Adair County High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Columbia, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF ADAIR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA KENTUCKY PRESENTS THE CHIEFTAIN 1958 We of THE CHIEFTAIN staff who are about to depart as graduates of 1958 sincerely hope that in future years this issue of THE CHIEFTAIN will be a cherished memento of happy years at Adair County High School; a reminder of favorite classmates and of the wonderful hours out- side the classroom. Annual Staff Sessions -- The Arrow — Senior Play -- Locker Assignments — Class Night Program -- Banquets -- Basketball Victories -- Ag Trips -- Soliciting Ads -- Chapel Programs — Getting Diplomas — the many other events that made our high school days fly fast on the wings of time. For most of us, we have been students here four years. And now, though hesitantly, we must leave by the open door and step out confidently to face a future that is very uncertain. But in whatever degree of success or failure we may find ourselves in years to come, if a glance at these pages will lighten our labors and ease our pains — if only for a moment — we deem 3 our yearbook work worth-while. We, the class of 1958, with all pride and sincerity, hereby dedicate this edition of THE CHIEFTAIN to our sponsors, Mr. Marion Collins, Miss Mary Lucy Lowe, Mr. Fred Troutman, and Mrs. Vevia Walker, whose sacrifice, guidance, and toil have enabled us to attain our first pinnacle of success. As you turn the pages of this yearbook, we hope it brings to mind the many pleasant mem- ories of our past years at schooL BROOKS COOMER Principal JACKIE KEEN Secretary FACULTY MARION COLLINS MISS MARY LUCY LOWE FRED W. TROUTMAN MRS. VEVIA S. WALKER MISS WILLIE ROSENBAUM MISS FRANCES RUSSELL FACULTY MRS. ETHEL SCOTT MISS DORIS JEAN BROWNING HARRY COPENHAVER MRS. GLADYS L OWEN FACULTY EMMA WOODY JAMES WOODY FACULTY io President.......................Michael Morris SPONSORS: Mrs. Vevia Walker Vice-President.....................Nina Parker Miss Mary Lucy Lowe Secretary...................Dorothy Brockman Mr. Fred Troutman Treasurer.........................Betty Hagan Mr. Marion Collins Just think! Seniors! We can hardly believe ourselves when we think of this being our last year of high school. We are the purely proud and dignified seniors that started our Freshman year on August 30, 1954- all 210 of us-with the election of Darrell Young as our president. Our Homeroom teachers, Miss Russell, Mr. Woody, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Bell, and Mis. Walker, helped us to struggle through our Freshman year and encouraged 159 of us to return the next fall as Sophomores. During our Sophomore year many things happened. Our representative to the Jamboree was Joan Cole, escorted by Roger Pickett, who became Miss Adair County High School. The Sophomore and Juniors had a contest with a magazine publishing company. We were proud to have the highest salesman, Martha Sue Collins, in our class. The next year 142 of us turned Juniors. We juniors have many in various clubs and activities. Juanita and Loreta Ballou were chosen to lead the cheers for the boys as they made their points at the games. Again we sold magazines for the same magazine company. This was the year we had to feed the Sen- iore, at our Junior-Senior Banquet, but we had fun feeding them. After the banquet we had a short program which everyone enjoyed. And now we are Seniors! Only 112 have stuck with it to finish high school. We are looking forward in the spring to our Junior-Senior Banquet when we will be the ones to get fed, our Baccalaureate Ser- vices, Class night, and most of all, yet the saddest.............GRADUATION. 