Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

1985 HARRODIAN Harrodsburg High School East Lexington Street Days Of Our Lives Days of Our Lives (Opening) As the World Turns (Student Life) Guiding Light (Seniors) Search for Tomorrow (juniors) Another World (Sophomores) Young and the Restless (Freshmenjc'|| All My Children (Faculty) Loving (Academics) One Life to Live (Organizations) Harrodsburg's Hope (Sportsjj Capital (Ads) Table of Contents 2 — Opening Paley Said, “Let There Be Soap Operas” and there WERE!! Soap operas originated during the days of radio, when families gathered for nighttime entertainment provided by Franklin D. Roosevelt's Fireside Chats and such radio comedies as Amos Andy and The Fibber McGee and Molly Show . One of the all-time favorite soaps revolved around the antics of a vampire. His name was Barnabas Collins, and the 1%0's-1970's show was Dark Shadows Large soap manufacturers sponsored the first radio dramas, thus spawning the term soap operas . When television overtook radio as America's 1 entertainment medium in the early 1950's, many of the same soaps that were popular on radio continued their success on the tube. DID YOU KNOW?? One of the most popular soap operas today, Days of Our Lives, celebrated its 20th anniversary recently. It still contains 3 original cast members: Tom and Alie Horton along with their son Mickey, played by McDonald Carey, Frances Reid, and |ohn Clark. Current heartthrob, Tom Selleck, was originally a member of Young the Restless Opening - 3 William Paley was the President of CBS when soap operas began. Soap Opera Digest ALL MY CHILDREN Angie found her husband with Yvonne. Desperate, jesse begs for forgiveness, but a numb Angie tells him to pack his things. In an effort to help Brooke and Mark escape from Martel's house, Mike is shot and killed. Will Erika seek revenge? ANOTHER WORLD Will Rachel ever regain her memory and realize she has a new husband? Cass and Kathleen go their separate way despite their love for each other, so Dee steps in to try her luck with Cass. What secret is going on between Jake and the twins, Marley and Vicki? AS THE WORLD TURNS Frannie comes in for Bob and Kim's wedding, but its clear she doesn't want her father marrying. Brian and lay try to get Kirk to face up to his gambling problem, but he refuses to admit that he's in trouble. Will Craig and Sierra fall in love in the days to come, because they're working on it! GENERAL HOSPITAL VWITonyl ever come out of the. coma and live happily again Wh Tanya? Celia files for divorce from Grant and is Hecomin closer to limjny Lee. Mi | while, Kick dgc deSjTie wants a .0 work out between h:m and Ginny ■1 1 1 A Mark and Clarissa get marriecT despite Paula's scheming? Kelly up at the PMyrna Oegg-spon red an show to make hers TT known. What will happen now that she's LIGHT Kurt makes fevj and Kyle jump from a plarje and they land in a counffy feuple's barn. Will they be headed for romance? Kyle secretly took over Lewis Oil and everyone is off to Africa for adventure. TO LIVE After a fight, Becky leaves Asa ✓iew with Jessie and PreJM Pill Asa fight to get her back? David, mixed up with spies, gets shot and flown out of the country. Jenny, hysterical, doesn't know if she'll ever see him again. YOUNG AND THE Dina confronts Afiley and tells her about Brentl Since Victor has been piyinglso much atm tention to Ashley, Nicki finds relief in Jack. Ashley now hates her mother, but has her memory back. 4-Opening Opening-5 6 — Opening Student Life —7 Student Favorites in the World of HHS The style of music and the singers have changed over the past years. There are many new singers and groups appearing and busting the charts. This year, the students of HHS have many new favorites such as: Prince, Madonna, Lionel Richie, Huey Lewis and the News, and Steve Perry. A survey of the students at HHS revealed their favorites in music, television, and motion pictures. MALE SINGERS 1. Lionel Richie 2. lohn Waite 3. Steve Perry ALBUMS 1. Purple Rain 2. Footloose 3. Chicago 17 8-Student Life And the List Goes on! TOP SONCS 1. Purple Rain 2. Hard Habit To Break 3. Let's Co Crazy MOTION PICTURES 1. Purple Rain 2. All the Right Moves 3. Indiana lones and the Temple of Doom TELEVISION SHOWS 1. Facts of Life 2. Remington Steele 3. Paper Dolls DAYTIME DRAMAS (SOAPS) 1. Days of Our Lives 2. General Hospital 3. Santa Barbara ROCK VIDEOS 1. Missing You 2. Let's Co Crazy 3. When Doves Cry Prince moves in this year with many new songs such as: Purple Rain , When Doves Cry, Let's Get Crazy , and Take Me With You . He also had a hit movie and video. Prince has taken Michael Jackson's place as the number one star . With each new song, Prince continues to rise in the world of rock super stardom. This year, Tom Selleck was picked by the students at HHS as their favorite actor. In addition to his television show, Magnum P. I. , Tom is very busy making movies such as The High Road to China and Lassister Besides his acting ability, Tom is well known for his handsome looks! Good luck in the ratings, Tom. Student Life-9 Fashion Fads in the “World” of HHS Fashion keeps changing every year and 1984-1985 is no exception. The dressy clothes of a few years ago are out, and casual clothes are the in thing. Also, the mini has resurfaced and pants, too, are shorter. The students seem to enjoy and buy these new styles. In the halls of Harrodsburg High School can be seen all the current fashion fads such as: mini-skirts, crop pants, crop tops, muscle shirts, sweaters, and palamino jeans. In addition, there are various styles of shoes such as: pumps, jellies, moccasins and flats. Looking pretty are five Harrodsburg High School students modeling some of the current fashion fads. From left to right are Amy Peavler with her palamino jeans, Tara Harris in her blue sweats, Roni Robinson in her crop jeans, Kim Sparrow in her blue, crop shirt and pants, and last. LaDonna Devine in her pink half-shirt. In today's fashion world, the feet are important too Because of crop pants, mini skirts, and various lengths of shorts, it is vital to dress your feet In the picture below, four girls model their fashion shoes. From left to right are Betsy Yates in her pink jellies. Roni Robinson in white pumps, Natalie Robinson in white moccasins, and Amy Peavler in her blue jellies 10-Student Life They Work Hard for the Money The students in the world of HHS work hard for their money. The students spend many long hours of hard work to earn the money they take home at the end of the week. HHS students work in a variety of stores such as: Kroger, Gateway, McDonalds, Golden Corral, Hops, and Hallmark. Some of the students enjoy their work; some do not, but they all agree that they need to work in order to earn money. One student commented that spending money he has earned gives him a good feeling. Sharing the work load are Sean and |on Sanders To earn their money, they sack groceries at Gateway approximately 25 hours per week Also working at Gateway are Shon Sebert, Bill Hatchett, Nelson Thompson, Chris Young, Chris Bentley and Michael Whalen What a load1 Chris Clark sacks groceries and assists customers to their cars at Kroger's in the Beaumont Plaza Harrodsburg High School students who also work at Kroger's include loseph Geraci, Kent Hariey and Bobby Harris An order of fries, please! Sonya Gardner smiles happily while waiting on a customer at the drive-in window of McDonalds The golden arches also employs |oy Powell, Dee Dee Dean, Linda Spahn, Mark Schneider, Kim Cruise, Lloyd Browning and Donna Phillips from Harrodsburg High School Student Life - 11 “Snapshots” 12-Student Life Skating Party For HHS The Harrodsburg High School Student Council sponsored a skating party at the Windjammer Skating Rink, in Danville, on April 18, 1985. It cost each Harrodsburg High School student just one dollar to get in, and the skate rental fee was free. Many Harrodsburg High School students attended the skating party and supported the Student Council. Chaperone for the evening was Mrs. jane Woellner, Harrodsburg High School Guidance Counselor and one of the Student Council sponsors. Accompanying Mrs. Woellner were her sons, Bret and Drew. Everyone had a great time. Ouch! Skating the night away. Preparing for some skating fun is Bobby Turner Student Life-13 Getting ready to skate is Keith Lucas SHAPE UP Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Jane Woellner, and her sons, Bret and Drew pose for the camera. Skating is Fun Buddy Beasley watches the skating preparations of Missey Freeman and Michael Browning Showing her skating technique is Lou Ann Stakelin 14-Student Life Derby Day Derby Day was held on May 3, 1985 during 5th and 6th hours. Each of the four classes and the faculty fielded a team to participate in the seventeen scheduled events. Points were earned by each team based on their finishing position. For a first-place finish a team earned five points, second-place earned four points, third-place earned three points, fourth-place earned two points, and fifth, or last place, earned one point. When all the events were finished and the scores tallied, the freshmen had won with 56 points, the seniors were second with 50 points, the sophomores were a close third with 48 points, the faculty was fourth with 44 points, and the juniors were fifth with 40 points. EVENTS FOR DERBY DAY Basketball Shoot Orange Transfer Sack Race Egg Roll Tug-O-War Lifesaver-Toothpick Transfer Wildest Hairdo Contest Three-Legged Race Coke Chugging Contest Tricycle Race Shuttle Relay Boys Beauty Contest Pie-Eating Contest Peanut Between the Knees Bubble Cum Contest Egg Toss Balloon Stomp Don't drop that orange” is the plea of sophomores Sherry Bechtel and Richardo Meaux as they watch teammates, Julie Houchin and Jeff Market in the Orange Transfer. Lining up for the Egg Roll are David DeShazer, Mrs. Gunsalus, Terry Yeast, and Donald Wayne Smith. L Representing the seniors in the Tug-O-War are Tommy Sims, Anita Adams, Chris Keller, Dee Dee Dean, Fran Rowe, and Keith Brown. Getting ready to tug for the faculty are Coach Craddock, Mr. Winkelspecht, Miss Hooper, Mrs. Mark, Mrs. Montgomery, and Coach Johnson. Student Life - 15 More Derby Day Fun Beverly Fain learns how tricky it is to pass a lifesaver on a toothpick to Participants in the Wildest Hairdo Contest are Terry Drakeford and Mark Brock in the Lifesaver Transfer. Dee Dee Robinson. Running for their team in the Three-Legged Race are Missy Freeman and Michael Browning. Jean Campbell, Miss Burke, Jerry Boswell and Danny Boswell line up their vehicles for the Tricycle Race. Always a highlight is the Boys Beauty Contest. Entries for this year are John Holiday, John Royalty, and Scott Moseley. Judges, Kirk Hembree, Coach Johnson, and Lloyd Browning, watch contestants, Joseph Geraci, Mrs. Helton, and Keve Johnson, blow bubbles. 16 —Student Life Homecoming 1984 During the week of October 22-26, life was busy at HHS. Classes were working on their floats for the parade. The Homecoming Queen and Attendants were chosen by the student body. Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. at the football field there was a bonfire to build school spirit to beat the Berea Pirates. Friday, the Pep Club sponsored a “blue-white day. And at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, the Queen Candidates, Homecoming Attendants, the Band, and the floats lined up for the parade. Taking first place in the float competition are the Seniors. The theme of their float is Pirate Busters from the hit song and movie, Ghost Busters . ALl fH bight All the Right Moves is the theme of the Junior float. Their hard work is rewarded by winning second place. Sophomores with their float. Hog Train , place third in the float competition. While waiting for the parade, the floats were judged with the winners to be announced at the football game, judges were Superintendent Forrest Williamson, Jr., Faye Neat, William Gravely, Jr. and Christine Foster. The route of the parade was through downtown Harrodsburg and finishing at the Court House for a successful pep rally. Homecoming week at HHS was full of excitement, activities, and fun. Doing a really fine job, but coming in fourth, are the Freshmen. The theme of their float is Torture . Homecoming —17 With the roses in her hands and the crown on her head. Queen lean Campbell gives a beautiful smile Amealia Dunn, representing last years Queen Bonnie Dunn, who could not attend, crowns the 1984 Homecoming Queen, lean Campbell JEAN IS QUEEN lean Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Campbell, was crowned the 1984 Homecoming Queen during half-time of the Harrodsburg Homecoming game. She is a 17 year old Senior and has been a High School cheerleader for the past 4 years. Jean enjoys swimming, running and babysitting. After high school, Jean plans to attend Georgetown College and major in Elementary Education, lean was also voted Best All Around” in the Senior Class and Miss H.H.S. of 1984. Queen candidate, Sonya Ransdell is sitting pretty as she rides around Giving a big smile. Queen candidate, Meg Williams is whisked around the track to be introduced during half-time. the track during half-time activities. 18 - Homecoming HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Voted Junior Homecoming Attendants are Storrie Bailey and Joseph Geraci. Leigh Powell and Jamie Slagle were chosen by their classmates to be Sophomore Homecoming Attendants to be selected as Freshman Homecoming Attendants are Emily Always an important addition are the Junior High Attendants They are Jennifer Browning and Bob Weaver. This page sponsored by the Mercer County National Bank Serving as crown bearer and escort for the Homecoming festivities are Loren Springate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jackie Springate. and Brett Woellner, son of Mr and Mrs Phil Woellner Homecoming - 19 GIMME AN “H” Attending the 1984 Harrodsburg High School Homecoming game was a lively and very enthusiastic crowd of Harrodsburg Pioneer fans. They cheered the team to a 42-0 victory over the Berea Pirates. During the excitement of the game. Pioneer Football Coach Alvis Johnson gives Freshman Sam Brown some important instructions before he enters the game. Running for long yardage is Junior Donald Wayne Smith. He is assisted by a block from Senior Quarterback Chris Bentley. During the course of the game, Donald Wayne made 5 touchdowns for the victorious Pioneers. After the game was won. the happy Pioneer fans attend the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the HHS Pep Club. Breaking the night away are Harold Wilhite and Mark Stigall. Watching the demonstration of skill and coordination are Betsy Yates, Gelonda Vaugh, and Charles Berry. Kimble Jones acted as disc jockey and provided the music for the dance 20 — Homecoming SENIORS: THE GUIDING LIGHT Don Pelly and Anne Clark have been through a lot the past 4 years while being the sponsors of the Senior Class. Guiding the Senior class until the day of graduation is Chris Bentley, president; Jim Pittman, treasurer; Shon Sebert, vice-president; Tim Ellis, representative; Brian Steele, representative. Not pictured is Jean Campbell, secretary. Graduation-21 Anita Adams Gary Brown Michael Browning Chris Bentley Tina Blacketer Keith Brown Scott Bugg Sandy Brown Jean Campbell As an added feature during homecoming this year, the queen candidates were escorted by their fathers Here. Jean Campbell is with her father Lonnie Campbell. Mark Brock Bruce Browning Bobby Claunch John Claunch 22 - Seniors Debbie Cole Beverly Fain Craig Hardy Troy Isham Tim Ellis Dee Dee Dean Terry Drakeford Craig Ford Missey Freeman Shawn Cray Bobby Harris Bill Hatchett Honored to be serving as the escort for his daughter. Sonya, is proud father, David Ransdell. Sonya is one of the 1984 homecoming queen candidates. Seniors - 23 MR. AND