Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Helping a football player, Roger Knuep- pel to become as educated in grammar as DEDICATIC Eight years ago when Miss Ruth Cochran first came to Columbus High School, she was known as the new Teacher with the thermos bottle. Still carrying her thermos bottle, Miss Cochran is now a symbol of the fine qualities for which Columbs High School stands. To her, her work is her art, and her interest in and love of teaching English instills in her students the same intense interest in English, whether they be exhaust- ing themselves over grammar or transporting themselves to a different world via literature. A teacher in the dignity of the noblest sense, she has instructed us, encouraged us, and led us by example. We have learned much in her sparkling friendship. SS Showing a class her Henry Opening her faithful thermos . . . Glancing at her gradebook to . . . Viewing her prize poss nond family tree a gift from bottle which has become her trade get a picture of how her students a collection of scenes from S mer students mark are working. spectre. ' tt ' s --V-:.:.:....a..f:.,. .xiii

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CDRW RD T0 GUR FUTURE Boys and girls go to high school to prepare themselves for college or to immediately take their places in the business world as wage-earners. To get an early start in training for their future role in the business world, many of our students already hold part-time iabs. An example of this is the work being done by Hanne Andersen, Carole Sue Battley and Mary Ellen Morgan in a local department store. 9

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is ss eww 553543 r I Because she is patient and understanding under all circumsfancesg because she make us learn in spite of ourseIves, be- cause of her ready wif and sympathy, and because we Iove and admire a wonderful person, WE, THE SENIOR CLASS, WISH TO SAY THANK YOU BY DEDICATING THE 1957 COHISCAN TO MISS RUTH COCHRAN.