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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1966 volume:

4 We of the Chieftain Staff are about to depart. We hope that in the future you will cherish the memories that this book will bring to you of your years at A.C.H.S,—a reminder of favorite classmates and of your happy times outside of class. We have been at A.C.H.S. for 3 years and now it is time for our departure into the very uncertain future. We will have this book to lighten our labors and consider it worth while. We would like to say “Thanks” to all who have made this book a success. To the Student Body ... we give you this Chieftain. 2 THE YEARBOOK STAFF LAY-OUT EDITOR Margaret Glowacki TYPIST Margaret Jones ADVERTISING Bruce Clark ADVERTISING Phyllis Mouser ADVERTISING Jimmy Sexton ASST. LAY OUT EDITOR Wallace Feese PHOTOGRAPHER Jimmy Harper ADVERTISING Bonnie Karnes ADVERTISING Paula Simpson TABLE OF CONTENTS TO YOU ... WE DEDICATE THIS CHIEFTAIN Having arrived at the stage of experience which has been aptly called the years of discretion, the 1966 Chieftain Staff has begun to appreciate the good teaching and the great personalities which our school has pro- vided for our benefit. Such appreciation prompts this expression of gratitude and emboldens us to assume that we may honor a leader of our school. We proudly dedicate the 1966 Chieftain to you, MR. WALTER TOOLE . 5 PRINCIPAL.. . BROOKS COOMER As my ninth year of serving as the principal of this institution is drawing to its conclusion, I become more conscious each year of the tremendous responsibility the faculty and I have of preparing you to live and serve in an ever-changing world. The class of 1966 will be the 13th class to be graduated from Adair County High School. It is my utmost desire that your time spent at this institution has been fruitful mentally, physically, and spiritually. As you leave your Alma Mater may you go out to help your fellowmen to the greatest of your ability. A wise man named Emerson once said, “The only way to have a friend is to be 006.“ 6 May I congratulate you upon your achievements this far. Those of us in the administrative positions are proud of you. We realize that America needs just such young men and women. You should remember education today is yours for the taking. It is better if it costs you something for it will be more valuable to you. Education speUs progress and advancement and life. Make future plans con- cerning your own education. Right now, you should decide to take more advantage of the opportunities which are yours. May success crown all your efforts and may you continue to progress as you have progressed through your school days here at Adair County High. 7 FINANCE OFFICER Wallace Coomer SUPERVISOR Mary Ann Dunbar DIRECTOR OF PUPIL PERSONAL Beulah Bennett SECRETARY-TREASURER Martha Dunbar ADAIR COUNTV BOARD OF EDUCATION Albert Gibson Travis Corbin Elbert Goodin Raymond Lacy J. C. Sexton 8 Mr. Coomer at work THE FACULTY BREEDING, CARL English B. A. Union BROWNING, DORIS JEAN English A. B. and M. A. Georgetown University of Kentucky BURR, JOHN Math and Coach B. A. Georgetown CAMPBELL, MARY E. Chorus B. S. Campbellsville FACULTY CAMPBELL, MIKE Math University of Kentucky B. A. University of Virginia M. Ed. COOMER, J. T. Agriculture B. S. and M. S. Berea University of Kentucky v 10 COPEN HAVER, HARRY Biology B. S. University of Kentucky CUNAGIN, DAVID Social Sciences M. A. University of Kentucky GRANT. NORMAN Agriculture B. S. University of Kentucky HADLEY. ALICE Chemistry and Biology B. S. Campbellsville FACULTY HAYNES. LOUIS Social Sciences B. S. Campbellsville KERBOW. HAZEL Latin B. A. East Texas State MCQUEARY. RALPH Asst. Coach and Drivers Education B. S. East Tennessee State OWEN. GLADYS Librarian A. B. and M. A. Western University of Kentucky PARNELL, JOSEPH Social Science B. S. Berea Ca mpbellsville RICHARDS. MARY Math B. A. Kentucky Wesleyan ROACH, RUBY Home Economics B. S. Berea ROSENBAUM, WILLIE English A. B. and M. A. B. A. Western FACULTY 12 RUBARTS, MINNIE Guidance Counselor M. A. and B. S. Western University of Kentucky RUSSELL, FRANCES English and French A. B. and M. A. Kentucky Wesleyan Western SCOTT. ETHEL Science B. S. and M. A. Western SMITH, LUTHER Social Science A. B. Eastern SMITH, WAYNE Physical Education B. S. Western TOOLEY. WALTER Instrumental and General Music A. B. Morehead WEBB, JEANETTA Typing rxA uL FACULTY WHEELER, RAMONA Commerce B. S. and M. A. Western , I 1 ’ COOMER, BROOKS Administrator B. S. and M. A. Western COOP, SARA FRANCES A. C. H. S. Secretary A. A. Lindsey Wilson SENIOR SPONSORS - -Mr. Breeding. Mr.. Cunigan, Mrs. Dudley, Mr. Parnell, Mr. Smith, Mr. Webb. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS--President, Jimmy Flowers; Vice-President, Jimmy Sexton: Secretary, Sheila Spic- kard; Treasurer, Margaret Bault. 14 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we come to the close of our high school days we realize that we are stepping out and others are taking our places at A.C.H.S. Looking back over the past three years we feel joy and sorrow at the same time. We have had a very prosperous and active school life. On a bright sunny day in August of 1963 we entered our first year of high school. Our class officers for that first year were: President - -Carol Dunbar, Secretary--Nancy Williams, Treasurer--Wallace Feese. Linda Hughes was our Sophomore Cheerleader. We had several boys on the basketball team: James Mack Willis, Dennis Smith. Larry Marshall, Charles Curry, and Mike Lamberth. On the baseball team were: Dickie Feese and Charles Curry. Larry Mar- shall won the golf trophy. Miss Sophomore was Jean Gibson and Mr. Sophomore was Larry Marshall. Margaret Glowacki and Sheila Spickard were our sophomore band majorettes. Sheila Spickard won the District Dairy 4-H Championship. The Sophomore class sold maga- zines to raise money for the prom held during our Junior year. Linda Hughes was our