Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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I-Iard Work Pays Off If you aren'T confused around here, you aren'T Trying hard enough. ThaT sign, on The wall in The journalism room, is The moTTo The yearbook sTaff lived by. Yearbook work consisTed of phofography, IayouT design, and wrifing. The sTaff found ThaT mak- ing a yearbook was noT easy. The work is chaIIenging, said senior ediTor Joann Powell, buf The worsT parTs abouT making a yearbook are The deadlines. There are hours of Tedious proof- reading. AfTer I saw IasT year's book, I realized ThaT my hard work was noT wasTed, said senior Jill Price, also on The sfaff Iasf year. DespiTe The work, There were advanTages To being on The yearbook sfaff. We have a par- Ty for every suifable occasion, said senior Michelle Redden. STaff members Iisfen as senior Kendra Hall expiains her ideas on a book cover. Senior Chad Raymond gefs heip from Mrs. Glenda Thompson, advisor, on his album secfion pages. CAT Topj AII alone, junior Marty Terry wrifes a sfory for The sporTs secTion. MarTy said he works 2 beffer in a auief atmosphere, I 84 - Journalism

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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

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lVlarTy Terry, Jill Price, Liz Isaac, Kelly Drury, Glenda Thompson Cadvisorj, Charlie Miller, Michelle Redden, Joann Powell QediTory, Kendra Hall, Lisa Gibson, Lori Drury, Chad Raymond. AfTer making herself comforTable on The heaTer, senior Michelle Redden wriTes The SAE sTory for The club secTion. A candle is liT for Michelle Redden's birThday cupcake by senior Liz Isaac and junior Gail Greene. Everyone on The sTaff shares The same candle. . .iiilif SRS uni are xy s ,Y xg miss, .LC5i?g5wi':q5 f.39E QP! . C94 Q93 ici? xi PT A ii ig .gc Senior Kelly Drury sorTs Through picTures while looking for a parTicular one To fiT on one of The vocaTionol school pages. Journalism - 85