Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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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. Psychology - 445

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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, 'l '14 - HisTory

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446 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. Q '-' -,,i H .r 1i if 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. - Languages Loading on The bus, French ll sTud French play held in Lexington. enTs geT ready To aTTend The