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

( 22 ) Thirty- ix typewriters peck, 35 ba ketball bounce, 293 paint bru he wa h, a few hi cuit burn and a few voice queak as the many preparatory cour e are taught at CH . The preparatory course at CH are used to endow the pupil with certain craft and kill which the tudent will have occasion to use in hi cho en vocation or avocation. uch cla se are ROTC, art, typing, short– hand, bookkeeping, phy ical education, mu ic and home economic . Art, commercial course and home economic carry a full academic unit to be counted toward a diploma. ROTC and the mu ical cour e carry a full non-academic unit, of which two are required for graduation. Phy ical education i worth only half a non-academic unit. The variou cla . e taught which come under thi heading are not heavily required for a diploma, but are very important to the tudent in d veloping hi talent and creating for him a well-rounded per onality and attitude. The seven I h period home economic in preparing and erving a meal. tting the table are Jane AI ton and Pam Watkin , und r the guidance of Mi Ruth Plumb. In the background frying chicken i Elaine Thorn rson. Skills give learning balance. .F. . Huey B. Pennington, r., R.O.T.. ~[r. George R. orradino, Flo– rida tate ni– ver. ity, B.., uburn niver– sity, LEd., Band fr. Rob rt Eakle, incinnati Con– ervatory of Mu ic, B. 1., {usic fi Leone Redf rn, C.. C. W., B. .• Peabody ollege. M. Phy ical Education Mr. Fred 1c fanu , niv– er ity of Georgia, B.., Ed., Phy i– cal Education fr. E. Dewey Renfroe, Troy tate College, B.., Auburn Uni– ver ity, M.Ed ., Phy ical Education 1i Barbara A. Maul, Alabama College, B.A., Art [r. fary N. trickland. C. . C.W., B. ., Pea· body ollege, M.A., Commercial tudies Mis Barbara Turner, Alabama College, B. ., Phy ical Education