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Alice Keen arui Jennifer Keltner make last minute changes before getting ready to assemble in the gym. The Adair County School System's 1982 Superintendent, Al Sullivan, congratulates Sharon Waggener on receiving the Valedictorian award. Before going to the stage to receive his diploma. David Jones takes a quick glance at Scott Jones. graduation 11 ■■
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Graduation: “We worked hard all year to get ready for graduation night, and I think everything went pretty smoothly, said Senior Sponsor Phillip Hadley. He was referring to Friday night, May 14, 1982, the date set for the senior class to officially become “high school graduates.” “The last six weeks of school was definitely the crucial time, and the time we worked the hardest, said another Senior Sponsor Michael Campbell. “We had a few problems with the printer and getting the speaker, but overall it went pretty well.” The night finally arrived and Steve Burton, the class president, introduced the speaker. Dr. Larry Scott, a former Adair County High School graduate, who is now a pediatrician in Danville, Ken- tucky. Mixed emotions were obvious as Dr. Scott discussed the problems and bene- fits of leaving high school and going out into the world of college or work or both. The benediction was delivered by the Reverend Don Benningfield, pastor of the Columbia United Methodist Church. The Valedictorian was Sharon Kay Waggener with a four year scholastic average of 98.918, and the Salutatorian was Sheila Ray Curry with an average of 98.548. Numerous scholarships were awarded including the Harbart and Nona Bess Walker Scholarship for highest ACT composite score given to Gary Burton. Gary also received the National Merit Semi-Finalist Scholarship from Lindsey Wilson College. Jeff Brock man received the University of Kentucky Agriculture Schol- arship and Danny Graves was awarded the University of Kentucky Vice President’s Scholarship. The class flower was a red rose and the class song was “Dream On.” The motto they chose was “Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, and live for today.” Melissa McLean picks up her report card for the last time as a student at ACHS. A new beginning unfolds 10 graduation
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Like most juniors, Ruth Strohmeier had time to work and play while decorating for the prom. 12 prom
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