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

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The Question Is: “Who Did Changing?’’ Not many students have gone through the halls of the high school without being involved in some type of extracurricular ac- tivity. or at least in some group of clique Every day offered a new exper- ience. another chance to make a ones, to iut ever as being ac- jav the real- day the real- nother year ' and some- nt though it nDomt what For tt e first time in m; were not the number All The

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Homework and lots ol 1' Jennifer Perkins knows she s going to have to add another book to the stack to take home Teri Sandusky and Kim Goodin can laugh even in trigonometry class opening 5 An Education Can Actually Be Fun Since most students go to high school to receive a good educa- tion, a lot of emphasis is put on academics, but a majority of the teachers feel a little fun must be added to the classes to relieve some of the monotony that can set in after a few months. High school is a time for learn- ing not only about books, but about life in general, other peo- ple. and a lot about one's self. Being a senior has its good points, and these seniors appear to be aware of them during English IV

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 Moments We’ll Remember During Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days Of 78-79 Todd Ballou. Mark Bright and Allan Vanars- dale just “goof around in the halls. Cross-country spectators Lyndon Wilker son, Defcby Osborne Marsha Cheatham and Tim Giles seem interested »n some- thing other than the meet