Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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5 I wonder whcit's in my box Today? WhC1fwould we do without the ditto mochine? Mrs. Bell Und MVS- Bfim keep Thin95 VUnninQ- Mrs. Keller cmd Miss Lowson Take cz break. mf A k' W. 1, 4' Fun in Mr. DolIor's office. Time out to ect. Prompters in action i151

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Plumb, B. S., Pyburn, B. S. Redfearn, B. S. Be sure that seam is straight. M' A Home Pllyslcql M' A Fhvsfwl Economics Education Education Miss Ruth Mr. Ralph Miss Leone Mr. Dewey Rentroe, B. S., M. A. Physical Ed. Mr. Charles Rogers, A. E M. Ed. Biology Mrs. Jack Mrs. Clarkie Mrs. Sara Mrs. Mary N. Sheppard, Skelton, A. B. Smith, B. S., Strickland, nTGke G letter, girls!! B., Latin Ml. S., Mathematics Commercial Mr. G. Neal Thomas, Ph.B., M. S., Chemistry Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Stella Miss D'Este - f f- Thornton, Vardaman, B. S. White, B. A. Whitted, A. B. HP t. k f .N B. A. Typing, English Social mc lee mc es per ed ,Art Social Studies Studies Mrs. Mariior Williams, B. S., M. S. Mathematic: moulding our characters T141 Mrs. Betty Woolbright, B. S. Dramatics Mrs. Howar: Young, B. S. Physical Education

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The cafeteria staff has the tremendous task of feeding over l,5OO students, teachers, and workers each day. At left, Mrs. Jessie Jones, Assistant Manager, Mrs. Lucille Smith, Manager, Mrs. Marguerite Bilbro, Cashier, and Mrs. Carolyn Smith, Cashier, balance the receipts of the day. This group of cooks and serving attendants cheerfully and quickly prepares and serves all the food for lunch each day at C. H. S. We appreciate the part they play in our school lives. Columbus High is kept spic and span by our efficient staff of custodians. We are indeed grateful to them for making C. H. S, a more pleasant place in which to learn. Behind the scenes