12 EMMA FLORENCE ATWOOD Emmy Lou Own Liberty Jailhouse MILTON EDWARD BAKER Stork Barber EARL DAVIS BRADSHAW Pearly Build a hot rod JOYCE LOUISE BROWN Jo-Sa To be Happy’s girl DORTHY VERNELL BROCKMAN Dot To be a cow doctor BETTY ANN BRUTON Babs Be a designer JANET GRACE CARNEY Wyno Keep my poise IRVIN RAY CLAYWELL Dude Go steady DONALD EUGENE BUTLER JANET GAIL CABBELL Doc Jan Mayor of Cane Valley Teacher BARBARA JEAN CHAPMAN Barbie Always be happy! QUINDA SUE COFFEY Sue Be a beautician ► DONALD CURRY Duck Go to the moon MARGARET JOAN ELMORE Ann To be an Airline Reservationist WILLIAM DEPP DAVIS. JR. Willie Mechanic CHARLES EDWARD ENGLAND Charlie State patrol of Bull Run SHIRLEY GENEVA FLOWERS Geneva To sing like Ray Charles GARY STEVE GILPIN Gillis To be one of the chosen few BERTHA ANN FEESE Big B Homer’s better half CHARLOTTE EDWANNA GARMON Stupid To live in Scotland HOMER RAY GOODIN Daddy Be Bertha's boss BOBBY HAROLD FEESE Judge Out Drag Quinn DONALD RUSSELL GRAHAM Greyhound DONALD LEE GRANT Duck Be a geologist A great shortstop DELORIS GREER Mrs. Hicks Make Loyde happy GERALDINE HADLEY Dean Always be happy BUFORD HADLEY Tex Be a state patrol BETTY JEAN HAGAN Beas Learn to play the guitar DOUGLAS RUSSELL HARE Rabbit To see the world 18 RAMONA HOLMES Mona Be a truck driver BILLY GENE HUMBLE Humble Be a preacher HUBERT ROY HOVIOUS Chigger Wheelbarrow pusher BILL R. HUMBLE Goose Creek Learn to obey Bun BILLY GENE LACY Dick To find out where there's a whole lot of shaking going on LORETTA IRENE LEWIS Crickett To be a nurse VIRGINIA LOUISE MC GAHA Jenny To be a nurse GARY ALLAN MC KINNEY Hawkeye To own Adair County AVAILABLE DORIS JEAN MC KINNEY Dorsey To find a left-hand monkey wrench LARRY LEROYSE MELSON Mr. Lee Be a wrestler MICHAEL LEE MORRIS Mike To be a man FRANCES BEA NEAT Bea To be a musician CHESLEY EUGENE NELL Snookie To be a preacher CLIFTON GLYNN NIXON Red To help Sharon catch spiders CARSON LYNN NIXON Blackie To shake like Elvis BRENDA JOYCE OWEN Bender To be loved by every- one and hated by no one NINA PARKER Little Judas Teach ABC's (All Boys' Classes) ANNE HOUSTON PAXTON Hust Be a rich old maid HUSTON PENDLETON Huttie Cut Elvis' hair CARROLL ROBERT RENFRO Bob International playboy HESTER SHEPHERD Hes To be an old maid JOSEPH MILTON SHEPHERD Joe To be Prime Minister of Bull Run JUANITA SINCLAIR Blondie Secretary to the President MARVIN LEWIS SMITH Buck Explore the moon NORMA DEE SPARKS Butch To be a lady butcher JO ANN SQUIRES Jo Learn to shoot a muzzle loader JUANITA BLANCHE STAPLES Niter ARTIS JAMES STARGEL Subby To sweep the square in my pick-up To own a Thunderbird JAMES DAVID TUPMAN WILMA JOYCE UPCHURCH Tutt Chick To be graduated To live in Louisville ADRIN DORIS SULLIVAN Dot Nurse to good looking doctor NORMA JEAN TAYLOR Jeanie To be Little Richard's nurse BOBBY WALKER Bob Join the Air Force VALUE NORENE WILLIS Rene Make Clem happy LORETA BALLOU WILLIS Slit To live in Florida PEGGY JOYCE WOOD Sonny-Buck Always have friends MARY MC WHORTER Merrie To be happy DONALD GENE HARVE’ Posqually Live on Lindsey Hill MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TALLEST - SHORTEST WHO'S WHO VOCAL - BEST BAND QUIETEST SHORTEST-TAUEST MOST TALKATIVE WORST DRIVERS BEST LOOKING 4 We entered our Freshman year August 29, 1955, with 172 boys and girls enrolled. Our sponsors were: Mrs. Frances Shively, Mrs. Emma Woody, Mr. R. H. Walker, Mr. David Lawrence, and Miss Reedie Tucker. At the start of the Sophomore year, our number had dwindled to 138. Our sponsors were: Mrs. Frances Shively, Mrs. Maxine Hines, Mrs, Bernice Roc km an, and Mr. William McClendon. This year our Junior class started with an enrollment