MISS HHS Jim Boppa Pittman and Jean Campbell were voted Mr. and Miss HHS of 1985. Both were very proud and honored to be representing their senior class. The teachers nominated several seniors for the title of Mr. and Miss HHS. But when it came down to the wire, Jean and Boppa had all the qualifications and fit the position best. Both are very active year around. Boppa has played football, basketball, and run track for the past 4 years. He has won numerous awards in all the sports he has participated in. Jim was also treasurer of the senior class and an active participant in all school activities. Jean is very much like Jim. She has been a cheerleader for the past 4 years. She served as captain her junior year and co-captain her senior year. She also ran track her senior year and was the secretary for the senior class. Both Jean and Jim are respected by their teachers and their peers. No one could have fulfilled the position of Mr. and Miss HHS any better than these two. CONGRATULATIONS! SHINING SUPERLATIVES When all the votes were counted. Cecil Wright and Debbie Cole had won the superlative for Teachers' Pet. Being the annoyance of each teachers' class are Chris Keller and Anita Adams. They were chosen for Teachers' Pest. 24 — Seniors Bill Hatchett and Dee Dee Dean are always there to make everyone laugh Because of this, they won Wittiest Always getting around'' are Meg Williams and Travis Lance. They were voted Biggest Flirt. Tim Ellis and Traci Morgan always look their best in the clothes they wear. They were chosen for Best Dressed. Displaying a wide variety of talents are Missey Freeman and Bobby Harris. They accepted the honor of Most Talented. Joel lames Chris Keller Travis Lance Tim Long Earl Murphy Traci Nichols Adana Patterson Meg Williams, the third homecoming queen candidate, is escorted by her father, Phil Williams. Both seem to be enjoying the half-time entertainment • 0 f I 09 i F 1 1 t 4s Scott Moseley Derek Penman Donna Phillips 26 — Seniors The Seniors of '85 sweep first place easily in the float contest this year. The theme is Pirate Busters”. The decorated back-board highlighted the innovative float )oy Powell Sonya Ransdell Sarah Schuster Tommy Sims Linda Spahn Fran Rowe Kevin Semones Brian Steele jim Pittman Photograph not available David Royalty Darrell Thompson Seniors — 27 Linda Spahn and Shon Sebert are always there to cheer the teams on. They were voted Most School Spirit. Setting their goals for future success are Mark Brock and Traci Nichols. These two are Most Likely to Succeed. The Light Always reliable and diligent are Tina Blacketer and Keith Brown. They are definitely the Most Dependable. Nelson Thompson and Sarah Schuster always stand out in a crowd They were voted Best Personality. 28 - Seniors Shines On Always looking sharp and fine are Tim Long and Sandy Brown. These two were picked for Best Looking. Chris Bentley and lean Campbell are well-rounded people. They were voted Best All-Around. Keeping in shape by being active are Earl Murphy and Sonya Ransdell. They were voted Best Figure and Physique. Elizabeth Moore and Jim Pittman are active in many sports. They received Most Athletic. Seniors — 29 Nelson Thompson Shellie Wesley Meg Williams Cecil Wright Jeff Noel 30 - Seniors Moving On Up a Little Higher Thinking back in time when we were young, Thinking that this day would never come. Thinking that we would never, We would never, ever grow old. We're moving on up a little higher. Yes, we're moving on up a little higher. It seems very much like yesterday. When we were working and striving Each day to make a way. But now the time has come. You better get ready to run. For we're moving on up a little higher. Yes, we're moving on up a little higher. I know that we've been through some hard times. But we managed to stand on our own two feet When the going kind of got tough. Can't you see that we made it? We made it through the rain. We're moving on up a little higher. Yes, we're moving on up a little higher. Bobby Harris « 32 - Seniors SENIOR DIRECTORY Anita Adams —Speech and Drama 2; Coed-Y 2; Teacher's Aide 4; HOSA 4; Pi Zeta's 4; Vocational School 3,4; Teachers' Pest 4. WILL-I will my common sense to Marvin Dearinger, and all my Ralph Machio Rob Lowe posters to Donna Peavler. PROPHECY —I will be working as a surgical nurse, making lots of money, and living in Lexington. Chris Bentley - Class Representative 2; Class President 4; Student Council 2,4; President 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; President 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Best JV. Offensive Back 2; Best Varsity Defensive Back 4; Dan Sanders Memorial Award 4; Honorable Mention All-Area 4; 2nd Team Ail CKC 4; Boy's Fitness Award 1; World History Award 2; U S. History Award 3; Best All-Around 4; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Who's Who 3. WILL —I will my position of quarterback to Donald Smith and my parking space at the Salvisa graveyard to the best candidate. PROPHECY-In 10 years, I will be the ultimate YUPPIE and will begin my rise to supreme power as the next great Howard Hughes. Tina Blacketer-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 3; Speech 3; HOSA 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Most Dependable 4. WILL —I will all my love to Steve Taylor. I will my HOSA sweatshirt to Chris Bentley, who always seemed to make fun of it. PROPHECY —I will become Mrs. Steven Taylor, have 23 kids (sike!!), and have a successful nursing career. Mark Brock —Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Beta Club 2,3,4; Coed-Y 4; Speech Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; I Dare You Award 3; Adv. Biology Award 2; U.S. History 3; Who's Who 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4; WILL —I will my smart remarks to Erika Strecker, my talent for telling funny jokes to Mr. Y, and my ability to march and play the trumpet at the same time to Ted Dean. PROPHECY —I hope to be the richest C.P.A. in America, and have lots of kids and be a real father . Gary Brown - Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, VICA 3,4; Vice President 4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,4; WILL —I will my one man pogo stick to D.T., my memory to Ms. Dean, and everything else to who ever wants it . PROPHECY —To get stranded on an island with 50,000 fine females. Keith Brown — Honorable Mention CKC 4; Big Lick Award 4, Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2; Boy's State 3, Academic Team 4; Basketball Stats 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 1,2. WILL-I will my ability to stay out of trouble at the State Tournament to Stuart Thompson. PROPHECY —I'll still be working on my Senior project in English. Sandy Brown — Coed-Y-3, Photography Club 1,2,3; Best Looking 4; FBLA 4; Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Vocational School 3,4; Pi Zeta's 2,3,4; Christmas Dance Queen 4. WILL —I will my parking space my blue vette to Paula Bruner and my Pi Zeta sweatshirt to my sister Kelli. PROPHECY —I will be a rich and famous cosmetologist working anywhere but Harrodsburg. Bruce Browning - French Club 1; Photography Club 1,2,3,4; Chairman 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Coed-Y 2; Annual Staff 3; Teacher's Aide 3. WILL —I will my 35mm camera to Mr. Evans Pelly, my common sense to Buddy Beasley, and my woodworking ability to James Norton. PROPHECY —I will be the official White House photographer and be working on my second million. Michael Browning — Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; All-Regional Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Asbury All-Star Concert Band 1,2,3,4; All-State Band 3; John Phillip Sousa Award 3; Kentucky Derby Festival 1,4; Academic Team 3,4; Photography Club 1,2,3; Coed-Y 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Track 3; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 3. WILL-I will my trombone playing ability and by section leader position to Kelly Gardner. PROPHECY —I will be an accountant by day and will be playing bass trombone in the Count Basie Orchestra by night. I will still be driving a Volkswagon and dreaming of a Ferrari GTO. Scott Bugg — Woodworking Award 3. WILL —I will my extraordinary ability to stay in trouble to Brown . I will my ability to party every night of the week to Scott Hulette. And, I will my memory to Ms. Dean. PROPHECY —I plan to be the wealthiest man in Kentucky and own the Miller Brewing Co. by the age of 25. Until then, I'll be still drivin' to L-burg every night. Jean Campbell —Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; French Club 1,2; President 2; Girls' State 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Cap't. 3; Co-Cap't. 4, Tennis 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Runner-Up Snow Queen 3; Fort Harrod Classic Queen Candidate 4; Miss Freshman; Miss NHS 84-85; Class Vice-President 1,2; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; Best All-Around 4; Pi Zeta's 2,3,4; WILL —I will my grades Senior Directory —33 to Emily and my cheerleading position to Lyndsay Matherly in 8 yrs. PROPHECY-I will be married to Shon Sebert and have little athletes running around. Bobby Claunch-HHS John Claunch-HHS Debbie Cole —Pep Club 3, Beta Club 2,3,4; HOSA 4; Who's Who; English 11 Award; History Award 3; FHA 2. WILL-I will my couchcovers to Mr. Y for his ties. I will my job at McDonald's to Bev Fain. And, I will my mirror to Ms. Dean so she won't have to use the bookcase glass. PROPHECY-I will be a successful teacher in LA. a part-time groupie for Duran Duran. Dee Dee Dean-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1, 2; Photography Club 1,2,3; Wittiest 4. Terry Drakeford - French Club 1,2; Track 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Award; WILL —I will my ability to leave school to Marie Dedman, not that she needs it. PROPHECY —In 10 years, I will still be in Mr. Y's physics class. Tim Ellis-Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Class Representative 4; Band President 4; Library Aide; Best Dressed 4. WILL-I will my good grades to Myron (6'4 ) Ellis, my hands'' and the awesome trumpet section to Erika, and my solos to Ted Dean. And thanks to my parents, teachers, and my friends at HHS. PROPHECY —I hope to be graduated from college, be happily married to the girl of my dreams and be a rich, successful farmer. Beverly Fain - Pep Club 2,3,4; Coed-Y 2,3,4; Speech 2; HOSA 4; NFL 2,3; WILL-I will all of my friendship to my best friend, Tina Blacketer. I will my ability to be at school on time to my sister Denise. PROPHECY —I hope to have a successful teaching career, be married and have 2 children. Craig Ford —HHS Shawn Gray-4-H 1,2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Tennis 1,2,3; Photography Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Who's Who 3; WILL —I will my ability to play tennis to Chris Young, my ability to take pictures to John Holiday, and my ability of not totaling a car to Weef . Missey Freeman — Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cap't. 3,4; JV Defensive Award 3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Coaches' Award 2; Class Secretary 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; FCA 1, 2,3; Pi Zeta's 2,3,4; Secretary Treasurer 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; School Newspaper Staff 4, Photography Club 1,2, 3; Cross Country 4; Most Talented 4; WILL-I will my redundant ability to Ms. Dean, every one of my problems to Gentry Barnett, and my red hair to both my sister's children. PROPHECY —I will be living in Beverly Hills, Cal., after I cut my 5th album. I will be married to some awesome looking dude be on tour around the world. (My album will, of course, go platinum.) Craig Hardy-French Club 1,2; Pep Club 4, Beta Club 4; Citizenship Award 2; WILL —I will my collection of the world's greatest jokes to Coach Craddock, and my perfect no-detention record to Clay Ace Reis. PROPHECY —I will be a married, successful professional who is making lots of money. Kent Harley — Basketball 1; FCA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; VICA 3,4. WILL-I will my good humor to Mrs. Dean and I will my Red Wing Boots to all of the preps. PROPHECY-I hope to be married to Christie Brinkley and have 8 to 10 kids, live in the biggest house, and drive the badest truck on the road. Bobby Harris — Speech Club 2,3; Art Club 1,3; Photography Club 1,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Rifle 1; Class President 3; Class Treasurer 2; ICC 3; Student Council 3; Most Talented. WILL-I will the percussion section to Lisa Hamilton, my tri-tom ability to Chris Long, my quick ability to bag groceries to the Gateway employees. PROPHECY —I will be living in France, surrounded by lots of luxury, taking life easy. Bill Hatchett —Tennis 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming attendant 3; 110% Award Tennis 2; Coaches Award 3; Wittiest 4. WILL —I will my ability to be different to everyone in school. PROPHECY-I will be out of this little town and making a lot of money in a big city. Shellie Hooper Wesley —Pep Club 2,3; Art Club 3; FHA 2,3; FBLA 3; Reading Award 1; WILL —I will my ability to get along with Mr. Warren to whoever wants it. PROPHECY —I hope to be away from Harrodsburg and to have a little girl, Amanda Lynn. Troy Isham — Baseball 3,4, VICA 3,4; President 4. WILL —I will my ability to not to get caught to Kent Harley, my beard to Joel James, and my grades to my brother Greg. PROPHECY —I will own my own home, in a small town, other than Harrodsburg, and be in the $20,000-$25,000 tax bracket. Joel James - Football 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2,3; Coed-Y 2,3; FCA 1,2,3,4; WILL-I will 34-Senior Directory my 1985 Trans Am, once I get my 1986 Corvette, to Alan Barr so he won't have to go parking on his Moped. PROPHECY —I'll drop out of college and be assistant manager of Van Landrum's Farm under the supervision of Travis Lance, manager. Chris Keller-Photography 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Teacher's Aide 4; Art Club 3, 4; Annual Photographer 2,3,4; Teachers' Pest 4; WILL —I will my photography ability to Alex Clarke and my partying ability to Linda Spahn. PROPHECY —I will be selling illegal firearms to the mafia. Travis Lance-HHS Tim Long — Football 1,2,3,4; Coaches Award 4; Honorable Mention CKC 4; Basketball 1,3; Art Club 2,3; FCA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Best Looking 4; WILL —I will my drinking ability to Joe Bill Lance. PROPHECY - After going AWOL in the Navy, I will become a Solid Cold Dancer. Kevin Lowe — Vocational School 3,4; VICA 3,4. Elizabeth Moore —Class Representative 1; FCA 1, 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; 110% Award 2,3; Student Council 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; NFL 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Sec Treas. 4; Class Vice-President 3; Most Athletic 4; WILL —I will Marie Dedman Kim Cruise my backhandsprings, and Jean Campbell the ability to shake her hips, and Bill Hatchett my sack lunch. PROPHECY-I will be married and have a successful career and a child on the way. Traci Morgan-Beta Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Best Dressed 4; Class Rep. 4; Pi Zeta's 2,3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Speech 2; WILL —I will my ability to keep gas in the car to Linda Spahn the ability to look nice to Jeff Markel. PROPHECY —I will have my Master's in psychology or married — which ever comes first!! Scott Moseley — Class President 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Boy's State 3; WILL —I will my skill as a pole vaulter to John Holiday my height to Chris Satterly. PROPHECY —I will be a lawyer then become President, then buy Yocum's Motor Lodge. Earl Murphy —FCA 2,3; Pep Club 1,3; VICA 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3,4; WILL —I will my Chevy truck and Red Wings to all the preps in this awful place and I will to Mr. Warren some of my hair. PROPHECY —I will be working and wearing red wings and married. Traci Nichols —National Honor Society 3,4; Pres. 