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To Make A Friend,
You lVIusT Be One
Several differenT kinds of reIaTionships form aT
ACHS. There are a IoT of boyfriend-girlfriend rela-
Tionships as well as jusT good friend relafionships.
'II don'T really have a sfeady boyfriend buT I have
a IoT of friends ThaT are guys," said junior Kellie
Afklns. "I have a really greaT Time wih all of my
friends and I love spending Time wiTh Them."
Senior Diane Tucker agreed. 'iBeing around my
friends is a IoT of fun. We always find a way To Turn
someThing boring inTo a good Time," she said.
Some sTudenTs like having a sTeady daTe. "I enjoy
being wiTh my boyfriend. He is a loT of fun and I look
forward To going ouT wiTh him no maTTer whaT we
do," said sophomore Michelle Morrow. lil Think iT is
greaT To be able To have someone special To share
my good and bad Times wiTh."
No maTTer whaT kind of reIaTionship sTudenTs have
TogeTher, everyone agrees ThaT a good friendship is
one of The mosT imporTanT Things in life. "My friends
mean a IoT To me and I wouIdn'T Trade Them for
anyThing," said senior Robin Franklin. HI value The
Time I spend wiTh Them."
Chaffing wiTh sophomore Tlffany Anfrobus, freshman Desfry
Sharp finds ThaT sharing a locker wiTh each oTher is much more
fun Than using Their own.
Sianding in fronf of English class, seniors Amy Murphy and Davey
Bunfaln make The mosT of The five-minuTe "locker" Time be-
tween classes.
During lunch is probably one of The besf Times for socializing.
These four juniors, Jennifer Hopper, Kafhy Llfkenhus, Maffhew
Ciarlfon, and Lisa Ashcraff, discuss possibilifies for weekend
pans.
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To juniors Susan Woodside ond Brad
Smith, studying is simply o sToTe of mind, os
They oTTempT To study TogeTher in Industri-
dl ArTs closs.
A lot of different remedies con help in
keeping reldTionships Together. Senior
George Cocanugher ond freshmon Glen-
da Morrow discover That loughTer mciy
be The best medicine for Them.
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After school senior John Kearns helps his
girlfriend, senior Klm Greer, inTo his car.
Kim ond John began dating ofTer her por-
ents opened The McDondld's here.
Joking ground dlwdys helps To get
Through The somewhot monotonous
school day. Junior Meredith Hyatt sTrug-
gles for o smile on senior Darln Young's
foce os good friend junior Tlm Skaggs
looks on.
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QAT Topj Working oi McDonold's, senior Julia Montgomery puts in rnony hours on The
weekends.
Pldying church leogue boskeiboil keeps junior Bernice Peyton ond senior Ty Staples
busy on Soiurdoy nights.
For junior Lori Bowen, senior Tony Chrisman, ond junior Jon Melloan, riding oround ond
iolking To friends mokes their weekend.
8 Weekends
Afier Hours
Bollgomes, porfles, doTes ond jusT being wiTh friends ore oll impor-
TonT porTs of o Teenoger's sociol life.
"I obsolufely live for The weekends wiTh oll Their free Time," sold junior
Melissa Donnell. "I look forword To going ouT wiTh my boyfriend ond
friends."
AfTer siTTing Through seven hours of closs for five doys, iT seems only
righT ThoT sTudenTs look forword To o Two-doy breok. "Homework ond
doing The some old Thing everydoy Tends To geT ouife boring. On The
weekend you con sleep IoTe ond noT worry obouT onyThing," soid
senior Tim Taylor.
"I look forword To The weekend beoouse iT's The only Time I hove To
reIox," soid junior Ruthie Trenl. "iT's greoT noT To be on o schedule ond
To do whoT I wonT To do."
On weekends sTudenTs usuolly go To porTies or ride oround, olfhough
mony sTudenTs prefer To go ouT To eoT or To The movies wiTh friends.
"There is reolly noT o IoT To do oround here buT ride oround Town," soid
senior John Siucker. "SomeTimes someone will hove o porTy or I'lI go
To The movies wiTh o group of people."
No moTTer whoT oTher opTions ore ovoiloble, The weekends ore
usuolly spenT wiTh eifher fomily or friends. "Fridoy ond Sofurdoy nighTs
ore reolly The only nighTs I con spend Time wiTh my boyfriend," soid
sophomore Tiffany Antrobus, 'Tbecouse I con sToy ouT loTer Thon I con
during The week nighTs."
Seniors Jimmy Drury, Jobee Thrasher,
Mark Liikenhus, ond Jimmy Marquardf
enjoy going ouT TogeTher ond wofching
Their friends ploy church Ieogue boskefboll
gomes.
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Sophomore Seth Hibbs woiTs of McDon-
oId's for freshmon Kristi Clark To reTurn To
Their Toble wiTh Their food.
CAT Topy Vlloshing her cor is someThing sen-
ior Liz Isaac does ouiTe offen on The
weekends.
Weekends - 9
LeT's EaT!!!
Macho nachos, Grilled cheese, NuggeTs, Tacos, BurriTos, Pizza, and
Hamburgers are some of The foods offered To sTudenTs for lunch. "I like
having The choice of wheTher l wanT hamburgers or whaT is on The
regular lunchline," said senior Ann Jettrles.
Although some people prefer To bring Their lunch, oThers do eaT The
lunchroom food. "On a daily basis abouT 300 sTudenTs eaT on The
hamburger line," said Mrs. Daphne Carter, lunchroom manager.
Eating lunch is noT The only Thing done during lunch. "I would say ThaT
mosT of The sTudenTs go To The cafeTeria To socialize and be wiTh Their
friends," said freshman Klm Johnson.
According To some sTudenTs, 25 minuTes is noT long enough To geT
To lunch, sTand in line, eaT lunch, and get back To class on Time. "When
There's someThing really good for lunch, more people eaT and iT Takes
longer To geT Through The line," said sophomore Teddy Moffett, "and
you jusT don'T have enough Time."
NeverTheless, The Time for lunch is going To sTay The same. ln January
The Ky. legislaTors voTed againsT lengThening lunch periods.
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Relaxing in The lobby during Their lunch period, freshmen Candy Goodman, Denise
Landers, and Kim Ritchey, senior Chad Raymond, and sophomores Shane Todd and
Erlc Stratton wait To go back To class.
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Your olorm clock goes off 30 minuTes ldTe, you
jump ouT of bed only To find ThoT every piece of
cloThing you own is dirTy, your cdr won'T sTdrT, ond
you forgoT obouT The hisTory exom you hdve Toddy.
When dll of These Things hdppen in one morning, you
know iT is lvlondoy.
"Things go wrong dll week, buT noThing con come
close To lVlonddy," sdid sophomore Tommy Living-
sion.
WiTh memories of The weekend sTill lingering in
your heod, iT seems difficulT To concenTroTe on ony
school subjecT. "l Think sTudenTs hove o difficulT Time
geTTing Their concenTroTion book," sdid Mr. Elgin
Emmons, English Teocher, ubecduse They enjoy The
weekend ocTiviTies so much."
For mosT sTudenTs, The biggesT problem is geTTing
sTdrTed on lvlondoy mornings. 'TIT seems horder To
geT up, geT going, ond geT To school in one piece
on Monddy mornings," sdid freshmon Kristi Thomp-
son.
No moTTer whoT The problems, lvlondciys evenTu-
olly come To on end. The besT cure? Simply biTe
your upper lip dnd hope ThoT Tuesddy will be beTTer.
lvlondoys
Sophomore Ben Isaac finds ThdT iT Tokes more Thon o shower To
woke him up.
AfTer woiTing in line behind one broTher ond d sisTer, freshmon
Kristi Thompson finolly geTs o chdnce To blow dry her hciir before
school.
Woking up To o comero on Monddy morn-
ing is oeridiniy noi whoi junior Blaine
Peach enjoys mosi.
Afier d rough weekend, senior Todd Elliott
cdn'T quiie moke ii Through Third period
rnoih cidss wiihoui' o shori nop.
In fourih period phose English closs, seniors
Jamie Kays ond Tony Muffingly Try To
coich o liTTle "shui-eye".
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Someihing To Celebrdielll
Homecoming week wds d week of exciTemenT.
Friddy wds The highIighT of The week. The morning
sTdrTed wiTh homeroom decordTions. The firsT pldce
dwdrd wenT To Mrs. Lord Werner's room, The second
pldce owdrd wenT To Mr. Joe Cooley's room, dnd
Third pldce dwdrd wenT To lvlr. Chuck FIeTcher's
room. "The rooms redlly looked good," sdid senior
Sheila Proctor, "ond we hdd fun decordTing
Them."
LdTer in The dfTernoon we hdd d pep rdliy. 'll Think
The pep rdlly wenT over gredT," sdid junior Marie
Crawford. HIT helped To geT everyone fired up."
AT 8:00 p.m. The gdme begdn. "The BedrcdTs
pldyed The besT gdme we've pldyed This yedr,"
sdid junior TighT end Doug Chilton. 'IEveryone wds
fired up dnd reddy To pIdy."
We bedT BulliTT EdsT 35 To O. 'IThe Tedm wds reddy
To sTomp BulliTT EosT dnd we did." sdid junior Jon
Melloan. "IT wds dn exceIIenT gdme!"
The onnudl Homecoming ddnce wds held in The
gym dfTer The gdme. "The ddnce wds o IoT of fun,"
Adding The finol Touches To The new Homecoming Queen, An-
derson CounTy Judge Jlm Cafleil crowns senior Jan McAnIy dT
hoIfTime.
Keeping spiriTs up during The gdme, The ACHS mdscoT wdlks
dround in fronT of The crowd fIounTing The "infamous" shdkers.
Homecoming
sdid senior cheerleoding cdpTdin Jan McAn!y," buT
I believe more people could hove come."
The week's fesTiviTies begdn on Mondoy hdT ddy.
"I Think hdT ddy isn'T worTh The Trouble becduse you
cdn'T wedr Them in cIoss," sdid freshmdn Loren
Wells. "Maybe we should hdve shorTs ddy nexT
yedr."
Tuesddy wds Bum-vs-lvlilliondire ddy. 'TI liked dress-
ing up like d bum," sdid senior Michelle Redden. "IT
wds o good chdnce To be differenT."
Thursddy nighT wds The bon fire. 'TThe fooTbdII
Tedm, cheerledders, bdnd, ond fdns cdme To geT in
The spiriT of Things," sdid senior Jill Price.
The Homecoming Queen wds dnnounced dT hdlf-
Time of The gdme. Senior Jan McAnIy wds seIecTed
by The sTudenT body ds The Homecoming Queen. "I
wds redlly shocked," sdid Jan, Ubecduse There
were so mdny oiher people who could hdve de-
servingly goTTen This dwdrdf'
Friddy nighT's dcTiviTies ended The week,
Standing pretty os o picture Jan ond her escori ond good friend senior
Darln Young stonci offer her crowning
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Homecoming condidotes ond their escorts. From left: Freshmen Derek Ruble ond Karen Clark, sophomores Chlp Atklns ond
Amy Adams, sophomores Seth Hebbs and Chrlstle Shelton, juniors Blalne Peach ond Meredith Hyatt, crown bearer Travls
Searcy, flower girl Heather Hawklns, seniors Darln Young ond 4985-86 Homecoming Queen Jan McAnIy, lost yeor's queen
Paula Brown, seniors Wendy Bruce ond Lynn Wells, juniors Heather Brough ond Troy Shelton, sophomores Allson Brlscoe ond
Dean Elder, freshmen Julle Orme ond Mark Peach.
Homecoming
Homecoming Celebrrries
BredkfosT aT ACHS? NoT quiTe. During
Homecoming week Mrs. Werner's home-
room received firsT place for Their fesTive
aTmosphere. Juniors Lyn Tucker, Bud Tay-
lor, Ladonis Toney, and Moriy Terry siT aT
one of The decoraTed Tables during The
room judging.
Freshman Lisa Grillon Takes Time To have
senior yearbook ediTor Joann Powell
poinT a paw on her face for The pep rally
ThaT Took place laTer ThaT day. The jour-
nalism class painTecl paws on over 'IOO
sTudenTs' faces during lunch ThaT Friday.
46 - Homecoming
During The pep rally on Friday The sTudenT
body remained sTanding To show Their en-
Thusiasm, spiriT, and PRIDE in Their BearcaT
Team.
The junior class sponsored The dance afTer
The game on Friday nighT. Senior Darin
Young and his daTe, freshman homecom-
ing queen candidaTe Julie Orme, enjoy
dancing To The music of WVBA.
Senior David Ishmael shows BulliTT EasT jusT
one of The awesome plays ThaT propelled
The BearcaTs To an overwhelming vicTory
of 35-0.
Homecoming - '17
ETC ETC. ETC. ETC
TERMITES TAKE OVER
Murphy's Law says ThaT if anyThing can go
wrong, iT will. Home Economics Teachers, Mrs.
Lora Werner and Mrs. Nancy Shryock would noT
heslTaTe To agree wiTh Murphy afTer being con-
fronTed wiTh an unusual circumsTance involving
TermiTes.
When TermiTes are in Their swarming sTages,
They Try To geT ouTside. BuT when They Tried To
geT ouT Through The Home Ec. room, Mrs. Shryock
did The besT she could To Take care of The siTua-
Tion.
"I sprayed Them wiTh Raid as soon as we saw
Them on The carpeT," she said, "The exTermina-
Tors are supposed To come Take care of Them,
buT They won'T hurT you, unless of course you're
made ouT of woodl"
CRAMMING
One of The mosT popular forms
of sTudying is pracTiced righT here
aT ACHS. lT's called TesT Cram-
mlng and we all do iT aT leasT
once. Some of us do iT more Than
once while for oThers of us, iT's
every TesT.
The panic usually hlTs when
we're in The shower or on The way
To school. No maTTer whaT kind of
TesT iT is, you can almosT always
be sure ThaT you won'T be The
only one in homeroom aTTempT-
ing To cram. More Than likely
There will be plenTy of fellow sTu-
denTs crammlng wiTh you.
'18 - Tid-BTTS
TOURNEY TIME
AlThough The BearcaTs didn'T
make iT To Rupp Arena for The
STaTe Tournameni, many BearcaT
fans did.
QulTe a few sTudenTs Took ad-
vanTage of The four-day week-
end and Traveled To LexingTon for
The TournamenT. Several sTayed
aT The HyaTT while oThers sTayed
aT places like Howard Johnson's,
Ramada Inn or Days lnn.
"I had The besT Time you could
imagine. Our hoTel room was
more fun Than The games," said
senior Wendy Bruce.
'iThis year was really a learning
experience," said junior Bud Taylor.
"We've had a loT of leadership.
We've also goT a loT of experience
and a loT of new TalenT."
Sophomore Laurie GoodIeTT ad-
ded, "l'm saTisfied wiTh our perfor-
mance This year. IT doesn'T seem To
show in our scores, buT I Think we did
okay."
Led by Bud, Laurie, and freshman
Mark Richard, The Team finished The
year wiTh a record of 40 wins and 13
losses. They also placed 'ilTh in The
region. Laurie qualified for The sTaTe
by winning The region in May for The
second year in a row.
"l was really glad ThaT I made iT,"
she said. "I was really more con-
cerned abouT The Team Than aoouT
myself."
All-sTaTer Laurie Goodleii prepares To drive
The ball on The l4Th green during compeTiTion
aT Bob-O-Link.
Using a Three wood, junior Blaine Peach
drives The ball during a home maTch.
AfTer a shorT puTT, junior Brian Franklin follows
his ball inTo The hole.
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Many aThleTes were honored
af The various sporTs banaueTs
This year. The fall banqueT held
November 'li recognized aTh-
leTes in cross counTry and foot-
ball.
Winning The DeTerminaTion
Award in cross counTry were ju-
nior Stacey Belt and sophomore
Ryan Finnell. Junior Bernice Pey-
ton was named Most Valuable
Player afTer finishing fifTh in The
sTaTe in his first year of compeTi-
Tion. Senior Missy Dannheiser
also received The MVP award.
The Top honor in fooTball was
awarded To senior David Ishmael.
He was named MosT Valuable
Player afTer accounTing for 4003
yards Total offense and hiTTing on
5996 of his passes. David also re-
ceived The Cunningham-Hawkins
leadership award.
AT The baskeTball banquet held
March 24, David was once again
recognized by receiving boTh The
Most Valuable Player and Lead-
ership awards. Winner of The
Coaches Award was senior Mi-
chael Lawson who played high
school ball during his senior year
only.
FRONT ROW: Stacey Belt, Missy Dannheiser. BACK ROW: Sean CanTriII, Denver Sumner.
Ryan Finnell, Bernice Peyton.
CAT Topj FRONT ROW: Richard Cunningham, Chris Franklin, Frank Fallis, Kevin BolTon, Ricky
Roberts, Robert Cunningham, Brian Renaud. BACK ROW: Glenn Pinkston, ScoTTie Curtis,
David CuberT, David Ishmael, John Kearns, Keith Lilly, Dickie Jones.
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LadyCaT Team members hon-
ored included freshman LaStacia
Hahn who received The besT free
Throw percenTage award, con-
necTing on 6405 of her Tosses, and
juniors Stephanie Penny and
Heather Brough who shared The
field goal award. Stephanie also
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grader Joy Schwelghardt for The girls' Team in The areas
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Trip HighlighTs FHA's Year
One highlighT of The FHA club
was Their annual Trip To Louisville
on April 24.
The Trip was Taken for The pur-
pose of aTTending The sTaTe FHA
meeTing. The meeTing, which
feaTured speakers from KY FHA
chapTers, had oTher advanTages.
"There is free Time for oTher ac-
TiviTies and fun," said junior Victo-
rla Woodrow, presidenT.
GeTTing in FHA is The firsT sTep
Towards going To Louisville.
Besides paying fees, poTenTial
members go Through an iniTiaTion
before geTTing in The club.
"We had all The new members
draw from a box and They had To
dress as The subjecT They drew,"
said Victoria. l'iniTiaTion is noT re-
quired, buT iT is fun."
The FHA sponsored several ac-
TiviTies This year, including The an-
nual junior vs senior ballgame.
won by The seniors, The BesT Legs
conTesT, won by Ricky Roberis,
and The cuTesT couple, won by
senior Lynn Wells and junior Me-
lissa Cuberi.
Modeling seems To be righT up junior Kellle
ATkins' alley as she models a summer ouTfiT
for The fashion show sponsored by The
FHA.
Chee-ring for The junior vs senior baskeTbaIl
game were seniors Dickie Jones, Jlmmy
MarquardT, Mark Lifkenhus, Todd EIIIoTT,
KelTh Lllly, Ty STapIes, and Mickey Daw-
son.
Freshman Eric Todd receives a check
from l'Cousin lT" while former principal
Sonny Fenfress cheers him on.
7-41 - FHA
During the junior vs senior ballgame, senior
Melissa Cunningham comes in for a
layup.
Senior Kim Fallis M.C.'s for the FHA fashion
show. The show featured several student
models.
FRONT ROW: Nancy Shryock, advisor: Victoria Woodrow, president: Tammy Kays, 2nd vice president, Cassy Barr,
secretaryfreporter, Rae Carol Harp, treasurerg Fran lnscoe, Historian: Lora Werner, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Sheila
Padgett, Peggy Cubert, Cheryl Powell, Melissa Devine, Stacey Whitehouse, Anessa Peak, Beth Singleton, Vicki Estep,
THIRD ROW: Missy Gooalett, Sandy Carroll, Melanie Hamm, Tonya Elliott, Ladonis Toney, Jamie Barr, Marsha Woodrow,
Kay Watts, FOURTH ROW: Bob Richmond, Keith Nowlin, Chip Benton, Kim Fallis, Sally Cook, Jennifer Hopper, Kellie
Atkins, Marie Cunningham BACK ROW. Dana Ritchey, Nicole Morgan, Megan Moran, Nancy Brown, Bobbie Casson,
Theresa Thompson, Carmie Miller, Kristi Lawson, Vicky Aldridge.
While getting ready for the junior vs senior ballgame, senior Ty Staples "adjusts himself."
FHA - 75
EducdTion + EnThusiasm I SAE
SAE QSTudenT in AcTion for Edu- EEEEfE
caTionj Tries To boosT enThusiasm
and parTicipaTion in The enTire
sTudenT body. Club presidenT
Richard Meyer commenTed,
"We've Tried To do Things ThaT
everyone would enjoy and geT
acTive in."
Among Those dcTiviTies was The
arf
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Beach ParTy held March 'l. Some
have said iT To be The l'besT
dance The school has ever had."
Junior Ruihie TrenT ThoughT iT was
a success because 'TIT was more
like a parTy insTead of a dance
because no one felT pressured To
geT a doTe."
Also during The year The club
sponsored Bum vs Millionaire Day
during SpiriT Week because ac-
cording To v. presidenT Ty Sta-
ples, "The punk vs. prepfnerd
day jusT goT Too old."
V. pres. Ty Siaples and presidenT Richard
Meyer make plans for The Beach ParTy.
FRONT ROW: Ty STapIes, vice president Jill Price, secretary: Marti Thompson, reporter. SECOND ROW: Eirin Gjorv, Kim
Fallis, Chrisly Mounljoy, Jan McAnly, Robin Franklin, Chrisly Giles, Rulh Anne TrenT, Alisha Howard, Ladonis Toney, STaci
Bell, VicToria Woodrow. THlRD ROW: Darrin Phillips, Beth Hodges, Sally Cook, Kellie Alkins, Marie Crawford, Wendy
Bruce, Lee Ann Peyton, Mickey Dawson, Doug Chillon, Leslie Slrallon, Jana Denney. FOURTH ROW: Amy Adams,
Michelle Redden, Michelle Edwards, Rae Carol Harp, Angie Mounljoy, Debbie Miller, Kim Curran. Slephanie Peach,
Julie Monlgomery, Ray Spears, Shannon Brandenburg, Alison Campbell, Leslie Campbell. BACK ROW: Tiffany AnTro-
bus, Tammy Kays, Lee Ann Davis, Laura STevens, Wesley Roach, Tonya Johnson. Bobbie Casson, Nancy Brown, Meg
Moran, MerediTh May, Vicky Moore, Sandra PadgeTT, BerT STeeIman.
Club sponsor Joe Cooley informs new members of The rules They musT abide by during
club meeTings.
76 - SAE
Mrs. Jane Ross discusses "Teacher Topics" wiTh Mrs. Nancy
Shryock, Ms. Juanita Sutherland, and Mrs. Bonnle Perry during
The Teachers breakfasi.
Sophomore Tifiany Anlrobus fulfilled The requiremenTs of The SAE
iniTiaTion by dressing as Madonna for a day.
In conjuncTioin wiTh The Beach
ParTy, The movie "The Fall of The
House of Usher" was shown May 'I
To raise money for scholarships.
"AlThough some had already
seen The movie, I Think everyone
enjoyed Themselves and The club
raised a loT of money To give
away aT graduaTion," sTaTed
club Treasurer Liz Isaac.
The annual Teachers' breakfasT
was also held in May. "If geTTing
up early To fix a Teacher's break-
fasT doesn'T show True apprecia-
Tion, Then I don'T know whaT
does," sTaTed sophomore
Tammy Kays.
"Making The high school exper-
ience more pleasurable is impor-
TanT To everyone, even The
Teachers, buT mainly iT should be
done for Those being TaughT,"
concluded Mr. Cooley.
"Beach" goers Take a break from The
dance floor To Talk wiTh friends.
SAE - 77
KUNA I-IighIighTs Yeor
The 'IQ85-4986 school yeor
proved To be one of The mosT
ocTive ond successful yeors in The
cIub's recent hisTory.
Among The mony ocTiviTies wos
The KenTucky United NoTions As-
sembly which sow Terrorist oction
from Anderson County, repre-
senting Lybio ond Tunisio.
"IT wos reolly fun representing o
rodicol country like we did," sold
sophomore Laurie Goodleft. "IT
wos The firsT convenTion l'd ever
gone To with The club. IT was reol-
ly exciting."
The club olso oTTended The
Kentucky Youth Assembly which
wos held ot The copitol building in
FronkforT.
"Even Though our bill goT de-
feoted, iT wos reolly fun," sold ju-
nior delegote Bud Taylor. "We
goT firsT hond experience on how
The legisloTure is supposed To
work."
The highlight of The yeor for
mosT of The club wos The stote
Y.Ivl.C.A.'s April Trip To New York.
"IT wos greoT," sold junior Ruthie
Trent. "I just wished we could
hove sToyed Ionger."
While in New York, The group
Toured The United Notions build-
ing, wotched o Broodwoy ploy.
ond Took on eIevoTor To The Top
of The World Trode CenTer ond
The Empire SToTe Building.
'Il feel like we've reolly had o
good yeor," sold junior Bryan
Meade. "There seems To be o loT
of pride ond porTicipoTion This
yeor, I'm reolly looking forward To
nexT yeor."
