Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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THAT CLASSIC STYLE Guides the 'Cats to Regionals! This was a super season! stated senior guard Tracy Wells, summing up the 1986-1987 Ladycat basketball season. They ended their year with an over-all record of 19-11. Starting the season with a win over the Frankfort Panthers, senior center Stephanie Penny commented, We played hard, We deserved every Win, and it was a great way to start off the season! With the help of senior All-Stater Heather Brough, the team coasted to victories over larger schools who were expected to beat the 'Cats We were the underdogs in a lot of the games, said Heather, but we always came out on top. FRONT ROW: LaStacia Hahn, Margaret Cotton, Angela Bottom, Cassie Harvey Wendie Reynolds, Cindy Caldwell. SECOND ROW: Michelle Casey Kristi Thompson, Marguerite Shouse, Kim Iohnson, Yvette johnson, Shannon Drury Betty lean Richmond. BACK ROW: Heather Brough, Stephanie Penny Tracy Wells. At top, jumping for the ball at the beginning of the game, senior Stephanie Penny gets that extra edge. 12 - Girls Basketball ac ,,.-. -. R vk Q6 t QQ R321 fx S A. ah r N t 'S -, -. 5 -Z' + ' 0+ N t-. K -,t -. 'S .-xc JN ,nt K fs i C., 1:-3:51, -, sg. A 55-115.1225 gt 11. 4:53. .-4, 1 in -3-afg3,j,g.rgfQiQQi55 I:

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TH T CLASSIC STYLE . . . Causes the LV to excel! This has been a year to remember! exclaimed sopho- more forward Shannon Drury The Anderson County Junior Varsity ended their season with a 12-5 record. Exceptional contributions by the five starters led the junior varsity to a great season. A lot of people didn't expect us to have a good season, said sophomore Wendi Reynolds, but we sure fooled them! The 'Cats were short on players with only ten, but not on spirit. We always cheered each other on, stated Margaret Cotton. Whether we were losing or winning, we always stuck together. 3 .SSLXV t sicc Q y ,MQ s 19771. ft, 'T FRONT ROW: Michelle Casey, Wendie Reynolds, Marla Hudson, Angela Bottom, Cassy Harvey Margaret Cotton. BACK ROW: Tracey Doss, Kim johnson, Yvette Iohnson, Coach Bill Pickett, Marguerite Shouse, Shannon Drury Christy Wilson. At top, going for an easy shot, Wendie Reynolds gets two points, 14 - Basketball Q Q -4 A is A f-. l lk.- ii www Concentrating on getting the ball down the floor, sophomore Betty Iean Richmond dribbles away from her opponent. Charging through these Danville Admirals, freshman Angela Bot- tom goes for the lay-up. fAt topj X N 5 '