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Coed-Y 2; Photography Club 2; Pi Zetas 2,3,4; Annual staff 4; Who's Who 4; Class Treasurer 1; ”1 Dare You Award 3; Snow Queen Candidate 1; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Blue on the Move 4; WILL —I will my green lipstick to Gentry Barnett, my ability to be on time to Sonya Gardner, and my ability not to argue with my boyfriend to Monique Stokes. Adana Patterson — HHS; WILL —I will Deonna my grades and my common sense to Deonna, Marvin, and Denise. PROPHECY-I plan on being happy and having a good job. Derek Penman - French Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; WILL —I will my ability to be a UK fan to my cousin Donald Smith, my braces to Simon, and my ability to stay out of trouble to Keve Johnson. PROPHECY —I just want to get out of Harrodsburg. Donna Phillips-Office Aide 3,4; Voc. School 3,4; HOSA 4; FHA 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; WILL —I will my ability to get along with my teachers to my sister Lisa. PROPHECY —I will be married, have 2 kids, and live in a Christian community. Joy Powell-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Flag Corp. 1,2,3; Cap't. 3; NFL 2,3; WILL-I will all of my clothes to Leigh Powell, even though she already wears them. I will a lifetime supply of orange juice to Angie Leigh and I will all of my love to “Bear . Jim Pittman — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Mr. HHS 4; Most Athletic 4; Class Treas. 4; WILL —I will my driving ability to D.W. Smith, and my body and good looks to Simon. PROPHECY —I will be married to Bonnie and living in California. Sonya Ransdell - Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Miss Cool 3; Pi Zeta's 2,3,4; Pres. 4; FHA 2; FCA 2,3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Voc. School 3,4; FBLA 3,4. Best Figure Phy. 4. WILL —I will my ponytail to Angie Hood and my ability to show School spirit to Angie Long. And all of my love to Tim. PROPHECY —I hope to be running Shannon's Health Spa and have a blueeyed baby boy. Fran Rowe —Tennis 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Coed-Y 2,3,4; Los Viajeros 1,2; Annual 3; WILL-I will my ability to skip lunch go to McDonald's to Karen Long. PROPHECY —I will be on the Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous . David Royalty —HHS Senior Directory —35 Sarah Schuster — Beta Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Coed-Y 3,4; Sec. 4; Annual Staff 3; Best personality 4; WILL —I will my ability to stay out of trouble to Travis Lance. PROPHECY —I will be married to a successful man and have 2 kids. Shon Sebert — FCA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; NFL 2,3; Class Vice-President 4; Repres. 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Who's Who 3; All Area 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Most School Spirit 4; WILL-I wish Alyssa and Bain all the luck I had with a certain cheerleader. And, for Troy McGinnis to have a bigger vocabulary than HUH??? PROPHECY - I'll be married, have 3 kids, and become a football coach. Kevin Semones —Track 1,2; Cross Country 1; French Club 1,2; Treas. 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; WILL-I will my driving ability to Buddy Beasley my hair to Coach Sims. PROPHECY —I will be a selfmade millionaire own all of Harrodsburg. Doug Sims —HHS Tommy Sims — Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Art Club 3; Pep Club 4; WILL —I will my ability to work on the computers during any class to whoever. PROPHECY —To own the US Tobacco Co. and become a rich old man. Linda Spahn —Who's Who 3,4; Track 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Pres. 4; Coed-Y 2,3,4; FCA 1; Annual Staff 4; Editor 4; Pi Zeta's 2,3,4; Class Sec. 1; Most School Spirit 4; WILL-I will my ability to skip school and not get caught to Sonya C. and I will my green bomb to Gentry Barnett. PROPHECY —I will be a successful lawyer, trying to get my high school buddies out of jail. Darrell Thompson - HHS; WILL-I will my ability to drive like a maniac and avoid wrecks to james Norton. And my Budweiser cans to Billy Clark to recycle. PROPHECY — William Baker and I will run the drug empires and deal in illegal firearms with Chris Keller. Brian Steele-Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Coed-Y 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Drama 3,4; Class Repres. 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; WILL —I will Freeman my hair and the statement of smoking is dangerous to your health.; I will be a successful engineer driving a 1995 Porsche 930 Turbo, looking for a date to the prom. Nelson Thompson-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Track 4; WILL —I will my ability to drive to Sean Chandler and my backhand to Joseph Geraci.; I plan to be the head Coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Meg Williams - Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Cap't. 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; NFL 2,3; FCA 1,2,3; Who's Who 3; Homecoming candidate 2,4, Pi Zetas 2,3,4; Vice-pres. 4; Biggest Flirt 4; WILL —I will my car to Marie Dedman, since she drives a piece of junk; I will be an airline stewardess traveling all over the world. Cecil Wright-FCA 1,2,3; HOSA 3; Track 1,2; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Teachers' pet 4; WILL —I will my manager's job to Sean Pigman.; I hope to become a success in the Air Froce. Doug Bottoms —HHS Melissa Dearing — HHS Michelle Gentry-HHS Kelvin Machal - HHS Jeff Noel-HHS f) ‘ 1 1 36-Senior Directory JUNIORS: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW The search for a better tomorrow is the aim of the junior Class Officers. Voted as officers are President, joseph Geraci; Vice-President, Myron Ellis; Secretary. Storrie Bailey; Treasurer, Terri Richards; Representatives Buddy Beasley and Lloyd Browning. junior Division Page —37 MR. AND MISS JUNIOR Voted as Mr. and Miss of the Class of '86 were Chad Mayes and Ann Hockensmith. Chad is the 16 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mayes and is involved in many activities. He has played high school basketball and baseball for the past three years. Chad is also a member of the Beta Club, Pep Club and enjoys playing golf in his spare time. Ann is the 16 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hockensmith. She enjoys spending time with her boyfriend Jeff, working, and swimming. Ann previously attended Burgin High School before transferring to Harrodsburg at the beginning of the 84-85 school year. She is a member of the High School band and plays girls basketball, contributing to the team by an outstanding performance this year. Ann is also active in the Pep Club and the Beta Club. Allending important practices and working very hard on technique, are By using her creative ideas and her artistic ability. Junior Ann some of the many ways Junior Chad Mayes prepares himself for the Hockensmith prepares to assemble a bulletin board for English class, games 38 —Mr and Miss lunior Storrie Bailey Susan Bailey Gentry Barnett Buddy Beasley Denise Brown Lloyd Browning Paula Bruner Richard Bryant Denise Bugg Paul Butler LEADING THE SEARCH Junior sponsors, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Montgomery, and Mr. McCloud devote a lot of time and energy advising the Class of '86 during one of the busiest years of their high school career. Besides advising and helping the class raise money for the Junior, Senior Prom, the Junior sponsors are very active in the classroom as well. Mrs. Jewell Montgomery, having attended Georgetown and Eastern University, teaches English 11 and typing. Having received degrees from Western University and Eastern University prepared Mrs. Phyllis Brown for teaching Algebra I, Geometry, and Math 9. Drafting, Woodworking and General Shop utilize all the training and education Mr. Robert McCloud received at Eastern University. Brian Cheatham Jerry Chenault Debbie Cloyd Kim Cruse Ronnie Davis Marie Dedman Bobby Defoor LaDonna Devine Myron Ellis Sonya Gardner juniors — 39 Joseph Geraci Beth Harris Ann Hockensmith Deidra Holliday Michael Horn Sheri Hughes Ron Jones Dion Jones Janet Jones Joey Jones n f i -i SEARCH FOR THE PERFECT PROM After working on and pushing money-raising programs for the past three years, it is now time to use that money to prepare for the Junior-Senior Prom. Planning and preparing for the prom takes a lot of time, class participation and organization. Devoting thoughts and ideas on decisions such as colors, music system, decorations and refreshments are Junior Class members: Joseph Geraci, Betsy Yates, Sean Sanders, Becky Mann and Sonya Gardner. Kevin Jones Keith Lucas Becky Mann Chad Mayes Brad Milburn Laura Miller James Norton Stacy Osbourn Tim Pardee Amy Peavler 40 — Juniors Tammy Peavler Tommy Pinkston Clay Reis Terri Richards Donna Robinson Natalie Robinson Roni Robinson Cheryl Sallee )on Sanders Sean Sanders Mark Schneider Angie Schuster Sonia Selby Donald Smith Angie Sparrow Kim Sparrow Lisa Stewart Robin Stigall Erika Strecker Melody Trisler Loria Turpin Rodney Walls Michael Whalen luanelle Williams Betsy Yates Sherry Louallen Not pictured Zackarina Campbell Brian Carter Suzann Darland JUNIOR WINS AWARD During football season, a representative from the United States Marine Corps presents junior Donald Wayne Smith a certificate for being chosen as the Marine Player of the Week . Juniors-41 SOPHOMORES: ANOTHER WORLD Chosen to guide the sophomores through Another World are the following class officers for 1984-1985: President, Ricardo Meaux; Vice-President, Traci Roberts; Treasurer, Lee Sanders; Representatives. Karen Long and Shawn Cotton. Not pictured is Secretary, Tonya Sanders. Sophomore Division Page-43 SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Unaware of the camera. Miss Debbie The hard working and devoted sophomore class sponsors are: (standing) Kevin Hooper explains how to do Algebra II Craddock and Debbie Hooper; (seated) Margaret Helton. These sponsors have problems helped raise money for different things, including next year's Junior-Senior Prom. Caught by our cameras. Coach Craddock explains the answer to his students While working with a sewing project, Mrs. Helton smile. finds time to give us a 44 - Sophomores Representing the Sophomore class as Mr. and Miss are Lee Sanders and Tara Harris. These two outstanding students were chosen by the Sophomore class as Mr. and Miss in 1984-1985. Mr. and Miss TARA AND LEE Since the class of '87 put their trust in Lee and Tara to be Mr. and Miss, it would be nice to know a little about them. Tara said she liked any and all types of sports, but her uppermost favorite would have to be basketball. Even though she did not play for the Lady Pioneers, she enjoyed watching the games. Tara is very interested in the arts and in her spare time she will sit down and try her hand at writing. But she also likes outdoor activities. Like Tara, Lee enjoys basketball and baseball. Lee was active in both sports and he played an important part in each. When asked what his hobbies were, he responded, Playing basketball, listening to his favorite music, watching television and most of all —being with his girlfriend. THE CLASS OF ’87 Chris Anderson William Baker Allan Barr Beth Barto Sherry Bechtel Medea Bodner jerry Boswell Betsy Breegle Melinda Bradley Scott Brothers Sophomores — 45 Matthew Carmichael Dana Carter Sean Chandler Chris Clark Alex Clarke Kevin Clements Shawn Cotton Beverly Day Hadden Dean David DeShazer Byron Dunn Karen Dunn Ann Ellis Norma Elmore jerry Freeman )oe Dale Cerlach Melissa Goodlett Michael Griffieth Lisa Hamlin Denise Hansen Tara Harris Angie Hood Julie Houchin Scott Hulette Glenn Hurley Ree Jones Joe Bill Lance Charlie Lawson Chris Lindsey John Linton A 46 — Sophomores H. T. Logue Angie Long Karen Long Curtis Majors Mike McAninch Jeff Markel Ricardo Meaux Stuart Miller Jennifer Notter Deonna Patterson Donna Peavler Sean Pigman Leigh Powell Donna Neal Eric Rice Traci Roberts Missy Robinson Barbara Rogers Jay Royalty Jerry Sampson Lee Sanders Tonya Sanders Jennifer Sanford Jamie Slagle Jimmy Springate Mark Steele Monique Stokes Stewart Thompson Madonna Trisler Bobby Turner Celonda Vaughn Jennifer Votaw Jenny Votaw Joyce Walker Missy Wilham Sophomores - 47 Chris Young Not Pictured: Danny Vaughn )ohn Holliday What do Karen Long, Missy Wilham, Ricardo Meaux, Hadden Dean, Chris Young, and Chris Anderson have in common? They all have Coach Craddock for Civics. These sophomores realize that working in Mrs Brown's room is not as easy as they thought it would be Watching pep rallies is something to cheer about Beth Barto proves this by joining in the cheers for HHS. This group finds time to pose for the camera between classes. They are Scott Hulette; junior Sean Sanders; Danny Vaughn; and Harold Wilhite. During a spare moment in Mrs Russell's class, Jamie Slagle, Jerry Freeman, Chris Lindsey, Sean Chandler, John Holliday, and Hadden Dean clown for the camera 48 — Sophomores FRESHMEN: YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Leading the class of '88 through their first year in high school are Emily Campbell, president Julie Wittwer, vice-president Jamie Johnson, secretary; Shawn Meaux, treasurer; Chris Huff and Kirk Hembree, class representatives. Freshmen Division Page —49 MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN High school newcomers strive for popularity, in order to gain acceptance from the upperclassmen, as well as their peers. Alyssa Middleton and Troy McGinnis gained that acceptance and were selected as Mr. and Miss Freshman 1985. Alyssa gained her share of the award after spending half of the school year at Mercer. But, once she transferred to HHS, she brought with her the enthusiasm that enabled her to be a Scottie cheerleader, as well as a member of FCA and Student Council. In her free time, Alyssa is an avid gymnast and also enjoys drawing. Sports occupy a big part of Troy McGinnis' time. The Hogs will benefit from his skills for the next three years on the gridiron as this year's Mr. Freshman prowls the backfield. He also showed signs of future prowess as jV basketball player, as well as being one of the low scorers on Coach Don Pelly's fine group of young golfers. Taking a break from class, Troy discusses an up-coming golf match with his classmates. Smiles and her ever-present congeniality is one of the factors in Alyssa's election as Miss Freshman 50 —Freshman James Allen Carol Anderson Carla Baker Sherry Barr Tammy Blacketer Danny Boswell Tony Boswell Mark Bottom Wally Bottoms Tarena Britton TAMING THE RESTLESS Trying to tame the Young and the Restless” are the following: Ms. Betty Dean, Mr.Y (alias Dale Yerian), Coach Higgins, and Mrs. Lee Russell. The class sponsors provided counseling and the help the freshmen needed in order to get through their first year of high school. The freshmen class was the biggest class in the high school for the academic year '84-'85. Fortunately, the freshmen had hard working sponsors to start them on their way. Tony Britton Kelli Brown Sammy Brown Tracy Bugg Lori Butler Emily Campbell Tanya Cheatham Antonio Chenault Billy Clark Kelli Culver Freshman-51 Tracy Darland Marvin Dearinger Stephanie DeFoor Michelle Doolin Dana Drury Amy Fickeisen Kelly Gardner Dana Graham Vickie Griffieth Tim Griffin Stevy Goodlett John Harris Menisa Harris Angie Hayden Kirk Hembree Raymond Hensley Angie Holt Chris Huff Missy Hurst Duane Jaycox Beth Jenkins Cathy Johnson Jamie Johnson Keve Johnson Kimble Jones Tyrone Jones Jennifer Lane