of 116. We are very proud of having members in the Beta Club and Band. Phyllis Kell was chosen to lead the cheers for the boys as they make points at the games. We have on the basketball team: Rollin McQueary, Vaughn Burton, R. D. Drake, Ben Har- rison. Phillip Randall, Berthe Bradshaw, and Michael Wayne White. On the baseball team we have: Rollin McQueary, Travis Paul Scott, Vaughn Burton, Ben Harrison, and Phillip Randall. The Juniors are planning a play later on in the year. The Juniors are also selling Christmas Cards and Home Appliances. We are looking forward to a trip in the spring, and the Junior - Senior Banquet. The girl and boy chosen as the most popular Juniors were Helen McQueary and Bill Rogers. President . . . Vice -Presidents Secretary . . .Edwin Abell . . Peggy Smith Billy McLean Travis Paul Scott . Margaret Owens Treasurer Sponsors ..........Judy Strange . . . Mrs. Maxine Hines Mrs. Bernice Rockman Mrs. Frances Shively Mr. William McClendon Edwin Abell David Akin Glenn Akin Gid Alley, Jr, Lois Bailey Bobby Beard Peggy Beard Jo Ann Bernard James Biggs Kay Bledsoe Willa Bledsoe Billy Bloyd Bemie Bradshaw Bennie Breeding Martha Bright Lawrence Bryant Arnold Burton Eugene Burton Helen Burton Lois Burton Norma Burton Vaughn Burton Janette Cape Lula Carney Marie Carter Linda Coffey Armond Conner Mike Cooley Norman Coomer Janet Corbin Beulah Curry Eulah Curry Patricia Curry Peggy Curry Jimmy Dial Connie Downey Zennith Downey Ray D. Drake Hunter Durham Shirley Estes Audrey Feese Dwain Feese Willard Flatt Patsy Garrison Tommy Giles Carol Goodin Danny Goodin Joyce Goodin Willodene Hadley Tommy Hagan Ben Harrison Joyce Helm Betty Henson James Hunter Jean Irwin Janet Janes Noah Janes Phyllis Jasper Ann Jeffries Denora Jones Phyllis Kell Nelda Knight Saundra Lawless Fern Loy Lucy McGaha Billy W. McLean Helen McQueary Rollin McQueary Betty Montgomery Janice Moss Carolyn Murray Margaret Owens Alberta Page William Parson Janet Pendleton Sue Pendleton Ronnie Pickett Bernadine Pyles Philip Randall Bill Rogers Bobby Rogers Floyd Lee Roy Jimmy Sapp Tommy Schneider Travis P. Scott Emeline Shepherd J. R. Sherrill Joe Simpson Philip Smiley Peggy Smith Gayle Sparks J. C. Stephens Judy Strange Rodney Thompson Betty Turner Douglas Turner Joanna Vaughn Nancy Vincent Jeraldine Warner James Watson f itNuSi A r Billy Joe White Duane Wilkinson Eugene Wilson Randel Wolford Joe Woodrum Tucker Yarberry Patricia Young President...................Tommy Bailey Secretary..................... Brenda Ehling Vice-Presidents...........Marian Merkley Treasurer......................Brenda Woody Bruce Montgomery Sue Corbin Rymon Earls Tommy Dickerson t More than two hundred fifty-five green freshmen entered Adair County High School on September 10, 1956. During the year we elected the following as class officers: President, Eddie Smith; Vice-Presidents, Doris Vanarsdale, Bruce Montgomery, Ted Richards, Sammy Sandusky, and Barbara Rogers; Secretary, Ruth Pendleton; Treasurer, Sue Chapman. We collected dues of twenty-five cents a semester and had a movie to raise money for our class fund. On September 2, 1957, we returned to school as Sophomores. This time there were one hundred eighty of us. Our sponsors for this year are Miss Willie Rosenbaum, Mr. Thomas Cunningham, Mrs. Mary Richards, Miss Frances Russell, and Mrs. Ethel Scott. We have had a very successful magazine drive and also col- lected dues for our class fund. 40 Ora Lee Abrell Jane Akin Jimmy Akin Jo Ann Arnold Howard Bailey Tommy Bailey Janice Bardin Kay Bault Patsy Bault Rachel Bennett Alice Fay Bernard Betty Bernard Joseph Biggs Janice Blaydes Joyce Bottoms Bernice Bradshaw L. C. Bradshaw Lou Ann