Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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'Y , Aided by his wife Gladys frightl, Jeff Cummins cleans the lobby area after lunch. He also sees that the concession stand is clean before the basketball games. Freshman Randy Gillis gives his money to lunchroom manager, Daphne Carter. A favorite pastime of Daphne Carter is to dress up for certain holidays. 'Y' as 44 7 - - X f I .,,, ls' - 3 , RN -,235 .L Vki, , A EMHBW,-1351: ff ynadhllll-My , , as-ilii'l'l!!nB5lli is-' Ioretta Russell Secretary Ieanne Wainscott Secretary Ieff Cummins Custodian 115'

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The Faithful Few Amidst the bustle and all the questions, Mrs. Russell smiles and answers all them calmly I really enjoy being around students and faculty said Mrs. Russell. Despite the picky tastes of the students, the cooks do their best at making everyone happy This year is really sad for me, said Daphne Carter, lunchroom manager. This senior class is the class I started working for four years ago. The back-breaking job of cleaning up after 700 students is expertly handled by Ieff Cummins, head custodian, and Wanda Breeding, assistant custodian. They spend their day sweeping, mopping, and disinfecting to make this school clean. Responsible for cleaning the upstairs, Q locker room, offices, study hall and library Wanda Breeding has worked at ACHS for about 15 years. gym., Q 1 Ieanne Wainscott is in charge of the Micro Instructional Management System or MIMS f - program. Here she and Mr. Barnett run off a list of objectives for the teachers. Preparing hamburgers for the day's lunch, Catherine Sparrow and lean Blakemen mold the meat into patties. fv -'inf ' V + 114 - N oncertified Personnel Sitting quietly at her desk, secretary Ioretta Russell works on th invoices and pays the school's bills.

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Larry Basham Psychology Paula Brewer English Dorris Bruce Agriculture Marlene Bruce Learning Disabilities Gary Burton Instrumental Music Sara Burton Vocal Music Wanda Chandler Resource Education Ioe Cooley Chemistry Elgin Emmons English Chuck Fletcher Resource Education Mark Green Science, Biology Cathy Hughes Computer Science, Mathematics 116 - Teachers -, ,5., ' X ft ix L ii 1 ., ' I Q if i N I: Teachers Have New Ideas Teachers at ACHS like to combine, as best they can, the new philosophies of today's teaching with the classic styles of yesterday Students today want to be entertained be- cause they spend a lot of time glued to the T.V set, said Glenda Thompson. Laura Weatherford feels more strongly about the issue. They feel we should entertain just the Way T.V does, she said. It takes eight to ten times longer for information to sink in because of the lack of concentration T.V gives them. There would be no need for homework if students would read more rather than watch T.V But, adding the element of entertainment is more difficult than it seems. To do this, teachers show movies more than they used to because it appeals to students, have open class discussions, and guest speakers. Teachers have succeeded in it somewhat, said senior Victoria Woodrow The classes today are more interesting than they used to be and it's easier to learn when teachers add a little entertainment to their teaching. -2 '1,:f2ll327:Lll?f3: A l Returning from taking students to the co-op program, Chuck Fletcher goes back tc his room to relax.