Shelia Lathrem Heather Lawrence John Lyons Alfreda Majors Troy McGinnis Mark McGrath Travis McGuire Shawn Meaux 52 - Freshmen Lisa Miiburn Brad Minnie Missy Mobley Amy Neal Chad Nevius Stacy Noel )ere Odell )ohn Ogrosky Rodney Parks Lisa Phillips i|W 4 h 'J , School work is forgotten for awhile as John Harris, Dale Sallee, Karen Smith, JoAnn Stigall, Angie Hayden, Antonio Chenault, and Tarena Britton share a laugh together in Ms Brown's room J5 CLASS 88 . X. -w. :r - Tim Pike Trina Riggs not pictured: Damon Edwards Tonya Goodlett Alyssa Middleton A prime example of being restless is Missy Mobley and Carla Baker as they anxiously await the last bell of the day Working tediously on their projects are Ron Walker and Harold Wilhite. Freshmen — 53 Deanna Robinson Leonard Rogers )ohn Royalty Tony Royalty Dale Sallee Melissa Sallee Lee Sanders Chris Satterly Veda Satterly Adrianna Sepko Brian Smith Carolyn Smith Carry Smith Karen Smith Terry Smith Tracey Sparrow Janice Stakelin Lou Ann Stakelin Jeff Stanley Slayton Stewart JoAnn Stigall Mark Stigall Becky Stratton Lamont Trigg Josh Vaughn Ron Walker Sandy Walker Todd Warren Billy Weaver Jo Wilham Harold Wilhite Tracy Winchester Julie Wittwer Terry Yeast Athenia Young 54 - Freshmen 8TH GRADE Lee Alexander Tina Fields Thad Lester Tommy Shirley Joey Allen Chris Freeman Ann Lewis Becky Slagle Michael Allen Pam Gibson Chris Long Daryl Smith Michelle Allen Bradley Graham Missy LouAllen Sharon Springate Paul Bartleson Herry Graham Missy Lyons Todd Thompson Donovan Bast Angela Gregory Brad Matherly Michelle Thompson lennifer Browning Shane Griffin Neil Miller Monica Turpin Missy Bryant Bryan Gullett Jennifer Miller Ray Vineyard Scott Burrows lames Gullett Krista Neal Chris Votaw Chris Byrd Rhonda Hall Shane Newby Eugenia Warner Lora Carmichael Brad Hansen Neal Pankey Greg Warren Troy Claunch John Harris Staci Phillips Bob Weaver Harvey Coontz Shonna Hooper Keith Pinkston Robin Whittaker Scott Conover Mike Huff Michael Powell Larry Wilham Scott Darland Greg Isham Chris Radar Beverly Williams Ted Dean Cindy Jones Nina Rice Micquel Yates Robert Dearing Patrick Kerrick Traci Roca Patrick Young lackie Devine David King William Sallee Carla Dunn Rhonda King Jeff Sanford lohn Dunning Phillip Lane Michael Sanders lunior High - 55 7TH GRADE Toto Agent Kathryn Cheak Hope Harris Mickey Pardee Ann Alexander Della Cole Thomas Hayden Lisa Phillips Pete Alford Craig Cotton Rhonda Hinkle Sharon Phillips Storie Bailey Chris Darland Herry Holt Terry Pinkstion Booke Barnett Michael Darland Kevin Horn Chris Reynolds Crystal Baugh Angela Dearinger Michael Hooper Chad Richards Julie Belcher John DeShazer Denise Hudgens Steven Richardson Teresa Blacketer Michelle Dunn Brian Hurst Anne Royalty Chales Boswell Mark Eastman Robert Jones Tracy Royalty Scottie Bottoms Gary Ford Leanna Lance Rickie Savage Ann Bradley Becci Fontaine Heather Lentz Melissa Selby Christy Breegle Daphne Gadberry Lanette Lewis Rusty Stinnett Roger Brown Jennifer Garner Kathy Long Allison Stocker Tony Brown Bryan Gillispie Jason Lopp Chuck Taylor Chris Browning Wendy Goodlett Christie Meredith David Teater Terry Bugg Thomas Green Craig McKitric Alena Tharpe Michael Burke Christine Gullett Lee Montgomery Stafford Trigg Brian Burrows Becky Gregory Joe Murphy Mary Walker Alicia Burrus Earl Guthrie John McGrath Eric Walker Buddy Burton Renee Gullett Nina Napier Jennifer White Jessica Burton Dawn Hall Eric Osbourn Steven Williams Traci Byrd Pam Harley Kim Harmon Cindy Yocum 56 - junior High 57-Faculty and Administration “FATHERS OF US ALL Forrest Williamson, )r Superintendent Delmer Warren Principal Alvis Johnson Vice-Principal For many years at Harrodsburg High School, there have always been three men whom students could look up to and admire ... just like their own fathers. These men help, guide, and advise us just like our own fathers do. (above) Everyone wants to tell Santa what he wants for Christmas and Principal Delmer Warren is no exception Wonder what he asked for? (right) Having two children of his own. Coach Johnson seems to have everything under control with the little baby in his arms 58-Faculty and Administration Ms. Terri Cornett School Psychologist Coordinator of Special Education Mr. Tim Crook Instruction Supervisor Mrs. Jane Woellner Guidance Counselor SCHOOL BOARD Gathering before a meeting are the members of the Harrodsburg Board of Education. Dr Robert DeFoor; Mrs. Bonnie Hatchett; Chairman, Mr. David Ransdell; Mr. Jim Moseley; and Mr. Art Freeman. Faculty and Administration - 59 Patsy Clevenger Harrodsburg High School Secretary “MOTHER, MAY I .. . ” Without these four women, Harrodsburg High School and the Harrodsburg Independent School System would be a total chaos of unfinished paper work, checkout slips, absences, and phone calls. These women run our school like our mothers manage our homes. We take them for granted, but greatly appreciate all of their work. Elizabeth Harris Central Office Manager Taking phone calls, making checkout slips, and doing the dirty paper work is why Mrs. Clevenger is indispensable to Harrodsburg High Cheri Cottom Central Office Secretary Patty Huff Central Office Secretary 60-Faculty and Administration ENGLISH These English teachers have their work cut out for them when they walk into their classrooms. The subject of English is one that every student tries to avoid, although it is a very essential part of one's education. The selection of English classes range from Introduction to English and English 9 with Mrs. Clark, English 10 with Mrs. Russell, English 11 with Mrs. Montgomery to English 12 and Advanced English 12 with Mrs. Dean. Foreign languages can also be trouble for students. But Betty Dean, who teaches French, and Lee Russell, who teaches Spanish, try their hardest to make the classes enjoyable. Mrs Betty Dean Mrs Jewell Montgomery Mrs. Lee Russell Mrs Anne Clark Mrs. Kathleen Mark, Librarian Getting a few extra credit points for English 11 with her creative bulletin board is Ann Hockensmith Faculty and Administration - 61 ELECTIVES After one signs up for the classes he has” to take, he can then sign up for the classes he wants to take for enjoyment. These are called electives. There are quite a few from which to choose: Art, Typing, lournalism, Communications, Study Hall, Industrial Arts, Home Ec. and Band. Fitting these classes into one's schedule can make the day a whole lot brighter. John Linton uses his study hall time wisely. Ms. Patty Burke Art Mr Jerry Freeman Band, Homebound 62-Faculty and Administration Mr. Gene Middleton Health Mr Greg Higgins Special Education I . I Mr Ralph Sallee Physical Education Coach Sallee gives instructions for the day's activities in gym class. Mr Genie Sims Communications LJ (left) Home Economics is not just for girls, but for guys. too. (right) Mr. Freeman prepares the band for the Derby Festival with lots of practice. Faculty and Administration-63 MATH Ms. Phyllis Brown Math I (9) Algebra I Geometry Ms. Debbie Hooper Math II (10) Intro, to Algebra Algebra II Advanced Math SCIENCE Mr Dale Yerian Computer Science Intro, to Chemistry and Physics Chemistry Physics Mr Donald Pelly Earth Science Biology Advanced Biology HISTORY Coach Alvis lohnson U. S. History World History Mr. Kevin Craddock Citizenship Political Science Sociology Psychology 64 —Faculty and Administration STUDENT TEACHERS Going over a test with his history class is Coach Johnson's student teacher, Mr. Emil Winkelspecht. Student teachers played a big role at Harrodsburg High School this year. They all came from Asbury College in Wilmore, Kentucky. Pictured at left are: Mr. John Steury, Mrs. Beth Gunsalus, Mr. Art Hudson, and Mr. Emil Winkelspecht. Not pictured are Mr. John D DiGiamberardino and Mr. Todd Pelphrey. Mr. Larry Cotton Junior High Principal The Junior High faculty consists of (first row) Mrs. LaVerne Isham, Ms. June France, Ms. Yvonne Griffin (second row) Mr. Frank Kemplin, Mr. Barry Welty, Mrs. Jo Kerrick, and Mrs. Susan Springate. Not pictured are Mrs. Joan Haven, Mr. Genie Sims, Ms. Joann Suroski, and Mr. Lesley Auxier. JR. HIGH FACULTY Faculty and Administration - 65 Vocational School Faculty Ms. Debbie Reed Data Processing, Accounting, Business Communications Mr Lawrence Hendren Accounting. Typing, Business Math Mrs. Judy Sutter Office Practice, Shorthand Mrs. Georgette Sims Health Careers Mr William Weatherford Welding Mr. Holly Chilton Carpentry Mr. Fred Knickerbocker Electricity Mr Hugh Tuttle Co-Operative Education Mr Mike Armstrong Auto Mechanics 66-Faculty and Administration Starting early in the morning and working until late in the afternoon are W. T. Peavler, lames Warren and Barry Moberiy They are the custodians responsible for Harrodsburg High School. THEY KEEP THINGS RUNNING SMOOTHLY Being responsible for Harrodsburg Junior High and Harrodsburg Elementary School takes a lot of work and time Henry and Herbie Peavler have their work cut out for them Taking a break before the lunch rush is Emmanuel Young He is responsible for helping during lunch in the high school cafeteria and is also responsible for taking the food back and forth to Harlow Elementary School. Cutting, stirring, and pouring are a few of the many jobs that the cafeteria ladies go through day after day. They are Ann Carey, Ethel Hamm, Deloris Hendren, Irene Akers, Jo Ann Mayes, Lorine Milton, and Leonna Price Faculty and Administration - 67 ACADEMICS: LOVING LEARNING A new addition to the clubs and activities of Harrodsburg High School was the Academic Boosters Club. The Academic Boosters Club was formed by interested parents and teachers who wished to further the academic goals of the students at Harrodsburg High School. During the course of the school year, the Academic Boosters Club provided many activities to support and encourage academic achievement. One such activity was a pizza party at the end of each nine week grading period for students who made the A or B honor roll. Besides eating pizza and having a good time with friends, the students also divided into teams and played Trivial Pursuit, (above) Having a great time at a pizza party are Chad Mayes, Stacy Osbourn, Traci Nichols, Gentry Barnett, Jon Sanders, and Lloyd Browning 68 - Academics Academic Team MarrnHchi irn Participating in the KET Scholastic Challenge on October 4, 1984 were Michael Browning, lamie Slagle, and Michael Horn, Also at the competition, but not participating, were sponsor Don Pelly, team members Mark Brock, Keith Brown, Hadden Dean, )ohn Lyons, and Billy Weaver, and sponsor )ane Woellner. Out of 40 students who auditioned for the Academic Team, these eight students were chosen to represent Harrodsburg High School in the local meets and competitions. Taking part in the Academic Bowl sponsored by the Optimist Club were Mark Brock, )amie Slagle, and )ohn Lyons. During the year, the team also competed in the Academic Decathlon, Channel 18 In the Know, WAVE-TV High-Q, and the Laurel County Invitational Tournament. Academics - 69 Career Fair Displaying this excellent woodworking talents and woodworking knowledge is Mr. Calvin Shewmaker He is Mr. McCloud’s guest speaker for the Career Fair Just what is a Career Fair? A Career Fair is two hours out of the day when people from different occupations come to Harrodsburg High School and speak to students about their jobs. This year's Career Fair was held on March 28th during 5th and 6th hours. Some of the speakers for the 1985 Career Fair were Tim Murphy, Harold Burke, Debbie Helton, and Suzanne Craddock. Miss Hooper's guest speaker was Joan Brashear She discussed all aspects of nursing and what kind of skills and education are necessary to enter the nursing profession. Explaining very thoroughly about the field of engineering is Mr. Yerian's guest speaker, Mr. Duane Hall In his discussion, he covered the skills, education, and training necessary to become an engineer. 70—Academics Good Luck Nancy Students and faculty at Harrodsburg High School wish Nancy Griffin good luck as she graduates from HHS. As last year, Nancy took three classes daily. Her classes this year were Art, World History, and Spanish I. Besides managing a home, family, and a job, Nancy distinguished herself in all three of her classes. At the Honors Day program, she was awarded the Spanish I award, a Special Art I award, and a World History award. Nancy's sunny smile and optimistic attitude will be missed next year. We hope she has gained as much by her experience as the students and faculty of HHS have gained from having her with us for two years. Academics-71 VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN The 1985 Harrodsburg High School Valedictorian was Miss Traci Nichols. She maintained a 4.0 grade point average for the four years of high school. Traci was a member of the Harrodsburg High Marching Band, the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, and the Beta Club. Miss Elizabeth Moore was named Salutatorian of Harrodsburg High School. She maintained a 3.75 grade point average over four years. Elizabeth was a Harrodsburg Boys' Varsity cheerleader and a member of the National Honor Society and the Beta Club. SCHOLARSHIP AND SENIOR AWARDS Valedictorian Award (Mercer Co. National Bank) Salutatorian Award (State Bank Trust Co.)......... lack Frost Valedictorian Scholarship................ Presidential Academic Fitness Awards................ Student Council Awards................................ Asbury College Valedictorian Award.................... Hanover College Academic Achievement Scholarship Western Ky. University Leadership Scholarship......... Georgetown College Scholarships lames Graham Brown Scholarship........................ Pastor's Christian Leadership Scholarship............. Music-Fine Arts Scholarship........................... Fort Harrod Business Professional Woman's Club Scholarship................................... DAR Good Citizen Award................................ Presidential Classroom Award.......................... Harrodsburg Education Association Scholarship......... McDonald's Scholarships............................... Academic Team Awards.................................. Western Ky. University Athletic Achievement Beta Club Seniors....................... National Honor Society Outstanding Teacher Traci Nichols Elizabeth Moore Traci Nichols Traci Nichols, Elizabeth Moore, Mark Brock, Linda Spahn, Chris Bentley, Debbie Cole, Missey Freeman, Keith Brown Chris Bentley, Tim Ellis, Brian Steele Traci Nichols Elizabeth Moore Mark Brock .Missey Freeman jean Campbell Michael Browning Traci Morgan and Anita Adams .Chris Bentley Scott Moseley Keith Brown Debbie Cole and Derek Penman Mark Brock, Keith Brown, Michael Browning, Michael Horn, jamie Slagle, Hadden Dean, john Lyons jim Pittman Chris Bentley, Mark Brock, Keith Brown, Debbie Cole, Terry Drakeford.Missey Freeman, Shawn Cray, Craig Hardy, Elizabeth Moore, Traci Mor gan, Traci Nichols, Derek Penman, Don na Phil lips, Sarah Schuster, Linda Spahn, Brian Steele, and Meg Williams. Ms. Phyllis Brown 72-Academics Honors Day Honors Day was held on )une 5,1985 at 10:30 a.m. in the Harrodsburg High School cafeteria. Students from Harrodsburg High School were honored for their academic achievements and their outstanding leadership and citizenship. Awards were presented in all of the major subject areas and scholarships were presented to graduating seniors. Academics-73 Senior award recipients are. front row, from left, Traci Nichols, Elizabeth Moore, Mark Brock, Linda Spahn, Chris Bentley, Debbie Cole, Missey Freeman, Keith Brown, Tim Ellis, Brian Steele and lean Campbell; back row, from left, Michael Browning, Anita Adams, Derek Penman, Donna Phillips, Nancy Griffin, Tommy Sims, and Jim Pittman Not shown are Traci Morgan and Shawn Gray Picture supplied by The Harrodsburg Herald LIST OF HONORS LEADERSHIP CITIZENSHIP Henry Danforth I Dare You” Award Boys State......................... Girls State........................ Hugh O'Brian Leadership Seminar ... DEPARTMENTAL HONORS Vocational Health Careers..................... Welding............................ Language Arts Yearbook Certificates................ Advanced English IV................ English IV ........................ French I........................... French II.......................... English III ....................... Typing............................. 70 w.p.m......................... 50 w.p.m......................... Conservation Essay Awards.......... English II......................... Spanish I ............v............ Spanish II............ ............ English I.......................... 110% Award......................... Reading............................ Four Year English Award............ Mathematics Advanced Math...................... Algebra II......................... Introduction to Algebra............ Geometry........................... Algebra I.......................... Four Year Math Award............... Math I............................. Science Computer Science................... Chemistry .......................... Physics ............................ Advanced Biology.................... Biology............................. Introduction to Biology............. Four Year Science Award ............ Social Studies Citizenship......................... U. S. History....................... World History ...................... Health ............................. Physical Education.................. Communications TV................. Special Art I....................... Art II.............................. Art III............................. Industrial Arts .................... Home Economics...................... Jr Home Economics Degrees .......... Angie Schuster and Buddy Beasley .Myron Ellis and Stacy Osbourn Laura Miller Hadden Dean Debbie Cole .Troy Isham editor, Linda Spahn; co-editors, Tim Ellis Sonya Ransdell Elizabeth Moore .Donna Phillips Emily Campbell and Heather Law rence Jay Royalty and Beth Barto Becky Mann and Bobby DeFoor .Jeff Market x Angie Long B. Breegle, K. Long, M. Schneider, B. Mann, B. DeFoor, a A. Hood Marie Dedman and Sonya Gradner Beth Barto Nancy Griffin .Deonna Patterson Heather Lawrence John Harris Angela Hayden and Melissa Dearing .Traci Nichols Traci Nichols Jay Royalty Slayton Stewart Bobby DeFoor and Stacy Osbourn Missy Wilham Traci Nichols Lisa Phillips Brad Milburn Bobby DeFoor Chris Bentley Jay Royalty Heather Lawrence Kelli Brown Traci Nichols Beth Barto and Jamie Slagle Becky Mann and Bobby DeFoor Traci Morgan, Nancy Griffin, Deonna Patterson Elizabeth Moore Heather Lawrence and Shawn Meaux Kelli Culver, Michelle Doolin Travis McGuire Jean Campbell and Bill Hatchett Nancy Griffin Roni Robinson Tommy Sims Michael Griffin and James Nortor Sherry Bechtel, Heather Lawrenct and Emily Campbell Donna Neal, Barbara Rogers, and Madonna Trisler 74-Academics HHS Band The members of the marching band are: S. Gardner, L. Hamilin, T Roca. B. Weaver, B. Steele, B. Harris, C. Long, E. Strecker, G. Barnett, M. Sallee, C. Lindsay. T. Dean. L. Spahn, M. Robinson. M. Stokes, K. Culver, M. Mobley, T. Cheatham, J. Slagle. J. Royalty, M. Schneider, M. Browning, M. Dearing, A. Peavler, K. Gardner, J. Browning, ) Wittwer, T. Nichols, T Bugg, M Allen, N. Elmore, M. Bradley, B Slagle, C. Sallee. L. Alexander, T. Ellis, J. Freeman, (flags) B Harris, j. jones, ). Votaw, L Milburn, K. Sparrow, B. Barto, M Trisler, C. Baker, S. Votaw, and L. Powell, (not pictured) M Bodner, K. Dunn, A Hockensmith The members of the concert band are: (first row) L. Spahn, ). Wittwer, M Mobley, T. Nichols, M. Stokes, (second row) G. Barnett, T Bugg, M. Robinson, L. Alexander, B. Slagle, K. Culver, M. Allen, A. Peavler, M. Schneider, C. Linsey, M. Dearing, (third row) J Browning, B Weaver, K. Gardner, ). Slagle, M. Browning, J. Freeman, J. Royalty, T. Cheatham, T. Dean, M. Sallee, N Elmore, M. Bradley, C. Sallee, E. Strecker, M. Brock, T. Ellis, (fourth row) B. Harris, L Hamlin, T. Roca, B. Steele, and C. Long, (not pictured) L. Pointer, A. Hockensmith, M. Bodner, K. Dunn 76 - Organizations LIVING A LIFE FULL OF MUSIC Much dedication and hard work is required for the members of the Harrodsburg Band. The Pioneer Marching Band began their practices in the beginning of July and they lasted until the beginning of November. The fall competitions began in August with the Anderson County competition. The seniors admitted that the highlight of their year was the last competition of the season. That successful day was at Boyle County when the band placed first. Sonya Gardner received Best Field Commander and the auxiliary placed first. Mr. Freeman proudly accepted first place at Taylor County, the school where he started his directing career. The concert season was cut short due to the fact that the band attended the Derby Festival in May. (above) The '84-'85 HHS Band officers are : Gentry Barnett, secretary, Sonya Gardner, vice-president. Traci Nichols, librarian; Tim Ellis, president; and Monique Stokes, assistant librarian (left) The '84-'85 HHS Band seniors are: (first row) Linda Spahn, Mike Browning, Tim Ellis, Traci Nichols, (second row) Bobby Harris and Brian Steele. (right) The '84-85 HHS Flag Corp members are: (first row) Lisa Milburn, Kim Sparrow, lennifer Votaw, Leigh Powell, Caria Baker, Shannon Votaw, (second row) la-net (ones, Beth Harris, Melody Trisler, and Beth Barto. Organizations — 77 FREEMAN’S HOPE (left) Being unaware of the camera, Mr. Freeman yells for one of his students. (right) Sonya Gardner, the '84-'85 field commander, salutes for the camera. Members of the piccolo and woodwind sections are: Monique Stokes and Traci Nichols, piccolo; Becky Slagle, Lee Alexander, Carla Dunn, Michelle Allen, Gentry Barnett, and Ann Hockensmith, clarinet. Members of the saxophone and horn sections are: Mark Schneider, sax; Linda Spahn, sax; Amy Peavler, horn; Chris Lindsey, sax; Karen Dunn, horn; and Michelle Dearing, sax. 78 — Organizations The members of the trumpet section are: Julie Wittwer, Erika Strecker, Tracy Bugg, Missy Sallee, Norma Elmore, Larry Pointer, Ted Dean, Mark Brock, Cheryl Sallee, Missy Robinson, Melinda Bradley, and Tim Ellis. The members of the low brass section are: (first row) Missy Mobley, trombone; Kelli Culver, baritone; Jenny Browning, trombone; Tanya Cheatham, baritone; Jamie Slagle, trombone; Jay Royalty, baritone; (second row) Mike Browning, trombone; Kelly Gardner, trombone; Kelly Gardner, trombone; and Jerry Freeman, tuba. The members of the percussion section are: (first row) Bobby Harris, Medea Bodner, Lisa Hamlin, Traci Roca, Brian Steele, and (second row) Chris Long. Organizations — 79 Pictured at left are band members who have played more than one instrument in the marching band: Kelly Culver, clarinet and baritone; Sonya Gardner, flute and trumpet; Monique Stokes, saxophone and piccolo; Missy Mobley, clarinet and trombone; Michelle Dearing, saxophone and cymbals; Missy Robinson, trumpet and clarinet; Traci Nichols, piccolo and mellophone; Tanya Cheatham, clarinet and baritone; Traci Bugg, trumpet and clarinet; Linda Spahn, saxophone and clarinet, and Julie Wittwer, trumpet and clarinet. Showing their low brass power are Missy Mobley, Jerry Freeman, Jenny Browning, Kelly Gardner, and Mike Browning. Don't drop me, says Jay Royalty as he is being lifted on poles by flag girls 80 - Organizations Pep Club In October, the Pep Club helped put together a successful homecoming week. Wednesday of that week was hat day at HHS. Thursday there was a bonfire and pep rally at the football field. Friday was blue and white day, when everyone dressed in their school colors. After school on Friday, the homecoming parade began. There was a pep rally at the courthouse following the parade. Friday night after the game, the Pep Club sponsored the homecoming dance. The '84-'85 Pep Club officers are: Jon Sanders, president; Traci Nichols, vice-president; Marie Dedman, secretary; and Missey Freeman, treasurer. Forming an H are HHS senior Pep Club members Sandy Brown, Elizabeth Moore, Scott Moseley, Nelson Thompson, Fran Rowe, Adana Patterson, Beverly Fain, Tina Blacketer, Jerry Chenault, Bobby Harris, Jean Campbell, Sonya Ransdell, Dee Dee Dean, Tim Ellis, Chris Keller, Tommy Sims, Chris Bentley, Joel James, Gary Brown, Travis Lance, Tim Long, Joy Powell, Traci Nichols, Missey Freeman, Mark Brock, Michael Browning, Earl Murphy, Kent Harley, Craig Hardy, Son Sebert, Derek Penman, Brian Steele, Meg Williams, and Keith Brown. Forming an O are HHS junior Pep Club members Michael Whalen, Chad Mayes, Donald Smith, Sonya Gardner, Jon Sanders, Donna Robinson, Joseph Geraci, Gentry Barnett, Betsy Yates, Dion Jones, Kym Cruse, Kim Sparrow, Angie Sparrow, Teri Richards, Storrie Bailey, Sheri Hughes, Denise Brown, Amy Peavler, Marie Dedman, Becky Mann, Angie Schuster, Susan Bailey, LaDonna Devine, Debbie Cloyd, Tammy Peavler, Melody Trisler, Laura Miller, Roni Robinson, Michael Horn, Bradley Milbum, Myron Ellis, Erika Strecker, Mark Schneider, Bobby DeFoor, Stacy Osbourn, and Tim Pardee. 82 - Organizations Posing for the camera, during Homecoming week, are Betsy Yates, Jim Pittman, and Beth Harris. Before the Mercer game, the cheerleaders show their pompom routine, (above right) Traci Nichols, Gentry Barnett, Linda Spahn, and Sonya Gardner model their pep tee shirts, the day of the Mercer-Harrodsburg football game (right) Forming a G are HHS sophomore Pep Club members Jerry Freeman, Lee Sanders, Harold Wilhite, Hadden Dean, Julie Houchin, Sherry Bechtel, Melinda Bradley, Melissa Goodlett, Dana Carter, Jo Wilham, Ann Ellis, Madonna Trisler, Barbara Rogers, Norma Elmore, Tara Harris, Monique Stokes, Tonya Sanders, Jennifer Notter, Angie Hood, Traci Roberts, Karen Long, Gelonda Vaughn, Deonna Patterson, Chris Lindsey, Byron Dunn, and Missy Robinson. Forming a S are HHS freshmen Pep Club members Stacy Noel, Julie Wittwer, Traci Bugg, Jamie Johnson, Emily Campbell, Adrianne Sepko, Heather Lawrence, Missy Mobley, Sherry Barr, Tanya Cheatham, Beth Jenkins, Dee Dee Robinson, Missy Sallee, Tracey Winchester, Carla Baker, Kelli Culver, Carolyn Smith, Carol Anderson, Lisa Milbum, Marvin Dearinger, John Royalty, Stephanie DeFoor, Kelly Gardner, Chris Huff, and Kirk Hembree. Organizations - 83 MU ALPHA THETA Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary organization whose purpose is the promotion of scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, mathematics among high school and junior college students. In order to be a member of the Mu Alpha Theta, one must have maintained a B average in four semesters of college preparatory mathematics. In addition, one must demonstrate ability to work with others and show qualities such as industriousness, responsibility, and ambition. The '84-'85 Mu Alpha Theta members are: (first row) Linda Spahn, Traci Nichols, Missey Freeman, Laura Miller, Joseph Ceraci, (second row) Chris Bentley, Bob DeFoor, Mark Brock, Becky Mann, Marie Dedman, Myron Ellis, (third row) Gentry Bamelt, Lloyd Browning, Donna Robinson, Angie Schuster, Stacy Osbourn, Shawn Gray, and Keith Brown. The '84-'85 Mu Alpha Theta officers are: Linda Spahn, president; Traci Nichols, vice-president; Missey Freeman, secretary, and Mark Brock, treasurer. Marie Dedman proudly accepts her diploma from Linda Spahn as Bob DeFoor and Mark Brock look on (oseph Geraci candidly smiles for the camera as he receives his diploma 84 - Organizations National Honor Society National Honor Society consisted of three members, Traci Nichols, Linda Spahn, and Elizabeth Moore until the induction held in March. To become a member, one must obtain a 3.55 CPA, and also be voted in by the faculty on a basis of good leadership qualities, character, and loyalty. The induction was held in the band room and was video taped by the Communications class. When asked if all the hard work was worth it, vice-president Linda Spahn replied with a sigh, Definitely! After the induction. Bob DeFoor and Traci Nichols chat as Linda Spahn and Elizabeth Moore serve refreshments. The '84- 85 officers of the National Honor Society are Elizabeth Moore, secretary-treasurer, Linda Spahn, vice-president; and Traci Nichols, president NHS members, Linda Spahn and Donna Robinson work together on their homework assignment The '84-'85 NHS members are: (first row) Laura Miller, Linda Spahn, Marie Dedman, Elizabeth Moore, Traci Nichols, Bob DeFoor, (second row) Donna Robinson, Angie Schuster, Centry Barnett, and Becky Mann Organizations — 85 BETA CLUB The Beta Club was organized to be a service club to HHS and to the community of Harrodsburg. To be chosen for the Beta Club, one must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. On December 17, the Beta Club inducted twenty-three new members. The club had sold calendars in the fall to raise money for the induction. Over the years, the Beta Club has contributed to the community by helping with the Heart Fund. During the week of February 18-22, the club raised over sixty dollars for the Heart Fund. While trying not to laugh, the new Beta Club members say the Beta pledge The '84-'85 officers are: Chris Bentley, president; Brian Steele, vice-president; Keith Brown, treasurer; and Missey Freeman, secretary. Beta Club members are: (Row 1) Ten Richards, Tammy Peavler, Traci Morgan, Amy Peavler, Chad Mayes, Sarah Schuster, Joseph Geraci, Monique Stokes, Traci Roberts, Karen Long, Deonna Patterson, Tara Harris, Beth Barto, (Row 2) Chris Bentley, Angie Schuster, Susan Bailey, Sonya Gardner, Linda Spahn, Missey Freeman, Michael Whalen, Gentry Barnett, Laura Miller, Lloyd Browning, Elizabeth Moore, Erika Strecker, Keith Brown, Jennifer Notter, Angie Hood, Shawn Cotton, (Row 3) Terry Drakeford, Bob DeFoor, Traci Nichols, Becky Mann, Myron Ellis, Mark Brock, Shawn Gray, Bri- an Steele, Mark Schneider, Michael Horn, Missy Wilham, Jeff Market, Julie Houchin, (Row 4) Buddy Beasley, Joey Jones, Debbie Cole, Donna Phillips, Tim Pardee, Stacy Osbourn, Richardo Meaux, Craig Hardy, Sherry Bechtel, Ann Ellis, (Row 5) Derek Penman, Stuart Thompson, Hadden Dean, Jay Royalty, Alex Clarke, Chris Young, Joe Dale Gerlach, Jamie Slagle, (not pictured) Meg Williams, Storrie Bailey, Marie Dedman, Donna Robinson, Ann Hockensmith, and Tonya Sanders. 