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Cub Scout Pinewood Derby race winners

2019-02-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Coleman
Cub Scout Pack 888 held its annual Pinewood Derby race on Saturday at The Church of the Nazarene. Nineteen scouts competed with their pine cars propelled by gravity in the double elimination competition. The top winners who took home trophies were, from left: Bodie Lewis (1st place), Malachi Leischner (2nd place), Tanner Sommer (3rd place). - Mark Coleman
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Lebanon, KY Rosenwald High School District meeting

2019-02-12 - Marion County, KY - Photo from family collection
Evelyn Hughes kept this group photo of the 35th annual session of the Fourth District Teachers Association held at Rosenwald High School in Lebanon, KY during her teaching years. Her nephew Sammy Hughes, a teacher at Adair County Middle School, shared her albums recently at the Adair Heritage Association meeting.
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Students who gave their pictures to teacher Evelyn Hughes

2019-02-12 - Adair County, KY - Photo from family collection
These students are on album pages in the collection of teacher Adair County School Teacher Evelyn Hughes. They represent part of class 65-66, Col William Casey, 66-67, grade 5. Top row from left: Phyllis Long, Dennis Loy, David Moss, Billy Curry, Bobby ?, John Wooldridge Jr, and Kristy Smith. Second row: Patricia Wilson, Teresa Burton, George Yarberry, Paula Johnson, Brenda Corbin, Steve Baker (killed by tractor), and Sheila Ellis. Row three: Terry Harris Kathleen Rogers, Angela Raintree, Sandra Withers, Billy Arnold, (unreadable), and Pamela ?.
(NOTE: we welcome responses to add or correct names in the work of this teacher who carefully kept records honoring every student who shared a picture with her. Just click on 'comment' below and send any notes or changes. Thank you for being part of the ColumbiaMagazine.com family. - LW)
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