Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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N,- Uur faculty IS one of the most lmportant factors Mrs. June S. Bagby and members of the Cohiscan staff get busy early in the year planning pages for our annual. f Mrs. Althea S. Booth Mrs. Elizabeth Love Bradley Mathematics Social Studies Geo. Peabody COll-, B-5-, M.A. Ala. Polytechnic Inst., B.S., M.A. Mrs. June S. Bagby Mrs. Sallie T. Bough Miss Myrtle C. Blackman Journalism Social Studies Library Univ. of Illinois, B. S. Goucher Coll., A.B. Agnes Scott Coll., A.B. Columbia Univ., B.S. in L.S. Mrs. Lula J. Brim Office Staff Secretary Knowing the needs of the students, Miss Blackmon equips our library with many good books of reference and literature. No, it isn't Halloween. Miss Cheatham's classes find the study of Mr. Bones and the human anatomy most interesting. 221 Miss Mildred E. Brown Mrs. Laura M. Bunge Miss Cora Lee Cheatham Mathematics English 5CieI1C9 Shorter Coll., A.B. Univ. of Georgia, A.B. Coker Coll., B-5- Duke Univ., M.A.

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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.

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in our success in the future as Well as now. Mrs. J. M, Christopher Miss Ruth M. Cochran Mr- George R- COI'l'GdiI'I0 Latin English Music Geo, Peabody Coll., B.S., M.A. Ga. State Coll. for Women, B.S. Flu. STOVE Uf1lV- B-5- Univ. of North Carolina, M.A. Alu- Polytechnic Inst., M.Ed. Here is the E position. Mr. Corradino explains the flute to future members of our outstanding Columbus High Band, Mrs. Webster H. Colcord Mrs. Carmen W. Crouch Mr. .lim Davis Latin Social Studies Physical Ed. and Social Studies At the end of the day, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Christopher enjoy their free- periocl in the teachers' lounge. Converse Coll., A.B. Univ. of Georgia, A.B. Mississippi Southern Coll., B.S. Duke Univ., M.A. Mrs. Martha L. Derrick Mr. Robert Eakle Mrs, Inez Nong,-, Edward, Social Studies Music English Coker College, B.S. Cincinnati Conservatory of Ala. Polytechnic Inst., B.S., M.A. Music, B.M. Girls, please count! Mr. Eakle and his vocal groups have contributed much inspiration to our CHS assemblies. l23l