86 - Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL The 84-85 Student Council members are: (Row 1) E. Campbell, K. Long, (Row 2) Mrs Woellner (sponsor), K. Hembree, C. Huff, I. Ceraci, S. Cotton, C. Bentley, M, Warren (sponsor) (Row 3) L. Browning, T. Ellis, R Meaux, B Beasley, and B Steele The Student Council consisted of all the class presidents and the two representatives from each class. The club's purpose was to organize activities for their fellow students. One of the first activities of the year was the breakfast at Shakertown. According to Lloyd Browning, that was the best part of being a member of the council. The student council sponsored many activities throughout the year. Among those activities was a Christmas Buffet Dinner, a tradition at Harrodsburg High School. The 84-85 student council officers are Chris Bentley, president; Lloyd Browning, vice-president; Brian Steele, secretary; and Joseph Ceraci, treasurer. Student Council member, Lloyd Browning, takes time from studies to pose for the camera Organizations - 87 Coed-Y Co-ed Y is involved in many projects each year from going to KUNA and KYA conventions to giving money to important causes. A new activity this year was the haunted house that the club did for the Halloween carnival. The jaycees let the Co-ed Y members borrow their costumes for the event. Everything else was organized and built by the members. The haunted house was a huge success and the club earned almost one hundred dollars. Members who attended KUNA (Kentucky United Nations Assembly) were Jerry Freeman, Jay Royalty, Chris Freeman, John Ogrosky, Michael Browning, |amie Slagle, Heather Lawrence, Stephanie DeFoor, and Brian Steele, (pictured by the Harrodsburg Herald) Members of Coed-Y are: (front row) Beverly Fain, Amy Peavler, Mrs Russell (sponsor). Missy Mobley, Traci Roberts, Karen Long, Heather Lawrence, Tracey Winchester, lay Royalty, Shawn Cotton, Billy Weaver (2nd Row) Laura Miller, Mark Brock, Chris Young, Stephanie DeFoor, Julie Wittwer, Ms Dean (sponsor), Donna Robinson, Sarah Schuster, Centry Barnett. (3rd Row) Fran Rowe, Mark Schneider, Jerry Freeman, Brian Steele, John Ogrosky, Michael Browning, )eff Market and Julie Houchin 88 - Organizations Brian Steele, president; Gentry Barnett, vice-president Sarah Schuster, secretary; Jamie Slagle, treasurer; Amy Peavler, reporter; Jeff Markel, chaplain Cooking at Mrs Russell's house, are freshmen. Stephanie DeFoor and Julie Wittwer. Heather Lawrence cuts brownies for a COED-Y bake sale President. Brian Steele, looks shocked at what Michael Browning put in his lunch COED-Y member. Linda Spahn, enjoys a laugh with her buddy, Traci Morgan. Organizations - 89 Play Cast and Crew Under the sponsorship of Miss Patricia Burke and Ms. Betty Dean, Harrodsburg High School students produced the play The Butler Did It in November. The play was a spoof on mystery plays and stories. It is set on an isolated island with a collection of interesting guests. The play was performed for both high school and junior high students and two nights for the public. The play was greeted with rave reviews by all the critics. The cast of The Butler Did It Chandler Marlowe — Michael Browning Louie Fan —jerry Freeman Father White —jay Royalty Peter Whimsey — jamie Slagle Rick Carlisle — Ricardo Meaux Laura Carlisle —Tara Harris Haversham — Lisa Stewart Rita Eyelesburrow — Susan Bailey Ms. Maple —Roni Robinson Charity Haze —Betsy Breegle (First row) Miss Burke, Lou Ann Stakelin, lames Norton, Keith Lucas. William Baker, Roin Robinson, Betsy Breegle, Karen Long, Tara Harris lay Royalty, (second row) Ms. Dean, Donna Neal, Zack Campbell, Missy Robinson, lanice Stakelin, Lisa Stewart, Susan Bailey, Marvin Dearinger )ulie Houchin, Brian Steele, lamie Slagle, (third row) Tommy Pinkston, Buddy Beasley, Ronnie Davis, Ricardo Meaux, Jerry Freeman, Richard Bryant Tommy Sims, )ohn Royalty, Michael Browning, Bobby Harris, and John Ogrosky 90 - Organizations Ronnie Davis quietly waits backstage for his cue to turn on the lights. Jay Royalty puckers while getting last minute make-up touches. Keith Lucas and Richard Bryant finish making the flats for the set. Roni Robinson begins the process which will transform her into Miss Maple. Brian Steele takes a short rest during a long afternoon of practice. After dress rehearsal. Miss Burke takes a break. Controlling the lights for the play is Keith Lucas Organizations-91 Office Aides Pictured with Mrs. Clevenger are office aides: Nelson Thompson, Chris Bentley, Traci Nichols, Meg Williams, Donna Phillips, Storrie Bailey, Paula Bruner and Elizabeth Moore. Who are those people that prevented the Secretary, Mrs. Patsy Clevenger, from going insane? The office aides! To be a true Life Saver , one must be willing to do just about anything and everything. They answered the phone, ran errands, passed out announcements, and checked the attendance for each class. The tasks may seem simple to the common everyday student, but that is merely a myth. The aides usually have a list of chores for them to tackle each day. The teacher's aides are also a group of hard-working, versatile students. Most are usually found typing or grading papers for the teachers. They often ran errands off school grounds. Most trips, venturing out of school, ended up at McDonalds. Terry Drakeford and Weef were often found enjoying a few meals a week at good ole Macs. Paula Bruner lakes a break to chat on the phone with her friend Sandy Brown. After running an errand. Nelson Thompson takes a rest on the stairway. 92 — Organizations AIDES Pictured at right are teachers' aides: (Row 1) Melody Trisler, Anita Adams, Zack Campbell, Jean Campbell. (Row 2) Tina Blacketer, Kim Sparrow, Marie Dedman, Sonya Ransdell, (Row 3) Michael Horn, Chris Keller, Keith Brown, and Terry Drakeford. (not pictured) Traci Morgan and Scott Moseley. Instead of being where he is needed, Terry Drakeford climbs Sonya Ransdell thinks intently for just the right word to use the lockers in the hall Pictured with Mrs Mark are library aides Denise Brown, Tim Ellis, Denise Bugg, and Mike Browning. Organizations - 93 Photography Club Photography Club members include (first row) Monique Stokes, Laura Miller, Sandy Brown, Beth Harris, Tara Harris, Kim Sparrow, Angie Sparrow, Gentry Barnett, Sonya Ransdell (second row) Bobby Harris, Brian Steele, Debbie Cloyd, LaDonna Devine, Melody Trisler, Fran Rowe, Alex Clarke, (third row) Brad Milbum, Dee Dee Dean, Chris Keller, Michael Browning, Shawn Gray, Sean Pigman, and Sponsor, Mr. Pelly. The Photography Club taught its members how to take good photographs along with many other helpful hints. They developed their own film, printed the pictures, and learned how to enlarge or reduce the size of the picture. The club held their annual photography contest in the spring, organized by Bruce Browning. We plan to do more next year as a club, was Mr. Pelly's reply when asked if he was satisfied with the club activities. One member of the Photography Club, Shawn Gray, serves as chief photographer for the yearbook While taking a break from clicking the shutter, Shawn poses for the camera. 94 - Organizations FHA FHA members: (first row) B Day, Honor Roll Chairperson; N. Elmore; I Stakelin; M. Dearing, Vice-President; M. Trister, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Rogers, Reporter and Historian; I. Butler, 2nd Vice-President; J. Wilham, Reporter and Historian; D. Phillips, President; M. Dearing; D. Hansen; A. Ellis, Recreation and Song Leader; M. Goodlett; D. Neal, Scholarship Chairman; L. Phillips. Not pictured are Sherry Louallen, Parliamentarian; and ). Sanford. The photographer caught Barbara Rogers and Norma Elmore off guard in Home Economics. Mrs. Margaret Helton proudly admitted that her club was one of the most active clubs in the school. The Future Homemakers of America sponsored various activities throughout the year. Among those activities a Parent-Member potluck dinner, a collection for Muscular Dystrophy, and making tray decorations for the hospital at Easter. They attended regional and state conferences and contributed to the state scholarship fund. Organizations — 95 Mrs. Russell and Mr. Hudson share a laugh together between classes. Mr. Hudson, Spanish student teacher, is from Asbury College. Spanish Club After taking a test, Spanish students Sonya Gardner, Gentry Barnett, Traci Roberts, and Brad Milbum take a break. LOS LOCAS The Spanish Club had many exciting activities this year including preparing a Mexican meal, seeing a Spanish play, and eating at Chi Chi's. Student teacher. Art Hudson, taught the Spanish classes during the month of April. Spanish club members include: (first row) Sponsor, Mrs. Russell, B Breegle, T. Roberts. T. Winchester, A. Sepko, T. Harris, J. Notter, A. Hood, (second row) M. Mobley, S. Barr, S. Noel, D. Patterson. B Harris, B Vates, G. Barnett, T Sanders, M Bodner, (Third row) B Weaver, ) Wittwer, T. Bugg, A. Barr, ). Houchin, S. Bechtel, T. Darland, B. Jenkins, (fourth row) M. Dearinger, J. Gerlach, M Wilham, L. Milburn, T Sparrow, C. Anderson, S. Gardner, L. Stewart, (fifth row) B. Clark, K. Hembree, C. Huff, C. Lawson, M. Bottom, B. Smith. S. Miller, S. Stewart. B Minnie, A. Ellis, J. Votaw, J Odell, (sixth row) B Milburn, K. Johnson, J. Ogrosky, K Gardner. B Harris, and T. McGinnis 96 - Organizations French Club One of the French Club's activities this year was to cook a wonderful French meal which they served to the teachers and enjoyed themselves. They prepared it in the home economics room during lunch and their class time. The meal was a delicious change from the cafeteria food. These students wait for the final preparations to be made before they can eat. French Club members are: (first row) J Slagle, J Royalty, C. Lindsay, H Lawrence, K Long, j. Votaw, M Carmichael, J Sanders, (second row) A. Neal, T Royalty. D Holiday, S Chandler, J. Market. R Meaux, S. Thompson, C. Anderson, (third row) C Baker. V. Griffieth, T. Blacketer. D Robinson, B Mann, L. Sanders, T. Yeast, D. D. Robinson, S. Meaux, (fourth row) M. Stokes. J. Holliday, K. Culver, E. Strecker, B. Cheatham, T. McGuire. T. Cheatham, (fifth row) B Barto, C. Sallee, K. Johnson, A. Fickheison, S. Brown, S. Lathrem, C. Nevius, J. Lyons, ). Johnson, E. Campbell, (sixth row) E. Rice. J Stanley, A. Long, S DeFoor, J. Royalty, H Dean, C. Young, S. Cotton, Ms. Dean (sponsor) LES BRICOLEURS Waiting for the bell to ring and class to start are first year French students, Sam Brown, Jeff Stanley, Lee Sanders, Carla Baker, Brian Cheatham, Shelia Lathram, Travis McGuire, Cheryl Sallee, and John Lyons Mrs. Dean helps Dee Dee Robinson take the final dish out of the oven. Organizations - 97 Vocational School Vocational school is for students who want more than a high school education. Vocational students are exposed to a skill they are interested in before they graduate and start looking for a job. They learn the skills they need and obtain on the job training in the areas of welding, carpentry, electricity, auto mechanics, health careers, or business and office. These students are able to learn a trade that will be beneficial to them throughout their lives. Sandy Brown gets a headstart by finishing her daily homework in her business and office class. Business student Betsy Yates, rushes to finish her Concentrating on her typing, Angie Sparrow does not take time to pose for a assignment before the last bell of the day. picture. Vocational School Students include (Row 1) C. Reis, K. Lucas, D. Royalty, A. Sparrow, T. Richards, A. Peavler, (Row 2) Z. Campbell, T. Peavler, D. Cloyd, M. Trisler, L. Devine, J. Williams, B. Yates, R. Stigall, J. (ones, D. Jones, G. Brown, K. Jones, S. Selby, N. Robinson, S. Hughes, S. Brown, S. Ransdell. (Row 3) B. Carter, T. Isham, D. Bottom, T. Pinkston, K. Harley, B. Claunch, R. Bryant, K. Machal, J. Claunch, K. Lowe, and E. Murphy. 98 - Organizations Organizations — 99 VICA members include: (Row 1) K. Jones, R. Bryant, C. Reis, D. Royalty, D. (ones, K. Harley, T. Isham, B. Carter, K. Lowe, (Row 2) K. Machal, E. Murphy, K. Lucas, T. Pinkston, |. Claunch, O. Bottom, and B. Claunch. Health Occupation Students of America is a club of students seeking more knowledge in health careers. HOSA members include: Beverly Fain, Debbie Cole, Donna Phillips, Cecil Wright, Tina Blacketer, and Anita Adams. Future Business Leaders of America is a club for secretarial and business students. FBLA members include: Melody Trisler, Natalie Robinson, Terri Richards, Sandy Brown, Sonya Ransdell, and Amy Peavler. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a club for students in carpentry, auto mechanics, and electricity. VICA students learn skilled trades that can be used in a lot of areas in their lives. VICA HOSA FBLA Taking time out from work to smile for the camera is senior. Jeff Noel. Kevin Jones gives a helpful demonstration to the class. Amy Peavler does not make many mistakes, but the one she did make, she erases. 100 n fnini PIONEBK Johnson’s Hope Front Row losh Vaughn (Mgr), Keve lohnson, Ron (ones, Kirk Hembree, |o Bill Lance, Shane Newby, Byron Dunn, Dion lones, Terry Yeast. Tyrone (ones, Micquel Yates, Dale Sallee, Micheal Burke Second Row Chris Browning (Mgr ), Travis Lance, Michael Whalen, loel lames, Sam Brown, Cary Brown, Donald Smith, Chris Bentley, Lloyd Browning, Sean Chandler, Nelson Thompson, Charlie Lawson, Chris Clark, Micky Pardee (Mgr), Top Row Rodney Parks, Brian Smith, Tim Pardee, Troy McGinnis, Bob DeFoor, |im Pittman, Shon Sebert, Tommy Sims, Tim Long, jimmy Springate, Stuart Miller, Keith Brown, Raymond Hensley Picture supplied by Harrodsburg Herald Pictured above is Asst Coach, Danny Yates, Head Coach, Alvis lohnson. Asst Coach Keith Walker (Not pictured is Coach Craddock) Picture supplied by Harrodsburg Herald. SENIORS Chris Bentley, 18 year-old son of Mr. Mrs. )oe Stevens Gary Brown, 18 year-old son of Mr. Mrs. Melvin Brown. Keith Brown, 18 year-old son of Mr. Frank Brown Mrs. Phylis Brown. Joel James, 18 year-old son of Mrs. Shirley James. Travis Lance, 18 year-old son of Mr. Gary Lance Mrs. Martha Duff. Timmy Long, 18 year-old son of Mr. Mrs. Ronnie Long. Jim Pittman, 18 year-old son of Mrs. Viola Pittman. Shon Sebert, 17 year-old son of Ann Sebert and Peter Sebert. Tommy Sims, 17 year-old son of Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Boyd Nelson Thompson, 18 year-old son of Mr. Mrs. Emmett Thompson. 102 - Sports FOOTBALL FEVER Sports — 103 Playing Rough Donald Smith struggles to get away from the other team. During half time of the ballgame. Coach T gives the team a long lecture. Standing on the sidelines are Jimmy Springate, Keith Brown, Nelson Thompson, Danny Yates, and Coach Craddock (Picture below was supplied by Harrodsburg Herald.) 104 - Sports Taking It Down The Field Photo supplied by Harrodsburg Herald. Photo supplied by Harrodsburg Herald Sports - 105 Taking it down the field is exactly what Donald Wayne is doing in the pictures above. H.H.S. Varsity Rah-Rah Leaders 1984 85 Varsity Cheerleaders: Jenny Notter, Karen Long, Sonya Ransdell, Angie Hood, Elizabeth Moore, Jean Campbell, Meg Williams, and Marie Dedman Not pictured is Kym Cruse DISTRICT CHAMPS! This year the girls from H.H.S. were proud to be called DISTRICT CHAMPS The four seniors on the squad this year are Meg Williams, Jean Campbell, Sonya Ransdell and Elizabeth Moore. These girls will be missed! 