patrick, Bill Hargett, Dan Chapman, Gcnene Van Buskirk, Doug Cargill, Barbara Moss, Aubrey Bone. 3rd row: Robert Wright, Billie Phillips, Don Kilgore, Milton Jordan, Ben Eidam, Charles Durrough, Betty Willis, Frances Jones, Lamar Ball, Curtis Bonner, Gene Alford, Kim Taylor, 4th row: Russell Hatcher, Edward Elliott, Donald Bates, Karl Eidam, Jim Schimek, Jerry Hearn, Teddy Markland, Riley Middleton, Lamar Sanders, Elvin Krielick, Bob Hargett, Harry Gilbert. 5th row: Wilbur Whaite, Ronald Brown, David Brunson, Bobby Peacock, Marvin Benford, Linwell Flake. Not in picture: Carlton Beusse, Bill Burnett, June Hudson, Rex Shaeffer, The Columbus High School band was organized by Capt. John T. Lee in September, l946 and now, less than two years later, has grown into a first-class organization of sixty players and ten majorettes. Both School years since the band began it has received top honors in festival ratings, and has the distinction of being the only band in the state of Georgia that was selected to play a special concert at the State Festival in Milledge- ville, March 3l. l The band serves the community in many ways. lt plays concerts for civic groups, parades for the Girl Scouts, for Army--Navy and Memorial Day ceremonies, and marches at all the home football games. This year our band traveled to Atlanta and to Macon with the football team, and each year in May the band joins music groups from all the schools in town to present the All-City Music Festival in the Memorial Stadium. Patsy Collins, Head drum majorette. CHOIR Collis Tomblin, lm-,iiffffrf Joe Willman, Snr-mir-y Mary Palmer, l'if-f-l'midfur Gloria Ray, .lfffrnrpiririif Miss Mary LeBow, llim-rw , .J LL ,W M ... , - rf in . a Lcft to right, first rowr Don Graham, Alton Aderhold- Collis Tomblin, Joe Willman, Joye Kimbrell, Louise Smith, Bettie Forte, Mary Palmer, Gloria Ray. Second rowt Tommy Jones, Lucius Powell, Truman Poole, Hamilton Downing, Jimmy Young, Edward Hodges, James Anderson, Janice Gregory, Barbara Fussell, Booda Johnson, Jo Anne Herndon, Mary Ann Armbruster. Thirrl row: Jean Browning, Mildred Roberts, Pete Moon, John Johnston, Mary Ann Perkins, Ann Mercer, Barbara Eames, Carolyn West, Betty Page, Gene Beaty, Joyce Latham, Germaine Seegert. Fourth row: Suzanne Stillinger, Mary B. Trammell, Henry Page, Douglas Green, Gary Kelly, Bob Ramsay, Gene Scott, Pat Bush, Balvs Lewis, Shirley David, Nancy Calhoun, Jerry Kelly. -a--.-V.. Not in picture: Gloria Halprin, Norman Poole. The Columbus High School Choir distinguished itself as one ot the best in the State of Georgia this April, when it received a I rating for its superior performance in the State Music Festival at Milledgeville. Besides taking top honors in the State Festival the choir helped sponsor the Rubinott Concert, took part in the Christmas Music Program, and the All-City Music Festival at Memorial Stadium in May. The choir is the happy recipient of beautiful new choir robes in the school colors which were given by the P-TA and which add much to the appearance of this fine group. GIRLS' GLEE CL B Jessie Westerman, l'1'f.fiflfwr Louise Harley, Smwriir-v Mary Boyd Murray, 1'ifr-I'z-milf-111 ffvlary Boyd Murray, .lrm111pi1f1i.vr Miss Mary LeBowjJ7i-frnw . ' ' v ' 2 Qui , - X X LL ' t, First row: Mary ne La Second row: Barbara lr ' B ' Joa McNulty, Louise Harley, Mary Boyd Murray, Jessie Westerman, Shirley Sanders Jane Sanders, Shirley Thomas, Harr' ' e, Freer Sheram, Fay Woolard Im . . . . . . n GI ore, Ann Stephens, Marion riffiths, Norma Dowling, Germaine Seegert urth