Columbus High School 1960 Yearbook (Columbus, GA) - Full Access

( 170 ) Helping to keep the hall clean i the ign of a good citizen. Ru ty Epps, pre ident o£ the Alpha Zeta ophomore Hi-Y, ets an example of good citizenship for other tudents to follow. Such training i the purpo e of this and other Hi-Y's at CH . President-Rusty Epps Vice-President-Jimmy Tommey Secretary- Tommy Gates Treasurer-Lee Hale Although it was established in October of the school year, the Alpha Zeta Sophomore Hi-Y did much this past year to "create, maintain and extend through– out our homes, community and our school good standards of Christian character"- such was the purpose o£ this club. With the superb guidance of Rev. Marvin Whiting, the club has been a tribute to Columbus High School. The meetings are held every Thursday after school at the Saint Paul Methodi t Church, which is about a block from the schooL The dub helps the community and the school by having projects such as the fol1owing: the printing of library permits, assi ting in the walk-a-thon, contributing to the Ledger Ice & Coal Fund and many others. The club was a sisted to a good start with the aid of the officers and adviser of the R. B. Daniel Hi-Y and is grateful for the services which they have rendered. The Alpha Zeta is small for a Hi-Y, but is held high in esteem by the other CHS Hi-Y's. Eight form Hi-Y • In October. Member of the Alpha Zeta Hi-Y are qwte few in number but by the project th y have carried on, the amount of people make no dif– ference in the amount of ervice. Those in the group on the front row are, L to R.: Loui Mitchell, Wesley colt and Vance Wilborn. The 2nd row of member include Andy Waddell, 1ax Langley, Larry Weed, Paul Johnson and Reverend Marvin Whiting. As their adviser and also minister of the t. Paul Methodi t Church, lr. Whiting ha led thi group of boys to find the true purpose of Hi-Y.