Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1987 volume:

Seniors..............................2 Underclassmen.......................23 Faculty.............................43 Clubs...............................53 Sports..............................72 Student Life.......................205 Seniors............................225 Ads................................237 0003 7 THE HHS CLASS OF 1987 PROUDLY PRESENTS . . . Mr. H 1987 Hadden Dean quickly adopted the routine of the class of 1987 on his arrival at HHS in sophomore year. Being a transfer student, he especially appreciated this title. A commitment to good scholarship has earned him awards such as the Academic Award on the basketball team in his sophomore, junior and senior year, membership in Beta Club, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and Honor Roll. He was a member of the Academic Quick Recall team for three years. His leadership and outgoing personality were rewarded with the Hugh O'Brien Leadership Award and the I Dare You Award, as well as the Biggest Flirt. Club participation included Coed-Y, French Club and Pep Club. One of Hadden's favorite activities is basketball. He has played on the HHS team for three years, giving his best effort for the Cla-s Act of 1987. He plans to attend the Universe '1 of Kentucky, perhaps combining an engineering degree with the study of law. 2—Seniors Miss HHS 1987 Jennifer Natter's well-rounded interest in school activities earned her this distinguished title. She was involved in clubs such as Beta, Spanish, Pep and Mu Alpha Theta. She has been a cheerleader for four years and a varsity member of the tennis team for five years capturing the 110% Award and the Most Valuable Player Award. Is a junior, she was the recipient of the 1 Dare You” Award and the Home Ec. Award. This year she was deemed Biggest Flirt by her classmates. She was the Pi Zeta Christmas Queen, Homecoming attendant, advertising agent on the annual staff and an office aide. A highlight this year was traveling to Orlando, Florida with fellow squad members to vie in the National Cheerleading Competition. Some of her favorite activities are water skiing, swimming, snow skiing and tennis. Jennifer thoroughly enjoyed her years at HHS and proudly accepted this honor. She plans to attend the University of Kentucky in the fall. William Baker Sherry Bechtel Melinda Bradley Beth Barto Betsy Breegle Ever ready with their lines are prompters Deonna Patterson and Joe Dale Gerlach.— MOST DEPENDABLE. Seniors—3 Jennifer Brown Matthew Carmichael Dana Carter Sean Chandler Alex Clarke Kevin Clements Perfectly cast in any role are Betsy Breegle and Sean Pigman— BEST ALL AROUND. 4—Seniors Hoping for a long, profitable run are Beth BArto and Jamie Slagle— MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Shawn Cotton Karen Dunn David DeShazer Hadden Dean Ann Ellis Seniors—5 Norma Elmore Jerry Freeman Joe Dale Gerlach Steven Goodlett Michael Griffieth Lisa Hamlin Denise Hansen Tara Harris Lee Heathman Letting their talents show through in every performance are Traci Roberts and Chris Young— MOST TALENTED. 6—Stniors A pleasant addition to any cast with their winning ways are Tonya Sanders and Shawn Cotton— BEST PERSON- Glenn Hurley Margueritta Jones Julie Houchin Chris Lindsey Charlie Lawson Joe Bill Lance Seniors 7 Angela Long Karen Long Curtis Majors Jeff Market Ricardo Meaux Stewart Milller Jennifer Notter Outstanding figures in our class production are Leigh Powell and Charlie Lawson— BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE. 8- Seniors Angela Hood and Joe Bill Lance have stage presence galore as BEST LOOKING. Kaori Okumura Donna Pearler Deonna Patterson Leigh Powell Seniors—9 Arthenia Roa Barbara Roge Lee Sanders Always giving the technical advisors fits are Monique Stokes and Jerry Freeman- TEACHERS' PESTS. tO Seniors Tonya Sanders Jamie Slagle Stuart Thompson Jimmy Springate Madonna Trisler ... Motuque Stokes Bobby Turner Seniors -22 Missy Wilham Gelonda Vaughn Mike Voris Jennifer Votaw 12—Seniors In charge of wardrobe and costumes are fashion directors Angela Long and Ricardo Meaux — BEST DRESSED Joyce Walker Carole Anderson Scott Brothers Harold Wilhite A wink of the eye and a crooked smile typecast Jennifer Notter and Hadden Dean as BIGGEST flirtr Seniors—13 Always ready with a humorous remark are court jesters Tara Harris and Jay Royalty—'‘WITTIEST. Putting a little muscle into their roles are Missy William and Sean Chandler MOST ATHLETIC. Cheering from the balcony, Karen Long and the Crew show MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT. Jerry Freeman, Jamie Slagle, Shawn Cotton, Matthew Carmichael, Jay Royalty, Karen, Stuart Thompson, Stewart Miller, Chris Young, Joe Dale Gerlach. Front, John Holiday. 14—Seniors I i i A Royal Performance Homecoming Reigning proudly over the Homecoming game was Angela Hood. Angela was crowned the 1986-87 Homecoming Queen during the halftime festivities by Marie Dedman, last year's Queen. Elected by the student body, Angela was honored to serve as this year's Queen. This ceremony climaxed the events of a busy Homecoming week. Although the parade was rained out in the afternoon, Queen Angela led the parade of attendants and floats during halftime to the cheers of an enthusiastic audience. Angela is captain of the cheerleading squad, President of Pi Zeta Sorority and D.A.R. Good Citizen. She has also been a class officer, Girls' State Representative and Miss Congeniality in the 1986 Mercer County Fair. Angela's devotion and loyalty to her school have made her a beloved monarch. After graduation from HHS, Angela plans to attend the University of Kentucky. Queen candidates, Jennifer Notter and Monique Stokes escorted by George Yeast take time to pose before their command performance in front of the Homecoming crowd. Each queen candidate was selected by the football team and have led an active senior year at HHS. Pausing backstage, the candidates give moral support before the curtain goes up. Homecoming -15 Fulfilling their roles as junior high attendants are Jesseca Hood and Chris Edwards. Freshman attendants Angie Dearinger and Lee Montgomery seem to enjoy the attention from the audience. Curtain Call Posing for one last photograph are the Queen and her Royal Court. Jennifer is with her father, Don Notter, Queen Angela is with her father, Butch Hood, Monique with escort, George Yeast and the 1985 Queen, Marie Dedman with her escort, Jim Setzer. The Princess, Elizabeth Crook is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Crook and Prince Jonathan Kurtz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Kurtz. 16—Homecoming Above, the junior entry BY THE POWER OF HOGTOWN! came in third. Taking time out from their work on the float, the seniors posed for a picture. Second place went to the seniors with their CAPTAIN CAVEHOG float. w y Homecoming—17 The Game On a clear September night, the 1986 Homecoming game was played. After a long, hard battle, the Pioneers bowed to the Boyle County Rebels 3-0. Senior Harold Wilhite dives to tackle Boyle County's ball carrier. Action shot during the game. Senior Harold Wilhite attempts to run through Boyle County's defense as junior Kirk Hembree rushes the block. Coach Johnson and Coach Yates call the plays from the sidelines as Coach Weaver and The Littlest Pioneer” look on. 18—Homecoming (Upper left ami lower left) The dancers celebrate the Homecoming Festivities as the music plays on. Above, seniors James Allen and Gelonda Vaughn strut their stuff. The Dance The 1986 Football Homecoming Dance was sponsored and decorated by the Harrodsburg Woman's Club. It was held at the Harrodsburg Lion's Community Center following the game. Music was provided by 94.5 sound system. Right, Lee Sanders, Angela Long, William Baker and Sara Byrd concentrate on the rhythm of the music as they dance the night away. Homecoming—19 ■p Spotlight On Our 20—Seniors Future Stars w Seniors—21 2. Jeff Market 2. Beth Barto 3. Jennifer Votaw 4. Traci Roberts 5. Karen Long 6. Tara Harris 7. Hadden Dean 8. Madonna Trisler 9. Angela Hood 10. Michael Griffieth 22. Lisa Hamlin 12. Chris Clark 13. Monique Stokes 14. Lee Sanders 15. Jennifer Notter 16. Charlie Lawson 17. Missy Robinson 18. Leigh Powell 19. Tonya Sanders 20. Julie Houchin 21. Sean Pigman 22. Dana Carter 23. Denise Hansen 24. Ann Ellis 25. Norma Elmore 26. Jerry Freeman 27. Betsy Breegle 28. Deonna Patterson 29. Sherry Bechtel 30. Missy Wilham 31. Karen Dunn 32. Melinda Bradley 33. Shawn Cotton 34. Jamie Slagle 22—Seniors And Now to Introduce Our Understudies ... The Junior Class Taking then acting senously are the unior Class Officers, Secretary Alyssa Middleton, Class Representative, Chris Huff, President, Sam Brown, Class Representative, Tanya Cheatham, Vice President, Emily Campbell and Treasurer, Jere Odell. luniors 23 Betty Arrasmith Carla Baker Sherry Barr Tammy Blacketer Mark Bottoms Kelli Brown Sammy Brown Tracy Bugg I Lori Butler Emily Campbell ]ane Campbell Tanya Cheatham Blue on the Move is a weekly spirit column that appears in the Harrodsburg Herald. As authors of this column, juniors Alyssa Middle-ton and Heather Lawrence keep students aware of school activities and bring pep to Harrodsburg High School. 24—luniors BiUy Clark Kelli Culver Tracy Darland Tartu Davis Beverly Day Stephanie DeFoor Michelle Doolin Tonya Goodlett Dana Graham Vickie Griffieth John Harris Menisa Harris Kirk Hembree Chris Huff Beth Jenkins Tyrone Jones Jennifer Lane Shelia Lathrem Heather Lawrence John Lyons Juniors—25 Alfreda Majors Troy McGinnis Mark McGrath Travis McGuire Shawn Meaux Alyssa Middleton Lisa Milburn Brad Minnie Missy Mobley Amy Neal Chad Nevius Stacy Noel Jere Odell John Ogrosky Lome Patterson Lisa Phillips Carla Purdom DeeDee Robinson Leonard Rogers John Royalty 26—Juniors Melissa Sallee Lee Sanders Chris Satterly Adrianne Sepko Brian Smith Carolyn Smith Garry Smith Terry Smith Tracey Sparrow Lamont Trigg Sandy Walker Tracy Winchester Shawn and Ricardo Meaux, DeeDee Robinson, Adrianne Sepko and Beth Jenkins cuddled together to keep warm at a football game. Juniors—27 Junior Autographs ■ Our Supporting Cast The Sophomores • 0 • Taking a break from the action, Sophomore Class Officers posed for our camera. Class Representative, Neil Miller, Vice President, Brad Matherly, President, Chris Long, Secretary, Krista Neal and Treasurer, Becky Slagle. Sophomores—29 Cathy Alexander Lee Alexander Joey Allen Michael Allen Paul Bartleson Donovan Bast Tarena Britton Azelia Browning Missy Bryant Chris Byrd Lora Carmichael Scott Conover The main attraction in every teenager's life is a driver's license. Sophomores Brent Dunlap, Sharon Springate, Brad Matherly and Larry Wilham proudly displayed their very own driving permits and began the slow process of waiting thirty days before taking their final driving test. 30—Sophomores Scott Darland Ted Dean Michelle Dearing Robert Dearing Brent Dunlap Carla Dunn John Dunning Dana Drury Tina Fields Chris Freeman Pam Gibson Jerry Graham Angie Gregory Shane Griffin James Gullett Rhonda Hall Brad Hansen John Harris Angie Hayden Keith Hensley Sophomores—31 Patrick Kerrick Rhonda King Thad Lester Chris Long Melissa Lyons Brad Motherly Neil Miller Danny Moore Krista Neal Shane Newby Aya Okumura Neal Pankey Rodney Parks Stacy Phillips Michael Powell Larry Poynter A Nina Rice Michael Sanders ± ■ J Jeff Sanford Jennifer Sanford 32 Sophomores Veda Satterly Tommy Shirley Becky Slagle Daryl Smith Karen Smith Sharon Springate Janice Stakelin Jo Ann Stigall Becky Stratton Michelle Thompson Monica Turpin Chris Votaw Shannon Votaw Larry Wilham Micquel Yates Patrick Young Not Pictured Josh Vaughn Corey Walker At right, Chris Long, Karen Smith, Angie Hayden and John Harris are interrupted in English class to wave to the camera. Sophomores—33 Sophomore Autographs Meanwhile, Waiting in The Wings . . . The Freshmen Anxiously waiting center stage for their curtain call are Freshman Class Officers: President, Bryan Gillespie Class Representative, Craig Cotton, Class Representative, Michelle Dunn, Secretary, Angie Dearinger, Vice President, Dawn Hall and Treasurer, Toto Agent. Freshmen—35 Toto Agent Annie Alexander Pete Alford Michelle Allen Stacy Bailey Brooke Barnett Crystal Baugh Teresa Blacketer Scottie Bottoms Ann Bradley Christy Breegle Roger Brown Enjoyed by a few and dreaded by many, freshman biology is ably directed by Mr. Pelly. Enthusiastically getting into the role of frog dissection were freshmen biologists Kathy Alexander, Annie Alexander, Lanetta Lewis, Terry Bugg and Kevin Horn. 36—Freshmen Tony Broum Chris Browning Terry Bugg Michael Burke Alicia Burrus Jessica Burton Buddy Burton Randy Butler Traci Byrd Catherine Cheak Jessica Clemons Della Cole Tim Conley Craig Cotton Chris Darland Michael Darland Dak Davis Angie Dearinger Sissy Deaton John DeShazer Freshmen—37 Jackie Devine Michelle Dunn Mark Eastman David Feeback Becci Fontaine Gary Ford Daphne Gadberry Jennifer Garner Bryan Gillespie Wendy Good left Bradley Graham Becky Gregory Christine Gullett Renee Gullett Earl Guthrie Dawn Hall Pam Harley Kim Harmon Hope Harris Thomas Hayden (ft 38—Freshmen Rhonda Hinkle Jerry Holt Michael Hooper Shonna Hooper Kevin Horn Denise Hudgins Brian Hurst Cindy Jones Leanna Lance Phillip Lane Heather Lentz Ann Lewis Lanetta Lewis Kathy Long Jason Lopp John McGrath Craig McKitric Brian Meeks Christie Meredith Lee Montgomery Freshmen—39 Jason Moore Joe Murphy Nina Napier Eric Osbourn Tiffany Owens Mickey Pardee Lisa Phillips Sharon Phillips Terry Pinkston Bruce Purdom Chris Reynolds Chad Richards Anne Royalty Tracey Royalty William Sallee Patricia Schmeirs Missy Selby Brennan Sexton Rusty Stinnett Allison Stocker 40—Freshmen Chuck Taylor Sharon Tharpe Todd Thompson Staffond Trigg I I Eric Walker Mary Walker Gina Warner Robin Whitaker Jennifer White Steve Wright Cindy Yocum Above, freshmen cheerleaders, Toto Agent and Allison Stocker received instruction from Karen Long. At right, Craig Cotton took advantage of a momentary lull to smile for the camera in Mrs. Brown's algebra class. Freshmen—41 Freshmen Autographs Introducing Our Director, Producer and Technical Advisors Administration Faculty A new attraction at our school this year was our new principal. Dr. Gary Rye. Although he was born in Amory, Mississippi, Dr. Rye is no stranger to Kentucky. He grew up in Jeffersontown and graduated front Eastern High School in Louisville in 1966. He then furthered his education at Western Kentucky University, the University of Mississippi and the University of Alabama where he received his Bachelor of Science in Education, his Master's in Education and his Doctor of Education. Dr. Rye has worked at a variety of jobs during his career. He held such positions as elementary and remedial reading teacher, zone manager and sales representative for a textbook company. He also worked as principal at both Millport Consolidated Schools and Meek School in Alabama before becoming principal at Harrodsburg High School. When asked how he felt about Harrodsburg, Dr. Rye replied,'There is a feeling of caring in the community ... I appreciate the fact that people are concerned for your welfare . .. Harrodsburg allows a slower pace than large cities. My family and I prefer a community such as this.” Dr. Rye commended HHS for its reputation throughout the state as a strong academic and athletic school and stated several goals that he has for this school: to see that our reputation grows . . . to implement additional academic curriculum in order to prepare students for life ... and the ultimate goal of seeing Harrodsburg High School recognized as the number one school in Kentucky.” Dr. Rye was well-received by students during his first year at HHS. Everyone looks forward to his continuing a fine job as principal. Superintendent. Mr. Forrest Williamson, Jr. Vice-Principal, Mr. Alvis Johnson 44 F acuity Instruction Supennser, Genie Sims and Director of Pupil Personnel, Mr. Larry Cotton. Central Office Manager, Mrs. Patsy Clevenger. Central Office Secretary. Mrs. Judy Alford Central Office Secretary, Mrs. Patty Huff Central Office Secretary, Mrs. Cheri Cotton School hoard members included Duane Hall, Chairman Art Freeman, Helen Dedman and Dr. Robert DeFoor. Not pictured, Phyllis Campbell. F acuity 45 The Stage Managers Keeping the affairs of the students and faculty in order was our new secretary, Mrs. Toni Sims. Below her son, Chris waited for her busy day to end. (Left) Mrs. Jane Woellner acted as a prompter for the students by directing them took classes that would help them receive the most education from their time at school. She was shown below helping Norma Elmore, Angie Long, Jerry Freeman, Lee Heathman, Sean Chandler and Tonya Sanders make plans for their future. 