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

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PVv ‘r i Sg Ai t 'JrNF v v ' ' ♦ r ■ . oVkiZ v jP I •- ..• ■?; - '. i% l ‘ k; • i J ' J t f £ i: v-y ■ , .-V'a , A :S; V I •- 7 J L • . v; vV Xf ' |'i -'..- I -is'Vi '’- ■ ,, , , , i W • «.J7 . t . L 1% v N w ‘ . T : v « k’.-.sW.' W -V T x -twyi kvLV; The Chieftain Adair County High School EDITOR Bruce Montgomery ASSISTANT EDITOR Sue Sinks Dedication ANDREW JACKSON MC CARTY We the class of 1960, with pride and deep gratitude, hereby dedicate this edition of THE CHIEF- TAIN to Mr. Andrew Jackson McCarty, our band di- rector, for his cheerful, untiring patience, which has gained the lasting respect and admiration of every student. His opinion is placed high in our scale of values and we honestly wish to deserve his respect. « BROOKS COOMER B. S. , M. A. Principal ministration CARL BREEDING DORIS JEAN BROWNING Drivers Education English B. A. B. A. JOHN BURR Mathematics Athletic Coach B. A. L. W. COLE World History B. A. Faculty WALLACE I. COOMER Citizenship English B. A. H. L. COPENHAVER Biology B. S. FRANCES DURHAM Physical Education B.S. MARY A. GILES Mathematics B. S._ MARY LUCY LOWE Citizenship Science B. A., M. A. Faculty GLORIA R. MAYO Commerce B. A. A. • J. MCCARTY Band M. A. GLADYS L OWEN Librarian B. A., M. A. RUBY ROACH Home Economics B.S. MRS. E. R. RUBARTS FRANCES H. SHIVELY AL SULLIVAN VEVIA S. WALKER Counselor Home Economics Biology Math B. S., M. A. B.S. Science B. S., M. A. B. A. , M. A. Faculty NO PICTURE JEANETTA WEBB Commerce B.S. WARREN WEBB Physical Education B. S. EMMA B. WOODY English B. A. Seniors Graduation Day MISS SENIOR—BRENDA WOODY MR. SENIOR--BRUCE MONTGOMERY Senior Officers From a frightened group of 250 Freshmen, through a shakedown cruise as Sophomores, continuing as self-assured Juniors, we have at last obtained the goal of dignified ?? Seniors! Of course there is still some difference of opinion on the dignified part. To start the year off we presented our play entitled “Which Shall He Marry” and had a very suc- cessful magazine drive with Brenda Woody as our highest salesman. It is very difficult for us to believe that we are now trying to live up to the dignified senior part, but we want to thank all the faculty for their contribution to our future by providing us with knowledge and understanding. President Secretary . . Glenn Reeves Bruce Montgomery C. R. Sherrill Terry Shivley: Class History Vice-President Treasurer . . . Sue Sinks Nancy Moran For Our Sponsors Willie Rosenbaum Frances Russell Ethel Scott Mary Richards Now Playing Marshall Loy JAMES AKIN Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you are up to. EDGAR THOMAS BAILEY A peck of trouble. JANE BRADLEY AKIN Mischief is her middle name. HOWARD GALE BAILEY His bark is worse than his bite. Seniors ALICE FAYE BERNARD Life can play a beautiful melody if we keep our- selves in tune. JANICE GAYLE BLAYDES Better a bad excuse than none at all. JOSEPH DANIEL BIGGS If you don't understand an idea at first, try to forget it. NO PICTURE PATSY RAY BAULT Life gets tedious don't it? RONALD LEE BARGER Each new day is an opportunity to right a wrong that hap- pened yesterday. MARY KAY BAULT Yakkaty, yakkaty, yak, yak! BERNIE BRADSHAW Imagination makes you think you are having a good time when you are only spending money. L. C. BRADSHAW I agree with no man's opinion--only women. BETTY