Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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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. IEITTKIOIC HALT. LIST fur ..j2LLl,ilU,-....T- my mam msc: IQQQMSH EFLEI wqggog jgggy -0 nfN .Q.u.E.nL5.,.... -IABDI--lt. ..- may Guam' Mmm Tau: . 5.w.lA:m.:.Qas15L. .5.l.u.mu.... li'4i9.QI.5.B!!l'.4M'.fL'k3 .!AA.a:LEf.!1o.fL. Jil.a:ui..... -JI.RD.f...-,.i.iii . B.u.n.-LIiim.a5.. .Eugen Tum - - .Rn.v.u.:x.5.Lx.i.:L ..Ei.51QLL5. 4-.u.fLas4D.i.1s1m'.d.LQnQ,3.D....- r -.KA35 Lnex.Q,u-Qwwf B11-L .. nm.a.r.ms:s.u.. .35-l-NLE--. ,-Ia.aax.....--....i. uurmjaxuu .L.lLB.N.lLSL .C.i.ni.D.i.a.a.u.r.umg...i. Lmsur..tiu.s.zax. .Ex.z.u.u.:rL Tfuaps , Y .H.n.o.i.Ex:r: Num -Toxmr - 2LBL wanna Tmam . 'Shun Sams T Sanus J..LAf--1D.Lau.ui.a.lv......-- Lumwsiui limcu. - ...Kl.5Q.l.N.5.lN..T.'15.H. . .... nuuuum .img .- 'b' -Li- ..- .. Jbujnsum. .Emir -IMDT .-,-...- 1 lumix... .L-mms .Qsrln.u5..B,ei.i.,.. Dumjnuz. ..hLK.LLH.'L-- ,. .,,-,L'- - QL- ,..,'f......-- 1.H4.:mur 4c.mA4.L:r:!2 -gmamv. Lrldnefzs -.--,...-- ap gm ihwc . ' ' Y 7 - TU. a.m.uLuz.LLmz1 .mifzm 1, Mu- - 'L M' T gp. T H - - +- .- 'rm . . an 1 L - ...Af ...mln .1 - . ' ' A men Ama- c .. ..l4xJ.nw iu.L0.i14U ' b Lcr.175ig 54.4.3.0 4712511 ASI Df.Z..41.4 4 'M 'mama na aura: .,--..B.ElLR1.GLlL....-.i.... Tid-BITS

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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,

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Surfing Al-IS 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.