78 - CO-ECI-Y
Dressed oppropriotely for Their role os Lib-
yon Terrorists, seniors Kevin Bolton, Grant
Franklin, ond sophomore Jobey Harvey
ond other delegates wolf To be served
The equivolenf of on ounce of rice, o slice
of breod, ond d smoll gloss of woTer dur-
ing on Africon memoriol luncheon while
offending The Kenfucky Unifed Notions
Assembly.
In Mr. FIeTcher's room before The stort of
The meeting, advisors Chuck Fletcher
ond Wanda Chandler ond president Jlll
Carlton reod over The ogendo.
PuTTing The finishing Touches on her notive
Tunision dress, sophomore Tonya Johnson
prepores for The next KenTucky Unlled No-
Tions Assembly session.
NY,
BUSSING OUT
WhoT's big ond yellow ond never orrives quiTe
soon enough? If you guessed on ACHS school bus,
you ore exocTly righll
ApproximoTely holf of The sTudenTs df ACHS lood
The busses every ofTernoon only To find forTy
screoming kids, no empTy seoTs ond on owoiiing
heodoche.
The ride To school in The morning is no beTTer. lT
con olso bring on o spliTTing heodoche for o sTom-
och GCUGD. "lf you con geT The kids oround you To
be colm, you con someTimes coTch o liTTle shuT-eye
on The woy To school," sold sophomore Anihony
Goodman.
MUSIC MADNESS
From Alobomo To ZZTop, sTudenTs c1TTended
vorious Types of concerTs Throughouf The
school yedr. Some Troveled os for os
CincinnoTi while oThers wenT To Rupp
Areno.
The Rupp Areno Box Office was dlwoys ci
populor place where sTudenTs boughT TickeTs.
For The less forTunoTe sTudenTs wiThouT Trons-
porToTion or money on The dciy of TickeT soles,
There were olwoys The scdlpers. MosT sTudenTs
including junior David Cornish felT The scolp-
er's price wos worTh iT. "IT wos dll worTh The few
exTro bucks if you missed buying TickeTs," he
sdid.
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Where con you find d bunch of crozy people dressed in shorTs ond
Howoiion shirTs in The middle of winTer'? If you guessed o beoch porTy
. . . you were righT!
The SAE club sponsored o beoch porTy on lvlorch 4, To geT sTudenTs
looking forword To summer.
DespiTe The cold weoTher ond The unusuolly high price of 83.00 for
TickeTs, ciround 230 people Turned ouT for The donce. "I would hove
come even if iT snowed," sold senior Sieve Rose." IT hos been so long
since we've hdd o beoch porTy, I wosn'T going To miss iT."
Even Though sTudenTs enjoyed The donce, some credTed Their own
enTerToinmenT, by using innerTubes, broughT To odd To The 'Tbeoch
oTmosphere," To roll oround on The floor in.
"IT wds wild," sold senior Lynn Wells. "They jusT kepT rolling. The
whole porTy wds o loT of fun."
Clopping dfTer his foyoriTe song, junior
Mark Meicalf wolks off The dcince floor To
Toke o breok.
20 - Beoch PdrTy
The Beoch PdrTy wos on excelIenT chdnce for sTudenTs To break ouT Their summer
cloThes. Junior Rusty Sayre joins his friends in o hoT dance To "AddicTed To Love."
Rolling oround in innerTubes wds o new woy To porTy oT The donce. Sophomores Chris
Morgan ond Joe Hurt credTed o loT of exciTemenT os They mode Their woy oround The
gym floor.
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chelle Boggs dance To The beaT of "Rock
Me Amadeus."
The Beach ParTy was a good Time for sen-
ior Scoitle Curtis To Try some new moves
while senior Sean Thomas looks on.
SAE wenT all ouT and even decoraTed The
lobby wiTh palm Trees and warning signs.
This was one of The many signs on The
doors.
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off To work
"I owe, I owe. lT's off To work I go" is a familiar
adage. "I haTe going To work afTer school," said
senior Liz Isaac, an employee of McDonald's. HI
would much raTher go home and fall asleep on The
couch."
Working prepares sTudenTs for The fuTure by
Teaching Them human relaTions. "I enjoy working,"
said senior Michelle Redden, an employee aT K-
MarT. "IT gives me a chance To meeT a loT of new
peopIe."
SomeTimes working wiTh The public isn'T ThaT easy.
'il don'T like iT when cusTomers expecT Too much ouT
of us," said senior Robin Franklin, anoTher McDon-
ald's employee.
While mosT people work in Lawrenceburg, a few
sTudenTs work in FrankforT. "I don'T like driving all The
way To FrankforT," said junior Brlan Renaud, an em-
ployee aT The FrankforT McDonaId's, "buT when you
live in such a small Town you have To drive a liTTIe
furTher To geT a job."
Working may noT be ACHS sTudenTs' favoriTe pas-
Time, buT when They pick up Their paychecks, iT
makes iT all worThwhlle. "I don'T like The hours I have
To work," said junior Darrln Willard, an employee aT
Kroger, "buT I love ThaT paycheck."
Flipping hamburgers is senior Trevor
McDonald's.
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Working aT RaIly's, senior Tlm Todd pumps gas and helps The
cusTomers during weekends, and afTer-school.
Working parT Time aT Kroger in WesT FrankforT, senior Staci New-
Ton checks ouT The cusTomers.
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When Wednesday, April 9, rolled around, mosT
ACHS sTudenTs were more Than ready To go on Their
Two-day spring break. 'TTwo days is noT really a fair
deal: Spring break should be aT leasT a five-day
week," said senior Tony Chrisman, i'buT l was glad
To have a short break anyway."
lVlosT sTudenTs did a varieTy of Things during Their
break. "I looked forward To being able To lay ouT
some, buT Thursday really wasn'T warm enough,"
said senior Wendy Bruce, "so l wenT To Keeneland
insTead."
OTher sTudenTs wenT ouT of Town over spring
break. "I wenT To Ohio during spring break," said
junior Marie Crawford. "Lesley Cox wenT wiTh me.
We jusT visiTed wiTh my family and Took iT easy, but
we had a greaT Time."
Being ouT of school for four days is a nice change.
"Having a break is someThing we should do more
ofTen," said junior Lisa Ashcroft.
Crusing is a big parT of Lawrenceburg's nighT life. Senior Marti
Thompson and junior Lisa Ashcroft siT aT Wal-lVlarT as They waTch
oThers cruise around.
Freshmen Bobby Richmond and Eric Pittman finally geT a
chance To geT ouT Their bikes for a ride down Highway 427.
Spring break for some was noT all play. Senior Anthony Aldridge
finds This ouT as he cleans ouT a fence row on CarlTon Drive
SaTurday afTernoon.
24 - Spring Break
Spending The firsT day of spring break working on The yearbook was a musT. Yearbook
advisor Glenda Thompson and junior Lori Drury work hard To meeT a spring deadline.
NoT quiTe old enough To drive, freshman
Loren Wells Takes advanTage of The only
four wheels he owns as he skaTeboards
around Saffell ElemenTary School.
Even Though baskeTbaII season is over, ju-
niors Bernice Peyion and Rusiy Sayre
keep Their skills sharp as They play one-on-
one aT RusTy's house.
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Diiterent Strokes
Many ACI-IS students have hobbies. Some are out
to make money, some To pass The time away, and
others just like to help people.
Several students are artists. They like to draw for
enjoyment. Others give art lessons or do art work for
people To make money. "I draw for fun more than
anything, but sometimes I can make a little extra
money for my work," said senior Tim Todd.
Some students like to entertain people by acting
or dancing. Senior Rachel Dockal likes To spend
some of her spare time acting with The Community
Theatre. "I have a great Time acting," said Rachel.
Freshman Twins Karen and Kristi Clark help
Teach dancing. 'Dancing is a great way to stay in
shape," said Kristi. "I have a really good Time when
l'm dancing."
Other students have unusual habbies such as vol-
unteering for The fire department. These people
make hobbies out of helping others. "I Think iT's a
really good experience," said senior Todd Elliott.
Dancing is not only a hobby, but also a part-time job aT Curtain
Call Dance Studio for freshmen Kristi and Karen Clark.
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For Differeni Folks
' ' i "STudenT Council wonTed To do someThing To brighien up The hollwoy. I goT inTeresT-
ed ond wdnTed To poinT The eogle so Mr. BorneTT gdve me The go-oheod," sold
I senior Barry Young. "IT mokes me feel good To be doing someihing like ThoT for The
whole school."
Giving o demonsTroTion To his English closs, senior Todd Ellloh shows his cIossmoTes
The equipmenT needed To porTicipoTe in The Anderson Counly VolunTory Fire De-
porTmenT.
"The Anderson CounTy Commyniw TheoTre puTs on The ploys. IT Tokes up o loT of my
Time, buT iT is well worfh iT," soid senior Rachel Dockal.
Hobbies
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Prom Prep
The week of April 24-25 proved to be an ex-
tremely busy week for The students at ACHS who
helped decorate for Prom '86.
Setting up for the Prom can definitely take up a
lot of one's free time. "No one can imagine how
much there is to do until They are faced with actual-
ly doing iT," said junior Meredith Hyatt.
There are streamers to hang, balloons to plow up
and candles to light, not To mention hiring a band
and picking ushers and servers. "We felt we did a
fairly good job considering all we had to work with
was The gym," said junior Ann Richmond.
After the gym was decorated, juniors and seniors
had a chance to relax and plan Their prom activi-
Ties. lvlost students went with other couples to dif-
ferent restaurants. "My date and another couple
went to Darryl's," said junior Sally Cook. "lt's more
fun when you go with other people."
Some students chose to eat at home or at a
friend's house. "We grilled out steaks at Debbie
Stevens. lt was casual and that always makes it
more fun," said senior Jlll Prlce.
After all of the Pre-prom activities were over ap-
proximately 248 students finally made their way to
the ACHS gym for "A Night To Cherish."
Junior Kathy Lilkenhus irons some tablecloths.
Smiling for the camera after their dinner are junior Linda Richards,
seniors Llsa Bagwell, Lisa Shelton, and Lisa Boblett with their
dates, junior Damon Sea, Bryan Turner, Marty Goodlett, and
Tom Burns.
Working diligently, junior Sally Cook glued pomps into chicken
wire which was later used as the entrance way for the prom.
Before prom, alumnus Mark Lilly and seniors Marti Thompson
and Liz Isaac "chow down" on freshly grilled steaks at a friend's
house.
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and Davld Ishmael. 4985 king Marc Price, 1986 king and queen,
John Stucker and Jan McAnIy, 4985 queen Tracy Donnell.
Junior attendants Meredith Hyatt, Matthew Carlton, Heather
Brough and Troy Shelton.
Prom Court: Seniors Kim Fallls, Wendy Bruce, Mark Lltkenhus 2 I 1-
To Cherish
Excitement filled the hearts of most couples when
Saturday April 26 rolled around. 'iEveryone talked
about the prom for weeks before it got here," said
senior Robln Franklin. "Everyone seemed excited
about getting all dressed up."
Students were caught up in decorating, picking
up flowers and other preparations that were need-
ed for the final night. "I didn't think I would get
everything done in time, especially getting my
dress," said junior Meredith Hyatt.
When the dance finally got underway we
danced to the sound of Razz-Ma-Dazz. "I didn't like
the band very much," said senior Liz Isaac. "They
sounded all right, but they didn't play enough slow
songs."
A tradition of having a couple as royalty was
broken this year when seniors John Stucker and
Jan McAnIy were crowned king and queen.
The prom was truly a night to cherish. "The dance
was hot and the activities before and afterwards
are memories l'll always cherish," said junior Llsa
Gibson.
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Sophomores Ray Spears, John Thomas,
and Spencer Bruce find ThaT having a Laf-
in Togo parTy is a greaf Time To eaf
grapes, among ofher snacks.
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End CDT School
The lasT few weeks of school were a change of
pace. Nof only were The days cooler, DUT we gof
ouf of school aT leasT a week earlier Than in pasf
years.
The year was filled wiTh acTiviTies from The firsT
foofpall game To The lasf golf maTch. In befween
There were loTs of field Trips. and differenf kinds of
class assignmenls. "We puf Togefher The fesfival for
Shakespeare's birfhday in Mrs. Ross's AP. English
class," said senior Michelle Redden. 'TIT was differ-
enf, buT we had a loT of fun."
The monfh of May was filled wiTh excifemenf.
Underclassmen were geffing psyched up for se-
mesTer exams, while seniors were anficipafing
graduafion.
On Wednesday lvlay 28, The school year was offi-
cially over. Lockers were cleaned ouT, books Turned
in, and exams were over. The school year of 4985-
'86 lefT us wiTh all kinds of memories and new as well
as old friends.
32 - End Of School
FirsT BapTisT Church youTh member sophomore Amy Melloan
helps one of The youngsfers aT The Easfer egg hunT search for
hidden eggs.
Dressed as TiTania. The fairy queen from A Midsummer NighT's
Dream, freshman Krisli Dixon won The pesf cosTume award. CAT
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GeTTing an early sTarT on a summer haircut
is definiTely what sophomore Noal Cotton
got.
Receiving graduation inviTaTions is one of The first signs That
graduaTion is only o few weeks away. Seniors Darrln Phllllps,
Laura Stevens, and Michelle Redden sfand in line To pick up
inviToTions.
Sophomore Laurie Goodlett puTTs a golfball around Mrs. Thomp-
son's 6Th period English class for a book reporT on Jack Nicklaus.
A Trip To New York will hold loTs of memories for The Co-Ed-Y
members who were forTunaTe enough To Tour New York CiTy.
Juniors Cassy Barr, Ruthie Trent, Staci Bell, and freshman Jeff
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We Won, And
The Anderson Counfy BedrcoTs Turned more Thon
o few heads This seoson. Defensive coordinoTor
Tony Kays wos "pleosdnTIy surprised" wiTh This
yeor's performonce. 'Tl hod hopes of breoking .500,
ond I ThoughT we were very successful," sold
Coach Kays.
This wos how poTh cooches ond fons dlike felT
cibouf This yeor's 'CoTs. The Teorn finished The seo-
son wiTh d 7 win ond 4 loss record, srnoshing The .500
mork ond reoching .636 for The yeor. The 'Cofs olso
defeofed WoshingTon CounTy for The firsT disTricT
vicTory in some Tirne.
"We hod ci good yeor," soid senior Jobee Thrash-
er, "considering ThoT we ployed under o new
cooch ond o new sysTem. Everybody liked Coach
Harp."
One inTeresTing poinf wds ThoT olThough The 'CoTs
hod less physicol obiliTy This yeor, They sTill had o very
good seoson. IT's Tough To keep swiTching, like we
did IosT yeor."
T'We were beTTer orgonized This yeor," sciid senior
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LosT, TogeTher
co-copToin KeiTh Lilly. T'We hod one cooch
ThroughouT The seoson. IT's Tough for o Teorn To
keep swiTching, like we did Idsf yeor."
Senior co-copToin David Ishmael summed iT up,
"LosT yeor we hod more obiliTy, buf This yeor we
rose To The occosionf'
The "Big Red Machine" did very well This yeor on
boTh offense ond defense, scoring GD overoge of
48.2 poinTs per gcime while holding iTs opponenfs
down To 7.6 poinTs o gome.
Senior quorTerbc1ck David Ishmael ond junior full-
bock Ricky Roberts proved To be o deodly offen-
sive Teom. David possed for o ToTdl of 766 ydrds
Qincluding five Touch downsj while Ricky ron for
over 700 yords. Ricky wos olso The leoding Team
scorer followed by David Ishmael, KeiTh Lilly, ond
senior Kevin Bolton.
STorTing off o new seoson. junior cenfer Richard Cunningham
lecids his Teorn Through The hoop ond onTo The field To The cheers
of junior cheerledders Kellie Alkins, Ieff, ond Marie Crawford.
Under The eye of Team docfor Lewis Wash, senior auarTerback
David Ishmael works ouT a leg cramp aT The Mercer Counfy
game.
The Bearcaf defense was noT wiTh-
ouT iTs own sfars, Too, parficularly sen-
ior Robert Cunningham and junior
Richard Cunningham. The Two broTh-
ers, leading sackers of The year, were
enough To puT fear inTo The hearT of
any opposing auarferbacks.
"Overall we had a greaT year," said
Jobee. "We could have won a few
more games, buf The 1985 Bearcafs
surprised many peopIe."
Rushing againsf The Mercer Counfy offense, sen-
ior cornerback Kevin Bolion rushes back for a
big gain. The 27-yard infercepfion reTurn was
The Team's longesf of The year,
Showing his opinion aT The Bardsfown game,
Coach Kays Thoughf The 'Cafs "played hard
and weII" despife The loss.
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FRONT ROW: STudenT SToff, Melisso CuberT, Kim Follis, ChrisTy MounTjoy, Mille Perry, Koren Clork, KrisTi Clork, MorTi Thompson. SECOND
ROW: Dovid lshmoel, KeiTh Lilly, RusTy Simpson, Dovid Cornish, Brion Renoud, Ty SToples, Bill Crovvford, John Keorns, Rondy Hudson, Jeff
Reynolds, Jon Melloon, Kevin BolTon. THIRD ROW: Dickie Jones, STeven Speroy, Nool CoTTon, Lee Aldridge, Ricky RoberTs, Brod Burge,
Richord Cunninghom, Tony FinT, Brion Fronklin, Joey TrenT. FOURTH ROW: John STucker, Ricky Boggs, Glenn PinksTon, AnThony Aldridge,
Jimmy MorquordT, Seon Sporks, Robbie lshom, Merle Cunninghom, Jobee Throsher, Eric STroTTon. FIFTH ROW: RoberT Cunninghom,
Dovid CuberT, ScoTTie CurTis, Phillip Cox, Dorrell Combs, Kevin Holi, Tony PuckeTT, Doug ChilTon, Kevin STroTTon. BACK ROW: Cooches,
EmmiTT Murphy, Chip Bishop, Jerry Perry, Som Horp, Tony Koys, Lorry BorneTT. CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM LEFT: Cheerleoders, TobiTho
Gosh, Angie MounTjoy, MerediTh HyoTT, Monico FinT, Amy Adoms, Wendy Bruce, Alison Briscoe, Kellie ATkins, Jon McAnIy, Tonyo
Sporrow, Morie Crowford, Lodonis Toney, Cindy Bledsoe, Michelle Edwords.
Rushing from behind The blocking of sophomore David Cuberl,
junior fullbock Ricky Roberts moves The boil for The 'CoTs. Ricky
wos one of The Ieoding boil corriers This yeor.
ln The pre-gome riTuol, senior co-copToin Scottie Curfis lisTens To
The referee exploin The codes of good sporTsmonship.
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We Rose To The Gccoslon . . .
Being helped off The field by Tedmmdfes Noal Cotton ond Joey
Trent, junior Richard Cunningham Tdkes cr breok from The gdme
due To cr leg injury.
Being on The rocrd, o porT of foofboll which senior sTdTisTicicrns
Christy Mountjoy ond Kim Fallis know well, isn'T dlwoys fun,
However, no dmounT of chilly weofher or hord seofs con keep
'Cof fons from enjoying The gome,
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Tors This yeor, winning olmosT Twice ds
mony gomes os They did Idsf yeor. The
Beorcofs, shown here coming onTo The
field before o home bollgcrme, won Two
CKC bollgcrmes ond five regulor seoson
gdmes.
The quorTerbock con'T Throw The boll suc-
cessfully unless someone con cdTch iT, Cl
skill which seems To come eosy for junior
receiver Tony Puckett.
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Peyton ond Girls Go
Surging forword, junior sensotion Bernice Peyton sprints toword the finish line during the
Puloski Co. lnvitdtionol Tournoment. Bernice plooed 43th out of 237 runners, ledding the
teom to yet onother win.
Pushing himself cis he nedrs the finish line, All-Stoter Bernice Peyton rounds o corner
during o meet in Fronkfort. He finished Mth out of 135 runners.
Cross Country
to Stote
Although pldgued by injuries
throughout the seoson, the boys'
cross country teom finished the
seoson with o winning record
mdinly due to the outstonding
performonce of All-Stote ston-
dout junior Bernice Peyton.
"Bernice is the type of person
who just hos noturol tolent," sold
senior Sean Cantrill. "l-le could
be good ot onything he tried, but
l'm glod he chose cross country."
All-Stoters senior Missy Dann-
heiser ond junior Stacey Belt cor-
ried the girls' teom throughout
the seoson, londing them o berth
in the Stote Meet.
"I think we reolly surprised o lot
of people this yeor," sold sopho-
more Julie McGuire. "We wer-
en't considered much until we
got to tournoment time. l think
we reolly proved whdt we could
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Invifoiionoi.
Preparing for The long roce, junior Stacey Belt
ond sophomore Julie McGuire loosen up their
orrns.
Runners Win
Pacing herself, freshman Allison Foye leads a group of girls en
rouTe To The finish line aT The STaTe Championship MeeT held aT
The KenTucky Horse Park.
Before The sTarT of The race, freshman Brian Gritton, Coach
Randy Crist, sophomore Ryan Finnell and former sTaTe champi-
on Jesse Thomas read over The program during The STaTe Me-eT. f
STarTing aT a fast pace, freshmen John Combs and Brian Gritton, senior Denver
Sumner, and junior Bernice Peyton move ouT wiTh The oTher runners aT Bob-O-Link during
The Anderson Co. lnviTaTional.
Taking iT in sTride, sophomore Nathan Cantrill jogs inTo The finish line ahead of a
sTruggIing opponenT,
A2 - Cross CounTry
Railroad Tracks are jusT one of The many obsiacles faced by The
cross counTry Team Here, senior Sean Canirill mainiains his lead
over an Oldham Co opponenT,
Passing a gaTe during The STaTe Meei, junior Bernice Peyton
moves on ahead of oTher runners on his way To a 5Th place finish.
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Sophomore Julie McGuire and junior Sta-
cey Beli escorT junior Bernice Peylon To
The sTarTing line aT The STaTe lVleeT.
Running in an open field aT The Keniucky
Horse Park, senior Denver Sumner CIefTj
and sophomore Julie McGuire keep a
sTeady pace.
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'I2-ill, BUT We Siill I-lad Fun
Judging by Their record, The BearcaTs didn'T seem
To have a very impressive season. However, any-
one who wenT To a ballgame This year couldn'T help
buT be impressed by The 'CaTs. WiTh probably The
besT back-courT in Their region Cseniors David Ishma-
el and Darin Youngj and an excellenT fronT-courT
lineup Qseniors Denver Sumner and Lynn Wells and
junior Tim Skaggsj, mosT fans jusT couldn'T under-
sTand why The 'Cais didn'T win more games.
Darin, who direcTed The courT and led The Team
in assisTs Q8 or more per gamej, said iT like iT was:
"We jusT couldn'T play The whole game. We'd run in
spurTs, and we were aT our besT we were unsToppo-
ble. BuT when we weren'T iT was usually a long
nighT."
David echoed Darin's ThoughTs. "lf we had only
Two or Three more poinTs here or There we could
have had a really good season," he said, "buT we
sTill had a fun year. We goT along TogeTher and did
everyThing as a Team. ln sporTs, ThaT's whaT
counTs."
And when iT comes To sporTs, especially baskeT-
ball, David knows whaT he's Talking abouT. David,
The Team capTain and floor general, lead The Team
in scoring - shooTing in double figures every game.
Proving his prowess aT The chariTy sTripe, senior cenTer Denver
Sumner gains anoTher poinT for The 'CaTs. Denver was deadly aT
The freeThrow line This year, shooTing 7196 for The season.
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BoTh Darin and David proved Their abiliTy by be-
ing elecTed To The All-DisTricT Team. BuT Anderson
had anoTher all-DisTricT member, The biggesT sur-
prise of The season, senior forward Lynn Wells.
"Lynn surprised many people This season," said
Coach Cheatham. And ThaT was a big undersTaTe-
menT. Lynn noT only proved To be a valuable ouT-
side shooTer - ranking second in poinTs scored for
The Team - buT he also led The Team aT The free-
Throw line - shooTing 7596from The chariTy sTripe.
AnoTher "new" face in The permanenT varsiTy
line-up This year was ThaT of senior cenTer Denver
Sumner. Denver "came of age" This season and,
even Though This was his firsT solid year of varsiTy
play, he made his presence under The boards
known. Denver was one of The Top scorers and
freeThrow shooTers, noT To menTion rebounders, on
The Team.
"Denver and Lynn boTh had some big shoes To
fill," said Coach Cheatham, "buT They boTh did
excellenT jobs all season. The Team didn'T have lasT
year's record, buT iT was one of The closesT Teams
l've ever coached."
