Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

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ve Machal later became a Interested in sports, he and sophomore years. ; »iior year, he died in id Heart to all of iw'K . r -? ■ ■ I jl % HfevJR Fcv. a Ever Close In Mind and Heart J R: No further away than a picture, A smile or remembered phrase. Our love one lives in memory— S close in so many ways. H mpw often does a sunset pstalgic thoughts to mind ts that our loved one shared behind! a flower, Uan sky tion gone by! a magic way loved one near— Me in mind and heart, ones We hold most dear. •„ ■ —Marjorie Frances Ames

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Guard your true loves well when Jennifer Willmott . nd Willis Hendren are around. Known as the BIGGEST FLIRTS at HHS, they are both gifted with the knowledge of the methods of persuasion. Able to wrap a teacher around their little fingers, to soften the exterior of even the most heartless soul, Beth Witherspoon and Greg Allen have earned the reputation of TEACHERS' PETS. Of course turning teachers to sorghum did not help them become members of the Beta Club, but their good grades did. Arnee Mayes and Tina Fisher sing Don't Be A Dropout!' Lori Notter is upset as she attacks Brent Drury. 21

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At age 17, Dan Harshall Sanders lost a hard-fought battle again Bukenua. A senior at HHS, Dan was active academiiWv and athletically. ■ Class president 1 junior and senior year, Dan also served as Studerf Council president during his senior year. Dan held membership in several qlubs, including Beta Clitb, Pep Club, y.rGlub, and V ho Among American HighSchool'Students. ■ 'yDan was a member of the football team for his first tlSee years of high school. Even jnmigh'fm was un-ab to play his senior year because of his illness, DanXworked as an announcer at the games. Despite his seemingly insurmountable problem, Danifyd a part-time job at WHBN radio station and Gateway Supermarket. ■ Dan showed courage and determination in his struggle. For this he will always be remembered and respected. Sunset and evening'star. And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning When I put out to seak . . For though from out oui jpurne of and Place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face'tAface When I have crossed the bdr: Alfred, Lord Tennyson