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

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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.

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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

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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.