Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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Anderson Advances In Governor s Cup Tournament time was an exciting time for students on the academic team. In the Governors Cup Anderson placed fourth out of 14 teams. Senior Charlie Miller took fifth place in the English Composition, and the Creative Expres- sions team composed of junior Iohn Wilson, seniors Cassy Barr, Laura Wheeler and Victoria Woodrow took second place. Sophomore Kristi Dixon received the Champion- ship trophy in Language Arts and went on to repre- sent ACHS at- the state competition in Louisville. Also representing ACHS were seniors Marty Terry in Social Studies, Tracy Wells in English Competition and the math team made up of juniors Bert Steelman, Nathan Sweet, sophomore Mike Ekbundit and senior Tony Simpson. Making up the computer team were seniors Dustin Curtis, Ronnie Fields, Andy Zopff, and sophomore Tim Osborne. Teacher Jane Ross helps sophomore Kristi Dixon prepare for the Regional Governors Cup Competition. Kristi had also won second place in the district competition. Y?- Participating in the KET Scholastic Challenge are sophomore Shae McEwen, senior Char- lie Miller, sophomore Kristi Dixon, and sponsor lane Ross. At the academic team banquet, lilgin limmons, lane Ross, Ron Millet: Mike Watson, Beverly Stivers, and Chuck Fletcher put on their own version of an academic match as the Humongus High students vs the Cranium City High students 88 - Academic Team

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THOSE CLASSIC CLUBS FBLA, HDS , VIC I . me dp 'i HOSA member Vicky Moore prepares Christmas items to be sold. Seniors Tyler Hill and Dustin Curtis placed second in Kentucky's Plymouth!AAATrouble Shooting Contest on May 20 in Louisville. They are both active members of VICA. 90 - Vocational Clubs 2 pax ry,y an EE Mi Each vocational club had a fund raiser to start the year to pay for many activities throughout the year including the Christmas party and the end-of-school cookout. The FBLA club gave Halloween, Easter, and Christmas parties to the day care center in Harrodsburg. They also took fruit to the nursing home, held bake sales, and sold calendars, candy and Christmas items. The students enrolled in business courses could join FBLA. The health careers students could join HGSA. They raised money for a senior trip to Rafferty's and Cardinal Hill. They gave a Halloween party for a day care center and to Mrs. Bradbury's kin- dergarten class. Vocational students enrolled in Welding, carpentry auto mechan- ics, and electricity could join VICA. VICA's purpose is to help vocational students of today to be- come the industrial leaders of to- morrow Iunior Cheryl Chilton played with the chil- dren at the day care center as the FBLA members prepare for their Christmas party