highest seller. During our Junior year the class officers were: President--Carol Dunbar, Vice--President --Wallace Feese, Secretary--Nancy Williams, and Treasurer--Linda Hughes. Miss A.C.H.S. was Linda Hughes. Miss Junior was Jean Gibson and Mr. Junior was Larry Marshall. Margaret Glowacki was our Junior cheerleader. Our basketball players were: James Willis, Dennis Smith. Mike Lamberth, and James Otis Bradshaw. Our baseball players were: Dickie Feese and Charles Curry. We had four girls to go to Ky- Girls' State Margaret Bault. Betty Phelps. Margaret Glowacki. and Sheila Spickard. Sheila Spickard was Sr. District 4-H Champion. It was our privilege to present the Seniors with the Junior-Senior Prom. In the Misty Moonlight . Jimmy Flowers was elected State Beta Vice-President at the 1964 Beta Convention. Larry Marshall, David Walker, and Jimmy Flowers went to Centre for preparatory work- We are coming to the close of our last and most exciting year, our Senior Year! Our Sen- ior class officers are: President--Jimmy Flowers. Vice-President--Jimmy Sexton, Secretary- Sheila Spickard, and Treasurer--Margaret Bault. Our Senior cheerleader is Margaret Glowacki. Our senior basketball players are: Charles Curry. James Willis. Dennis Smith, and Bill Austin. The Smoke Signal Editor is Sheila Spickard. Miss A.C.H.S. is Sheila Spickard and Mr. A.C. H.S. is Wendell McQueary. Sheila Spickard was State 4-H Showmanship Winner. Margaret Newton was District 4-H Secretary. Wayne Lee won the FFA Courier-Journal award. Sheila Spickard is Sr. District 4-H Dairy Champion. Our Senior Dmm Majorette is Margaret Glowacki. Sheila Spickard is a majorette. Sheila Spickard is competing for the Senate Youth Program to go to Washington. Larry Rogers won the showmanship award at the Mid-South Fair in Memphis. The Adair FFA Cattle Judging Team won first place at the Mid-South Fair in Memphis. Wayne Lee. Eric Thomas, and Larry Rogers, alternate, who are seniors, participated on the Judging Team. As we prepare for graduation we wish to express our appreciation to all who have helped us in our days of high school. We will ever cherish these three years at A.C. H.S. as some of the happiest days of our lives. JAMES ABSHER, JR. Vocation: Body Man 10 Years Hence: Grease Monkey MARSHALL WAYNE ABSHER Vocation: Lawyer 10 Years Hence: Pool Shark JOHN WAGGENER ARNOLD Vocation: Lawyer 10 Years Hence: Loudmouth Teacher GLEN PAGE ASH BROOK Vocation: Pharmacist 10 Years Hence: Drug Pusher 16 SENIORS WILLIAM FOSTER AUSTIN Vocation: College Professor 10 Years Hence: Comedian JUDITH FARRIS BAKER Vocation: Home Economist 10 Years Hence: Adair Co. Home Demonstration Agent RONALD DAVID BAKER Vocation: Lawyer 10 Years Hence: Tobacco Auctioneer RICHARD ALLEN BANKS Vocation: Farmer 10 Years Hence: County Agent ERNEST BARRETT Vocation: Mechanic 10 Years Hence: Tinker Toy Worker MARGARET ANN BAULT Vocation: Home Economist , 10 Years Hence: Opera Singer PEGGY ANN BEARD Vocation: Beautician P % o 10 Years Hence: Model ' LARRY OWEN BEARD Vocation: Barber 10 Years Hence: Hair Stylist Salon for Jessie's Beauty SENIORS RANDALL LEE BEARD 3 0 Vocation: Mechanic 10 Years Hence: WANDA GAIL BLEDSOE Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Married LARRY BOTTOMS Vocation: State Police 10 Years Hence: Horse Doctor DARYL GLENN BRADSHAW Vocation: Agriculture 10 Years Hence: Raise Chickens 17 JAMES OTIS BRADSHAW Vocation: Barber 10 Years Hence: Army Lieutenant CHARLOTTE ANN BRAGG Vocation: Medical Secretary 10 Years Hence: Soda Jerk Assistant JO ANN BRAGG Vocation: Nurse 10 Years Hence: Private Nurse to a Rich Old Man VONDA DEAN BRAGG Vocation: Airline Hostess 10 Years Hence: Paratrooper SENIORS 18 EULA BURRIS Vocation: Executive Secretary 10 Years Hence: Secretary for Burton's Rodeo SHIRLEY DEAN BURRIS Vocation: Bookkeeper 10 Years Hence: Selling Ice Cream REGINA BROWN Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Millionaire's Wife JUDITH MARIE BRYANT Vocation: Public Relations 10 Years Hence: Housewife CAROLYN SUE BURTON Vocation: W. A. F. 10 Years Hence: Owner of Burton Rodeo 3 0 CATHERINE BURTON Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Be Her Own Boss DELBERT BURTON Vocation: Barber 10 Years Hence: Hairstylist JOHN PHILLIP BURTON Vocation: Engineering 10 Years Hence: Water Carrier SENIORS BETTY JANE CALLISON Vocation: Nurse 10 Years Hence: Driving Mules MICHAEL GLENN CALLISON Vocation: Farmer 10 Years Hence: Soil Conservationist LEON CAMPBELL Vocation: Lawyer 10 Years Hence: Fire Fighter BETSY CAROL CHEATHAM Vocation: Medical Technician 10 Years Hence: Night Club Singer 19 BRUCE BENNETT CLARKE Vocation: Brain Surgeon 10 Years Hence: Still in Pre-Med. CARL DALE COLLINS Vocation: Tavern Owner 10 Years Hence: Game Warden PHILLIP COOK Vocation: Mechanic 10 Years Hence: Ridge Runner HARLOW AARON COOMER Vocation: Attorney 10 Years Hence: Fruit Salesman SENIORS JIMMY DALE COOMER Vocation: Radio and T. V. Announcer 10 Years Hence: Renfro Valley Crooner JOHNNY DAVIS COOJvtt'R Vocation: Farmer 10 Years Hence: Bartender LOY COOMER Vocation: Teacher 10 Years Hence: Principal of A.C.H.S. CAROLYN CORBIN Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Heiress 20 CLIFTON COWAN Vocation: Salesman 10 Years Hence: Hen-Pecked Husband RICHARD CRAW HORN Vocation: Police at Kniflcy 10 Years Hence: State Trooper CHARLES CURRY Vocation: R.O.T.C. 10 Years Hence: Chief Commander at Fort Knox JUDY DIXON Vocation: Foreign Missionary 10 Years Hence Singer at the Grand Ole Opry SENIORS CAROL SUE DUNBAR Vocation: Registered Nurse 10 Years Hence: Hunting Bugs JOE BEN DUNBAR Vocation: Businessman 10 Years Hence: Indianapolis 500--Here He Comes RICHARD DRAPER Vocation: Health and P. E. Teacher 10 Years Hence: Columbia's Renault Car Dealer ueaier n NORMA JEAN DOWNEY Vocation: Accountant 10 Years Hence: Owner of a Chewing Gum Factory 21 JOE STANLEY EPPERSON Vocation: Farmer 10 Years Hence: Comedian on Red Skelton's Show BETTY SUE