Pleasing The 'iLiTTle Fans" comes easy for senior mascoT Chip
Carpenfer. "I jusT love making The kids smile," said Chip.
lnsTrucTing his senior varsiTy Team during a Time ouT aT a scrim-
mage game, Head Coach Larry Cheaiham plans his sTraTegy.
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GS he looks for on opening in The Woodford Couniy defense.
Sophomore forword Chip Atkins sow d lol of vdrsiiy dciion for The
'Cots This yeor. Chlp will need dll of Thor experience when he reiurns GS
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Senior Lynnwells moves To The corner aT Woodford CounTy. Lynn "burned The ne-Ts" T
from ouTside This year and was The second leading scorer. '
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charge from WesTern player Kevin Goodlell.
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FRONT ROW. BrenT CheaTham Qrngrj SECOND ROWi Coach Larry CheaTham, STeve Rose, Lynn Wells, Darin Young,
Rudy Johnson, RusTy Sayre, Ricky Roberis, Troy Shelion, THIRD ROW: Bill Crawford, Richard Cunningham Qrngrj, Coach
Mark Green, David Woods Qrngrj, Coach Bruce Mooser, Ricky Dozier qmgrj, Mike Lawson, Chip Carpemer fmasootj,
BACK ROW' David Ishmael, Brad BunTain, Denver Sumner, Matthew CarlTon, Tim Skaggs, Chip Aikins.
J.V. Has AnoTher Good Season
'lWe Took Too many Teams for granTed," said
junor guard Troy Shelton when Talking abouT The
J.V. season. l'We'd see a smaller Team, Then say
'we can beaT These guys easy.' Only iT didn'T always
Turn ouT To be so easy."
OTher TeammaTes agreed wiTh Troy. Sophomore
Rudy Johnson added, "We should have had an 48-
3 season, insTead of 'IA-7. We jusT goT Too cocky."
Coach Mark Green ThoughT They had a good
season anyway. "When you win Twice as many as
you lose," he said, "you've goT To be doing some-
Thing righT!"
In The final momenTs of The J.V. championship, Coach Mark
Green gives advice on how To play Shelby CounTy.
ShooTing high over Shelby, junior forward Rusiy
Sayre Takes a jumper in The J.V. disTricT Tourney
finals.
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FRONT ROW Nalhan Sweet, John Thomas, Dean Elder, Derek Ruble, Randy Hudson, Ricky Roberts BACK ROW: Coach Mark Green, Bill Crawford, Rusty Sayre,
Brad Bunlain, Chip CarpenTer Qmascolj, Chip Alkins, Rudy Johnson, Troy Shelton, Coach Bruce Mooser,
I I AfTer being fouled during o home game againsT WesTern Anderson, freshman Derek
Good Record
Under The direcTion of Coach
Bruce Mooser, The freshmen
Team finished The season wiTh a
record of 44 wins and 5 losses de-
spiTe a Tough schedule ThaT in-
cluded games againsT Shelby
and Marion CounTy.
ul feel like we should have gone
undefeaTed," said Coach
Mooser," buT l'm by no means up-
seT wiTh our record. We were in
The ToughesT disTricT around and I
Think we showed a loT of TalenT."
Derek Ruble led The Team in
poinTs wiTh 42 per game. CenTer
Mark Peach led in free Throws
wiTh a 6306 average for The year.
DesTry Sharp led The Team in re-
bounds and Gabe Carpenter
was The mosT improved.
"We've goT a loT of young Tal-
enT," said Coach Mooser. "They
worked hard all year and showed
whaT They've goT. They'Il be a big
facTor To The success of fuTure
Teams."
Ruble shoofs The second of Two shofs.
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FRONT ROW: Greg Dawson, Jamie CurTsinger, Tim Moore, Derek Ruble, Todd BryanT,
Mark Richard, Jerry Warford, Chris Cornish, John Combs. SECOND ROW: Lewis Cleaver,
Jody SmiTh, Tim Robinson, AssT. Coach Richard Cunningham, Head Coach Bruce
Mooser, AssT. Coach RoberT Cunningham, Eric PiTTman, Glen PinksTon, Chip CarpenTer
CMascoTj. BACK ROW: Blaine Hammond, Mark Peach, Jerry Davenporf, Andy SmiTh,
Gabe CarpenTer, DesTry Sharp, Jimmy Robinson.
AT The referee's signal, freshman Todd Bryant Takes The ball inbounds during a home
game againsr Shelby Counry.
48 - BaskeTball
lnconsisTenT 'CaTs
"We should have won more games," said junior
Heather Brough of This year's season. "Our outside
shooTing could have been beTTer, buT we had other
problems also."
Junior Tracy Wells conTinued Heather's ThoughTs:
"We didn'T play up To our poTenTial, and a big reason
was ThaT There were personal conflicTs wiThin The Team.
When we wenT onTo The courT, our minds were on more
Than The game." And These problems showed up on The
courT. The LadyCaTs finished The season aT 44-43, com-
pared To 47-6 lasT year.
However, The LadyCaTs did have Their good momenTs,
Too. Seven of Their 4 4 wins were by 20 poinTs or more,
including a 69 poinT vicTory over WesTern-Anderson.
Leading The 'CaTs in scoring was cenTer Heather
Brough, who averaged 44 poinTs per game. Junior Steph-
anie Penny led in rebounding and senior Melissa Sutton
led in assists, while surprise freshman LaStacia Hahn led
aT The freeThrow line wiTh 6496.
Concentrahng on The perfect shoT, junior Heather Brough Tires from The
free Throw line.
As junior Stephanie Penny Takes a baseline shot, junior Heather Brough
blocks ouT The Wildcat opponenT.
Leading The Team in assists, senior Melissa Sutton waiTs anxiously for The
offensive rebound.
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ConcenTroTing on The goal isn'T The only Thing junior Tracy Wells is good QT. Tracy
received The Academic oword for her 3.88 GPA.
Junior cenTer Siephanie Penny geTs onoTher Tip for The LodyCoTs.
Before The sTorT of The gorne, freshmon
LaSTacIa Hahn, juniors Pollehe Johnson
ond Heather Brough worm up by procTic-
ing Ioyups.
Ge-TTing The boll inside looks eosy for fresh-
man Lasiacla Hahn. Lasfacia led The
freshman Teom This yeor, ond olso sow o
loT of J,V, ond vorsiTy ocTion.
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Surveying The courT, junior guard Tracy
Wells prepares To caich a pass while junior
forward Candie Greene geTs open on
The wing posiTion.
WaTching The play on The courT, sopho-
more forward Victoria Welch prepares To
check inTo The game.
Driving To The baskeT, junior Heather
Brough makes her move inTo The lane.
Heafher made her presence known un-
der The goal and helped The LadyCaTs
sTick TogeTher all year.
BClSkeTbC1lI -
NoT only were The JV LadyCaTs
"up" for Their season, buT They
also found ThaT TickeT sales were
up abouT 2396 which meanT more
crowd supporT for The players. "I
was glad To see more people in
The sTands," sTaTed sophomore
cenTer Victoria Welch, "be-
cause wiTh The fans behind us, iT
really puTs us on The move."
And on The move They goT as
They moved aside Ten ouT of Their
'16 Tough opponenTs To gain a
winning season. l
"I feel They did Their besT and T
ThaT's whaT makes a good ball
club-win or lose," sTaTed Coach
Kathy Wright.
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AwaiTing Their Time To go in, sophomore Vlctorla Welch and
freshman LaSTacIa Hahn eye The acfion on The floor closely
along wiTh Jessamine CounTy players.
PolnT guard freshman Cindy Caldwell fighfs a Burgin Counfy
player for possession of The ball.
Junior Pollefie Johnson puTs in Two poinTs aT The line againsf
Woodford Counfy as freshman Marguerlte Shouse prepares for
a rebound.
52 - Girls BaskeTball
FRONT ROW: Wendie Reynolds, Cindy Coldwell, Shdnnon Drury, Kim Johnson, Beiiy Jeon
Richmond, ond Coooh Koihy Wrighr. BACK ROW: Kellie Hdyes, mdndgerf LdSTdcio Hdhn,
ViCTOI'iO Welch, Chip Cdrpenier qmdscoiy, Krisii Thompson, Morgueriie Shouse, ond Denise
Dennis, monoger.
The Teom members,
coaches, ond fons show
o wide vorieiy of fooiol
expressions during on edr-
ly seoson gome.
Junior gudrd Pollefie
Johnson 'rokes The boil
down couri os Lasfacla
Hahn ond Kristi Thomp-
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Freshmen
lf working TogeTher os one is
The key To d Tedm's success, Then
The Freshmon LddyCoTs musT
hove o firm hold on ThoT key. NoT
only did They end Their seoson
wiTh o record of 7-O, buT They
now supporT o winning sTredk of
20-0. Coach Kathy Wright com-
menTed, "They're d greoT bunch
To work wiTh. They work hdrd ond
show d greoT dedl of deTermind-
Tion."
Adding To The exciTemenT of iT
oil, The Tedm wenT To The Hdrrison
CounTy lnviTdTiondl TourndmenT
ond rolled over The hosT Tedm
wiTh o vicTory score of 46-34.
Guord Kristi Thompson dribbles dround
her guord To moke o boskeT dgdinsT
Woodford.
Kim Johnson ond Behy Jean Richmond
find ThoT prdcTice Time is qudliTy Time.
OuTsTdnding freshmdn poinT guord Cindy
Caldwell shoT 5094, from The free Throw line
This yedr.
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FRONT ROW: Rogon Brough, mondgerg BeTTy .leon Richmond, Cindy
Coldwell, Wendie Reynolds, ond Kelly Hdys. BACK ROW: Denise Dennis,
monoger: Shdnnon Drury, LoSTdcid Hdhn, KrisTi Thompson, MdrgueriTe
Shouse, Kim Johnson, ond Cooch KoThy WrighT.
Go GeT 'Em EfforT Falls
Tournamenf. The word alone
Turns on The spiriT of any crowd.
WanTing To be 44 is The objecT of
any game.
The boys' Team suffered a
hearTbreaking loss of T3 poinTs To
Shelby Co, and The girls were de-
feaTed by Henry CounTy, each in
The firsT game in The DisTricT Tour-
namenT.
"You win some, you lose
some," commenTed senior Melis-
sa SuTTon, The only senior on The
girls' Team.
Senior cenTer Denver Sumner
added, "We didn'T win as much
as lasT year, buT we sTill had fun."
Shoofing 5996 from The field This season,
senior Denver Sumner shows iT's a breeze
as he pufs in Two of his 14 poinfs againsf
Shelby Co. in The DisTricT.
Coaches Green and Mooser appear To
share a privafe joke while Head Coach
Cheatham and players wafch The game,
STandouT freshman forward LaSTacla
Hahn was The second leading scorer aT
The disTrioT TournamenT where she had 'IO
poinTs and 7 rebounds.
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Junior Clndy Bledsoe ond seniors Jan McAnIy ond Wendy Bruce
hold The sToic pose required for The NoTionol AnThem.
The BeorcoT cheerleocling squod demonsTroTe one of The more
populor cheers, "The Leon."
Some people Think of cheerleoding
os o sporT. OThers Think of iT os o school
ocTiviTy. BuT The ACHS cheerleoders
Toke cheerleoding os o job.
"We Toke cheerleoding seriously,"
sold senior co-copToin Jon McAnIy.
"We feel our job is To improve school
spiriT."
Improving school spiriT is noT The only
Thing They Try To improve.
"We Try To improve The rouTines we
do," sold junior Ladonls Toney.
"We've improved more This yeor Thon
we ever hove before."
Even Though They've improved
school spiriT ond Their rouTines, They sTilI
don'T feel ThoT They geT The respecT
They deserve.
"We puT o loT of work inTo cheer-
ing," sold Jan."BuT we never seem To
geT The oTTenTion ThoT we deserve."
Alison Briscoe, o sophomore cheer-
leoder, ogrees. "I Think we need more
respecT," she soid. "BuT you hove To
eorn iT. lf we do well in compeTiTion, l
believe we geT The respecT we de-
serve."
The vorsiTy cheerleoders did eorn re-
specT in This yeor's compeTiTion. Even
Though They ploced Third, They porTici-
poTed well.
'lWe wonTed To go To The region-
ols," sold Lodonis. "BuT The judges sold
ThoT we hod The home courT odvon-
Toge, ond The judges mode iT horder
for us."
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Juniors Meredith Hyatt, Ladonis Toney, senior Jan McAnIy, ju-
nior Kellie Atkins, ond sophomore Tonya Sparrow build o pyro-
mid during holf-time ot the boys' Anderson-Donviiie gorne.
During cr time out ot o boys' bosketboli Qome, sophomore Angie
Mountjoy kicks up her heels for the 'Cots
The ACHS cheerieoders entertain the student body during the pep roily before the
district tournoment.
During one of the girls' bosketboli Qornes, junior Cindy Bledsoe dernonstrotes one of her
creotive jumps,
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Frustration
Team Improves
The 4986 Batcats were led by
MVP senior Mickey Dawson with
a All batting average and two
victories on The mound. Four-year
lettermen Kelth Lilly Q.29Oj and
Dlckle Jones Q3645, both seniors,
provided help with 26 RBl's be-
tween Them and some solid work
in The field. Seniors Davey Bun-
taln, Chrls Holt and Ron Black
gave good pitching help and ju-
nior Matthew Carlton hit five HR's
2 5- 'I 8 Season
and had a Team leading 20 RBl's
To be The "Big STick." Sophomore
Bob Hardln won Three games on
The mound and his freshman bat-
ting mate Todd Bryant hit .333.
Sophomore outfielder Blll Craw-
tord, freshman Third baseman
Greg Dawson, and sophomore
outfielder Tony Flnt also contri-
buted To The much improved
season.
The Batcats beat Spencer Co.
with The strong pitching perfor-
mance of Davey and Bob To
notch Their first win of The season.
Senior Davey Bunlaln gets down on a pitch To The plate. Davey has consistently been
one of our better pitchers throughout his baseball career.
There was no stopping junior Matthew Carlton from scoring on This play against The
Boyle County Rebels. Matthew was called safe when The ball bounced away from The
catcher. Waiting on deck is freshman Todd Bryant.
- Baseball
Two games later the Western Ea-
gles were drilled 'ld-2 on a com-
plete game pitched by Mickey.
The winning continued The next
week when Anderson ran off a
win streak over Western, Burgin,
and Boyle Co.
FRONT ROW: Dave Woods, Mark Metcalf,
Frank Fallis, Greg Dawson, Mickey Daw-
son, Keith Lilly, PD. Barnes, Thomas Walker,
Matthew Etherington, Chris Roach. BACK
ROW: Coach Jim Bentley, Jimmy Drury,
Tony Flnt, Bob Hardin, Dickie Jones, Ron
Black, Davey Buntain, Matthew Carlton,
Bill Crawford, Todd Bryant, Chris Holt,
Coach Larry Watts.
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Good EfforT NoT Enough
"They puT up a loT of efforT,"
said coach Greg Owens of The
boys' Tennis Team, "buT iT jusT
wasn'T enough."
That abouT summed iT up for
both The boys and girls Teams This
year. The boys Team held a sea-
son record of 4-'lO, even Though
They had such reTurning veterans
as juniors Robby Vaughn, Timmy
Baker, Brian Jones and Darren
Coke, who surprised many
coaches and players.
"Timmy and Brian did well,
considering all The sTiff compefi-
Tion They had," said Bryon.
The girls Team also had Their
share of reTurners, including ju-
niors Chrlsty Giles and Tracy
Wells, and sophomore Stacy
Gelck. UnforTunaTely, They didn'T
fare much beTTer and ended up
wiTh an 0-5 season record.
"We jusT never goT in our
game," said Christy.
"Hopefully, wiTh more exper-
ience, we'll do beTTer nexT year,"
added Stacy.
62 - Tennis
Tracy Wells
FRONT ROW: Robby Vaughn, Jeff Drury, Binoj George, Sleven Steele, Kelly Dedman, Darren Coke. BACK ROW: John
Wilson, Timmy Baker, Brian Jones, Bryon Peach, Andy Zopff, Ronnie Fields, Roaney Bixler.
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Track record setters for this
year were: Kevln Bolton - 400m
relay, indoor 50m dash, indoor
880 yd. relay, indoor mile relay:
Clndy Caldwell - indoor 50m
dash: Sean Cantrlll - indoor mile
relay: Dale Conquest - indoor
mile relay: Missy Dannhelser -
indoor l500m: Rachel Dockal -
shot put, indoor shot put: Ryan
Finnell - indoor mile relay: Chris
Franklin - triple jump, freshman
high jump: Jobey Harvey - in-
door 5Om dash, indoor 880 yd. re-
lay, indoor mile relay: Dale Hud-
son - indoor 4x5 Om relay: Ber-
nlce Peyton - 400m dash, 800
medley relay: Rlcky Roberts -
400m relay, 800 medly relay, ln-
door 880 yd. relay, indoor 4x50m
relay: Russell Schwelghardt -
freshman pole vault, indoor 880
yd. relay, indoor mile relay: Ta-
bitha Smlth - indoor high jump:
Ty Staples - 300m hurdles, 400m
relay, 800 medley relay, indoor
400m dash, indoor 50m hurdles:
Denver Sumner - high jump:
Mark Withers - 400m relay, 800
medley relay, freshman long
jump: Brian Woodworth - in-
door high jump.
Varsit shot utter 'unior Richard Cun-
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nlngham really "puts his weight behind it."
A Record Season
- Track
Freshman Krlstl Dixon, who was a formidable long jumper this season, makes her
opponents nervous with this warm-up jump.
Flying high, freshman Andy Smlth makes his vault at the ACHS home track meet, which
the team went on to win.
Holding onlo his leod, senior Sean Canfrill
successfully lumps over onolher hurdle ol
d home meer.
Selling o new record seemed To come eosy for A00 meler relay Teom
members senior Kevln Bolton, junior Ricky Roberts, senior Ty Staples,
ond freshman Mark Wlihers.
Up ond over goes senior Denver Sumner or The high jump. Denver sei ci
new school record This yeor wilh ci jump of 6'3".
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ln regional Track and field compeTiTion in LexinQTon, freshman Russell Schweighardt
hands off The baTon To sophomore Ryan Flnnell.
Talking wiTh freshman Andy Smlih and Coach Randy Crist, former UK sTar Jack Givens
helped sponsor The Anderson CounTy HearT of The Bluegrass lnviTaTional Tournament
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FRONT ROW: Tracy Brumley, Joy Schweighardt Chris MaTThews, Leslie Buckley, Shannon Redden, Dawn Leo'so, TabiTha SmiTh, Candy
Greene, SECOND ROW: YveTTe Johnson, Cassie Harvey, Missy Dannheiser, Dale Conquest Bernice PeyTon, Brian GriTTon, Ty STaples,
Mark WiThers, SomanTha Toll, Kim Johnson. BACK ROW: Andy SmiTh, Ricky RoberTs, KrisTi Dixon, Russ Schweighardli, Marla Hudson, Sean
CanTrill, Troy MCG-aughey, Brad McGuire, Chris Franklin, Ryan Finnell, Denver Sumner, STephanie Penny, Laura Buckley.
- Track
Showing The colors of Tunisia, sophomores
Laurle Goodlett, Meredith May, Tonya
Johnson, Leslle Stratton, and junior Ron-
nle Fields await The opening session of
the Kentucky United Nations Assembly
held at The Ramada Inn in Louisville.
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FRONT ROW Jill Carlton, president, Danny Murphy, vice-president: Christy Giles, secretary: Meredith Hyatt, treasurerg
Leslie Stratton, chaplain: Darin Young, Sgt, ot Arms. SECOND ROW: Laurie Goodlett, Kay Toyor, Grant Franklin, Darrin
Phillips, Anne Holt, Lisa Gritton. Cassandra Kessinger, Kevin Bolton, Cassy Barr, Cindy Bledsoe, Ruthie Trent, Teresa
Combs, Tracy Wells, Eric Pittman. THIRD ROW Gabe Carpenter, Brad Burton, Bobby Richmond, Robbie Hume,
Meredith May, Vikki Partlow, April Goodlett, Tonya Johnson, Julie Orme, Stacie Cunningham, Alisha Howard, Anissa
Young, Millie Perry. Ladonis Toney, Marie Crawford, FOURTH ROW: Chris Morgan, Brian Gritton, John Newton, Andy
Zopff, Ronnie Fields, Christie Shelton, Missy Taylor, Tonya Sparrow, Darsce Coldwell, Samantha Hendricks, Kristi Dixon,
Nicole Morgan, Fran lnscoe, Michelle Garrett, Tim Robinson, Brian Elam. BACK ROW: Grant Roark, Mark Richard, Eric
Jeffries, Bud Taylor, Bryan Meade, Marty Terry, Derek Ruble, Chip Atkins, Mark Peach, Melanie Willard, Jamie Barr,
Suzannah Cartinhour, Denise Landers, Doug Stockton, Stacy Bell, Rachel Dockal, James Bowen,
Co-Ed-Y President JIII Carlton and Chap-
lain Leslle Stratton examine The day's
proposals in Mr. Fletcher's room before
homeroom.
CO-Ed-Y - 79
Much Planned, LiTTle Done
AlThough many acTiviTies were
planned such as The cheese TasT-
ing parTy, a pastry sale, and sing-
ing Christmas carols, due To as-
sorted conflicTs all were can-
celled. The French play and The
pastry parTy held To TradiTion,
Though.
ForTy-Two club members aT-
Tended The French play 'iCyrano
de Bergerac." The play was held
aT LafayeTTe High in LexingTon.
The pastry party was held
March 42. i'lT gave us exposure To
some TradiTlonal French pasTries,"
commenTed senior Richard Mey-
er, "and various kinds of poTaTo
chips," he said, wiTh a laugh.
President Mickey Dawson and officers
Mark Sea, Amy Adams, and Wesley
Roach listen attentively To ideas being dis-
cussed for The year's acTiviTies. ,,.. M
FRONT ROW, Gladys Hutchison, sponsor, Mickey Dawson, president: Wesley Roach, vice president, Mark Sea.
secretary: Amy Adams, treasurer: Lynn Wells, sgt aT arms. SECOND ROW' Lori Drury, Nathan Sweet, Darrin Phillips.
Beth Hodges, Jimmy Drury, Ruthie Trent, Ladonis Toney, David Greer, Shelly Chrlsman, Heidi Frye. THlRD ROWi Alison
Briscoe, Kim Fallis, Sally Cook, Kellie Atkins, Jennifer Hopper, Melissa Sutton, Keith Lilly, Michelle Edwards, Chip Atkins,
Rae Carol Harp, Allison Campbell, Denise Gibson. FOURTH ROW: Tabitha Gash, Meredith Hyatt, Barry Voung Jimmy
Marauardt, Tonya Sparrow, Christie Shelton, Mike Swan, Bryon Peach, Jody Smith, Jeff Reynolds, BACK ROW' Lisa
Gibson, l-leather Brough, Andrea Boggs, Mark Adams, Merle Cunningham, Kevin Bolton, Ricky Roberts, Chas Puckett,
Brian Meade, David Boggess.
Junior Allson Brlscoe fills her plate with grub at The Traditional pastry party.
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A-l-l'ers Use Time Wisely
4-H Takes a loT of personal Time and a loT of hard
work To geT Things done righT. Finding The Time To do
ThaT is ofTen a difficulT Task. "People have so much
To do," commenTed junior Billy Blackburn, "ThaT
many are noT willing enough or dedicaTed enough
To give up oTher acTiviTies To work on projecTs in-
volved in The club. The club has goTTen smaller and
smaller since I sTarTed high school and I Think ThaT's
The main reason."
AlThough mosT of whaT The club members do is
during The summer, They musT spend The resT of The
year preparing for iT. EnTering Their projecTs in The
counTy and sTaTe fairs is a major prioriTy.
LasT summer They parTicipaTed in an exchange
sTudenT program wiTh Teens from Kansas. The sTu-
denTs sTayed here in KenTucky wiTh Their hosT family
for a period of one week. Members of our A-H club
rk Lllkenhus has been an active member of A-H showing his horses for
will Travel To Kansas This summer To sTay wiTh Them.
A-H Week aT U.K. is anoTher high poinT of 4-H
because iT lasTs for one week. Dorms are provided
for The club members Thaf come from all over The
sTaTe. STaTe officers are elecTed aT This Time.
OTher acTiviTies of The year include The paper
drive held four Times, parking cars aT The horse
show, and performing The skiT "Copacabana" aT
The TalenT show.
Senior Mark Lllkenhus has been an active member of A-H showing his horses for nine
years.
QA opj Senior Den e Sumner and junior Meredith Hy M d e To The Manilow ht
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4-H - 84
CornrnuniTy Scopes
ACI-IS Through
Beorfocrs
"Are you using This TypewriTer'?
Hand me some correcTion Tape."
These were familiar phrases
heard on every oTher Wednes-
day, Beorfocfs deadline day.