CLAIRE BRYANT She lives for those who love her--her pigs. WANDA JUNE BRYANT Opportunity doesn't knock these days—it rings the phone and asks a silly question. KENNETH E. BRYANT You can't get ahead for keeping up. ALBERT OLA BURTON Busy doing nothing. BARBARA LEE BURTON You can prove in everyday life what you say you believe. JAMES WALKER BURTON A person often goes ahead and does a thing because he didn't know it couldn't be done. CHARLES E. BUSAM 1 took six lessons. How come 1 ain’t popular yet? DAVID LEE CALLISON Eating words have never given me indigestion. Seniors JANICE SUE BURTON What? No boys in Heaven? Then I'll stay here. RABON BURTON The highways get you there faster than the byways. BILLY JOE CHAPMAN Blessed are they that run around in circles for they shall be called wheels. CAROLYN SUE CHAPMAN They say people who are quiet are usually stupid. FRANK J. BUSAM Novocain on the bra in— real numb. TERRY R. CALLISON There are many lovely women but no perfect ones. PHILLIP E. COFFEY He who laughs out in class seldom has the last laugh. WANDA GAIL COLLINS Charm strikes the sight but merit wins the soul. Seniors ROBERT CLAYCOMB If you want the rest of the world to go by, just drive within the speed limit. DEANA GAIL COFFEY JUDIE COOMER Deeper than earthquakes are the fires of love. FRANCES H. COOMER Each new day is an opportunity to right a wrong that happened yesterday. NO PICTURE Seniors TOMMY F. CORBIN God put in man thought, humor and friendliness. CLYDE C. CUNDIFF Past unknown. Present confused. Future hopeless. THOMAS A. DICKERSON The only job where you start at the top is digging a hole. ELMER L. DRAPER Beatnick-----Kentucky version. TOM ALLEN DULWORTH The dictionary is the place where success comes be- fore work. RYMON EARLS Silence is golden. BRENDA FAYE EHLING Love is just a chemical reaction--but oh what fun look- ing for‘the formula. NELDA JOYCE GARRETT Doesn't talk much, but OH can SHE think. GORDON A- GILES Who said good things come in little packages? ISABELLE A. GLOWACKI Fool is he who thinks he can turn the current of this girl's mind. HUBERT A. GOODIN If study were the only cause of death I’d live forever. NO PICTURE NO PICTURE GLEN GRADY Don't worry about to- morrow, you can deter- mine what it will be right now. LILBURN E. GRANT Were there no women, men would live like GODS. The noise of many waters. LOU ELLEN GRANT G. DANIEL HADLEY A little confused? Seniors LILLIAN CAROL HADLEY Oh ME! How weak the heart of a woman! DELANO HADLEY The idea of getting rid of work nearly breaks my heart. PHILLIP HADLEY A confused mass muscle. MARY LOUISE HAGAN Words are women. Deeds are men. JUDITH HENDRICKSON She won't live long single. NO PICTURE Seniors SUSIE LEE HUGHES Work amazes me--I can watch for hours. Lover--not a fighter. WILLIAM FRED HUGHES MARY LOUISE HUNTER The Winter is Hunting. WILLIAM HUTCHISON Short, sweet and oh that crew cut. DELENA JESSIE Clever girl! Who said that? HETTIE LEE JESSIE A woman always has her revenge ready. CAROLYN HUTCHERSON The great cast shadows— the small just shine. CHARLES R. JESSIE His BITE is worse than his BARK. Seniors HARRY C. JONES Horse sense is nothing more than stable thinking. MARY C. KARNES Within my mouth my tongue remains for fear I shall talk in vain. WILLIAM A. KEITH High school days are a lot of fun. but oh, those nights. JOE KERNS Father of KERNS BAKERY SHARON LEE KELSAY Little and Sweet and Hard to Beat. EDITH FAYE