Brockman Jackie Brummett Brenda Bruton Betty Bryant, Glenda Bryant, Wanda Bryant, Albert Burton, Barbara Burton, Bobby Burton. Janice Burton Jackie Burton Loeta Burton Rabon Burton Shirley Burton Frank Busam Charles Busam David Callison Terry Callison Billy Chapman Sue Chapman Bobby Claycomb Philip Coffey Roger Coffey Wanda Collins Ruel Compton Donetta Conover Kenneth Conover Frances Coomer Judie Coomer Sue Corbin, Tommy Corbin, Creel Cundiff, Tommy Dickerson, Tommy Dillingham, Sharon Dohoney. Junior Draper Brenda Ehling Charles Estes Barbara Fudge Geneva Gabehart Joyce Garrett Harlin Gaskin Mamie Geoige Emogene Giles Hansford Giles ■ Isabel Glowacki Hubert Goodin Gary Grady Glenn Grady Earl Grant Lou Ellen Grant Carol Hadley Dan Hadley Delano Hadley Philip Hadley a ii Louise Hagan, Jeanice Hare, Judy Hendrickson, Emily Hitch, Ruby Hood, Billy F. Hughes. 1 Susie Hughes Hazel Humble Louise Hunter Carolyn Hutcherson | Billy Hutchison r V Delena Jessie Hettie Lee Jessie Randell Jessie Harry Jones Lonnie Karnes Mary Karnes Sharon Kelsay Joe Kerns Fay Kimbler Jeannette Knifley Betty Ray Lacy Joyce Lee Sammy Lee Evelyn Loy Marshall Loy Jerry Luttrell, Margaret McIntyre, Marilyn McKinley, Steve McKinney, Sharon Mann, Marion Merkley. Bruce Montgomery Helen Montgomery Marilyn Moore Nancy Moran Ray Morrison Sara Jean Murray Randall Neat Reba Page Ruth Pendleton Charles Perkins Randall Pickett Nadine Powell Theodore Powell Oliver Redmon Martha Reece Glenn Reeves Martha Revis Wyman Rice Ted Richards Fay Robertson Margie Rogers, Jo Anna Rowe, Betty Sanders, Sam Sandusky, Pat Shepherd, C. R. Sherrill. La Faye Sherrill Terry Shively Carol Shrader Eddie Smith Patricia Smith Alfred Sneed David Sneed Edith Sneed Phyllis Sneed Darlene Sparks Arlene Spoon Hubert Stargel Judy Stone Wilkie Stone William Stone Randall Strange, Leon Tweedy, Doris Van Arsdale, Shirley Warren, Annette Wheat, Carol Wheatley. Mike White, Kay Willis, Joan Wilson, Brenda Woody, Pat Wright, Betty Young. President...............................Susan Cunagin Vice-Presidents................. Edwin Hadley Joe Pyles Patty Rowe Carolyn Brockman Carolyn Warner Dean Sherrill Secretary...............................Nancy Hancock Treasurer................... Mary Jane Young Sponsors............Miss Doris Jean Browning Mrs. Minnie Rub arts Mrs. Emma Woody Mrs. Jeanetta Webb Mrs. Gladys Owen Mr. James Woody Mr. Harry Copenhaver The Freshman Class enrolled 229 in the Adair County High School. The first week we lost a few and gained a few, leaving it at the end of the first six-week period the number we started with. We hope to engage in some activities before the year closes. We have not had a chance to prove our- selves, mostly because we started into high school with fear and trembling, but we urge you to move over and watch us go. We were proud of Patty Rowe and Linda Kell, who were selected as our cheerleaders. We will do our best in giving them our enthusiastic support. 48 Bill Aaron Dean Akin Shirley Allen Carol Arnold Doris Bailey Judie Bailey John Ballou Ronald Barger Clifford Barnett Ronald Barnett Phillip Bean Jimmie Bennett Jimmie Bennett Fred Blair Jimmy Bledsoe Cs f ' r • r M. Bottoms, Terry Bradshaw, Carol Brockman, Jackie Brummett, Brenda Bryant, Brenda Druton. Virginia Callahan Linda Callison Myrla Carter Elenora Childers Brenda Coffey Roy W. Coffey Joyce Conover Iva Jean Conover Douglas Coomer Ima Dean Coomer Johnny Coomer Stanley Coomer Gayle Corbin J. Cowan Phyllis Cox Alton Crawhorn, Sue Cunagin, Milda Cundiff, Sammy Cundiff, Sandra Cundiff, Billy Curry. Ernest Curry, Gail Curry, Randall Curry, Jackie Dial, Harold Dillingham. Brenda Downey. Ernest Dunham Tommy Dulworth Eldridge