Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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Q -nf R' MNNNN W At the beginning of the White Water Canyon, Cindy Bledsoe and Cassy Barr get ready to get drenched. Waiting to get their tickets outside the park, Stacy Wells and Lisa Gibson pose with Yogi Bear. , Wig'-,Q y C tttt, C s Taking a break from all the rides, Ben Puckett and Andy Zopff try to keep cool. Under the rainbow at Hanna Barbera Land, Marie Crawford, Sally Cook, Ann Richmond, and Kathy Litkenhus stop and talk. King's Island - 163

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t Fun together Klngls for the last time The senior trip to King's Island was probably the last time, except for Baccalaureate and graduation, that the seniors would be together as a group. The seniors took the trip on May 22, the Friday before graduation. The weather was good and the lines weren't very long, so the se- niors got to ,ride just about any- thing they wanted. I was glad there weren't many people there, said Cassy Barr, be- cause we got to ride just about any- thing. While some seniors enjoyed the rides, others enjoyed walking around or playing games. My mom told me not to ride any rides before I left, said Heather Brough, but once I got there I couldn't re- sist. I rode the Vortex five times! Getting ready to ride the Vortex, alumnus Lynn Wells, and seniors Melissa Cubert, Rusty Sayre, and Matthew Carlton forget about being nervous by smiling at the cam- era. Sitting down to eat ice cream, Stan Hardin, Dustin Curtis, Tyler Hill, and Mark Ripley enjoy the shade. 162 - King's Island One of the most popular rides at King's Is- land was the new ride the Vortex. After dropping twelve stories the roller coaster does six loops The first drop is what gets you said Bert Steelman. 4. H Q

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mt , Thebe' ' g... Baccalaureate To mark the beginning of graduation ceremonies, the seniors Went through Baccalaureate. Baccalaureate was held at First Baptist Church on Sunday May 24 at 8:00. Rev Elgin Emmons, English teacher and the pastor at Lawrenceburg United Meth- odist Church, delivered the Baccalaureate sermon. With his comical references to the classroom, the se- niors seemed to understand his message. I think that Mr. Emmons was chosen to preach because of sentimental reasons, said Mr. Barnett, since he was a teacher and it was his last year. The advanced and regular choruses sang Friends and The Lord's Prayer. I didn't think I would cry said senior Debbie Miller, but listening to the Words the chorus was singing made it all seem real. -WP . 5 U4 Y.. ,,f la! , gf H. M .1 I IEW 164 - Baccalaureate 3 . I, , ,,,,w ,A.,, . 'Q t a t . ,, si , is ., Listening attentively to Mr. Barnett's instruction, Carmen Monteiro and Ladonis Toney begin to get nervous about marching in. With the chorus and speakers looking on, the seniors begin to fill the empty pews. Wm Strutting down the aisle, Kristin Ievne and Ion Melloan get ready for the real thing at Baccalaureate practice on Thursday. As Mr. Barnett and Mr. Barriger give final instructions on how to march in, the seniors listen so they won't mess up.