46—Faculty English The English technical advisors had many different talents, not only teaching English, but also teaching typing, speech and foreign languages. Mrs. Anne Clark—English I, Reading, Speech and Mrs. Jewell Montgomery—English III, General Bust-Drama ness, Typing Mrs. Lee Russell—English II, IV Spanish Mrs. Betty Dean—AP English, Advanced English IV, French Mrs. Kathy Mark—Library skills Mrs. Russell's sixth hour class showed us what went on behind the scenes at HHS. Thinking of ideas for an English assignment were K. Hembree, T. McGinnis, S. Sims. Faculty—47 Math Making exact calculations for stage directions were our math and special education teachers. it' Mrs. Phyllis Brown—Math 9, Algebra I. Geometry Mr. John DiGiamberardino—Gen., Intro Alg. II, Adv. Math Freshmen, Craig Cotton, Pete Alford and Eric Osborne listen intently to Rhonda Hall, Beth Brown, Christine Gullett and Teresa Blacketer took a Mrs. Brown during Algebra I while Larry Pointer conducted his own class. break from their studies. Mr. Steve Adams—Math Science 48—Faculty Mr. Greg Higgins—English Soc. St. Science The science department directed us in the ways of the world. Mr. Don Pelly Adv. Biology, Biology, Comm. TV, Mr. Dale Yerian, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Int. Science. Science, ICP. History The staging of the past and present was done for us by these teachers. Mr. Alois Johnson, U.S. History, World Civics. Mr. Kevin Craddock, World Civ., Geo. Psy Soc. Coach Johnson gave the camera a weary smile as his students, Denise Hudgins, Kim Harmon and Jennifer White plotted yet another scheme. John Ogrosky was distracted by the cameraman during Mr. Y s chemistry class. Faculty—49 Second Billing Mrs. Everice Shewmaker—Home Ec., Family Rela Ms. Patty Burke—Humanities, Art and Art Appreciations, Food-Clothing. tion Above, Marvin Dearinger, Tyrone Jones, Carol Anderson, Charlie Lawson, Angie Hood, Donna Peavler, Norma Elmore, Karen Dunn, Sherry Bechtel, Tonya Sanders and Julie Houchin proudly showed their eggs. Mr. Robert McCloud—Ind. Arts, Gen. Shop, Woodworking, Power Mechanics and Electricity 50 Faculty Ms. Paula Eads—JTPA Mr. Gene Middleton—Health P.E. Special Prompters These teachers made us follow our lines, whether using our minds or our bodies. They strived to make us our best. Cathy Camic- Special Ed. Lorraine Hatfield—Special Ed. Stage Hands The cafeteria workers and janitors helped clean up our act. Lining up to serve us were Shirley Knickerbocker, Lorine Minton, Irene Akers, Jo Ann Mays, Leona Price, Ethel Hamm, Supervisor, Deloris Hendren. In charge of props were Elwood Lister and W. T. Peavler. Faculty—51 Vocational School Mr. Hughes Jones. Principal Mrs. Georgette Sims Mr. Hugh Tuttle Mr. Holly Chilton Mrs. Judy Sutter Courses offered at the Vocational School included Accounting, Data Processing, Business Communications, Typing, Shorthand, Business Math, Office Practice, Health Careers, Welding, Carpentry, Electricity, Co-Operative Education and Auto Mechanics. Mrs. Mignon Johnson, Secretary Mr. Lawrence Hendren ftl Mrs. Debbie Armstrong Mr. Fred Knickerbocker Mr. Mike Armstrong Mr. William Weatherford 52—Faculty Featuring ■ Annual Staff Editor in chief, Beth Barto ANNUAL STAFF: (1st rou ) Angie Hood, Tara Harris, Monique Stokes, Betsy Breegle, Carla Baker, Missy Robinson, Nonna Elmore. (2nd row) jainie Slagle, Beth Barto, Angie Long, Julie Houchin, Melinda Bradley, Jennifer Notter, Deonna Patterson. (3rd row) Ricardo Meaux, Jerry Freeman, Hadden Dean, Jay Royalty, Shawn Cotton, Joe Dale Gerlach, Jeff Market and Karen Long. 54 Organizations Long, hard hours went into the production of this yearbook. Above, staff members, Norma Elmore, Deonna Patterson and Julie Houchin attested this statement as they worked on the under-classmen tri-copy mats. Above, staff typist, Angie Long at work trying to decipher seniors' handwriting. Section editors, Angie Hood and Jennifer Not ter searched for just the right pictures to include. Staff photographers, Hadden Dean and Jeff Market were always ready to catch the action of the school year with their camera. Yearbook artist, Ricardo Meaux demonstrated his great talent by adorning the annual with artwork. Yearbook sponsors, Donna Notter, Linda Hood and Pat Dunlap worked diligently throughout the year to produce the annual. Organizations—55 Office Aides Pictured above with the HHS secretary, Mrs. Toni Sims, were the office aides, (left to right) Jennifer Not ter, Angela Hood, Tracy Bugg, Monique Stokes, Kelli Culver, and Jerry Freeman. Teacher's Aides The 1987-87 teachers' aides included (first row)Melinda Bradley, Missy Robinson, Norma Elmore, Alyssa Middleton, Julie Wittwer, Emily Campbell, Stephanie DeFoor, Tara Harris, (second row) Tracy Sparrow, Madonna Trisler, Angie Gregory, Heather Lawrence, Angie Long, Carla Baker, Michelle Thompson, Lee Alexander, (third row) Michael Griffieth, Lisa Hamlin, Dana Graham, Lee Heath man, Kirk Hemree, Sean Chandler, Missy Wilham, John Dunning, Sean Pigman. (fourth row) Glen Hurley, Leigh Powell and Tracy Darland. 56 Organizations Forming the F were Christy Meredith, Christy Breegle, Rhonda Hinkle, Kevin Horn, Chris Darland, Michael Sanders, Pete Alford, Chris Reynolds, Scott Conover, Becky Slagle, Cathy Alexander, Robin Whittaker, Patrick Young, Thad Lester, Michael Powell, Donovan Bast, Earl Guthrie, Chris Freeman, Micquel Yates, Darren Smith, Neil Pankey, Missy Bryant, Shannon Votaw, Laura Carmichael, Sharon Springate, Monica Turpin, Chris Long, Neil Miller; Forming the C were Tonya Sanders, Tara Harris, Monique Stokes, Leigh Powell, Jennifer Votaw, Traci Roberts, Betsy Breegle, Karen Long, Jamie Slagle, Lee Sanders, Ann Ellis, Norma Elmore, Harold Wilhite, Matthew Carmichael, Antonio Chenault, Sean Chandler, Alex Clarke, Jerry Freeman, Julie Houchin, Charlie Lawson, Sherry Bechtel, Jay Royalty, Angie Long, Hadden Dean, Jennifer Notter, Shawn Cotton, Angie Hood, Joe Dale Gerlach; Forming the A were Terry Yeast, Alyssa Middleton, Emily Campbell, Tanya Cheatham, Kelli Culver, Dee Dee Robinson, (?), Sherry Barr, Tyrone Jones, Lee Sanders, John Royalty, John Lyons, Carla Baker, Missy Mobley, Shawn Meaux, Heather Lawrence, Jere Odell, John Ogrosky, Julie Wittwer, Travis McGuire, Mr. D., Adriane Sepko, Tracy Bugg, Stephanie DeFoor. Hadden Dean (upper left) and Missy Wilham (lower left) were the 1987 nominees for FCA state athletes. Pictured above were FCA sponsor Mr. D., President Betsy Breegle, Vice-President Karen Long, Secretary Jerry Freeman and Treasurer Emily Campbell. Organizations—57 Coed-Y Coed-Y officers were President Shawn Cotton, Vice President Hadden Dean, Secretary Jay Royalty, Treasurer John Ogrosky, Chaplin Jamie Slagle. Il|=i ItSUISSIIi; IU=IM=III£IM Club members included (first row) Carla Baker, Beth Barto, Julie Wittwer, Toto Agent, Tara Harris, Monique Stokes, Karen Long, (second row) Mrs. Dean, Kelli Culver, Heather Lawrence, Monica Turpin, Jamie Slagle, Missy Mobley, (third row) Tanya Cheatham, Stephanie DeFoor, Terry Yeast, Shawn Meaux, (fourth row) Lisa Milbur, John Ogrosky, Alex Clarke, Micquel Yates, Matthew Carmichael, (fifth row) Sharon Springate, Becky Slagle, Anne Royalty, Travis McGuire, (sixth row) Ted Dean, Charlie Lawson, Shawn Cotton, Jay Royalty, Jerry Freeman, Patrick Young, John Lyons, (seventh row) John Royalty and Hadden Dean. 58 Organizations Pi Zetas Pi Zeta members included (first row) Jennifer Votaw, Leigh Powell, Heather Lawrence, Julie Wittwer, Jennifer Hotter, Vice-President, Angela Hood, President, Monica Turpin, Julie Houchin, Tracy Bugg, Tonya Sanders, Secretary-Treasurer, (second row) Karen Long, Angie Long, Missy Mobley, Tanya Cheatham, Sherry Barr, Carla Baker, Kelli Culver, Lisa Milburn, Missy Bryant and Shannon Votaw. The Pi Zeta High School Sorority initiated six new members to their club this year. After initiation, the pledges helped raise money for the annual Pi Zeta Christmas dance held December 20th at the Harrodsburg Armory. Students from local schools danced to the music of 94Vi sound system. Sherry Barr, chosen as Best Pledge (left) crowned the 1986 Christmas Queen, Jennifer Hotter. Organizations-59 Pep Club Making the first H were students Monique Stokes, Karen Long, Monica Turpin, Joe Dale Cerlach, Jay Royalty, Stewart Thompson, Angie Hood, Shawn Cotton, Jennifer Notter, Tara Harris, Jennifer Votaw, Julie Houchin, Sherry Bechtel, Hadden Dean and Chris Long. Forming the middle H were Emily Campbell, Tanya Cheatham, Julie Wittwer, Dee Dee Robinson, Travis McGuire, John Lyons, Heather Lawrence, Stephanie DeFoor, Tracy Bugg, Alyssa Middleton, Adrian Sepko, Kelli Culver, Missy Mobley, Lisa Milburn, and Shawn Meaux. Finishing with the S were Sharon Springate, Kim Harmon, Angie Gregory, Toto Agent, Cathy Alexander, Missy Bryant, Shannon Votaw, Carla Dunn, Deonna Patterson, Missy Robinson, Christie Meredith, Melissa Lyons, Sherry Barr, Amy Neal, Carla Purdom, Dawn Hall, Brooke Barnett, Melinda Bradley, John Royalty, and John Ogrosky. OFFICERS: President Shawn Meaux, Vice-President Tonya Sanders, Secretary Missy Mobley, Treasurer Julie Wittwer. Basketball players lined up for 'Sexy Legs’ contest. Kirk Kembree was the winner. Karen Long modeled 'Coach Welty's' nightwear at one of the pep rallies. 60—Organizations FBLA Lisa Hamlin was named Miss FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) for the month of February. As well as being active in the FBLA, Lisa was a member of the HHS band, an office aide and a typist for the annual staff. HHS members of the FBLA were Lisa Hamlin and Madonna Tnsler. Special Olympics Each year the Special Olympics Team participated in a variety of competitions. These competitions included bowling, track field, art and basketball. Participants in the events were (standing) Perry Williams, Terry Griffin, Stephen Buster, (seated) Tony Lewis, Jamie Deatherage. (not pictured) Georgetta Whitenack. Organizations—61 French Club French Club officers were President Shawn Meaux, Vice-President Stephanie DeFoor, Secretary Becky Slagle. Treasurer Emily Campbell The members of the French Club, starting left to right, were Terry Yeast, Heather Lawrence, Lee Sanders, Hadden Dean, Shawn Cotton, Shawn Meaux, Sharon Springate, Stephanie DeFoor, Dee Dee Robinson, John Lyons, Anne Royalty, Becky Slagle, Tammy Blacketer, Carla Baker, Brian Gillespie, John Royalty, Krista Neal, Amy Neal, Lee Alexander, Travis McGuire. Standing were Pete Alford, Heather Lentz, Teresa Blacketer 62 Organizations National Honor Society Members of the National Honor Society (1st row) Shawn Meaux, Emily Campbell, (2nd row) Beth Barto, Monique Stokes, Heather Lawrence, Julie Houchin, Deonna Patterson, (3rd row) Jeff Markel, Jere Odell, Hadden Dean, (4th row) Ricardo Meaux, John Ogrosky, Jamie Slagle and Jay Royalty OFFICERS: President Julie Houchin, Vice-President Beth Barto, Secretary Jeff Markel, Treasurer Ricardo Meaux New inductees were (front row) Emily Campbell, Heather Lawrence, (back row) Sean Meaux, John Ogrosky, Jere Odell Organizations 63 Beta Club Members of the Beta Club (1st row) Lee Alexander, Ann Ellis, Deonna Patterson, Traci Roberts, Beth Barto, Heather Lawrence, Monique Stokes, Tara Harris, Emily Campbell, Vickie Griffieth, (2nd row) Cathy Alexander, Kaori Okumura, Aya Okumura, Becky Slagle, Sherry Barr, Tracy Bugg, Missy Mobley, Tonya Sanders, Julie Wittwer, Amy Neal, (3rd row) Angie Hood, Jennifer Notter, Shawn Meaux, Jeff Markel, Julie Houchin, Sherry Bechtel, Missy Wilham, Karen Long, (4th row) Shawn Cotton, Joe Dale Gerlach, Stuart Thompson, Alex Clarke, John Lyons, Neil Pankey, Jay Royalty, Hadden Dean, John Ogrosky, Ricardo Meaux, Jere Odell and Jamie Slagle Beta Club officers were President Deonna Patterson, Vice-President Hadden Dean, Secretary Joe Collecting money for the Beta Club Heart Fund Drive Dale Gerlach and Treasurer Emily Campbell were John Ogrosky and Julie Wittwer 64 Organizations Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta members included (first row) Deonna Patterson, Missy Wilham, Sherry Bechtel, Beth Barto, Angie Hood, Tara Harris, Monique Stokes, Heather Lawrence, Tracy Bugg, Shawn Meaux, Stephanie DeFoor, Emily Campbell, Alyssa Middleton, (second row) Julie Houchin, Mr. D., Joe Dale Gerlach, Jennifer Notter, Shawn Cotton, Hadden Dean, (third row) Jeff Market, Stuart Thompson, Missy Mobley, Lisa Milburn, (fourth row) Jay Royalty, John Ogrosky, Jamie Slagle, Ricardo Meaux, Vickie Griffieth, Mrs. Brown, Jere Odell, and John Lyons Officers were President Beth Barto, Vice-President Jay Royalty, Secretary Ricardo Meaux, Secretary Deonna Patterson New members included Vickie Griffieth, Missy Wilham, John Lyons, Stephanie DeFoor, Emily Campbell, Jennifer Notter, Alyssa Middleton, Tracy Bugg, Heather Lawrence, Shawn Meaux, Missy Mobley, Lisa Milburn, Jere Odell and John Ogrosky Organizations—65 Speech and Drama Members of the Speech and Drama Club were (first row) Julie Wittwer, Emily Campbell. John Holiday, Beth Barto, Betty Arrasmith, Deonna Pattern Missy Robinson, Jennifer Brown, Melissa Lyons, (second row) Mrs. Clark, Jeff Markel, Beth Brown. Stephanie DeFoor, Ricardo Meaux and Gina Yea (Top left) Beth Barto received an expert make-up job from Gina Yeary. (Top right) The dedicated nurse, Becky Slagle, and the concerned doctor, Rica Meaux. checked their patient, Melissa Lyons. (Bottom left) John Holiday and Jennifer Brown stole the show as the riotous couple. Harry and Ruth. (Bott right) The cast and crew took time between performances to pose for the camera. 