row' Reba ic ds Ann Towle Margaret Neal Beatrice Whaite Frances Harris Fifth row' Joan r i1----- ---X-,-N--, -I ----- - -- ---- ---N --, ------1 -------3 I 1 I r - rcman, Estelle Kreiger, BobbieyPhillips, Maltha Copeland, Marie Raymond, Babs Lewis, Dene Rogers, Mary Patrick, Carolyn Jones. Not in picture dy Brown, Barbara Drew, Gloria Halprin, Diane Shaw, Weslyn Wynn. The Girls' Glee Club is made up of titty selected voices tor the purpo ' , ot public performance. This group has the unique honor ot receiving l I I l rating in the State Music Festival at Milledgeville and a I ra n S'g 1 . 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FOOTB LL ' if L : ' ' - 1 X L ' 4 ff: . 1 Clip' f' .3-if xx. ffl . , , I ,. , .0 .,,,, .f.1,-if., 3 - P , , - Q -, 1 . ,, -f.. , . .. aegis-I, X 7, i ma? ,, 'Hg r . 1 .5-f' I 'f i. ' .1 -fz 'A:g'f-f'i:f5g,!' I D The 1947 Foofball Squad 4.. .ff-dia . -.. pf ,, , My 1 4 X. , Q M MWA' vm, A 'Q' 34 wi 1?axaMv', A , ' hw 4 4 B- w 'M 'W , fl 4 g fwmmb-, QW, A vw M ' . k Q M. 'Kama , 'bn 4 r2?,lz'aR'N4 WW . -'. isfi- fx! Wx ,A weyim' 5 Pat Flenmken, Captain Bobby Magonn, Co-Captain Half Back Half Back x!Mfig,, Head Coach L Mm' ww. E. 9051? if - Dooley Matthews Assistant Coach FOOTBALL SCORES CHS ...... O-Hoke Smith .... O CHS .. . . 31-Murphy .,... .13 CHS ..... O-Lanier , . . . . 6 CHS .. .. 12---Marist ....21 CHS ....,. 7-Richmond . . , .19 CHS .,.., 19-Catholic High .. . 12 CHS. . ., . 6-Savannah .. . . . .12 CHS ...... 32-Benedictine ,... 6 CHS ..... 33-Baker Village .. . 13 CHS... ...O-Jordan........13 Will John B Team Coach ph Burton Manaq Ed Wolf Trainer FOOTBALL SUMMARY The CHS Blue Devils opened the l947 football season with a O-O tie with Hoke Smith in Atlanta. Next came a home game with Murphy, also of Atlanta, and the Devils took this one with a 3l to l3 score. Lanier handed CHS their first defeat with a hard fought 6-O score which came in the last quarter. Marist made the record read two straight defeats by a score of 2l-l2. Richmond of Augusta came to Columbus and handed us a l9-7 setback to make it 3 in a row. ln Augusta, however, our luck changed and Catholic High went down before us, l9-l2. Next came Savannah and despite the Devils' half-time lead, they came from behind and outscored the Blue Devils l2-6. Benedictine, however, was easier and CHS rolled over her to the tune of 32-6 with end, Guy Kilgore, pulling down the passes out of the blue. ln our first cross-town game of the season the Baker Villiage Lions went down in defeat with Captain Pat Flenniken leading the CHS scoring, 33-13. ln our annual climax game with Jordan the CHS l l lost a rough, hard fought game by the score of l3-O. Our season record reads four wins, five losses, and one tie, Our l l made a total of l4O points to our opponents l l-4. Thus ended the l9-47 foot- ball season. Flenniken, behind beautiful blocking, bucks through Murphy's line. 1.-- sf I A 4 q 5 , .... f . X' ,:. 1 .2 ...... 11 X E X -mx ,af xx S X X -ans f x a Q X NW 331. , Q2 , A ml K A. M Y 5 mf 7 Q A .5 .. .:X, .MK R .. x W Q M I ,wif ' C a . X . A s 1 X K x 5 x QS 5 1f Q 4 x ap 'fag S f 9 'X W WJ: 'S .Y .,. Q x , A., 559' X u . Kb WW A A 09,5 A L WFA2, T X 1-Q ,X , N. it, ' T K :Q WW? W5-W ' ix' ,Q b . 4 A, L+ in .,,L. 