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

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Senior Karen Kerr devotes her spare time to helping in the counselor’s office. Junior Eric Goodin practices with the golf team at Pine wood Country Club. Senior Kim Paraon. newspaper editor, and Junior Veronica Feeae prepare the year’s first edition of Smoke Signals theme 7

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Behind the scenes continued As geometry teacher Marsha Walker said, “We teachers want to see the stu- dents succeed.” The teachers seemingly bask in their students’ achievements. When students needed extra assistance with homework, their teachers were there. As science teacher Steve Cheatham said, “That’s what we’re here for!” The administration’s work and planning behind the scenes were an attempt to provide the students and faculty with a program aimed “at the best interests of the students and the community,” as both principal George Critz and superinten- dent Hermit Grider agreed. Freshman cheerleaders Bonnie Reliford and Sharon Corbin practice their cheers in the gym Seniors Milton Vaughn and Tony Grant take to the roof of the agriculture building to work on its renovation. 6 theme

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Long, hard hours of work are a par! of getting ready for every track meet for Seniors Karen Kerr and Sheila Smith. Behind the SC6110S (continued) The kitchen staff and custodians also spent endless hours behind the scenes preparing meals and keeping the school in top condition. The office staff tried to keep everything running as smoothly as possible. Office aides ran errands daily for both teachers and administrators. All the effort that goes into a production is vital to its success. If we are successful as individuals, as a student body, and as a community, it is because we took the time behind the scenes to prepare. Mr . Henrietta Scott’s sixth period Art I class sit on the lawn next to the artroom to do their tree sketches 8 theme