66—Organizations Academic Team This year the Academic Team took center stage by competing in the Lake Herrington Conference, Governor's Cup, In The Know, Scholastic Challenge, and the Harrodsburg Bowl. Members included (first row) Beth Barto, Shawn Cotton, Heather Lawrence, Hadden Dean, John Ogrosky, Lee Alexander, Cathy Alexander, (second row) Lee Montgomery, Brian Gillespie, Shawn Meaux, Becky Slagle, Jere Odell, John Dunning, Annie Alexander, (third row) Pete Alford, Michael Sanders, Jay Royalty, Jamie Slagle, Betsy Greegle, Deonna Patterson, Sherry Bechtel, (fourth row) Ted Dean, Larry Pointer, Joe Dale Gerlach, Stuart Thompson, Ricardo Meaux, Jeff Market and Mrs. Dean. You Made Us Proud! Jerry Freeman, Beth Barto and Deonna Patterson carried the HHS Banner to the regional level of the Governor's Cup. At right, Hadden Dean, Jamie Slagle and Stuart Thompson conferred on a response in the Harrodsburg Academic Bowl. Organizations—67 Quick Recall Discovery Members included (first row) Mrs. Dean, John Devine, Cindy Sims, Ann Batterton, Lee Alexander, Stephanie Clark, Leigh Batterton, Lee Montgomery, Jamie Slagle, Stuart Thompson, Heather Lawrence, Becky Slagle, Sherry Bechtel, (second row) Brad Gillespie, April Murphy, Lisa Lyons, Pete Alford, Brian Gillespie, Jere Odell, Jay Royalty, John Ogrosky, Ricardo Meaux, Shawn Meaux, Beth Barto and Jeff Market Members included (first row) Shawn Meaux, Joe Dale Gerlach, John Ogrosky, Stuart Thompson, Larry Pointer, Jamie Slagle, (second row) Lee Alexander, Pete Alford, Lee Montgomery, John Dunning, Ted Dean and Hadden Dean 68 Organizations Student Council Off to Shakertown for the annual breakfast were Chris Huff and Chris Long. Members of the Student Council were Chris Huff, Craig Cotton, Michelle Dunn, Neil Miller, Tonya Sanders, Tanya Cheatham, Brian Gillespie, Chris Long, Sammy Brcnvn, Jamie Slagle and Karen Long. Organizations—69 Let's go eat! says Tonya Sanders, while others cheered her on. VICA members included Curtis Majors, (second row) Chris Satterly, Chris Clark, Michael Griffieth, (third row) Glenn Hurley, Terry Smith, Brian Smith, (fourth row) Mark Bottoms, Mike Voris and Joe Bill Lance. 70 Organizations FHA FHA members were (first row) Beverly Day, Ann Ellis, Angie Gregory, Sharon Tharpe, Hope Harris, Kim Harmon, Stacy Bailey, Christie Meredith, (Second row) Mrs. Sheumaker, Cindy Yocum, Trade Roberts, Barbara Rogers, Norma Elmore, Denise Hansen, Della Cole, Jessica Burton, Madonna Trisler and Tracy Sparrow. VICA Spotlight on Sports Sports—71 Pioneers Under the Lights Members of the Harrodsburg Football Team were (front row) Lee Sanders, Scotty Bottoms. Larry Wilham, Tyrone Jones, Dennis Johnson, Derek Johnson, Eric Walker, Roger Brown, Germaine Dunn, Stefond Trigg, Shawn Cotton, Craig McKitrick, Shane Newby, (second row) Chad Richards, Steve Byrd, Kirk Hembree, Travis Johnson, Paul Bartleson, Scott Darland, Todd Ryan, Matthew Carmichael, Mickey Pardee, Steve Sims, Sean Chandler, Joe Bill Lance, Neal Pankey, Brad Motherly, (third row) Chris Browning, Micquel Yates, Antonio Chenault, Chris Freeman, Troy McGinnis, Harold Wilhite, Lee Heathman, Stewart Miller, Sam Brown, Terry Yeast, Charlie Lawson, Bryan Gillespie and Joey Yates. Craddock, Danny Yates, Head coach Alvis Johnson and Kenton Bottoms. Trainer, Jeff Hildebrandt 72—Football Above, Kentucky Country Day didn't have a chance surrounded by Pioneers Terry Yeast (11), Sean Chandler (89), Harold Wilhite (30) and Brad Motherly (10). Terry Yeast (11) put on a quick burst of speed leaving this Paris player in the dust.” Tyrone Jones (42) made a diving block for Terry Yeast. Troy McGinnis (17) and Tyrone Jones (42) made a quick assessment of their opponents. No matter how hard they tried, Garrard County players could not make any Troy McGinnis (19) handed off to Harold Wilhite (30) while Lee yardage against the aggressive playing of Bryan Gillespie (45), Lee Heathman Heathman (80) made a hole for him. (80), Larry Wilham (43) and Sean Chandler (89). Football—73 Curtain Call for Matthew Carmichael 868 Position: Defensive Tackle 1986 Awards: Senior Award Sean Chandler 889 Position: Linebacker, Offensive End 1986 Awards: Senior Award, 110% A-ward. All-Area Team, Leading Tackier, Dan Sanders Memorial Award. Antonio Chenault 840 Position: Defensive End, Wingback, Fullback, Tailback. 1986 Awards: Senior Award, 110% Award, All-Area Team, Defensive Lineman. Shawn Cotton 81 Position: Kicker, Wingback, Defensive Back. 1986 Awards: Senior Award. Lee Heathman 880 Position: Offensive End, Defensive End, Wingback. 1986 Awards: Senior Award 74—Football Senior Lettermen Joe Bill Lance 10 Position: Guard, Defensive Tackle 1986 Awards: Senior Award. Charlie Lawson 51 Position: Offensive End, Defensive End 1986 Awards: Senior Award. Stewart Miller 88 Position: Offensive End, Defensive End 1986 Awards: Senior Award. Todd Ryan 77 Position: Defensive Tackle. 1986 Awards: Senior Award. Steve Sims 22 Position: Kicker, Wingback, Tailback, Defensive Back. 1986 Awards: Senior Award. Harold Wilhite 30 Position: Quarterback, Kicker, Tailback, Defensive Back. 1986 Awards: Senior Award, Offensive Back. Football—75 Antonio Chenault (40) hung onto the wet hall while teammates Joe bill Lance (65). Stewart Miller (88) and Charlie Lawson (51) ran interference. The ground may have been wet. but it still wasn’t soft enough for Antonio Chenaults' (40) nose-dive. Providing assistance were Paul Bartleson (71), Shane Newby (61) and Charlie Lawson (51). Miquel Yates (29) and Sean Chandler (89) tried the old squeeze play on a Lincoln County player. Shawn Cotton (1) kicked a very wet, but accurate 27 yard field goal against Madison. Despite the ran and mud, Bryan Gillespie (45) managed to gain a few yards. 76 Football Pioneers Clock the Miles Michael Powell and Thad Lester ,kicked in” to pass their opponents at Pulaski County during regionals. Craig Cotton and Michael Powell showed their racing form at one of the meets. Thad Lester raced to the front to overcome his opponents. Cross Country At the Fall Sports' Banquet, Josh Vaughn received the Most Improved” A-ward, Craig Cotton received the 110% Award and Jere Odell was named the MVP. Cross Country—77 Strut Your Stuff Above. Boy' Varsity cheerleaders for the 1986-87 season: Alyssa Middleton. Jennifer Notter. Angie Hood, Karen Long, Allison Stocker, Tracy Bugg, Toto Agent. Julie Wittwer, Missy Mobley and Heather Lawrence. Sponsor. Mrs. Kathy Motherly Award winning squad The HHS boy's varsity cheerleaders season started after May try-outs were completed. The ten girls began afternoon and evening practice sessions through-out the summer in preparation for NCA Cheerleading Camp. Their hard work paid off winning them the over-all best squad award at Western Kentucky University Camp. The win entitled the squad to attend a National Cheerleading Competition at Orlanda, Florida in December. They placed 13th. in their National category. With hardly a pause to catch their breath, they won the CKC championship in January, the 46th District competition in February and 12th Regional competition in March. This win was the first ever for a Harrodsburg Cheerleading Squad enabling the girls to compete in the State KAPOS At-Large competition at Memorial Coliseum in Lexington, Kentucky. The squad consisted of three seniors, five juniors and two freshmen, ivho not only practiced for their competition, but planned pep rallies, made posters, fixed surprises for football and basketball players and earned money for their trips. The girls had a great time together and made many good memories. 78 B V. Cheerleaders Captain. Angela Hood Karen Long Co-captain. Jennifer Natter Seniors These three senior girls have been cheering since Little League in sixth grade. Their combined experience gave the squad the leadership needed to be award winners. The girls plan to stop close as they will all be in Lexington, Kentucky next year. Below, the squad demonstrated their gymnastic techniques. B.V. Cheerleaders—79 The girls displayed the award they received as the best over-all squad at After their performance at National Competition, the squad posed for a NCA Camp held at Western Kentucky University. picture. 80 B. V. Cheerleaders Pioneer District Champs Break Regional Jinx Cinderella Hogs Pictured above were the 1987 Regional Runners-Up: (Seated) Miquel Yates. Chris Huff, Stuart Thompson. Kirk Hembree, Brad Motherly. (Standing) Hadden Dean, Brad Hansen, Chris Long, Troy McGinnis and Terry Yeast. The HHS Varsity Basketball Squad continued their act this year with a grand finale that carried them all the way through the competition season to one game short of the final Sweet Sixteen in the state. After a slow start, much hard work and true grit helped them to win the local district championship, beating rival Mercer County in the finals. They then went to Pulaski County to compete in the regional contest, winning against tough foe Russell County in the opening game. The second regional game was against Danville, the team expected to be the finals contender in the 12th Region, but the Cinderella Hogs showed Danville a seat in the gallery, as they beat the Admirals in a tremendous finish. They had now gone farther in regional play than any Harrodsburg team in 27 years. Only the Monticello Trojans were able to stop these Pioneers in a hotly contested game for the Regional title. So hail. Regional Runner-Up for 1987—HHS Pioneers!! Coaching the Pioneers through the 1986-87 basketball season were assistant coach Steve Adams, head coach Barry Welty and assistant coach Greg Edwards. Basketball—81 Seniors Hadden Dean and Stuart Thompson were an inspiration to underclassmen this pear. Their leadership will be sorely missed. Hadden played forward and never lost his enthusiasm for the game, even tho he played most of the year with a nose guard. Stuart played guard this year as he has all the years of his basketball career. We are proud that Stuart made the All-District and the All-Regional teams. He also was the recipient of the Defense Award and the Senior Award. Hadden received the Harrodsburg Herald 110% Award, the Rotary Club Academic Award and the Senior Award. Hadden and Stuart plan to attend the University of Kentucky in the fall. We wish them much success in their future endeavors. Pioneers were always ready to start the game with low-fives. Shooting over the opposing defender, Chris Huff put in another basket. At the beginning of the game against Mercer County, Troy McGinnis tried Terry Yeast got into position as Stuart Thompson made an outside shot, to control the jump ball. 82—Boys Basketball Terry Yeast shot over the head of Garrard County opponent as Chris Long and Hadden Dean fought for position. Terry Yeast, Thad Lester, Chris Huff and Chris Long relaxed after the Garrard County game was well in hand. Hadden Dean went in for a lay-up against Russell County in Regional competition. Troy McGinnis attempted an outside shot as Hadden Dean and Stuart Thompson watched for possible rebound. At left, Troy McGinnis had Chris Huff explain what Coach Welty wanted executed while Terry Yeast listened. Boys Basketball—83 Pioneer Coming Attractions The Junior Varsity team members for the 1986-87 basketball year were (sitting) Brad Motherly, Thomas Hayden, John Harris, Thad Lester, Dak Davis, Craig Cotton, Staffond Trigg, (Standing) Lee Montgomery, Patrick Kerrick, Mickey Pardee, Brad Hansen, Michael Powell, Bryan Gillespie, and Micquel Yates. Rave Reviews for Class of '90 Undefeated in the three years they played together, the Freshman Team members were (seated) Staffond Trigg, Jason Lopp, Dak Davis, Craig Cotton, Craig McKitric, (standing) Thomas Hayden, Lee Montgomery, Bryan Gillespie, Mickey Pardee and Earl Guthrie. JV Basketball—85 Lady Pioneers Never Stop Members of the Lady Pioneers were (front row) Emily Campbell, Stephanie DeFoor, Missy Wilham, Sherry Bechtel, Angie Hayden, (second row) Michelle Doolin, Alishia Burrus, Sharon Springate, Tina Fields, Cindy Yocum, Cathy Alexander, (back row) Michelle Allen and Heather Lentz. The 1986-87 team was coached by Frank Kemphn and Darryl Adams. Girls' Basketball—86 Hustle to the end The 1986-87 Lady Pioneers finished the season with a 9-13 record. Although they didn't have a winning season, they never stopped trying. They practiced hard and gave their best effort during all the games. Awards for the team were: Emily Campbell, Harrodsburg Herald 110% Award and Assist Award; Stephanie DeFoor, MVP, Rebound A-ward and Field Goal Percentage Award; Sherry Bechtel, Coach's Award and Senior Award; Missy Wilham, Harrodsburg Herald 110% A-ward, Coach’s Award and Free Throw Award; Cindy Yocum, JV Rebound Award; Sharon Springate, Sixth Man Award and JV Offense Award; Cathy Alexander, Rotary Award and JV Defense Award. Stephanie DeFoor made the Mercer County Christmas All-Tournament Team, CKC All-Tournament Team and the All-District Team. Seniors This was the last year for seniors, Sherry Bechtel and Missy Wilham, but their playing the game does not end here. Both girls plan to further their basketball careers at their respective colleges. Sherry (far left) received a scholarship to play for Midway College and plans to major in Paralegal studies. Missy, (left) will play for Berea College and plans to major in Elementary Education. Good luck, seniors, we'll miss you! Action Shots (top left) Sherry Bechtel watched as Angie Hayden went up strong for a basket, (top right) Angie Hayden and Emily Campbell were watching the ball and hoped Missy Wilham would pull off the rebound, (bottom left) Sherry Bachtel put up a shot while Angie Hayden and Missy Wilham got in rebounding position, (bottom right) Stephanie DeFoor and Emily Campbell plotted an attack. Girls' Basketball—87 The girls were always there to support the boys' team. Here, some of the team members were shown cheering at the Mercer-Harrodsburg game. The girls' team was grate-ful for the support they received from the Crew, parents, managers and students throughout the year. Above, guard Emily Campbell brought the ball down the court as Missy Wilham looked on. (Right) Oops! said Angie Hayden as Sherry Bechnel and Missy Wilham looked on. 88—Girls' Basketball Cheers on the Side The Girls' Varsity Squad consisted of (bottom row) Tara Harris, Nina Napier, Becky Slagle, (top row) Shannon Votaw, Monique Stokes and Lora Carmichael. Not pictured Denise Hudgins. Girls varsity cheerleaders Before the school year started, the cheerleaders were busy at work. The squad practiced chants and jumps before heading to Western Kentucky University for NCA Camp. The girls' varsity squad consisted of two seniors, three sophomores and two freshmen. The young squad was sponsored by Mrs. Kim Edwards. After winning 2nd. in their division in the CKC competition, the girls proudly displayed their trophy. Leadership for the squad was provided by seniors, Monique Stokes and Tara Harris. Girls' Varsity Cheerleaders—89 90 Fall Sports And Now for Intermission HHS Proudly Presents . . . the Band Listed in alphabetical order were members of the HHS Marching Band. Cathy Alexander, Lee Alexander, Annie Alexander, Michelle Allan, Carla Baker, Brooke Barnett, Beth Barto, Leigh Batterton, Ann Batterton, Melinda Bradley, Betsy Breegle, Christy Breegle, Lisa Bryant, Michael Burke, Traci Byrd, Lora Carmichael, Tanya Cheatham, Stephanie Clark, Jessica Clemmons, Kelli Culver, Tami Davis, Ted Dean, Karen Dunn, Carla Dunn, Michelle Dunn, Jerry Freeman, Laura Goodlett, Laurie Griffin, Dawn Hall, Lisa Hamlin, Tara Harris, Rhonda Hinkle, Sean Hockensmith, Leanna Lance, Heather Lentz, Chris Long, Karen Long, Stephanie Mattingly, Troy Middaugh, Lisa Milburn, Missy Mobley, Kaon Okumura, Aya Okumura, Larry Pointer, Nina Rice, Missy Robinson, Michelle Robinson, Jay Royalty, Anne Royalty, Missy Sallee, Sarah Shewmaker, Yalonda Short, Cindy Sims, Jamie Slagle, Becky Slagle, Susan Slagle, Sharon Springate and Page Thompson. Field Commander, Kelli Culver. Band draws applause and high ratings The 1986-87 Band had a winning season no matter where they performed. They received 1st. place at the Scott County Invitational, Class AA and Best Flags in Class. They were Reserve Grand Champions at the Shelby County Invitational and Best Flags, Class A A. At Laurel County, they won 4th place out of nine. At Boyle County, they were 3rd. out of nine. Their grand finale was winning 1st. place, small band class at the Sunsational Music Festival in Tampa, Florida. Flags also won 1st. place and Superior rating. The band was directed by Mr. Jerry Freeman. Band—91 Seniors Seniors departing the HHS Band were (front row) Lisa Hamlin, Monique Stokes, Jerry Freeman, Norma Elmore, Kaori Okumura, (second row) Betsy Breegle, Tara Harris, Karen Long, Jamie Slagle, Beth Barto, Jay Royalty, Melinda Bradley, Missy Robinson and Karen Dunn. Sections'' Flags Percussion The Flag Corps included Ann Batterton, Leigh Batterton, Carla Baker, Sarah Shewmaker, Karen Long, Betsy Breegle, Beth Barto, Nina Rice, Lora Carmichael, Sharon Springate, Tara Harris and Lisa Milburn. The Percussion Section included Lisa Hamlin, Troy Middaugh, Brooke Barnett, Laurie Griffin, Michael Burke, Larry Poynter and Michelle Allen. Not pictured, Tami Davis and Chris Long. 92-Band Woodwind Middle Members of the Woodwind Section were Christy Breegle, Allison Stocker, Laura Goodlett, Susan Slagle, Stephanie Mattingly, Page Thompson, Leanna Lance, Monique Stokes, Lisa Bryant, Rhonda Hinkle, Yalonda Short, Michelle Dunn, Carla Dunn and Cindy Sims. Middle Section included Karen Dunn, Michelle Sallee, Lee Alexander, Traci Byrd, Jessica Clemons, Kaon Okumura, Cathy Stevens and Anne Royalty. High Brass Low Brass High Brass Section consisted of Annie Alexander, Missy Robinson, Melinda Bradley, Norma Elmore, Missy Sallee, Heather Lentz, Aya Okumura, Ted Dean, Dawn Hall, Darren Smith and Sean Hockensmith. Members of the Low Brass Section were Tanya Cheatham, Stephanie Clark, Michelle Robinson, Missy Mobley. Becky Slagle, Jamie Slagle, Jay Royalty and Jerry Freeman. Band 93 Blood, sweat and tears were expressed by the '‘sheik and his tribe on a hot day at band camp. Above, Sharon Springate, Jeff Market, Lora Carmichael and Beth Barto took a break from the action. Jay Royalty tried to seek shelter under his parents' umbrella at Senior Night. The rain didn't dampen Mr. Freeman and Monique Stokes' spirit. 