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Ks , A' 1 1 MN am. . .mw- .F K x 65,3-M ' X f Nw.: is N X W wa 3, X 5, N, K K , lim , i , ,wk x 1 Q :fy '-'A' - 6 A X 'Q - Bobby Trawick Guard Collis Tornblin Half Back, Full Back ...pw wx-K ww- N xmw .sw Mx' .. W .f awp A M Swmiigu ww - 1 QW., V f'XQ15-f 5'. K Mfvvfvy, sf-' Ju Q .xg A - , kv W fm fkm afimxxff , Q x x Sax A - , 3 7 wgjiii. . x L 53. - e ww Q sz 5 jj 9 HSOVWYH Tuff Bob Watkins Quarter Back Guard X 3 F 2 Pat Pxttman, mfg 3 An added attraction wherever you find Them All fired-up for the Jordan game. C. H. S. representative to l948 Peanut Bowl game, 's qv-Q Sponsors and their escorts for the C. H. S.-Jordan game, Left to right: Henry Collins, Mary Palmer, Anne Turner, Mote Andrews. M- Balnyk nn the high chair fvl Half-time attraction ct, The foo ,ban banfw BASKETBALL WE. M33 .i ig 'X.J t ghf, first row: Wilson, Jones, McCluskey, Rumble, Pound, Andrews. Second row: Coach Butler, Moore, Hirschberg, Holt Woodall Coach Johnson. . 1 Roosevek .. Lanier ,.,.. Baker Village Richmond . Lanier .. Jordan . RooseveH . Central . . Savannah .. Commemml O'Keefe . . . Savannah ... Baker Village Nmnst ,.... Rkhnwnd .. Jordan ,... Central ... Many . Baker Village AAouHHe .. Jordan ... Modhw .H Lanier .... Savannah . . . 1 r BASKETBALL SCORES CHS.... CHS... CHS... CHS... CHS... CHS. CHS .. CHS... 40 36 47 42 46 40 27 37 M..46 CHS .. H..3l CHS.. M..34 CHS..N N..39 CHS..U M..59 CHS..H M..47 CHS..M M..44 CHS..U M..58 CHS..U H..5O CHS..U 38 CHS.... REGION TOURNAMENT ........3l CHS.... CHS.... ....28 CHS.... ....3O CHS.... .......47 CHS.... GIAA TOURNAMENT CHS.... BASKETBALL SUMMARY The i948 basketball squad under the coaching of Dickie Butler had a record of ll wins to l3 losses. ln regular GIAA play they had an 8 to lO record. ln guard Hollis Rumble and forward Jack Jones CHS had the first and third leading scorers in the GIAA. Rumble had a total of 226 points while Jones' total was l6l. Yet the CHS hardwooders were in for their share of bad luck as Ape McCluskey and Charlie Mocre were injured during the first of the season and were out nearly the whole season. McCluskey suffered a broken foot and Moore an injured knee. These injured men would probably have meant a great deal in changing the results of some of the games since both were starters. Several outstanding features that should be mentioned are the winning of runner-up position in the region tournament, and the defeat of Jordan in this tournament, by a score of 29 to 28 to break a nine game losing streak. The Columbus Oranges in the B team tournament had a record of 9 wins to O loses. The Blues had a season's record of 6 wins to 6 loses. Rumble after a jump ball in Jordan game. 4355, yi igffaka f 3, vga-x 'V aw: ff- - imflfiifi' A' ..,,. sa Wfzw- 53,2 ..,g,,::.. , H, AW ff J Q 6 .il Ska I ggi Qs M, ,f W 'W I0 4 4 5 S if SQ NZ 1 t h 52 A V K f u 4 1- ,Qi x x ,fx K J? S k ' VAN K ,..s Q 4? 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AN' smg , 'S-ffLT ff -'itwil QSM ' M 1 S ' - L 4.C,r,'fN'f-.ssmw L - .T - Lett to iight, first row: Bob Salters, Alfred Kirshfield, Al Garcia, Bobby Spielberger, Billy Rogers, Don Parker. Second row: James Loc a Hollis Rumble, Mote Andrews, George McCloskey, Jimmy Byrant, Gary Kelly, Henry Jones. Third row: Captain McAlister lCoachJ, Geo Je Railcy, Frank Smith, Charles Moore, James Lindsay, Jack Woodall, George Lawson, Robert Land, Johnny Byrne lManagerJ. The baseball team, coached by Capt. John McAlister, had played only four games when the Cohiscan went to press. The Blue Devils had won only one ot these. The games played and the schedule for the remainder of the year are as follows: April 5 April 6 April 9 April l3 April l7 April 20 April 24 April 27 April 28 April 30 May 3 May 8 May ll May l2 CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS .CHS ,CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Baker Lanier Central Jordan Baker Central Jordan Lanier Baker Central Jordan Baker Central Jordan GOLF Billy Key, Bill Rambo, Fred Mitchell, Bobby Betts. The CHS golt team has won the GIAA tor the past three years and are strong contenders to capture the title again this year. As the COHISCAN is going to press, the team is making plans to attend the Southern lnterscholastic Golt Tournament to be held in Chattanooga late in April. Plans are also being made to hold the GIAA Tournament in Columbus in MayT Eighteen teams have reported that they will participate. By the middle ot April only tour matches have been completed. CHS beat Lanier l7-l, Grittin lo-2, Albany l8-O, and Anniston l8-OT SCHEDULE DATE PLACE April 2, Richmond and Lanier T T T Macon April 3, Anniston, Albany and Grittin T Columbus April lO, Griffin T T TTTTTT TTTTT G rittin April lo, Lanier and Marist T T T Columbus April l7, Anniston, and Henry Grady T T T Anniston April 23, Albany T T T T T T T T T T T T Albany April 29-30, Southern lnterscholastic Tournament Chattanooga May l, Henry Grady, Marist and Russell T T T TTTT Atlanta May 6, Russell T T T TTTTTTT TTTT TTTTT C o lumbus May 7, GIAA Tournament T T T Columbus TENNIS i i IT to in First row, left to right: Jack McKay, John Holt, Bobby Spielberger, Prescott Cary. Second row: Alfred Blackman, Kenneth White, Lamar Harrell, Ed Murrah. The prospects for the I948 tennis team were unusually good, even though plans for the season were not completed when the annual went to press. Mr. Brice Carson, Coach, has created a great interest in the sport, and it is expected that some excellent matches will take place before the end of the school year. These will include Marist, Griffin and Thomaston. The team is planning to eater the GIAA Tournament in May. in if-aff' 'S 1' X ,K 4 . H . , ,.,:'V ' ,X W' ff V , , 5? QW ' ,E 21 A My if bg? I 9 ni' Q 1 HCN 5 4 .gf ,'AQ , 3 X' 'B md f Y 1 . ki, .wt m it -M, X M M -,ff , M U 'S fi 5 5 M . I N xx lffq 'xv a .ffv NW is 'QQ a,' lv v V. Q 1 s .,, hx 1 nf Ali-JI, .LJ Q Mi' EE nfs HI-LIGHTS Monday 8-Hello, everybody! School started for the I947-48 session. Acquaintances renewed-new faces seen. Thursday I8-Everybody ialmostl went to Atlanta via Man O' War for the CHS-Hoke Smith game! Fun! Thursday 25-Murphy High game here-open house afterwards huge success!! OCTOBER: Friday 3-Lanier-CHS football game-quite an upset for us-things set right though by grand open house after game. Tuesday 7-Out at noon to go to the Fair! Rides, popcorn, cotton candy, sideshows-more rides! . . . more food! Friday l7--Richmond-CHS game-open house in gym. Saturday 25-Football team went to Augusta to play Catholic High- Victorious us! Friday 31--Out of town again, this time to Savannah--for the Savannah- CHS game. NOVEMBER: Friday l4-Boys from Benedictine Military Academy invade Columbus for football game. Open house after the game. Friday 2l-Freshmen entertain themselves with a dance in the gym. Tuesday 25--Huge, wonderful bonfire and pep meeting to prepare for Jordan Game. Wednesday 26-Out for Thanksgiving holidays! Monday 31-Finally after being rained out twice, the CHS-Jordan game -Alas, the score! . . . Hurray for open house after game. DECEMBER: Friday 5-Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y delegates off to Youth Assembly in Atlanta. Monday 8-Magazine sales started-purpose-to raise money for Senior Class project. Tri-Hi-Y Christmas tree appraised in hall. Friday I9-Glee Club added much to