"Deadlines are The worst porT
obouT being ediTor," comrnenT-
ed junior Ruthie Trent, ediTor.
"We usuolly woiTed unTil The losT
Three days, so we were olwoys
rushed."
Deadlines oren'T whoT The
Beorfocfs is oil obouT, Though. iT
consisTs of sporTs, Teoture sTories
on people, events oT school, edi-
FRONT ROW: Theresa Thompson. Millie Perry, Cindy Bledsoe. Lodonis Toney, Meredith
Hyatt. SECOND ROW: Michelle Redden, Lori Drury, Joann Powell. Nancy Brown. Tracy
Wells, Ruth Anne Trent, Cassy Barr, Stacy Wells. THIRD ROW: Chip Carpenter. Andy
Zopff, Robby Isharn, Mark Adams, BACK ROW' Chorlie Miller. Jimmy Drury. Jobee '
Throsher. Lynn Wells, Barry Voung
Correcting Typing errors is someThing juniors Melissa Donnell ond
Charlie Miller do ofTen when writing for The newspoper.
QAT Topj Junior ediTor Ruthie Trent smiles as she reads The most
recent Beorfocfs. WiTh The exception of January, The Beorfocfs
has been published every Two weeks.
82 - BeorfacTs
Toriols, ond corToons.
"The purpose of The Beorfocfs
is To show The school and The
community of Anderson CounTy
whoT's going on oT ACHSX' said
Ruthie.
The sToff consists primarily of
sTudenTs in WriTing for The News-
paper class ond oTher sTudenTs
who jusT like To wriTe.
"l've wriTTen for The posT Two
yeors," said senior Joann Powell.
"l like To wriTe. ond This gives me o
good opporTuniTy To hove my
work published."
CompuTer MaTch Raises Money
Junior JIII Carlton searches for a compuT-
er maTch answer sheeT for a curious sTu-
denT. The compufer maTch made abouT
S300 dollars for The Befa Club fund.
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"To sTimulaTe efforT, reward
achievemenT, and To encourage
and assisT iTs members To conTin-
ue Their educaTion afTer high
school." This is The purpose of The
BeTa Club.
The BeTa club has fundraisers To
raise money for The NaTional Can-
cer SocieTy and The BeTa Club
Scholarships. These fundraisers in-
cluded a roadblock, The seniors
vs faculTy ballgame. and The
compuTer daTing maTch.
"I really look forward To The
compuTer maTch each year."
said junior Cindy Bledsoe. "Even
Though I already have a boy-
friend, iT's fun To see who The
compuTer maTched me wiTh."
"We make from STO To S15 dollars a week
from our donuT sales." said Mrs. Judy
Warren, co-sponsor for The BeTa Club.
Here. senior Roxanna Chrisman waiTs for
a cusTomer as senior Mark Liikenhus
reads The morning paper.
FRONT ROW: Elgin Emmons. sponsor: Mark LiTkenhus, president Tracy Wells, vice pres.q Jill Carlfon. sec.: Mickey
Dawson, sgT. af arms. SECOND ROW: Melissa Durr. Victoria Woodrow. Laura Wheeler. Nafhan Sweef. Lori Drury,
Melissa Suffon, Roxanna Chrlsman, Lynn Wells. Tl-llRD ROW' John Wilson. Teresa Combs. Cindy Bledsoe, Jennifer
Hopper, Kellie Afkins, Kim Fallis, Amy Adams. Michelle Edwards. BerT STeelman. FOURTH ROW: Steven STeeIe. Jeff Flnl.
Mark Sea, Melanie Shouse, Chrisfy Giles. Dickie Jones. John Kearns, Keilh Lilly. Jimmy Drury, Seth Hibbs. BACK ROW:
Spencer Bruce, John Thomas, RoberT Peace. Tonya Sparrow, Tracey Turner. Missy Taylor, VlcToria Welch. Cassy Barr.
Lee Ann Davis, Befh l-lodges, Wesley Roach.
BeTa - 83
I-Iard Work Pays Off
"If you aren'T confused around
here, you aren'T Trying hard
enough." ThaT sign, on The wall in
The journalism room, is The moTTo
The yearbook sTaff lived by.
Yearbook work consisTed of
phofography, IayouT design, and
wrifing. The sTaff found ThaT mak-
ing a yearbook was noT easy.
"The work is chaIIenging," said
senior ediTor Joann Powell, "buf
The worsT parTs abouT making a
yearbook are The deadlines.
There are hours of Tedious proof-
reading."
"AfTer I saw IasT year's book, I
realized ThaT my hard work was
noT wasTed," said senior Jill Price,
also on The sfaff Iasf year.
DespiTe The work, There were
advanTages To being on The
yearbook sfaff. "We have a par-
Ty for every suifable occasion,"
said senior Michelle Redden.
STaff members Iisfen as senior Kendra Hall expiains her ideas on a book cover.
Senior Chad Raymond gefs heip from Mrs. Glenda Thompson, advisor, on his album
secfion pages. CAT Topj
AII alone, junior Marty Terry wrifes a sfory for The sporTs secTion. MarTy said he works 2
beffer in a auief atmosphere, I
84 - Journalism
lVlarTy Terry, Jill Price, Liz Isaac, Kelly Drury, Glenda Thompson Cadvisorj, Charlie Miller,
Michelle Redden, Joann Powell QediTory, Kendra Hall, Lisa Gibson, Lori Drury, Chad
Raymond.
AfTer making herself comforTable on The heaTer, senior Michelle Redden wriTes The SAE
sTory for The club secTion.
A candle is liT for Michelle Redden's birThday cupcake by senior Liz Isaac and junior
Gail Greene. Everyone on The sTaff shares The same candle.
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Senior Kelly Drury sorTs Through picTures
while looking for a parTicular one To fiT on
one of The vocaTionol school pages.
Journalism - 85
Academic Teams Not AT Best
Mathematics coach Beverly Stivers in-
structs her team before a home match.
"Buzzing in" on a question, senior Steven
Steele prepares to give an answer for the
math team.
86 - Academic Team
Despite having a high-quality
team consisting of many return-
ing seniors and quite a few tal-
ented returning underclassmen,
the academic team ended up
with only a 3-42 record for The
season.
"The other schools were larger
and had more depTh," com-
mented senior Richard Meyer,
who led The science team and,
with senior Steven Steele, The
math Team in scoring.
Senior Rachel Dockal, who led
both the humanities and English
literature teams, added, "The
main reason for our poor season
was The lack of interest in-
voIved."
Junior Marty Terry also did his
share of The work by leading The
social studies team.
The High-Q team fell to Wood-
ford Co. in The second round of
Hin the Know" and closed the
year 'i-2.
Waiting for competition To start, senior l-iigh-Q Team members Mark Sea, Richard
Meyer, and Rachel Dockal pose for the camera. The team went on to defeat Wolf Co,
Jeff Fint, Rachel Dockal, Charlie Miller, Sean Cantrill, Binoj George, Steven Steele, Mark
Sea, Marty Terry, Tracey Turner, Shae McEwen, Kristi Dixon, Coach Jane Ross.
STudenT Council l-lelps School
Soc Hops, Coreer Doy, Tedcher sndcks, roi-
singflowering The fldg, pdinTing murdls on The wolls
These ore d few of The Things done by The
STudenT Council.
"We're here To represenT The sTudenT body firsT,"
sdid presidenT Mark Lilkenhus, 'lbuT we Try To do
oTher Things To moke school more fun."
"We encourdge sTudenTs To come To us if They've
goT problems wiTh The school. Then we Try To work
someThing ouT." odded sophomore Danny Murphy.
While sophomore Tonya Johnson looks on, senior Chip Carpen-
ter "sTruTs his sTuff" dT d STudenT Council Soc Hop.
BOTTOM ROW: Loren Wells, KrisTi Cldrk, Millie Perry, Leslie STroTTon,
Allison Compbell. Jill CdrlTon, TOP ROW: Mork LiTkenhus. Ricky
RoberTs, .lon NlcAnly. ChrisTy lvlounTioy. Donny Murphy. Mdrk
Peoch, Borry Young.
Senior sTudenT council members Barry Young, Mark Litkenhus,
ond Jan McAnIy discuss whoT Type inviToTions To order for sen-
iors.
PuTTing on a show oT d STudenT Council Soc Hop, seniors Darin
Young CTronTj ond Sieve Rose Qreorj show oTher sTudenTs The cirT
C775 of bdlleT.
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Ready, Willing, And Able
Members of FFA are always ready To lend a help-
ing hand, willing To do Things better, and most cer-
Tainly have shown They're able.
This year's chapter accomplished everyThing
They set out To do and more. AT The regional FFA
Day aT The University of Kentucky, They received
superior raTings in beef producTion, forage produc-
Tion, Tobacco production, placement in ag., public
speaking and Turf and landscape management.
500A of our chapter aTTended The conTesT which
was The besT percenTage in The sTaTe.
Last summer They attended The STaTe Livestock
Show aT Eastern Ky. University where They placed
Third ouT of 43 chapters. Senior Todd Elllott re-
ceived a perfect score in The sheep judging divi-
sion.
ln order To become a STaTe Farmer, Their accom-
plishments in production, projecTs, leadership, and
Their activities are evaluated over a number of
years. Seniors Davld Bird and Todd Elliot have re-
ceived This award. Only Two percent of The sTaTe
members are chosen for This honor.
The chapter also entered a floaT in The ChrisTmas
parade TiTled - 'lAmerican Ag. - We Feed The
People." On The floaT were differenT aspecTs of
farm life.
Club president David Blrd calls The meet-
ing to order as Mr. Vernon Sutton, spon-
sor, looks Through some papers.
Secretary Jason Denney Takes a break
before being called on To give The min-
utes from The Sept. meeting.
88 - FFA
FRONT ROW: David Bird, president: Jerry Davenport, vice president: Jason Denney, secretary: Todd Elliot, treasurer:
Billy Blackburn, reporter: Vick Smith, sentinel. SECOND ROW: John Durr, Robbie Peach, Brent Waldridge, Donald
Curtsinger, Sammy Chapman, Tom Huff. THIRD ROW: Doug Chilton, Alan Montgomery, Norman Guagel, Chris Griffie.
Mike Smith, Brad Buntain, Chris Wells, Kenny Evans, Jeff Harrocl, Jeff Reed. BACK ROW' Joey Trent, Steven Bowman,
Tony Kyler, Eddie Hanks, Tyler Chrisman, Richard Eversole, Butch Evans, Kevin Sparrow.
Being A Good SporT
STressing The imporTonce of reli-
gion in oThleTics is The purpose of
FCA - Fellowship of ChrisTion
AThIeTes.
Lecl by Coach Kafhy Wrighf,
The club is supporTed by 38 mem-
bers, o surprisingly low number
compored To IosT yeor's T82
members. The decreose in mem-
bers wos due To revisions in The
club dues ond rules. Dues wenT
from free To 33.00. Holding The
meeTing during lunch discour-
oged sTudenTs olso becouse few
sTucienTs enjoy giving up Their
lunch Time.
FRONT ROW: KoThy Wright, sponsor: KeiTh Lilly, president: STephonie Penny, v. president: Karen Clork, secretory: Dickie
Jones, Treosurer. SECOND ROW: Todd BryonT, Kelley Hoyes, Wendie Reynolds, Shannon Drury, Tobiihu Fendell,
Anisso Young, Condy McMichael, Shoe McEwen, Jimmy Robinson, Fronk Follis, Chris Cornish. THIRD ROW: Jon Durr,
Donny Murphy, Angie Smith, Morcio Honks, KrisTi Thompson, Mickey Dawson, Morguerife Shouse. Kristi Clork, Doug
Slockfon, SToci Bell, Mcirk Peach. BACK ROW: Mike EkbundiT, Betiy Jeon Richmond, Liso G-riTTon, Cossondro Kessinger,
Bloine Hommond, Denise Dennis, Morty Terry, Julie McGuire, Melisso Durr, Krisio Wolker, Jerry Wczrford.
Club sponsor Kathy Wright feels ThoT giv-
ing your besT noT only in TolenT buT in The
oTTiTude you show Toworcl oThers before,
during, ond ofTer o gome is The key To ony
good Teom.
ProcTicing FCA sTonclords on ond off The
fooTboII field, senior member Dickie Jones
owoiTs The referee's coll oT The Mercer
CounTy gome.
FCA - 89
Working Togefher
Those sfudenfs who offend business cldss dnd
heolfh cldss of vocdfiondl school hdve Two clubs
offered To Them.
FBLA QFuTure Business Ledders of Americdj is for
Those in business cldss. This club rdises money To give
pdrfies for kindergdrfen ond nursery school children
dnd To send flowers To The nursing homes. They olso
hdve projecfs every monfh dnd on FBLA of The
monfh.
Besides rdising money, They olso ledrn business. 'll
like This club becduse I gef To meef people," sdid
junior Tamara Robinson, "dnd To ledrn business dnd
how To conducf iT."
HOSA Cl-leolfh Occupdfion Sfudenfs of Americdj is
for Those in hedlfh cldss. HOSA helps The communify
in mdny wdys. They do clinicdls, hdve porfies for
Prepdring for her nexf dssignmenf. senior Dawnu King looks
Through her Typing book.
Wdnfing To Tdke porf in The fun of Emmd B, Word, senior Lesley
Cox swings ds junior Sue Harvey pushes.
Shdrihg d sndck dnd d friendly folk, seniors Marfi Thompson dnd
Chrisfy Mounfjoy Toke d bredk from Their cldsses.
OO - Vocdfiondl Clubs
FRONT ROW: Jennifer Hammond, Missy Parker, Ann Jeffries. BACK ROW: Tamara Robin-
son, Paula Toll, Tammy Hillard, Lisa Boblett, Melissa Cubert.
FRONT ROW: Trina Bennett, Tammy Stephens, LeeAnn Peyton, Wendy Bruce, Lesley
Cox, Christy Mountjoy, Marti Thompson. SECOND ROW: Brenda Wells, Diane Tucker, Lisa
B
agwell, Melodie Bixler, Staci Newton, Julia Montgomery, Sherry Maloney, Myra Hodges,
Amy Murphy, Kathy Sanders.
To Help
Others
kindergarten, work at the hospi-
tal and work in the TMH program
at Harrodsburg High School.
'Besides helping people, this
club is to help us find what we
want," said senior Lisa Bagwell.
Careers open to them include
nursing, child care, veterinary,
and teaching mentally retarded
children.
Senior Trlna Bennett, a HOSA member,
takes part in the Co-op program by help-
ing with the children.
Vocational Clubs - 94
VICA Olympians
VICA, VocaTional lndusTrial Clubs of America, is
made up of sTudenTs enrolled in carpenfry, elecTric-
iTy, and auTo mechanics.
The officers include Tim Schell - PresidenT, Mark
Metcalf - Vice-Presidenf, Slan Hardin -Treasur-
er, and Van Turner - ParliamenTarian.
ul feel ThaT VICA is a greaT experience for sTu-
denTs To work TogeTher," said Tim. "Being presidenT
of VICA helps me help oThers in fund raisers and
compeTiTion."
The VICA Skill Olympics were held on April A. Mark
and Van placed second in The Opening and Clos-
ing Ceremony. 'll Think parTicipaTing in The Skill Olym-
pics helps me be more open To my job," said Mark.
CurrenTly enrolled in ElecTriciTy I, Mark earned The
award by compeTing in ResidenTial Wiring.
Under The guidance of Holly Chillon, senior Tim Schell checks
The specificaTions on The rafTer layouT.
FRONT ROW: Tim Schell, Sian Hardin, Van Turner. SECOND ROW: Kevin Pruilf, Scolf Monbeck, Wayne Hawkins, Kim
Curran, George Cocanougher, Brian Jones, Kevin Dean. BACK ROW. Shane Gammon, ScoTf Walton, Dustin Curlis,
Marfin Casey, Wade Tinsley, Tony Mattingly, Bernice Peyfon, Tyler Hill.
ln Their welding class juniors Brad Burge
and Scoll Cornish learn how To mend
me-Tal.
During Mr. ArmsTrong's AuTo Mechanics
class, Mr. Armslrong and a WesTern slu-
denT Jeff Perkins give lasT minuTe insTruc-
Tions To Anderson CounTy's juniors Duslin
Curlis and Van Turner before Taking a
TesT.
92 - VICA
FRONT ROW: Mr. Mike Watson, Rachel Dockal, .lon Sutton, Ruthie Trent, Staci Bell, Debbie Miller. SECOND ROW1 Tony
Simpson, Blaine Hammond, Doug Stockton, Jimmy Robinson, Cassy Barr, Melanie Shouse, Melanie Hudson, Roxanna
Chrisman, Cindy Bledsoe, Ladonis Toney, Leslie Stratton. BACK ROW: Price Watkins, Chip Carpenter, Shelly Chrisman,
Heidi Frye, Jennifer Perkins, Lori Drury, Heather Brough, Meredith Hyatt, Laura Wheeler, Robert Peace, Ronald Fields
Sponsor of the History Club, Mr. Mike Watson discusses the upcoming club trip with
sophomore Price Watkins and junior Tony Simpson.
Going to their next meeting, juniors Ladonis Toney, Cassy Barr, Melanie Shouse, Staci
Eell, Doug Stockton, and sponsor Mr. Mike Watson discuss the activities at the conven-
ion in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Time Trip
ln its second year, the History
Club has accomplished a lot.
They sponsor archeological digs,
camp restoration projects and
give suggestions to other clubs.
They also take trips to Frank-
fort, Eastern Kentucky, and this
year they went to the anniversa-
ry of the state house. For one
week they will go to archeologi-
cal camp.
ln archeological camp, they
learn about archeological digs
and the history. "I like the archeo-
logical digs the most," said junior
Jon Sutton.
They also learn about the histo-
ry of Kentucky. "I think the History
Club was a good idea because it
helps promote Kentucky's histo-
ry," said senior Chip Carpenter.
History - 93
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Playing af The beginning of "Trooper's SaluTe," freshman Bobby
Fields leads The band info Their firsT formafion during halffime ofa
home foofball game.
Hoping The rain holds off a liffle longer af The ACHS band conTesT.
seniors Sean Canlrill and Trevor Piall and junior Charlie Mlller
perform Their Trio in "SanTa Cruz." Rain did keep The bands off The
field, buT forfunafely They were able To march on The pracfioe
bIackTop field.
- Band
Being wiTh friends is one of The advanfages of marching band.
JusT "siTTing around," senior Belh Hodges and sophomores Les-
lie Campbell, Allison Campbell, and Jana Denny Take a break
during The heoTio ACHS band oonTesT.
Drum equipmeni Takes a IoT of abuse during The excifemenf o
marching compeTiTion. Sophomore drummer Mike Hardln make.
some repairs To a snare Thai was damaged af The Idsf show.
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WhiTe PanTs??
S25,000ll ThaT figure and a feeling of disappoint-
menT seemed To hang over The marching band all
season. The 825,000 was The cost of The new, and
badly needed, band uniforms. The disappoinTmenT
came from The delay of Two months in geTTing The
uniforms, causing The Marching BearcaTs To march
over half of Their conTesTs in blue jeans and T-shirts.
The uniforms, however, were worTh The waiT.
'lWe looked 40096 beTTer in uniform," said director
Gary Burton. "NoT having uniforms really affected
our show, buT nexT year will be a real good one."
After many months of expectation, juniors Billy Blackburn and
Andrea Boggs and band direcTor Gary Burton and his wife, Sara
Burlon, anxiously awaiT The arrival of The new, and laTe arriving,
band uniforms.
FRONT ROW Laura Stevens, Rachel Dockal, Chad Raymond, Danny Murphy. Dwayne Reardon, Cindy Caldwell, Andy
Zopff, Eric Pittman, Mike Hardin, Chip Benton, SECOND ROW' Joann Powell, Cindy Bledsoe, Kelly Hayes, Renee
Metcalfe, Leslie Stratton, Teresa Combs, Leslie Campbell, Jana Denney, Helen Olason. THIRD ROW1 Cynthia Turnman,
Melanie Shouse, Staci Bell, Jennifer Perkins, Dana Richey, Krista Walker, Tonya Horseman, Tina Wolfe, Suzannoh
Cartinhour FOURTH ROW: Luetta Goodlett, Ango Smith, Tammy Perkins, Missy Devine, Marie Cunningham. Vikki
Partlow, Missy Durr, Darlene May, April Goodlett FIFTH ROW: Lara Brock, Laura Raymond, Michelle Greene, Lodonis
Toney, Dawn Woods, Samantha Hendricks, Jennifer Hommonds, Mona Sutton. SIXTH ROW Robby Isham, Darrin Phillips.
Chris Roach, Ray Spears, Mark Sea, Wesley Roach, Michelle Redden, Karen Wesley. SEVENTH ROW' Mark Richard,
Brad Burton, Jerry Hurst, Joe Madden, Joe Hurt, Bobby Fields, Jimmy Drury, Vick Smith, P.D. Barnes. EIGHTH ROW: Tim
Robinson, Brian Morgan, Ronnie Fields, Kevin Bolton, John Wilson, Bryan Meade, Bryon Peach, Charlie Miller, Trevor
Platt, NINTH ROW' Gabe Carpenter, Marty Terry, Chris Morgan, Robby Vaughn, Eric Jeffries, David Boggess, David
Woods, Andrea Boggs, Anesso Peak BACK ROW: Glen Thompson, Kim Johnson, Alisha Howard, Robby Peace, Grant
Franklin, Billy Blackburn, Deanna Bogie. FLAGS' Christy Giles, Beth Hodges, Kristie Clark, Shannon Drury, Kim Richey,
Tammy Kays, Heidi Frye, Allison Campbell, Tiffany Antrobus, Shelly Chrisman, Staci Cunningham, Denise Landers,
Tonya Dennis, Ruthie Trent, Lee Ann Davis, Cassy Barr, Robin Franklin.
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Senior Chad Raymond and junior Robby
Vaughn play aT The bonfire.
Band - 95
Chorus Excels
Through a TryouT procedure, sTudenTs were
placed in eiTher regular chorus or advanced chorus,
a new class This year.
"Advanced Chorus offers several Things such as a
varieTy of liTeraTure, more challenging liTeraTure,
Theory, and music appreciaTion," said Mrs. Sara
Burton, insTrucTor.
ChrisTmas provided The opporTuniTy for beginning
a show choir as members of The Advanced Chorus
choreographed numbers of Their musical. IT was
presenTed To The sTudenT body. ln addiTion, The
ChrisTmas musical was presenTed aT EBW school, aT
The STewarT Home, and aT CresTwood BapTisT
Church in FrankforT one Sunday evening.
ln The spring several groups compeTed aT ConTesT
including The Advanced Chorus, boTh a girls' and a
boys' ensemble, a mixed ensemble, and several
solos. "AT conTesT you don'T compeTe againsT oTher
schools," said junior Meredith Hyatt. "lT's really
againsT yourself. You geT raTed." Nearly all The
groups received superior ratings.
AT Front: Mrs. Sara Burton, director. FRONT ROW1 Tammy Hari, Alisha Howard, Dawn Tipton, Lori Huffman. Megan
Moran, Missy Dunn, Lori Rodarmel SECOND ROW: Suzanne Johnson, Cheryl Powell, Gail Napier, Michelle Harley. Angie
Evans, Melanie Hamm, Kafhy Fryman, Collie Bradley. BACK ROWi Michael Roysden, James Bowen, Sonny Chapman,
Duke Stratton, Price Walkins, Tony Simpson, Bobby Richmond.
Usually near Chrisimas Time, The chorus sings for The school. This year They puT on a play.
Q6 - Chorus
Freshmen Karen Clark and Mark Peach dance for The youngsTers aT The STewarT Home
during Their Chrislmas musical.
AT FronT. Mrs. Sara Burion, direclor. FRONT ROW: Kendra Hail, Lisa Greene, Michelle Greene, Amy Murphy, Deanna Junior collene Jo - .
Drury, Karen ciark, Mereann HyaTT, Berry Jean Richmond, Jamie Barr, Melodie Bixier. SECOND Row: Tray McGaughey, hnson helps Senor M"
Chip Carpenler, Robert Coffey, Andy SmiTh, BrenT Waldridge, Ben Puckeli, Steve Rose, Lisa Bagwell, Kelly Dean,
chelle Greene wiTh The new chorus dress.
Tamara Welch, Shana Jackson. BACK Row: rim raaa, Mark Peach, Richard Cunningham, Linda Rrenafas, cauene The Qirls in Advanced Chorus selecfed
W Johnson, PoIieTTe Johnson, new dreggeg fhis yeor'
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As The chorus sings, sophomore Breni Wlhen plays The piano.
Chorus - Q7
Worship
TogeTher
Glow is a fellowship ThoT pro-
vides a Time for learning and shar-
ing The word of God. The mem-
bers feel iT can help Them in ev-
eryday life.
