Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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It's an Honor 2 R is S 1 F Q . gsm , ' -k N ' A - X x K X Q ... TX Q? ' Q ABOVE LEFT: 1977 National Honor Society Ban- quet ABOVE: The guest speaker for this year's banquet was Mr. Ellis Swint, President of Southern Foods. LEFT: National Honor Society officers and ad- visors, Mrs. Petty, Mrs. Barrow, and Miss Culpepper, discuss future projects for the National Honor Soc- iety. Advisors not pictured include Mrs. Shores and Mr. Kaeserman.

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March on an i sf 1 2 asf sw 'ef K 159 'l,f r R- an it Win . dggwmwr gllih T .march is . F DI The March of Dimes Board accepts the re- sponsibility of coordinating the varied activi- ties of the MOD fund-raising drive. Planning balloon sales, collecting pledges for the Walk-A-Thon, and actively involving CHS students in as many projects as possible are all part of this enthusiastic groupis work. UPPER FAR LEFT: March of Dimes Board Mem- bers: Seniors-Mildred Neal and Wally Pitts Juniors -Caleta Turner and Eric Janssen Sophomores- Margaret Neal and Tommy Stewart Freshman- Mary Zimmerman and Eric Clayton FAR LEFT: Miss Patch, advisor FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Cox, advisor UPPER LEFT: Nancy Hahn, John Buck, and Mildred Neal collapse after walking for the March of Dimes. LEFT: MOD clowns Wendy Wright, Pam Kerr, and Mary Ellen Powell spend the day collect- ing for the March of Dimes.