Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Srfufh is' Grazia I Oppv fun Ty CITIZEN IN ' If Mo I Mogres ive Hzfy la-M 5' The tirst state ever to allovv eighteen year olds to vote, Georgia otters to many ot her high school students one ot the greatest privileges ot a citizen. Recognizing that this right is the keystone to democracy, both faculty and community strive to encourage an interest and foresight on the part ot the stiidentsg thus giving promise ot a more enlightened ancl experienced class ot voters. 23 Mayor Robert T. Davis

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Parent Teachers Band Parents Adult Education Association Dgpaffmem Lyla ses A high school is a physical structure, ever growing and changing. Sometimes it ,takes the torm ot new classrooms, new equipment, or a new gym, but the heart ot the school is the teeming student body, the living breathing humanity that daily goes in and out ot its doors. These boys and girls give lite and personality to the form, beginning as very young eighth graders, they enter the freshman class and grow through tour years ot training to be mature seniors, The administration and teachers are there to lead, instruct, and to guide. In order to do this, there must be CLASSES. 25