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1. Richard Murrell and Lisa Smith ride in the rain. 2. 1975 Football Homecoming Candidates. 3. The drill team waits for the parade to start. 4. Spirit week caught on at ACHS. 5 The homecoming dance was well attended. 6. Homecoming candidates participate in the parade. 7. Adair County High Band leads the parade. 8. Teresa Feese is crowned 1975 Homecoming Queen. 11
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Homecoming '75 has Plenty of Spirit P El Football homecoming 1975 tackled ACHS the week of October 13-17. It all started with a dress-up day on Tuesday. Students wore the school colors of red, white, and blue. Awards were given for the girl, boy, and teacher who showed the most spirit. Wednesday was the door decoration contest. There were many original and spirited doors all over the school. The parade and bonfire scheduled for Thursday were rained out. The parade was held on a drizzly Friday afternoon. Although the homecoming game was rained out, the crowning of the queen and the homecoming dance were held at John Adair Middle School Friday night. Those competing for the title were Linda Lay, Mary Curry, Marie Maursek, Debra Corbin, Peggy Curry, Sandy Wheeler, Cheri Beard, Teresa Feese, Cheryl Scott, Cathy Bryant, Audrey Tayse, Val Simpson, Tammy Poff, Judy Jones, Mary Ann Miller, and Ann Parnell. Teresa Feese was crowned football homecoming queen 1975.
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1. Mr. ACHS. Barry Corbin. is also a member of the Jour- nalism Staff. 2. Working in the library is one activity enioyed by Cathy Hoots. Miss ACHS. 3. Cathy and Barry share an umbrella in the rainy home- coming parade. Being selected as Mr. or Miss ACHS is the highest honor that can be given a student at our school. Receiving those honors for the 1975 76 year are Barry Corbin and Cathy Hoots. To be eligible for the title, a student must be a senior, must have a 90 or above overall average, and must not have more than three demerits for his or her four years in high school. After all candidates are determined, the student body then votes for one boy and one girl to represent them. As a part of being Mr. and Miss ACHS. Barry and Cathy participate in various school activities, in eluding Football and Basketball Homecoming, our Football Homecoming Parade, and Lindsey Wilson's Homecoming Parade.
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