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

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Racing Ahead — % Our school raced ahead and continued to improve its ap- pearance. The trim outside the school was painted and new floors were laid in rooms 3 and 19. The cafeteria received new tables and chairs in an endeavor to modernize it. The gym floor was totally refinished due to flooding that caused the old finish to be removed. A new press box and newly painted bleachers were added to the football field’s sideline. Although our athletic depart- ment did not change that much, sports practice did. Due to the new state law, all sports activities were held after school as op- posed to being held during 6th period study hall. Overall, however, academics received the greatest im- provements. And, according to Mr. Critz, ’’Let’s face it. That’s what we're here for, to get an education.” Shane Arnold □ September 21 was declared Jim Moss Day. after Coach Moss saved the life of Mike Antle. The math department received new textbooks, and Mrs. Carolyn Hancock's Algebra II class was no exception. s lVI v. 6 theme

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| The Booster Club installed newly painted bleachers and a press box on the football field. The trim on the school was painted, applying the finishing touch on its renovation. theme 5

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Freshman Pam Miller practices for the girls’ basketball team. Mr. Phillip Morgan, a new student teacher, rechecks his lesson for the day. Mr. Morgan worked closely with Mrs. Marsha Walker. theme 7