Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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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

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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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We Can Work It Out Boring would certainly not describe a Blue Devil summer. While most students stayed at home, Blue Devils were busy working in fast food restaurants, dress shops, grocery stores, and many small businesses. They worked hard to save their money for cars, college, dating, and fall fashions. Senior. Wayne Lawter puts in many long hours making famous Wendy’s hamburgers. George Greene, senior, exhibits his cooking ability by working at a local restaurant. While working at a jewelry store. Jennifer Keene and Ruthic Skipworth, both seniors, admire some of the rings that are on display. • 15