Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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SENIOR FRESHMEN Carson - Frank Smith Petty - John Christofterson Rogers - George Hurst Trippe -- Judy Robinson Johnson - Johnny Byrne Lawrence - Max Rosenberg JUNIOR EIGHTH Thomas - Fred Mitchell Strickland - Beth Willingham Huling - Richard Myrick M, M. David -- Edward Doughtie Fort - Gary Kelly Booth - Larry Roberts Eakle -- Tom Tuggle Baugh - Milton Bramlett Cheatham - Thomas Brasselle SOPHOMORE SEVENTH Joiner - Knox Culpepper Wells - Kathryn Schnell Knowles -- Eddie Neal Plumb - Betty Jo Carter Crouch - Judy Brown Martin - Jimmy Mize Shirley - Paul Reehling L. David - Joyia Wilson Brown - Dorothy Taylor Deaton - Jean Snodgrass Cochran - Billy Harper Williams - Huel White Standing: Jim Torrence. lst row, left to right: Richard Myrick, Gary Kelly, Fred Mitchell, Tom Tuggle, Peggy Dierks, Anne Hamilton, Frank Smith, Dayton Preston. 2nd row: Billy Harper, Dorothy Taylor, Judy Brown, Knox Culpepper, Paul Reehling, Eddie Neal, Johnny Byrne. 3rd row: Kathryn Schnell, Betty Jo Car- ter, John Christotterson, George Hurst, Judy Robinson, Joyia Wilson. -1th row: Jean Snodgrass, Huel White, Jimmy Mize, Milton Bramlett, Edward Doughtie, Beth Willingham, Larry Roberts. 23

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Hamilton Torrence Preston Dierks Mikal ' OFFICERS Jim Torrence T , President Dayton Preston Vice-President Anne Hamilton .. Secretary Peggy Dierks . . . Treasurer President Jim Torrence opened the first meeting of the Student Council with a bangl The representatives, one from each homeroom, were ready to start work early this year, which has proven to be a most successful one. ln VicevPresident Dayton Preston, Secretary Anne Hamilton, and Treasurer Peggy Dierks, Jim had a very competent staff to help him. Remember that clever Clean-Up skit that the members gave? Well, it certainly had results in a cleaner, more beautiful building and grounds. Many of you don't realize that those wonderful assembly programs were due to the hard work of the assembly committee headed by Fred Mitchell, chair- man. The Christmas tree in the front hall was decorated by the represen- tatives, and all the girls really had tun at the Twirp Dance. Of course, none of this would have been possible without the coopera- tion of the student body, which was kept informed at their homeroom meet- ings by their home room representative. 22

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