"Glow helps me keep a per-
pecTive on Things," said senior
Chip Carpenter. "IT can also
show people There is an alTerna-
Tive To drinking and Taking
drugs."
Glow was sTarTed a year and a
half ago by seniors Roxanna
Chrlsman and Melissa Cunning-
ham. "Roxanne and l saw iT in a
Sunday school brochure and de-
cided To sTarT iT," said Melissa.
AlThough The club meeTs regu-
larly, Roxanna and Melissa don'T
know if The club will conTinue
afTer They graduaTe. "Glow
probably will noT conTinue be-
cause There is no one will Take iT
over," said Melissa.
FRONT ROW: Melissa Cunningham, Roxanna Chrlsman. BACK ROW: Dawn TipTon, Rachel
Dockal, Chris Eversole, Mark Sea.
Q8 - Clow
As Glow members meeT for The lasT Time This year, seniors Roxanna Chrlsman and
Melissa Cunningham discuss The meaning of a Bible verse wiTh The resT of The group.
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nighT, seniors Roxanna Chrlsman and
Chlp Carpenter lisTen for suggesTions.
FRONT ROW: Jill Price, Roxanna Chrisrnan, Melanie Hudson. SECOND ROW: Robin Franklin, Leslie Cox, Arny Adams,
Staci Wells, Heidi Frye, Marie Crawford. BACK ROW: Brittany Su1Ton, Shelly Chrisman, Sally Cook, Kellie ATkins, Tamara
Robinson, Paula Toll, Megan Moran.
Back
Again!
AfTer Two years, Career Girls is
back in acTion. This year Mrs.
CaThy Hughes Took over The club
as iTs sponsor.
l'l'm really glad ThaT Career
Girls sTarTed again, because iT
was a learning experience and
The meeTings were inTeresTing,"
said senior Leslie Cox.
FuncTions of The club This year
included monThly club meeTings,
a presenTaTion from Ginger Hay-
don, a local businesswoman, and
The insTallaTion of nexT year's offi-
cers.
"The new officers are already
hard aT work Trying To line up in-
TeresTing acTiviTies for nexT year,"
said junior club presidenT Llsa
Gibson.
Looking over a pamphleT for Career Girls, seniors Robin Franklln
and Jlll Prlce discuss The agenda for The nexT meeTing.
As nexT year's president junior Llsa Gibson llghTs The candles of
juniors Marle Crawford, Francie Cummins and Llsa Ashcroft aT
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Personnel
Refurn
Being busy is noT someThing unusudl for Mr.
Barneff, GS he Tdlks To d sTudenT's pdrenT
on The phone.
Sophomore Ryan Finnell brings Mr. Bar-
neT1 some refreshmenTs from The LdTin
Togo pdrTy.
402 - AdminisTroTion
The biggesT chonge in school fdculTy This yeor wds in The office of
The principcil when former vice-principdl Larry Barnett wds moved
inTo The principdl's office.
Mr. Barnett, GH odminisTrdTor well-liked by mosT sTudenTs, sold ThoT
his new job, olThough less of o negofive one, enToiled more responsibil-
iTies ond Took up much more Time.
"l hdve so mony Things To do ond so liTTle Time To do Them," loughed
Barnett, "ThoT I don'T even hove Time To mow my own ldwn."
AnoTher "old foce in ci new ploce" This yeor is ThdT of ossisTonT
principdl Steve Barriger. Mr. Barriger, who Toughf world hisTory ond
psychology here Two yeors dgo, reTurned To Toke over Mr. BarneTT's
old posifion.
"l've enjoyed This yeor ond working wiTh Mr. Barnett," sold Mr.
Barriger. "l miss Teoching, ond I do hdve To dish ouT o loT of punishmenf,
buT oT Iedsf when I leove dT four o'clock iT's over."
msec
During pre-regisTraTion, Mr. Bob Sarver, guidance counselor, gives a shorT speech To This
year's freshmen abouT Their classes.
Filing a sTudenT's record of aTTendance, Mr. Barriger begins anoTher day. He was in
charge of keeping up wiTh The sTudenTs' aTTendance.
B
Feeding sTudenTs' grades inTo The com-
puTer is someThing Mrs. Jeannie Walns-
coTT spends a IoT of her Time doing. Mrs.
Walnscott was hired This year To work The
compuTer and assisT The Teachers wiTh
2 running off TesTs.
2, ,
While waiTing for her senior inviTaTion re-
ceipT, senior Susie Searcy waiTs for Mrs.
Joretia Russell, secreTary, To fill ouT her
receipt ,
AdminisTraTion - 403
Board Changes
ConTroversies . . . a word ThaT The Anderson
CounTy School Board knows well. Among Those ThaT
were highlighfed This year were decisions To pur-
chase new band uniforms for S25,000, To Take Three
days off spring break for snow days, To buy a com-
puTer sysTem for The office, and To refuse The insTall-
menT of air condiTioning in The schools, again.
'lWe can'T please everyone all The Time, buf we
Try To do whaT we Think is besT aT The Time," said
SuperinTendenT Paul Polly.
Some sTudenTs aT ACHS feel ThaT They have a
way To help The Board please more people more of
The Time. The idea, which appeared in an ediTorial
on The Bearfacfs page in The local paper, suggesfs
placing a sTudenT as a i'siT in" on The Board.
"A sTudenT on The school board could share his
ideas abouT issues ThaT affecT oTher sTudenTs," said
sophomore Donny Murphy. "AlThough noThing's
happened yeT, maybe The Board will consider iT for
nexT year."
SuperinTendenT of Anderson Counfy for eighT years, Mr. Paul
Polly is proud of his achievemenTs.
FRONT ROW' Mr. Thomas CoTTon, Mr Bobb HyaTT, Mr. Gary ChilTon BACK ROW
- - Y
Roberf Champion, Mr. J.R. PinksTon.
Welcoming The new freshmen, Mr. Sonny Fenlress gives one of his lasT speeches
before leaving The high school and going To The Board To become AssusTanT SuperinTen
denT.
4041 - Board Of Educafion
Preparing
For The STudenTs
MosT people enjoy eaTing. For This reason, cooks
have a big responsibiliTy To prepare a good nuTri-
Tious meal ThaT we all enjoy.
Daphne CarTer, Iunchroom manager, Tries To
prepare as many differenT and nuTriTious meals as
possible. Being Typical Teenagers, our sTudenTs are
noT always pleased wiTh The cafeTeria lunches. 'llf
we had more sTudenT inpuT, we could prepare
more meals ThaT The sTudenTs prefer," Mrs. CarTer
said.
ln addiTion To Mrs. Carter, Jean Blakeman, Glad-
ys Cummins, Kaiherine Sparrow, Virginia Franklin,
and ChrisTine Montgomery prepare The school
lunches.
Jeff Cummins, head cusTodian, and Wanda
Breeding, assisTanT cusTodian, work many hard and
long hours each day mopping floors, cleaning res-
Trooms, sweeping, and doing various oTher Things.
Taking a break, Jeff Cummins enjoys a box of popcorn during a
baskeTball game.
STarTlng early in The morning, Gladys Cummins begins working
on lunch. Here she fills salT and pepper shakers.
Preparing for lunch. Calherlne Sparrow, Mrs. Jean Blakeman,
and ChrIsTIne Monlgomery waiT for The lunch rush.
Taking Time off from cooking lunch, Daphne CarTer and Vlrglnla
Franklin pose for The camera.
Lunchroom - 405
'IO6
Phose
Eizzles
All ACHS sTudenTs ore required
To Tdke four yeors of English.
Freshmen ond sophomores Toke
The Trodifionol cidsses while juniors
ond seniors choose from mony
phdse closses.
Freshmen ond sophomore Eng-
lish classes spenf d loT of Time pre-
pdring for The KEST TesT. "We
spenT d loT of Time reviewing bo-
sic grommdr," sold Anissa
Young.
This wos The losT yedr for phose
English. Phose English offered a
vdriefy of closses from LiTeroTure
of The Bible To Science FicTion. "I
like Phose English becouse I con
choose from loTs of differenT
classes," sold junior Melissa Don-
nell.
I
ln Deofh ond Dying closs, senior David Ishmael wds ossisfed by
junior Meredith Hyatt in This skif from Eric, o book They reod.
Bringing voriefy To short stories in 2nd period English, sophomores
Ray Spears, Danny Murphy, Tonya Johnson, ond Shane Strat-
ton dromdfized "Lomb To The SIoughTer."
- English
Speech wos o new Phdse English cldss of-
fered This yeor. Senior Chad Raymond
wos one of The sTudenTs who ledrned The
bosics of public spedking.
I
Singing "BABY LOVE," sophomores Mark Milchell, Noal Collon,
ond junior Darrin Willard imildie The Supremesmdijiig oih period
English.
Sophomores Marsha Woodrow ond Bert Sleelman pay close
olreniion To Toni Ryback GS she exploins The hislory of her dog
during Their 3rd period English book report
In AP. English oloss, Darrln Phillips, Wesley Roach, Laura Sle-
vens, ond Richard Meyer reindci ihe fornous fighl scene in
"Hor'nIeT."
Dressed os d robol, senior Mark Lilkenhus snedks o quick drink os
porl of his ddverfising compoign in Moss Medio.
English - 407
lVlaTh Confusion
Algebra I, Algebra ll, geomeTry, consumer maTh,
general maTh, pre-calculus, and compuTer science
are The maTh classes Taught aT ACHS. The Teachers
for These classes are Mrs. Beverly Stivers, Mr. Bill
Reinle, Miss Juanlta Sutherland, Mr. Gary Ste-
vens, Mrs. Cathy Hughes, and Miss Kathy Wright.
Miss Wright and Miss Sutherland are new To The
faculTy This year, both having moved up from The
middle school. Miss Wright Teaches general maTh
and Miss Sutherland Teaches Algebra I and ll.
WiTh The help of a calculator, senior Kim Fallls Tries To find The
soluTion To a pre-calculus problem.
Mrs. Stivers explains an eauaiion To sophomore Ruby Doss as
senior Steven Steele supervises.
Typing a program, senior Steve Rose Tries To feed iT inTo The
compuTer.
Working a problem on The blackboard, sophomore Tom Hutt
muITiplies and Then adds To get The answer.
Problem Solving And DissecTing
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ln Generol Science students do everything from
leorning obout kinetic energy To doing Their own
science projects.
The big projects for The Biology I ond ll cldsses ore
The onimol dissections. Throughout The yeor They
dissect d worm, o rdbbit, ond o frog.
ln Chemistry I ond ll The sTudenTs do ldb experi-
ments. They also keep dolly food diories ond sTudy
nutrition. HLODS ore The best port of chemistry," sold
junior Lara Brock, "because we get To see The
reoctions ThoT we ore sTudying."
Physics students leorn obouT everything from ve-
locity To wdve lengThs.
While selling computer ddting lists in The concession stond, junior
Christy Giles Tdkes Time out To finish her ChemisTry Il homework.
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Reviewing for The next dcy's biology Test, sophomores Stuart
Patterson ond Lea Haydon redd Through d chopter in The book.
Looking for The ldb specimen thot she will view under d micro-
scope, freshmon Alisha Howard prepores for o Iob in biology
closs.
Science - 'IOQ
Co-Ed
Classes
From learning CPR To exercising for an aerobic
lesson, physical educaTion offers a varieTy of acTivi-
Ties.
TaughT by Tony Kays, Larry Basham, and Bill
Pickett, sTudenTs are required To have one year of
freshman P.E. STudenTs may aTTend The Advanced
P.E. class for an elecfive when They are seniors.
This year marks The reinsTiTuTion of co-ed classes
for P.E. sTudenTs. Former years divided The classes
inTo all-boy and all-girl classes. lvlosT sTudenTs feel as
Though This is an advanTage. Freshman Wendie
Reynolds said, 'Someone would be silly noT To like
The boy-girl classes. We are all human, righT'?"
Freshman Vicky Eslep gives iT all she has as she Tries To accom-
plish her oesf Time on The infamous "Kay's OlosTacle Course."
NoT quiTe a maTTer of life and death, buf exfremely imporfanf for a good grade
freshman Dou STockTon and so homore Grant Roark racfice CPR on one of The
9 D D
dummies furnished by EMS.
Look ouT, Broadway! Alfhough junior Robby Vaughn may noT make IT To New York he
aTTempTs To develop his dance sfeps To perfecfion in Advanced P E
l'lO - Physical EducaTion
STudenTs AT
Work
The highlighT of The Resource classes This year was
The new work program. Many of The sTudenTs sTarT-
ed leaving The school during The day To go To differ-
enT places To work. They goT work aT places such as
Pic-Pac, Arby's, Convenient and Wal-MarT. "I enjoy
going To Cromwell Williams," said sophomore Tom-
my Cox, "because I geT exTra money and I geT ouT
of school."
While The sTudenTs are aT work They earn crediTs
aT school.
The Resource classes TaughT The sTudenTs basic
skills in social sTudies. English, maTh, and science.
There was a program where The sTudenTs received
individual help if needed.
The Resource classes were TaughT by Mrs. Mar-
lene Bruce, Mr. Chuck Fletcher, Mrs. Wanda
Chandler, and Mrs. Sara Sweet.
During ATh period Resource class, Junior Kelly Bean pracTices
filling ouT forms.
Sophomores Becky Nation and Chrisfi Taylor pracTice The mon-
ey exchange procedures ThaT a cashier would have To know.
Resource -
'I44
Cooking And Sewing
Blanch, bosTe, hem, sTiTch, fry
Sound fomilidr? lf you hove
had home ec They do. They ore
Terms used every doy in home ec
classes.
The home ec closses ore
TdughT by Mrs. Lora Werner ond
Mrs. Nancy Shyrock ond cover
subjecTs ThoT vary from sewing To
how To roise children.
The sTudy of The various fields of
home economics helps To pre-
pare sTudenTs for The fuTure.
ThroughouT The year The sTu-
denTs perform o mock wedding,
cook gourmeT food, Ieorn how To
boThe o boby ond assemble d
piece of cloThing.
WoTching os senior Sheila Procior dresses
o baby, junior Stacey Belt ond senior Lar-
efie Greenwell woiT for Their Turn.
LifTing The Top off The pon, sophomore Debbie Monbeck geTs
reody To somple some of her cooking.
Freshman Michael Roysden washes dishes ofTer o doy of cook-
ing in Home Ec class.
T42 - Home Ec
PuTTing The pon in The oven, freshman
T Staci Cunningham Tries To keep from
burning herself.
During C1 Tour of The meoT cieporTmenT GT IGA, junior Kevln Spar-
row ond senior Chris Holt look GT The differenT meoT producTs.
As freshmen Jamle Curtslnger sTonds by woTchinQ closely, Mrs.
Shryock explains The markings on The poTTern.
, Home Ec - 443
A Journey Through The Pasf
One of The changes made aT The school This year
was The addifion of a new hisTory class: Advanced
Placemenf U.S. HisTory Taughf by Mr. Mike Watson.
This class was offered To juniors only. The sulojecfs
discussed in This class ranged from social classes of
The 'l600's To elecTions of The early lf?OO's. 'AThis
class was differenf from The oTher hisTory classes
ThaT l have had because iT was a more in-depfh
sTudy," said junior Chrlsty Giles.
At The end of The school year an A.P. history exam
was offered To any sTudenT who had A.P. hisTory
and wished To Take The TesT. Depending how high a
sfudenf scored and whaf college he or she wished
To go To, he or she could receive up To six hours of
hisTory credif.
The oTher hisTory classes Taughf aT ACHS were
world hisTory, humanities, civics, and U.S.. hisTory.
U,S. history was a required subjecf for all juniors. "To
me history is really inTeresTing," said junior Heather
Brough, "because if lefs us see how oTher people
llve."
Looking Through The chapfers in her history book, junior Steph-
anle Penny searches for informafion for her term paper.
Helping junior Lisa Wrlght wifh her history, Mr. Watson looks for
the section which confains the answer,
Wriflng The necessary information, junior Victoria Woodrow
waifs To Take her A.P. hisTory exarn,
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lvlrnd Over lVldTTer
Cori Jung ond Sigmund Freud ore noT common
household words, buT if you've Token psychology
They should sound fomllior.
Psychology is offered To seniors only ond is ToughT
by Mr. Larry Basham ond Mr. Larry Cheatham.
ln psychology The sTudenTs ore ToughT The princi-
ples of how The mind works Through open discus-
sions ond woTching movies. They olso sTudy dbouT
dreoms ond how To inTerpreT whoT They medn.
During The yeor The sTudenTs geT To lisTen To guesT
speokers, ploy chorodes, ond ocT ouT skiTs os well os
woTch movies.
"Psychology is on inTeresTing closs To Toke, be-
couse you geT To sTudy The mind ond your dreomsf'
sold senior Michelle Redden.
Seniors Robln Franklln ond Tony Chrlsman whiz Through yeT
onoTher of Mr. Larry Basham's eosy psychology TesTs.
Reverend Bob Parrlsh lisiens lnTenTly os Rev. Bob Jones answers
Q sTudenT's que-sTion during o ponel discussion in psychology
class.
Adding To The discussion oT hond, Rev. Tyre Denney mokes or
commenT.
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UBonjour-Vale"
Parlez-vous francais? "Oui" was The answer of
many French sTudenTs. l'French is a language ThaT is
preTTy easy To undersTand," said junior Heather
Brough. "I also Think learning French helps me under-
stand The English language beTTer because They
boTh sorT of relaTe."
Gladys Hutchison Teaches French I 84 ll, and
when enough sTudenTs apply, she Teaches French III.
"I really enjoy Teaching my French classes," said
Mrs. Hutchison. "I wish I could get more people To
parTicipaTe in French lll."
Teaching The LaTin class is Mrs. Jane Ross. "I love
To Teach LaTin. IT's really a challenge," said Mrs.
Ross. "Most of my English classes are liTeraTure and
Teaching LaTin gives me The chance To Teach in The
language area."
Many sTudenTs feel LaTin is a difficult language,
buT enjoy learning iT anyway. "LaTin is very frusTraT-
ing aT Times," said junior Melissa Donnell. "But iT is
really a challenge and is a fun language To learn."
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On Club day, French II sTudenTs rush To The refreshments Table
during Their pasTry parTy.
During The LaTin Togo parTy, sophomores Missy Taylor, Tracl
Turner, and Shannon Brandenburg Take a break from The sTren-
uous LaTin class.
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Loading on The bus, French ll sTud
French play held in Lexington.
enTs geT ready To aTTend The
Ceramics and
PainTings
Four arT classes are TaughT by Cecil Shryock -
General ArT I, General ArT Il, Specialized ArT, and
DrafTing.
nl learned how To painT ceramics and how To use
The differenT arT uTensils in ArT I This year," said senior
Robin Franklin. General ArT I includes painTing,
drawing, ceramics, and graphic arT.
General ArT II is similar To ArT I buT iT is more ad-
vanced. ArT hisTory is also covered in ArT ll.
SkeTching and mechanical drawing are Two of
The areas covered in drafTing.
This is The IasT year ThaT Mr. Shryock will be Teach-
ing. He has been Teaching 36 years, 20 of Those
here aT ACHS. "I love Teaching arT, buT l'm glad iT's
over," he said. "I'II enjoy The Time off."
During General An' I freshman Raymond Russell uses his arTisTic
TaIenTs while drawing a picTure of a house.
Working on arT projecTs, seniors Barry Young, Sieve Rose, and
Keiih Lilly puT on The finishing Touches. Barry plans To major in orT
nexT year aT EasTern.
While concenTraTing, junior Susan Woodslde Trims The rough
edges off her ceramic deer in General ArT I.
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The Sounds AT ACI-IS
ACHS offers a variety of electives to the students.
Among those are band and chorus. An exciting
event was The arrival of new band uniforms. "They
are an improvement," said junior Cassy Barr. "We
needed a change."
Another exciting event in Chorus was The All-
State Chorus held in Lexington in which five ACHS
Advanced Chorus students attended. They were
seniors Chip Carpenter and Deanna Drury, junior
Meredith Hyatt, and sophomores Kelly Dean and
Pollette Johnson.
To be able to attend All-State, They first had to try
out. T'There were approximately 4600 people that
Tried out and about one-Third made it," said Chip.
"We were judged on voice quality, how we sang,
and how well we knew the music." The students
spent many hours in practices and rehearsals. "We
would practice for about 3 and one-half hours
straight without a break," said Meredith. "You real-
ly had to have a lot of dedicaTion."
The chorus also put on a show at Stewart's Home.
While most students are in class. sophomores Sean Sparks and
Rudy Johnson and freshmen Dale Hunter and Jeff Harrod un-
load The citrus truck.
As the gym fills up with ACHS students, Mr. Burton leads the band
as they play the school song.
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Working hara during pracTice, The ACHS Ge-TTing ready for Their nexT concerT, These chorus sTudenTs waiT paTienTiy while Mrs.
flags prepare for Their nexT show. BurTon assigns parTs.
Anxiousiy waiTing for Their Turn, freshman Mark Peach, senior Sieve Rose, and junior
Merediih Hyah geT iasT rninuTe insTrucTions from Mrs. Burton.
WaiTing for Mr. Burion To check spoTs on
The oTher side, senior Jimmy Drury men-
Taliy checks his posiTion,
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Business Is
AccounTing is The sTudy of The accounTing cycle
- The cornbinaTion of banking, daTa processing,
pay roll records, noTes and inTeresT, accrued rev-
enue and expenses, parTnership, and corporaTions.
An objecTive of accounTing is To help young people
develop an overall picTure of The ToTal process of
business sysTems.
General Business is The sTudy of business and iTs
economic environmenT.
"I really enjoy Taking General Business because I
Think iT will prepare me for The business world," said
junior Vicky Moore.
In Typing I, sTudenTs learn To Type manuscripTs,
business leTTers, TabulaTion problems, bibliographies,
and research papers.
'il Think Typing I will help me in rny fuTure career,"
said junior Lara Brock. "I Think There would be more
of an advanTage in our careers if They would offer a
Typing II class."
Junior Bryon Peach works hard on a TabulaTion problern in Typing
class.
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During occounTing class, junior Brian Franklln Tries To find The
bank inTeresT of a problern.
In Typing class, junior Jason Denny Types a bibliography page fo
his research paper. CAT Topj
During IndusTrial ArTs class, senior Mark Lifkenhus assembles a
clock moTor for a clock ThaT he made for a relaTive.
Junior Mark Rlpley checks a Tablesaw seTup ThaT was made for
a Table rail in shop class.
Tables, Chairs:
Major ProjecTs
The IndusTrial ArTs class has a main projecT To do
each year. This year's projecT was To make a paTio
chair, or a wood Table.
Besides The main projecT, shop Teacher Mr. Greg-
ory Owens Teaches The differenT Types of wood,
how wood is prepared for The lumber yard, and The
differences beTween plane and joinT wood.
AT The beginning of The year The class also weld-
ed sTands, Then They mass produced auilT racks.
AfTer all These projecTs were compleTed, They sTarT-
ed on Their own projecTs.
"I really enjoy shop class," said junior Brad Smith.
"For my individual projecT I made a gun cabineT.'
The HorTiculTure class is TaughT by Mr. Dorris
Bruce. The class usually works in The greenhouse
growing such planTs as gardenias, violeTs, and oTher
Types of planTs To sell To The communiTy.
The class sold hanging baskeTs in The school lobby
for MoTher's Day.
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Posing for The camera, junior Jon Melloan Takes a break from
operaTing The Tool press.
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Vocational Teachers
Create Enthusiasm
in preparation for the VICA contest, auto mechanics teacher Mike Armstrong goes
over rules and regulations with Tony Mattingly, Kim Curran, Dustin Curtis, and Western
student Jett Perkins.
Keeping a record of imaginary sales, data processing teacher Mrs. Debbie Armstrong
looks over the assignment that she plans to give her students. CLeft topj
Going over the schedule for the day with his secretary Mignon Johnson is how principal
Hughes Jones begins his day. QRight topp
Working on dimensions for a cabinet to go in the house that the carpentry ciass built,
carpentry teacher Holly Chilton checks senior Tim ScheII's calculations.
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Taking a break beiween Typing exercises, Typing insTrucTor Lawrence Hendron poses
for The camera.
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AlThough her day is usually preTTy busy, shorThana Teacher Mrs. Judy Suiter Takes a
rninuie To smile for The phoTographer.
Taking Time ouT of his hecTic schedule, welding Teacher Mr.William Weatherford sTops
wriTing grades long enough To have his picTure Taken.
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lVlelT Down!
Heading The welding course aT vocaTional school
is William Weatherford. Mr. Weatherford has been
Teaching for 'lo years, and helps The sTudenTs To
masTer many Tools, such as a cuTTing Torch.