ESTES Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Beautician HARRY WENDELL FARRIS Vocation Commercial Artist 10 Years Hence. Sailor PHILIP RICHARD FEESE Vexation: Run A Body Shop 10 Years Hence: Shop With A Run Down Body SENIORS WALLACE ALLEN FEESE Vocation: Businessman 10 Years Hence: Winner of Kentucky Derby DAVID FINN if Vocation: Mathematician 10 Years Hence: Manager of K F HAROLD DAVID FINN Vocation: Businessman 10 Years Hence: Hickory Nut Hunter ANITA GRIDER FLETCHER Vocation: Beautician 10 Years Hence: Mother of Red-Head Twins CONNIE FLETCHER Vocation: Nurse 10 Years Hence: Doctor’s Wife JAMES RICKMAN FLOWERS Vocation. Businessman 10 Years Hence: Bank President OPAL FORREST Vocation: Beautician 10 Years Hence: Forest” Ranger MICHAEL D. FUDGE Vocation: Accountant 10 Years Hence: Columbia's First C.P.A. SENIORS CAROLYN JEAN GIBSON Vocation: Singer 10 Years Hence: Top Singer on the Bobby Lord Show MARGARET GAIL GLOWACKI Vocation: Registered Nurse 3 10 Years Hence. Dr. Clay well's Private Nurse DANNY WAYNE GOODIN Vocation: State Trooper 10 Years Hence: Bus Driver TERRY EDWARD GOWEN' Vocation: Bank President 10 Years Hence: Embezzler 23 PATRICIA FAYE GRANT Vocation: Math Teacher 10 Years Hence: Keeping Happy Hollow green SANDRA JEANETTE GRANT Vocation: Beautician 10 Years Hence: Little Cake Baker PORTER LEE HAMLETT Vocation: State Trooper 10 Years Hence: Operator of Fish Hatchery SHIRLEY ANN HARMON Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Nurse Maid SENIORS 24 JAMES WALTER HARPER 3 Vocation: Machinist b0 10 Years Hence: Used Car Dealer PAULETTE HENSON Vocation: Beautician 10 Years Hence: Hostess JAMES CLYDE HOLLADAY Vocation: Artist 10 Years Hence: Auditor JOYCE DEAN HOLMES 7 Vocation: Elementary Teacher 10 Years Hence: Singing on WLTV LINDA DIANE HUGHES Vocation: Dental Hygienist 10 Years Hence: Assistant to Dr. Ellis ARTHUR DALE JANES Vocation: Undertaker 10 Years Hence: Jailor BETTY SUE JESSIE Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Worlds Greatest Orator MARGARET BERNICE Vocation: Housewife 10 Years Hence: Live JESSIE in Columbus. Indiana SENIORS WANDA JANE JESSIE fYUftAy; Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Secretary at A.C.H.S. DONNA LOY JOHNSON Vocation: Teacher 10 Years Hence: Social Worker MARGARET GALE JONES Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Working for Inter-Collegiate Press PATTY NELL JONES Vocation: Registered Nurse 10 Years Hence: Merchant BONNIE FAYE KARNES Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Missionary CHRISTIE KELTNER J ■ Vocation: Radio T. V. Announcer 10 Years Hence: Still Talking JAMES KELTNER £ Vocation: Doctor 10 Years Hence: Livestock Dealer PHYLLIS ANN KNIGHT Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Housewife SENIORS 3° b JERRY MICHEAL LAMBERTH y Vocation: Lawyer 10 Years Hence: College Professor DAVID WAYNE LEE Vocation: IBM operator 10 Years Hence: Singing With Elvis CONNIE SUE LOWE'?0 Vocation: Elementary Teacher 10 Years Hence: Model CAROLYN SUE MANN Vocation: Nurse 10 Years Hence: Receptionist at Adair Hospital DOROTHY MAE MANN Vocation: Bookkeeper 10 Years Hence: Hillbilly Singer GEORGE LAWRENCE MARSHALL Vocation: Pro-Golfer y 10 Years Hence: Politician V ROBERT CR1SMAN MARSHALL Vocation: Coach at A.C.H.S. 10 Years Hence: Mayor of Columbia BENNY BROUGH MC CLOUD Vocation: Pharmacist 10 Years Hence: Auctioneer SENIORS G. C. MC KINNEY Vocation: Constable of Sparksville 10 Years Hence: Social Science Teacher WENDELL OLEY MC QUEARY Vocation: Elementary Teacher 10 Years Hence: Movie Star BONNIE GALE MORRISON Vocation: Nurse 10 Years Hence: Avon Sales Lady PHYLLIS ANN MOUSER Vocation: Accountant 10 Years Hence: Reading Love Letters 27 MARY ELLEN MYERS Vocation: Clothes Designer 10 Years Hence: Designer for 20th Century Fox JAMES MALCOLM NEAT Vocation: Engineer 10 Years Hence: Preacher MARGARET ANN NEWTON Vocation: Motel Executive 10 Years Hence: Asst, to grease monkey WILLIAM OVERSTREET Vocation: Highway Patrol 10 Years Hence: Mechanic 28 SENIORS RACHEL ARLENE PARRISH Vocation: Medical Doctor 10 Years Hence: Laboratory Tech 0 MARJORIE KAYE PERKINS Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Factory Worker BETTY JANE PHELPS Vocation: Play Clarinet in N. Y. Symphony Orchestra 10 Years Hence: Concert Pianist KENNETH ALLEN PHELPS Vocation: Commercial Artist 10 Years Hence: Artist for Playboy DALE ARTHUR PHILLIPS Vocation: Engineer 10 Years Hence: Train Engineer GENEVA POLSTON Vocation: Beautician 10 Years Hence: Florist WALLACE CAMPBELL POLSTON Vocation: Marine Corps 10 Years Hence: Trucker BRENDA LOIS POWELL Vocation: Nurse 10 Years Hence: Dental Hygienist SENIORS MARTHA JANE PRICE Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Geneticist JIMMY DAVIS REDFORD Vocation: Businessman 10 Years Hence: Stonemason ELMER LEE REDMON Vocation: Veternarian 10 Years Hence: Cable Splicer LINDA FAYE PYLES Vocation: Teacher 10 Years Hence: Minister Asst. JANET ANN ROACH s Vocation: Nurse 10 Years Hence: Bookmobile Operator LARRY COAKLEY RODGERS 2 Vocation: Farmer 10 Years Hence: Livestock Buyer for Bourbon Stockyards HAROLD G1LLIUM SCHOLL Vocation: Biologist 10 Years Hence: Electrician MARK SCOTT £ £C Vocation: Businessman 10 Years Hence: Mayor of Breeding SENIORS 30 JAMES DEAN SEXTON Vocation: Pharmacist 10 Years Hence: Ashbrook's Partner BUFORD KEITH SHERRILL Vocation: State Police 10 Years Hence: Sheet Metal Worker JERRY SHERRILL Vocation: Haul Logs 10 Years Hence: Mechanic BETSY HAYNES SHRADER Vocation: Teacher 10 Years Hence: Buyer PAULA EVE SIMPSON Vocation: Certified Public Accountant 10 Years Hence: Miss America PHILLIP SINCLAIR Vocation: Salesman. 