Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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CornrnuniTy Scopes ACI-IS Through Beorfocrs Are you using This TypewriTer'? Hand me some correcTion Tape. These were familiar phrases heard on every oTher Wednes- day, Beorfocfs deadline day. Deadlines are The worst porT obouT being ediTor, comrnenT- ed junior Ruthie Trent, ediTor. We usuolly woiTed unTil The losT Three days, so we were olwoys rushed. Deadlines oren'T whoT The Beorfocfs is oil obouT, Though. iT consisTs of sporTs, Teoture sTories on people, events oT school, edi- FRONT ROW: Theresa Thompson. Millie Perry, Cindy Bledsoe. Lodonis Toney, Meredith Hyatt. SECOND ROW: Michelle Redden, Lori Drury, Joann Powell. Nancy Brown. Tracy Wells, Ruth Anne Trent, Cassy Barr, Stacy Wells. THIRD ROW: Chip Carpenter. Andy Zopff, Robby Isharn, Mark Adams, BACK ROW' Chorlie Miller. Jimmy Drury. Jobee ' Throsher. Lynn Wells, Barry Voung Correcting Typing errors is someThing juniors Melissa Donnell ond Charlie Miller do ofTen when writing for The newspoper. QAT Topj Junior ediTor Ruthie Trent smiles as she reads The most recent Beorfocfs. WiTh The exception of January, The Beorfocfs has been published every Two weeks. 82 - BeorfacTs Toriols, ond corToons. The purpose of The Beorfocfs is To show The school and The community of Anderson CounTy whoT's going on oT ACHSX' said Ruthie. The sToff consists primarily of sTudenTs in WriTing for The News- paper class ond oTher sTudenTs who jusT like To wriTe. l've wriTTen for The posT Two yeors, said senior Joann Powell. l like To wriTe. ond This gives me o good opporTuniTy To hove my work published.

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A-l-l'ers Use Time Wisely 4-H Takes a loT of personal Time and a loT of hard work To geT Things done righT. Finding The Time To do ThaT is ofTen a difficulT Task. People have so much To do, commenTed junior Billy Blackburn, ThaT many are noT willing enough or dedicaTed enough To give up oTher acTiviTies To work on projecTs in- volved in The club. The club has goTTen smaller and smaller since I sTarTed high school and I Think ThaT's The main reason. AlThough mosT of whaT The club members do is during The summer, They musT spend The resT of The year preparing for iT. EnTering Their projecTs in The counTy and sTaTe fairs is a major prioriTy. LasT summer They parTicipaTed in an exchange sTudenT program wiTh Teens from Kansas. The sTu- denTs sTayed here in KenTucky wiTh Their hosT family for a period of one week. Members of our A-H club rk Lllkenhus has been an active member of A-H showing his horses for will Travel To Kansas This summer To sTay wiTh Them. A-H Week aT U.K. is anoTher high poinT of 4-H because iT lasTs for one week. Dorms are provided for The club members Thaf come from all over The sTaTe. STaTe officers are elecTed aT This Time. OTher acTiviTies of The year include The paper drive held four Times, parking cars aT The horse show, and performing The skiT Copacabana aT The TalenT show. Senior Mark Lllkenhus has been an active member of A-H showing his horses for nine years. QA opj Senior Den e Sumner and junior Meredith Hy M d e To The Manilow ht T Th T l T h O OCGDODO SD 5 OW. 4-H - 84

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CompuTer MaTch Raises Money Junior JIII Carlton searches for a compuT- er maTch answer sheeT for a curious sTu- denT. The compufer maTch made abouT S300 dollars for The Befa Club fund. 5 L To sTimulaTe efforT, reward achievemenT, and To encourage and assisT iTs members To conTin- ue Their educaTion afTer high school. This is The purpose of The BeTa Club. The BeTa club has fundraisers To raise money for The NaTional Can- cer SocieTy and The BeTa Club Scholarships. These fundraisers in- cluded a roadblock, The seniors vs faculTy ballgame. and The compuTer daTing maTch. I really look forward To The compuTer maTch each year. said junior Cindy Bledsoe. Even Though I already have a boy- friend, iT's fun To see who The compuTer maTched me wiTh. We make from STO To S15 dollars a week from our donuT sales. said Mrs. Judy Warren, co-sponsor for The BeTa Club. Here. senior Roxanna Chrisman waiTs for a cusTomer as senior Mark Liikenhus reads The morning paper. FRONT ROW: Elgin Emmons. sponsor: Mark LiTkenhus, president Tracy Wells, vice pres.q Jill Carlfon. sec.: Mickey Dawson, sgT. af arms. SECOND ROW: Melissa Durr. Victoria Woodrow. Laura Wheeler. Nafhan Sweef. Lori Drury, Melissa Suffon, Roxanna Chrlsman, Lynn Wells. Tl-llRD ROW' John Wilson. Teresa Combs. Cindy Bledsoe, Jennifer Hopper, Kellie Afkins, Kim Fallis, Amy Adams. Michelle Edwards. BerT STeelman. FOURTH ROW: Steven STeeIe. Jeff Flnl. Mark Sea, Melanie Shouse, Chrisfy Giles. Dickie Jones. John Kearns, Keilh Lilly. Jimmy Drury, Seth Hibbs. BACK ROW: Spencer Bruce, John Thomas, RoberT Peace. Tonya Sparrow, Tracey Turner. Missy Taylor, VlcToria Welch. Cassy Barr. Lee Ann Davis, Befh l-lodges, Wesley Roach. BeTa - 83