Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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Spring Break When Wednesday, April 9, rolled around, mosT ACHS sTudenTs were more Than ready To go on Their Two-day spring break. 'TTwo days is noT really a fair deal: Spring break should be aT leasT a five-day week, said senior Tony Chrisman, i'buT l was glad To have a short break anyway. lVlosT sTudenTs did a varieTy of Things during Their break. I looked forward To being able To lay ouT some, buT Thursday really wasn'T warm enough, said senior Wendy Bruce, so l wenT To Keeneland insTead. OTher sTudenTs wenT ouT of Town over spring break. I wenT To Ohio during spring break, said junior Marie Crawford. Lesley Cox wenT wiTh me. We jusT visiTed wiTh my family and Took iT easy, but we had a greaT Time. Being ouT of school for four days is a nice change. Having a break is someThing we should do more ofTen, said junior Lisa Ashcroft. Crusing is a big parT of Lawrenceburg's nighT life. Senior Marti Thompson and junior Lisa Ashcroft siT aT Wal-lVlarT as They waTch oThers cruise around. Freshmen Bobby Richmond and Eric Pittman finally geT a chance To geT ouT Their bikes for a ride down Highway 427. Spring break for some was noT all play. Senior Anthony Aldridge finds This ouT as he cleans ouT a fence row on CarlTon Drive SaTurday afTernoon. 24 - Spring Break

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Spending The firsT day of spring break working on The yearbook was a musT. Yearbook advisor Glenda Thompson and junior Lori Drury work hard To meeT a spring deadline. NoT quiTe old enough To drive, freshman Loren Wells Takes advanTage of The only four wheels he owns as he skaTeboards around Saffell ElemenTary School. Even Though baskeTbaII season is over, ju- niors Bernice Peyion and Rusiy Sayre keep Their skills sharp as They play one-on- one aT RusTy's house. Spring Break - 25 L