Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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rf ,Mar Ian-Peter Kaiser, Iudy Carlton, Tracy Wells, Jill Carlton, Christy Giles, and Patty Giles load up their plates at the senior 3.5 ban- quet that honors achievement. 1. We rn-L.. Mrs. lane Ross and Mrs. Beverly Stivers pre- sent a pin to junior Ioe Hurt for his partici- pation on the academic team during the year. 'f 1 , A' YK I Q J' c V Band director Gary Burton praises the marching Bearcats at the band banquet. A display of the trophies that were won bythe band are shown behind him. Recognition Dinners - 99

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Dinners Recognize Achievement ACHS students and teachers were honored at several special dinners in May Fourteen students with a 3.5 or above GPA and their parents were treated to dinner at the RECC building by Lawrence- burg banks. This was the first year that an academic league banquet was held. The new academic booster club sponsored the event. Certificates and pins were awarded to all par- ticipants. The teachers were honored at a tea given by FHA during the last week of school. The tea is a tradi- y tional activity to show apprecia- ,,it,,t tion for the teachers' hard work A-I during the year. S Q During the annual Co-Ed-Y banquet, officers for the upcoming year were elected and recognized. Mrs. Nancy Shryock, whose home economics classes prepare the annual FHA tea, serves some punch to secretary Ioretta Russell. Senior Melissa Donnell received a plaque and applause for having a GPA of 3.5 or above I 4 5. ,df 98 - Recognition Dinners

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A Students Life Be ond School Work Different things that went on during school hours gave students a break from the ordinary rhythm of classes. Mrs. Warren's literature classes liked to put on small plays from the stories they read in class. I like acting out the stories because you get tired of just reading the story itself, said sophomore Kelly Dedman. The Creative Foods! Marriage Preparation classes held their mock weddings and took a class trip to Festival Market, Victorian Square, and Silks Restau- rant. These were just a few of the things students did -- other than class work that made school a bit more fun. During the Home Economics trip to Radisson Plaza Hotel, class- ' mates Marty Terry Iulie McGuire, Iohn Smoot, Doug Chilton, Ke- I vin Hall, Timmy Baker, and Brian Renaud ride down the escalators , to Silks Restaurant. 5 fl In Mrs. Warren's literature class, playing Mr. and Mrs. Squeers and Smike in the play Nicholas Nickleby are sophomores Shae McEwen, Mark Peach, and Kelly Dedman. Those students who sold enough magazines during the magazine drive were treated to Pizza Hut. Home Economics teacher Nancy Shryock prepares to tackle her pizza as sopho- more Kim Wells looks on. 100 - Special Events