Dykes Ralph Eastridge Billy Elmore Fay England Nancy Estes Joan Feese Lois Feese Douglas Ferguson Bonnie Finn Billy Fletcher Bobby Fletcher Joyce Foster Doris Garrison Harold Gaskins, Janice Gyles, Pat Glasgow, Phyllis Glover, Fred Goodin, Betty Grant. Patsy Grant, Raymond Grant, Carolyn Grider, Carol Grider, Juanita Grider, Bobby Hadley. Edwin Hadley Dwight Hale Dickie Hamilton Dixie Hamilton Betty Hancock Nancy Hancock Billy Hardin Tony Harvey Tribly Harvey Byron Helm Randy Humble, Wayne Humphress, Louella Hutchison, Don Janes, Junior Jennings, Cathy Sarah Hendrickson Linda Hendrickson Naomi Holmes Marvin Holt Barbara Hughes Johnson. Terry Johnson, Charles Jones, Billy Keith, Linda Kell, Carolyn Keltner, Pat Keltner. Ernestine Kemp Douglas Loy Flora Loy Jimmie Long L. Loy Tony Loy Vicky Loy Virginia Loy Joetta McCloud Arnold McGaha Beverly McGowan Gerald McLean Sue McLean John McNeil Geraldine McQueary Roy McQueary, Russell McQueary, J. McWhorter, Carolyn Mann, Bobby Miller, Kenneth Mings. R. G. Loy, B. Morrison, Vic Morrison, Linda Moss, Glenda Neat, Clellon Napier. Joyce Neat Doris Osborne Mike Owens Billy Payne Carolyn Payne Mary Payne Imogene Pendleton Foster Pickett Clora Lee Powell Joe Potts Joseph Pyles Katie Pyles Bobby Redmon Jackie Reece Russell Reece Joyce Reeves, James Renfro, Clevelon Roach, Hilda Rogers, Joanna Rodgers, Dan Rogers. Jo Ann Rogers, Roberta Rogers, Linda Rooks, Dave Rosenbaum, Pat Rowe, Ramona Samuels. Patty Sapp Clisby Scott Davis Sexton Dean Sherrill Wanda Sherrill Eddie Shively Judy Simpson Lonnita Sinks Sue Sinks Barbara Smith Catherine Smith, Dickie Smith, Eugene Smith, Houston Smith, L. B. Smith, Doris Sneed. I R. Sneed. Lucille Sneed, loe Soarks. D. SDires. F. Standifer. Darlene Starael. Glen Stephens, Thora Stone, Dell Stotts, Geneva Stotts, Carolyn Strange, R. Sullivan. Billy Taylor Peggie Taylor Viola Tedder Joyce Triplett Arlis Turner Carol Turner Robbie Turner Sue Tweedy Alice Upchurch Richard Walker Carolyn Warner, Rachel Watson, Kenny Webb, Imogene West, Randall Wheat, Wynema Wheeler. Dickie Wilson, Joan Wilson, Margaret Win ey, A. Wolford, B. Yarberry, Mary Jane Young. CHIEFTAIN STAFF BOYS PHY S ED BETA xfffiri rV' r o V GABRIEL BLOW YOUR horn! E. t ' THE BIG THREE YES, DARLING REED-JUNIOR HUMBLE NIXON MC QUEARY PICKETT toy RANDALL NIXON WHITE DRAKE O' 00 MELSON BRADSHAW GRAHAM 69 D AFF YNITIONS Wolf............ A modem dry cleaners. He works fast and leaves no ring. Sweater Girl . . . One who pulls your eyes over the wool. Look............Something that insults a girl if she gets it and disappoints her if she doesn't. Hula Dance . . . Wild waist show. Snoring.........Sheet music. Bachelor........A man who never makes the same mistake once. Rhumba..........A matter of making both ends meet. Reno............A city where the declaration of independence is signed. Jitterbug.......A convulsion in white shoes. Courtship .... The period during which a girl decides whether or not she can do any better. Diamond .... A gal's idea of a stepping stone to success. Love............The feeling that makes a man make a woman make a fool of herself. Newspaper .... A screen to hide behind when a woman wants your seat. Conscience. . . . The still small voice that makes you feel still smaller. Judge; What's the charge against this man?” Cop: Bigotry, your honor. He's got three wives. ” Judge: You dumb-bell! That’s not bigotry. That's trigonometry! 1st Gal: I met the most wonderful man! He's ideal for you. 2nd Gal: Is he my type? 1st Gal: Sure, he’s alive and breathing. ” A horrified lady was expressing her indignation at the indecent words scribbled on the walls and sidewalks of her town. What will outsiders think of us? she gasped. Why, some of these words aren't even spelled right! 