Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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g, .Q i i L Z, Z,f'Q.,N-if Leone Redfearn Physical Education We have found her lively, ener- getic ways contagious to all around her. Miss Redfearn's B. S. from G. S. C. W. and M. A. from Pea- body have made her an excellent gym teacher. Clotilde H. Shirley English Her delightful sense of humor, understanding, and sincerity have made Mrs. Shirley dear to the hearts of all her students. She received her A. B. from Asbury College and her M. A. from the University of Georgia. Mary G. Smisson A Social Science Mrs. Srnisson has excelled both in her good humored, likeable ways as well as in her vast knowledge of history. Her A. B. is from Bre- nau College and her M. A. from George Washington. Lucile Smith Cafeteria Mrs. Smith not only wins our hearts through our stomachs but also with her genial disposition. Beth Stanfield Speech She has proved herself invaluable to numerous activities: speech, dramatics, radio, and annual are just a few. She received her B. S. from Georgia Teachers College and her M. A, from Northwestern, Gilbert L. Stewart Social Problems, Guidance Director His understanding guidance has helpedus all to face the future with confidence and assurance. Mr. Stewart obtained his B. S. from Troy State Teachers College and his M. A. from Peabody College. Mary N. Strickland Typing, Shorthand To attractive and well-liked Mrs. Strickland, we owe our knowledge of the commercial arts. Her B. S. is from G. S. C. W. and her M. A. from George Peabody. G. Neal Thomas Chemistry During our years at C. H. S., Mr. Thomas has always been just one of the gang. He received his Ph. B. from Emory University. George C. Unversagt Orchestra Mr. Unversagt, our versatile musi- cian, has proved his value in the field of music right here at Co- lumbus High. He acquired his B. S. from the Cincinnati Consere vatory of Music. ciyae ward Latin This new C. H. S. teacher has made a dead language come alive for us. Our Latin teacher received her A.B.fro m the University of Geor- gia and her M.A. from Peabody College. Marijon Williams English The impression she has made upon her students has shown up in the work produced by them. Mrs. Wil- liams' B.S. is from Alabama State College and her M.S. is from Au- burn.

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H. Bernard Hancock Biology, Physics For the short time Mr. Hancock has been at C. H. S., his excellent teaching methods and his genial manner have certainly made him a favorite of us all. He received his B. S. from- Emory University. Fannie George Higgins Mathematics Her calm understanding manner has shed light for us along the dark paths of math. Miss Hig- gins acquired her B. S. from the University of Georgia and her M. S. from Auburn. Missouri B. Huling Spanish When we make our long awaited trip to Mexico we will owe our usable knowledge of espanol to this gay, conscientious teacher. Mrs. Huling has an A. B. from Shorter and a M. A. from Teachers College, Columbia. Evelyn Johnson Mathematics Our dedication is self-explanatory of our feelings toward Miss John- son. She acquired her A. B. from the University of Georgia. Hazel W. Joiner Social Science, English A friend in need is a friend in- deed. That sums up Mrs. Joiner, always there to help. She has an A. B. from G. S. C. W. and a M. A. from the University of Georgia. Mrs. Jessie Jones Cafeteria Lending a helping hand to Mrs. Smith is her cheerful and likeable assistant, Mrs. Jones. Roberta Lawrence English Her dry wit combined with her first-hand knowledge of English has enlivened our many hours of English. Miss Lawrence's B. A. Came from Shorter and her M. A. from Columbia. John Lee Band Director Columbus High is the proud owner of an outstanding and acclaimed band due to the hard work and ex- cellent direction of Captain Lee. Lucien J. Martini French, Latin Mr. Martini mixes French and Latin with a touch of humor, making his classes both informative and en- joyable. He obtained his B. A. and his M. A. from Emory Univer- sity. Emily J. Petty Biology, Social Problems Our unofficial counselor in social problems and our sympathetic and practical biology teacher has made her classes those we look forward to. She has an A. B. from Val- dosta Teachers College. Ruth Plumb Home Economics This amiable' teacherihas done a wonderful iob toward giving our girls the training and experience needed to make better homes for the future. Miss Plumb obtained her B. S. from the University of Georgia and her M. A. from Co- lumbia. l6 Q,

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STUDE T COUNCIL f , White Willman Strickland Harley OFFICERS , Henry Strickland . . T , . President Ray White , , , Vice-President Mary Ann Willman . , Secretary Louise Harley . Treasurer ' The halls ot Columbus High were not only made brighter by the Student Council this year, but cleaner as well. An annual project ot this organization is the decora- tion ot the school's Christmas tree. This year our tront hall shined brightly as a re- sult ot the council's efforts. The blue and orange trash baskets placed in strategic spots in the halls made us aware ot another important service ot this group. The clean- up drive made everyone trash conscious, and a cleaner school was the outcome. Perhaps the most important project that the Student Council undertook was the raising of money for the Foster Parents Plan, The council sponsored a play and the proceeds went tor this purpose. Other activities of the council included the sponsorship of Stunt Night and a no-smoking drive.