Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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BCNY BUSY' Pat Cadena Betty Cain Cecil Calhoun Mitsy Campbell-Sooo dramatic . . . why not be seen and heard . . . has heaps of good looks and personality . . . she spoke for Democracy . . . Broadway-bound. Don Carroll-Seen with Madge . . . solo trumpeter . . . a big wheel in the band . . . has his head in the clouds ltall, lean, n' lankyl, Tommie Chalkley-AA science fiction fanatic . . . ex- usher at the Georgia . . . has a wit all his own . . . amazes his friends with obscure facts. Joyce Chancellor-Famed for her dry wit . . . keeps everyone in stitches . . . one of our Bobby soxers . . . jovial Joyce. Betty Bush-Full of poise . . . one of our dark-haired beauties . . , claim to fame: her trip to Europe . . . we'll never forget her. Pat CadenaYDoes everything the Wright way , . . a bright gal with a bright personality . . . possesses lots of pretty clothes . . . you can't help liking her. Betty Cain-Another ole' band hand . . . quiet and re- served . , . a member of the getting married soon club . . . people notice her smile. Cecil Calhoun-Shy about girls who are crazy about this . . . everybody's friend . . . a mighty man on the golf course and a good all-round fella . . . he's usually el evated. Mitsy Campbell DOH CarI'Oll Tommie Chalkley Joyce Chancellor I

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Edith Blackmon Earl Bowden Joan Brasse Barbara Broda Michael Brooks-Shy, but full of fun . . . an old Benning Brat . . . another of our wits . . . there's never a dull moment around Michael. Judy Brown-You never know what she's gonna say next . . . fun to be with . . , Judy really gets around- if she gets started . . . we dedicate Slowpoke to her . . . a most unusual sneeze. Ronald Brown-A red-headed rascal . . . we love that shy grin . . . gets along with anybody . . . he's got that friendly spirit. Sammy Buracker-Shy, but oh so mischievous . . . gals really go for that blond hair . . . wears goodlooking clothes . , . his smile gets 'em all. Edith Blackman-Such pretty hair . . . has just plenty of friends . . . her art's just plain swell . . . left us for a husband. Earl Bowden-Just call for Satchel . . . homework doesn't bother Earl, he doesn't do it . . . a long-legged personality . . . he's a true French man. Joan Brasse-Macon brat . . . gosh, what a soft voice . . . tops with everyone 'cause she's just plain swell . . . so conscientious, too. Barbara Broda-Possessor of a good disposition and a sense of humor . . . has heaps of goodlooking clothes . . . sweet as pie. Michael Brooks Judy Brown Ronald Brown Sammy Buracker

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Jo Ann Chandler Dottie Christie Betty Clark Ann Cooper Dan Cowhig--A goodanatured Benning Brat . , . d0esn't takes life too seriously . . . a big-time loafer . . . claim to fame: he's part Indian , . . a wacky comedian. John Cowhig, Jr.--Could talk all day . . . soon will be an ideal Army recruit . , . wow! what a wink . . , he enlivens all our classes. Betty Jean Crenshaw-High stepping twirler . . . a dig- nified senior . . . sincere and friendly . . . attractive and so sweet, Knox Culpepper-f Mr. Touchdown' '.,, oh what he can do with those pretty eyes . . . sho' hate to lose this loyal Blue Devil to the Georgia Bulldogs . . . our Most Athletic. Jo Ann Chandler--Thrilled with her gorgeous ring . . . one of the chatterboxes . . . full of vim and vigor. . . has sparkling brown eyes. Dottie Christie-Everybody's friend . . . wants to marry a doctor . . . busy as a bee . . . what will she say next? . . . delightful Dottie. Betty Clark-Likes White? Quitel . . . means what she says . . . only girl who took solid geometry . . . math brain? she hath same . . . has her Ray of sunshine. Ann Cooper--lndescribable . . . Ann doesn't have to study, she's naturally bright . . . her personality capti- vates all . . . priceless . . . capable Cooper. Dan Cowhig John Cowhig, Jr. Betty Jean Crenshaw Knox Culpepper