106-Sports Even Good Things Have an Ending Sonya Ransdell Meg Williams Captain lean Campbell is the 18 year-old daughter of Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Campbell. Jean has been cheering for six years. She is active in track and is a member of the PiZeta Sorority. After graduation, she plans to attend Georgetown College. Elizabeth Moore is the 18 year-old daughter of Mr. Mrs. Tebbs Moore. She has also been cheering for six years. Elizabeth plays tennis and is also a member of the PiZeta Sorority. She plans to attend Hanover College after graduation. Sonya Ransdell is the 18 year-old daughter of Mr. Mrs. David Ransdell. Sonya has been a cheerleader since seventh grade. She ran hurdles and relays for the varsity track team, and she is the president of the PiZeta Sorority. After graduation, she plans to attend Lexington Academy of Beauty. Meg Williams is the 17 year-old daughter of Rev. Mrs. Phil Williams. Meg has also been a cheerleader since seventh grade. She long jumps for the varsity track team and is V.P. of the PiZeta Sorority. Meg plans to attend Auburn University after graduation. lean Campbell Co-Captain Elizabeth Moore Sports - 107 Behind the Scenes at HHS 108 - Sports These Girls Have Something to Cheer About Karen, Kim, Angie, Jean, Sonya, Jenny, and Kizzy are trying to relax each other, while Meg and Marie smile at the camera. Jenny, Kim, Karen, and Angie show off for the camera at cheerleading camp. During the District Cheerleading Competition, the varsity cheerleaders show their stuff, and to prove their accomplishments, they brought home a blue ribbon. Posing as Pippy Longstocking is junior Marie Dedman. The HUS Varsity cheerleaders were very pleased with the awards they brought home from cheerleading camp held in Lexington at the University of Kentucky Sports — 109 1984 85 Varsity Basketball Team 1st Row: Stuart Thompson, Joey Jones, Lee Sanders, Donald Smith, Chad Mays, Tim Pardee, Allan Barr, 2nd Row Hadden Dean, Mark Schneider, Jim Pittman, Shon Sebert, Myron Ellis, and Harold Wilhite. Pictured above are Mr. Barry Welty, the Boys Varsity Coach, and Mr. Greg Higgins, the IV Coach. Schedule Nov. 27 Russell County Lost Nov. 30 Lincoln County Won Dec. 4 Boyle County Lost Dec. 5-8 Ft. Harrod Classic Lost Dec. 11 Somerset Lost Dec. 14 Frankfort Won Dec 18 Garrard County Won Dec. 21 Anderson County Lost )an. 4 Burgin Won Ian. 8 Pulaski County Lost Ian. 11 Mercer County Lost Jan. 15 Danville Lost Ian. 18 Wayne County Lost Ian. 22 Western Hills Lost Ian. 25 Garrard County Won )an. 29 Eminence Won Ian. 30-Feb. 2 CKC Tourney Won-3 Feb. 5 Mercer County Won Feb. 11 Burgin Won Feb. 12 Woodford County Lost Feb. 15 Franklin County Lost Feb. 19 Boyle County Lost Feb. 22 Laurel County Lost District Tourney Won-1 Lost-1 110 - Sports Hard to Say it’s Over |im Pittman 18 year-old Senior Son of Mrs. Viola Pittman Shon Sebert 17 year-old Senior Son of Ann Sebert and Peter Sebert Sports - 111 (Picture supplied by the Harrodsburg Herald) Boys In Donald Smith goes for two points during the game against the Burgin Bulldogs. Tim Pardee takes a minute to think about what he will do next. (Picture by the Harrodsburg Herald) The 1984-85 Varsity basketball team did a good job on the court this year. They played many rough games, but they gave it their best shot. The pioneers got runner-up in the District Tournament, but we still think of them as number 1!! Action Junior — Chad Mays (Picture by the Harrodsburg Herald) •112-Sports |im Pittman shows off his awards J.V. Basketball Team first row: Allan Barr, Terry Yeast, Stuart Thompson, Kirk Hembree, Chris Huff second row Lee Sanders, Troy McGinnis, Harold Wilhite, Hadden Dean, and Kelly Gardner. Chris Huff and Kirk Hembree smile for the camera as they show off their awards. Allan Barr and Stuart Thompson also show the awards that they received for their outstanding accomplishments Sports - 113 Lady Pioneers First row: Denise Brown, Besty Yates, Michelle Doolin, Sherry Bechtel, Ann Hockensmith, Angie Hayden, Stephanie DeFoor, Erika Strecker, Missy Wilham Second row Missey Freeman, Sonya Gardner, Tonya Sanders, Gelonda Vaughn, Emily Campbell, Kathy Johnson. (Picture by Harrodsburg Herald) Coach Kemplin (better known as Papa Smurf ) and Coach Sallee were very proud of the turn out this year. The Girls Varsity Basketball team did a great job on the floor this year GOOD |OB! (Picture by the Harrodsburg Herald) 1984-85 LADY PIONEERS HHS OPP. 26 Somerset 44 49 Lincoln Co. 47 44 Mercer Co. 41 31 Boyle Co. 64 33 Garrard Co. 44 66 Nicholas Co. 27 50 Burgin 55 44 Danville 41 40 Burgin 44 67 KSD 26 64 Frankfort 35 33 Boyle Co. 51 37 Henery Clay 71 45 Anderson Co. 57 39 Washington 66 57 Western Anderson 17 46 Mercer Co. 59 67 Sayre 5 68 KSD 25 54 Garrard Co. 81 114 - Sports Senior Missey Freeman r Above is senior Missey Freeman giving it her all to get two points for her team. To the right is Missey sitting on the sidelines showing a few tears during the last ball game of the season. Missey Freeman is the 18 year-old daughter of Mr. Mrs. Bill Freeman. For the past 6 years there has been a member of the Freeman family on the Girls Basketball team. In 1980-1982 Kim Freeman, Missey's oldest sister, played for the Lady Pioneers. Then, in 1982-1984, Cyndy Freeman was a member of the team. But, 1985 brings an end to the Freeman basketball players. This year will be a sad one, not only to the Freeman family, but the basketball team as well, because Missey is the only senior on the team this year. Missey has made many friends on and off of the basketball court and she will be missed in the years to come. HER LAST GAME Girls in Action Top left Ann Hockensmith shooting for two Top right: Playing good offense is Sonya Gardner. Bottom left Missey Wilham shows a Danville girl how it's done. Bottom right: Emily Campbell getting ready for the rebound. (Pictures supplied by the Harrodsburg Herald) 116-Sports A New Addition Ann Hockensmith is a New Addition'' to the Lady Pioneers Ann is a Junior and the daughter of Mr Mrs Ronnie Hockensmith. Above are Betsy Yates, Stephanie DeFoor, Ann Hockensmith, Angie Hayden, Sherry Bechtel, Emily Campbell, Erika Strecker, Missey Wilham, Missey Freeman, and Tonya Sanders with their awards Sports - 117 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders The junior varsity cheerleaders worked very hard this Tracey Winchester, Julie Wittwer, Jamie Johnson, year and cheered for many games. They did a fine job Heather Lawrence, Missy Mobley, and Adrianne and were a credit to Harrodsburg High School. The Sepko. 1984-1985 squad consisted of: Sherry Barr, Tracy Bugg, In the pictures below the junior varsity cheerleaders show their winning form. GO! 118 - Sports Cross Country The cross country team was composed of predominantly junior high students this year. High school students on the team were Sherry Bechtel Traci Roberts, Dana Graham, Tony Boswell, Lee Sanders, and Jere Odell. The 1984-1985 season provided valuable experience for this young team which should be of benefit in the years to come. The coach of the cross country team was Frank Kemplin. The 1984-1985 cross country team members are: (first row) Sherry Bechtel, Traci Roberts, Slionna Hooper, Shannon Votaw, Dana Graham, and Angie Gregory; (second row) Jerry Graham, Philip Lane, Scott Conover, Sharon Springate, Pete Alfred, Tommy Shirley, John Dunning, Bob Weaver, Michael Sanders, and Craig Cotton; (third row) Jason Lopp, and Dak Davis; (fourth row) Eric Osbourne, Thad Lester, Lee Sanders, Chris Long, Tony Boswell, and Jere Odell. Sports -119 Baseball r-ifw be The 1985 Pioneer baseball team consists of (first row) Jon Sanders, Miquel Yates, Tommy Shirley, Brad Matherly, Mark Steele T m P Mayes, Joey Jones, and Allan Barr (second row) Coach Greg Higgins, Mark Stigall, Lee Sanders, Sean Sanders, Scott Hirtette t Pardee' Milbum, Jerry Freeman, Keith Brown, Earl Murphy, Chris Bentley, and Assistant Coach Rob Williams (Pictures supplied by The HarnTn °rd Chad Brad Baseball coaches. Greg Higgins and Rob Williams, pose for the camera. Playing their last season of high school baseball are these four seniors (kneeling) Earl Murphy, Chris Bentley (standing) Keith Brown and Troy Isham 120 —Sports Baseball Boys In Action Sports- 121 More Action 122-Sports 1985 Track Season The boys' track team showed a lot of promise this year with two members going all the way to the state track championship which was held on Friday, May 24, 1985 in Lexington. These two track stars were senior Jim Pittman and freshman Harold Wilhite (right) Showing their trophies are Jim and Harold. The girls' track team had only a few experienced track members, but they tried very hard and had a good season. They deserve a pat on the back for all of their effort. The experience gained this year will be a big boost to the team next year. Track Team On The Move Sports - 123 Giving It All They’ve Got 124 —Sports Tennis The 1985 boys' tennis team members are: (kneeling) Jamie Slagle, Jay Royalty, Tommy Green, Craig Cotton, Shawn Cotton, Patrick Young, and Chris Long (standing) Brian Steele, Chris Young, Joseph Geraci, Mark Schneider, Hadden Dean, and Bill Hatchett Striking a pose in his tennis uniform is senior Brian Steele Sports - 125 During tennis practice. Julie Wittwer prepares to hit the ball while Missy Mobley waits her turn. U LLffi U T r T ■ rT ht'f'r Ti 1_L I i-i—i—Ll .L tii ifw ■f-r t 'M- i t t t.i I W f, 11 l-fhf i 1f — i f l-il 4 ff e f- 4- f ♦ I . . . Sophomore Chris Young and senior Bill Hattchett pose for a picture with rackets in hand. (Picture supplied by The Harrodsburg Herald) Working hard to return a serve is sophomore Karen Long (Picture supplied by The Harrodsburg Herald) Caught in the process of confronting an opponent is sophomore |amie Slagle Shaking hands after a match well played are Craig Cotton andTommy Green 126-Sports Players—Posing and Playing Sports — 127 1985 Golf Team The 1985 golf team members are (kneeling) Ted Dean, Patrick Kerrick, Eric Pigman, Eric McGinnis, Joey Hood, John Devine, Alan Potter, Troy Midaugh, Chad Middleton (standing) Mr. Pelly, Emily Campbell, Greg Warren, Chad Nevius, Billy Clark, Chris Huff, John Lyons, John Ogrosky, Troy McGinnis, Brian Smith, Brian Gillespie, and Sean Pigman Emily Campbell the only girl on the golf team this year, strikes her winning pose. (Pictures supplied by The Harrodsburg Herald) 128-Sports Sports - 129 One More Night The Harrodsburg High School Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 26, 1985. The theme for this year was One More Night . The dance started at 8:00 p.m. and lasted until midnight. Close to 200 people attended the prom and danced the night away to the WLAP FM sound system. The music was fabulous with a mix of rock, soul, and country. The walls of the Lions Park Community Center were decorated with stars and streamers. The colors were three different shades of blue. Crowned Prom King and Queen were Nelson Thompson and Jean Campbell. After being crowned prom royalty, they shared a dance together before everyone else joined them on the dance floor. The garter ceremony was quite unique. The girls' dates removed the garters and wore them around their arms for the rest of the evening. The Prom of 1985 will be a cherished memory for all those in attendance and a night not soon forgotten by the 1984-1985 Senior Class. After being announced as Prom King and Queen, Nelson Thompson and lean Campbell are all smiles. (above) Tina Blacketer and her date, Steve Taylor, sure don't seem to be camera shy. (right) Brian Steele and his date hold each other close during one of the slower songs of the evening. Traci Morgan, Monty Phillips, Doug Sims, and Joy Powell sit this dance out They all seem to be a little fatigued from dancing all night long 130 - Prom Giving a big prom smile for the camera are Jeff Noel and his date, Tracy Gillin. Sonya Ransdell and her date, Tim Shannon, participate in the garter ceremony. Discussing what they are going to do after the prom are James Norton and his date Angie Schuster blushes after Chad Mayes tells how pretty she looks for the prom. Prom - 131 Bobby DeFoor and Traci Nichols seem to be in Another World” when they are together While Storrie Bailey gets something to drink, Cary Schoeder talks with Chris Keller. Getting down” with the music are Becky Mann and her date. Chuck Cash. Missey Freeman dances on, too. Wearing matching tuxes, Ann Hockensmith and Jeff Carey look great together Showing their dancing technique are Denise Brown and Brian Cheatham. 132-Prom Graduation Harrodsburg High School Commencement was held Thursday evening, June 6, 1985 at 7:30 p. m. at the Harrodsburg Baptist Church. The Commencement Address was given by the Honorable Before commencement ceremonies, senior Nancy Griffin helps a fellow classmate with her cap. Steve Beshear, the Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky. Special music was provided by a choral ensemble of high school students under the direction of Mr. Jerry Freeman with soloist Pam Mink. Mrs. Anne Clark explains to the seniors how their caps are to be worn. Shellie Wesley and Adana Patterson smile for the camera before lining up for commencement. Nelson Thompson, Bill Hatchett, Shon Sebert, Chris Bentley, Keith Brown, and Terry Drakeford discuss their plans for after graduation. Graduation - 133 Sonya Ransdell sends thanks to her father for her new ring, with a message on Mr. Pelly helps some seniors with their caps and gowns as they the top of her cap. await the big moment. Mrs. Clark, Mr. Pelly. and Mr. Warren discuss the final preparations for com- Terry Drakeford and Bobby Harris relax before commencement mencement. ceremonies. I Waiting to be lined-up are John Claunch, Bobby Claunch, and Bruce Browning 134-Graduation Looking very impressive are graduates Michael Browning, Tim Ellis, Terry Drakeford, Mark Brock, Shon Sebert, Brian Steele, Doug Sims, and Craig Hardy Mr. David Ransdell. Chairman of the Harrodsburg School Board, presents diplomas as Mr. Delmer Warren, Harrodsburg High School Principal, announces each graduate After the ceremonies, the graduates congregate in front of the Harrodsburg Baptist Church to receive best wishes from family and friends. - , r nse for the camera Cecil Wright strikes a serious po before the commencement cerernon,es Leaving the church, with their diplomas in hand, are Troy Isham, Joel James, and Chris Keller Graduation - 135 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Thursday Evening, June 6, 1985 7:30 o'clock Delmer Warren, Principal, Presiding ..........Elgar Rev. Bob Clark Southside Christian Church Special Music-Dona Nobis Pacem.........................................Choral Ensemble Introduction of Speaker........................................Delmer Warren, Principal Address....................................................The Honorable Steve Beshear Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky Recognition of Honor students.................................Delmer Warren, Principal Harrodsburg High School Presentation of Diplomas......................................David Ransdell, Chairman Harrodsburg Board of Education Processional — Pomp and Circumstance Invocation.............................. Forrest Williamson )r.. Superintendent Harrodsburg Board of Education Special Music - We Will Stand..........................Choral Ensemble, Pam Mink, Soloist Benediction.............................................................Rev. 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SENIORS 1984-1985 HARRODIAN STAFF JUNIORS Linda Spahn Laura Miller Sonya Ransdell EDITOR: Linda Spahn Tammy Peavler Tim Ellis Gentry Barnett Shawn Gray CO-EDITORS: Sonya Ransdell and Tim Ellis Sonya Gardner Traci Nichols Debbie Cloyd Missey Freeman Melody Trisler Chris Keller BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTOCRAPHER: Shawn Gray Enjoying a free moment are yearbook staffers (front row) Shawn Cray, Gentry Barnett, Linda Spahn, Sonya Gardner, Debbie Cloyd, Melody Trisler. (second row) Chris Keller, Missey Freeman, Traci Nichols, Tim Ellis, Laura Miller, and Tammy Peavler. Not pictured is Sonya Ransdell. 