Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

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Tip-Top It takes more than brains to receive MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Connie Grail and Greg Keller have these qualities. Showing she cares not only about her future, but that of others also, Connie has assisted young students while they attempt to master the skills of speech. Leadership, athletic ability, and academic honors describe Greg as one who makes use of every opportunity offered to him. Being bestowed with the title BEST PERSONALITY was a cinch for Pam Hines and Jack McCann. While attending vocational school, Pam has shown she has had the ability to assist others amiably as she took part in the activities of the Health Occupation Students of America. Jack has displayed fairness, sportsmanship, and congeniality through his participation in high school football. Both Pam and Jack have made the lives of their peers more pleasurable as a result of their winsome personalities. Realiability and trustworthiness are qualities not only attributed to the Boy Scouts but also to Mary Jane Drakeford and Brian Boyle.. Demonstrating her writing ability, Mary Jane has reported for the Rotary Club. Brian has raised money for his class as well. Both also co-edited the school yearbook and paper. Due to their earnest efforts, Mary Jane and Brian were designated MOST DEPENDABLE. 17

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A Like-ly Couple An outstanding student in many respects, Kay Patterson has really earned the title of Miss 1980. She has been an active cheerleader for her full four years of high school. Kay began on the B-team squad as a freshman, but cheered her way to the varsity squad in her sophomore year. She also enjoys playing tennis and “served as a member of the tennis team during her junior year. In her senior year, Kay went all out and won a triple crown of titles. These included 1980 Homecoming Queen, the Best Figure superlative, and Miss 1980. Some of Kay's favorite pastimes include swimming, dancing, horseback riding, and playing guitar. With an eventful high school career, to say the least, Kay is certainly deserving of every honor bestowed upon her. Ever since his arrival to Harrodsburg from Indiana during his sophomore year. Brad Fenton has contributed much of his time to the benefit of our school. A large facet of his talent is directed toward team sports. Numerous awards have been attributed to Brad for his outstanding skills in football, baseball, and basketball. Outside of school, he enjoys such outdoor sports as tennis, water skiing, motorcycle riding, and camping. Brad finds time to do all of this, and does it well; in addition, he takes an active part in his school government. Having served as vice-president of the Student Council and president of the Pep Club, Brad has many qualities necessary to be a leader. These make him fully deserving of the title of Mr. 1980. A glance can never be replaced—even by a thousand words. 16

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Looks may not be everything to some people, but they rank high on Tammie Brumback's and Mark Schuster's list of priorities. Tammie was nominated for Homecoming Queen her senior year and Mark was an escort for another of the candidates. Tammie was also an attendant in her freshman and junior years. Both Tammie and Mark taken pride in their appearance and are certainly deserving of the title BEST LOOKING. Although no one is infallible, Lori Notter and Richard Hendren come close. Both have been members of school clubs and have been involved in sports. Richard has received awards of excellence, and Lori has excelled in cheerleading and tennis. Being best in any field takes determination, but being named BEST ALL-AROUND makes it worthwhile. Superior Seniors Fashions dominate the appearance of Anne Moore and Mark Freeman's dress. Keeping up with today's fads, their wardrobes include: blazers, button-down collar shirts, vests, and tweed and wool pants. The popular earth-tone colors add the finishing touches to their outfits. With their fashionable clothes, one can see why both were named BEST DRESSED. 18