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

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Heading into the '80's continued from page 2 II was also the year a great star and man, |ohn Wayne, died. The event which brought about the most con- troversy, however, was the taking of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran by Iranian revolutionists. This situation involved Iran's holding 50 U.S. diplomats hostage. On the local scene, Central Kentucky Realty burned early in the year. Two new grocery stores, IGA and )r. Food Store, were added to the city. Columbia was an All-Kentucky City and Janice Holt Giles, Adair County's foremost writer, died. In the November 7 election )ohn Y. Brown Jr. defeated Republican and former Governor Louie Nunn in the gubernatorial race statewide, and locally citizens continued on page 6 Ricky Groves prefers corn chips and Mello Yello tot his mid-after- noon snack. Holly Harvey was crowned queen during the Fall Festival in November. Melanie Sanders and Becky Nixon were the first and second runners-up. 4 opening

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 Student Life 8 Sports 38 Organizations 62 Academics 88 Classes 106 Ads 154 Index 174 Timmy Jones, wanting to leave school early, waits for his parents to pick him up. Due to the large number of students leaving school early, it became mandatory that each student bring a note, signed by his parents Each student had to sign out in the office before he left school. opening 3

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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