10 Years Hence: Dairy Farmer BETTY SUE SMITH Vocation: Beautician 10 Years Hence: Receptionist DENNIS RAY SMITH Vocation: R.O.T.C. 10 Years Hence: Detective SENIORS IIANNA SMITH ■ 'ocation: Teacher r v i. Qwirr hhnArH Onerator MARILYN FAYE SNEED Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Special Education RICHARD DARRELL SPARKS Vocation: Working in Columbian Theater 10 Years Hence: Lawyer SHEILA SPICKARD Vocation: Sell Grade A Jersey Milk 10 Years Hence: Social Science Teacher 31 GLENN EDWARD STAPLES Vocation: Entomologist 10 Years Hence: Painter SHIRRON SUE STONE Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Bakery Sales JERRY WAYNE TAYLOR Vocation: Service station operator 10 Years Hence: Pipe Calker SAMUAL DWIGHT TAYLOR Vocation: Teacher 10 Years Hence: Anthropologist SENIORS 32 SHARON LEE TAYLOR Vocation: Housewife 10 Years Hence: Lunchroom Supervisor ERIC RAY THOMAS Vocation: Mathematician 10 Years Hence: Orthopedic Surgeon CLARA JEANETTA THRASHER Vocation: Bookkeeper 10 Years Hence: Social Worker PAULETTE BLEDSOE TURNER Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Housewife RONALD UPCHURCH • Vocation: Mechanic 10 Years Hence: Poultry Farmer SUE GARRETT VANCE 3 C Vocation: Teacher 10 Years Hence: Working in Square Deal's Gum Factory JON DAVID WALKER Vocation: Doctor 10 Years Hence: One Year Behind Clark KATHY PARKER WARREN Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Social Worker SENIORS NANCY WILLIAMS -90 Vocation: Beautician 10 Years Hence: Merchant JAMES MACK WILLIS Vocation: Accountant 10 Years Hence: World's Heavyweight Champion CONNIE WILSON Vocation: Secretary 10 Years Hence: Credit Clerk CHARLES WISDOM Vocation: Mechanic 10 Years Hence: Steamfitter 33 ANNETTE GALE YARBERRY Vocation: Beautician 10 Years Hence: Juvenile Delinquency Worker KERRY W. YATES Vocation: Brick Layer 10 Years Hence: Hamburger Chef 34 SENIOR Keep your eyes on the book Do your debits equal your credits? Put it in reverse and look straight ahead. CLASS JUNIOR SPONSORS -FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hazel Kerbow. Mrs. Mary Richards, Mrs. Ethel Scott. SECOND ROW Miss Willie Rosembaum. Mrs. Alice Hadley. Mrs. Emma Woody. ABSENT: Mr. Wayne Smith. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS--PRESIDENT, Prudy Hutchison. VICE -PRESIDENT. Barry Loy; SECRETARY, Carol Salate; TREASURER. Linda Willis. Aaron, Jane Abell, Roger Absher, Emma Adams, Linda Akin, Sheila Alexander, Judy Allen, Barbara Andrew, Dorothy Arnold, Hilda Arnold, Linda Bailey, Carl Barnett, Janet Bault, Diana Bean, Scheryl Beard, Danny Beard, Phyllis Bennett, Betty Biggs, David 38 O Blair, Michael Blair, Sammy Blair, Winford Bomar,. Phillip Branham, Patricia Breeding, Nancy Burchett. Joan Burris, David Burton, Arlin Burt m, Charlotte Burton, Clarice Burton, Diane Burton, Judy Burton, Marilyn Burton, Mary Campbell. Doris Jean Carney, Cindy Claywell, Calvin 39 Claywell, Donnie Coffey, Ada Coffey. Haven Coffey. Margaret Coffey, Samuel Cole, Lynn Conover. Joyce Coomer, Karen Coomer, Linda 40 Coomer, Randall Coomer, Roger Corbin, Emma Corbin. Rita Cowan, Janet Cravens, Wanda Cunagin. Dorothy Cundiff, Carolyn Curry, Anetna Curry. Ezra Curry, Wayne Dillingham. Mike Dohoney, Joe D. Doss. Gwenda Drye, Elmer Duvall. Juanita Edwards. Becky Ellis, Donna Farris, Kenneth Feese, Lucille Fletcher. Charles Frankum. Janet Gabehart. Juanita Gilpin. Jerry Gossett, R. T. Grant, Donald Grant. Judy 41 Grant, Ronnie Graves, Michael Greer, Ilene Grider, Donald Hadley, Dwan Hancock. Kenneth Hardwick. Curtis Harmon. Leonard Harrison, Betty 42 Harrison, Marilyn Harvey, Donnie Helm, Billie Joe Hendrickson, Naomi Henson. Bill Henson, Mary Hitch, Ronnie Hovious, Diane Hubbard, Ronnie Huff. Lois Hughes, Jimmy Hutchison, Prudy Irvin, Charlene Irvin, Ernestine Janes, Sue Jeffries, Bradley Johnson. Connie Jones, Gary Keltner, Carolyn Keltner, Rosemary Kessler, Edward Kimbler, Tommy Knifley. Franklin Knight, Lillian Lasley. Leon Lay, Shirley Lemmon, Lynn 43 Lewis, Albin Loy, Barry Loy, Jimmy Mann, Herbert Markieki. William Marple, Danny McCloud, Dale McGaha, Virginia McQueary, Stephen McWhorter, Barbara Merkley. Louis Montgomery, Brenda Montgomery, Marsha Moore. Phyllis Morrison, Mike Moss, Tommy Moss, Sharon Murray, Carlos 44 Murray, Houston Myers, Barry Neat. Don Newton, Louise Overstreet. Dean Parnell, Daryl Parson. Billy Joe Partin. Terry Payne. Richard Pendleton. Pat Phelps. Patty Piercy. Charles Pike. Faye Pittman, Calvin Powell, John Pyles, Bobby Randolph. Stephen Ray. Debbie 45 Rediford, Reba Redman. Joyce Reeves, Louis Reliford, Nancy Revis, David Riddle, Shirley Rigney, William Robertson. Jerry Robison, Cathy 46 Robison, Rita Rodgers, Danny Rodgers, Mike Rogers, Sharon Rowe, Billy Rowe, Rita Rich Roy, Fay Salato, Carol Sanders, Byron Sherrill, Monroe Sneed, Bobby Sneed. Phyllis Sneed. Shirley Sparks, Carolyn Spires, Tommy Squires, Patricia Squires, Paul Stotts, Patricia Spoon. Lester Stotts, Caroline Stotts, Larry Taylor, Anna Taylor, Wendell Thomas, Ann Tucker, Patty 47 Tucker, Rose Tucker, Sharon Turner, Ronnie Tweedy, Judy Tweedy, Phyllis Vaughn, Keith Vincent, Gary Wall, Kenneth Watson. Phillip 48 Watson. Stanley West, Richard Wheeler, Bonnie Wheeler, Donnie White, Patricia Wilcoxson, Luana Willis, Linda Willis, Sharon Wilson, Billy Wilson, Wanda Withers, Charlotte Young, Charles Zimmerman, Alvin Ballou. Wayne Collins, Brenda Taylor, Linda 9 49 JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE SPONSORS—Mr. Mike Campbell, Miss Doris Browning. Mr. Lewis Haynes. Miss Frances Russell, Mr. Harry Copenhaver, Mrs. Jeanetta Webb. Abell, Jessie Alley, Alice Asberry, Lillie Bailey, Danny Banks, Randall Bean, Ricky Beard, Peggy Beaty, Rebecca Bell, Patty Bennett, Carol Bennett, Ann Bennett, Chloie Bennett, Rex Bernard, Ralph Biggs, Alice Blair, Carol Blair, Wanda Bottoms, Samual Bowe, Bobby Bradshaw, Montra Bragg, Pauline Breeding, Stephen Brock, Imia Brown, Brenda 53 Brown, Larry Bryant, Betty Bryant, Dennis Bryant, Merriel Bryant, Willard Burbridge, JoAnn Burton, Archie Burton, Betty Burton, Billy Burton, Dexter Burton, Donnie Burton, Jerry 54 Burton, Judy Burton, Linda Burton, Phyllis Burton, Thelma Burton, Wanda Chapman, Ronnie Chelf, Betty Chelf, Vicki Caldwell, Mike Claywell, Russel Coffey, Terry Coffey, Samual Cole, Rhonda Collins, Judy