Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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,,,,.,.mv,., ,tt f Iivilhfi. ' ' 'VV qv 959 is VVV- rm x f ,,.. .sie ftsmfe, -2 i ' Gladys Hutchison Tony Kays Health Sz RE. Q 2 I hitti- 6 , L , ri y Q x 3 , T gy l if ff French, Humanities . WW J ' ff '1 ww' 4 wi 5 1 N, it l gif sw , , ,:' .-14211, saggy - f WN. iiii, is , if ' at --ff r wztw. Y ,- - ff - ,wt-W-s it M253 . . ..,,.. It , ..., ,X ,, , , Cathy Hughes advises a student to keep a file of his discs throughout the year. Checking his notes for reassurance, Bruce Mooser continues his lecture while his students listen attentively ..,. , me 4 .,, ,s -,,:.- Q TMQ K -, 'y 45' fa B ,-:Wifi In t it -., AP K ,1 K 'K , 'l ' - , 9 n st' 5 -. - -- 'Q it A v. J., I ,N ,Q-'4'i t'it .5 '55 1 -l'i'i b4if fi :aft .1 F 2-vit Karen Lacefield Art Bruce Mooser ' if X Social Studies Greg Owens Industrial Arts Pina Padgett English e 62 'C S ,, ht 1 4 'us .df 4 Bonnie Perry Business Education Bill Pickett Health 8: PE. ilii I. S ff Bill Reinle ' R A Social Studies ,Z English Kim Shouse Learning Disabilities Nancy Shryock Home Economics Teachers - 117

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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.

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Gary Stevens Mathematics Beverly Stivers Mathematics Juanita Sutherland Mathematics Vernon Sutton Agriculture Glenda Thompson Library Iournalism Iudy Warren English Ronald Wash Social Studies, Science Mike Watson Social Studies Laura Weatherford Biology Lora Werner Home Economics, Science Carol White English, Iournalism Kathy Wright Mathematics 118 - Teachers we ,,,,4vixX ,L t 1 th 4 .45 ,- .4 is . fr, ,,tf2 f H i 1 D, if Q I lf ry A4 N Y i 4 Q im X ,Isl ,V t Q rf,--s ' at - 5' vs- , ' ' li'f,. Q7 5 i3 ?i.:'. -. K' LE: . .vg,.y- 4 L., . - . w1vg,.:,. 1 W. ,xl ', 't ' In 'Q 11' -1 X, it V. W i xx gg XTQ 5 .in fl I X il ' 21' 'ws L 1, Q 1: 191, X : if , ,1 , gag, 4- 1, x J ' N ' Q j 3: . . ,, S i ifli 5 2 ' .f R11 3 ik ' as Y, J 1? aa. fl - fx if 3 ' . Greg Owens shows sophomore Wayne Aldridge how to adjust the banc saw during shop class. Karen Lacefield helps freshman Brian Profitt use acrylic paints more effectively iq, A 4'6i9fi' fs 2.,y!t M., - fm,