Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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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

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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

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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