160 - Yearbook Shawn Cray is caught on the other side of the camera. Contemplating all the work that has yet to be done on the yearbook causes co-editor. Tim Ellis, to rest his head in his hands. SECTIONS Harrodian staffers Missey Freeman and Gentry Barnett, enjoy getting their picture taken as much as arranging to take pictures of others. OPENING — Linda Spahn STUDENT LIFE-Tammy Peavler SENIORS PROM — Missey Freeman IUNIORS ACADEMICS — Tim Ellis SOPHOMORES 8TH and 7TH GRADE-Melody Trisler and Debbie Cloyd FRESHMEN - Linda Spahn FACULTY — Sonya Gardner ORGANIZATIONS GRADUATION — Traci Nichols and Gentry Barnett SPORTS —Sonya Ransdell and Laura Miller ADS —Shawn Gray Photographs — Shawn Gray and Chris Keller Yearbook - 161 A A. L. Williams 151 ADAMS, ANITA 15, 22, 24, 33, 72, 73, 93, 99 Aggie Sale Sport Shop 154 Akers, Irene 67 Alexander and Royalty Funeral 154 Alexander, Lee 76, 78 Alfred, Pete 119 Allen, lames 51 Allen, Michelle 76, 78 Anderson, Carol 51, 83 Anderson, Chris 45, 48, 96, 97 Armstrong, Mike 66 Arnold's Florist 143 Arrowhead Farm 155 Auxier, Lesley 65 B Bailey, Storrie 19, 37, 39, 82, 86, 92, 132 Bailey, Susan 39, 82, 86, 90 Baker, Carla 51, 53, 76, 77, 83, 97 Baker, William 45, 90 Barnett, Gentry 39, 68, 76, 77, 78, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, 94, 160, 161 Barr, Allan 45, 96, 110, 113, 120 Barr, Sherry 51, 83, 96, 118 Barto, Beth 45, 48, 74, 77, 76, 86, 97 Baughman, Dr. )ohn M. D. 158 Beasley, Buddy 14, 37, 39, 74, 86, 87, 90 Beaumont Inn 144 Bechtel, Sherry 15, 45, 74, 83, 86, 96, 114, 117, 119 Belles and Beaus Children's Shop 152 Ben Franklin Coast to Coast 153 BENTLEY, CHRIS 11, 20, 21, 22, 29, 32, 33, 72, 73, 74, 82, 84, 86, 87, 92, 102, 120, 133 Bill's Outlet 153 Black, Brenda 111 Blacketer, Tammy 51, 97 BLACKETER, TINA 22, 28, 33, 82, 93, 99, 130 Blankenship Pest Control 143 Bodner, Medea 45, 76, 79, 96 Boswell, Danny 16, 51 Boswell, Jerry 16, 45 Boswell, Tony 51, 119 BOTTOMS, DOUG 30, 36, 98, 99 Bottoms, Mark 51, % Bottoms, Wally 51 Bradley, Melinda 45, 76, 79, 83 Brashear, Joan 70 Breegle, Betsy 45, 74, 90, 96 Britton, Tarena 51, 53 Britton, Tony 51 Broaddus, Inc. 140 BROCK, MARK 16, 22, 28, 33, 69, 72, 73, 76, 79, 82, 84, 86, 88, 135 Brothers, Scott 45 Brown, Denise 39, 82, 93, 114, 132 BROWN, GARY 22, 32, 33, 36, 82, 98, 102 BROWN, KEITH 15, 22, 28, 33, 69, 72, 73, 82, 86, 84, 92, 93, 102, 104, 120, 133 Brown, Kelli 51, 74 Brown, Phyllis 39, 64, 72 Brown, Sam 20, 51, 97, 102 BROWN, SANDY 22, 29, 32, 33, 36, 82, 92, 94, 98, 99 BROWNING, BRUCE 22, 33, 134, 168 Browning, Chris 102 Browning, Jennifer 19, 76, 79, 80 Browning, Lloyd 11, 16, 37, 39, 68, 84, 86, 87, 102 BROWNING, MICHAEL 13, 14, 16, 22, 32, 33, 36, 69, 72, 73, 76, 77, 79, 80, 82, 88, 89, 90, 93, 94, 135 Bruner, Paula 39, 92 Bryant, Richard 39, 90, 91, 98, 99 Bugg, Denise 39, 93 BUGG, SCOTT 22, 33 Bugg, Tracy 51, 76, 79, 80, 83, 96, 118 Burke, Michael 102 Burke, Patricia 16, 62, 90, 91, 168 Butler, Lori 51, 95 Butler, Paul 39 c Campbell, Emily 19, 49, 51, 74, 83, 87, 97, 114, 116, 117, 128 CAMPBELL, JEAN 16, 18, 22, 24, 29, 34, 36, 72, 73, 74, 82, 93, 106, 107, 109, 130 Campbell, Zacharina 41, 90, 93, 98 Carey, Ann 67 Carey, Jeff 132 Carmichael, Matthew 46, 97 The Carriage Trader 148 Carter, Brian 41, 98, 99 Carter, Dana 46, 83 Cash, Chuck 132 Chandler, Sean 46, 48, 97, 102 Cheatham, Brian 39, 97, 132 Cheatham, Tonya 51, 76, 79, 80, 83, 97 Chenault, Antonio 51, 53 Chenault, Jerry 39, 82 Chilton, Holly 66 Clark, Anne 21, 61, 133, 134 Clark, Billy 51, 96, 128 Clark, Chris 11, 46, 102 Clark Pharmacy 144 Clarke, Alex 46, 86, 94 CLAUNCH, BOBBY 22, 34, 98, 99, 134 CLAUNCH, JOHN 22, 34, 98, 99, 134 Clements, Kevin 46 Clevenger, Patsy 60, 168 Cloyd, Debbie 39, 82, 94, 98, 160, 161 Coast to Coast 153 Coffman's Trophy 140 COLE, DEBBIE 23, 24, 34, 72, 73, 74, 86, 99 Cole, Don 168 Coneys and Cream 151 Conover, Scott 119 Cornett, Terri 59 Corning Glass Works 157 Cotton, Cheri 60 Cotton, Craig 119, 125, 126 Cotton, Larry 65 Cotton, Shawn 43, 46, 86, 87, 88, 97, 125 Coy's Bakery and Pastries 152 Craddock, Kevin 15, 44, 64, 102, 104 Cricketeer Manufacturing 158 Crook, Tim 59 Cruse, Kym 11, 39, 82, 106, 109 Culver, Kelli 51, 74, 76, 79, 80, 83, 97 The Cumberland 139 D Dairymen, Inc. 159 Darland, Suzann 41 Darland, Tracy 52, 96 Davenport, Robinson Whitenack 162 - Index Insurance 144 Davis, Dak 119 Davis, Ronnie 39, 90, 91 Day, Beverly 46, 95 DEAN, DEE DEE 11, 15, 23, 25, 32, 34, 82, 94 Dean, Betty 51, 61, 88, 90, 97 Dean, Hadden 46, 48, 69, 72, 74, 83, 86, 97, 110, 113, 125 Dean, Ted 76, 79, 128 DEARINC, MELISSA 30, 36, 74, 95 Dearing, Michelle 76, 78, 80, 95 Dearinger, Marvin 52, 83, 90, 96 Dedman, Marie 39, 74, 82, 84, 85, 86, 93, 106, 109 Dedman, Dr. Nick G. 158 Dedman, Dr. Thomas 158 DeFoor, Bobby 39, 74, 82, 84, 85, 86, 102, 132 DeFoor, Dr. Robert 59 DeFoor, Stephanie 52, 83, 88, 89, 97, 114, 117 DeSnazer, David 15, 46 Devine, )ohn 128 Devine, LaDonna 10, 39, 82, 94, 98 DiGiamberardino, )ohn 65 Don Yates Buick-Chevrolet 149 Doolin, Michelle 52, 74, 114 DRAKEFORD, TERRY 16, 23, 34, 72, 86, 92, 93, 133, 134, 135 Drakeford Tire Service Co. 157 Drury, Dana 52 Dunn, Amealia 18 Dunn, Byron 46, 83, 102 Dunn, Carla 78 Dunn, Karen 46, 76, 78 Dunning, )ohn 119 E Edwards, Damon 53 Ellis, Ann 46, 83, 86, 95, 96 Ellis, Myron 37, 39, 74, 82, 84, 86, 110 ELLIS, TIM 21, 23, 25, 32, 34, 72, 73, 74, 76, 77, 79, 82, 87, 93, 135, 160, 161 Elmore, Norma 46, 76, 79, 83, 95 F FAIN, BEVERLY 16, 23, 34, 82, 88, 99 Farney's Greenhouse and Garden 158 Fickeisen, Amy 52, 97 FORD, CRAIG 23, 34, 36 Fort Harrod Pharmacy 150 France, )une 65 Freeman Ison's Men's Shop 153 Freeman, Art 59 Freeman, Chris 88 Freeman, lerry 46, 48, 76, 79, 80, 83, 88, 90, 120 Freeman, Mr. Jerry 62, 63, 78 FREEMAN, MISSEY 14, 16, 23, 25, 32, 34, 72, 73, 82, 84, 86, 114, 115, 117, 132, 147, 160, 161 G G and H Furniture Showrooms 138 Gardner, Kelly 52, 76, 79, 80, 83, 96, 113 Gardner, Sonya 11, 39, 40, 74, 76, 77, 78, 80, 82, 83, 86, 96, 114, 116, 160, 161 Garriot, VeLois 143 Gateway 141 GENTRY, MICHELLE 30, 36 Geraci, Joseph 11, 16, 19, 37, 40, 82, 84, 86, 125 Gerlach, Gayle 143 Gerlach, Joe Dale 46, 86, 96 Gillespie, Brian 128 Gillin, Tracy 131 Golden Corral Steakhouse 151 Goodlett, Melissa 46, 83, 95 Goodlett, Stevy 52 Goodlett, Tonya 53 Goodman, Dr. Robert I. 158 Graham, Dana 52, 119 Graham, Jerry 119 Graves Jewelers 153 GRAY, SHAWN 23, 34, 72, 84, 86, 94, 160, 161 Green, Tommy 125, 126 Gregory, Angie 119 Griffieth, Michael 46, 74 Griffieth, Vicki 52, 97 GRIFFIN, NANCY 71, 73, 74, 133 Griffin, Tim 52 Griffin, Yvonne 65 Gunsalus, Beth 15, 65 H Hahn's Chevron Station 140 The Hair Company 153 Hall, Duane 70 Hamlin, Lisa 46, 76, 79 Hamm, Ethel 67 Hansen, Denise 46, 95 HARDY, CRAIG 23, 34, 72, 82, 86, 135 HARLEY, KENT 11, 23, 32, 34, 82, 98, 99 Harris, Beth 40, 76, 77, 83, 94, 96 HARRIS, BOBBY 11, 23, 25, 34, 36, 76, 77, 79, 82, 90, 94, 96, 134 Harris, Elizabeth 60 Harris, John 52, 53, 74 Harris, Menisa 52 Harris, Tara 10, 45, 46, 83, 86, 90, 94, % Harrod Cleaners 158 Harrod Fashion 146 Harrodsburg Candy and Tobacco 152 The Harrodsburg Herald 148, 168 HATCHETT, BILL 11, 23, 25, 32, 34, 74, 125, 126, 133 Hatchett, Bonnie 59 Haven, Joan 65 Hayden, Angie 52, 53, 74, 114, 117 Helton, Margaret Ann 16, 44, 62 Hembree, Kirk 16, 49, 52, 83, 87, 96, 102, 113 Hendren, Deloris 67 Hendren, Lawrence 66 Hensley, Raymond 52, 102 Higgins, Greg 51, 63, 110, 120 Hise, Dennis Alan, P.S.C. 150 Hockensmith, Ann 38, 40, 61, 76, 78, 86, 114, 116, 117, 132 Holiday Hairstyling 154 Holiday, John 16, 48, 97 Holliday, Deidra 40, 97 Holt, Angie 52 Hood, Angie 46, 74, 83, 86, 96, 106, 109 Hood, Joey 128 Hooper, Debbie 15, 44 Hooper, Slionna 119 Hop's 141 Horn, Jo Ellen 143 Horn, Michael 40, 69, 72, 82, 86, 93 Houchin, Julie 15, 46, 83, 86, 88, 90, 96 Hudson, Art 65, 96 Huff, Chris 19, 49, 52, 83, 87, 96, 113, 128 Huff, Patty 60 Hughes, Sheri 40, 82, 98 Index -163 Hulette, Scott 46, 48, 120 Hurley, Glenn 46 Hurst, Missy 52 I Isham, LaVerne 65 ISHAM, TROY 23, 35, 74, 98, 99, 120, 135 Ison's Foodmart and Deli 143 J JAMES, JOEL 26, 35, 82, 102, 135 Jaycox, Duane 52 Jenkins, Beth 52, 83, 96 Johnson, Alvis 15, 16, 20, 58, 64, 102, 104 Johnson, Cathy 52, 114 Johnson, Jamie 49, 52, 83, 97, 118 Johnson, Keve 16, 52, 96, 97, 102 Johnson, Mignon 66 Jones, Dion 40, 82, 98, 99, 102 Jones, Hughes 66 Jones, Janet 40, 76, 77, 98 Jones, Joey 40, 86, 110, 120 Jones, Kevin 40, 98, 99, 100 Jones, Kimble 20, 52 Jones, Ree 46 Jones, Ron 40, 102 Jones, Tyrone 52, 102 K Keightley, Dr. James M. 146 KELLER, CHRIS 15, 24, 26, 35, 82, 93, 94, 132, 135, 160, 161 Kemplin, Frank 65, 114 Kentucky Army National Guard 145 Kerrick, Jo 65 Kerrick, Patrick 128 Knickerbocker, Fred 66 L Lance, Joe Bill 46, 102 LANCE, TRAVIS 25, 26, 32, 35, 82, 102 Lane, Jennifer 52 Lane, Phillip 119 Lathrem, Shelia 52, 97 Lawrence, Heather 52, 74, 83, 88, 89, 97, 118 Lawson, Charlie 46, 96, 102 Lee's Suzuki and Yamaha 150 Lester, Thad 119 Lindsey, Chris 46, 48, 76, 78, 83, 97 Linton, John 46, 62 Logue, H. T. 47 Logue, JoAnne 143 Logue Photography 140 Long, Angie 47, 74, 97 Long, Chris 76, 79, 119, 125 Long John Silver's 149 Long, Karen 43, 47, 48, 74, 83, 86, 87, 88, 90, 97, 106, 109, 126 LONG, TIM 26, 29, 35, 82, 102 Lopp, Jason 119 Louallen, Sherry 41, 95 Louisville Store 158 LOWE, KEVIN 26, 35, 98, 99 Lucas, Keith 14, 40, 90, 91, 98, 99 Lyons, John 52, 69, 72, 97, 128 M M and W Electronics, Inc. 150 McAninch, Mike 47 McClone Construction Co. 147 McCloud, Robert 39, 62 McGinnis, Eric 128 McGinnis, Troy 50, 52, 96, 102, 113, 128 McGrath, Mark 52 McGuire, Travis 52, 74, 97 MACHAL, KELVIN 30, 36, 98, 99, 100 Majors, Alfreda 52 Majors, Curtis 47 Mann, Becky 40, 74, 82, 84, 85, 86, 97, 132 Mark, Kathleen 15, 61, 93 Markel, Jeff 15, 47, 74, 86, 88, 89, 97 Matherly, Brad 120 Mayes, Chad 38, 40, 68, 82, 86, 110, 112, 120, 131 Mayes, Jo Ann 67 Meaux, Richardo 15, 43, 47, 48, 86, 87, 90, 97 Meaux, Shawn 49, 52, 74, 97 Mercer County Clerk's Office 143 Mercer Motors 155 Mercer Veterinary Clinic 154 Meredith Murphy, Inc. 151 Meredith, Bill 153 Midaugh, Troy 128 Middleton, Alyssa 50, 53 Middleton, Chad 128 Middleton, Gene 63 Milburn, Bradley 40, 74, 82, 94, 96, 120 Milburn, Lisa 53, 76, 77, 83, 96 Milburn's Shoe Store and Repair 146 Miller, Laura 40, 74, 82, 84, 85, 86, 88, 94, 160, 161 Miller, Stuart 47, 96, 102 Milton, Lorine 67 Minit Mart 150 Minnie, Brad 53, 96 Mister Kwik 141 Mister Kwik Car Wash 141 Moberly, Barry 67 Mobley, Missy 53, 76, 79, 80, 83, 88, 96, 118, 125 Montgomery, Jewell 15, 39, 61, 168 Monty's Market 154 Moore, Dr. Bacon R„ III 146 MOORE, ELIZABETH 26, 29, 35, 36, 72, 73, 74, 82, 85, 86, 92, 106, 107, 109 MORGAN, TRACI 25, 26, 32, 35, 72, 74, 86, 89, 93, 130 Morgan's Marathon 138 Morris, Ralph 143 Moseley, Jim 59 MOSELEY, SCOTT 16, 26, 35, 36, 72, 82, 93 MURPHY, EARL 26, 29, 32, 35, 82, 98, 99, 100, 120 N Neal, Amy 53, 97 Neal, Donna 47, 74, 90, 95 Nevius, Chad 53, 97, 128 Newby, Jerry 158 Newby, Shane 102 NICHOLS, TRACI 26, 28, 32, 35, 68, 72, 73, 74, 76, 77, 78, 80, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86. 92, 132, 160, 161 NOEL, JEFF 30, 36, 100, 131 Noel, Stacy 53, 83, 96 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance 159 164 - Index Norton, James 74, 90, 131, 140 Notter, Jennifer 47, 83, 86, 96, 106, 109 o Odell, Jere 53, 96, 119 Ogrosky, John 53, 88, 90, 96, 128 The Old Harrodsburg Pottery 151 Osbourne, Eric 119 Osbourn, Stacy 40, 68, 74, 82, 84, 86 F Pardee, Micky 102 Pardee, Tim 40, 82, 86, 102, 110, 112, 120 Parkers Children's Shoes 142 Parkers of Danville 142 Parks, Rodney 53, 102 PATTERSON, ADANA 26, 35, 82, 133 Patterson, Deonna 47, 74, 83, 86, 96 Peavler, Amy 10, 40, 76, 78, 82, 86, 88, 89, 98, 99, 100 Peavler, Donna 47 Peavler, Henry 67 Peavler, Herbie 67 Peavler, Tammy 41, 82, 86, 98, 160, 161 Peavler, W. T. 67 Pelly, Don 21, 64, 69, 94, 128, 134 Pelphrey, Todd 65 PENMAN, DEREK 26, 35, 72, 73, 82, 86 Phillips Moore 138 PHILLIPS, DONNA 11, 26, 35, 72, 73, 74, 86, 92, 95, 99 Phillips, Lisa 53, 74, 95 Phillips, Monty 130 Pigman, Eric 128 Pigman, Sean 47, 94, 128 Pike, Tim 53 Pinkston, Tommy 41, 90, 98, 99 PITTMAN, JIM 21, 24, 27, 29, 32, 35, 36, 72, 73, 83, 102, 110, 111, 112, 123 Pizeta Sorority 147 Pointer, Larry 76, 79 Potter, Alan 128 POWELL, JOY 11, 27, 32, 35, 82, 130 Powell, Leigh 19, 47, 76, 77 Price, Leonna 67 R R. V. Cablevision, Inc. 138 Ransdell, David 23, 59, 135, 148 Ransdell, Lois 148 Ransdell, Sonny 148 RANSDELL, SONYA 18, 23, 27, 29, 35, 36, 74, 82, 93, 94, 98, 99, 106, 107, 109, 131, 134, 147, 148, 160, 161 Reed, Debbie 66 Reis, Clay 41, 98, 99 Rice, Eric 47, 97 Richards, Terri 37, 41, 82, 86, 98, 99 Riggs, Trina 53 Roberts, Traci 43, 47, 83, 86, 88, 96, 119 Robinson, Dee Dee 16, 57, 83, 97 Robinson, Donna 41, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 88, 97 Robinson, Missy 47, 76, 79, 80, 90 Robinson, Natalie 10, 41, 98, 99 Robinson, Roni 10, 41, 74, 82, 90, 91 Roca, Traci 76, 79 Rogers, Barbara 47, 74, 83, 95 Rogers, Leonard 54 Ronald Hurst Real Estate and Auction Co. 144 ROWE, FRAN 15, 27, 36, 82, 88, 94 ROYALTY, DAVID 27, 36, 98, 99 Royalty, Jay 47, 74, 76, 79, 80, 86, 88, 90, 91, 97, 125 Royalty, John 16, 54, 83, 90, 97 Royalty-Keightley 149 Royalty, Tony 54 Royalty's Florist and Gifts 146 Russell, Lee 51, 61, 88, 96 s Sallee, Cheryl 41, 76, 79, 97 Sallee, Dale 53, 54, 102 Sallee, Missy 54, 76, 79, 83 Sallee, Ralph 63, 114 Sampson, Jerry 47 Sanders, Jon 11, 41, 68, 82, 97, 120 Sanders, Lee 54, 97, 119 (Fr.) Sanders, Lee 43, 45, 47, 83, 110, 113, 120 (Soph) Sanders, Michael 119 Sanders, Sean 11, 40, 41, 48, 120 Sanders, Tonya 43, 47, 83, 86, 96, 114, 117 Sanford, Jennifer 47, 95 Satterly, Chris 54 Satterly, Veda 54 Savannah Shoppe 147 Schneider, Mark 11, 41, 74, 76, 78, 82, 86, 88, 110, 125 Schoeder, Cary 132 Schuster, Angie 41, 74, 82, 84, 85, 86, 131 SCHUSTER, SARAH 27, 28, 32, 36, 72, 86, 88, 89 SEBERT, SHON 11, 21, 27, 28, 32, 36, 82, 102, 110, 111, 135 Secchi, Jean 59 Selby, Sonia 41, 98 SEMONES, KEVIN 27, 36 Sepko, Adrianne 54, 83, 96, 118 Shannon, Tim 131 Sheenan, Barnett Hays, P.S.C. 152 Shewmaker, Calvin 70 Shirley, Tommy 119, 120 Shop wise 149 Short, Larry 143 Signet Systems 157 SIMS, DOUG 27, 32, 36, 130, 135 Sims, Genie 63, 65 Sims, Georgette 66 Sims, Tommy 15, 27, 36, 73, 74, 82, 90, 102, 168 Slagle, Becky 76, 78 Slagle, Jamie 19, 47, 48, 69, 72, 74, 76, 79, 86, 88, 89, 90, 97, 125, 126 Smith, Brian 54, 96, 102, 128 Smith, Carolyn 54, 83 Smith, Donald Wayne 15, 20, 41, 82, 102, 104, 105, 110, 112 Smith, Garry 54 Smith, Karen 53, 54 Smith, Terry 54 Southern States 154 SPAHN, LINDA 11, 27, 28, 32, 36, 72, 73, 74, 76, 77, 78, 80, 83, 84, 85, 86, 89, 160, 161 Sparrow, Angie 41, 82, 94, 98 Sparrow, Kim 10, 41, 76, 77, 82, 93, 94 Sparrow, Tracey 54, 96 Index - 165 Springate, Jimmy 47, 102, 104 Springate, Loren 19 Springate, Sharon 119 Springate, Susan 65 Stakelin, Janice 54, 90, 95 Stakelin, Lou Ann 14, 54, 90 Stanley, Jeff 54, 97 STEELE, BRIAN 21, 27, 32, 36, 72. 73, 76, 77, 79. 82, 86, 87, 88. 89, 90, 91, 94, 125, 130 135 Steele, Mark 47, 120 Steury, John 65 Stewart, Lisa 41, 90, 96 Stewart, Slayton 54, 74, 96 Stine, France 143 Stigall, JoAnn 53, 54 Stigall, Mark 20, 54, 120 Stigall, Robin 41, 98 Stokes, Monique 47, 76, 77, 78, 80, 83, 86. 94, 97 Stone Manor Restaurant 151 Stratton, Becky 54 Strecker, Erika 41, 76, 79, 82, 86, 97, 114, 117 Suroski, JoAnn 65 Sutherland Pharmacy 146 Sutter, Judy 66 T Turner, Bobby 13, 47 Turpin, Loria 41 VanArsdall and Noe, M.D. 158 f Vaughn, Danny 48 Vaughn, Gelonda 20, 47, 83, 114 Vaughn, Josh 54, 102 Video Library 156 Virginia's Beauty Shop 140 Votaw, Jennifer 47, 76, 77, 96, 97 Votaw, Jenny 47 i 1 Votaw. Shannon 76, 77, 119 W Walker, Joyce 47 Walker, Keith 102 Walker, Ron 53, 54 Walker, Sandy 54 Walls, Rodney 41 Walmart 142 Warren, Delmer 58, 87, 134, 135 Warren, Greg 128 Warren, James 67 Warren, Todd 54 Taylor, Steve 130 THOMPSON, DARRELL 27, 36 THOMPSON, NELSON 11, 28, 30, 36, 82, 92, 102, 104, 130, 133 Thompson, Stuart 47. 86, 97, 110, 113 Thompson's Boron 159 Trigg, Lamont 54 Trisler, Madonna 47, 74, 83, 95 Trisler, Melody 41, 76, 77, 82, 93, 94, 98. 99, 160, 161 Watts and Durr Oil Company 138 Wearen-James Drug Co. 159 Weatherford, William 66 Weaver, Billy 54, 69, 76, 88, 96 Weaver, Bob 19, 119 Webb Fabrics and Tanning Center 152 Welty, Barry 65, 110 Wesley, Shellie Hooper 30, 34, 133 Western Sizzlin' 147 Whalen, Dr. Frank, Jr. 146 Whalen, Michael 11, 41, 82, 86, 152 Wilham, Jo 54, 83, 95 Wilham. Missy 47, 48, 74 86, 96, 114, 116, 117 Wilhite, Harold 20, 48, 53, 54, 83, 110, 113, 123 Williams, Juanelle 41, 98 WILLIAMS, MEG 18, 25, 26, 30, 36, 72, 82, 86, 92, 106, 107, 109, 147 Williams, Phil 26 Williams, Rob 120 Williamson, Forrest, Jr. 58 Winchester, Tracey 54, 83, 88, 96, 118 Winkelspecht, Emil 15, 65 Wittwer, Julie 49, 54, 76, 79, 80, 83, 88, 89, 96, 118, 125 Woellner, Bret 14, 19 Woellner, Drew 14 Woellner, Jane 14, 59, 69, 87 WRIGHT, CECIL 24, 30, 36, 99, 111, 135 Y Yates, Betsy 10, 20, 40, 41, 82, 83, 96, 98, 114, 117 Yates, Danny 102, 104 Yates, Micquel 102, 120 Yeast, Terry 15, 54, 97, 102, 113 Yerian, Dale 51, 64, 125 Young, Arthenia 54 Young, Chris 11, 48, 86, 88, 97, 125, 126 Young, Pat 125 Young, Patrick 125 Young, Emmanuel 67 166 - Index Ending - 167 The 1984-1985 Harrodian staff would like to thank the 'lowing for their help and support: ART Miss Patricia Burke Tommy Sims PHOTOGRAPHS The Harrodsburg Herald Bruce Browning Ronnie Logue REVENUE Ad Subscribers Yearbook Purchasers GENERAL ASSISTANCE Mrs. Jewell Montgomery Mrs. Patsy Clevenger Mr. Don Cole 168 —Ending