Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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M ioii ooro A 'l i . oioo A MISS MARY ALICE MR. W. HERMAN DOLLAR University of Georgiag BS., M.S. ARNOLD MR' CHARLES MOORE Universit of Chica o' Georgia Southwestern College Y g Mercer Universityg B.A. B'S'f MA' 3

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Dr James Beddingfield University of Georgia, B.S., M.S. bnlversltv of Florida, Ph.D. Leading, guiding, molding.. The administration at CHS guided the school through another year. Columbus High has functioned well under this fine leadership. Life at CHS is more rewarding with capable assistance of those who challenge the students every day, who discipline them some days, and who, many times, understand them better than they themselves. Columbus High students express a grateful thank youi' to the faculty and administration. Mr. Sanford F. Reid Georgia Southerng B.S. Auburn Universityg MLS -af-- ii

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'xx Carolyn Commons Jo Ann Carnahan Louise Bradford Wheaton College, A.B. Vanderbilt Univ., A.B. B.S.g Sponsor .lunior Var sity cheerleaders hakespeare, Hawthorne, Elliot and Stevenson . . . g' Through the outstanding ability of the teachers in the English department, American and English literary scholars come to life and become veritable members of the class. In the classroom a student may find himself laughing, hoping, and crying with individuals who are physically dead but very much alive in the hearts and minds of many readers. Most of one's actual assignment time in English is directed toward the study of literature, but grammar is never neglected. With compositions and term papers each student is constantly reminded of the importance of grammar. Minh, with thee I mean to 1ive.', University of Alabama, iti Elizabeth Love Bradley Mae Crittenden Bell Converse Collegeg Univer- Womans College of Geor sity of Alabamag Auburn gia, A.B. University, B.S., M.S. K Ng