KIMBLER A nut that hasn’t yet been cracked. EVELYN LOY Creation's heir. JERRY A. LUTTRELL High erected thoughts-- never used. MARSHALL FAYNE LOY Far may we searcli before we find a girl that will suit your mind. B. MARILYN MC KINLEY A secretary she'll be. How cute she’ll look on the boss' knee. HELEN F. MONTGOMERY While there's life there’s hope. MARILYN K. MOORE Never under estimate the power of a woman in love. WILLIAM BRUCE MONTGOMERY LookMa! No cavities! NANCY LYNN MORAN Brain going one direction --feet another. GLENDO REEVES He'll never be a lonely heart. BOBBY L. RICE Men of few words are easily understood. Seniors RUTH V. PENDLETON A happy gift of nature is a good disposition--where is mine? MARTHA J. REECE A storm in a cream bowl. WANDA L. RICH The noise of many waters. ALMA F. ROBERTSON Better to wear out than to rust out. MARTHA ANN REVIS Never absent. Always late. WYMAN D. RICE A step into the space age. PATRICIA JANE SHEPHERD To make dictionaries is dull work. CHARLIE R. SHERRILL Women reduce us all to a common denominator. R. LA FAYE SHERRILL Cool, oalm, collective. TERRY L SHIVELY If I don't like today, I can always dream of tomorrow. Seniors CAROL ANN SHRADER It's nice to be natural since you have no choice. JUDY ANN SIMPSON Blue the eyes, gold the hair, hard she's trying for a mil- lionaire. SUSAN CAROL SINKS Who first invented work? Slay him! CATHERINE P. SMITH The melody in life is played first in the heart. JOHN W. SLOAN The best way to better your lot is to do a lot better. EDWIN R. SMITH Live fast, love hard, die young PHYLLIS LANE SNEED Tell the truth or trump, but get the trick. MELBA DARLENE SPARKS There is always SOME- THING nice to be said. ARLENE SPOON Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. HUBERT A. STARGEL If studies interfere with a good time, why study? J. WILKIE STONE You can prove daily the truth you believe. JUDY K. STONE Shall I like a hermit dwell in a cave or cell? WILLIAM R. STONE Get thee behind me, Satan, and stop pushing. OS WELL LEON STOTTS Oswell the Rabbit, a real briar jumper. RUTH TAYLOR A word spoken in good season, how dumb it sounds. JAMES LEON TWEEDY My books are a woman's looks, and folly's all they've taught me. MICHAEL W. WHITE Adair County’s own Nat King Cole. DORIS VAN ARSDALE Boys are for the birds. TWEET—TWEET. ALICE J. WILSON None by herself can be herself. CARROLL D. WHEATLEY He that mischief hatch - eth, mischief catcheth. KAY WILLIS A fine point of wit often seems stupid. BRENDA M. WOODY Time is sure out of joint --take me for instance. PATRICIA M. WRIGHT For she that is once good is ever great. BETTY JO YOUNG Regard the society of men unpleasant, but contact as much as possible. Mr. and Miss Junior Juniors Date Time - U. S. A, MISS JUNIOR--BARBARA SMITH MR. JUNIOR--GAYLE PICKETT President Secretary Lolita Sinks Gayle Pickett JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class Sponsors are: Miss Doris Jean Browning, Mr. H. L. Copenhaver, Mrs. Jeanetta Webb, Mrs. Mary G. Sullivan and Mrs. Minnie Rubarts. Our class officers during our freshman years were: President, Susan Cunnigan; Vice-President, Carolyn Warner, Barbara Smith, Joe Pyles and Patty Rowe. During our sophomore year we elected as President, Carolyn Warner; Vice-Presi- dent, Patty Rowe, Barbara Smith, Dan Rogers, Sandra Rodgers; Secretary, Hilda Rogers; Treasurer, Norma Sue Burton. In our Jolly Junior year we have chosen as our leaders : President, Lolita Sinks; Vice-Presidents, Ronald Sexton, Billy Yarbury, Edwin Hadley, Carolyn Warner; Secretary-Treasurer, Gayle Pickett. We are very active and believe it or not most of us are studying hard looking for- ward to the day when we will no longer be JOLLY JUNIORS but those very, very, sophisticated SENIORS. Bill Aaron Dean Akin Shirley Allen Carl Arnold Phillip Bean Fred Blair Jimmy Bledsoe Terry Bradshaw Jeffrey Bridgewater Carolyn Brockman Brenda Bryant Carol Burton Elaine Burton Jerry Burton Judy Burton Morris Burton Norma Sue Burton Myrla Carter Eugene Chapman Phyllis Cox Susan Cunagin Delbert Cundiff Mildred Cundiff Sue Cundiff Elanor Childress Brenda Coffey Roy Coffey Ruel Compton Iva Jean Conover Joyce Conover Douglas Coomer Richie Coomer Gayle Corbin Joyce Cowan Billy Curry Gail Curry Brenda Dial Jackie Dial Harold Dillingham Brenda Downey Ernest Dunham Eldridge Dykes Ralph Eastridge Billy Elmore Fayola England Nancy Estes Jo Ann Feese Lois Feese Douglas Ferguson Donnie Finn Patrick Glasgow Phyllis Glover Fred Goodin Woody Goodin Betty Grant Patsy Grant Raymond Grant Carol Grider Juanita Grider Nancy Hancock Jean Harper Tony Harvey Trilby Harvey Barbara Hendrickson ■I Linda Hendrickson Emily Hitch Naomi Holmes Barbara Hughes Wayne Humpress C3 v Louella Hutchinson Donald Jones Terry Johnson Linda Kell Carolyn Keltner Patricia Keltner Ernestine Kemp Jimmy Long Douglas Loy Flora Loy R. G. Loy Tony Loy Virginia Loy Carol Mann Arnold McGaha Beverly McGowan Gerald McLean Sue Todd McLean Geraldine McQueary Roy McQueary Russell McQueary Bobby Miller Kenneth Mings Bobby Morrison Victor Morrison Mary Lee Payne Gayle Pickett Clora Lee Powell Joseph Pyles Sylvia Ramsey NO PICTURE Joseph Sparks Franklin Standafer Thora Stone Dale Stott Carolyn Strange V Margie Redman Jackie Reece Mary Reeves James Renfro Madlyn Riston Clevelan Roach Sandra Rodgers Barbara Rogers Dan Rogers Jo Ann Rogers Jo Ann Rogers Roberna Rogers David Rosenbaum Patty Sapp Clisby Scott James Sexton Dean Sherrill Wanda Sherrill Eddie Shively Lollita Sinks Ronald Sloan Barbara Smith Eugene Smith Huston Smith Lucille Sneed Randall Sullivan Carol Thompson Joyce Triplett Arlis Turner Carol Turner Sue Tweedy Alice Upchurch Richard Walker Carolyn Warner Kenny Webb Bessie White Garneida White Sylvia White Mack Wilkerson Glen Willis Dickie Wilson Margaret Winfrey Alton Wolford Billy Yarberry Alvin Young Alton Crawhorn Sophomores We’re With Ya Team - - - MISS SOPHOMORE--MARSHA BROCK MR. SOPHOMORE—CHARLES GORE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT.....................Charles Gore SECRETARY.....................Judy Henson TREASURER...............Bobbie Joyce Jones At the beginning of our Freshman year we had an enrollment of 217. Our sponsors were Mr. Carl Breeding, Mrs. Emma Woody, Mr. William McClendon, Mrs. Vevia S. Walker, Mrs. Ruby Roach, Mr. L. W. Cole, and Miss Mary Lucy Lowe. During our freshman year our class officers were; President, Charles Gore; Vice-Presidents, Thelma Bledsoe, Kenny Davis, Betty Kimbler, Susan Miller, Maxie Smith and Sue Rayburn; Secretary, Judith Henson; Treasurer, Bobbie Joyce Janes. We elected Julia Cole as our cheerleader in this year. On August 31, 1959, A. C. H. S. opened again. We had an enrollment of 183. We are taking active part in all school activities, now that we are the “Silly Sophs.” SILLY SOPHS Billy Arnold Eugene Atchely Edward Bailey Stanford Bailey