70 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Lancaster Lumber Co. Sparksville, Kentucky Collins Buick Co. Columbia, Kentucky Dohoney's Texaco Service Phone 5111 Adair Farmers Service 105 High Street Harpers Market Columbia, Kentucky Circle R. Drive In Columbia, Kentucky Shively Feed Mill Columbia, Kentucky Shamrock Stone, Inc. Columbia, Kentucky Wootens Department Store Columbia, Kentucky Lerman Bros. Columbia, Kentucky Overstreet Rice Columbia, Kentucky G. M. Grill Columbia, Kentucky ED’s Ky. Auto Store Home for Sportsman-Car Kern's Bread Columbia, Kentucky Chappell's Products, Inc. Campbellsville, Kentucky Donnie's Drive In Columbia, Kentucky Vaughn Insurance Columbia, Kentucky Fudge Bros. Barber Shop Columbia, Kentucky Standard Oil Co. Columbia, Kentucky Jeffries Hardware Co. Columbia, Kentucky Reed Bros. Insurance Columbia, Kentucky Hughes Restaurant Motel Columbia, Kentucky C. R. Barger Insurance Co. Columbia, Kentucky Peoples Loan Co. Columbia, Kentucky Columbia Dry Cleaners Columbia, Kentucky Grimsley Jewelers Columbia, Kentucky Columbia Gulf Service 201 Burkesville Street The Style Shop Columbia, Kentucky Paul's Columbia, Kentucky Owen's Men's Wear Home of Smart Apparel Columbia Candy Co. Columbia, Kentucky Royse Shoe Shop 112 Public Square Brown Drug Co. 204 Public Square Downey's General Store Columbia, Kentucky U. C. Janes Gen. Mdse. Gradyville, Kentucky Western Tire Auto Store Columbia, Kentucky Young's Rexall Drug C Columbia, Kentucky Roger's Gas Groceries Cane Valley, Kentucky W. L. Harvey Son Sparksville, Kentucky Sandusky Planning Mill Columbia, Kentucky Western Auto Assoc. Store Columbia, Kentucky Moss Service Station Gen. Mdse. Route 2 Sam Breeding General Store Coburg, Kentucky Radio Station W. A. L N. Columbia, Kentucky Willis Dry Cleaners Columbia, Kentucky 71 COMPLIMENTS OF Maxine’s Beauty Shop Columbia, Kentucky Russell Co. Columbia, Kentucky Vaughan's Texaco Service South 55, Columbia, Ky. Simpson Feed Mill Columbia, Kentucky Holmes Superette Columbia, Kentucky Azro Hadley Insurance Agency Columbia, Kentucky Margie Ann Beauty Shop Columbia, Kentucky Meadow Hill Inn Columbia, Kentucky Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Columbia, Kentucky Columbia Supply Store Your Firestone Store Mens Shop Columbia, Kentucky City Supply Co. 507 Hudson Street Columbia Florist Thyra Janes, Owner Mr. Mrs. Geo. H. Vance Columbia, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF Alvin Lewis Petroleum Prod. Columbia, Kentucky Star-Lake Trail Theatre Russell Springs, Kentucky Jerry's Beauty Shop Lindsey Wilson Avenue Band Of Columbia Columbia, Kentucky Black Motor Co. Russell Springs, Ky. C. D. Wethington Wholesale Gro. Columbia, Kentucky Adair County News Columbia, Kentucky Lynn Earl Huddleston You kno my daddy?” Feese Mtoor Company Columbia, Kentucky Marshall's Shoe Store Columbia, Kentucky Adair Drive In Highway West 80 Adair Builders Inc. 700 Russell Road Columbia Motor Company Columbia, Kentucky Columbia Christian Church Kingdom Builders COMPLIMENTS OF Shrader's Adair Home Supply Columbia, Kentucky York's Motel Restaurant Russ eel 1 Springs, Kentucky Columbia Gen. Appliance Store Columbia, Kentucky Columbia Supter Market Columbia, Kentucky Jones Service Station Columbia, Kentucky Earl Ingram Insurance Agency Columbia, Kentucky Walker Florist Columbia, Kentucky Columbia Frozen Food Locker Columbia, Kentucky Rice Hardware - 106 Reed St. Columbia, Kentucky Vaughn's Ladies’ and Children's Apparel City Concrete Co. Columbia, Kentucky Lany Bray Co. 306 Public Square Cole's General Store Columbia, Kentucky Col. Bob Wolford Auctioneer 72