This Two-year course includes sTudy in arc weld-
ing, work wiTh nig, Tig, and oxygen aceTylene. Peo-
ple from Mercer CounTy bring maTerials in To be
welded. "We weld a loT of eauipmenT for farmers,"
said junior Bertram Buntain.
Besides learning The differenT Types of eauipmenT
and how To use Them, The welding class also welds
pieces of meTal ThaT They use on The Trailor ThaT
They are building.
The besT parT of vocaTional school is The free
Training. lT would cosT 825,000 for Two years aT a
welding school. The sTudenTs also geT Training when
They work aT The E.W. Brown Power PlanT.
During welding class. junior Jamie Anderson cools a piece of
sheeT meTal.
Seeing sparks fly is someThing junior Bertram Buntain comes in
conTacT wiTh a loT in his welding class aT Voc. School.
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While waiTing in line for Kevin Goodlett from WesTern To finish
cuTTing a piece of meTaI, junior Brad Burge marks a piece of
meTal ThaT is ready To be cuT.
During auto mechanics senior George Cocanougher works on a
motor that he built and plans To put in his car,
ThaT's The
Brakes!
In auto mechanics class, taught by Mr. Mike Arm-
strong, students learn The basics of good car care.
howto align tires, fix brakes, build Transmissions, and
generally keep The car's engine running smoothly.
"I Took This class, because I want to learn more
about cars, and howto keep Them in good shape,"
said junior Dustin Curtis.
All of The cars are worked on during class Time
only. The customers bring The cars in and The stu-
dent do all of The repair work.
Another Thing The class does is prepare for and
enter The VICA contest. Last year They placed iaith
in The nation and 22nd The year before. They plan
To enter it again This year. They also plan To enter
The state Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest.
Seniors Wade Tinsley and Tony Mattingly work on a car brought
in by a customer. The class charges only a 52.00 fee for working
on The car and The customer pays for all parts.
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House AT Work
If you need o house builT, jusT geT in Touch wiTh The
Horrodsburg VocdTionol School corpenTry closs.
Eoch yeor The corpenTry closs builds d house,
which is Their rnojor projecT. lvlosT sTudenTs reolly
enjoy working on The house.
"IT hos been hdrd building o house, buT iT olso hos
been reolly fun," sold junior Richard Cunningham.
i'lT mokes you redlize how much work goes inTo
building jusT one house."
i'l Think iT is d real chollenge for The sTudenTs while
working on The house," soid Mr. Holly Chilton. Mr.
Chilton Tedches The cdrpenTry cldss.
The whole yedr is noT dedicoTed jusT To building
The house. The closs olso does speciol projecTs such
os rnoking ndrne bloTes which They sell for profiTs for
The closs.
"lf sTudenTs reolly Try, They con benefiT o IoT from
This cIdss," sold senior Tim Schell, o Two-year cor-
penTry sTudenT.
WesTern-Anderson junior Mark Hursi ond senior Ronnie Black Try
To sTroighTen ouT The Toble sow.
Trying To cuT The rlghT size of wood, senior Tim Schell does o IiTTle
figuring before cuTTing,
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Uivloking iT srnooTh' is whoT junior Brlan Jones senior Anlhony Aldridge ond junior
Richard Cunningham Try To occompllsh
Wiring The House
2 The elecTriciTy class aT The Harrodsburg VocaTion-
2 al school is TaughT by Mr. Fred Knickerbocker.
The elecTriciTy class learns The basics of how To
draw and how To wire o house. The sTudenTs are
responsible for wiring The whole elecTrical sysTem of
The house ThaT was builT by The carpenTry class.
3 "I really enjoy wiring The house," said junior Mark
,f Metcalf. "I Think iT is a real challenge."
The class is supervised jusT as well as oTher classes.
1 STudenTs are also able To work aT Their own pace.
"Our Teacher is always There if we need him,"
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ing rny work. I jusT work aT my own pace."
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Teacher Fred Knickerbocker Talk abouT The house They have anoTher counTy works on wiring The house.
been wiring.
Working an elecTricaI swiTch, junior Mark Metcalf pulls on a few
wires. QAT Topj
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BusCyDiness
Typing, shorThcrncl, occounTing, ond doTo pro-
cessing ore The business courses ToughT oT voco-
Tionol school.
Teochers Lawrence Hendren, Judy Suffer, ond
Debbie Reed cire in charge of Teoching sTuclenTs To
become skillful in office TronsocTions.
Some of The sTuclenTs ThoT porTicipoTe in FBLA who
have o B average, may also porTlcipoTe in The co-
op progrom.
In This progrom, sTudenTs work ouTslde in onoTher
office for Two weeks, oncl work in The classroom for
Two weeks. They are paid of leosT minimum wage,
and receive lnvoluoble on-The-job Training.
"I recilly enjoy my co-op job ond olso The people I
work wiTh," sold senior Lisa Bobleti. "IT gives me o
loT of Troining, ond I Think iT will really help ofTer I
groduoTe."
During The business class oT vocofioncil school, junior Candy
Greene prcicTices her Typing skillsr
Trying To geT oll of her work complefed, senior Ann Jeffries works
on finishing a reporT.
Working wiTh compuTers in The GoTo processing closs is some-
Thlng senior Michelle Greene spends cr loT of Time cloing.
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HealTh Careers For Seniors Cnly
Senior Lee Ann Peyton and VVesTern senior Kathy Sanders enjoy
'heir break afTer waTching a filmsTrip.
Eihing in class wifh her uniform on, senior Trina Benett lisTens
arefully. QAT Topj
The HealTh Careers class aT vocaTional school is
open only To seniors in high school who are inTeresT-
ed in a medical career.
The class has many acTiviTies ThroughouT The year.
The sTudenTs work aT hospiTals, make ambulance
runs, and work in The daycare cenTer. They also
Took sTudenTs' blood-pressure aT The high school
Other Things The sTudenTs learn in The class are
Taking TemperaTures, pulse, respiraTion, and learn-
ing how To Take blood and The different Types.
HealTh Career sTudenTs may also parTicipaTe in
The HOSA club. The purpose of The HOSA club is To
fulfill The needs of oTher people in The communiTy.
"l Think The HealTh Careers has really TaughT me a
loT," said senior Marti Thompson. "I really feel iT will
help me in my fuTure plans."
HealTh Careers Teacher Mrs. Georgette Sims poses for The cam-
era, while showing The class The sTrucTure of The skeleTon.
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Teachers Ai Work
Teaching one of The Special Education classes, Mrs. Marlene
Bruce records some Tesl papers.
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In charge of keeping The library in order, Mrs. Nancy Smilh spends her lasl year al
school, as she plans To relire.
Teaching Special Educalion, Mr. Chuck Fletcher grades homework papers. Mr. Fletch-
er is also lhe sponsor of Co-Ed-Y.
Showing sophomore Becky Nallon how To work a cash-regisler.
Mrs. Sara Sweel helps as an aide in one of The Resources
classes.
Being an aide for Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Sharon Savage spends a loT
of her Time working wiTh The compuTer.
Working on Special Olympic sheeTs, Mrs. Wanda Chandler pre-
pares for her Special Ed. class To perform in Special Olympics. CAT
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Teaching AccounTing, General Business, and Typing l, Mrs. Bon-
nle Perry keeps busy by grading loTs of papers.
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Borrowing Tables from WesTern-Anderson, AgriculTure Teacher
Mr. Vernon Sutton and freshman Billy Cox unload Them from a
Truck.
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Teachers Are People, Too
By Telling loTs of hisTory Trivia, Mr. Mike Watson keeps sTudenTs inTeresTed in U.S. HlsTory.
He also Teaches AP. U.S. HisTory, sTarTed new This year.
Spending his planning period averaging grades, science Teacher Mr. Ronnie Wash geTs
ready for The nexT reporT card day.
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Juggling her schedule beTween The middle school and here, Mrs.
Sora Burton increased enfhusiasm for The music program by
Teaching advanced chorus for Those who passed The audiTions.
In addiTion To Teaching five classes of chemisTry, Mr. Joe Cooley
is also sponsor of SAE.
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Among The many Tasks of a Teacher is sTapling The TesTs TogeTh-
er. Here Home Ec Teacher Mrs. Lora Werner prepares To give her
i nexT TesT.
Working in The Teacher's lounge, Mr. Elgln Emmons Types up a
TesT for his English class during his planning period. Besides Teach-
ing, he is also The minisTer for The local MeThoaisT church.
WiTh five classes of Biology, Mrs. Laura Weatherford has a pusy
schedule. She also Teaches Biology Il, which is offered every oTher
year.
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In his firsT year of Teaching here, Mr. Bruce
Mooser coaches freshman baskeTball and
Teaches World HisTory. 'll believe There is a
sTrong need for sTudenTs To appreciaTe
whaT our forefaThers did To esTabIish This
greaT counTry," he said.
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Besides coaching fooTbaIl, Mr. Tony Kuys
Teaches freshman heaITh and P,E. classes,
"I Think iT is very imporTanT To sTay in good
physical shape," he said. "The more one
knows abouT Their body, The be-TTer They
are able To keep in shape."
AlThough Mrs. Beverly Stivers has a busy schedule, Teaching five
classes of maTh and helping wiTh The academic Team, she sTiIl
finds Time To help sophomores Tommy Livingston, Darlene May,
and Olson McMurray.
Besides having Three French l classes and Two French Il classes,
Mrs. Gladys Hutchison sponsors The French club.
l The only arT Teacher Cecil Shryock has a
busy schedule Teaching five classes of arT.
AfTer a 36-year Teaching career, 20 of
Them in Anderson CounTy, Mr. Shryock is
reTiring afTer This year.
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Teachers Bring VarieTy
To The Classroom
Grading papers during his planning period is a daily riTual for
geomeTry and business maTh Teacher Gary Stevens.
ln addiTion To his duTies as aThleTic direcTor Mr. Larry Basham also
Teaches freshman healTh and P.E.and psychology.
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freshmen because "They are sTill eager To learn and parTicipaTe in class."
BrainsTorming for lead ideas, Mrs. Glenda Thompson works wiTh juniors Houston Shel-
Ion, Vickie Moore, Andrea Boggs, and Nancy Brown in her fifTh period phase English
class.
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Trying To keep a siep ahead of her AP. English class, Mrs. Jane
Ross decoraies her pulleiin board wiih piclures regarding The
novels her class is siudying.
Mrs. Cathy Hughes enjoys helping sludenis wilh cor'npulers.Here
she shows junior Kellie Atkins how To pui in a program.
During his lasi year of Teaching here, Mr. Wllllam Mounts decided To lake a few
rninuies To relax and clown around with his English siudenls,
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Teaching Algebra I and Il are Miss Juanita F I F G C G S
SuTherIand's "speciaITies," This is her firsT I
year aT The high school.
Besides Teachin aT oTher schools M
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Gary Burton puis in long hard hours as he
direcTs The high school bond.
During his second period drafTing class, Mr. Gregory Owens
explains how To skeTch o picTure. Mr. Owens also Teaches Indus-
Trial ArTs I and li and crofTs.
Being head coach of The Anderson LadyCaTs and Teaching
freshman heoTh 84 P.E. classes is a big Task for Mr. BIII Pickeii.
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classes.
During her second period Home Ec. class, Mrs. Nancy Shryock shows freshman Lorrie
Huffman how To piece a pattern Together.
Teaching science and math is something
Miss Kathy Wright enjoys doing. Miss
Wright also is an assistant coach for The
LadyCaTs.
Explaining how To do a problem, Mr. Bill
Reinle answers a question from one of his
Algebra I students, He also Teaches histo-
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After Two years as head basketball coach
and Teaching Phase English, Mr. Larry
Cheatham will be leaving Anderson To
coach aT Fort Knox High School.
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President He feels he can help his
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Libby Barnett
Jamie Barr
Gerald Baxter
Chip Benton
Eric Bickers
Mark Blair
James K. Bowen
Steve Bowman
Callie Bradley
Todd Bryant
Laura Buckley
Lori Burke
Brad Burton
Laura Burton
Cindy Caldwell
Darsce Caldwell
John Campbell
Charles Cantrill
Gabe Carpenter
Paula Carpenter
Sandy Carroll
Wayne Carter
Suzannah Cartinhour
Sonny Chapman
Tyler Chrisman
Karen Clark
Kristi Clark
Lewis Cleaver
Janet Cockrell
John Combs
Dale Conquest
Troy Conquest
Scott Cooper
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Chris Cornish
Billy Cox
Joie Cox
Peggy CuberT
Tammy CuberT
Marie Cunningham
STacie Cunningham
Amy Curran
Jamie CurTsinger
Jerry Davenpori
Greg Dawson
Kelly Dedman
Melissa DeJarneTTe
Denise Dennis
Melissa Devine
KrisTie Dixon
Ruby Doss
Shannon Drury
Missy Dunn
Jon Durr
Michael EkbundiT
Tonya EllioT
Vicki EsTep
Chris Eversole
Frank Fallis
Becky Farris
TabiTha Findell
Bobby Fields
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new school.
lT can'T be because of Their skin color.
Nobody has ever seen a green person. So
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name. Are These freshmen called greenies
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Rodney Godbey
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Missy GoodleTT
Condy Goodmon
Greg Goodrich
Michelle Greene
Chris Griffie
Brion Griffon
Liso GriTTon
Normon Gudgel
LdSTocio Hohn
Bloine Hommond
Eddie Honks
Morcio Honks
Dorrell Hordin
Jeff Horrod
Elizobefh Hovvkins
Tiso Hoyden
Leo Hoydon
Kelley Hoyes
Somonfho Hendricks
Angie Hobbs
Anne HolT
Brod Hoskins
Alecio Howord
Lorrie Huffmon
Bobby Hume
Freshmen - 4415
Dole Hunler
Jerry Hursl
Billy HYOTT
Kim Johnson
Suzonne Johnson
Cdssondrd Kessinger
Richord Kimblelon
Tony Kylor
Denise Ldnders
G-erold Locker
Eric Luscombe
Jenny Lyvers
Joe Modden
Dione Moloney
Shoe McEwen
Troy McGoughey
Condy McMichoel
Melonie Meeks
Allen Monfgomery
Dcrno Montgomery
Scoll Monlgomery
Bobby Moore
Ddvid Moore
Phillip Moore
Nicole MOFQGD
Glendo Morrow
Tom Mugge
Vince Murroy
Gdil Ndpier
John Newlon
Keiih Nowlin
Julie Orme
Tim Osborne
Shonnon Osten
Sheild Podgeil
Billy Peoch
Mdrk Peoch
Anesso Peck
Jomes Perkins
Freddy Perry
Michoel Perry
Roy Perry
446 - Freshmen
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Tim Robinson
Lori Rodarmel
Theresa Rose
Derek Ruble
Greg Russell
Raymond Russell
Scoff Sams
Melissa Sanford
Mary Peyfon
Shona Phillips
Glenn Pinksfon
Eric Plffman
Marfy Roller
Cheryl Powell
Suzanne Prophef
Dewayne Reardon
Wendie Reynolds
Mike Rice
Mark Richard
Beffy Jean Richmond
Bobby Richmond
Pal Riley
Dana Rifchey
Kim Rifchey
Chris Roach
Jimmy Robinson
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Freshmen - 447
Stephanie Sayre
Russell Schweigharat
Tammy Scott
Destry Sharp
Cathy Shelton
Marguerite Shouse
Tonya Slocomb
Anga Smith
Andy Smith
Matt Smith
Tabitha Smith
Scott Speray
Bradley Stivers
Doug Stockton
Duke Stratton
Deuce Sunley
Julie Sutherland
Mona Sutton
Glen Thompson
Kathy Thompson
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Many people this year have found, like freshmen Lea Haydon
and Ann Marie Holt, that when you're injured it takes two to go
to your locker.
Taking a break from their required gym class are freshmen Karen
Clark and John Combs.
448 - Freshmen
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Krisii Thompson
Hozel Tindoll
Somcinrho Toll
Lodonno Uodike
Allen Von Winkle
Sieve Vorow
Krislo Welker
Thomos Wolker
Jerry Wofford
Anilo Walls
Billy Webb
Tomoro Welch
Kim Wells
Loren Wells
Mork Wells
Tommy Wells
Melonie Willord
Mork Withers
Down Woods
Anisso Young
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served lunch or Pizzo Hui ofler winning cr long running homeroom
compeiirion in The mogozine drive.
Lockers surely clo come in hondy os freshmon Chris Roach srops
or his for some books To 'roke To his nexi closs.
Freshmen -
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The sophomore closs officers
ore Danny Murphy, NoaICof1'on, .
Tiffany Anfrobus, ond David Cu-
berT.
Danny wos eIecTecl PresiclehT.
He is ocfive in Co-Ed-Y, FCA, ond
STuclenT Council. "l'd like To prove
myself os o good leocler," he A
commehfed.
Noal, Vice Presidehf, o fullback
for The foofboll Teom, is in FFA ond
STuclenT Couhcil. "lT'Il be o chol-
lengef' he sold.
The Secrefory, Tiffany, is o flog
girl in The bond ohcl is in SAE, FCA,
Frehch ohd C-ood News clubs.
David wos elecfed Treosurer.
He ploys Quorcl for The foofboll
Teom ond is ih FCA. "I feel hoh-
ored ThoT The closs chose me To
be on officer This yeor," he soicl.
FRONT: Tiffohy Ahfrobus, Dovid Cuberf . L .
BACK: Donny Murphy, Nool CoTToh T
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Sfohoiihg in lihe for book receipTs, sophomores Dale Hudson,
Randy Hudson, ond Rudy Johnson buy Their Texfbooks The firsT
doy of school.
While woifihg for her pizzo, sophomore Kay Taylor ploys o gome
of Ms. Poc-Mon of Pizzo l-luT.
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Amy Adams
Tiffany Anfrobus
Chip Atkins
P.D, Barnes
Chris Beasley
Debra Blanlon
Margaref Bobleff
Deanna Bogie
Shannon Brandenburg
Alison Briscoe
Spencer Bruce
Brad Bunlain
Allison Campbell
Jamie Campbell
Leslie Campbell
Nafhan Canfrill
Anfhony Carpenfer
Donna Carler
Bobbie Casson
Cheryl Chillon
Shelly Chrisman
Scolf Clark
Roberf Coffey
Donald Corn
Noal Coilon
Sophomores - 454
Phillip Cox
Bill Crawford
David Cuberl
Donald Curlsinger
Bill Curlsinger
Kelly Dean
Jana Denney
Jeff Drury
John Durr
Melissa Durr
Michelle Edwards
Dean Elder
Angie Evans
Bulch Evans
Kenny Evans
Richard Eversole
Ryan Finnell
Tony Finl
Jason Fowler
Heidi Frye
Kalhy Fryrnan
Tammy Fuller
Jeff Gaines
Tabilha Gash
Slacy Geick
Denise Gibson
Jamie Gillis
April Goodleii
Laurie Goodleil
Anlhony Goodman
452
Lisa Greene
David Greer
Arny Hall
Melanie Hamrn
Bobby Hardin
Mike Hardin
Michelle Harley
Rae Carol Harp
Tamara Hari
Jobey Harvey
Trina Hays
Seth Hibbs
Joey Hicks
Terry Hodges
Dale Hudson
Randy Hudson
Torn Huff
Joe Hurf
Ben lsaac
Shana Jackson
Eric Jeffries
Rudy Johnson
Tonya Johnson
Angela Kane
Dawn Kincaid
Melissa Lacefield
Krisii Lawson
Tommy Livingslon
Harry Maddox
Barb Malihews
453
Darlene May
Meredith May
Chris McGaughey
Julie McGuire
William McKee
James McMurray
Olson McMurray
David McNally
Tina Meeks
Amy Melloan
Mark Mitchell
Kim Moffett
Teddy Moffett -1
Debbie Monpeck
Tim Moore it M
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Some students find that church league basketball games
at Emma B. Ward are great places to be with friends,
Sophomores Leslie Campbell, Melissa Whitt, and David
Greer socialize while cheering on their favorite team.
4541 - Sophomores
Chris Morgan
Michelle Morrow
Angie Mountjoy
Danny Murphy
Mark Murphy
Tammy Murphy
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Becky Noiion
Missy Owens
Jerry Porker
Vikki Porilow
Seth Poherson
Sruori Poiierson
Robby Peoce
Robby Peooh
Teddy Peoch
Jennifer Perkins
Tommy Perkins
Siorr Phillips
Thereso Phiilibs
Tim Pihmon
Lduro Roymond
Jeff Reed
Jeff Reynolds
Groni Roork
Jeff Robinson
Corol Rogers
Toni Rybook
Sophomores - 455
Christie Shelton
Beth Ann Shingleton
Mary Beth Shingleton
J.J. Shouse
Rusty Simpson
Joay Smith
Mike Smith
Tammy Smith
Vic Smith
John Smoot
Sean Sparks
Tonya Sparrow
Ray Spears
Steve Speray
Bert Steelman
Chris Stewart
Brejetta Stiaham
Lori Stinnett
Troy Stinnett
Eric Stratton
Kevin Stratton
Lesiie Stratton
Shane Stratton
Shannon Stratton
Brittany Sutton
Mike Swan
Nathan Sweet
Christy Taylor
Kay Taylor
Missy Taylor
456 - Sophomores
John Thomas
Lisa Thompson
Cynthia Thurman
Shane Todd
Tracey Turner
Jamey Vaughn
Brent Waldridge
Price Watkins
Kay Watts
Victoria Welch
Chris Wells
Karen Wesley
Melissa Whitt
John Wilson
Brent Witten
Marsh Woodrow
Marsha Woodrow
Brian Woodworth
Pointing out pictures of themselves, soph-
omores Deanna Bogie and Jana Denny
share in the excitement of being in their
first high school yearbook,
Sophomores - 457
Stacey Whitehouse
The junior class elected Ricky
Roberts as President, Heather
Brough as Vice President, Ann
Richmond as Secretary, and Mat-
thew Carlton as Treasurer.
Raising money for the Prom and
Homecoming and making them
successful were their biggest re-
sponsibilities.
Lots of bake sales and some
car washes were on the list of
fund raisers. NA lot of money
spent on Prom and Homecom-
ing," said Heather, "is made
through fund raisers."
There are also benefits from
being a class officer. 'lit gives me
experience in handling different
kinds of situations," said Mat-
thew. "lt also teaches me how to
handle more responsibilities."
According to Ricky, "Working
for and with your class is what be-
ing an officer is all about."
Ricky Roberts, l-leather Brough, Ann Rich-
mond, and Matthew Carlton.
458
vvhile discussing the day's events Kevln Hall and Doug Chilton
wait for their food at McDonaId's.
Being a cheerleader keeps junior Monica Fint busy after school
so she studies diligently while in class to get her homework done.
- Juniors
Mork Addms
Brion Agee
Lee Aldridge
Jdmie Anderson
Liso Asncrdfl
Kellie Aikins
Timmy Boker
Cdssy Borr
Snoron Beosley
Sidci Bell
Siocey Bell
Vernon Benlley
Billy Blackburn
Cindy Bledsoe
Ddvid Boggess
Andred Boggs
Ricky Boggs
Lori Bowen
Lord Brock
HSGTNQV Brough
Noncy Brown
Berlrom Bunldin
Brod Burge
Toro Burlon
Vdnesso Coldwell
Juniors - 459
Jill Carlion
Maifhew Carlion
Doug Chilion
Teresa Combs
Joy Cook
David Cornish
Marie Crawford
Melissa Cube-ri
Francie Cummins
Richard Cunningham
Sandra Cunningham
Dusiin Curiis
Tina Dahlen
Kevin Dean
f Tonya Deaion
Jason Denny
Sam Drake
Lori Drury
Brian Elarn
Ronnie Fields
Monica Fini
460 - Juniors
Mr. Sieve Barrlger, The new Assisioni Principol, writes our Jon
MeIIoan's Text book receipi, o new process for receiving school
books.
Brion Fronklin
Dovid Goines
Shone Gommon
Michelle Gorreii
Binoj George
Liso Gibson
Chrisly Giles
Condy Greene
Goil Greene
Kevin Holl
Sion Hordin
Sue Horvey
Woyne l-lowkins
Tino Hicks
Tyler Hill
Tommy Hillcird
Jennifer Hopper
lvlerediih Hyori
Fron lnscoe
Robby Ishom
lvlory Jomes
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Brian Jones
Tammy Kcrys
Kathy Litkenhus
Lisa Luscomb
Tina McKenzie
Brian Meade
Jay Meeks
Jon Melloan
Mark Metcalf
Charlie Miller
Debbie Miller
Renee Montgomery
Vicky Moore
Megan Moran
Brian Morgan
Sandra Padgett
Rita Parker
Mark Patrick
Blaine Peach
Bryon Peach
Stephanie Penny
Millie Perry
Tina Perry
Bernice Peyton
Kevin Pruitt
Ben Puckett
Chris Puckett
Tony Puckett
Brian Renaud
Linda Richards
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Ann Richmond
Mark Ripley
Ricky Roberts
Tamara Robinson
Doug Rodarmel
Michael Roysden
Kevin Rucker
Sheena Rucker
Rusty Sayre
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Damon Sea
Lisa Searcy
Houston Shelton
Troy Shelton
Barbi Shifflet
Many juniors experienced what
they've only dreamed of for
years - getting a new car.
