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A Night Of Victory For The Team And The cheerleaders worked on school spirit which helped the team on to a victory Queen The Football Homecoming festivi- ties for the 1978-79 season were held on September 1, 1978. At 3:00 p m., the ACHS band lead a parade through Columbia. The parade included the football team, the homecoming queen candidates, and others. The pre-game activities began at 7:00 p.m. The large crowd was filled with excitement and uncer- tainty. As the band played My Way, each candidate and her es- cort were introduced. One of these 22 ladies would soon reign as the Homecoming Queen of 1978-1979. The announcement was made. The third runner-up was Sue McGowen; second runner-up, Ja- mie Harper; and the first runner- up was Donna Burton. The girl chosen by the students and crowned by Mr. Harry Loy was Cindy Alley. The night continued to bring ex- citement to the end with the Indi- ans defeating Clinton County 22- 7. The Adair County Indians Football Team and Cindy Alley were winners on Home- coming Pay. 12 football homecoming
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Junior Renee Spires (43) pulls the flag from ball carrier. Michelle Rogers (22). but the efforts of the juniors were to no avail. This section of the yearbook re- flects the many activities in which a student at Adair High can par- ticipate. It's a story summed up by pictures and captions, reveal- ing the interests of individuals and of the student body as a whole. Student life includes current events, fashion and fads, football homecoming, the receiving of class rings, fall festival queen, ex- pressions, awards, dances, prom, graduation, and many of the oth- er activities that make up a stu- dent’s life at ACHS. These activi- ties made this year a little bit dif- ferent from last year. The new candy machines were a big favor- ite this year. Doug Hoots makes his selec- tion while Dwain Brockman and David Jones stand in line. Taking a break during literature class Donna Coomer jokes with her friends. student life 11
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