Christmas spirit by caroling through the halls. Out for two whole weeks-l6 days to be exact! Saturday 20-Basketball practice begins during holidays-See you next ear! JANUARY: Y Thursday l-Peanut Bowl-Lanier-Charleston lLanier didn't shine too brightlyl. Monday 5--Back to school! Nobody's changed . . . much-maybe gained a few pounds from Christmas candy . . . and such. Tuesday 6-Journey to Atlanta for first basketball tilt with Roosevelt High School. Monday l2- C Club freshmen startle students by their costumes and antics. Saturday l7-Half of High School travels to Macon for basketball game with Lanier . . . Everbody behaved very well! Had a wonderful time in spite of score. 19471948 Friday 23-Rubinoff and his violin charmed students! Monday 26-Student Council drive for scrap paper started . . . Goal . . . new juke box. ' Thursday 20-National Honor Society induction! . . . Many deserving students happy! FEBRUARY: Monday 2-Seniors order graduation invitations . . . Dr. Richards begins Bible Study. Friday -Savannah looses when they come to Columbus . . . open house after basketball game. Thursday I2-Quill and Scroll induction thrills several. Friday I3-NHS students foil all superstitions with a super dance and duper decorations . . . New juke box unveiled for all to see!!! Friday 20-After Marist game, Student Council entertains with a dance! Thursday 24-Team goes to Macon for district basketball tourney. Students follow team over and invade Macon to support the fel- lows . . . we placed 2nd! MARCH: Monday I-Yo-Yo's invade Columbus. They came, we saw, we conquered! Friday I2-Faculty-Varsity basketball game . . . yes, score was unbeliev- ably 31-29 respectively! Friday l9-Gala occasion . . . new precident set . . . Junior-Senior Dance . . . and a bang-up good time was had by everybody! Thanks, Juniors. Thursday 25-Out for Easter holidays! Four days of blissful bliss. APRIL: Thursday l-Many music makers make way to Milledgeville for Music Festival. Monday 5-Two firsts of the year! Track meet with Lanier and Jordan and baseball game with Baker Village . . . kept us busy at Lake- bottom. Friday I6-Whole school participated in High Time radio broad- cast! We were the show! Thursday 22-Senior meet to decide on new trophy cases as project. Girls shine, too, at tennis courts during match with Thomaston. Friday 23-At last, Quill and Scroll induction--and Editor Ann won Nunally Johnson award. Thursday 29-National Honor Society induction makes chosen ones MAY: very happy! Saturday l-Devil's Den iTri-Hi-Y sponsored night clubl. What did Satan's sister predict for your future? Friday I4-Trumpets if you please! A bird? . . . no! A plane? . . . no! but the 1948 Cohiscan! Here it is . . . our Cohiscan!!! Youth Day, TOO. Tuesday 25--Senior Class Day--off to a smart start with assembly. Spectacular, splendid show! We're sorry we're going away . . . Seniors dismissed . . . Monday 31-Time: 8 O'Clock, Place: Auditorium . . . Commencement exercises . . . Oh, happy day-or is it? Forward . . . march into the land of hope and glory! f 7 ' Q I 5 'A 0 T 1 1 Rf Bb J ' I 76 f A A Mx K .l L 1 nw 'Al T .,, Q Qs , rf 'Q , . as-,Haw faqgmgk - lwm E: 0:1 I O, e' ' I A 1 i Suv I f X Z ff 3-EE' MW fi eve: -? db Bwuhe . H F xc H1 L- .L Q Y' +' F '.'QX Q9 CUf2C gg? 1gm9 k,t K7 ip 5,39 ,A if so ' QGPJN9 YN 0?H014z? if TUDX fr PM HN i fa iggijggykgi ff' . R lgk ?lZ'?S M w r i A 72 , W D 4 -J-Z :gmAkp lztyi L M 9 I W! - 'IG Kai, 5 oe 'f'7.Q N o x. by' . K Q! Y X .H 9 I J A sir? hi .' Qsi izlf, Q K fl If abr I qv -- xv ' ,Age I : g W V4 ' sn--, 6 ? mMiE'VMi Q? fu, 2- ' 1 ' 'Q A W 3- L .55 ',, W 9 5 QQ. Q S! F6 -Q 01 4 0 fee if Rates Best in Anyone's Book! DAY AFTER DAY more people say RC for me! That's the quick way to get a quick-up with Royal Crown Cola-the only cola ihut's best by taste-test. And remember there mlll e A 'T are two full glasses in each bottle. Try ly RC yourself--today! ,Q A ll, It lt'sGood-l6'ro'l'It's lafffwfqs . I 5 SWEET MILK-ICE CREAM- BUTTERMILK Pasteurized for Your Safety r- N .I l Bl-PHY-CHEM CLUB, organized February, 1948 Seated, Left to Right: Victor Hutchison, Pres., Theresa Dokos, , Alice Gross, , Virgini Hall, John Cozart. Standing: Bruce Welch, Curtis Spear, Charles HAI, Ross Burrus. Not in picture: Douglas Cargill, Sec. Compliments jcayfc-'re llieflffkal Q19 Dresses, Coats, Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters, Arid Accessories for School and College Wear 'o Q- Radio--Phonographs U Y X Re rds-Band Instruments Ja 1 HUMES MUSIC CO 1219 Broadway COLUMBUS HARDWARE T41- 1222 Broadway Telephone 3-7331 rx X yf I i, rr . ZLL? I K' JORENE'S I I I3 Broadway PHONE 3-I352 t I -ri NXCA --J!! BIB dn-Sfggb ouglf M skin, he J. X J i COIiAPIfEJ7E Aufefsilyicf 5, I Ith Street I-4 First Avenuexglg GENERAL TIRES - ACCESSORIES WASHING - LUBRICATIONf1I '1 Q3 r. V Standard Oil Products U La Compliments of HUGH McMATH CONSTRUCTION CO. ' Paving - Grading 0 Sewers 0 Ready Mixed Concrete Schomburg Cr Son Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Serving Columbus For 75 Years Compliments of Mikel-iAN'rs Viv. Cr MECHANICS - BANK OIdest Bank in CoIumbus At Your Service I Practice makes perfect 2 SIT Q lp of 3 1960, all G. I. A. A. A Everybody likes fo cat . . . 5. Sfraighten th fl ' 6 T g g II h 7 GI g I J O50 TI Whaf's thc g he a ere amour ir ' HUMBER SERVICE STATION Compliments of Columbus Venetian Blind Mfg. Co. 2806 Lumpkin Road Dial 3-4845 Nall .. NLG-L QOL? - bgcsf' Qin- g Ll :' 1 'm 'f ' uf. X .-. 3, Q5 LLP- '31-'-Cx, Ki- 63.2.2 A L qi!-fr Piuktbc. wt-Ili his-UZ. :.'H,4u i C 'iavifw IX N4 'K' uxtfi-F ' - S W of ggqggk Cx - ,RLWX UN J. T. Knight G' Son, Inc. INVITING YOUR ACCOUNT FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBUS Organized IS76 C U M B A A Boot and Shoe Shop EXCLUSIVE DYERS and REPAIRERS OF SHOES The Best in Shoe Repairing l8-12th Street Member Federal Dep t l surance Corp tion Dial 2-0052 Q Bs W Compliments of Phone 3- 731 ll T v E GI X S E A L Y ' S Hats, Gowns, Wraps Columbus, Georgia 1 ' monds Watches CLASON S V. V. VICK The Finest of Eye Wear JEWELERS 1,-,, Jewelry silverware - ii L I J, m 1 j I ,J Z LI Wade Laundry and . I 72' 'S . Dry Cleaning Co. D Uflmldy . I, , . 0 0 Y' X II24 Linwood Blvd. 1 5 4' -' IQ' flAM7i9Mzf'I If' I Compliments of Ss Radio Columbus, Inc. I WDAK MOTOR COMPANY 2326 Lumpkin Rd. fl Message I0 the fligh Sfhool Graduates Keep Up With the News ofthe World! Intellects make it a must-if you want others to consider you Interesting you should be Up on the news AP WI REPHOTOS COMPLETE AP-UP-NEA-INS NEWS SERVICE TOP NOTCH COMICS-COMPLETE SPORTS COVERAGE SOCIETY FEATURES AND SIDELIGHTS THE COLUMBUS LEDGER-ENQUIRER NEWSPAPER to Established in 1868 7 V COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL X N! from fy . - 1 1 fjjs f l 'wHOL,QsfE61OgM6ijUUj. mf? fy HW QMWQAOMCRHM 5 M! JUMOLWBUQQE IA 'f f Ll gf! ,iffy 2224NxM!Q4iQpfig0ad, Efadnjjljzffa . J yjffi, 0b.NfZg1THESXE4!7fETlQOS4f JL if UA V QOIVV J ,by I 4 qwwjfizff W Qffff D. A. STRIFFIIYEYJ 0-XQJASSWO. yufiftibil iw AW -.