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

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Heading into the '80's continued from page 4 chose a new City Council. A $300,000 Housing and Urban Development grant was given to the city for a revitalization program for the Pike-Bomar Heights area. The decade of the '70's, including last year, was a rapidly changing time, full of new events and ideas. Even as we remember the past, however, we must look ahead to the '80's and try to make the next years as good as or better than those we cherish from the past. After all, the future is in our hands. Kevin Rich and Mike Maurath, members of the Key Club, serve at the Annual Pancake Fry. Every year Key Club members help the Fire Department and Kiwanis Club sponsor this event. Mrs. Scott's fifth period art class enjoy the sunshine while learning how to draw trees. Band members Ray Martin, Becky Staton, Sheila Smith, Gwen Bur- ton, and Roxann Burton look ahead to the '80's with their heads held high Donna Atwood gets ready to take a dive at the roaming photogra- pher Jenny Keltner, Kim Atwood, and Pati Sandusky prepare to assist her. 6 opening

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I very year Mr Kimbler's Amen an history classes hold mock trials. Doug Campbell, the |udge tor third period's trial, listens to lames Harvey's testimony lames was accused of murdering his wile He was tried and found mnoc ent by the iury opening 5

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Teresa Helm wonders who railed her name and turns around only to find it was the journalism photographer Robbie Shelton uses his sixth period study hall time to prep the football field for a home game Robbie is a junior offensive end on the Indian squad Buses unload in the bark and front of the school building These early morning arrivers will drift into the gym and wait for the eight o'clock bell to ring opening 7