94 Band Above, Mr. Freeman conducted a serious practice session. ALL STARS: Jamie, Becky, Jay, Kaon and Jerry. A Chorus Line Members of the high school chorus were Anne Ellis, Barham Rogers, Hope Harris, Betsy Breegle, Ann Bradley, Cindy Yocunt, Kim Harmon, Della Cole, Betty Arrasmith, Ann Lewis, Tiffany Owens, Shannon Votaw, Heather Lawrence, Missy Bryant, Michael Hooper, James Allan, Joyce Walker. Crystal Baugh, Mrs. Cinnamon, Gelonda Vaughn, Azelia Browning, Gina Warner, Jason Moore, Brian Meeks. Christine Gullette, Sharon Phillips. Not pictured, Antonio Chenault and Lisa Phillips. Trying to calm their nerves, the chorus prepared to sing carols during the Yule season. At right, chorus members gathered around the piano in a relaxed manner in preparation for the spring concert. Chorus 95 96 Band Pioneers on the Green . . . HHS Varsity Golf Team members were Troy McGinnis, Brian Smith, John Ogrosky, Seam Pigman, Emily Campbell, Chris Huff, Chad Nevius and fohn Lyons. Team effort What a year for the HHS Golf Team. They earned a 21-3 record for the season. The boys tied for the Regional Title only to be disappointed after the Sudden Death Play-off ranked them a third. They also came in third in the CKC. Emily Campbell came in 4th. in the Region to qualify her for the State to be played in fune. Good luck, Emily! Senior Sean Pigman was the only senior on this years team. His leadership and low-match average earned him M.V.P. Sean plans to attend Brescia College in Owensboro, Kentucky where he received a scholarship for golf. Best wishes to Sean in his future endeavors on or off the green! junior 'arsify Coif Team members were Eric Pigman, Mark Powell, Chad Middleton, loey Hood, Troy Middaugh, Leigh Springate, Brian Royalty and Mike Mobley. Spring Sports Membe r, of the HHS Boy ' Tennis Team were (front row) Scott Conover. Shawn Slusher. Thad Lester. Bill Baughman. Pete Alford. Steve Bechtel. David Greenburg, (hack row) Coach Weaver. Chris Young, Patrick Young. Shawn Cotton, Chris Long. Shane Newby, Jay Royalty, Hadden Dean and Craig Cotton. Not pictured, Patrick Kerrick. Seniors, Chris Young, Jay Royalty, Hadden Dean and Shawn Cotton. The Boys' Tennis Team played a rough schedule this year ending with a 8-7 record. Wt were proud that our No. 1 seed, Chris Young and our No. 2 doubles team, Chris Long and Patrick Young advanced to the semi-finals of Regionals. Good going, guys! TOP SEEDS 1. Chris Young 2. Patrick Young 3. Shawn Cotton 4. Chris Long 5. Shane Neu by 6. Jay Royalty Pioneers The HHS Girls' Team included (front row) Becky Slagle. Susan Slagle, Jesseca Hood. Esther Greenburg, Stephanie Clark, Traci Byrd, Annie Alexander, Anne Royally. (Back row) Jennifer Notter, Karen Long. Betsy Breegie, Cathy Alexander, Monica Turpin, Lee Alexander, Julie Wittwer, Shannon Votaw, Aya Okumura and Coach Brad Weever. Seniors, Betsy Breegie. Karen Long and Jennifer Notter. The girls ended their season uhth an 8-5 record. They were not as fortunate at Regionals, but all in all, a good year for the Pioneer Netters. 1. Jennifer Notter 2. Karen Long 3. Betsy Breegie TOP SEEDS 4. Cathy Alexander 5. Lee Alexander 6. Shannon Votaw A LONG RUN ... Members of the 1987 Boys' Track Team included (front row) Chris Browning. Micquel Yates, John DeShazer. Terry Yeast, Scot tie Bottoms, Eric Walker, Craig McKitric, Larry William, (back row) Travis Abrams, Chris Byrd, Danny Moore, Trains McGuire, Gary Ford, Antonio Chenault, John Holiday, Daryl Smith, fere Odell, Chris Reynolds and Chad Richards. Boys Track A super year for the Boys' Track Team! They were CKC Runners Up, Champions of the Frankfort and Mercer County Invitationals, Sectional Champions and Regional Champions. Six members of the team qualified for the State. They were Chris Byrd, Micquel Yates, Chris Browning, Terry Yeast, Gary Ford and Travis McGuire. Seniors on the track team were Antonio Chenault and John Holiday. Above, Terry Yeast, a winner. Toohe Ford WO Spring Sports For the Pioneers Girls' Track Team members include (front row) Affica Gerton. Tomeika Smith, Azelia Browning. Beth Jones. T.Q. McKitric. Chasity Brown. (Back row) Cequela Stokes, Montia McKitric, Nina Napier, Yolanda Short, Beth Brown. Christy Yeast. Churetah Meaux, LaShannon Bean. Not pictured, Karen Smith. Coach Johnson was named State Coach of the Year for Women's Track. This led to his nomination for the National Coach. The selection will be made in New Orleans in the summer. Congratulations to Coach Johnson on this prestigious a-ward. Girls track The Girls' Track Team had a productive year winning in Regionals which qualified them to go the Sectional. They also came in 5th. in the CKC. This is a young team and we'll look forward to their continuing success. Above, Nina Napier cleared a hurtle at Regionals. Spring Sports—101 A 'Hit' for ... Pictured above were the 1987 Baseball team. (Front row) Dak Davis, James Ellery, Brail Motherly, Michael Burke, Tyrone Jones, Kirk Hembree, Neil Miller and Allan Barr. (Back row) Mgr. Bradley Graham, Mickey Pardee, Lee Montgomery, Lee Sanders, Jerry Freeman, Jimmy Springate, Brian Gillespie, Mgr. Lamont Trigg and Mark Evans. Not pictured, Brad Gillespie. The baseball team had a 9-10 record this season. Not the best year seen at HHS, but we are proud that the boys gave an all-out effort for their coach, Mr. Steve Adams. Above, Lee Sanders tagged an opponent. 102 Spring Sports The Pioneers HHS Girls' Softball Team included (front row) Tract Roberts, Mellisa Sims, Laura Goodlett, Carla Elcry, Lisa Smith, Michelle Robinson, Mary Walker, Tonya Sanders. (Back row) Sharon Springate, Joann Stigall, Nckita Yates, Alica Burrus, Missy William, Stephanie DeFoor, Sandy Walker, Joyce Walker, Angie Hayden. The team was coached by Mr. Kemplin. Seniors I.tor. Missy William. Traci Roberts, Tonya Sanders, Joyce Walker Softball The girls' team had a 9-14 record for the season. They came in second in the CKC and won their District. Unfortunately they succombed to Woodford County in the first game of Regionals. Coach Kemplin was proud of his girls and the effort they displayed this year. Above. Cara Elerv and Sharon Springate ,n the out field. Spring sl’orl 103 Student Life Time for Intermission After taking a break from learning their lines, the cast joined together for the F.C.A. student-faculty basketball game. The game ivas held in the high school gymnasium on a chilly January night. David Papa Hog Collier and David Hog Collier called the game which netted over three hundred dollars. Proceeds went into the scholarship fund for senior athletes. The State Director for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Mr. Steele Harmon was the main speaker for this event. Chris Long, assisted by Terry Yeast, Hadden Dean and Micquel Yates coached the students. The faculty was led by Mr. Digambartino, better known as Mr. D . The faculty came out on top with a score of 105 to 79. Above, Coach D who was responsible for organizing the game. Coach Steve Adams and Lee Heathman got the game started by lumping for the ball. Coach Edwards shot for a basket while Lee Sanders, Steve Sims, Lee Heathman and Antonio Chenault wait to rebound. Coach Weaver shot for two points while Chris Young tried to block. Lee Sanders tried to block Coach Adam's shot. 106 Student Life Above. Mr. Steele Harmon, state director of Fellowship of Christian Athletes gave a message during half-time. For half-time entertainment, the Boys' Varsity Cheerleaders performed their National routine. They supported both teams by dividing into two squads. Jamie Slagle, lay Royalty and Sean Pigman filmed the game which was later shown on the Harrodsburg Cable Channel. Tara Harris. Lora Carmichael, Beth Brown and Beth Barto supported the student team from the stands. Student Life 107 Karen is Queen At far left, Karen with her escort, Jamie Slagle, showed her surprise over being named queen. Carole Anderson was escorted by Tim Nichols. Carole was the Junior Class candidate. Voted to represent the sophomores, was Cathy Alexander. Her escort was Lee Sanders. Angie Dearinger was elected as the Freshman candidate. Her escort was Brian Cheatham. On February 13, 1987, Karen Long was crowned the 1987 Basketball Homecoming Queen during the half-time festivities of the Harrodsburg-Monticello game. A seventeen year-old senior, Karen has been a boys' varsity cheerleader and a HHS Marching Band flag girl. Karen has been an active member of the Beta Club, Student Council, FCA, Pi Zetas and Co-ed Y. After graduaton, Karen plans to attend Transylvania University. At right, Karen is shown as she was crowned by the 1986 Basketball Homecoming Queen, Deidra Holliday. Having been selected by the student body, Karen wore her crown proudly. 108 Student Life Basketball Homecoming Dance Michele Thompson, Krista Neal and John Dunning hung streamers from the balcony. Beth Barto and Laura Campbell anticipated the next dunce. Above, students danced the night away. After the game was won, the happy fans attended the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Sophomore Class. The sophomores had decorated the auditorium with balloons and streamers. The HHS students danced to the music of 107 from Danvill, Kentucky. Lee Alexander and Carla Dunn had the job of blowing up the balloons. Lee Heathman gave a big smile for the camera as Angie, Antonio and Trade looked on. At left, Ricardo and Miquel showed their dancing techniques. Student Life 109 Students in Costume On December 11. 19S6. Karen Dunn and Tyrone Jones were united in marriage in a mock wedding sendee held at the Harrodsburg Christian Church. Shown above were the members of the wedding party who were in Mrs. Shewmaker's Family Relations class. Above. Kevin Horn. Jason Lopp. Brian Hurst and Bradley Graham donned the proper attire for making cookies, (left) Cutting the wedding cake at their reception were Karen Dunn and Tyrone Jones. Daryl Smith and Antonio Chenualt stood ready to sample the cake. 110 Student Life Ready to help get the crowd fired up at the Harrodsburg Mercer game were Shawn Cotton, lay Royalty, Joe Dale Gerlock, John Ogrosky, Jamie Slagle and Jerry Freeman. Winners of the Halloween contest were monster, John DeShazer, cheerleader, Chris Long and 20's flapper, ToTo Agent. Halloween Day at HHS brought out some strange sights as shown by these students who entered into the spirit of the day. Jerry Freeman clowned around before marching irith the HHS band. Student Life 111 Class Survey Seniors Song................... Lean on Me by Club Nouveau Movie................................About Last Night Album...........................Control—Janet Jackson Actor.............................................Rob Lowe Actress................................Molly Ringwald Color............................................Blue Teacher................................Coach Craddock Hang-out..................................McDonald's Saying.................................... Dis Daaa Male Singer....................................Robert Palmer Female Singer...................................Janet Jackson Group.............................................Bon Jovi Fast Food Restaurant.......................McDonald's Soap Opera..........................Days of our Lives T.V. Show................................Moonlighting Class.....................................Study Hall Radio Station.............................1 00 WFMI Juniors Song................. Living On A Prayer by Bon Jovi Movie.............................................Top Gun Album...................Slippery When Wet—Bon Jovi Actor.....................................Tom Cruise Actress................................Molly Ringwald Color............................................Blue Teacher...................................Mr. Yerian Hang-out.....................................Beaumont Plaza Saying........................................ What's Up? Male Singer..............................Jon Bon Jovi Female Singer Group......... Fast Food Res Soap Opera.... T.V. Show..... Class......... Radio Station. Sophomores Song................ Living On A Prayer by Bon Jovi Movie........................................Top Gun Album...................Slippery When Wet—Bon Jovi Actor.................................Eddie Murphy Actress...............................Cybil Shepherd Color...........................................Blue Teacher.................................Mrs. Russell H ang-out.................................McDonald's Saying................................... No Doubt Male Singer.............................Jon Bon Jovi Female Singer................................Madonna Group.......................................Bon Jovi Fast Food Restaurant......................McDonald's Soap Opera..........................Days of our Lives T.V. Show...........................The Cosby Show ...........................Janet Jackson ................................Bon Jovi taurant.......................McDonald's ........................Days of our Lives ....................................Alf .............................Study Hall .............................100 WFMI Class...........................................English Radio Station.......................................100 WFMI Freshmen Song................ Living On A Prayer by Bon Jovi Movie...............................................Top Gun Album...................Slippery When Wet—Bon Jovi Actor.............................................Bruce Willis Actress...........................................Cybil Sheperd Color..............................................Blue Teacher...........................................Coach Middleton H ang-out....................................McDonald's Saying................................ Get a real life Male Singer................................Jon Bon Jovi Female Singer.....................................Janet Jackson Group...............................................Bon Jovi Fast Food Restaurant.........................McDonald's Soap Opera..........................Days of our Lives T.V. Show............................The Cosby Show Class.....................................Study Hall Radio Station.............................100 WFMI 112- Student Life Battle of the Stars The pic eaters got a lot of encouragement from their enthusiastic supporters. The contestants Bottoms up! to Tyrone Jones, Jerry Freeman and fasted in preparation for this event. Mr. Felly. Missy Mobley and John Lyons demonstrated their life-saver passing tech- Betsy Breegle, Carla Baker, Shannon Votaw and Christie Lane modeled the nique while Julie Wittwer coached them. latest new wave trends in hair fashions. Femme fatales John Holiday, James Gullett and Jason Kelli Culver got down and dirty in the pie eat- Despite his long legs, Jamie Slagle Moore demonstrated their feminine charm. ing contest. looked right at home on a tricycle. Student Life—113 You Got It All Prom '87 You Got It All was the theme chosen by the Junior Class to honor the Seniors this year. In order to allow seniors to attend at no charge, the juniors raised funds by sponsoring a Poinsettia Sale at Christmas. The sale was so profitable that all juniors got in free, also. Lions' Park was transformed into an elegant ballroom with an arch of balloons and streamers in blue and white. The music was supplied by the sound system of 94 1 2. The night of fantasy made the prom a memorable evening that everyone will cherish. Above, Nina Napier, Lee Montgomery, Alyssia Middleton and Brad Matlierly looked on as Kirk Hembree and Dion tones cheered on the King and Queen. THE ROYAL COUPLE Emily Campbell, Vice-President of the junior Class announced the 1987 prom King and Queen, Charlie Lawson and Angela Hood. Charlie received a mint julep cup and Angela received a crown. The Prom Royalty then danced a spotlight dance to the theme music of You Got It All while the crowd looked on. 114 Junior-Senior Prom Jerry Freeman enjoyed the romantic evening with Sam Brown whispered to his date while Missy William viewed the crowd, date, Jennifer Woodrow. Barbara Rogers and Betty Arrasmith took a break from dancing to pose for the camera. The students showed their different moves on the dance floor. Joe Dale Gerlach showed his moves to date, Shannon Cummins. The senior boys donned a vast array of costumes. Junior-Senior Prom 115 Moonlightlighting Beaumont life guard, Jennifer Notter chatted poolside with Christen Ensey. Leigh Powell rings up another Big Mac at MacDonald's Fort Harrod Pharmacy employee, Jamie Slagle stocked shelves at work. r fvt Foodtown of Danville employed both Joe Dale Gerlach (pictured above) and Shawn Cotton, shown at left. 116—Student Life Angie Hood operated the computer at Kentucky Souvenir. Fifteen items or less ' said Charlie Lawson, a Kroger checker. A cheerful Missy Wilham at her summer job with the school. Jay Royalty at work at Fort Harrod Pharmacy. Student Life 117 Honors Day Honors Day was held May 22, 1987 in the Harrodsburg High School gym with all students and faculty present. Honored guests at the program were the parents of the a-ward recipients. At the program, all awards and scholar- ships were presented. Announced as valedictorians were: Beth Barto, feff Market, Jamie Slagle, and Jay Royalty. Pictured below were students having a 3.5 or above average for four years. SCHOLARSHIPS AND SENIOR AWARDS Valedictorian Awards..................................Beth Barto, Jeff Market, Jay Royalty Jamie Slagle Salutatorian Award....................................Ricardo Meaux Jack Frost ...........................................Beth Barto, Jeff Market, Jay Royalty Jamie Slagle Presidential Academicc Fitness Award..................B. Barto, S. Bechtel, S. Cotton, H. Dean, J. Gerlach, T. Harris, A. Hood, K. Long, J. Houchin, J. Market, R. Meaux, D. Patterson, K. Okumura, J. Royalty, J. Slagle, M. Stokes, S. Thompson M. Wilham Fort Harrod B PW Club.................................Glen Hurley Harrodsburg Education Asso............................Julie Houchin Berea College Scholarship ............................Missy Wilham Deonna Patterson Midway College Scholarship............................Sherry Bechtel Transylvania University Scholarship...................Beth Barto Jeff Market Wal-Mart Scholarship..................................Jay Royalty Whirlpool Foundation Scholarship......................Monique Stokes Fellowship of Christian Athletes Scholarship..........Sherry Bechtel Jerry Freeman McDonald's Big Mac Scholarship........................Melinda Bradley, Hadden Dean Karen Long Eastern Kentucky University Science-Math Award........Hadden Dean, Heather Lawrence, Jere Odell, John Ogrosky lay Royalty Rbt. C. Byrd Honor Scholarship.............................Jeff Market Rhl. C. Byrd Honor Scholarship.............................Jay Royalty lames M. Creddes Engineering...............................Jay Royalty Davidson College (Thompson)................................Jamie Slagle University of Kentucky..................................Ricardo Meaux Western Kentucky University.............................Monique Stokes Berea College........................................................Missy Wilham University of Kentucky...................................Stuart Thompson University of Louisville.......................................Tara Harris Southeast Mo. State......................................... Traci Roberts Brescia College.......................................................Sean Pigman Eastern Kentucky University..........................................Norma Elmore 118 -Student Life Governor's Scholars Program ..John Lyons Henry Danforth I Dare You Award.....................Alyssa Middleton Chris Huff Boy’s State.................Chris Huff fere Odell Girl's State................Alyssa Middleton Hugh O'Brian Leadership Award ....................Ted Dean U.S. Army Nat. Schol. -Athlete..................Emily Campbell Hadden Dean U.S. Marine Corps Dist. Athlete ..................Hadden Dean Perfect Attendance (4 years) ..Deonna Patterson Beth Barto H. Dean, S. Thompson, J. Gerlach, f. Freeman, J. Ogrosky, J. Market, J. Slagle, S. Chandler Deonna Patterson Student Council Awards ......Tonya Sanders, Karen Long . Slagle N.H.S. Teacher of the Year ....Kevin Craddock Senior Sponsors .........................Everice Shewmaker, Kevin Craddock, John DiGiamberardino Angela Hood SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP AND CITIZENSHIP Academic All State Team Academic Team Letters ... DAR Good Citizen Award DEPARTMENTAL HONORS Yearbook Certificates.....Editor, Beth Barto. S. Bechtel, M. Bradley, B. Breegle, H. Dean, A. Hood, J. Gerlach, J. Houchin, A. Long, J. Market, R. Meaux, J. Notter, D. Patterson, M. Robinson, C. Young Language Arts: AP English IV........... English IV.............. Four Year English Award French I ............... French II............... English III............. Typing.................. General Business ....... English II.............. Spelling Champs......... MATHEMATICS Four Year Math Award .. Advanced MAth .......... Algebra II ............. Algebra I............... .Beth Barto .Sherry Bechtel .Beth Barto .Lee Alexander .Alyssa Middleton .Heather Lawrence Jere Odell .B. Slagle, S. Meaux, S. DeFoor Emily Campbell .Missy William .Becky Slagle .1st. Karen Long, 2nd. Cathy Alexander Jay Royalty Jay Royalty Aya Okumura .Pete Alford Great Reader Award ..........Lee Alexander Becky Slagle Spanish I....................Cathy Alexander Spanish II ..................Paul Bartleson Spanish III.................Jere Odell John Ogrosky English I ...................Annie Alexander Speech 1 II ...............Beth Barto Deonna Patterson Drama I II ................Becky Slagle, Deonna Patterson Beth Barto Reading ....................P. Harley, C. Reynolds, C. Darland, W. Sallee E. Walker Geometry....................Jere Odell Intro Algebra...............Teresa Blacketer Math II.....................Norma Elmore SCIENCE Four Year Science Award.....Beth Barto, Jeff Markel, Jay Royalty, Jamie Slagle Ricardo Meaux Intro to Biology............Chad Richards Biology ....................Annie Alexander Advanced Biology ...........Becky Slagle Integrated Science..........Nina Rice SOCIAL STUDIES U.S. History ...............Heather Lawrence Jere Odell World Civilization..........Cathy Alexander ELECTIVES Chorus......................Betty Arrasmith, Betsy Breegle, Lisa Phillips Health .....................Annie Alexander Earl Guthie Physical Education..........Leanna Lance Brian Gillespie Art.........................James Allen Glenn Hurley Communication T.V........Hadden Dean Chris Young Intro to Chemistry Physics .................Ted Dean Chemistry..................Emily Campbell Physics....................Beth Barto Computer Science...........Jeff Markel World Civilization..............B. Barto, J. Markel, J. Royalty, J. Slagle, R. Meaux Humanities..................Heather Lawrence Home Economics..............Sharon Tharpe, Lee Alexander, Julie Houchin FHA ........................Madonna Trisler Industrial Arts.............Chris Votaw, Michael Griffieth, Mark Bottom Vocational...................Glenn Hurley JTPA............................Antonie Chenault, Ree Jones, JoAnn Stigall, James Allen, Stevy Goodlett, Alfreda Majors, Gelonda Vaughn, Glenn Hurley, Angie Hayden, Veda Satterly, Joyce Walker, Tarena Britton, Jerry Graham, Arhtenia Roach, Corey Walker, Curtis Majors Student Life 119 The Envelope, Please Pictured above, Stephanie DeFoor, Allison Stocker, Emily Campbell and Cathy Alexander were all smiles at the honor roll reception. The Academic Booster Club honored honor roll students each nine-week period with special treats. As a result of raising the most money for the heart fund, Mr. Yerlan's junior homeroom was served pizza by the Beta Club. Emily Campbell and Hadden Dean proudly received their medals after being recognized for having won the U.S. Army National Scholar-Athlete Award. 120—Student Life Mrs. Dean proudly presented Beth Barto her four-year English Award. Coach Craddock gave a surprised look to Julie Houchin when he was named teacher of the year by the National Honor Society. Arthenia Roach, Jennifer Lane, Rodney Parks and Tonya Goodlett waited for their reception to begin. Students were recognized for their participation in the district and regional levels of the Governor's Cup. Norma Elmore looked pleased as Mrs. Woellner presented her with a music scholarship to Eastern Kentucky University. Student Life—121 Behind the Scenes By the time the production is staged, much preparation has occured; some serious, others— not! 122 Student Life Student Life 123 Road Company Burgin students Burgin students attending HHS were 1st row) Tina Hill, Jamie Wheeler, Study Blacketcr, Christie Bragg, Vickie Montgomery, Mary Underwood, Becky Montgomery (2nd row) Yvette Denny, Christie Shephard, Gina Yeary, Kelly VanArsdall, Tammy Sears, Christine Barrett, Denise Tatum, Travis Oldham, Scott Hammonds, Vaughn Smothers, (3rd row) Denise Kincaid, Jennifer Woodrow, Jaisa Thompson, Deborah Hatfield, Layne Tipton, Todd Thompson, Daniel Gilvin, Shawn Curtsinger, (4th row) Lath Motley. Brian Bartley, Seth Adams, Brad Otis, Eugene Faulkner, Chris Farthing. Jeff Shaw, Heather Price, John Davis, Wendie Austin, Tab Shephard, Daryl Wooten, Greg Shearer. Extras The extras quickly became an integral part of our happy group at HHS, as we see here on a field trip to Louisville Actors' Theater. The Advanced Placement English Class enjoyed plays there by Luigi Pirandello and Eugene O'Neill. 124 Student Life Curtain Call for Class of '87 Seniors 125 Encore . . . Encore 000 Gymnastics Queen Traci Roberts has devoted all of her free hours to gymnastics since she was seven years old. After starting competition a year later, Traci has competed in at least eleven states. She has competed in the National AAU ]r. Olymics representing Kentucky for five consecutive years. 1986 was a good year for Traci, winning all events in the Blue Grass State Games in Lexington, Kentucky and competing in New Jersey in the USA IGA Regional and National Meet. February 14, 1987 at Country Day in Louisville, Kentucky, Traci won first place in the all-around category at the Kentucky High School Gymnastics Meet. Traci received a gymnastics' scholarship to attend Southeast Missouri State. State is ranked ft 1 in the nation. Oratorical Winner As an extra-curricular speech activity this year, Beth Barto competed in the American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest. After winning the Post, District and Area levels of competition, Beth attended the State finals at Mt. Sterling where she took first place. She then represented the State of Kentucky at National Regionals in Chicago, Illinois where she received a one-thousand dollar scholarship for college education. Her winnings for the various levels of competition totaled $1,700.00. Beth was proud to represent Harrodsburg High School in this contest for she has also won several awards for Speech and Drama. She hopes to continue her speech involvement at Transylvania University in the fall. Star Homemaker Madonna Trisler, President of HHS's Future Homemakers of America is the first Harrodsburg High School winner of the State Homemaker's Degree. This is the highest honor available to a Home Economics student. Madonna has been in FHA for three years having held the office of secretary, treasurer, 1st Vice-President and President. She has also received her Junior Chapter Degree. She plans to attend Kentucky Christian College and major in youth ministry and minor in vocal music. 