Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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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

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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 X s ' 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

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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,