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

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First Runner-up Patricia Radford escorted by Corey McGuire. Bruce Hadley shows his school spirit by dressing as an Indian on Indian Day. Second Runner-up Shamarie Harper escorted by Ja- mie Hadley. 22 Homccoming

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And Broken Dreams . . . “The Boss Bruce Springsteen performing on his tour Born in the USA. recorded for the benefit of starving peo- ple. A concert called “Live Aid” was performed in the summer where many rock musicians and singers met for the benefit of the hungry. In music, “The Boss Bruce Spring- steen kept moving up the charts with his hit album “born in the USA and be- came the highest selling artist of the year. In sports, Pete Rose connected with his 4,192 hit of his career to surpass Ty Cobb’s all-time hit record and the Bears won the Super Bowl. In Consumer Reports. Coca-Cola gained the recognition of having six dif- ferent kinds of Coke. These include “New Coke , Coca-Cola “Classic”, “Cherry Coke”, and three types of diet Coke. As one can tell, America never stops striving for excellence and this year was no exception. Robb Durham Record breaker Peie Rose holds his bal in front of Ty Cobb displaying the weapon of suc- cess. Current Evcnts 21

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1985-86 Football Homecoming Cloudy skies loomed over the foot- ball field Homecoming Night as the Fighting Indians took on the Hart County Raiders. Though the Indians were defeated 25-6, the night wasn’t a total loss. “I was suprised and happy to be re- presenting FFA as their chapter sweet- heart,” said 1985-86 Football Home- coming Queen Bonnie Reliford. There were 15 girls competing for the title of 1985-86 Homecoming Queen: Senior Beth Ann Brown, Band, escort- ed by Brian Melton; Senior Bridge» Gilpin, BETA, escorted by Shawn Wil- liams; Junior Robin Willis, Cheer- leaders, escorted by Pat Sullivan; Sen- ior Joyce Bailey, CO-OP, escorted by Mike Warren; Junior Velissa Irwin, Drillteam, escorted by Mark Lee Grant; Senior Patricia Radford, FBLA, escorted by Corey McGuire; Junior Su- san Smith, FHA, escorted by Barry Bardin; Senior Bonnie Reliford, FFA, escorted by Greg Corbin; Junior Felicia White, Girls' Basketball, escorted by Billy Bridgewater; Senior Shamarie Harper, Journalism, escorted by Jamie Hadley; Senior Kim Smith, Library Club, escorted by Clifton Burbridge; Senior Susan Barbee, National Art Honor Society, escorted by Steven Loy; Senior Lavonne Brockman, National Honor Society, escorted by Shane Ar- nold; Senior Pam Parnell, Office Work- ers, escorted by Anthony Spires, and Junior Lou Ann Smith, Science Club, escorted by Greg Brock. The 1985-86 Football Homecoming Court was: Bonnie Reliford, Queen; Pa- tricia Radford, 1st Runner-Up; and Shamarie Harper, 2nd Runner-Up. “I was surprised and really shocked because Journalism is such a small club.” said Shamarie Harper. — Denissa Grider 1985-86 Homecoming Queen Bonnie Reliford es- corted by Greg Corbin. 1984-85 Queen Cheryl Neat crowns Bonnie Reli- ford as 1985-86 Homecoming Queen Homecoming 23