Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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UHGGF Ille LUFJUUIS Itiuutilhlllp UI uul rilllupul, Mr. R. Brice Carson, our school has grown in size and prestige. Mr. Carson is a leader whom we all love and admire for his undying faith in the students of Colum- bus High School. He has led our school to what it is . . . The School of Distinction' '... by correcting us when we are wrong . . . defending us . . . and praising us . . . Yes, Mr. Carson is truly a leader to merit a wave of applause from the student body. Miss Mary Alice Arnold Our indispensable Dean of Girls and Assistant Prin- cipal is Miss Mary Alice Arnold. Much work goes into the iob of counseling the girls of Columbus High, but she is always willing to render her services to anyone at anytime. g Q51 .S .X X Mr. Herman Dollar The man behind the boys 'at Columbus High is Mr. Herman Dollar, our Dean of Boys and Assistant Principal. Although this is his first year in these two positions, he has already won a place in the hearts of the students by his sincere and thoughtful guidance. The Steering Committee is a group of teachers elected by the faculty to represent the entire faculty when it would be impossible to have the entire faculty present.

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It aupelillluiiuciii iiicuiis ieuaci, cmectot, t..c,..c., counselor, and adviser, then Mr, William Henry Shaw is truly Superintendent of Education in the Muscogee County School District. His hours are never so full that he cannot offer advice and encouragement to those in need and his mind never so absorbed that he cannot speak a cheerful good morning. Under his administration Muscogee County Schools have known extraordinary growth and progress in faculty and buildings, as well as in total enrollment each year. With his attractive personality, generous heart and iust mind, Mr, Shaw has won the sincere respect of all Columbus High School. TO MEET Necessary to every organization, large or small, is a group of capable administrators. ln the cooperative hands of these, our administrators, rests the responsi- bility of supervising the many operations necessary for the smooth, efficient functioning which has been successfully accomplished in years past, and which will be accomplished in the years to come. To them we owe our appreciation as well as our cooperation and assistance. We would like for you to meet our capable ad- ministrators: Frank P. Bradford, Assistant Superin- tendent of Education, Nathan M. Patterson, Supervisor of Special Services, Miss Annie V. Massey, Treasurer of Muscogee County School District, and Mrs. Ethel T,-.burn min-vs+nr nf fsnfnfnrirw

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n Kindergarten through high school, the student benefits 1 his association with teachers who participate in many vities, tor, a well-rounded teacher is more capable of ing with the problems of the younger generation. Fac- are people. They marry and have families . , . develop bies, enioy recreation . . . and truly delight in average arican living, Youth is indebted to the teaching fession. You are now invited to meet the outstanding faculty :olumbus High. J. Earl Baker, B.S. Mrs. Sally Music Social Bough, A.B. Miss Myrtle Blackmo Studies A.B., B.S. '4 x 7 if f Q , Q . QS: 1 A I L is im... .a- . 1 - ist? - ii' Pt! s X f' 4 ' fuss 'J ' .-F'Q'.f.r:,-.51 ......- di ' X . 1 5 - an kg 5:13541 - ' . jie ifj ' W - 2. . , gf f H ' ft ? 5 J i , , Mrs. Althea S. Booth, Miss Dorot Librarian hy Brock, A.B. Miss Mildred E. Brown BS., M.A. Biology Mathematics Mathematics Mrs. Laura M. Bunge, A.B. Miss Cora Lee Cheatham, Mrs. J. M. Christo English B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A Science Latin . M70 D FACULTY