Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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VICA Olympians VICA, VocaTional lndusTrial Clubs of America, is made up of sTudenTs enrolled in carpenfry, elecTric- iTy, and auTo mechanics. The officers include Tim Schell - PresidenT, Mark Metcalf - Vice-Presidenf, Slan Hardin -Treasur- er, and Van Turner - ParliamenTarian. ul feel ThaT VICA is a greaT experience for sTu- denTs To work TogeTher, said Tim. Being presidenT of VICA helps me help oThers in fund raisers and compeTiTion. The VICA Skill Olympics were held on April A. Mark and Van placed second in The Opening and Clos- ing Ceremony. 'll Think parTicipaTing in The Skill Olym- pics helps me be more open To my job, said Mark. CurrenTly enrolled in ElecTriciTy I, Mark earned The award by compeTing in ResidenTial Wiring. Under The guidance of Holly Chillon, senior Tim Schell checks The specificaTions on The rafTer layouT. FRONT ROW: Tim Schell, Sian Hardin, Van Turner. SECOND ROW: Kevin Pruilf, Scolf Monbeck, Wayne Hawkins, Kim Curran, George Cocanougher, Brian Jones, Kevin Dean. BACK ROW. Shane Gammon, ScoTf Walton, Dustin Curlis, Marfin Casey, Wade Tinsley, Tony Mattingly, Bernice Peyfon, Tyler Hill. ln Their welding class juniors Brad Burge and Scoll Cornish learn how To mend me-Tal. During Mr. ArmsTrong's AuTo Mechanics class, Mr. Armslrong and a WesTern slu- denT Jeff Perkins give lasT minuTe insTruc- Tions To Anderson CounTy's juniors Duslin Curlis and Van Turner before Taking a TesT. 92 - VICA

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FRONT ROW: Jennifer Hammond, Missy Parker, Ann Jeffries. BACK ROW: Tamara Robin- son, Paula Toll, Tammy Hillard, Lisa Boblett, Melissa Cubert. FRONT ROW: Trina Bennett, Tammy Stephens, LeeAnn Peyton, Wendy Bruce, Lesley Cox, Christy Mountjoy, Marti Thompson. SECOND ROW: Brenda Wells, Diane Tucker, Lisa B agwell, Melodie Bixler, Staci Newton, Julia Montgomery, Sherry Maloney, Myra Hodges, Amy Murphy, Kathy Sanders. To Help Others kindergarten, work at the hospi- tal and work in the TMH program at Harrodsburg High School. 'Besides helping people, this club is to help us find what we want, said senior Lisa Bagwell. Careers open to them include nursing, child care, veterinary, and teaching mentally retarded children. Senior Trlna Bennett, a HOSA member, takes part in the Co-op program by help- ing with the children. Vocational Clubs - 94

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FRONT ROW: Mr. Mike Watson, Rachel Dockal, .lon Sutton, Ruthie Trent, Staci Bell, Debbie Miller. SECOND ROW1 Tony Simpson, Blaine Hammond, Doug Stockton, Jimmy Robinson, Cassy Barr, Melanie Shouse, Melanie Hudson, Roxanna Chrisman, Cindy Bledsoe, Ladonis Toney, Leslie Stratton. BACK ROW: Price Watkins, Chip Carpenter, Shelly Chrisman, Heidi Frye, Jennifer Perkins, Lori Drury, Heather Brough, Meredith Hyatt, Laura Wheeler, Robert Peace, Ronald Fields Sponsor of the History Club, Mr. Mike Watson discusses the upcoming club trip with sophomore Price Watkins and junior Tony Simpson. Going to their next meeting, juniors Ladonis Toney, Cassy Barr, Melanie Shouse, Staci Eell, Doug Stockton, and sponsor Mr. Mike Watson discuss the activities at the conven- ion in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Time Trip ln its second year, the History Club has accomplished a lot. They sponsor archeological digs, camp restoration projects and give suggestions to other clubs. They also take trips to Frank- fort, Eastern Kentucky, and this year they went to the anniversa- ry of the state house. For one week they will go to archeologi- cal camp. ln archeological camp, they learn about archeological digs and the history. I like the archeo- logical digs the most, said junior Jon Sutton. They also learn about the histo- ry of Kentucky. I think the History Club was a good idea because it helps promote Kentucky's histo- ry, said senior Chip Carpenter. History - 93