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

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To help promote spirit week, Mrs. Hadley's homeroom, as well as many other homerooms, decorated doors. Sophomore Milton Vaughn and a teammate block a Gamaliel opponent in the 38-28 win over Gamaliel in the homecoming game. After betng named Mr. and Miss ACHS. Jerry Doss and Celeste Dyer receive plaques from Mr. Jeffery Scott tor this honor. Before the homecoming game. Dr. Ronald Rogers team physician, tapes up Lenny Holt's previously sprained ankle. football homecoming 13

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Homecoming Victory Tops Off Spirit Week The week of homecoming was declared spirit week. Monday was designated as red, white, and blue socks day; Tuesday, dressed to kill; Wednes- day, day of mourning; Thursday, crazy for the Indians; and Friday, spirit day. The freshman class won a spirit stick for having the best participation during the week, and the sophomore class, for the most spirit at the rally. The night’s festivities began with the crowning of Mr. and Miss ACHS. Twenty finalists along with the reigning Mr. and Miss ACHS. H. Todd Livesay III and Jamie Harper lined up across the field waiting to hear the names of the 1981- 1982 Mr. and Miss Adair County High School. Celeste Dyer and Jerry Doss received this honor. The football team put a fitting end to spirit week by defeating Gamaliel 38-28. Adair County won the toss and elected to receive. In the first quarter, Lyndon Wilkerson completed a pass to Ricky Smith for the first touchdown of the game. Early in the second quarter Gamaliel fumbled the ball on the Adair County 40 yard line and the Indians recovered. This recovery led to a touchdown by Milton Vaughn At half time Adair County had an impressive lead of 31-0. Coming back in the second half, Gamaliel scored two touchdowns making the score 31-12. The Indians scored only once in the second half. Gamaliel's second half rally proved unsuccessful as the Indians prevailed 38-28. Coach Mika Haningar and Coach Dean Adama prepare their team for the game Milton Vaughn comes to the rescue of a fellow teammate about to be tackled. 12 football homecoming

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Alice and Charlie Chosen to represent the senior class this year as Mr. and Miss were Charlie Sandusky and Alice Keen. Charlie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sandusky. He plans to attend the University of Kentucky and hopes to graduate from pharmacy school some- day. He is currently employed at the Prescription Shoppe. He enjoys playing softball, watching television, and working math, his favorite subject. His most difficult class was chemistry while his greatest achievement was getting through a year in that class. Charlie was most embarrassed when he forgot his lines to a Christmas play. Among his favorites are spring, Christmas, summer vacation, and the University of Kentucky Wildcats. Alice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Keen. After going to Lindsey Wilson, she plans to major in computer sciences at Western Kentucky University. If she could live in a foreign country it would be France. Alice said, “I would like to live there because I can speak French.” The best gift Alice ever received was roses. Her most prized possessions are her yearbooks. Alice would not like to start high school again and advises freshmen not to grow up too fast. v' ■' S 14 mr. and miss senior Charti Sandusky and Alica K n maintained an above 90 average to be eligible lor Mr and Miss Senior.