Compton, Dola Compton. Wanda Conover, Bruce Coomer, Ann Coomer, Kathy Coomer, Norman Coomer. Peggy Corbin. Brenda Corbin, Linda Corbin. Maxine Corbin. Peggy Cowan, Kenneth Cundiff. Linda Curry. Jimmy Curry. Phyllis Davidson. Kenneth Davis, Deanna Davis. Mildred Dickson. Linda Dixon, Kay Draper. La Verne Earls, Jessie 55 Earls, Phyllis Fair, Joseph Feese, Faye Feese, Robbie Finn. Benny Fletcher, Mildred Flowers. Robert Foley, Sonya Fones, Mike Forrest. Ronnie Foster, Linda Foster, Mike 56 Fudge, Carolyn Fudge, Janes Fudge, Larry Fudge, Ronnie Gabehart, Vonda Gadberry, Elaine Goodin. Janet Gowen, Connie Grant, Linda Grant, Marsha Grider, Bernice Hagy, Judy Hall. Cheryl Harmon, Ernest Harmon, Frankie Harrison, Tommy Helm, Linda Hovious. Wanda Hughes, Justina Humphress, Billy Humphress. Francine Hunter, Bobbie Hutchison, Mary Jackson, Kenneth Janes, Retter Janes, Woody Jasper, Gloria Jasper, Roger Jones, Eddie Jones, Stephen Keitli, David Keith, Donald Keltner, Billy Keltner, Penelope Keltner. Reta Kerr, Linda 57 Knight, William Lacy, Vicki Lemmon, Mike Lloyd, Bernice Mayse, Nancy Merritt, Beverly Montgomery, Calvin Moore, Patricia Morrison, Rocky Mouser, Danny Murray, Charlotte Neat, Julia 58 Osborne. Wilma Overstreet, Brenda Overstreet, Terry Overstreet, Wanda Page, Mary Ann Parker, Janet Parrigan. David Payne, James Payne, Joseph Perkins, Lana Pickett, Donna Pickett, Teresa Pike, Reba Pittman, Ralph Polston, Willard Price, Becky Pyles, Barbara Pyles, Barry Pyles, Jane Pyles, Mark Redmon. Barbara Reeder, Greg Reliford, Jimmy Rice. Joyce Roberts, Judy Rogers, Patricia Rountree, Donnie Rowe, Linda Rowe, Wally Shirley. Mary Ann Slabough. Stephen Smith, Billy Smith, Charlotte Smith. Linda Smith. Marcella Smith, Ruby 59 Smythe, Bobbie Sneed, Wilburn Sparks, Becky Spires, Rodger Spoon, Bernadine Spoon, Irene Stargell, Jimmy Staton. Fern Streeval, Loretta Stotts, Connie Stotts, Donald Sulli an, Carlos 60 Taylor, Mar, Taylor, Ruby Todd, Jimmy Turner. Bruce Upchurch, Gary Vincent, Connie Walker, John Wall, Linda Watson, Terry Wheat, Billy Wheet, Pat Williams, Becky Winfrey, William Wisdom, Phyllis Woody, Larry Yarberry, Dale Morrison, Jimmy Is it a plus or minus? What does the word mean? 62 Did you get the correct answer? Is it grams or liters?' 1st es Wie geht es dir?” oder Wie geht es Ihnen?’ Is it a villa or casa?' Can you diagram sentences? Is it a state or a country? 64 'Is it a European country?' Can you write a short story?' MR. ADAIR COUNTV HIGH 66 WENDELL MCQUEARY MISS ADAIR COUNTY HIGH SHEILA SPICKARD 67 MR. AND MISS SENIOR 68 Mr. Larry Marshall and Miss Margaret Glowacki MR. AND MISS JUNIOR Mr. Barry Loy and Miss Carol Salate 69 MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE 70 Mr. Barry Pyles and Miss Connie Gowen Mr. Jimmy Neat and Miss Paula Simpson 71 SNOWBALL KINO AND QUEEN 72 Mr. Jimmy Flowers and Miss Norma Downey SWEETHEARTS VALEDICTORIAN 74 Miss Mary Jane Dulin SALUTATORIAN Mr. Roger Dale Smith 75 SENIOR WHO'S WHO MOST ROUTE Benny McCloud Carol Dunbar MOST POPULAR Bruce Clarke Sheila Spickard MOST DEPENDABLE David Finn Margaret Newton 76 LY TO SUCCEED Dale Phillips SENIOR WHO'S WHO MOST TALENTED Kenny Phelps Jean Gibson MOST ATHLETIC Linda Hughes Bill Austin MOST STUDIOUS BEST LOOKING Betty Phelps Mike Lamberth Paula Simpson Wendell McQueary 77 JUNIOR WHO'S WHO MOST POPULAR Dale McCloud Bradley Jeffries MOST POLITE Donnie Wheeler Patty Tucker MOST DEPENDABLE 1 1________ MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ronnie Grant Carolyn Cundiff Prudy Hutchison Louis Merkley 78 JUNIOR MHO'S MHO HOST TALENTED Lynn Cole Patty Phelps MOST ATHLETIC Sammy Blair Linda Willis MOST STUDIOUS BEST LOOKING Janet Frankum Sammy Coffey Barry Myers Donna Ellis 79 SOPHOMORE WHO'S WHO MOST POPULAR MOST POLITE Donna Pickett Benny Finn Barbara Redman Terry Overstreet MOST DEPENDABLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Beverly Merritt 80 Larry Brown Vicki Lacy Robert Flowers SOPHOMORE WHO'S WHO MOST TALENTED Linda Corbin Mark Pyles ■HAliiMANdli MOST STUDIOUS MOST ATHLETIC Woody Janes Ann Coomer BEST LOOKING Wilma Osborne Jimmy Curry Ralph Bernard Janet Parker 81 Miss Paula Simpson was a participant in five fairs and placed first runner-up in two and second runner- up in one. Larry Rodgers was State Champion in Dairy Show- manship. (Stesp® £� ai!g Simes WINNER'S SMILE -- Shelia Spickard, 16. Adair County, holds the Commissioner of Agriculture's Trophy she was awarded as champion 4-H dairy showman during the Kentucky State Fair. ©]C Couritr- ourual 1 OP CORN GROWER . . . Wayne Lee. Adair County, shows some of the corn that won hint title of top Future Farmer of America corn growers showing at the fair. 82 MISS JEAN GIBSON IS NOW ON LOCATION AT RENFRO VALLEY, A MUSICAL STAGE SHOW. SHE IS APPEARING IN A MOVIE, RENFRO VALLEY BARN DANCE WHICH WILL BE RELEASED THIS SPRING. JEAN HAS RECORDED TEENAGE LOVE AND I'VE FORGOTTEN HOW TO CRY FOR NUGGET RECORDS, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. SHE ALSO HAS PERFORMED ONT.V., RADIO, AND THE KENTUCKY STATE FAIR WITH SUCH STARS AS RED FOLEY. WINNERS AT MID-SOUTH FAIR IN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 83 $ PRESIDENT--Jimmy Flowers VICE -PRESIDENT - -Johnny Arnold SECRETARY --Prudy Hutchison TREASURER—Louis Merkley BETA CLUB 85 STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT—Lynn Cole SECRETARY--Carolyn Cundiff TREASURER--Nancy Breeding PRESIDENT--Eric Thomas VICE-PRESIDENT--Billy Rowe SECRETARY--Wayne Lee TREASURER—Lynn Cole REPORTER--James Absher SENTINEL—Harold David Finn FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 87 PRESIDENT--Sheila Spickard 1st VICE-PRESIDENT--Betty Phelps 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT--Patricia Branham SECRETARY—Nancy Breeding TREASURER—Emma Corbin . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PRESIDENT--Johnny Arnold VICE-PRESIDENT--Margaret Bault SECRETARY—Sue Vance TREASURER--Bill Austin HISTORIAN--Charlotte Bragg PARLIAMENTARIAN--Bobby Marshall FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 89 CAREER PRESIDENT--Carol Dunbai VICE-PRESIDENT--Bradley Jeffries SECRETARY--Margaret Bault TREASURER--Ann Thomas CLUB PRESIDENT Stephen Randolph VICE-PRESIDENT--John Walker SECRETARY-TREASURER--Tommy Moss SCIENCE CLUB 91 PRESIDENT—Charles Young VICE-PRESIDENT—Benny Finn SECRETARY-TREASURER—Kenny Phelps AMATEUR RADIO CLUB 92 PRESIDENT--Francine Humphress VICE-PRESIDENT--Betty Chelf SECRETARY--Faye Pike TREASURER--Vicki Chelf LIBRARY CLUB 93 PRESIDENT--Louis Reeves VICE-PRESIDENT--Carl Collins SECRETARY--Margaret Coffey CHAPLAIN--Patty Tucker TREASURER--Steve McQueary CO-ED-V CLUB 94 TEENAGE 4-H CLUB HIGH SCHOOL 4-H CLUB CANDY STRIPERS 97 CHORUS Girls who love to sing make up the Girls' Chorus. They sang in assemblies, were featured in the Christmas program, and various other meetings. FHA and Career Clubs have initiation for new club members. rtr MAJORETTES Sheila Spickard Jane Aaron Bradley Jeffries DRUM MAJORETTE Margaret Glowacki BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Walter Tooley 100 SAXOPHONES BRASS 103 ADAIR COUNTV INDIANS FIRST TEAM FIRST ROW: John Burr, Coach; Dennis Smith, Phil Bomar, Winford Blair, Sammy Blair. Charles Curry, James Willis. Milton Bomar. Brooks Coomer, Principal, SECOND ROW; Leon Lasley, Tommy Kimbler, Curtis Hard- wick, David Revis, Steve McQueary, Tommy Moss. Freddy Smith, John Powell, Manager. Ralph McQueary, Assistant Coach. 104 ADAIR COUNTY INDIANS SECOND TEAM FIRST ROW: Kenneth Keltner, Billy Vanhoy, Harold McKinney, Freddy Smith, Steve McQueary, David Revis, Darrell Fletcher. Huston Murray. Leon Usley. SECOND ROW: Ralph McQueary, Assist. Coach: Woody Janes. W. A. Knight, Jimmy Baker. Steve Walkup, Ralph Willis, John Powell, Manager. 105 DENNIS SMITH CHARLES CURRY s E N I 0 R P L A Y E R S JAMES MACK WILLIS BASKETBALL PHIL BOMAR JUNIOR MILTON BOMAR FRESHMAN 107 LEON LASLEY JUNIOR FREDDY SMITH JUNIOR 108 STEVE McQUEARY JUNIOR DAVID REVIS JUNIOR CURTIS HARDWICK JUNIOR TOMMY MOSS JUNIOR TOMMY KIMBLER JUNIOR COACHES JOHN BURR RALPH McQUEARY 1 09 CHEERLEADERS MARGARET GLOWACKI DONNA ELLIS CAROL SALATO 1 10 DOT CUNAGIN LINDA WILLIS SHIRLEY LAY (alternate) Come on, Absher,. give her the money. Move over, Buddy. Tickets for cokes??? What's going on? Ill And the band played on. How about a box of popcorn. Get that rebound! One more time. Get that b-ball. Two more points. Now you boys listen here. Come on, Bomar, sink it. 112 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY, Adair County Back Among Powers: Indians 9-0 in Fifth Region Play By BOB WHITE There's probably not a better balanced region in Kentucky than the Fifth, but coaches—looking ahead to tournament time—are pointing towards Adair County as a possible State Tournament entry. The Indians, boasting a 9-0 record against regional foes, are called Adair County’s finest team since the mid-1950's. Then, the Indians were fourth in the 1954 State Tournament and runner-up in 1955. “Right now, this appears to be my best team since then,” admits John Burr, a coach since 1941. “Our kids are ex- ceptionally fast and quick, and even though our biggest man is 6-feet-3%, this is our tallest team since 1955.” Adair County, beat- en by Russell County 53-48 and Glasgow 64-62. is the state’s second winningest team with its 17-2 record. Only Warfield (18-3) of the 15th Region has won more games. John Burr Another reason coaches say, watch Adair County,” is the Indians’ depth. “We have seven boys who can play real good high school basketball,” says Burr, and only one has started all 19 games.” That’s Winford Blair, a 6-1 forward with an average of 16 points and 10 re- bounds a game. Adair County’s other six “regulars” are 6-1 forward Charles Curry; centers Sammy Blair, 6-314, and 5-11 James Wil- lis; and guards 5-8 Milton Bomar, 5-10 Dennis Smith and 6-0 Phillip Bomar. Milton Bomar is the quickest guard we’ve ever had here,” says Burr, quicker than Terry Randall (All-Stater in 1955)”. Adair County has one of their best ball teams since the mid-fifties State Tournament teams. This is a young squad, with only three seniors, and it is characterized by speed, endurance, hustle, and depth. Winford Blair, the only member of the Tribe who has started all 19 games this season, is the group’s lead- ing scorer with a 16 point average. He is pulling down 10 rebounds a game. This Tribe has reached as high as 25th in the state ratings and is currently rated as the team to beat in the 5th region. The 17 victories they have chalked up is only one less that the state’s best. They have avenged their earlier setback to Russell County and have a chance to reverse the decision on Glasgow in the SKAC tourney at Taylor County January 25. PEP BAND PEP CLUB BASEBALL 115 English IV Class Starting Work on Water Conservation Essay, Water--Its Effect On My Community . 1st Place--Prudy Hutchison, 2nd Place--Margaret Bault, 3rd Place--David Walker, Not Pictured: 4th Place- Jean Gibson, 5th Place--Judy Taylor. KENTUCKY GIRLS' STATE Bobbie Smythe Betty Phelps 118 ALL - STATE BAND District FHA Reporter Judy Baker DAR Award Sheila Spickard AWARDS 119 I Dare You Award Sheila Spickard Jimmy Flowers Betty Crocker Award Judy Baker HOMECOMING 120 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AND HOMECOMING CHEERLEADER ELECTIONS AND PLAY ACTIVITIES 122 BETA CONVENTION ANO SCHOOL DECORATIONS CLUB INITIATIONS • - AND GOVERNOR'S VISIT 129 THANK HEAVENS Shamrock Stone, Inc. Plant No. I Columbia, Kentucky Phone 384-2451 Plant No. 3 Burkesville, Kentucky Phone 864-3181 Plant No. 2 Albany, Kentucky Phone 8261 R Plant No. 4 Highway 531 Just Off Ky 80 Columbia, Kentucky Cumberland All Star Dairies ley Dalton - Manager Squires - Office Manager Houston Bryant - Route Salesman Leon Davis - Route Salesman Ernest Davis - Route Salesman Columbi a Cumberland Dairies, Inc., Phone 384-2521 Kentucky 132 Waggner's Pool Room Columbia Cleaners When You Prefer