Whether it be new or old, most
feel as David Cornish does? If it
runs and gets you where you're
going, why complain'?" he said.
lvlost juniors interviewed said
that they paid for all of their gas,
and at least some of their insur-
ance, but when it came to up-
keep, "Dad takes care of that."
Having a job to pay for the lux-
ury machine "makes those pay-
ments a lot easier," according to
Stacy Weils, "but it seems that
as soon as one thing gets fixed
another breaks down."
One way or another juniors
were going to be out and about.
Whether broke and driving Dad's
old wheezer or streaking through
in the latest innovation, they
were thrilled in the excitement of
having 'ltheir" car.
Comoros were the most popular car
choice for ACHS students. Here, junior Da-
vid Cornish shows off his pride and joy.
Juniors - 463
Teressa Slocomb
Melanie Shouse
Tony Simpson
Tim Skaggs
Brad Smilh
Kevin Sparrow
Lori Sullivan
Julie Sufherland
Michael Sutherland
Jonalhan Sullon
Although Ann Richmond works many long hours af IGA,
she loves The responsioilily and the money she can use on
her car's upkeep.
464 - Juniors
Bud Taylor
Marly Terry
Bobbi Thompson
Kelly Thompson
Paula Thompson
Theresa Thompson
April Thurman
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Cheri Todd
Pciulo Toll
Lodonis Toney
Rulhle Trenl
Lyn Tucker
Von Turner
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discuss clciss ring slyles wiih Henry Frazier, Bdlfour repre-
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Kim Wolloce
Scoll Wolron
Joey Wdrren
Sfocy Wells
Trocy Wells
Louro Wheeler
Dorrin Willord
Jim Wilson
Viclorio Woodrow
Dovid Woods
Suson Woodside
Allen Yocum
Andy Zopff
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lVlild VVeoTher,
ShorT Lines
On Moy 23, nineTy-seven seniors dressed in
"JGl'T'lS" ond Tdnks in on orrdy of brilliont colors,
boorded The buses for o Three-hour ride To King's
lslond. Ten seniors from WesTern Anderson were
oiso olong for The ride.
WiTh The Ternpe-roTure in The mid 70's, d sTeddy
breeze, ond shorT lines, mony found iT To be even
more enjoyoble Thon They hod plonned. "lT's such
o poin To woiT in o long, hoT line just To ride d
Three minuTe oTTrocTion," sToTed Keith Lilly. "The
weoTher reoiiy mode iT nice This yeor."
Those ThoT didn'T hove The sTomoch To ride,
found shopping ond ploying The gomes To be
good posTTimes. "The gomes ore oil rigged buT
iT's fun To Try To beoT The odds," cornmenTed
Jimmy Drury who won severol sTuffed onirnols.
Browsing Through The shops is oiso popuior be-
couse They hove so mony "different" iTerns To
look dT ond purchose.
Joey Trent ond Dickle Jones regreTTed Tolking Jimmy Drury
inTo Trying his luck dT The rdcehorses ofTer he won d Dino The
Dinosour stuffed onirnol.
Mary Margaret Crane ond Paula Dale shop on lnTernoTionol
STreeT for souvenirs. CAT Topj
Needing d breok ofTer The exciTemenT of The WhiTe WoTer
Conyon, Darrin Phillips, Wesley Roach, Laura Stevens, Eirin
Gjorv, Helen Olason, Melissa Sutton, Joann Powell, and
Beth Hodges resT on one of The rnony benches provided for
such occosions,
470 - Senior Trip
Kent Stevens, Glenn Drury, and Larry
Barnett weren't quite as proud of their
collection of prizes when Larry Basham
showed up with the prize he won throwing
softballs.
Jimmy Marquardt tries out one of King's
lsland's Three new attractions, Dodge
'ern as Steve Rose bumps around behind.
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After reading "You will get wet on this
attraction" at least eight times through-
out the walk in line, Missy Parker, Steph-
anle Peach, Trina Bennett, and Kathy
Pendleton found the warning to be only
too true.
Searching for the perfect Qcomicj relief,
Helen Olason and Laura Steves "bor-
rowed" a kiddie cart from the Water Cir-
cus World.
Senior Trip - 474
Senior Glficers Plan
For Grand Finale
Senior class officers hold very imporTanT posiTions because They are
responsible for making our exiT from high school a glamorous one.
Picking ouT inviTaTions, deciding on decoraTions, and having The class
voTe on a Theme for graduaTion are buT a few of The acTiviTies ThaT
kepT Them busy This year.
The class voTed on who our officers would be in early SepTember.
Mark Litkenhus became our presidenT for his Third Term, Barry Young
was elecTed vice-presidenT. Jan McAnIy goT The voTe for secreTary.
and Keith Lilly became Treasurer.
On graduaTion nighT Their roles became public To Their classmaTes,
Teachers, parenfs, and friends. The rose each of The 75 girls carried
was arranged by Jan, Barry delivered an uplifTing welcoming speech
and Mark bade a Touching farewell To his classmaTes.
As They Tried To make our senior year beTTer Than any oTher, Jan
expressed her ThoughTs by saying, "We gave our besT efforTs To make
This year sTand ouT in all of our minds, and I Think we pulled iT off!"
Mr. Henry Frazier from Balfour shows The officers differenT
sTyles of graduaTion inviTaTions.
QAT Topj Mark Lilkenhus Tells of l'The old days" during his
farewell speech.
On Top of iT all, The senior officers pose on The goal posT. Barry
Young, vice-president Keith Lllly, Treasurer: Jan McAnIy,
secreTary: Mark lifkenhus, presidenT.
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Getting Set For
The Big Night
Preparing for graduation started long before This
year, yet in August when we became seniors, the
finer details of graduating came into focus.
In November, we ordered our invitations and our
"memories" books. ln March, Mrs. Smlth measured
us for our caps and gowns and we spent the last
semester filling out applications for any and all
scholarships.
While some still had exams to take, The last week
of school our anxieties rode high. Baccalaureate
started off The week's events. Graduation practice
followed The "86" picture, and finally, we decorat-
ed The gym for our big night. Our energies had been
totally spent on This night and our mission was ac-
complished.
Annoyed with all of The "red tape" a senior must go Through just
To graduate, John Stucker gets measured by Mrs. Smith for his
cap.
Atop The gazebo, senior Steve Rose awaits The arrival of The
'iclass of 86" banner to Tape to The backboard. CAT topy
More Than happy to be Taking The final steps of Their high school
career, partners Ty Staples and Darin Young make their way To
their seats during graduation practice.
Graduation - 473
LeT's Go All The Way
GraduaTion T986
Twelve long years of our lives
came To an end on May 29, as
T30 seniors, in pairs, marched
Through The gazebo To The seaTs
awaiTing Them in The gym.
AfTer Mr. Elgin Emmons, English
Teacher and minisTer aT The UniT-
ed MeThodisT Chruch, gave The
invocaTion, senior class vice-
presidenT Barry Young gave The
welcoming speech. The gradu-
aTes lisTened inTenTly as he de-
scribed his school years as being
"The besT years of my life."
For The musical parT of The pro-
gram, The senior chorus members
presenTed a number enTiTled
"Walk a LiTTle Slower, My Friend."
Then Steve Rose dedicaTed a
song called i'Friends" To The sen-
ior class.
AfTer The awards and scholar-
In one of his IasT duTies as SuperinTendenT,
Paul Polly said a few words To The gradu-
aTing class. He Then presenTed The diplo-
mas To The seniors.
Being careful noT To Trip over The ga2ebo's
edge, parTners Joann Powell and Susie
Searcy make Their way To Their seaTs.
Senior class vice-presidenT Barry Young
presenTs a Touching welcoming speech To
The graduaTing class. QAT Topj
474 - G-raduaTion
ships were presenTed, senior class
presidenT Mark Litkenhus gave
The farewell speech. The speech
sTarTed ouT on a humorous noTe,
describing differenT Teachers and
classes. BuT aT The end of The
speech, Tears could be seen in
many seniors' eyes as he ended
his speech wiTh "Friendships are
jusT love affiars, and love is me
and you."
"Mark's speech was awe-
some," said Darin Young. "I
ThoughT STeve's song would
make me more sad, buT Mark's
speech did."
All Too soon, iT seemed, The di-
plomas were handed ouT, The
Tassels Turned, and The caps
Thrown inTo The air. GraduaTion
4986 was over.
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Remembering Their friends, Trina Bennet?
ond David Bird lisien To Sieve Rose's
song.
Tonya Dennis ond Ive Harvey hold on To
Their losi mornenis of high school.
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Affer The owords presenioiion, senior closs president Mark
Litkenhus delivers his forewell speech. Mark received o sfond-
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G-roduoiion - 475
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
4 YEAR
Kim Greer
Anihony Aldridge
Merle Cunningham
Kevin Bolion
David Ishmael
2 YEARS
Roberi Cunningham
Brian Hudson
Denver Sumner
3 YEARS
Scoii Monbeck
Chad Raymond
Susie Searcy
4 YEARS
Jimmy Drury
Darin Young
5 YEARS
Tim Schell
COLLEGE PREP
CERTIFICATES
Sean Canirill
Roxanna Chrisman
Darren Coke
Mickey Dawson
Rachel Dockal
Kim Fallis
Jeff Finl
Beih Hodges
David Ishmael
John Kearns
Keilh Lilly
Mark Lifkenhus
Richard Meyer
Joann Powell
Wesley Roach
Mark Sea
Sleven Sieele
Melissa Sulion
Jobee Thrasher
Lynn Wells
Darin Young
3.5 OR BETTER GPA
David Bird
Sean Canirill
Roxanna Chrisman
Lee Ann Davis.
Mickey Dawsoh
Rachel Dockal
James Drury
Jeff Fini
Eirin Gjorv
Beih Hodges
John Kearns
Keiih Lilly
Richard Meyer
Helen Olason
Wesley Roach
Mark Sea
Steven Sieele
Melissa Suiion
PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC
FITNESS AWARDS
David Bird
Sean Canirill
Roxanna Chrisman
Darren Coke
Lee Ann Davis
Mickey Dawson
Rachel Dockal
Jimmy Drury
Jeff Finl
Belh Hodges
476 - Awards
John Kearns
Keilh Lilly
Mark Liikenhus
Richard Meyer
Wesley Roach
Mark Sea
Sieven Sieele
Tammy Siephens
Melissa Suiion
Lynn Wells
David Bird - S500 George Colion Memorial Scholarship sponsored by
The Anderson Co. Farm Bureau
Sean Canirill - A-year R.J. Reynolds full scholarship QUKJ
Roxanna Chrisman - S400 Anderson Co. Jr. Miss Scholaslic Achieve-
meni Award
Missy Ddnnheiser - S500 Roiary Scholarship
Mickey Dawson
Rachel Dockal -
Kim Fallis - S500
Lee Ann Davis -
- S400 SAE Scholarship
3500 Bela Sigma Phi Scholarship
S400 French Club Scholarship
S4332 A-year UK Presideniial Scholarship
S4000 UK College of Agriculture Scholarship
S4000 Wal-Man' Scholarship
S500 Disiinguished Scholar Award
Anderson Co. Jr. Miss Scholarship
S400 Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship
S400 SAE Scholarship
S400 Jr. Miss Crealive and Performing Arls Award
Granl Franklin - S500 Transylvania Universily Music Scholarship
John Kearns - S500 Rofary Scholarship
Beih Hodges - S400 SAE Scholarship
Dickie Jones - S500 Murray Sfaie Universiiy Foundalion Scholarship
S400 SAE Scholarship
Jan McAnly - S300 Anderson Co. Jr. Miss Runner-up Scholarship
S400 Jr. Miss Physical Fiiness Award
S400 Jr. Miss Poise and Appearance Award
Richard Meyer - S4332 A-year UK Presidenlial Scholarship
S4800 A-year Krafi Special Scholarship
S400 SAE Scholarship
Chrisiy Mounfjoy - S433 HOSA Scholarship
Lee Ann Peylon - S433 HOSA Scholarship
Jill Price - S400 Sherry Piliman Memorial Bond
Wesley Roach - S300 Susan Johnson Pollard Scholarship
S400 SAE Scholarship
Sieve Rose - S400 Sherry Pilfman Memorial Bond
Mark Sea - S2000 H.S. Millon Memorial Scholarship
S400 French Club Scholarship
Ty Siaples - S400 SAE Scholarship
Laura Slevens - S400 SAE Scholarship
Jobee Thrasher - S2000 H.S. Milion Memorial Scholarship
S300 C.C. Toll Memorial Scholarship
Darin Young - S400 Sherry Pillman Memorial Bond
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL CERTIFICATES
Lisa Boblefi
Wanda Carroll
Daniia Brock
Paula Hunfer
Ann Jeffries
Dawna King
Missy Parker
Lisa Bagwell
Lisa Shelion
Wendy Bruce
Lesley Cox
Myra Hodges
Amy Murphy
Staci Newion
Diane Tucker
Kim Curran
Tim Schell
Trevor Piafi
Trina Benneli
Ronald Black
Willis Hawkins
Tony Maiiingly
Wade Tinsley
Curiis Bixler
Michelle Greene
Sherry Maloney
Martin Casey
Lareiie Greenwell
Jennifer Hammons
Siephanie Peach
Michelle Simpson
Caihy Pendleion
Melodie Bixler
Julia Montgomery
Chrisfy Mounfjoy
Lee Ann Peyion
Marfi Thompson
Anihony Aldridge
Davey Buniain
Chris Caileii
Scoif Monbeck
George Cocanoughe
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cello Michelle Agee
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To be, but lo make The besi of il gas
if is, is ihe only way Tosbe happy."
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Anthony Aldridge
Foolbali 1--43 Good News 'l-A5 SAE 3: French Club
ww Iizgvocl School 3
i Lisa Renee Bagwell
"Be yourself. Who else is beiier
qualified? a
Chorus 4-A: Good News ,1-A: FHAfl-:Career Glfisr
K r 4, ' - A 21 HOSA A: Voc. School 4
Trina Bennell
f i'Cherish iheiihings youiovef'
Good News 443: SAE 2-3: HOSA A: Vearbook 3:
x Bearfacis 3: Voc. School A
David Bird
"Love is like so leaigini The autumn
wind, bul 'lrue friendship knows no
boundary of space and Time."
Bond 'iz Good News 1-4: FFA 414, Sentinel Zgivice
Presideni 3, President A
. ' Curtis Bixler
Success
Chosen "Most Likely 'ro Sucfig
ceed" for The Class of 'lf?86were
Martultkenhus and Kim Fallis.
Mark believes Thai leadership,
one of lhe qualifies ffhGT goi him
elected class' presidenl ihree
years in a row, is The mosi impor-
ianl facior of becoming sucoessw
ful. s i
i "Being Presidenl is an honor,
and l'm glad thai my classmates
have enoughilfaiih insme Todo
thai job," he said.
Klm has been very aciivelin
various clubs during high school,
bu? her rnosl presiigious achieve-
menl has been winningihe Ann
derson Co, Juniors Miss stifle and
compeiing in iheslale pageant
Klm's fuiure includes "going To
college, Then into a medical
field," she said.
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Meloclle Bixler
"The grealesl love of alll"
Mascot 3: Track 1-2: Chorus 1-Ag HOSA 4: Voc,
School A: Wiliiest A
Ronnie Black
Lisa Boblell
'lei The world know you as you are,
noi as you Think you should be, for
Then you will have True friends."
Band 4: Good News 4-35 SAE 2: HOSA 3-ll,
Reporter A: Office Aid 4: Voc, School 3-A
Kevin Dewoyne Bolton
'lviciory is sweetest afleriyodve,
rasled defeat" W L W A
Football 1-A: Track A: Band 4-4: Good News 1-21
FCA 2-41 sl-ul 24x co-mv 4-4: French Club 4 G
DGl'1lTO Brock G
"S'llll crazy afier all lhse years."
Chorus 2: Career Girls 35 A-H 35 Voc. School 3-A
Wendy Bruce C
"We live in The presenl, we dream
of lhe fulure, and we learn elernal
'rruihs from The past"
Cheerlecling l-4. Captain A: Good News 4-3: SAE
2-A: FCA 1-2: HOSA A, Secretary 41 FFA 1-3,
Secrefary 2-3: Homecornlng Candidate 4-4: Voc.
School 4: Snowball Candidale 1-4, Snowball
Queen A: Ouislanding Sophomore 2
Davey Bunrain
William Mark Caldwell
"When a dream is calling you, C
'rhere's jus? one Thing Tha? you can
do , . , You've gal lo follow Thai
dream wherever that dream may
lead." W
Foofball Manager 4, up ewes News i-3: FCA 'lf 4-
H 4: FFA 4 , L ,K
Sean Canlrill W G Q o
Glen Carey
Chip Carpenler
Mascot Ag Chorus l-4: Good News 2-Ag French
Club 4: KJHS A: GLOW 2-A: Acaclemlc Team 3:
All-Stole Chorus A
Wanda Carroll
seniors -. 479
Marlin Casey
"ROCK HARD. RIDE FREE."
VlCA 3-4: Voc, School 3-A
Anlhony V. Chrisman
"ll's a TRlP!ll"
Football 11 Basketball Manager 2: Chorus 1-2:
Good News 4-3: Co4Ed-Y 2: FFA 2-3, Reporler 3
Roxanna Lynn Chrisman
"Always remember lo forget The
Troubles Thai pass away, bul never
forgel To remember lhe blessings
Thai come each day."
Good News 'l-Ap Bela Club 2-1-lg Career Girls 2, 4,
Vice Presidenr A: CoAEd-Y 2: KJHS 3-A: GLOW 241,
Co-leader 2-Ag Mos? Considerare 45 Wl'io's Who 3:
Junior Miss Schoiaslir: Achlevemenl Award A
George Cocanougher
"Freeblrd"
Football 4-2: Good News 2-3: SAE 'l-25 VSCA 3-45
Voc, School 3-A
Darren Coke
aaskelball 3: Tennis 4-Ap Track 2: Beta Club 2-Ag
Who's Who 3
Darrell Combs
"Every once in a while you've gal lo
say 'whal The Qrjlif-PS 84 'Xsll"'
Football 143: Baskerball 1: Track 2g Good News 1-
41 SAE 1-3: FCA 4-sp FFA 1
Conslderale
Always being willing To lend a
helping hand helped Wesley
Roach and Roxanne Chrismun
win The ulvlosl Consideraleu
award.
"Being nice seems lo come so
natural To Roxannaf' comment-
ed Rachel Dockal. "She's more
'rhan happy To help wilh anylhlng
al anytime."
Wesley seemed lo be quile or
bil more surprised Than Roxanne
afler receiving his award.
"I fell lhere were a lol of my
classmales jusl as qualified," he
said. "bar l was really honored
lhal They chose me."
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Nlmoginaiion is more imporrani than
knowledge." fEinsieinj
Bond 1: I-lgh Q 2
Julia Cox
Lesley Cox A
"Cherish every moment"
Footbali Manager 2-31 Good News 2-3: SAE 2-3:
FHA 1-3: Career Girls 2: FBLA 4: Voc, School A
Toni Craig
"Lei 'er RlPl"
Mary-lvlargarei Crane
"Life is what you make of il."
Good News 'lg FHA fl
Renasha Lee Crask
i'Well, l'm glad To hear ir!"
Chorus 'lx Good News 141: Yearbook 3
Melissa Kay Cunningham
'Show me Thy ways, Oh Lord, and
Teach me Thy paihsf'
Good News 'l-A3 Fi-IA 'l-3: Career Girls 2-A: French
Club sg eLow 2-4
Merle F. Cunningham
HIT is noi what you have, our what
you are Thai delermines whai you
ore worth."
Foarbatl 2-4: FCA 3: Co-Ed'Y 'S--'15 French Club 2-A
Kimberly Darlene Curran
"Girls just wanna have fun!l"
Good News 1-2. 4: FHA 1: VICA 2-3, Treasurer 3,
Stare High School Presideni 4: A-H 1-4, Treasurer
2, Presidenl 342
Scoliie Curiis
Paula Dale
Good News 45 FHA 2
Missy Dannheiser
"l-lappiness ls being myself, for l am
who l am."
Cross Country 4-4, Team Captain A, MVP A,
Delerminahon 3, All Sfoie Honorable Menrion A,
'lOU Mile Club 341: Track 1-4, MVP 3,
Dererminorlon 3: Office Aid 3 1
Seniors -
. Lee Ann Davis
lmove 'ralkedxaboul can be easily
lurned aside. our love,
dernonsrral-ed, is irresistible."
Cross Country 1, 3, Gurslahding Performance 1:
K ,Band 2s4: Qwod News-i'l44: FCA 3: Beta Club 2-4:
i - FHA lg Academic League 35 Office Aid 3
Charles Michael Dawson
i'Life is more fun when you play ii lo
I ' in
- - WID.
'Football 1: Basketball 1: Baseball 1-4, Pitcher 2.
MVP 3. All CKC 3, Leading Hiller 15 Good News 'I-
4: SAE 2-45 FCA 1-4: Bela-Club 2-4, Sgr. of Arms
4g Bearfacfsji: French Club 24, Presidenr 3-4:
' A Office Aid 2: Who's Who 3
Tonya Dennis
'The only Things we ever keep are
I wholrwe give away."
A Bar1dV2s4: Goods News 1-4: SAE 3: Career Girls 4
Rachel Dockal
l'Lord, grahr me oorh momenls good
andrbad: forhow can l be happy if
i've never been sad?"
Track 'l-2, 4: Band +45 High Q 1-45 Team Captain
3-4: Good News 'l-4: SAE 4: Bela Club 2-4:
Career Girls 2. 4: 4-H lfd, Treasurer 3-ag Co-Ed Y
I 1-4g Bearfacls 5: KJHS 314, Vice Presidenl 3,
Presidenf 41 GLOW 2-4r CAL 3-41 Mos? Sludlous 45
WhO's Who 3-A
Patrick Lee Dozler
'ill-does really mailer."
If g Basketball Manager 3-4: French Club 2-A
' DGCIDPIO Drury
"Goodbye, Farewell, Amen."
Chorus 1-4,,Publlcls14: Good News 1-2: Bearracls
3: All- Slate Chorus 3-4: Mos? Talented A
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Talenled
"ll's a God-given gif'r,"psaid
Steverkosegexplalning his ralenr
of singing.
Steve was chosen 4986's 'ivlosr
Talen'red" along wilh Deanna
Drury, anolher singer.
Deanna has been singing since
seventh grade, and has received
Two Ail4Siale Chorus awards.
Sieve has been singing 'lever
since l could," and has also re-
ceived All-Slare Chorus awards.
ulf The opporlunily presenied
irself, l would make a career our
of, singing," said Steve.
Deanna has a job as a com-
puler data enrry operalor, so she
sees no furure as a singer. 'Til
coniinue singing for enjoyrnenl,
church, and The conflmuniiyg
Though," she 1 said.
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"l'r's:beer'i a hair-raising experience!"
send 'I-A: eood News 4-3: SAE 2-sg scxs 31 asm
Club 3-4fB6arfC1cTs 4: French Club 2-4
Kelly Drury
"lf you wani someihing, go for iii"
Good News 2-Ag Yearbook A i
Roberr Todd Elliot?
i'True wealih is of The heari, noi The
purse."
Band 'l-2. Freshman Band Award 4: Good News
M31 CoAEd-Y 4-3: FFA 1-4, Treasurer 3-A:
Academic Team 3
Kim Fallis : A 1
"No maiier how bad Things are, They
could always be worse."
Football Stats 3-4: Cheerleading 'ls2, Freshman m
Captain 'lg Band 1: Good News 4-4: SAE 3-A: FCA
4-4: Siudenr Council M21 Beia Club 34: FHA 1-li.
is? Vice President 3: Career Girls 2: Co-Edfv 4-3:
French Club A: Homecoming Canaidaie 1: Office
Ald 3: Junior Miss 4: Mosf Likely To Succeed A:
Who's Who 3
Jeff Finr i
'lmaginaiion is The grealesigifi in
life, so don'r wait Too long io unwrap
il "
Beta Club 2-A: Computer Club 1: GLOW 2-3:
Academic Team 3-4: Whos Who A
Richard Grant Franklin ll
Track: 2y5::Band 4-A: Peo Band 1-4: Good News
1-35 FCA: 3: Ca'Ed-Y 2-4: Cornpufer Club 1: Whos
Who 3- - A i ,
Robin Chrisiine Franklin
"The party has just begging"
Band led, Freshman Band Award 4, Flag Captain
Ag Good News 'l-3: SAE 2-4: FCA 3: Fl-lA 1: Career
Girls 2. A: Co-Ed-Y 1: Yearbook 3
Eirin Gjorv
"Each rnomenr of This year has its
own beauiy -- a picture which has
never been seen, before and which
will never be seerrlogaln. Ei
arurenom def vanligef'
Exchange Sludenr from Norway A: SAE A
Michelle Greene
'KDOYYT WGH fOl' me."
