Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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foreword The year nineteen hundred sixty-three marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Cohis- can. During these fifty years, time-altering events have occurred, radical changes have taken place. Two World Wars have been waged, this nation was racked by depres- sion, and it is now engaged in the uCold War , but, in spite of trials such as these, progress continues. This progress has been enjoyed by both Columbus High School and the city of Columbus. We can see the evi- dences of the forward movement in all as- pects of our lives, in improved methods of education, in the sleek, modern buildings, in the technological advancements, and in the bustling trade and industrial activities. Ac- companying these material changes. is the advancement of thinking. With knowledge, we can break the bonds of fear, ignorance, and prejudice, thus creating a new under- standing and appreciation of our fellow man. With this understanding and appreciation, we are better equipped to deal with the prob- We are proud of the advancements al- ready made in this school and community. It is with this pride and with a hope in the lems confronting us and can more ably strive future that we present the Golden Anniver- for a greater measure of progress. sary Issue of the Cohiscan.