Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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.. ---gf -1 Qezfrgia - fn which fudmfs mme from all walk of We - - - Ot the more than 3500 students attending high schools in Columbus, twenty-nine per cent are loyal Blue Devils representing all walks ot liteen army, commerce, industry, and tarmlng, Including the eighth grade, a new high ot B05 students has been reached at Columbus l-ligh this year. Composed ol sons and daughters rich in the experiences they have shared with their military tathers in all corners ol the world and children of pioneers in industry and tarming, the student body ot CHS, is a cross-section of people abounding in guidance, ability, and experience- essentials ot the ettectiye leaders ot tomorrow.

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,U 14 nz Heritage- - - ln its earlier clays Columbus was a busy cotton port on the Chattahoochee, which was vital to the town built on its banksg but to most students this river is now just a mucloy stream that has long ago lost nts romance ancl has gone down ln the annals ot poetry. l-lovyeyer, the new ChattahoocheefAoalachlcola-Flint Rryer Project may soon proylde these citlzens-in-the-malong vylth a orornlsang tuture and refestabllsh in part the rich, lelsurely olcture ot the Chattahoochees colortul and dtarnatlc past. 5