Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Keeping Us In Touch With School Happenings The 19761977 BLUE STREAK staff has geared itself to making a valiant effort to cover this year's school activities. Pub- lished once a month, the BLUE STREAK placed a greater emphasis on school rather than on national and community events and has been a vital part of campus life and a major source for past and future school happenings. Much of the staffs technique and style has been acquired from its affiliation with the Georgia School of Journalism and the Georgia Scholastic Press Association. Excellent training, the outstanding leadership of editor John Buck, and a genuine interest in meeting the needs of the students of Columbus High School has made this yearis Blue Streak a tremendous success.

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Showing Creative Expression Quill and Scroll is an organization composed of those members of the BLUE STREAK and COHISCAN staffs who have excelled in the field of Journalism. The organizationls annual project is selling plastic yearbook covers and an induction is held by the group each spring. Thespians is an honorary society for students who have achieved special ratings in the Drama Department. Although the Columbus High chapter has a small membership of three, the quality of its members makes up for any lacking in size. ABOVE: Thespians: Jerry Johnson, Melissa Jones, and Mike Bushaw ABOVE RIGHT: Quill and Scroll: Bill Young, Wendy Clayton, John Buck, Winn Venable, Bud Fry, and Pat Murphy RIGHT: Quill and Scroll mem- bers Winn Venable and Bill Young sell a plastic yearbook cover to Eric Janssen and JoAnna Perryman. J