126 Seniors . . Encore Snow Queen Betsy Breegle was crowned the 1986 Snow Queen. Nominated by her classmates, she was honored to represent HHS and the Mercer County Chamber of Commerce. Betsy, along with all contestants participating attended a tea where she was interviewed by the judges. Their decision was based on poise, community involvement and knowledge of area history. This years' sponsor being the Fort Harrod Business Professional Women's Club. While attending HHS, Betsy has participated in chorus, flag corps, tennis and was the president of F.C.A. for two years. Her classmates also voted her Best All Around superlative. She plans to attend the University of Kentucky majoring in elementary education with a minor in music. She will be a member of the University's Flag Corps. Betsy enjoys tennis, singing, reading and working with people. Betsy's winning smile and great personality earn her an extra bow! Our Eastern Star Kaori Okumuri, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Masamitsu Okumuri came from a small town just north of Tokyo, japart. Although Kaori was faced with a language barrier, she was able to maintain a grade point average of 3.5. Despite the fact that Kaori faced a difficult adjustment, she felt that it was an adventure learning about a different culture. She plans to attend Transylvania University this fall majoring in art with a minor in math. Electrical Star Michael Griffieth, member of our VICA Club won first place at the Regional Skill Olympics. His division being Electrical Trades. He placed in the top four at the local level to qualify. In May, Michael vied for state rankings at Owensboro, Kentucky. A malfunction detered his winning. However, the judges were impressed with his entry giving him much accolate. Michael plans to attend the Central Kentucky State Voctional Technical School in Lexington, Kentucky in the fall where he will study electricity. He eventually plans to own his own business. Much success to Michael, our wiry student. Seniors 127 FUTURE BILLINGS lames Allen—WILL: I will my singing ability to Jason Moore and my ability to stay out of detention to Chad Nevius and Michael Allen. PROPHECY: My “partying days will never end. I'll have a better understanding of life and the things I intend to get out of it, and I’ll live in Nashville, Tenn., singing with the country stars, and living it up. Carole Anderson—WILL: I will Sherry Barr and Beth Jenkins my ability to leave school and not get caught. I will my totalled Trans Am to Dana Drury, so she'll have some wheels. I will Mark Bottom and Billy Clark my party necessities. PROPHECY: After graduation I intend to go to Beautician School. I plan on being rich, single, and loving every minute of it. Allan Barr—WILL: I will my ability to not get busted at everything I do to my sister Bitsy and my super puke green sunbird to Troy McGinnis and Brad Minnie to satisfy their need of speed. I also will my ability to fight with every girl I've ever gone out with to all of you sweet fellows who always ''brown-nose their girlfriends. PROPHECY: I will be a struggling businessman contemplating suicide until I discover the 5th dimension and enter it. While the entire civilized world mourns over my apparent death, I will be living in a dimension where the world as I once knew it vanishes and the comic book characters rule—Batman being my closest friend. Beth Barto—WILL: I will Jeff Market the ability to like people, Ricardo Meaux a pair of socks to match every outfit, Lora Carmichael all the W.M.C.'s in the world, Jay Royalty a big, red thermos, and Heather Lawrence a Party Buddy for state Tournament 1988. PROPHECY: In ten years, I'll be leading an exciting life as a famous jounalist in Washington, D.C. Sherry Bechtel—WILL: I will all my love to my parents; my ability to study and make good grades to my brother Stephen; my lifetime friendship to Missy Wilham and Jennifer Votaw (the awesome threesome); my ability to play good team ball to the future Lady Pioneers; my ability to make it through practice to Steph, Em, and Ang, (Practice? Now look, I don't need it.); my locker and all my Mitch Gaylord pictures to Cindy Yocum; my ability to drive to Melinda Bradley; my parking space to Donovan Bast; my height to Chris Satterly; my ability to make excuses to Monica Turpin; and my ability to stay straight while drinking orange juice to Deonna Patterson. PROPHECY: In 10 years I will be a legal secretary and be married to the man of my dreams. We will have two children and will own a beautiful mansion on a hill in the country. We will own our own heavy metal band and we'll bring them to Harrodsburg High for a serious concert. Melinda Bradley—WILL: I will Ruben the tadpole to Deonna Patterson, all my Monkee junk to Norma Elmore, a life-time round trip bus ticket for Indiana to Lee Alexander, a “last-mate trumpet solo to Ted Dean, the ability to like band to Annie Alexander, a new pair of sneakers and socks to Heather “Snoopy Lentz, my ability to keep my foot out of my mouth to Karen Dunn, a tricycle to Sherry Bechtel, my stuffed animals to Kaori Okumura, and all my friendship and the '-.'Kangaroo drug dealer to Missy Robinson, and all my love to my mom and dad. PROPHECY: That the class of '87 will be the best remembered and most successful class that will ever graduate from HHS. Betsy Breegle—WILL: To Christy I will my support and ability to get along with people, to Chris Browning I will my yellow bomb”, to Aker I will my pizza-eating ability and my memory so she isn’t locked out of her car. And to two squirts, (who know who they are.) 1 will a roll of toilet paper for their lockers. God Bless Everyone. PROPHECY: I prophecy that in five years I will be teaching or counseling kids in Florida and living in a beach house with a wonderful Christian man. Scott Brothers—WILL: I will my taste in music to Chris Darland (because the boy needs it). I will my ability to stay out of trouble and to graduate to Lome Patterson, and I will everyone to get Mrs. Russell for English, because you will pass. PROPHECY: In 10 years I will be a successful business executive living in a nice home in Chicago, with a great looking wife and kids. And in ten years, or whenever a reunion will be, when I come back, I hope that Chris Clark will not still be working at Kroger at age 29. Jennifer Brown—WILL: I will Allan Barr my ability to be nice to people without expecting anything in return. To Sharon Springate my ability to offend Patrick Young. To Patrick Young a years supply of inflatable playmates. (He may never have a real girlfriend.) To the rest of the world whatever they need to survive. And last, but not least, I will John Holiday myself—if anyone deserves me— he does. PROPHECY: In ten years Jeff Market will be the proud owner of 76 Royalty's Florist shops. ONE NEAR YOU . Ricado Meaux will be a Solid Gold Dancer. Bon Jovi will be killed by a swarm of killer bees. David Lee Roth will admit that he is a homosexual. I will be in Europe with an incredible gorgeous husband—not mine of course. John Holiday disappears in the jungles of Korea and he's never heard from again. The class of '87 was named the worst class ever to leave H.H.S. 128 Wills Matthew Carmichael—WILL: I will my ability to fall out of a tree stand and not get hurt to Stewart Miller, I also will Stewart my ability to stay in Geometry. I will my sister Lora, my green Volkswagen so that she can have the fun times in high school that I did. I will Toto Agent my legs and Jay Royalty a real SID KID. And I will my baby face to Sean Chandler and Stewart Miller. But most of all I will all of my love to Missy Mobley. PROPHECY: In about 8 years I'll be happily married to the only girl I've ever loved, have two kids, live in a big mansion in the country and own 10 big hunting reservations. Dana Carter—WILL: I will all my love to Greg Whitenack. I will my ability to party to Jennifer Lane and Tonya Goodlett. Also, I will my History book to my little sister, Christy. To Veda Saterly I will all the good looking guys. PROPHECY: In five years, I hope to be happily married and living in a four story house with two children. Sean Chandler—WILL: I will my beard and my hairy chest to Kirk Hembree. I will my football ability and my signal calling to Peanut . I will Matthew Carmichael my super human strength. 1 will all my love to Angie Devine. PROPHECY: In 6 years I will be married to Angie D. and will be starting All-Pro Middle Linebacker for the World Champion Miami Dolphins. Antonio Chenault—WILL: I will my body to Tyrone Jones because he is too short to reach up and kiss a girl. I will my muscles to Miquel Yates because he weighs 40 pounds. I will my ability to jump higher than 2 inches off the court to Chris Long. I will my height to Chris Huff. I will my ability to be cool to Tootie Ford even though he is the coolest. PROPHECY: To attend Western Ky. University and hope to play football for them. I just hope I don't get turned down by their coach like Sean Chandler did when he talked to Eastern's coach. I intend to be a lot bigger than 1 am. Christopher T. Clark—WILL: My will is to leave my beautiful Iroc-Z to my girlfriend. I will my ability to learn to my brother Brock from the teachers of H.H.S. PROPHECY: My prophecy is Kentucky will win the NCAA championship. Also that Samantha and I will end up married. I hope later on in the future I will be successful at whatever I do. Alex Clarke—WILL: I will be a successful marketing and sales person for Gates Learjet and become hopefully wealthy. Then I will quit and become a world representative for Milk of Magnesia and Kaopectate. Kevin Clements—WILL: To Coach Johnson I will all my knowledge of U.S. History. To Coach Craddock I will 29 Pro-Wrestling Illustrated Magazines, and to Mrs. Russell I leave my cousin Maria from Chili. PROPHECY: To someday become a U.S. Senator. Shawn Cotton—WILL: I will my W.O.P. position on the football team to Roger Brown and Chad Richards. My barefoot soccer style kicking ability to Derrick and or Dennis Johnson, my height to my little brother Troy, my ability to pick a real football team to Coach Craddock, and to Julie 50e Wittwer 1 will my collection of half dollars, because I know she wants me to give them to her. PROPHECY: Joe Dale and I will own the worlds largest chain of Foodtown grocery stores in the world, and I will then become Paul Schaffer on “Late Night and marry Claire. Hadden Dean—WILL: I will my ability to always be hurt to Kirk, my car and broken nose to Tory M. (age 10), my good grades to Chris Huff. My meak effort to play basketball to Brad Hansen and Michael Powell and Patrick Kerrick. PROPHECY: 1 will be married and finish law school at U.K., have two kids and move to Maui to grow old. Karen Dunn—WILL: I will all my friendship to Missy, Melinda and Lee. I will my ability to be matchmaker to Lee. I pass on my ability to have the hardest working section in the band to Lee. PROPHECY: I hope to be working as a private nurse to Jon Bon Jovi in the near future. Ann Ellis—WILL: I will Robin my grades and pray she will be able to do something with them, Deonna T.L. to be a Solid Gold Dancer, Traci my ability to stay away from McDonalds, to Donna I will her my dad (for some unknown reason) and last but not least I will my brothers the ability to be as good as I am. PROPHECY: In about ten years I will be as far away from this town as possible, married to a fantastic husband and will have a successful career. Norma Elmore: I will all my Monkee junk to Melinda Bradley, except the Davy stuff which I will to Missy Robinson. I ivill Deonna Patterson a lifetime supply of orange juice and the best of luck with ' ‘Reuban the Tadpole. I will my 7C mouthpiece to Ted Dean. I will Jerry Sampson the willpower to pick up and read a Jesse Stewart book. I will Kaori Okumura all my Rob Lowe and John Taylor posters. I will all my years of band to anyone with plenty of time and patience. PROPHECY: To marry Bruce Willis, and live in a southern California mansion ivatching Moonlighting reruns. Jerry Freeman: I will my 2.75 shotgun and my 20 second belch to anyone who can break the record. I will my belching ability to Charlie, my big mouth to Shawn Cotton, my love for heavy metal and Twisted Sister to Christy Breegle, my outrageous loud laugh to Matthew. My crew position to anyone who can fulfill it, my hairy chest, back legs and face to Jay Royalty. I will a can of Neet to Alex Clarke to shave his legs. My tuba playing ability to any jerk who thinks they can outplay me. PROPHECY: I’ll either play major league baseball for any team making 500,0001year or be in a heavy metal band with Charlie called freechuck, or working for ESPN as a sportscaster. Wills 129 Joe Dale Gerlach—WILL: I will my 87 mph. speeding ticket to Stuart Thompson because he deserved it more than I did. My “024 to Shawn Cotton because he really needs a nice car like mine. Finally, to Scott Darland 1 will a good personality and ability to make friends which he admires so much. PROPHECY: Shawn and I will own the world's largest chain of Foodtown supermarkets in North America, but we will sell everything in order to get front row seats to a Huey Lewis and the News concert and later die penniless and insane. Michael Griffieth—WILL: I will my ability to skate to Jimmy Simpson, my moustache to Travis Johnson and the ability to drive to Carla Baker. PROPHECY: In 10 years I'll be happily married to a very lucky lady and own my own car business. Lisa Hamlin—WILL: I will all my love to Timmy Yeager. I will my green live-in tank to Brooke Barnett. The ability not to have an ulcer attack over jealousy before the age of 18 to Dawn Hall. I will Dana Drury the ability to leave other girls' boyfriends alone. PROPHECY: I will be happily married to Timmy living in a nice home with two very loving children. Denise Hansen—WILL: I will my 'little' brother Brad to grow six more inches and to finish high school without being seen or heard. I will Kelli Brown the ability to control her temper when a certain girl talks about her. PROPHECY: To be the wealthy owner of the Pittsburg Steelers. Also, I will own Keeneland, just as a hobby. Tara Harris—WILL: First off, 1 will lots of patience to underclassmen to make it through HHS, my ability to have much improvement in cheerleading to Nina Napier, my vulturic to Emily Campbell and Terry Yeast to carry on through their senior years and also to Terry, 1 will my great joke-telling ability. Finally, to a super fine dude, a very special love. PROPHECY: Within the next seven years I will be even badder than Whitney Houston, Cybil Shepard and Janet Jackson. I will be happily married sharing my life with some gorgeous honey experiencing some of the best days of my life. Lee Heathman—WILL: I will my ability to park to Kirk Hembree and my long hair to Larry Wilham. PROPHECY: In one year, I will be in the Marines. In two years Recon. and in three years, sent to the Middle East to spy. In seven years I will be killed in action trying to rescue my friend, John Holiday. Julie Houchin—WILL: To Monica Turpin, I will my ability to have fun and still look innocent, without getting into trouble. To my bro Brian, I will my ability to graduate from HHS, because I know that will be a difficult task for him. To Chris Freeman, I will my ability to drive and to look both ways before crossing a busy highway. I will Tonya as much trouble in the future as I have gotten her into in the past and I will my great relationship with Troy to Tonya and Gary. To Troy, I will all my love. PROPHECY: In four years, I will have graduated from Western and in ten years I will have a successful career and be happily married with one on the way. Glenn Hurley—WILL: I will my ability to laugh at nothing to Larry Paynter. I will my study habits, crashing for a test the night before to Scott Mitchell, so he can pass U.S. History. PROPHECY: In five years I will have earned a degree in Industrial Technology at Morehead State University and starting a job paying at least $20,000,000.00 a year. I won't be married because I will want to spend all the money on myself. Angie Hood—WILL: I will a lifetime supply of chewing gum to Joe Bill Lance and Sean Chandler. I will Monica Turpin and Heather Lawrence another week-end cruising partner. I will the HHS cheerleaders the best of luck next year. I will Chris Long my cheekums.” PROPHECY: In ten years I will have graduated from U.K. and will open my own travel agency. I will send Monica Turpin to a deserted island where she won't be getting into trouble. Ree Jones—WILL: I leave my brown eyes to Mr. Adams. I thank my friends for helping me through the years. I leave my teeth to Josh. I leave my ear to Michael Allen and my eyes to Menisa. I leave my good smell to James Goodlell. Joe Bill Lance—WILL: I will my ability to get along with Big Alvis to Kirk, my hair to Mr. D. and my faded jeans to all you sweat punks. PROPHECY: I will join the peace corps and live in Columbia for the rest of my life. Charlie Lawson—WILL: I will my ability to crash hard on a motorcycle and not get hurt to The Wild-Child, Kirk Hembree because being the wild-eyed maniac on a motorcycle that he is, he'll need it sometime. 