Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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Problem Solving And DissecTing .ab .. A , .g 3.5, ,A 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. .. S ,ff 5 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

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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.

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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