Professional Service, See Us. Proprietor- Mrs. Jack Williams Phone 384-2117 Columbia Kentucky Comp 1iments of Callison Cleaners Most Modern and Up-to-Date Cleaning Shop Phone 384-2421 Columbia Kentucky 133 Adair Sales Co. New and Used Cars Bring Your Ford Home For Service We Keep Friendly, Well Trained Employees To Serve You Well. Morris Epperson and Louis Merkley 205 Burkesville Street - Columbia, Kentucky Harold's Ashland Service Station Happy, Snappy, Service 706 Jamestown Street Columbia Kentucky STANDARD Edwards Standard Service Junction Highway 80 and 55 Phone 384-3 36 Columbia Kentucky Mechanic on duty at all t i mes. ___________________________ Adair Automotive Supply Automotive Parts and Machine Shop Service Your N.A.P.A. Jobber Phone 38A-21A1 Campbe11svi 11e Street Columbia Kentucky 134 First National Bank To Serve You Bruce and James Montgomery To The Students-- The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. Ilid--422 22k Pub 1ic Square Columbia, Kentucky Bank of Columbia May Your Career Be Successfu1 Come and See Us If We Can Be Any Help In Your Business Planning Phone 384-2125 John Flowers Fred Hill Stotts and Phelps Funeral Home 2k Hour Ambulance Service 2-Way Radio Oxygen S- Air Conditioned Equ i pped Phone 384-2145 Columbia Kentucky Grissom -Maupin-Heskamp Funeral Home 2k Hour Ambulance Service In Times of Your Greatest Sorrow Call On Us For Quick Service Phone 384-2149 200 Campbel1svi1le Street Columbia Kentucky 135 Houchen's Market Home of Better Maid Products And Covella Coffee Kenneth Scott - Manager Lot of Parking Space Burkesville Street Phone 38A-3106 Columbia Kentucky K F Ky. Food Store Your business is appreciated more at a friendly Home Store! Come in and see for yourself. Our Motto is: Compare Phone 384-3896 - Jamestown Street Columbia, Kentucky Comp 1iments of Colonial Baking Company 13 9 Adams Street Bowling Green Kentucky Compliments of Borders Pure Milk Company Bowling Green Kentucky 136 Reed Brothers Insurance For Year in and Year Out, You'll Do Well to Let Us Worry About The Lost. The Vaughns-Jimmy and Sonny 130 South Public Square Columbia Kentucky Wooten's Dept. Store Rudy's Lad Dad Two Fine Stores To Serve You Better Phone 384-3261 or 384-3286 Public Square Columbia Kentucky Russell Company For More Value For Your Dollar Come and Visit Our Three Floor Department Store. - Clothing For the Ent i re Fami 1y Delmer Upchurch - Owner Columbia Kentucky Owen's Men's Wear Things to Wear, For Men Who Care, Come F rom Owen1s Men1s Wea r Public Square Phone 384-2807 Columbia Kentucky 137 Kentucky Auto Store Home of Frigi daire Appliances National Plumbing Store Phone 384-2636 134 Pub 1ic Square Columbia Kentucky Firestone Store Home of Match-Mate Air Conditioner-Phi 1co 6 Transistor Portable Radio Firestone Tires-See Us For Safe Tires Quick Service Phone 384-2091 Pub 1i c Squa re Columbia Kentucky Western Auto Assoc. Store 416 Pub 1 i c Squa re Maurice E. Lay, Home Owned Phone 384-2761 Columbia Kentucky Western Tire and Auto Store Home of Auto Supplies Hotpoint Appliances T i re and Fu rn i tu re P rop r i etor Mr. Sr Mrs. Howard Cheatham 104-108 Burkesville Street Columbia Kentucky 138 Young's Rexall Drugs Compliments of GARNETT YOUNG Phone 384-2115 100 Public Square Columbia Kentucky Collins Corner Drug Prescript ions-Veter inary Suppii es Your Walgreen Agency Owner and Operator Luther Collins Phone 384-2132 Columbia Kentucky Lowe's Drug Prescri pt i ons Modern as Tomorrow Friendly as Yesterday . Phone 384-2041 Columbia Kentucky Circle R Drive-In Restaurant Steaks-Sea foods-Chops Curb Service Or Use Our New Enlarged Dining Room J. D. Harper Owner and Operator Columbia Kentucky East 80 139 Downey's Furniture Store Columbia's New and Used Furniture Dealer and The Home of Admiral Appliances Columbia Kentucky Adair Home Supply Fu rn i tu re Electrical Appliances Housewa res Everything For The Home. Phone 384-2926 106 Jamestown Street Columbia Kentucky Kentucky Utilities Helping Kentucky Grow 107 Campbe11svi I Ie Street Dial 384-2821 Columbia Kentucky 140 W Allen Moore Son Electrical Contractors Phone 384-2076 or 384-3162 Columbia Kentucky The Men's Shop H. Taylor, Prop. The Home of Mens Better Apparel Columbia Kentucky Reid Stone, Mgr. Lany Bray and Co. Home of Fine China--Sterli ng--Nove 11 i es Gift Wrapping Courtesy Phone 384-2496 306 Pub 1ic Squa re Columbia Kentucky Jet. 55 and 80 Plenty of Free Parking A i r Condi t ion i ng Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Columbia Kentucky Harris's Barber Shop A.E. Ashbrook's Self-Service General Merchandise Fresh Eggs - Country Hams Phone 384-2285 Night Phone 384-2275 Mi 11 town Kentucky 141 Standard Oil Company Your Assurance of Quality Lindsey Daugherty P ropr i etor Best Wishes to The 1966 Senior Class 706 Burkesville Street Columbia Kentucky Phelps and Overstreet Motors, Inc. Dealers - Pontiac - Buick Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Modern Service Department 24 Hour Wrecker Service 411 Greensburg Street Phone 384-2291 or 384-3364 (Night) 6 and 6 Motors Dodge Cars and Trucks Sales Service -- Massey Ferguson Farm Machinery Char1es Giles and Homer Goodin 411 Campbe11svi 11e Street Columbia Kentucky Phone 384-2017 Lacy Motors, Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth-RambIer and GMC Trucks Select Used Cars Phone 384-3356 Columbia Kentucky 142 Ben Franklin 5 10tf Store Our Outstanding Values Are Made Possible By The Combined Buying Power of Over 2,400 Ben Franklin Stores Gene Murrell, Manager 326 Public Square - Columbia, Kentucky Marshall's Shoe Store 104 West Public Square - Columbia, Kentucky Home of the Bass Weejuns and U. S. Keds Good Luck to the '66 Senior Class As Life runs on, the roads grow strange with faces new, and near the end the milestones into headstones change, neath every one — a friend — Motto of the American Copyright League Bradshaw's Shoe Shop Repair of Shoes 1 12 Pub 1ic Squa re Columbia Kentucky Dreamland Motel Air Conditioned - TV Stay With Us----- We'll Both Feel Better 210 Burksvi1le Co Iumb i a Street Kentucky M3 —T , r1 Adair Farmer's Service Store Home of Southern State Hybrids Calf Maker 210 Merchant Street Phone 384-2372 Columbia Kentucky Day and Day Feed Mill Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone 384-2209 Columbia Kentucky Barnes Milling Company Custom Grinding S- Mixing Purina Chows Health Aids Bulk De Ii ve ry Phone 384-2487 Fa i rg round Street Columbia Kentucky Clearview Farm Registered Black Angus Bi11 and Myrtle Kemp, Owne r Ga r1 in Kentucky 144 Comp I i merits of NU-ART STUDIO Joseph Al1ison-Proprietor Louise Nobles-Assi stant 212 Pubiic Square Columbia Kentucky Walker Florist Phone 38A-2A31 Columbia Kentucky Comp 1iments of ADAIR FLORIST Flowers for every occasion. 