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A Night To Remember On May 8 and 9 of 1986, the Junior class had only one day and a half to put together their prom plans. They had been working on them for a month, on what they hoped would be remembered for a lifetime. It is a very special time in everyone's life (juniors and seniors of each year), or a once in a lifetime thing, that each looks forward to going to and dressing up in his best. After a hectic day of picking up flowers, taking pictures, and getting ready for the night to come, the big moment finally arrived on May 9, 1986 at 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. The theme was A Night To Remember and the theme song was This Could Be The Night. Decora- tions consisted of black streamers, black plastic, silver balloons, silver stars, midnight blue streamers, mid- night blue balloons, rock wall, awning, a street lamp, candles, and background scenery. The music was provided by the locally known HOB Sounds. But instead of the ordinary, casual prom traditions, and for the first time ever. King, Queen, Prince, and Princess were crowned to highlight the prom at 10:00. After the crowning, the King, Queen, Prince, and Princess danced to the theme song This Could Be The Night. As they danced, other couples joined in to dance to the special song. Velisa Irwin 17 Prom
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All smiles and tickled pink, Patrick Williams and Barry Smith and LaVonne Brockman, shocked with excitement, were cho- Danette Mouser were chosen Prince and Princess sen as the King and Queen of the prom, of the prom. Stephen Keen and Mary Willis find time to draw back and spend some time with each other.
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MRS. SCOTT WINS STATE AWARD The Adair Co. High School was very proud of Mrs. Henrietta Scott, Art teach- er at Adair Co. High School. Mrs. Scott this year was honored by being named recipient of the only award going to an Art teacher in high school for education. Mrs. Scott was honored in Frankfort by Governor Martha Layne Collins for her fine achievements in art. At this lun- cheon, sponsored by Department of the Arts and the Kentucky Arts Council, various other awards were given also. Sharon Coomer, member of the Adair Co. Arts Council, accompanied Mrs. Scott to this luncheon along with her husband Mr. Jeff Scott. Mrs. Coomer said The arts council and I were very proud of Mrs. Scott and of her achieve- ments. The student body of Adair Co. High School would like to congratulate Mrs. Scott for her fine accomplishment. by Tim Baker Viaria, M” Henrie,,a SC0 is shown wi,h Governor Martha Layne Collin» a» she received her award along with daughter 18 Art Award
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