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

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Compton find time to music. Melissa Watson and Mitchell Burton MOB Sounder - .- 16 Prom

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Senior Sarah Barbee enjoys her work at the dentist office. Junior Lou Ann Smith enjoys working at the Prescription Shoppe. Cindy Stripers include: Front row; Angie Brad- shaw. Ami Jo Rodgers. Elizabeth Chamberlain. Jamie Baker, and Shanna Bradshaw. Back row; Janet Burton. Rhonda Coomcr. Jamie Hitch. Melissa Sinclair. Melissa Shirley, and Tammy Yarberry.

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Purple Rain At ACHS there have always been two traditions associated with the prom. One is that it is held on a Friday night. This year was no exception. The other is that is always rains. This year broke that tradition. For the first time in many years, it didn’t rain on “Prom Night.” “I think the reason it didn’t rain was because of the theme ‘Purple Rain’ ”, Senior, Robin Smith said. The decorations were purple and sil- ver, balloons and streamers. The main entrance was made of three balloon arches, leading onto the dance floor. The music and lightshow were or- chestrated by the locally known HOB Sounds. “1 thought HOB was much better than a live band because there were no breaks,” Miriam Hoots, an ’85 gra- duate said. “I enjoyed working on the prom al- most as much as going, because it was just our class working on the decora- tions and no one else knew what it was going to be like until that night,” Senior Laura Foust said. — Shamarie Faith Harper Senior Jeff McQueary and Sophomore Jenni- fer Hutchison are caught in a quiet conversation. Seniors Anthony Spires, Lavonne Brockman. Shawn Williams, and Bridget! Fletcher show off their evening’s attire for Mrs. Ovada Ward. Prom 17