106 Campbel 1 svi11e Street Phone 38A-2541 Columb i a Kentucky Grimsley's Jewelry Boys, If It's a Diamond You Need For Her, or Watch For Her Birthday Come and Visit Me. Pies Grimsley Owner and Operator Columbia Kentucky Pub 1i c Squa re 145 Joe Russell Barbee Dealer in Gravel, Dirt Back Hole Digging Phone 384-2689 Campbe11svi 11e Road Columbia Kentucky Sandusky Auto Salvage Buyer of Late Model Wrecked Cars and Trucks We Recore and Repair Ra d i a t o r s Phone 384-2347 Columbia Kentucky Burton Auto Parts Defer no time; delays have dangerous ends. Shakespeare See Us For Those Needed Parts Phone 384-2173 - 207 Merchant Street Columbia. Kentucky Compliments of JIM-DANDY DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Junction Highway 55 and Tutt St. Columbia Kentucky OTgUK GO with p|f Gordon's Favorites for Flavor 0(K GORDONS FOODS Div. of Sunshine Biscuits Inc. 1510 Algonquin Parkway — Phone: 637-6591 Louisville, Ky. 40210 146 Compliments of AGGIE SALE SPORT STORE 950 Moore land Avenue Harrodsburg, Ky. Comp 1i mentS of A FRIEND PEOPLES LOAN COMPANY 109 Campbe 11 sv i 1 1 e Stree't Compliments Loans $20.00 to 800.00 of A Offices To Serve You Columbia - 38A-2155 C.R. BARGER INSURANCE Monticello - Fl 8-3316 Tompkinsvi11e - 487-6627 205 Greensburg St. Somerset - 678-51A1 Columbia Kentucky Barrels of Money Compliments of CENTRAL PAINTING COMPANY Owned and operated by J.H. and Robert L. Keltner Phone 38A-2677 Columbia Kentucky HARVEY g. BRYANT SUPPLY CO. Custom Made Cabinets and Building Supplies Storm doors and windows 1A11 Jamestown Street Phone 38A-3A3I Columbia Kentucky TWYMAN STEPHEN'S Compliments PLUMBING S- HEATING of 38A-2982 Jamestown St. CASEY JONES JEWELRY Columbia, Ky. 147 COLE AND PICKETT'S BARBER SHOP HOTEL BARBER SHOP Men--For Your Sake And See Us For For The Sake Of Your Wife, P rofess i ona1 Please See Us When You Hair Cutting and Styling Need A Hair Cut Or A Shave Publ ic Square Owners and Operators G. B. and Johnnie Fudge and Rollen Coomer Columbia Kentucky HUGHES MOTEL Compliments Phone 38A-2113 of Columbia Kentucky PUBLIC LIBRARY ADAIR COUNTY NEWS Comp 1iments of Louis DeRosett COLUMBIA RADIO AND T.V. Editor and Publisher Bill Down s 1003 Greensburg St. Foreman and Publisher Columbia, Ky. Phone 38A-2066 Columbia Kentucky RADIO SELLS RICHARDSON ELECTRIC SUPPLY RADIO WAIN Wholesale Distributors 270 on your dial Phone 38A-2397 Columbia, Ky. 310 Adams Street Columbia Kentucky 148 NELL’S VARIETY STORE Do You Need School Supplies, Household Equipment, Sewing Supplies, Seeds For Your Garden? We Have These and a Lot of Other Merchandise. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nell-Owner and Operator Phone 384-2336 - Public Square Columbia - Kentucky Compliments of BURRESS'S TASTEE FREEZE Fai rground Street Columbia Kentucky COLUMBIA 5 Sr 1OC STORE Owners and Operators Mr. and Mrs. David Cunagin Pub 1ic Squa re Phone 384-2681 Columbia Kentucky DURHAM'S WHOLESALE Let Us Help You Keep Your Store Stocked With The Best Line of Products. Phone 384-2936 Greensburg Street Columbia Kentucky Trade and Save Compliments of at FAIRWAY GROCERY NOEL HARVEY'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE Fa i rground Street Owners and Operators Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Thrasher Hours 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Frozen Foods - Canned Goods - Feeds and Fert i1i ze r Breeding Kentucky Comp 1iments of CURRY'S GROCERY 1004 Jamestown Street Columbia Kentucky Phone 384-2059 Complete Line of Groceries - Dairy Products and Fresh Meats. ------- Open From 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. MONTGOMERY GROCERY Groceries - Ice Cream S- Soft Drinks. D-X Gas and Oil Products Route 1 Co 1umb i a Kentucky 149 MC LEAN TEXACO Compliments of Complete Line Texaco Products Gas, Oil, Tires, BILL'S ASHLAND SERVICE and Batteries Phone 384-2932 RICE'S HARDWARE Coy and Robert Rice - Owners and Operators Compli ments Phone 384-2696 - Columbia, Kentucky If In The Need of Good Storm Windows, of Paint For Your House Inside or Out, Farm Tools or Just a Friendly Visit, JEFFRIES HARDWARE Come and See Us. COLUMBIA TIRE AND RECAP CO. 410 Campbellsvi1le Street Phone 384-3107 BILL'S ADAIR SHELL SERVICE 709 Jamestown Street Phone 384-3221 Oi1 and lub. Service Columbia Kentucky T i re Repa i r - Recaps Tune-Up Service Wash Jobs COLUMBIA STANDARD SERVICE DOHONEY'S SERVICE STATION Expert Lubrication See Us For Complete Auto Service 201 Campbe11svi 11e Street Columbia Kentucky East Highway 80 Columbia Kentucky 150 VAUGHN'S Owners and Operators Mrs. Elsie Vaughn and Mrs. Alice Vaughn Phone 38A-2837 102 Burkesville Street Columbia Kentucky WILLIS DRESS SHOP Ready to Wear Hatt i e Lee Willis Owne r Columbia Kentucky Pub 1i c Square Comp 1iments of LERMAN BROS. Pub 1i c Squa re Columbia Kentucky Compliments of THE STYLE SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Jones 322 Public Square Columbia Kentucky OSHKOSH B'GOSH INC. QshKosh B'GOSH Columbia Division A GOOD PLACE TO WORK OSHKOSH 151 4 ► 4 4 IWTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas Citv — Winnipeg Vearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas. — Graduation Announcements USA 4