1 will my hair to all the silly boys that got theirs buzzed down to the scalp. I will my ability to ride a motorcycle off a cliff and live to anyone who goes to Livingston motorcycle fiding. Last but certanly not least, I will the curse of laughing after everything I say to everyone ivho has or will make fun of it. PROPHECY: In ten years I will be the back-up drummer for RATT, under The Blotz. I'll probably be maried to the best looking girl ever seen and touring around the world making millions. Then again, maybe not. 1.30 Wills Chris Lindsey—WILL: I will my driving ability and parking space to Lee Freeman. I will my ability to not bum off people to Alex Clarke. I will my ability to play golf to Bill Huff and Troy McGuinnes. 1 will my ability to stay out of trouble at school to my sister and my speed shifting ability to Hadden Dean. PROPHECY: I will be working in the computer field making $80,000 a year and not paying any taxes. I will be a drug dealer otMthe side. Angie Long—WILL: I will all my clothes to Krista Neal so she won't have to stare at me to see what I have on. I will my ability to be spoiled and to stay out of trouble to my little friend, Monica. To all of the underclassmen, I will my ability to ,brown-nose Mrs. Dean. To Heather Lawrence, 1 will my car since she thinks it's so bad. To Jeff, Beth and Ricardo 1 will my friendship forever. PROPHECY: To successfully graduate from college making enough money to pay for my credit card bills still looking for the right guy who can support my bad habit of spending money. Karen Long—WILL: I will Tracy Bugg my back tuck, Lora Carmichael my brassiere, Jay Royalty some pink elephants , Jeff Market a green bikini bathing suit, my red hair to Ricardo Meaux and to Jamie Slagle, my great sense of humor and my love. To Heather Lawrence, 1 will my ability to party at the Hilton. PROPHECY: By the year 1995 I will have successfully completed college with a 4.0, establish myself in the world of business making millions of dollars and be married to that special witty guy living in Australia. Curtis Majors—WILL: I will my comb to Michael Allen. I will my ability to get females instead of males to James Allen and a supply of Acne medicine to James Gullet. PROPHECY: In five years I'll have my own house. In 1990 I'll have a Z-28, another child and my own construction company. Jeff Market—WILL: 1 will to the teachers and students with abilities and an attitude comparable to mine, though 1 doubt they will get so lucky and to all up and coming students, I will a real attitude. Good Luck! PROPHECY: By the year 2000, I will be the most successful graduate of the class of 87 , a successful businessman and a nationally known photographer (extraordinaire.) Ricardo Meaux—WILL: I will my talent of jumping over six people without getting hurt to my little brother, Shawn, and my ability to get a driver's license to Monique and Tara so they won't have to renew their permits another six times. PROPHECY: I will be the most successful engineer and architect this side of the Allegheny Mountains ensuing the years of college. Stewart Miller—WILL: I will my ability to hunt deer to my best pal, Matthew Carmichael, who has not yet killed one and he is the one who taught me to hunt deer. I will all my wishes and hopes that Jennifer Notter may grow Knock Knocks like Lora Carmichael. I will all my love and best wishes to all the Senior Class and underclassmen. Good luck to all! PROPHECY: In ten years, I’ll either be a Green Beret or a X-ray specialist for the army. In eleven years I'll come back to Harrodsburg High and maybe pass my geometry class. In two years I hope to be happily married to the girl 1 love, Tammy R. Bell. Jennifer Notter—WILL: I will my ability to keep a lasting relationship to Heather Lawrence. Also to Heather I will my seductive eyes so she won’t have to look so innocent. I will my ability to stay out of trouble to Monica Turpin. To Missy Mobley, I will my ability to flirt and shake my hips. I will all my love to Scott. PROPHECY: In ten years, I will have a successful career and be happily married. Kaori Okumura—WILL: I will my ability to play the music to my sister. Ay a. I will my big nail to Anne, my ability to drive to Rhonda, my poster of chest of Davy to Missy, my poster of bald spot and his no teeth of Micky to Norma, my poster of Cry Baby Pete to Melinda. PROPHECY: After my college education 1 will go back to Japan, be an illustrator, and be making enough money for visiting to Kentucky to see Anne and Becky saying shox . Deonna Patterson—WILL: 1 will all my love to my family, the best of luck to my classmates at H.H.S., and fun and fond memories to my friends. I will—Mel Frogman , Donna Peavler the guy in the white convertible, Tra my bowling ability and ft2 , Norma Fuzzy , Missy, Davy Jones' chest and a life-size poster of him, and to Ann I will an optimistic outlook on like. I will my old science partner, Tonya, my common sense, Kaori my Rob Lowe posters, and Tami Davis a class at Mercer. I will Pam my driver's license and car and Sherry my ability to drive slowly and carefully. PROPHECY: Our generation will become the future leaders of America and take their positions seriously. We will keep world peace. The Harrodsburg High School class of 1987 will always remain close. In a few years, I will have completed my education and will (hopefully) be a social worker or teacher. I will be happy with my life. Donna Peavler—WILL: I will my brains and bank account to Robin Whittaker, my yellow rope to Michael Sanders, my Spanish grades to Cathy Alexander, my maturity and personality to Monica Turpin, my ability to win money to Madonna Trisler, my friendship to Deonna Patterson and Ann Ellis, and to John Royalty I will my ability to be nice” and honest , and last but not least, I will Mrs. Montgomery another student like me so that she can have another awesome year. PROPHECY: To remain happy, have a great life and still be going to Mrs. T. for advice. Wills—131 Sean Pigntan—WILL: I will my putter to Troy McGinnis, my rides to Burgin to Kirk and Chris Huff, and to Kirk and Chris I will my sister Karen Fister. PROPHECY: In 15 years from now 1 will be playing on the Professional Golf Tour, have a wife and two kids and be the President and General Manager of the Cincinnatli Bengals. Leigh Powell—WILL: I will all my love to Tim Robinson. I will my ability to be unorganized to jeff Market. I will my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Mark. PROPHECY: I will be married to Tim and be very happy and very rich. Eric Rice—WILL: To Alex Clarke I will my dead dog so he will have a loving and caring friend through life. To Jay Royalty I will all my used toilet tissue so he will have something nutritious and delicious to eat around the house. PROPHECY: I will start a business known as the You Lose It, I Use It Sewage Treatment Peanut Fudge Company. I will make billions from it but lose it all gambling. I then will retire to an old age home where I'll die penniless and insane. Arthenia Roach—WILL: 1 will all my love to my husband Jackie and I will my ability to sing to Betsy Breegle and my ability to stay out of trouble to Azlia Browning. PROPHECY: In four years I’ll have three children and I'll be a professional cosmotologist and hopefully own my own business and have a happy life with my husband and three children. Traci Roberts—WILL: I will my hardware to Deonna (40) and my teeth to her father. I will my gymnastics talent to the cheerleading team so they’ll place 1st in Nationals instead of 13. Congratulations. I will Julie my ability to delay giving reports in Humanities. 1 will my twin'' Karen Long my boom booms . 1 will my gymnastics coaches to have another gymnast like myself. I will Donna Peav Tuna , Ann Ellis a shopping mall. I will all the Pennsylvanians' my kool” Kentucky accent. And most of all, I will my bro Troy and my family all my love. Thanks for everything. PROPHECY: To go to l.U.P. or Univ. of Alaska on a full scholarship and become an Eskimo and then move on to bigger and better things. To marry a successful guy and live the rest of our lives together in New York or in California on the beach. And to become rich enough to put air conditioning in H.H.S. and U.K. Prints in Doc Rye's office. Missy Robinson—WILL: I will Kellie Culver a life time supply of Swiss Miss Hot Chocolate. To my sister Michelle Beanie the ability to keep her mouth shut and stay out of trouble. To Deonna Patterson a life time supply of orange juice. To Norma Elmore all my Micky Dolenz posters. To Becky Slagle the ability to tell a one quarter turn from a three-quarter turn and to all friendship. PROPHECY: In 10 years to be married to the man of my dreams and living a comfortable life in southern California. Barbara Rogers—WILL: I will my friendship to my two best friends Missy and Betty. To Betty 1 will my ole green crayon , may she always use it well. To Missy I will the memories at the church and the summer of '86. To the gang at Fellowship my ability to stay out of trouble. To all my grandchildren happy years in d-hall and to Leonard I will Tonya. PROPHECY: In 10 years I will have graduated from a top photography and art college. Then 1 will go to New York and be the top photographer for gals fan mag Playgirl and in between that, babysit for Betty and Lome's kids—all ten. lay Royalty—WILL: 1 will my driving ability to anyone who doesn't value his her life, my spot in The Crew to Eric Rice so he can participate in school activities, my tennis ability to Craig Chicken Leg Cotton, my height to Shawn P”. Cotton, my intellect and all my love to Sharon Springate, and my ability to get out of the house and have some fun to Jeff Market. I also will SID KID to Julie Wittwer, Karen Long, and Missy Mobley. And lastly I will a bag of carrots and some Snickers to Beth Barto. PROPHECY: By 1995, I will have my master’s degree in Engineering, be working for an astronautical corp. in New York, take over David Letterman's spot in Late Night be making around $250,000 per year and I will marry the energetic girl of my dreams and move to Australia. Jerry Sampson—WILL: I will my ability to read a Sidney Sheldon novel to Norma Elmore. I will my ability to persuade teachers to Denise Hansen. I will my ability to relax if homework isn't done to Glen Hurley. PROPHECY: In ten years I plan, after I go to college, to marry a VERY wealthy old woman who has one foot in the grave and the other foot on a banana peel, and after she meets her maker I plan to retire to the South of Italy and collect art and marry the woman of my dreams and to also establish a new type of frozen Italian dinner soon to be at a supermarket near you. Lee Sanders—WILL: I will Brad Motherly my ability to not fight with my girlfriend, my Golden Glove and shotgun arm to Brad and Mickey Pardee, my height and notebook to Neil Miller, a new hat and my summer tan to the coolest guy I know, Ricardo Meaux. PROPHECY: In 10 years I hope to have passed Geometry and earned my Bachelors Degree from Western Kentucky. I will be a successful chiropractor and enjoy life and never look at this book again. Tonya Sanders—WILL: I will my ability to keep my mind on other things besides U.K. Basketball and as much love as he wants to Gary, the rest goes to Mickey Mouse and Alf, my LazzieBear; I will my ability to stay alive when Jennifer and Angie aren't around to Monica; my friendship forever to Denise, Julie and Anessa and to my my big little brother, Lee Freeman, I will half of the phone bill, because he won't be able to afford it. PROPHECY: In 10 years I will be graduated from Western, happily married, and still begging Angie Hood to organize our 10 year reunion. 132 With Jamie Slagle—WILL: I will my ability to play the trombone to Mooooody Missy' and Beenie-Weenie . To my sister Becky, I will my driving ability, hopefully she'll be more careful than I was. To Susan, I will an encyclopedia to answer her endless questions. To Mr. Freeman, I will a good attitude and a happy disposition. I will all my love and respect to Karen. PROPHECY: In ten years, I'll be either a successful lawyer working on a political career or a spy, but then again 1 could be a rock-n-roll star, or I could be a professional soccer player, or I could be a ... Monique Stokes—WILL: I will my superb ability to dance and make up SERIOUS pom pom routines to next years G.V. cheerleaders. 1 also will my ability to have a male companion to my best friend The Vulture and my grades to Nina Napier. Lastly, I will my love forever to my sweetheart, Devon. PROPHECY: My prophecy is to graduate from college and become a RICH successful fashion merchandiser, shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue, sporting a nasty Supra. Happily married with ABSOLUTELY NO KIDS. Stuart Thompson—WILL: I will the great experiences of my Senior basketball season to Troy, Weedhopper, Chris, and Kirk, I will my ability to get along with girls to Allan because he needs it badly. 1 will Joe Dale the ability to go insane. PROPHECY: In ten years I will marry a trollop at which time I will retire from work and become a full-time Hore Arishnad, shave my head, and become a professional Broccoli Chopper. Madonna Trisler—WILL: 1 will my ability to skip English and still get an A to Melissa Lyons, my friendship to Angie Gregory, the only person who has always been there when I really needed someone to talk to. Also, her boy friend's height. I will the ability to put up with coach Johnson four years straight to anyone who will try it. I will the ability to quit giving the teachers a hard way to go to Janice Stakelin. Gelonda K. Vaughn—WILL: I will my talent track ability to little Josh. I will my weight to Barbara Rogers. I will all my times of getting buttered to Cindy Jones. I will all my partying and staying out of trouble to my little sis, Joann Stigall. PROPHECY: In five years lames Blackmon and I will be married and living in a four story town house apartment. He will be the president of our big business company. I will be driving a red 280 ZX and James will drive a black Camero. Mike Voris—WILL: I will my ability to go uptown every night of the week and to get Mrs. Russell for English to Mark Bottom and Kirk Hembree. I will my Red Wings to Chad Nevius. PROPHECY: To be scarfin' in all kinds of money and have my own place to party at. Jennifer Votaw—WILL: I will all my love to Tim. I will my ability not to flirt to my sister Shannon and I will my height to my little sister Brandie. I will Dee Dee my ability to stay away from Wal-Mart. PROPHECY: I will be happily married to a cute red-head and I will be making lots of money and still spending at the malls. Harold Wilhite—WILL: 1 will my ability to have money all the time to whoever is most unfortunate. PROPHECY: Within 4 years I will have my own business and be successful. Missy Wilham—WILL: I will my ability to study and my locker full of pictures to my little brother Larry. 