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CYRUS: Historic CHS Junior Class trip report in the May 21, 1947, paper

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The Columbia High School junior class trip was reported, if ever so briefly, in the Adair County News:

C.H.S. Juniors Spend Day at Mammoth Cave

Members of the junior class at the Columbia High School, motored to MammothCave National Park on Thursday, wherethey enjoyed a picnic lunch and tripthrough the famous cavern during the day.

They were accompanied by the classsponsors, Mrs. J.W. Walker and MissFrances Russell, and Mr. and Mrs. JohnBurr.

It was in the Wednesday, May 21, 1947 Adair County News, page ten.

Your humble Central Ohio Bureau Chief,
CYRUS

COMMENT: "A good time was had by all"

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Columbia High School Class of 1948: May 15, 1947 trip to Mammoth Cave

2006-03-12 - Mammoth Cave, KY - Photo from the collection of Bea Coomer Beard, class historian. A favorite photo of Bea Coomer Beard is this one the Columbia High School Class of 1948. It was taken at Mammoth Cave, May 15, 1947, on a junior class trip. The names of all the students are written on the back of the photo in an order, we think starting from the top row left: Ralph Reece, Tyler Baker, Mildred Jeffries, Marie Dunbar, Carl Hughes, Eura Nell Webb, V. Shepherd, Marshall Burton, Nelda Sue Lloyd, Emogene Watson, Beatrice Coomer, Wilma Pelley, Buddy Antle, Maxwell Simpson,Freida Burton, Margie Wooten, Mildred Jean Dillingham, Mary Ruth Page, Ronald Kelsay, Martha Hubbard, Martha Dean Murrell, Stella Ballou, Tom Edd Holmes, Houston Stephens, Margie Burris, Addie Mae Hendrickson, Tony Clark, Ernestine Coomer, Martha Collins, Charles Antle, Hazel Cravens, Faye Sublett, Evelyn R. Feese, Jesse Tupman, Frances Wesley, Christine Farris, Jeannie Keltner, CharlesTaylor, Kathleen Dohoney, Edward Rutledge, Arthur J. Hendrickson, Anetna Walker, Clarise Rogers, Mildred Harmon, Bobby Short, Geren Bybee, Lois Lawless, Ceola Rowe, Kenneth Powell, Ruby Hutchison, Kenneth Scott, Bobby Squires, David Claycomb, Norman Aaron, Frank Paxton, Edwin Russell Cundiff, J.S. Royse, Calvin Burton. Chaperones were John and Dean Burr, Mrs. Walker, and Miss Russell.
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