Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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The graduation ceremony was an event that the class of 1978 will never forget Major Gibbs bravely faces the perils of being a principal. Mr. and Mrs. Crist enjoyed the Junior-Senior as did the many students who attended. With a little help from his date. John I ravcl enjoyed a special evening. The graduating seniors wait patiently for their diplo- mas to be given to them. Eileen Eyles and John Zimmerman sit this one out. JtK Barker is one of many students who contributed blood at the blood drive. 13

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Spring Fever Spring fever affected Blue Devils as they became involved in many activities. The blood drive, sponsored by the Red Cross, is an annual event and a very special one. Students, as well as teachers, turned out to donate their blood to this worthy cause. Another major highlight was the much anticipated Junior-Senior prom. The Junior Council, with the help of Mrs. Virginia Crist, worked hard to make the prom a success. The prom was enjoyed by everyone who attended. The senior class of 1978 had an even more important event to participate in. which was graduation. Dressed in cap and gown, each one walked down the aisle to receive his diploma. The spring of 1978 was filled with many exciting events for students to be involved in. 12

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mmmm— Glenna Rogers, senior, puts her “green thumb” to use in a florist shop. Senior, Mark McIntosh carries a heavy responsibility by cleaning up one of the Blue Devil’s favorite restaurants. Lori Brown, senior, had the opportunity for sunning, as well as making money, while working at a local swimming pool. Customers were pleasantly waited on, at a dress shop, by senior, Suzanne Tucker. 14