Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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We sincerely admire and appreciate our faculty and Experiments are a major part of Mr. Thomas' classes. Here they discover the why of an everyday miracle of nature. Mrs. Jeanne Virtue Miss Stella White Science English Iowa State Coll., B.S. Alabama Coll., B.A, Geo. Peabody Coll,, M.A. Mrs. Erlene G. Sullivan Mr. G. Neal Thomas Mr. Bm -I-inkler I-II- UVY Science Mathematics EmO Y Un'V B'5' Ala. Polytechnic Inst., B.S. Ala. Polytechnic Inst., M.Ed'. Miss D'Este Whitted Social Studies Duke Univ., A.B. In planning her classes, Mrs. Williams strives to make them both interest- ing and challenging to her students. L to R: Mrs. Hawley, Miss Whitted, and Mrs. Grant enioy their lunch period in the teachers' lunchroom. I28l Mrs. Mary L Williams Mr. A. Wingo, Jr. Mr. Howard Young Mathematics ,Science Social Studies Florence State Coll., B.S. Univ. of Georgia, B.S. Ga. State Teachers College, B.S. Ala. Polytechnic Inst., M.S.

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, 1 they take time to be our club advisors and friends. Miss Leone Redfearn Mr. E. Dewey Renfroe Mr. J. Charles ROQGFS Physical Education Physical Education Science Georgia State Coll., B.S. Troy State Teacher's Call., B.S. Mercer Univ., A.B.,. M.Ed. Geo. Peabody Coll., M.A. Ala. Polytechnic lnst., M,Ed. Mr. Renfroe and three members of the CHS basketball team discuss the strategy that will be used in next week's game. J-4 Mr. Roger's biology class often conducts experiments and studies specimens. Here they are watching the movements of fish. Miss Martha Rogers Mrs. Norma Lee Shelton Mrs. LUCY M, Shepard Mathematics English Latin Mercer Univ., A.B,, M.Ed. Western State Coll. of Ashbury Coll., B-5- Colorado, A.B. Mrs. Clarkie D. Skelton Mrs. Sara C. Smith Mrs. Mary N. Strickland English Mathematics Commercial Agnes Scott Coll., A.B. Jacksonville Student Teachers Ga. State Coll. for Women, B.S. Coll., B.S. Geo. Peabody Coll., M.A. Ala. Polytechnic lnst., M.S. Q Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country. Mrs. Strickland checks for speed and accuracy. IQ7

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thank those Who made our days more enjo able. This group of cooks and serving at- tendants cheerfully and quickly prepares and serves the food for lunch for over l,5OO students, teachers, and workers each day. We appreciate the part they play in our school lives. The cafeteria staff is responsible for the fine lunch program that is carried on at CHS. We are all grateful to them for making each school day more pleasant. At left, Mrs. Lucile Smith, manager, Mrs, Carolyn Smith, cashier, Mrs. Jessie Jones, assistant manager, and Mrs. Marguerite Bilbro, cashier, balance the receipts of the day. CHS is kept neat, orderly, and clean throughout the year by our efficient staff of custodians. We are indeed grateful to them for making our school, the class- rooms, halls, and campus a more pleasant place in which to learn. 29