- WM-to 5 1 X JL f Tay The Waverly igniel Compliments . X of Qlihg flllharnuaru 0 H. Ro'rHscHu.n, inc. At'f fl '2 '5 Uhr maltunian lgalms 1210 1st Avenue ellilagnnlia magnnlia Qloutts PHONE 5842 . Qlulumhus, - Genrgia X , LIAMS LUMBER CO. A Complete Line of ILDING MATERIALS Special Mill Work to Detail Thirteenth Street Dial 3-2761 Just Across the Viaduct Compliments of H IGGI NS-CALLAWAY CO. Electrical Contractors COMPLIMENTS - and J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. l BEST WISHES f Why Shop Around l'Ol'T1 GEORGIA THEATRE First with the Best Come to Penny's First 1123 Broadway Dial 2-0611 I. Snake Charmers 2, Free ride to education 3. Who's the victim? . 4, Life long friends 5 All the trash goes together 6. Wha1's the obiect? 7. Don't look now ,, 9 COLUMBUS BANK Cr TRUST CO. f COLUMBUS, GA. Since 1886 Q H N J Pie 59 , fl F5 1 Q ' fa ff' ,f , G i Cormgiplimentg, f K J ff of Q RALSTON HOTEL CoIumbus' Finest apic-1350. ffgyff gfffyi WM? Compliments o CAMP CONCRETE f Compliments of Co' RECORD DEPARTMENT Driveway and Sidewalk Paving Ready Mixed Concrete Martin Furniture Co PHONE 8823 1223 B d y CIbGg W, ., 'li I X . A IM- A UV, .I Vee: iukjpru-A 1 tl' FJ 'yy-dit' K 3.97 lfg ,ww T1 51 ' 'f' - C7 it ,gl . . , A' 4 f -J LV? till 1 ricla s Gown Shop ' , Wi ef .1 ,'N.uvClompl1Unfef1t's of ' j 1301 Broadway' Phone 8165 'fglli g a bf jyvlty-.1.w lqfllrx 1 , '1 Liu Columbus, Georgia Cocktail, Afternoon and Evening ' Gowns, Dresses Suits and Coats, Sportwear Hostess Wear and Lingerie ,Y ,Ex x 1' 1 I.-' ., A ' L f-1 l Kira'G!y:'s Shoe Dept. H39 BROADWAY H. H. Flanigan G. A. Brightwell Visit Our Snack and Soda Bar CITY PHARMACY l4-l3th Street Across from the Waverly go:-yi Rqfliwcss if 'lil -...., U, X . ,, :a.y ll. 'm T T5'WiPl5e i DON'T DEPEND UPON A CRYSTAL BALL to pass your school work. Noth- ing takes the place of hard work. AND IN BUSINESS you will need insuranc'e, don't depend on a crystal ball to tell you where you stand. Let this agency survey your insurance needs and make recommen- dations for proper protection. Geo. C. Woodruff Co. 15 West Eleventh St. I' Pi , . 7414 AQREYVCQ 1 iw Cx pg mx-I L JQ xff ,. A A -J! 0 li l Rd g rl 2. A jolly Threesome-lno opficle illusioriil 3, Time out from shopping 4. Why f f II 7 lroom for one morell 5. Befo Th d sses wer Iong4lShor1 'n swcctll lt's a Pleasure 'ro Serve You- Home Owned and l-lorne Operated gEST FOR 1558 Y . SELF SERVICE STORES When You Think of Food Think of Kings '..L.Lf , lg-lC.fLIY'It'LZ L LLQEID - S-W vi-3-ffl. Q N ' l,f,.IK' Lfly y -,I 7501 , gmw 'f , 'Lf Dfig11Jk', y'4c+.J-ji,r -LMT, 1, L fc fiffiismebfnefhffa 2 I g,4,f 'W: I, 'X lair? LI-545 2, 1 -V. 5 ,ff fn I VLQIULE gt, fx' 1 CLP -fbi U Lyezb' ,Vbd fi L. 'I,- A S' Q 6I.QdI'LQflA,, gnc. IO TRUCKS Serving COLUMBUS, PHENIX CITY and VICINITY With Quick, Efficient Service in DRY CLEANING EXPERT DYEING ALTERATIONS SHIRTS LAUNDERED HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED -:- Call 2-0651 -:- Main Plant-28OI Hamilton Road Clean Clothes and Neat Appearance Are Old Associates Of Good Education Victor-Columbia-Decca And Capitol Records for Your Pleasure i Classical and Popular w at THE RECORD SHOP American SerVice HILL 8. HILL Company Maytag, Thor Auto-Magic - Realtors - Vvashersn 8-nth Street Electrical and Ice Supplies 9th Street and Front Avenue G 81 H PAINT S . AND GLASS CO. llllI' 1016 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Compliments of ,QoAQ1OJw'l5 d I Southern Bell 'Felephone andH'FeIeg-raph-.Company Employment Office 405 13th Street FLOWER SHOP Qffgl ' TY KX YD X x C X T ., X . X , 'T T is V' METCALF S -QQ ,X H, 'W . fl lxkslfl.. E11 E E- fy The Store for All The Famlly x X3 affix 0 Men and Boys v Ladies and T X X L VISIT ouR FAMOUS 45? Er T Q 'Pzxv .J ls, xf, ci, l ,N 1 x l-All CV X , -APPAREL ?21'B311B0y-S-'ff f -I 1 TT BOYS DEPARTMENT e 4 o FINEST IN THE SOUTH 9349 l 21 4 Broadway Columbus, Ga. lcy P fmv RD 30D d nts . 