Adair Casey High School - Bomber Yearbook (Adair, IA)

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Table of Contents Faculty 3 The faculty division includes material telling all about the teachers and administration of our school. A-C added many new teachers to its staff in the fall of ’76 and you will see their faces and read about their interests in this section. Seniors 19 The senior class of 1977 and all their activities are includ- ed here. This is the first year that we have had a special divi- sion for the seniors. You’ll see highlights of their year and some of the cra y things they did. Underclassmen 31 Any student who isn’t a senior belongs under this cate- gory. Included here are individual pictures and everything that goes along with being a freshman, sophomore, or junior at Adair-Casey High. Sports 43 The sports department at Adair-Casey was as active as ever during the 1976-77 school year. Sports play a big part at school and they keep a majority of students busy through- out the year. Student Life 61 Here you'll see how the A-C students keep active during the year. Almost everything they do for extra-curricular activities and honors and recognitions are shown in the Stu- dent Life Division. Jr. High 85 When you see some kids running through the halls, not likely to know where they’re going, it’s probably a Jr. High Student They’re giggly and pushy in the lunch line, but never-the-less, this year for the first time they have their very own section in the yearbook. Closing 97 Here is where we bring the book altogether. The theme “Adair-Casey’s Greatest Hits is played out here. The ad- vertising is also included in the closing. The ads have a major part in our yearbook, as they help pay for part of it. Our thanks go out to those who place ads in our yearbook.

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P.E. Department Is Full of Aetion I » Miss Schafer obtained her B.S. in Ed. at Drake University. Her hobbies are traveling and playing the guitar. She spon- sors the cheerleaders and Pep Club. She also coaches girls' junior high basketball and track. A few changes in the P.E. program are the addition of first aid. skiing, and international dance. Miss Schafer hopes to start a volleyball club. In the spring she hopes to go to the 5 by 80 to play golf or to bowl. Mr. Bob Gress attained a B.S. degree at Northwest Mis- souri State University. He coaches junior high boys’ football, basketball, and track. His hobbies and interests are golf, fish- ing, and gardening. There are a few changes for Mr. Gress this year, including new archery targets and the addition of tennis, skiing, and cross country skiing to the curriculum. A