Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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i Torrence Hamilton Wilbur Hall ' 66444 OFHCERS Jim Torrence A A A A President Joe Hall A A Vice-President Helen Wilbur A A A A Treasurer Ann Hamilton A A Secretary Four years ago when a twelfth year was added to Georgia schools there was supposed to be one year when each high school would have no graduating class. This is that year, so actually we are not supposed to exist, but on the contrary, WE DO EXIST! Yes, and in a big way. ln September of I946 we originated with thirty-five charter members, During our sophomore, junior, and senior years this number has swelled to an amazing Sixty. How? The charter members have plodded steadily along and have, received new members in many ways. Some came as new arrivals at Fort Benning and Columbus, a few felt the restraining hand of a teacher, while others restrained themselves to be a part of Our Senior Class. We have been so few and know each other so well that we feel like One Big Happy Family. Many interesting experiences have been ours, however, space permits mention of only a few. After a long wait, we finally received our class rings, and even though every senior had one of his own, we insisted on showing them off at every opportunity. And then who could forget the campaign we had to sell magazine subscriptions? Some of us really became attached to the teddy bear . We will always remember ordering our graduation invitations, going to Atlanta to see the Assembly in session, the mad minute at Fort Benning, and the publication of the Cohiscan, not to mention just every day at school. 26