Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Corning to Columbus High in V347 as Dean of Boys and Eng- lish teacher, Mr Carson succeeded Eugene M Boyce as prin- cipal in WSU. In this position he has earned the love and admiration of the students by correcting them, defending them. and praising them, Not only a friend to the pupil, he is looked upon vvith respect and affection by the teachers who vvork vvith him, Be- cause of his fairness, consideration, and coeoperation, he is truly a leader to merit a vvaxe of applause from both faculty and student body u f I . , ur EIIUII, 'fu il MAI! ' MISS MARY ALICE ARNOLD Assistant Principal Rh,B,, MA., University of Chicago . . , an untiring executive, able counsellor and loyal friend to the administration, faculty, and students THE STEERING CGMMITTEE, consisting of the principal, assistant principal, Muscogee Education Association representative, and seven other teachers elected by the faculty, serves in an advisory capacity at CHS. Standingi Herman Dollar, Mrs, Missouri I-luling, Miss Mary Hudson, Miss Leone Redfearn, Mrs, Mary L. Williams. Seated: Miss Mary Fort, Miss Mary Alice Arnold, R, Brice Carson, Mrs, Emily Petty. LUCIEN J. MARTINI MEA. Representative

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ably dire fed N F -5 'Rx X x QQ X ZXVXAS-35, if R R BRICE CARSON Prmcipa! A B A Erskine Coliege MAN Duke Umvcrslty

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- - - who jam the sfzzden is in this dcdimfim to the one memb r - - - There are times when words can not be found to express the ee ing . . . l-laywood Dixon Butlereemore affectionately known as Dickie Butlere' in eleven years at Colum-- bus High has endeared himself to everyone who has known him and gained a permanent place both in the history of Cl-l,Si and in the hearts of all with whom he has come in contact. Arriving in TQ45, he has served as football and basketball coach, as advisor to the C Club, and h' talents and himself Mr Butler has had a far-reaching as algebra teacher-W giving freely of his time, is , . . influence upon the students-their physical, mental, and spiritual development, l-lis contribution to Columbus l-ligh will not soon be forgotten ' ' t and example, his under- Therefore for his splendid coaching and teaching, his encouragemen CT AND GRATITUDE Tl-IAT ARE S0 RIGHTFULLY f l s which are in our hearts am S misariiy and laughter with RESPE N t HAYWOQD DIXQN BUTLER, stan g, y , y l-HS, WE, THE SEIXHOR CLASS, DEDICATE THE V356 COHISCA o JR. 14