Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Z . ,R ,fu A 'Q' I if '4 W ' 9 l 2 sf as '69 , I , 422. .5-4... :.-.:.:.:1:::?S ms! I v ' 5 ff Q. ----- - . .. .. .- ' fs 2 ,R 5 QP -. A f fwsvx .U Mrs. Frances Bailey ffflft' l'fly.ifi'41l lftf. A sister to every girl and a friend to all only starts a description of Mrs. Bailey. She received her BS degree in Physical Education frorn Auburn. Mrs. Sally Baugh .N'ut'. t1l br'fitf. ff Mrs. Baugh has red hair, blue eyes, and a friendly disposition that any girl would be proud to own. She grad- uated from Goucher College with an AB. degree. Miss Myrtle Blackmon 1,.'fvr.1r1m1 Bublnling wtih laughter, Miss Black- rnori has always been kind and helpful in the library. She acquired her AB. degree at Agnes Scott and her B.S. in Library Science at Columbia Uni- versity. Mrs. Alethea Booth .X'tit'utt' will .lltrlfltr f.i. rlftxr Mrs. Booth, a quiet and dignified per- son, is an excellent math, science, and mechanical drawing teacher. She re- ceived her B.S. and M.A. degrees from Peabody. Miss Mildred Brown .llilfflwffltlllicx Miss Brown, our math teacher, is as neat as a shiny pin and has earned respect and admiration from all. Shorter is her Alma Mater with an A.B. to prove it. and Mr. H. D. Butler, Jr. slrlftlft' U,'rit'.'ffr rlrlrf .Yrrgftrf .Ylntffix Our Head Coach and teacher of social science is an all around person. Mr. Butler obtained his L.L.B. at the Uni- versity of Georgia ancl his B.S. at Georgia Tech. Mr. R. Brice Carson Drum ul Huw Our diagrarnrning friend has been oar step father since our sopho- more year. Erskine College gave him an A.B, degree and Duke University, an M.A. Miss Cora Lee Cheatham ffl Hi Inf .N't'5if1i't' This diminutive science teacher has taught well her sulmffreshmen alvocit the minerals of Georgia She received a BS. from Coker College and her M.A. at Duke. Miss Ruth Cochran Eng. '.'. rfl Miss Cochran's twinkling brown eyes and witty remarks have helped us through literature and grammar. She received her B.S. in Education from G.S.C.W. and her M.A, from the Unif versity of North Carolina. Mrs. Carmen Crouch .lff1,rr1.1il,,rif.' .mil lfrixqillifli Mrs. Crouch shows her versatility by the many sublects that she teaches: Journalism, English, and Spanish l. Our Blue Streak Adviser received her A.B. from the University of Georgia and her M.A. from Duke. 7

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Doctor Eugene M. Boyce The top man at Columbus l-ligh School is one o the best in his field. AB from Erskine, his M.A, from Emory, and his PhD, from Peabody. during school, after school, in Columbus, or out of Columbus, he has our friend. Miss Mary Alice Arnold Our cheerful Assistant Prin- cipal, Miss Arnold, has won our admiration throughout our high school days. In many ways but particularly as a Columbus l-ligh Dorothy Dix she is one of the favorites at CHS. Miss Arnold acquired both her Ph, B. and M. A. at the University of Chicago. Dr. Boyce received his Whether before school, proven at all times to be

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N :A . -2 , v f ? 55 , . sei X is . X 2 Q 'WK 4 Q . gf ' 'W -f ,f fm 7250 Miss Lucile David Rmnffrzg tml! Nt'.ft'r1t'f Her interest in every pupil pays big d.vidends as the Jun:or High l reading improves. Miss David graduated from the University of Georgia with a B.S. degree and from Auburn with her M.S. degree. Miss Minnie Merle David .N'ul'ii1l Slfrtfiw null lt'r1gl1'.ih With a sweet disposition and sympa- thetic understanding nature, Miss David has taught the sub-freshmen English and social science. She grad- uated from Shorter with an A.B. and from the University of Georgia with an M.A. degree. Mrs. Ailene Deaton Fizglfxlf This teacher has given of her knowl- edge to help her students express themselves better in the English lan- guage. She received her B.S. and her M.S. degrees at Auburn. Mr. Robert G. Eakle Vnmf 1'l'ln.f,7t' The director of the Columbus High vocal chords and songbird of the faculty can be seen flying around in hls Studebaker. He graduated from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music with a B.M. degree. Mary Fort Sllnffut The problems of the nation and of her pupils are Miss Fort's concern. Her kindness has won our friendship. She attained her A.B. at G.S.C.W. and her M,A. at the University of Georgia. Miss Mary Goddard :lfl Our art instructor has a sunny disposi- tion and enioys her art , Miss Goddard has earned a B.S. at G.S.C,W., her M.A. at Columbia, and our admi- ration at Columbus High School. Miss Fannie George Higgins .'llt1Ihf'111t1lf'r,t The checker of our coins , always calm and poised, has led us through a maze of triangles and squares. Her B,S. in Education from the University of Georgia and her M.A. from Auburn have made her an excellent teacher. Mrs. Missouri Huling .'f,m111l.i'b Our Spanish teacher and adviser of the Spanish Club always keeps herself neat and her class in order. Mrs. Huling received her A.B. at Shorter and her M.A. at Columbia University. Miss Jackie Jones rlvtiilmzf l,ilu'.1r'im1 Ocir assistant librarian, Jackie Jones, is sweet and always willing to help. Her quiet, happy dlsposition has won her many friends at Columbus High. Mrs. Hazel Joiner Nfirftzl S1'n,lff-.v An all around good teacher who solves problems inside history class as well as outside, is Mrs. Joiner. On this swell teacher G.S.C.W. and the University of Georgia conferred A.B. and M.A. degrees, respectively. ffm? 2 . 1. V 'i 'K jim s .Z 'P .. - -... : 3: -.E n Q , V. . at 3 1. , ..,. g you if