Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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Ai if ,L If '22 if 3 mm NNW Measuring out just the right amount of sulfur is frustrating as sophomore Nicloe Morgan finds out. After reading his directions, sophomore Derek Ruble explains to senior Bryon Peach how to mix Hydrochloric Acid to a mixture of Iron CID Sulfide. ,,,,,.f-ar' ,url i ,wsmsxzmu Iunior Leslie Stratton shows senior Robbie Isham the project she did in Biology II on the differences of a person's temperature to their skin color. Science Experiments - 71

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up .. fa Experimenting with the Une pected All students at ACI-IS take some sort of science class. From working on tracing their family history in some Biology I classes to learning how to mix certain chemicals with others are just some of the things the students have to do. Mrs. Weatherford's Biology II classes had to dissect rabbits, write term papers and prepare projects for the science fair. I really thought the class was interesting because instead of all book Work, I got more of a in-depth experience that will help me more when I go to col- lege, said senior Cindy Bledsoe. Miss Shouse's biology classes Worked on their pro- jects for their own science fair. One project was the differences in soils and how much Water they would hold. Also the class discussed the growing crisis with the AIDS disease. In Miss Shouse's science class, sophomore Melissa Dejarnette ex- periments with d ice When water is dum ed on the ice, it creates 1'Y'- - P a thick fog. W tff ' ' 'if' ., its f ,,., ,sy is sax is 5 s L c l 5 . S1 5 A Dissecting is a big part of Mrs. Weatherford's Biology II classes. Here junior Stacy Geick studies the inside of her recently dissected rabbit for her big test the next day N ' 'l Iuniors jennifer Perkins and David Greer finish working out their formulas in order to go on to their next mole problem during a Chemistry I lab. 70 - Science Experiments

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Special Olympics Participants Excel Anderson County Special Olym- pics attended the Area 8 Regional Track and Field Special Olympics on April 18 in Cynthiana. The stu- dents took home many ribbons. em, Freshman Lisa Edington repre- sented Anderson County on March 15 in the swimming event that was held in Lexington. She won first place in both events that she entered: 50m breaststroke and 4 the 50m freestyle. She went on to represent Anderson County at the International Special Olympics that was held at Notre Dame on Iuly 31 to August 8. f , . 1 2 Participating in the Special Olympics are - A.gg BOTTOM ROW: Dewayne Stumph, Nor- man Meeks. TOP ROW: Sponsor Wanda Chandler, Lisa Edington, Christi Taylor, Becky Nation. Not Shown is Marquetta Tarter. ,ft s, fir-if pff K nv il l, M5 yy rm ...sw L we fr, A 'yik l W lk l M ,ryr.y 5 he 1 W --.' W ' . ,... li , Lk,L A yr s ty! Freshman Lisa Edington prepares to do a dive at the Area 8 Special Olympics swimming competition in the Lexington YWCA in Cross Keys. Special Resources teacher, Chuck Fletcher, starts off most of his mornings by checking roll. Mr, Fletcher is also the sponsor of the Co-Ed-Y club. 72 - Special Olympics