Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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R TIO Robert Brice Carson Principal A. B., Erskine College M. A., Duke , Mary Alice Arnold Assistant Principal M. A., University of Chicago

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William H. Shaw Superintendent A, B., M. Ed, Duke A MIN! l Frank P. Bradford Assistant Superintendent B. S, Vanderbilt

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Sally Baugh Social Science Mrs. Baugh not only does an ex- cellent job with the Debaters' Club, but is also one of our outstanding social science teachers. She ob- tained her A. B. Degree from Gou- cher College. Myrtle C. Blackmon Librarian Miss Blackmon, the index to all our problems, is always ready and willing to help each one of us. She received her A. B. Degree at Agnes Scott and her B. S. in Library Science at Columbia. Alethea S. Booth Mathematics Our sub-freshmen will advance through high school and later life with a thorough background of both math and science due to the efforts of Mrs. Booth, who ac- quired her B. S. and M. A. at Pea- body College. Betty Jean Booth Secretary C. H. S. certainly acquired an added attraction when Bootie came to us. lt's always a pleasure to be summoned to the office by this charming ex-model. Mary Washington College is her Alma Mater. Mildred Brown Mathematics Miss Brown will always be well known and respected for her or- derly classes as well as for her neat appearance. She obtained her A. B. from Shorter College. .C E WlLl Olna Brown Cafeteria Cashier To meet Mrs. Brown at the end of the lunch line, though it does cost us money, is a pleasure after such a long wait. Jim Burns Mathematics A newcomer to High School, Mr. Burns has proved to be a splendid addition to both the Math Depart- ment and the athletic field. His B. S. was obtained at Auburn. H. B. Butler Mathematics Mr. Butler, our cuz, has estab- lished himself here at C. H. S. as both a competent Head Coach and an able teacher. He received his B. S. at Georgia Tech and his L. L. B. at the University of Geor- gia. Cora Lee Cheatham General Science Although the upperclassmen do not have the privilege of being taught by Miss Cheatham, we all remember her as an outstanding first impression of C. H. S. Her degrees include a B. S. from Coker College and a M. A. from Duke. Ruth Cochran English Miss Cochran's ability to present grammar and literature in a clear and interesting manner has won her the admiration of her students. She obtained her B. S. from G. S. C. W. and her M. A. from the Uni- versity of North Carolina. ,Wt . , Ne in f 9 V5- ..z. , 4' :eil-52-' s ffieii f l -- .'?5 f- 1:2 11E5'2Ii'f-ff3ff:E..3.:i2If2II3 N W