4. Everybody happy? 5. Rublnoff makes wonderful music! 6, Dr. Richards ai Bible ST ELE AW f Registered Jewelers American Gem Society l l lO Broadway df Authorized CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sa les-Pa rts-Se rvice WELLS MOTORS, Inc. L ' Lgkl. L,Lo,1sJi,ua29,i+t Sheet ' jfs ' E ' cafe l g,u'f-LLQ, L5 GURLEY'S FLOWER SHOP lOlO Thirteenth Street Phone 5469 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA M Cfbfff bMf'U HOFFLIN 8. GREENTREE Columbus' Leading Clothiers 410 TQASTE D DEAN U l S Se MAXWELL BROTHERS Furniture T0m'5 T0m'5 Broadway at l3th Street Peanut Butter Delicious PHONE 5524 Sandwiches Candies W gjfya, Q53 ZMW an-' ww'-mm it i ,GU-,Qfcl ,,,4,,Lj,LQy.J ,,,L1-'fe-LJ ' .,w,fV,9 f TW., 2 9,44 tu-eio ,bill wQ',4Z2,fQ0 Cffuf -QE! 1 .. gawaffci f-JZQV 2101! Please accept mvery best wishes for a happy, pros- perous future-filled with happiness and success in your chosen field, be it in the business world or in the home. WW' mwgj KIR jffffz GMP' E , Qgdbyi-Tflisps 2 e' :LJ-ffbffv , I bay? 514, in Ls. 1970! L1,t'k yr we-io The Best of Eveathing in Food Dial 3-5691 2102 l8th Ave. J. C. RUSSELL CO. Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Established l887 JDM-43 Thirteenth St, Dial 3-7345 ax Columbus, Georgia P. RODGERS-MORGAN PLUMBING CO. We Specialize In Standard and Crane Plumbing Fixtures l7lO lOth Ave. Phone 7ll8 Where Your Business Is Appreciated I. Dignified Seniors . . . 2. Loafers, three . . . 3, Good to the last drop . 4. All dressed up and no where to go , . . 5. Speed Demon! . . . 6. Wh pretty dog T54 A h 5 I 6 I s 5 Q 'id-X- CL 'fi A fa if MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Motor Sales Company!y 4g The Wynnton Beauty of COLUMBUS and Barber Your Merry Oldsmobile Dealer 2316W t R d 1300 Fifth Ave. Columbus, Ga. ynn on oa wdedlkld Mx xIkA..Q,g-y,, QRS! LQ, 'v,,,Y,g ' 'AL Compliments 1 Cong 'fa',,h. of 6-N-J pow 'any-L qvqvi- QL. Swv-UN - GEM JEWELERS Osjxeiee .l,,q,,,.n SOUTHERN ovERAu. 1 -f co., Inc. Q 1236 Broadway New Location X1 . 3 ' QU? rv-KA WWJ fee 'pe f 1 'N I te ,cychf 'ILAV1-g,Q-ffl jgtlfll-A1 1, vf 0- .f L 1 'Ali N i XJ elf ,My ,rf 'P I ' Ll., It wg, 9 :dl-A 1' ,f JSM , . ale . .Ly-F Lqmpliwlmffg IIAJQQXP qujyntiqgues ifts i fif wi fr. ff tl M J ,ff DLE ' LA! 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Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars A Dodge Job Rated Trucks SALES and SERVICE l2l6 First Ave. Phone 5575 5 Textile and Industrial Supplies Plumbing-Heating-ElectricaI Supplies Building Specialties Columbus Iron Works Company Phone 3-5651 Established i853 Q vo nr 791 :J N Q. 'J 5 55 Q A Y E fi 'F fi, -A 2 4' Ex J, y f K 9 x 1' W' Ai X ,K in an ge xi P b .1 bs 5 wk wx , Ky' is 'W 'H ,, fa y 7 4 I , , A 1 Q nw ' I , N5 al., 5 lf f ' 41 n 1 I I Q if A. A L 5 Q ' ,W ' -. wzml Chu' tum- mu-.rf .r-,vmblv ? VVnhh the lnrcixc' 3. TrnfHifY Christmas Nec for Salvahon Army 4 Lafm Club lf'NI1IJ'IOl'1 5 Ono mm M1 .vm ww Alwfw .yn 6- Nm Nm- ivan' iow, 7. Our heros kwsmo The Ground? 8, Frccrvlshm' 9 Knork knvcxi IO, In the Llouds ll. The ff ,Q V' A P v 2 51'-M' v , f Q1-14-'2L4.nA-f'- ' MQ ,iq-'U', ,Qu 11 - 470 wi.-VN 4-c! 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