Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Our dedicated administrators and directors . . . The Steering Committee is a group ot teachers elected to represent the faculty at meetings when all cannot be present. Standing: Mr. R. Brice Carson. lst row, L to R: Mr. Charles Rogers, Mrs. Althea S. Booth, Mrs. Mary L. Williams. 2nd row: Miss Ruth M. Cochran, Miss Leone Redfearn. 3rd row: lV'r. Herman Dollar, Miss Mary Alice Arnolc', Mrs. Mary N. Strickland. 4th row: Nr. O'Neal Hen- dricks, and Mr. Lucien Martini hold their tirst meeting ot the year. The Board ot Publications acts as an advisory and supervisory body on all im- portant matters ot policy affecting the school publications. They elect the statt members ot the Cohiscan and Blue Streak and the members ot the Quill and Scroll. Seated, L to R: Mary Hallyburton, Mrs. Helen B. Keller, Mrs. June S. Bagby, Bev- erly Barnett. Standing: Mr. Herman Dol- lar, Mr. O'Neal Hendricks, Steve Harrell and Mr. R. Brice Carson. lNot pictured Anne Norrisl I 1 E201 The members ot the Board of Education are leaders of our community who pro- mote the welfare ot our school. L to R: Mr. Nathan M. Patterson, supervisor ot Special Services: Mr. William H, Shaw, superintendent of Education tor Musco- gee County, and Miss Anne V. Massey, treasurer ot Muscogee County School Dis- trict. Standing L to R: Mr. H. D. Butler, Transportation Director for Muscogee County, and Dr. James W. Moultrie, As- sistant Superintendent ot Education.

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have contributed much to our high school years Miss Mary Alice Arnold graduated from the University of Chicago with a Ph.B. and an M.A. She has been our assistant principal since 1944. As dean of girls and advisor of the Student Council, she has given many years of service to the betterment of our school. She may al- ways be found willing and anxious to assist any student with his problems. Mr. Herman Dollar came to Columbus High in 1951. Since 1955 he has been our assistant principal. Mr. Dollar is dean of boys, guidance director, Ham- Radio Club advisor, member of the Steer- ing Committee and the Board of Publica- tions. Working unceasingly in his many activities, disciplining with a sense of humor, he is indeed deserving of our thanks. 1211 Mr. R. Brice Carson received an A.B. degree from Erskine College and gradu- ated from Duke University with an M.A. degree. ln 1947, he became a member of the Columbus High faculty. He was our first dean of boys. During his first three years here he taught English and mathematics and coached the eighth grade teams. Mr. Carson has been prin- cipal of our school since 1950. During his eleven years here he has been a true friend and advisor to both the students and the faculty. He leaves us this year to become director of personnel for the Muscogee County School District.