Cross Country 1: Track 4: Chorus 2. A: Good
News 145: FHA fi
Larerie Greenvvell
"Be glad of life because it gives you
The chance io love, live, and look ai
A 'f r l ihe srars."
Good News 142: FHA 2: VOC. School 3-4 i
Ziyi ' Q Q Kim Greer
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A f' 'ilf yousfool around with a rhing long
enoughfyou will eventually screw ir
up." i C y Q.
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Manager 'lg Chorus 2-4: Band 'ig2Q4:gSrudenT
Council 4-2: Yearbook 4 . ' i i
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"The grand esseniidls of happiness
are someThing To do, someThlng To
love, and somelhing To hope for."
Band 'l-A: Good News 4-A: SAE 2: FHA 1-2:
Career Girls 1: FBLA 3-A
Ive Harvey
s BeTh Ann Hodges
i"A hug is The perfecT gifl - one size
fiTs all, and nobody minds if you
exchange iT,"
Band 2-41 SAE 2-4: Bela Club, 241: FHA 'l: French
Clubs?-11: Who's Who 3
Myra Hodges
"NoThing is a wasTe of Time if you
use The experience wisely."
HOSA 4, Hisiorian 4
T chris Hour
'll love if LOUD1l"
Baseball A
Tanya Horseman
"Love and friendship are The
greaTesT Things in iifef'
Band 1-4: Good News 2: FHA 2,
Siudlous
ElecTed l'lVlosT STudious" by her
peers, Rachel Dockal jokingly
commenTed, 'llf l'm The mosT sTu-
dious person in our class, our class
is in a loT of Trouble!"
Ranked second in his class,
Mark Sea was also elecTed.
Rachel supporTs a 3.86 GPA,
while Mark holds an impressive
3.93.
Rachel spends her free Time
reading and parTicipaTing on The
academic Team, buT has found
ThaT "This years homework re-
quires more of my Time Than in
previous years."
Q Being acTive in The Beia Club.
French Club, Pep Band, and aca'
demic Team is whaT Mark enjoys
doing when he's noT sTudying for
his avanced classes, T
l'A.P.'English is The hardesT class
l've encounferedi' he sTaTed,
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UDQVYT 'fOl'Q9T To have fun."
Choruswl-fig-Bearfacrs 4
Brian Hudson
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Football 4: Baseball 4: Co-Ed-Yf,Bearfacls 3
Melanie Lynn Hudson
l'TlNA"
Track Manager 4: Chorus 'l-2. 4, President 4:
Good News 1-4: SAE 2-3: FHA 1-21 Career Girls 4,
Secretary 4: KJHS 4
Paula I-lunrer A
"Cherish yeslerdayndream of
tomorrow, and livefffor rodayf'
Good News 1-35 FHA 2: Career Girls 2: FBLA 3. 4-H
4-4, Vice Presldenf Al, Area Delegare 4: Omce
Aid 4: Voc. School 3-4 f
Elizabeth l'L1Z" Dow lsaac
"li ain'i all mai!"
Foolboll Stars 1-4: Band 'ig Good News 1-4: SAE
2-4: Sgt. ar Arms 3, Treasurer l-4: FCA 3: Student
Council 3-45 FHA .4-4, Reporter 2, Historian 2,
Parliamenlorian 3: Career Girls 23 Co-Ed Y 'lg
Yearbook 4: Bearfacis 3: Class Vice President 3:
Class Clown 4
David lshmael ,A A
"Vlcrory is sweelesl when you have
known defealf'
Football 4-4, Stale Honorable Mention 2-3. 3rd
Team All Siate 4: Baskeibaill 1-4, All Distric? 2-3.
All Region 3: Golf 1-4g Bond 4: Good News 4-3:
FCA fe3:hSfudenT Council 4-2, 4: Ca-Ed-Y 35
Homecoming Escort ig Office Aid fi-23 Most
Outstanding Sophomore 2: Most Athletic 4: Who's
who 44 Srole Advisory Board 4 ,
Ann Leslie Jeffries A
"l wanna know whar love ls."
Good News 1-31 SAE 25 FHA 'li FBLA 3-4. Vice
Presidenr 4, Office Aid 2-4: Voc. School 3-4
Donna Johnson
Tlrack 1-4: Chorus l-4
William H. l'Diokie" Jones
'laughler is The only .drug with no
side effeclsl"
Football 1-4, Mostlmproved 2. Best Linebacker 45
Baseball l-41 Good News 'l, 31 SAE 4, Sgr. at '
Arms 4: FCA 1-4, Treasurer 41 Beta Club 2-45 4-H
4-2: Co-Ed-Y 'l-41 Yearbook 3: FFA 1: Who's Who.
4
James .Kavs
John Kearns H .
"My inreresr is in The fuiure beonuse
l'm going 'ro spend The resl or my life
There."
Faoiball 1-4. Caplain 4, Mos? improved 3, Best
Receiver 4: Good News 1-41 FCA 3: Beta Club 2-
,49 Co-Ed+Y',31' French Club 2-4: Who's Who 3
Dawna Desiree King
"ToyadaroT is To survlvej'
Chorus 1-2: Good News 1. 3: FHA lg 35 Voc.
sem-er 3-A . . if 4
Seniors. --
"Learn from the mistakes of others: you carftllve
long enough to make them all yourselffw
Foatball 1: Basketball 4: Good News 2: Coglici Y All
5 1 Keith Lilly!
"Winning isnft eyerytnlng, but it sure beats-
A W anytninggthat comes ln second,"
-. Football 'lvA, Best- Offensive Back A, Scholastic
- Q V--Award A, All CKC Honorable Mention 4: Baseball
fi f1'4. MVP 3: Good News 143: Student Council 3-4.
A Pteslclent 415 Beta Club 2-A: French Club 2-Ag Class
Officer 1, 4: Wno's Who 3
1 g Mark A. Litkenhus
'Sorry about your luck, Honey,"
Football 1: Student Council 2-4, Vice President 3,
President 41 Beta Clubl25q5jVice'Presiaent 3.
President Ag A-H 144, Presiaentldgl-lomecomlng
Escort 'I-3: Class President 244: Most Likely to
. i ,A A Succeed 4: Mr. Anderson 4
N Janeen K. iylcAnly
gf'Not trying means spending your whole life
wondering if you gave up too soon."
Cheerleading 1-4, Captain 45 Band 1: Good News
1-A: SAE 3-A: FCA 1. 3: Student Council 1-A.
Secretory-Treasurer 4: Career Girls 2: Co-Ed-Y 1-
3: Career Awareness Organization 2-35
llomecpmlngcondlddre 24. Horneriomlng
Queen A: Ciass-Seoretary Ag Office Aldl2f4: Prom
-gjlij Queend
r 'Sherry Lynn Maloney
tlllfe is not always what one wants it to be, but
to make the best of it as it ls, is the only way to
be happy,"
Good News 1-3g SAE 2-35 FHA 1-3: Career Glrls 2,
A7 HOSA Ap Bearfacts 35 Ofnce Aid 4: Vaci Sclflootr. , 1
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Sherry Mansfield
"The best mirror is an' old friend,"
Li by if Sand 1: Good News 2
,Michael E. Lawson
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Footleall, basketball, golf, and
softbaiitihose are the reasons -
and the-Sports - that made Da-
vid Ishmael and Melissa Sutton
"Most Athletic." 1
Dcvld's main sports' talents
are in football, basketball, and
golf. Hel wasylspractlcally born into
sports. 1 A 1
N "My dad has always been real-
ly interested in sports, so l was just
brought up in it," he said. A
Melisscrs specialty is in basket! r
bali, but she is also very active in
softball, y
fySher has been playing basket-
ball as long as she can remem-
ber. uliasketball has always been
a part of my life. its seems like l'yey
always played," sl'leSC1id4
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'Be goOCiiibur ifyou corfi be good.
look good while you're being bad,"
memoir 1,41 coed News 4-4: SAE 2-Ag FCA 4-3:
Co-Ed-Y 4-2: French Club 2-A ,, '
Terry Meirindlvi A i
"Barn To beiwild, just being naiure's
child."
Football 4,21 Good Newsf1l42: VlCA"3l4: Voc, L
School 3-A V A " i
Richard B. Meyer 4
"Remember - No marier where you
go, There you are,"
Football 3: Tennis 3-A: Track 4-2: High Q Ag Good
News 4,31 SAE 2-4. President A5 FCA 2-3:S1udenr .
Council 3-A, Treasurer A: Bearfczcrs 3: Compuier
Club 4: Academicieague 344: Wiliiest 4: Whos
Who A- ' A A
Carmie Roberra Mailer
'There is no greaier gift in life Than a
child, l thank G-od for mine: she's
'Qeveryihing io me."
Chorus 4-2: Good News 4-A: FHAA: Career Girls
4: Voc. School 3 , -
Scoii Paul Monbeck
"Emoiion iransmilsied. Emotion
received, Music in The absiraci -
Posiraveliyff QRUSHJ A
Yrcick 4g Band 4-35 Pep Band 4-4: VICA 3-Ag Voc.
School 3-4
Julia Ahn,MohTgomery
Wl'lGf,YOU wonr wiih whar you
hove where you are," hy
Good News 4-3g SAE 3-rl: FHA 2-3: Coreer Girls 2:
HOSA 4: Co-Edd 4,21 KJHS 3: Voc. School 4
Chrlsry Mounijoy
"Be paiieniz for if you havehope
and ambitions, all 'thot is sweer and
good in life CAN be yours,"
Fooiboii Manager 2. Siais 4: Cheerleading 4-3:
Good News 4-3: SAE 2-4: FCA 4. 3: Siudeni
Council 4: FHA 4-A, Vice Presidenl 2, PISSUGDT 3:
Career Girls 2: HOSA A, Presldeni A: Co-Ed-Y 25
Office Aid 2-A: Voc, School 11
Amy Murphy ,
Slaci JNew'ron
1"AIl Things come To him who waits -
provided he knows what he is 1
waiting for," s A
football-Sims 3: Cheerleading 4: Bond 4: Good
News 4-31 'SAE 3: FCA 25 Siudenf Council 2: FHA
4g Career Girls 2: HOSA Ag Co'Ed-Y 4-3: Office Aid
2-3: Voc, School A
Melissa Parker
"Life is for living, love is for giving,"
Band 11 coed News 4-3, SAE 2,41 FBLA 3-4,
Porliomenrohqn 4: VocqSchool 3-21
Siephahle Michele Peach
"Love doesn"r make ihe world go
'round Love is whai mGKQS ihe ride
worihwhllef' -
Good News 4-3g SAE 2, 4: FBLA 3-A, Secreiory 41
Office Aid 2-A: Voc. School 3-A '
Helen Olcrson A A
u5OIQlG9QClS'l' vid byrjunina er
endirinn: The saddesi pari of C
beginning is endingfff A 0
Exchange Sfudeni from lcelond 4: Band 4: Pep
Band A
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CoThyjPendieion
i'Life is whof you moke of ii."
Transfer from Logon Counfy 4: Boskeiboll 'I-2:
Tennis if-4: ECA M31 FHA 'iz Voc. School A
Lee Ann Peylon
. "Give ihonks unio ihe Lord: for He is
' . goodie-for His mercy endureih
forever." Psolms 43614
Cheerleading 1-3: Trock 4-3: Good News 'i-3: SAE
3-11: FHA 4-2: HOSA 4. Treasurer Ag Co-Ed-Y 1-Qi
--French Qiub 2: Office Aid 2: Voc. School A
s Dorrin Phillips
'iTo err is hurnoin, buf when ihe
eroser weors our before ihe pencii,
i youre overdoing if."
Bond 'i-Ag Good News 2-3g SAE A: FCA 3: Cofiid-V
1-A: French Club 2-4: Computer Ciub 'lg Whos
who s
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"Life is jusi o condle ond o dreom
musi give if flomef'
Boseboll 13:Bond 1-A: G,-ood News 1-35 VICA 3-A:
French Club 14 Voc, School 3-A
,Joonn Powell
1 "Ii is only with The heori ihoi one
con see righfly: whoi is esseniiol is
invisible io fhe eye." 'Joonnolisrn"
i Z Bond 1.6: Pep Bond 1-3: Yeorbook 3-A. Loyoui
' L f i Editor 3. Editor in Chief A
Jiii-r'norie-Price
"l gei by with o liiile help from my
friends."
Foorboll Manger 39 Good News 2-3: SAE 3-A.
Secretory A5 FHA 2-3, 2nd Vice Presideni 3:
Coreer Girls 2-4, Pres. A: Co-Ed-Y 2-3: Yearbook
1 3-4: Beorfocis 3: Office Aid 2-3
Clowns
Who ore the only one or Two
peopie who confrnoke jokes in
closs, kid ihe ieochers, or "pick"
oi oiher siudenfs wifhoui geiiing
in Trouble? The 'Cioss Clowns," of
course. i
Dickies Jones ond Liz Isaac
were chosen forihis oword, c
Dickie soys Thor being o clown
"hos olwoys been his nofuref'
Dickie hos high hopes for The
future. He plons io go io lvlurroy
Store University ond go inio engi-
neering. s
s Liz Took The news of being
Closs Clown differenily fhon
Dickie. i
H "I wos surprised becouse I reolly
don'i Think Fm o clown," she soidi
Liz is preseniiy undecided oboui
her fuiure, but she does plon io
go To college, i l
"College is The besi ploce l
know of io hoveyfunf' she soid.
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1
Sheila ProcTor
l'The besT 84 mosl beauTiful Things in
The world can noT be seen or even
Touched. They musl be felT wilh The
heart" T
Band 'l
Chad Raymond
"Throw Off Those chains of reason
and your prison will disappear."
Cross CounTry 1: Bond 1-4, Drum Captain A: Pep
Band 4-A: Good News 2-4: VICA 3: Co'Ed-Y 2-Ag
Yearbook 4: FFA 1-2, Treasurer 2: KJHS 3: Voc.
School 3
Michelle Ann Redden
"Be kind To sTrangers. Given The
chance They can prove To be
among your fonde-sl friends,"
Band 'I-11: Good News T-3: SAE 2-A: FHA 3: Cd
Ed-Y 4: Yearbook 3-A: BeorfocTs A: Whos Who 3
Riia RiTchey
Wesley A. Roach
"The Quincunx of LiTeraTure will
prevail."
Band 1-A, Represenlolive 3: Good News 'I-3: SAE
4: PCA 3. Reporier 3: Belo Club 2-41 French Club
2-4, Vice Presidem A: GLOW 2-35 Class Treasurer
3: MosT Consideroie A: Whos Who A
Sherry Rogers
"The grand essenTiaIs of happiness
are someThing To do. someThing To
love. and someThing To hope for."
Good News 1: Voc. School 3
STeven T. Rose
"I finally goT on The righT Track, buT l
Think l'm on The wrong Train!"
BaskeTboH 4-A: Golf T, 3-41: Chorus 4-4, Vice
President 3, Presldenf A: Good News 43: SAE 341:
FcA 4-21 co-Ea-Y 4-3
Tim Schell
Good News 1-3: vlcA 344: Alvl. Presiaenl 41 FFA
A
Marcus Leslie Sea
"iT's a shame people can'T
exchange problems. Everyone knows
exacTly how To solve The oTher
persons"
Bond 'l-A: Pep Band 3-4: High Q 3-A: BeTa Club 3-
4: French Club 2-4: Academic League-3-11: Most
STUGTOUS A: Whos Who 3-A
Susie Searcy
"To make The world a friendly place,
one musT show iT a friendly face."
Lisa Robin ShelTon
'll-lolding on To a ray of hope will
help To make your dreams come
True." T A
Good News 4-3: SAE 4: FBLA 3-4, Parliorneniarlon
4: Office Aid 4: Voc, School 3-11.
ScarleT Michelle Simpson
The besT and mosi beduhful Things in
The world can noi be seen or even
Touched. They musT be Teli wiTh The
hearT." fs
VoIleyboll3: Good News 4-3: FHA V4-3, Jr. Hisrorion
2: Career Girls 2: Bearfacls 3: Voc. School 3-A
Seniors -
1
i xl ysrs William Tyre Siaples
i'Some do noi undersiondfasome do
1 noi care. bui others know the real
i irufhln
' Fooibali Q-4:-Boskeibali 1: Golf 4841, Good News
4-3: SAE 2-il, Vice President A: FCA-Agfa: Co-EdgY
4: Beariocisi 3
1 Q Sieven Sieele
i i "The besi way to get the beiier of
iempioiion is io .yield 'ro ii."
Tennis A: Good News A: Beta Club?-A:iCompuier
Club ig Academic League 3-A3-Whos Who 3-A
r s or Tammy Marie Stephens
Wo friends apart, sweet echoes starr
when memory plays d tune online
heart."
Transfer- from Souihyiiorolina 31 Good News 3v4i
Beia Club 11 Co-Ed-Y 3:'Spanlsh Club 2: Latin
Club 'lg Library Aid A3-A:iWho's'Who 3
Laura Ann Stevens
i"My iife is like ia siroli upon 'rhe
beach: as for near ihe ocean's
edge as I con go."
.BCIDC1 4.45 Field Commander 3-4: Good News M15
f i I K K Miss Anderson A
5 fglohn Sjrucker
Hlvloney for noihin', chicks for free," s
-Football 1,3-41lBasebail 'ix Good News 1-Ag FCA
K F 11 3-A: FFA Mig Prom King
i Denver E. Sumner
x'i'l'T! noi as dumb as you look!"
L L Cross Country 4-4, All Sioie 3. Captain 11:
4-Basketball 1-Ag Track 4: FCA ig A-H 4: French Club
' 2 3
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Wiiiiesi
i Boih popular siudenls. Richard
Meyer and Melodieiixler s were
elecied "Wiiiiesi" by Their peers.
Hlvloking voihers feel good is
whai si enjoy' doing mosi,"s com-
menied Meiodle, "and iflhover
io loci silly io do The job, ihai's
okay. iool"x my V g
Richard, ofien seen wiih Thai
"game show hosi" look abou?
him whichrsays hes up 'ro some-
thing qnoy good, likes io-"use hu-
mor 'ro keep school lnieresiing
and liven thingsup a biif' he said.
490 - Seniors i
Melissa Carroll Sullon
"l,lfe'is like an ice-cream cone. Once
yourfrhinkyodve go? if licked. ir drips
onyyoulff
Boskietbcill 2f4.'CaeCapiain A1 M096 Award 31
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'lgfrenchsqiuby 2-4: Office Aid 4: Most Athletic 4:
,whoswhd-3 i -V C
Tim -Taylor 1
'Comfortably Numb," "Cruz"
Foorball fl, Manager 11: Basketball Manager 2:
Chorus l-3: All Stale Chorus 3: Treasurer 3: Good
News 'l-A: FCA l: Co-Ed-Y 4: FFA 2-11, Seniinel 3.
Vlce Presldenl A
Marla Darlene Thompson
'Tm easy To please . A . as long as i
gel my way."
Good News 'l-31 SAE 3.4, Reporter 4: FHA 'I-3:
Career Girls 25 HOSA A, Vice Presidenl 4: Co-Ed-Y
l-3: KJHS 3: Office Aid 2-4: Vocl School A: -
Guidance Aid A: Who's Who 3
Jobee ThrClSl'ler
'Some men speak from experience:
others, from experience, don?
speak
roorben r-2, ag sem 2-sf coed News 1-2: FcA 4-
3
Wade Tinsley
"l was born a Rebel."
VECA 3-A: FFA 1-2: Voc. School 3-A
Tim Todd
Blrawberry Fields Forever,"
,lfrgokflfii Chorus?-4: Good News 4-3
sdosephlfrg Tren?
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FQOTDCIH 5445 Track 4: Good News 1-A: FCA 'I-2:
FFA fl-4 ' l
Diane Lynell Tucker
"Looking for love in all The wrong
places. "
Cross Counlry 'lg Track lp Good, News 2-3: SAE 24
3: FHA 25 Career Girls 'li l-ICJSA A: Office Aid 3:
Voc. School A ,
Jackie Lynn Wells
"My rasres are simple. l like only the
Desi."
Football lg Basketball l-A, Academic Award 3g i
Good News 'l-A: SAE Ai FCA 'l-45 Student Council.
1: Bera Club 2-A5 French Club 2-4: Homecoming-
Escori l-Ag Class President 4: Who's who 3 A V -
Tina Wolfe
"Cherish yesierday. dream of
Tomorrow, and live for Today."
Bond l-4: Good News 1-QQFHA 'l-2
Barry Keiih Young
"When l'm good, Fm great: when l'm
bad, i'mibef1er:'
Foorboll 15 Baseball Mi: Band 4-3: Good News led:
VFQALQQA: Sludenl' Council A5 French Club 4: Class
Seorefgfy 535: yice President 4
lfllflfliflilleehs Young
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Co-ECW it-Ay Executive Council 2-4: French Club
V3-4: Homecoming Escort A: Office Aid 2
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by The Advanced Placemenf
English class, buT are also descrip-
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members of The class. IT quickly
become apporenT ThaT when The
going goT Tough, The Tough goT
Cliffs Nofes.
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Lee Ann Davis, "The iNoTes'
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Times beTTer by reading Cliffs Nofes.
CAT Topj While eating o hamburger, senior Wesley Roach con-
cenTroTes on his Cliffs NoTes,
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publisher.
Senior library worker Tammy Stephens flips Through The pages of
her newly arrived 4985 yearbook.
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3 , 6 , e6:f , ,4..4 6 6 6 : Evans James' 452
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6 . Denny, Jasen. 420. 460 Fmt, Monuca. 38, 458, 460
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484 DISPONETT, LOtS ANN. 223, 230 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHQ 225
6: 1 53212 E.. 6 '6 7' 39576 V' 6 ' ' '-
J DIXOD, KFISTI. 33, 64, 66, 79, 86 Flefcher, Chugkg 78, 430
64, Dockal, Rachel: 26, 79, 84, 86, FLORIDA TILE: 249
93, 95, 98, 476, 482, 484 Fowler, Jason: 452, 239
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TObiThOZ 38, 80,
Tocy 62 452
LE 208
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80
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24, 80, 453,
47
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Kane, Angela: 453
Kays, Jamie: 43, 485
Kays, Tammy: 75, 76, 95, 462
Kays, Tony: 37. 38, 59, 440,
Kearns, John: 7, 38, 68, 476,
485, 225, 230
KElT,H'S TEXACO: 228
Kigsinger, Cassandra: 79,
Kimbieion, Richard: 446
Kincaid, Dawn: 453
Kin fDawna 2 90 476 485
Drzue sionka 497
,,,, 229
, Michelle: 454
Angie: 38, 56, 58, 76,
, Chrisry: 38, 39, 76, 87.
487, 225
437
SHOP: 205
446, 225
6, 72, 94, 97, 487,
4, 79, 87, 95,
38, 59
454, 225
Kyler, AnThony Ray: 446
96, 446
444, 430, 455
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Lyvers, Jenny
55. 69, 48
446
2, 44, 22, 94,
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38, 80,
JO. 453
83, 95
446
Peach, Blaine: 43, 45, 67, 462
Peach, Bryon: 62, 63, 80, 95,
420, 462, 225 .
, Peach, Don: 206
Peach, Mark: 45, 79, 597,
449, 442, 446, 472
20, 95, Peach, Robert
Peach, srepnonie i 474, 476,
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Peck, Anesso: 75, 95, 446
PEAK INSURANCE: 246
Penny, Slephoniez 49, 50, 66
69, 444, 462
Perkins, Jomes: 84, 446
Perkins, Jeff: 422
Perkins, Jennifer: 93 95 455
Perkins, Tommy: 95, 455
PERRY 81 LLOYD: 206
Perry, Frederick: 446
Perry, Jerry: 38, 59
Perry, John: 246
Perry, Michoel: 446
Perry, Millie: 38, 82, 87
Perry. Roy: 446
Eric: 24,
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Werner, Lorca:
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og, 449
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as, 457 vvonqce, Kim?-365
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as, 436
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Joey: 40715495
Judy: A A A
Yeung, Anisscl
Young, Borry:
447, 472, 474,
lgiiung, Dorin:
461 69, 79, 87
Zopff, Ancly:
225
Whelher we sol in fronl of on open fire or noi, one woy or
dnoiher we did our English skits. Sophomore Stacy Gelck
porlroys Jesse Jomes in on English book reporl for Mrs.
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