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

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Although the boys’ team lost their game by two points in double overtime, homecoming was not a total loss. To start the evening’s activities, the girls’ team was victorious over the Glasgow girls’ team 47-33. Then as the band played My Way and What I Did For Love,” Mr. and Miss ACHS, the Mr. and Miss of each class, and the candidates were in- troduced. Next was the introduction of 1980-81 Football Homecoming Queen Mitzi Rodgers, and the reigning Tammy Hutchison. The 16 candidates vying for the title 1980-81 Football Homecoming Queen, Mitzi Rodger was escorted by assistant principal Keith Young. Homecoming candidates with their escorts are Lee Ann Harmon. Greg Jessie. Alice Page. Bobby Crews. Peggy Campbell, Bryan Blair. Kathy Williams. Lynn Benningfield. Janice MaGaha. Bryan Vance. Pam Burgess. Gary Burton, Pati Sandusky. Bruce Willis. Lee Ann Sandusky. Steve Burton. 18 basketball homecoming Basketball Homecoming Not A Total Loss were Cathy Long, Band; Cheryl Loy, Beta Club; Kathy Williams, Career Club; Peggy Campbell, Co-op; Alice Page, FCA and Cheerleaders; Pati Sandusky, Fine Arts; Lee Ann Harmon, FBLA; Rene Hatfield, FFA; Roxann Burton, FHA; Leah Herrera, Key Club; Pamela Burgess, Library Club; Jennifer Keltner, Pep Club; Lee Ann Sandusky, Science Club; Janice McGaha, Teen-Who-Care; Teresa Conover, Youth Alive; and Sandy Sinclair, Journalism. After each candidate was presented to the audience, the runners-up were an- nounced. They were second runner-up, Jennifer Keltner; and first runner-up, Leah Herrera. Then the moment came to see who had been elected by the student body and Ren6 Hatfield was announced Basketball Homecoming Queen. Ren6 was representing FFA and was escorted by FFA Sentinel, Timmy Reece. With the girls’ being victorious, a new queen being crowned, and the boys sticking it out into double overtime, homecoming proved to be not a total loss. nn.

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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

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 , 1980-81 Basketball Homecoming Queen. The winning court with their escorts are first runner-up Tammy Hutchiaon. with principal Jeffrey Leah Herrera. Clay Martin; winner - Rene Hatfield. Scott makes her last appearance as queen. Timmy Reece; 2nd runner up — Jennifer Keltner. Barry McKinney Homecoming candidates with their escorts are Teresa Conover — Tommy Baker. Sandy Sinclair — Gary Frost. Cheryl Loy — Jeff Brockman. Cathy Long — Ray Martin. Roxann Burton — Carl Johnson. basketball homecoming 19