Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Ann Derby Norma Dowling Anne Derby-A Southern Yankee . . , always on her toes . . . oh those questions! . . . a real worker, not a shirker . , . a credit to the Honor Society. Norma Dowling-+-Can sho' play that piano . . . sincere . . . oh, her southern drawl . . . can't wait to get to Wheaton . . . dependability is her outstanding trait. Jeannie Dudley-A cute li'l live-wire . . . always has something to say . . . she loves to argue . . . her cheer- fulness is contagious . . . a wonderful dancer. Marianne Edmond-Chemistry has her stumped . . she's got an ever-ready smile and a cute personality . . . always pretty as a picture . . . has a way with the men. Jeannine Dudley Marianne Edmond Mary Sue Ellis Shirley Ferrell Mary Sue Ellis-Better known as Sissie . . . cute n' vivacious . . . a wonderful dancer, a maiorette prancer . . . famed for her many boy friends. Shirley Ferrell-Has pretty eyes and dimples to match 'em . . . devastating . . . she's got a string of boy friends a mile long . . . fabulous Ferrell. Veda Fiffis-Wears gorgeous clothes and drives a good- looking car .- Fifi has lots of admirers . . . spirited . . . vivacious Veda. Kenneth, Followill--A wit from way back . . . sho' can play that guitar . . . has plenty of personality . . . kap- tivating Kenneth. Veda Fiffis Kenneth Followill 28

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Ronnie Cumbie Grace Davenport J. B. David Joan Davidson Bobby Davis-Bobby's not lazy, he was iust born tired . . . on the silent side . . . never seems to worry . . . a regular guy. Emily Dean-Sweet, and so unselfish . . . has a smile for everybody . . . a Tri-Hi-Y gal and one of the band's oldtimers. ' Edward Deaton-Lettered in football this year . . . his most valuable possession: that C sweater . . . drives a shot-rod . . . Country boy. Bob Dennis-Photographer extraordinary . . . aims to make this his life's work . . . the annual couldn't have gotten along without him . . . bashful Bob. 27 l Ronnie Cumbie-Never without Rosemary . . . a duc role in the band-drums and tympani . . peculiar expression about the fall. Grace Davenport--A wonderful cook . . . efficient and capable . , . affectionate . . . also a mile-a-minute talker . . . full of fun. J. B. David-When he discovered 'lLand he named it after himself . . . has a good disposition and a pleasing personality . . . we've missed him. Joan Davidson--Peanut Bowl Queen . . . everybody's ideal . . . has plenty of brains behind her beauty . . . envied for her goodlooking clothes . . . a lass with class. A Bobby Davis Emily Dean Edward Deaton Ecb Dennis -

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Paul Franks Anne Frazer Fred Gates Gene Gray Earnest Greene-Gets around in that ieep . . . track is his first love . . . fast grin, slow drawl . . . lots of fun and well liked by all who know him. William Griffin---Always in a good mood . . . the casual type . . . gonna go crazy listening to that certain some- body . . . an able basketeer. Jackie Grimes--Usually quiet around strangers . . . seems to like the marines . . . may not be seen, but always heard . . . she's got a straight line of chatter. Ann Roy Halloran--A real artist . . . possessor of many hidden talents . , . has wit as well as wisdom . . . envied for her good looks . . . she's a favorite. Paul Franks-One swell fellow . , . plays the trombone in the band . . . neat n' well-dressed . , . crazy in a cute sort of way. Anne Frazer- Frazer can really sing those blues . . . we'll never forget Stormy Weather . . . an ardent reader . . . fthe gal with brains? . . . editor of our Blue Streak. Fred Gates-Interested in anything from hot-rods to hillbilly music . . . a hunter . . . the strong, silent type . . . a goodlooking boy with goodlooking clothes. Gene Gray-A terrific second baseman . . . quite the Navy man . . . a wonderful person in a big way . . . got a real friendly smile. Earnest Greene William Griffin Jackie Grimes Ann Roy Halloran . l