Carlisle County High School - Comet Yearbook (Bardwell, KY)

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MISS EVA FORD McKENDREE, affectionately known as Miss Eva to hundreds of former students, devoted 36 1 2 years to her career as English teacher. Most of these years were spent in Carlisle County - at Arlington High School and Carlisle County High School - but Miss Eva also taught on a college level at one time at Camp- bellsvillc Junior College and various other high schools in Bowling Green, Fulton, Paducah, and Smithland, Kentucky. Wherever Miss Eva has taught, she has attempted to uplift the cultural level of the entire community. She has also given freely of her time and energy to church and civic affairs. She still remains, although retired, a familiar figure at CCHS as she occasionally does substi- tute teaching. IN REMEMBRANCE of bast service - a tribute to two of Carlisle High’s former teachers who have given years of unselfish devotion to the youth of our county. MRS. MARY ALMA MABRY began her teaching career at Whitesville, Kentucky, but 32 of the 34 years she taught were in Carlisle County. Her varied experi- ences included teaching ih a rural one-room school for a short time, teaching Home Economics at Cunningham High School, and serving as science teacher at Carlisle Co. High for seven years before her retirement. In addition to her busy teaching schedule, Mrs. Ma- bry found time to maintain a home, raise two daughters, complete her Master's Degree in Education, become a faithful member of her professional teachers' organiza- tions, and devote her spare time to sewing, knitting, and other types of beautiful handwork. Although both Mrs. Mabry and Miss McKendree have been replaced as members of the CCHS faculty, their influence will live on in the hearts of their former stu dents. 8

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