Ella Baker Rebecca Baker John Ballou Joe Barbee Janies Barnett J. R. Beard Kenneth Beard Mildred Bennett Thelma Bennett Wilbert Blair Joyce Blankenship Ernestine Bledsoe Thelma Bledsoe Connie Booher Mildred Bradshaw James Brock Marsha Brock Gordon Brown Clifton Bryant Judy Bryant Bill Bryant Benny Burr Betty Burris Brenda K. Burton Brenda Burton Faye Burton Joyce Burton Phyllis Burton Ronald Burton Stanley Busam Eugene Campbell Charlotte Cheatham Billy Cobb Julia Cole Ima Dean Coomer Ronnie Coomer . ■■■■■■■■■■ O ,4, • Jl . at r% -A -. n k .,-n a 9 o • o 'V Larry Coomer Elaine Corbin Frances Corbin Marilyn Cundiff Sammy Cundiff Mary Eastridge Ricky England Terry Farris Alton Feese Mickey Feese Jerry Garmon Loretta Garnett Shirley Giles Glenda Goodin Phyllis Goodin Carl Greene Paul Greene Shellie Greer Douglas Hancock Flossie Hardwick Margaret Curry Kenny Davis Brenda Dial Vernest Dunham Nathan Dillingham Gerald Flatt Jerry Foster Howard Franklin Paul Gabehart Boyce Gabehart Charles Gore Glenda Gowan Bernada Grady Allen Grant Ben Edd Graves Peggy Harper Betty Harvey Patty Hawk Judith Henson Alma Faye Holmes Frances Holt Donald Howell Mary Humpress Sue Hutchison Bobby Janes Faye Janes Robert Janes Carolyn Jasper Bobby Jessie Harold Jessie Keiteth Jessie Jimmy Jessie Wendell Jessie Jo Ann Johnson Wanda Jones Rollin Jones Wayne Karnes Rebecca Keltner Betty Kimbler Delcie Kimbler Betty Knifley Donald Knifley Rebecca Lands Janet Lemmon Bennie McGaha Bertha McGaha James McGowan Danny McLean Willie McWhorther David Mann Jimmy Marshall David Miller Juanita Miller Susan Miller Shirley Mings Wanda Montgomery Jane Moran Ruth Murrell Charles Neat Arlene Neat Wendell Neat Donald Owens Ronald Owens Clarence Overstreet Billy Parson Darlene Patton Thom asine Patton Betty Pelston Dennis Pendleton John Pendleton Evelyn Pickett Alice Powell James Propes Patricia Pyles Patricia Reliford Shelby Scott Ronald Swell Jo Ann Shepherd Kathy Shepherd Richard Shepherd Jerald Reynolds destine Roberts Linda Rooks Kenneth Royse Richard Royse Robert Simpson Lewis Sinclair Clara Smith Dickie Smith Jerry Smith L. B. Smith Curtis Sneed Olen Sneed Nellie Sneed Ralph Sneed Virginia Sparks Am on Spoon Imogene Stargel Jo Ann Stephens Bernard Stotts Rosetta Stotts Billy Taylor Peggy Taylor William Taylor Donald Thrasher Jean Tucker Bobby Jo Turner David Tweedy Jerry Vaughn Sue Vaughn Ralph Waggener Donald White Carolyn Williams Scottie Willis Vera Louise Wilson Mary Winfrey Willard Wingler June Wood Lavern Woody Shirley Wright Bernice Yarberry Condy Young Bernadine Hardwick James Sneed Davis Sexton «? Larry Scott Freshmen Where Is My Class? MISS FRESHMAN--ANN WHITE MR. FRESHMAN--BILL HENSON Freshman Officers SECRETARY Carolyn Kell % W ' TREASURER Lillie Mae Giles PRESIDENT Joey Glonack History Another group of greenies has arrived. 217 of us invaded the halls of 'ole A. C. H. S. for the first time-scared, proud and quite silly of course. We have started making our history by attending all school functions and supporting our school with all tile hurrahs” of tradition. “ L. Absher, C. Akin D. Akin, S. Akin B. Arnold, J. Bailey L. Bailey M. Baker, R. Baker J. Ballou P. Bennett Y. Bennett B. Bernard, R. Biggs K. Bottoms S. Bowman, C. Bragg E. Bryant, J. Bryant S. Bryant B. Burbridge M. Bulter, R. Callison C. Campbell, D. Carney J. Carney, P. Carter M. Chapman E. Claywell, B. Coffey B. Coffey, C. Coffey L. Coffey, T. Cole