Adair County High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Columbia, KY)

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Clubs Participate in Fall Festival ACHS held its second annual Fall Festival on November 19, 1976. The Fall Festival was well- attended and enjoyed by all. This year’s celebration was sponsored by the Fine Arts Club, FHA, and the band. For the first time, a variety show was held. Many clubs spent a lot of time and money to prepare for this. All acts performed were excellent. There were things to do for all who came. Palmists and fortune tellers added to the excitement. Clubs set up booths where participants could win various prizes by doing anything from tossing a football to throwing darts. A country store was set up to take care of the tired and hungry. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the 1976 Fall Festival Queen. Audrey Tayse, a senior, was chosen by popular vote to receive this honor. Other candidates were Lisa Harper, Lu Ann Burton, Sandy Moore, Cindy Alley, Sherry Cheatham, Sonja Sexton, and Kathy Burton. Many felt this was the best Fall Festival ever held at ACHS. 1. Miss Audrey Tayse was crowned the 1976 Fall Festival Queen. 2. The favorite attraction seemed to be the Haunted House. 3. Several cake walks and puppy walks were held. 4. Tomi Wilson operated a booth designed to take thumb-pnnts. 5. Career Qub won the variety show’s first prize of S50. Fall Festival 21