Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

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Pioneer Parents Provide Proper Persuasion Through all the years they have been there. The class of 1980 started out as green freshmen, and our sponsors urged us through all the years until the class is now ready to brave the world on its own. Through the car washes in the ninth grade, the candy bar sales of the tenth grade, even through the calendar sales of our Junior year our “Pioneer Parents were with us prodding us along. Then at our Junior prom they saw all of our combined forces pay off in an extremely successful night. They were our parents away from home. Toward the right direction, they steered us. Unsure as we were, our advisors assured us. Frightened and uncertain but still slightly hard-headed, our group took some convincing about everything we did. But soon we realized we were fortunate that chance had delivered these fine people into our lives. Our sponsors have given us time, talent, and patience. The class of 1980 owes them many things. We can only give them our thanks. 4

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 A different va™ty of classes is the only thing Susan would change at our school. SheKants something you ciaun get into . Susan feels we should all realize today % no such a bad time. In fact, it may Ije the best tiftes of our lives. mond (Buddy) Burton IV is tl He feels he

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 Top Left to Right By showing that she cares, Lee Russell has earned a place in the hearts of her students. Dale Yerian, alias Mr. Y turns the task of learning into the sport of fun. Risking his life everyday is Frank Kemplin's job in Driver's Ed. The work room is where Georgette Schmees is found, preparing daily worksheets on the ditto machine. Senior class sponsors Frank Kemplin, Lee Russell, Georgette Schmees, and Dale Yerian join forces to make each year memorable for the Class of 1980.