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Columbia KY High School Class of 1941 revisited The names of students attending Columbia High School, in the graduating class of 1941, may sound much like the names of those graduating today. This look back gives all the details of class members and officers, teachers and coaches. By Mike Watson The information is taken from The Red & White, published by the Senior Class of Columbia High School, 1941. Their motto, Finished But Beginning, is an appropriate one for all the graduates of today. Classmates: Lois Vivian Antle, Columbia Frances Rosalie Banks, Cane Valley Joe Russell Barbee, Columbia Cecil Theodore Bennett, Gradyville Alma Fay Biggs, Coburg Helen Hindman Burton, Garlin Martha Etta Caldwell, Milltown Estelle Vee Coomer, Columbia Minnie Corbin, Columbia Elizabeth C. Cundiff, Greensburg Elizabeth V. Cundiff, Columbia Everett Glenn Cundiff, Columbia Frances Nell Cundiff, Columbia Lucy Mae Cundiff, Columbia, Class Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy P. Dillon, Columbia Gwinn Clinton Dunbar, Garlin Marvin Darrel Farris, Coburg Alfred W. Flowers, Columbia Doris Ruth Hancock, Cane Valley, Class Vice President Mildred Helen Hancock, Columbia Charles Russell Harris, Columbia, Class President Paul Samuel Henson, Cane Valley Mae Holladay, Montpelier Nancy Randolph Hood, Columbia Mary Edna Ingram, Columbia Pansy Jeffries, Columbia Myrtle Regina Jessee, Columbia Joe Taylor Johnson, Columbia Wallace Kimble Jones, Columbia Olen Kerns, Columbia Elizabeth Lee Knifley, Columbia Mary Frances Maupin, Columbia Ruth Patteson Miller, Columbia Ralph G. Montgomery, Columbia George William Morris, Columbia Austin Lee Morrison, Columbia Lester Earl Moss, Gradyville Mary Eileen Nankivell, Columbia Elizabeth Nell, Columbia Evelyn Wilson Page, Cane Valley Jean Parson, Columbia Mary Garnett Patterson, Bliss Wilma Maenell Phelps, Columbia Avis Maree Powell, Garlin Joseph Simpson Rodgers, Pickett Mary Nell Rogers, Columbia Dorothy Mae Royse, Garlin Frances Walker Smith, Columbia Mildred Smith, Columbia James Edwin Shirley, Bliss Mary Margaret Staples, Bliss Martha E. Tupman, Columbia Frances Tutt, Milltown Frances Amelia White, Columbia Ruth Elna White, Columbia Ruby Corinne Whitney, Columbia Class Motto: Finished But Beginning Class Flower: White Lilac Class Colors: Green and White Annual Staff: Ruby Whitney, editor Mary Edna Ingram and Floyd Erickson, typists Gwinn Dunbar and Martha E. Caldwell, Managers Randolph Hood, art editor The Administration, Teachers: O.E. Huddle, A.B., M.A., Superintendent Columbia Schools Miss Mary Lucy Lowe, A.B., Principal Columbia High School Mrs. W.J. Flowers, A.B., Twelfth Grade Sponsor Miss Frances Russell, A.B., Eleventh Grade Sponsor Mrs. David Heskamp, A.B., Tenth Grade Sponsor Mrs. Eddie Scott, A.B., Ninth Grade Sponsor Joe B. Janes, A.B., Eighth Grade Sponsor Mrs. Joe Hutchinson, A.B., Seventh Grade Sponsor W.H. Owens, B.S., Commercial, Band Sponsor The Columbia High School organized in 1909 has been directed by W.M. Wilson, Chesterfield Turner, J.R. Abner, R.R. Moss, A.P. Prather, L.M. Lutes, M.B. Vaughn, and O.E. Huddle. Enrollment in this school, accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, has increased from 5 in 1909 to more than 200. From time to time new courses have been added to meet changing conditions. Last year, on advice from Mr. Huddle, a Commercial Department and a Faculty Band Director were added. Both ventures proved highly successful. Home Economics and Vocational Agriculture will be offered next year. A new Athletic Coach has also been elected. New teachers are: Miss Virginia Carnes, B.S., Home Economics J.E. Gambill, B.S., Agriculture William Carneal, A.B., Coach This story was posted on 2015-07-26 09:23:09
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