Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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1 STUDE T COUNCIL EMBERS in me -B ffm 'HOW ip.-ie, erik' Siiiiw . ..,,. ,.. -wr at . J asv A1 . 1. ., A, , , ,A .V., M C Q is fu. ,L v , 9 QM S 2 ,f N John Abernathy Bill Amos Nancy Carrnack Betty Clark Bill Cliatt Carolyn Cumbaa Edward Doughtie Nelle Fambrough Carolyn French Mary Ann Gainey Sue Glenn Barbara Hammond Morton Harris Ramona Martin Andrew Mullin Nolan Murrah Henry Payne Jimmy Perdue Grady Person Pat Rafferty Dorothy Stroup lla Stern Portia Strickland Margie Sullivan l9 Billy Thornton ' 5, Eleanor Weekly C1 , 'I '- -' 1' Q E' ..g::. , -2 .'-- Mm :,... i nlllb i f .. M If F' ' 1 if tm. A in J.: '-' Y . -, -1 George Whittony B I ' Beth Willingham f uzz. 2,2 w g. v ..,, A V 2 ,, ,yt ,i, ty,y,t t t,ty e,ttay, f ,gQ5':3g ':'k 5 lnllvln W Ill lll nvlllbl I Cx I ., , Q -.-ll J .. ,iff I I . ': - ' -.,....,,,' ., new - .. Ll' .az :., -- il... j :S J n J rirvf ,Q i,tAr K Q T J f r A-J' I 1 i O Joan Willingham Joyia Wilson Buddy Woodall Student Council Alternates Jeanette Beaird Paul Calhoun Nancy Camp Betty Jo Carter Carol Cobb Knox Culpepper Hilda Delumpa Norma Dowling Ernest Fokes Jan Freeman Fred Gates Carolyn Glenn Dorothy Harley Don Jenkins Roy Johnson Tommy Jones Evelyn Jordan Melvin McAllister Don Monsky Patti Paine Jimmy Parks David Pfaft Charles Shirah David Smilie Donald Suits Nancy Sullivan Lynn Sullivan! Vera Swift V Frank Venablep Cody White Huel White

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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.

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OH YES, WE DO WORK! DELTW new Bubble, bubble, foul and trouble. Wnat's cookin'9 image MMM Speaking for Democracy. Worklng or playimf Between classes. Too many keys, 'foo few fingers. 20