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

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Sophomore Royalty... As the school year began, the sophomores appeared to have a different outlook on the new year. They no longer considered themselves as being green. There were many changes for the school year, but one tradition that re- mained the same was the election of Mr. and Miss Sophomore, William Grider and Jackie Evans William is the son of Albert and Dimple Grider. He enjoys get- ting out and riding around. When he's not riding around, he likes to talk on the phone and listen to his stereo. Jackie is the daughter of James and Joyce Evans. She is active in the Pep and Science Clubs. She enjoys riding and training horses. Jackie stated that her favorite pastime was eating peanut but- ter. Jackie felt that the biggest difference between her freshman and sophomore years was that she knew her way around, and that her class was no longer last, but next to last. Mr and Miss Sophomores. William Gridar and Jackie Evans. A weary William Grider heads toward the dugout during a game against Glasgow. 16 mr. and miss sophomore Riding and training horses is one of Jackie’s favorite pastimes

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Sheila and Stephen To receive the honor of Mr. and Miss, students must meet certain qualifications. They must have a 90 or above average for the previous year and have no more than three demerits. Of all the students that met these requirements, Steven Skaggs and Sheila Smith took it one step further, they received more votes than any of the other eligible students, making them Mr. and Miss Junior for the 1981-82 school year. Sheila is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Maxie Smith. She is active in the Pep. Career, and Beta Clubs. She also runs on the Girl’s Cross Country team. In her spare time she likes to goof around with her friends and listen to groups such as “AC DC,” “Molly Hatchet, and the “Cars. When she graduates she plans on attending the University of Kentucky or Western Kentucky University and becoming an X-ray technician. When asked how it felt to be chosen Miss Junior, Sheila commented that she was flattered that her classmates thought so highly of her. Steven is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skaggs. He is active in the Science, Pep, and Beta Clubs, and is President of the Adair County Christian Church Youth Ral- ly. He also plays on the Varsity Boys Basketball team. In his spare time, he en- joys listening to groups such as “Boston, Kansas, and the Electric Light Orchestra.” When he graduates, he plans on attending the University of Ken- tucky or Cincinnati Bible College. When asked whom he looked up to the most. Steven replied that he has been influenced by his cousin, Tim Dudley. He also said that if he could change something about the school, he would put more emphasis on knowledge than on grades. (pn Mr and Miss Junior are both active in sports. mr. and miss junior 15

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The first year of high school, for some freshmen, was a little confusing but very exciting. One of the many things freshmen had to do this year was select Mr. and Miss Freshman. The freshman class chose Mr. Freshman, Greg D. Burton and Miss Freshman, Melissa Bandy. Greg Burton, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Burton, enjoys “going out” as his main form of entertainment. Mr. Freshman is a member of the FFA and enjoys basketball, softball, and cross country. His favorite television show is “Three’s Company. When asked what he considered most important in life. Greg said his dad was important to him. Miss Freshman, Melissa Bandy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bandy. She is a member of the Pep Club and the girls’ cross country team. Her favorite movie, which is also Mr. Freshman's favorite, is Endless Love.” Miss Freshman considers friends to be the most important thing in life. Both stated that if they had one wish it would be to win the state cross country meet. . f Mr and Miss Freshmen. Greg D. Burton and Melissa Bandy are both members of the cross country team. mr. and miss freshmen 17