G. Collins K. Comrade, D. Coomer M. Coomer, S. Coomer A. Corbin, J. Cowan B. Cundiff D. Curry, O. Curry R. Curry, L. Davis H. Denton, M. Dixon G. Downey C. Drye, J. Dykes A. England, L. Estep M. Estes, F. Farris D. Feese J. Feese, S. Finn H. Flatt L. Fletcher S. Fletcher F. Foster W. Gabehart J. Gentry, L. Giles J. Glowacki B. Goodin, I. Goodin A. Grant, J. Grant M. Graves, D. Grider S. Grider, V. Hagy L. Hale, J. Hamlet P. Hamlet G. Hancock J. Hancock V. Harmon, J. Hayes B. Helm a 7 B. Holt, W. Hood J. Humble, D. Hunter H. Jones, M. Jones W. Jones F. Jessie, D. Jones J. Jones, C. Keen C. Kell, L. Keltner G. Kelsey V. Kemp, V. Kimbler R. Knight, B. Lane J. Lane, H. Loy L. Loy S. Loy, B. Motney D. McKinley L. McQuery J. McWhorter J. Murrell, G. Merritt J. Miller, S. Mont- gomery, B. Moore L. Moore, W. Morri- son, D. Neal F. Neal P. Neal, A. Neat K. Neat, G. Patterson S. Pendleton J. Pickett, J. Pickett E. Pike J. Pike J. Pike, W. Pike R. Pike, D. Price J. Pyles J. Reeder, C. Reeves W. Redford, J. Rice B. Robertson C. Robertson B. Robins D. Rogers, VV. Rogers P. Rooks, R. Rooks M. Rowe, L. Rowe M. Salato G. Samuel, J. Sanders C. Scott, F. Scott J. Scott, E. Shepherd C. Shirley J. Young, V. Young M. Smith W. Shirley, J. Shively B. Sinclair, M. Sinclair W. Sinclair T. Slambough, J. Smallwood B. Smith, B. Smith M. Smith, T. Smith K. Sparks, P. Sparks J. Spires A Spoon, G. Taylor C. Turner, B. Stephens M. Stephens, B. Thomas P. Turner G. Vails, E. Wall S. Walker, B. Barren C. Warren, A. White B. White Activities Margaret Montgomery, Brenda Woody, MarshaBrock, Drum Majorette; Isabel Glowacki, Margaret Glowacki, Suzanne Me Carty. Charles Gore Russell Me Queary Basketball Cheer, Cheer for A. C. H. S. Wake up the echoes Cheering Your Best. Send a volley cheer on high Shake down the thunder from the SKY. What though the odds be great or small A. C. H. S. will win over all, while our loyal sons are, marching onward to victory! RAH RAH RAH. School Song Cheerleaders of A. C. H. S Pep Club America Future Nurses FRN” Future Teachers of America 4-H Club Judy Hendrickson was chosen as Miss Adair County at the 1959 V.F.W. County Fair. She was chosen from 14 contestants in the pageant- ry. Congratulations to you, Judy. Miss Adair County 1959 JUDY HENDRICKSON Adair County’s representative to 1959 Girls’ State at the University of Kentucky at Lexing- ton was Isabel Glowacki. Isabel was chosen by the D.A.R. of Columbia. Congratulations on this state honor. Girls’ State Representative D. A. R. ISABEL GLOWACKI Candidate State Beta Club Vice President PAT GLASGOW Pat Glasgow, sponsored by the Beta Club, was Adair County’s candidate in the race for the office of State Beta Vice-President at the 1959 convention at Louisville in December. Although de- feated, we congratulate you on the swell job of representing our school. All-State Band Member Selected as a member of All’State K.M.E.A. Band was Bruce Montgomery. Bruce was chosen as a member of the 130 piece band which met in BowlingGreen, Kentucky in January. Bruce, congratulations. BRUCE MONTGOMERY AUTOGRAPHS On the following pages you will see the brains who went through torture and fire to bring you this very intelligent piece of work. The mistakes were made purely intentionally for those who are always looking for them. The members of the staff hope sincerely that you will enjoy the CHIEFTAIN of 1960. 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