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

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The ACHS band shows their marching skill during halftime at the homecoming football game. 16 Homecoming

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FRONT ROW: Secretary Vickie Reliford. Vice President Sandra Corbin. President Theresa Hadley SECOND ROW Monica Brockman. Jennifer Biggs. Rhonda York. Stacey Robinson. Anne Akin. Cathy Ferguson. BACK ROW: Marsha Spoon. Lisa Grider, Latecia Holt. Sandy Greer. Sarah Frances Allender. Lisa Bailey. FRONT ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Lynda Wilkerson, Reporter Janice Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer Vickie McGaha. Vice President Hazel Mosley. President Teresa Cowan, Sponsor Mrs. Pearl Vaughn. SECOND ROW: Lisa Bledsoe. Penny Bennett. Anita Greene. Monica Brockman, Lisa Bandy, Robyn Keltner, Michelle Withers. Diane Burton. Vanessa Hardin. Pat Rowe. Doris Brock. THIRD ROW: Missy Bennett. Carolyn Dile. Sherry Phipps. Renee Hawkins. Verchelle Miller. Terryl Graves. Sherry Taylor. Teresa Janes. Stacey Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Carter. Mary Ann Richards, Sherry Parson. Ginger Fishback. Jackie Oakes, Lisa Grider. Suzanne Collins FIFTH ROW: Mary Hamlett, Teresa Pruitt. Barry Turner. Cindy Hudson. Damita Loy, Pam Dunbar, Jill Moore. Connie Montgomery. SIXTH ROW: Shawn Brockman. Shannon Carney. Cindy Judd. Helena Mosley. Janell Winfrey. Tina Graves. BACK ROW: Patricia Radford. Cheryl Smith. Anthony Spires. Angie Rowe. Bobby Joe Taylor. Mike Sneed Sophomore Sandy Greer volunteers her time in the office doing jobs that save the secretaries' time Sandy works during fifth period volunteers 15

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Homecoming brings festive activities It was a cool, windy night when David Coomer and Sheila Smith were crowned Mr. and Miss ACHS of 1982- 1983. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs Willard Coomer. Shelia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Smith. In the first quarter of the homecoming game, quarterback Mike Curry made a quick hand off to Eric Burton, who made the first touchdown of the game. The Indians made one more touchdown in the first half. Campbellsville managed three touchdowns in the first half, and at half-time the score was 20-13. Coming back in the second half, Campbellsville completed three more touchdowns. The Indians failed to score in the second half. David Ellis stated, “The team tried so hard in the first half that they were worn out in the second half of the game.” The final score of the game was Campbellsville over Adair County 40- 13. Behind the scenes, the week of homecoming was declared “Spirit Week.” Tuesday was “Dressed to Kill Day”; Wednesday, “Indian Dress-up Day”; Thursday, “Western Day”; and Friday was “Red, White, and Blue Day or Spirit Day.” On Friday, the day of homecoming, there was a pep rally, and traditionally the Spirit Stick was given away to the class with the most spirit. This year the junior class won it. This makes the second year in a row that they won the Spirit Stick. Mike Curry, along with other members of the team, removes his equipment after a hard-fought game. homecoming 17