1 will my ability to hit the big “3 base-line jumper to Sharon Springate. I also will my ability to play basketball as a team player to the future Lady Pioneers at H.H.S. I also leave my ability to drive to Chris Satterly. PROPHECY: In four years I will have already graduated from college and have a good teaching job. Then, when I’m 25, I hope to find the man of my dreams, start a family, and live in a mansion on a hillside. Wills-133 Hats Off For 'Grads! 134 Seniors Seniors 135 236— Seniors Recognizing Our Patrons of the Arts PHOT OGRAPHY PORTRAIT • AERIAL • WEDDINGS 318 Lexington Avenue, Danville, KY 40422 606-236-3905 THE HARRODSBURG HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK STAFF AND SPONSORS WISH TO THANK THE HARRODSBURG THE ADVOCATE HERALD MESSENGER FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO OUR 1987 YEARBOOK. THEIR COOPERATION WAS GREATLY APPRECIATED. 606)734-5992 TURPIN MASONRY, INC. EVERY jOB DONE TO MEET YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Willie Turpin 660 Beaumont Avenue Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 138 Ads m ©a® Mp3 Today's Guard offers programs you can't afford to miss ► Including ◄ Gl Bill ★ Tuition Assistance ★ Job Training Extra Income ★ Self Discipline - Call Today -The Kentucky National Guard Call Terry Webb 734-3409 or 1-800-372-7601 COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES From SIMS £AMk±ieF$hoppc' GEORGE I. JONES, JR., R.Ph. AUCTION REALTY CO. 211 NORTH GREENVILLE ST. Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 325 SOUTH COLLEGE HARRODSBURG. KY 44330 734-4314 Buster Sims Auctioneer Broker 734-4455 We never forget your heatth...your finances! Good Luck IF YOU CAN'T WAIT GO TO AUTOMATE Seniors 993 Houstonville Road Danville, Kentucky PI ZETA SORORITY BEST WISHES to the Grads of '87 140 Ads THE BEST WESTERN MOTEL US 127 SOUTH HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY lAWRASSCAKKmyk fbidat NI6HT SEAFOOD BUFFET RANSDELL FUNERAL CHAPEL OFFICE ON HISTORIC MORGAN ROW HARRODSBURG, KY 734-7766 THE HOME OF PERSONAL SERVICE CONGRA TULA TIONS to the '87 GRADS HOLIDAY HAIRSTYLING CLINT WOODARD TOM GANDOLFO Owner Owner MR. KWIK SHOPPING PLAZA Phone 734-2292 for appointments WOODARD-GANDOLFO MOTOR CO., INC. T 5 PONTIAC DENNIS HOLIDAY SHERRI KIDD owner operator 725 Maple Avenue P. O. Box 1328 (606) 236-3217 Danville, Ky. 40422 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '87 142 Ads Compliments of MEADE'S DEAN, DEAN DEAN (ThuZVaSwt) HARDWARE STORES ATTORNEYS AT LAW Since 1945 113 Lexington Street 202 Chiles 734-3366 Calvin Shewmaker 111 Phone: 734-2501 Compliments of BEST WISHES to the CLASS of '87 PIZZA HUT MERCER VETERINARY CLINIC Beaumont Plaza Shopping Center Harrodsburg, Kentucky Phone 734-5171 734-4637 Phone: 734-5143 Don L. Notter, D.V.M. Wm. Mac Pyles, D.V.M. Lemayne Ellis, D.V.M. Ads-143 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS KENTUCKY SOUVENIRS SALES 540 N. College Street P.O. Box 383 Harrodsburg, Kentucky, 40330 Butch b Linda Hood ALEXANDER AND ROYALTY FUNERAL HOME 304 East Lexington Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky 40330 Larry Sanders Kevin Perkins Karen Sanders Pat Lear Peggy Vaught BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '87 Keepsake-Starfire Diamonds HARRODSBURG AND DANVILLE MERCER COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE CLERK—Ralph Morris DEPUTIES Larry Short Jo Anne Logue JoEllen Horn Frances Stine Gayle Gerlach VeLois Garriot 734-3361 144 -Ads CONGRA TULA TIONS to the CLASS OF '87 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Chartered 1961 216 South Main, Lawrenceburg, Ky. Phone (502) 839-6961 FSUC 104 S. Chiles St. Phone (606 ) 734-5452 Compliments THE HARRODSBURG HERALD HARROD FASHION 116 SOUTH MAIN STREET HARRODSBURG, KY Lee McKinley, Mgr. Phone: 734-3460 GOLDEN CORRAL STEAKHOUSE Congratulations to the CLASS of '87 ■wii. .'•i.ufc Aiir COLLEGE STREET 734-9324 GRAVE'S JEWELERS 129 SOUTH MAIN HARRODSBURG, KY Phone: 734-2284 HOURS: Sun.-Thurs.—11 a.m.-lO p.m. Fri.-Sat.—11 a.m.-l p.m. 146 Ads THOMPSON'S BORON HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Specializing in: Custom piping Radiator service Vinyl tops Mechanical work Wrecker Service Phone: 734-9732 Nights: 734-5586 CHEESE MANUFACTURING AND CHEESE MART Congratulations to the CLASS of '87 DAVENPORT ROBINSON WHITENACK INSURANCE 204 SOUTH MAIN Phone: 734-4358 QmkmsMfS) P sti ©mtimO ©@o JOE, The Bug Man 133 WEST FACTORY STREET HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY (606) 734-2312 Joe Blankenship P.O. Box 323 Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 734-3487 Jeff Blankenship Kenny Williams Ads 147 570 CHESTNUT STREET 134 SOUTH MAIN STREET Citizens I Fidelity Bank Trust Company Mercer County aiUlHOUSM LENDER TWO FULL SERVICE LOCATIONS —Ads SUTHERLAND—CLARK PHARMACY Best Wishes to the CLASS of '87 HARRODSBURG FLOOR COVERING 1015 Danville Road Residential Commercial Sales Service Expert Installation Your Family Prescription Shop Congratulates the CLASS of '87 113 East Office Harrodsburg, Kentucky Alexander Smith Columbus Congoleum Galaxy Armstrong BEST WISHES from HITACHI Hitachi Automotive Products (USA), Inc. 955 Warwick Road Harrodsburg, Kentucky Ads 149 MOVIES BEST SELECTION IN FILMS 124 South Main Harrodsburg, Kentucky Greg Edwards, Owner Phone: 734-4002 TOP'S PHILLIPS 66 NORTH COLLEGE HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Phone: 734-6121 Mgr. Doug Scheuer HARRODSBURG AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 123 Chiles Harrodsburg, Kentucky Jim Moseley, Owner Phone: 734-3321 MORGAN ROW GIFT SHOP 216 S. Chiles Harrodsburg, Kentucky Doris Jim Moseley, Owners 150-Ads Congratulations to the CLASS of '87 Compliments of Dennis Alan Hise, P.S.C. U.S. 127 NORTH Family Dentistry P.O. BOX 104 Phone: (606) 734-5437 Compliments of MORGAN'S MARATHON Ralph Morgan, Owner 518 Bellows Mill Road Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations to the CLASS of '87 RICHARD M. DARTT,D.V.M. JAMES C. LANE, D.V.M. 1058 North College Street 734-2245 Harrodsburg, Kentucky 40330 734-5030 For Real Viewing Compliments of R. V. CABLEVISION, INC. Phone: 734-2823 RSabJ FURNITURE hjl I SHOWROOMS MARK ROYALTY Complete Home Furnishings Serving the Community Since 1951 520 NORTH MAIN HARRODSBURG, KY (606) 734-3637 Ads—151 Compliments PIONEER 1 HOUR °f CEEANERS PRIVATE SALES • AUCTIONS • APPRAISALS COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Fast Service With No Extra Charge T r SEXTON ( ASSOCIATES — 112 Wesf Lexington Street ANN DARLAND CASSANDRA J. DURHAM J A M ES C. SE XTON OFFICE BOB-734-7585 REAL ESTATE ItROKFR HOME fidfi-734-933fi AM) Al’CTIONEER LINDA K. ROGERS ELIZABETH Y. JAMES Congratulations BEST WISHES to the to the CLASS of '87 CLASS of '87 WILLIAM L. WITTWER MERCER TIRE DMD Warwick Road 117 E. Lexington Street Phone: 734-3819 Phone: 734-4563 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Harrodsburg, Kentucky BEST WISHES SIGN OF THE UNICORN to the 1987 GRADUATES BOOKSTORE DOUGLAS L. GREENBURG Come Browse With Us” 328 W. Main Street Danville, Kentucky Mercer County Attorney's Office 734-9405 JS2—Ads Compliments of Congratulations to the CLASS of ’87 THE CARRIAGE TRADER MILBURN'S SHOE STORE AND REPAIR Automotive Dealership on top of Danville Hill GARY H. HOUCH1N, OWNER 108 Popular Street MERCER MOTORS COY'S FORD AND MERCURY BAKERY PASTRIES 220 NORTH MAIN 103 SOUTH MAIN HARRODSBURG, KY Celebrating our 36th pear, thanks to you.” Phone: 734-2538 It's Thrifty to Shop for Quality Outfits for the Family HAHN'S STATION BROADDUS, INC. MAIN STREET HARRODSBURG, KY Norman Hahn A TLAS—BA TTERIES—ACCESSORIES 354 College Street Dial 734-9578 Ads—153 Home-Owned and Operated William Dedman, Skeeter Reed, Lonnie Campbell GATEWAY MISTER KWIK Best Wishes to the 1987 Graduates HARROD CLEANERS Compliments of CRICKETEER MANUFACTURING 110 West Broadway Harrodsburg, Kentucky 734-3623 Congratulations CLASS of '87 [d U £.ntuclzL) zf E.±t oration . Furniture Stripping Refinishing SEAT WEAVING-ANTIQUES RESTORED ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK STRIPPED KITCHEN CABINETS REFINISHED FINE CRAFTSMANSHIP FLOOR SANDING. REFINISHING 734-6237 (NORTH OF BRIGHT LEAF) BOB DIANNE CAIRNS 1600 Danville Rd. Harrodsburg TAKE A 30 MINUTE VACATION WITH THE WOLFF SYSTEM SUN BACKDOOR TANNING CENTER 108 S. Main Street Phone: 734-4413 CLASS of '87 Best Wishes BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE ||p COFFMAN TROPHY 464 N. Main Street Danville, Kentucky JUNCTION CITY, KY Phone: (606) 854-9233 Congratulations to the CLASS of '87 Compliments °f LEE'S SUZUKI YAMAHA BILL'S OUTLET 202 NORTH COLLEGE Phone: 734-4449 DANVILLE ROAD Phone: 734-5150 Congratulations to the CLASS of '87 Compliments of Compliments HARRODSBURG THE LOUISVILLE STORE CANDY AND TOBACCO AGGIE SALE SPORT SHOP U.S. 127 SOUTH HARRODSBURG, KY 40330 Phone: (606) 734-4775 (606) 734-7483 Bruce Springate Bobby Springate WHBN AM and FM stereo radio AM 1420 and FM 99.3 on your dial HARRODSBURG, KY 156-Ads EDWARD'S INSURANCE AGENCY INC. COMPLIMENTS OF DAVID SHEWMAKER, AGENT CURRY DEDMAN, AGENT 101 SOUTH MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 409 HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY 40330 BEAUMONT PLAZA HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Phone: 734-7702 Everyday low prices; Everybody says it; We stand by it! US 127 SOUTH HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY 158-Ads CUS1C BU1CK-CHEVROLET US 127 SOUTH—HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Harrodsburg 734-7736 Danville—236-8839 Lexington—253-0331 OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE '87 GRADS Meredith Murphy, Inc. Hair and Make-up Designers 861 South College Harrodsburg Kentucky 40330 (606) 734-2591 IF YOU CARE WE CARE Kenneth Meredith Tim Murphy Kevin Meredith Nancy Phillips Stratton SOUTHERN STATES HARRODSBURG COOPERATIVE INCORPORATED LOUISVILLE ROAD HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Phone: 734-2369 Ads-159 THREE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU STATE BANK TRUST CO. CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF '87 HOURS: 9 a.m.—2 p.m. Monday—Friday DRIVE-IN 8 a.m.—2 p.m. Monday—Thursday 8 a.m.—6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m.—22 p.m. Saturday OMLHOUSM LENDER H.H.S. BOOSTERS m Ads BEST WISHES CLASS of '87 ga Tapp Road HairodsDurQ. KanlucHy 40330 FORT HARROD PHARMACY HOME HEALTH CARE Russell Stover Candies Gibson Greeting Cards Elizabeth Arden Cosmetics Free Delivery Phone: (606) 734-5431 Ads—161 PARKER'S of DANVILLE 305 W. MAIN STREET DANVILLE, KENTUCKY Bill Parker, Pres. MONTY’S MARKET Home of Quality Meats Groceries' Vie Deliver 726 Cane Run Phone Harrodsburg, KY 734-2449 109 Short Street harrodsburg. KY 40330 TRACE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. BEST WISHES, SENIORS! Bus. 734-5110 Home: 734-9611 Congratulations to the Class of '87 FREEMAN ISON MEN'S STORE 114 So. Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky 162- Ads CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '87 PHILLIPS MOORE ATTORNEYS AT LAW 734-3581 734-2185 MC GLONE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PA V1NG—EXCA VA TING BEST WISHES from HOP'S DRIVE IN HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY BUSTER'S DAIRY FREEZE DANVILLE, KENTUCKY The Other's Fool 'Ya We Feed 'ya! MC GLONE MINI-STORAGE 836 NORTH COLLEGE STREET HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY (606) 734-5176 US 127 North Phone Harrodsburg, Kentucky (606) 734-5176 COMPLIMENTS °f HARRODSBURG HARDWARE 123 SOUTH MAIN HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY John David Sanders, owner 734-9970 All Sizes Available Wolf Tanning System: Facials: Manicures Waxing Ear Piercing at Beaumont Plaza Phone 734-7444 Ads—163 BEST WISHES to the '87 GRADUATES B-GREEN LAWN CARE Ken Powell, Owner 106 Mercer Avenue 734-2748 Harrodsburg, Kentucky CLARKE KELLER OIL COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '87 Gus Clarke, Jr. Phone 734-2395 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS from your friends WHITE HOUSE HUMPHREY INC. BEST WISHES SENIORS Local Salesman 206 E. Main Danville, Kentucky Ronnie Long COLEMAN LUMBER YARD, INC. Harrodsburg Burgin 734-4384 748-5211 164-Ads Our Compliments To The 1987 Graduates CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE CLASS OF '87 COLDWeiX BANKER□ V.I.P REALTY, INC. 317 W. MAIN DANVILLE, KENTUCKY 236-5450 BEAUMONT INN Local Rep: Gene Middleton Best Wishes CLASS of ’87 WATTS DURR OIL CO. Broadway North College Harrodsburg, Kentucky Wayne Watts 734-2331 734-2161 WE TREAT OUR CUSTOMERS LIKE ROYALTY US 127 SOUTH 734-4376 Ads 165 Congratulations, Seniors! ARROWHEAD FARM Mr. Mrs. Tom Moore BEST WISHES H.H.S. Seniors of 1987 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CORNING GLASS CLASS OF 1987 WORKS DR. FRANK WHALEN, JR. M.D. HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY DR. BACON MOORE, III, M.D. 166 Ads CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '87 ROYALTY’S FLORIST AND GIFTS 453 PRICE AVENUE HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Phone: 734-3339 A Aggie Sales Sports 156 Alexander Royalty Funeral Home 144 Arrowhead Farm 166 Arnold's Florist 160 Automate of Danville 140 B Back Door Tanning 155 Baskins-Robbins Ice Cream 155 Beaumont Inn 165 Bill's Outlet 156 B-Green Lawn Service 164 Blankenship Pest Control 147 Blue Ribbon Deli 160 Bright Leaf Resort 160 Broaddus, Inc. 153 Burton Oil Co. 160 C The Carriage Trader 153 Citizen's Fidelity Bank 148 Clarke-Keller Oil Co. 164 Coffman Trophy 155 Coldwell-Banker Reality Co. 165 Coleman's Lumber Co. 164 Corning Glass Works 166 Coy’s Bakery 153 Cricketeer Mfg. Co. 155 The Cumberland 157 Cummins Tractor 161 Cusic Chevrolet 159 D Dariymen, Inc. 147 Dr. Richard Dartt 151 Devanport, Robinson Whitenack Insurance 147 Dean, Dean Dean 143 Dr. Nick Dedman 160 The Discount House 160 E Edward's Insurance Co. Inc. 158 Dr. LaMayne Ellis 143 F Fort Harrod Pharmacy 161 Freeman Ison Men's Wear G G H Furniture 151 Gateway Super Market 154 Douglas Greenburg, Atty. 152 The Golden Corral 146 Graves Jewelers 146 H Hahn's Chevron 153 Harrod's Cleaners 155 Harrod Fashion 146 Harrodsburg Candy Tobacco 156 Harrodsburg Floor Covering 149 Harrodsburg Hardware 163 Harrodsburg Herald 146 Harrodsburg 1st. Federal 145 Dr. Dennis Hise 151 Hitachi 149 Holiday Hair Styling 142 Hop's 163 Ronald Hurst Reality 142 K Kentucky National Guard 139 Kentucky Souvenirs 144 The Kroger Store 158 L Barbara Lake's Fashionette 163 Lawson's Jewelers 144 Dr. J. C. Lane 151 Lee's Suzuki 156 Mrs. Arnold Logue 160 Logue Photography 138 The Louisville Store 156 M McGlone Construction 163 McGlone Mini Storage 163 Meade Hardware 143 Mercer County Clerk's Office 144 The Medicine Shoppe 140 Mercer Motors 153 Mercer Tire 152 Mercer Veterinary Clinic 143 Meredith Murphy Hair Design 149 Mil burn's Shoes 153 Mister Kwik 154 Mister Kwik Car Wash 154 Monty's Market 162 Dr. Bacon Moore 166 Morgan Row Gift Shop 150 Morgan's Marathon 151 N NAPA 150 Dr. George Noe 160 Dr. Don L. Not ter 143 O Old Kentucky Restorations 155 P Parker's Shoes 162 Phillips Moore A ttys. 163 Pic-A-Flic 150 Pioneer One Hour Cleaners 152 PeZeta Sorority 140 Pizza Hut 143 Dr. Machir Pyles 143 R R.V.'Cablcvtsion Ransdall Funeral Chapel 142 Royalty-Keightley Lumber Company 165 Royalty's Florist 167 S Sexton Associates 152 Signet Systems 161 Sign of the Unicorn Book Store 152 Sim's Realty Co. 140 Southern States 159 Dr. Barry A. Spoonamore 160 State Bank Trust 160 Sutherland-Clark Pharmacy 149 T Taylor, Stevens Campbell 160 Thompson's Boron 147 Top's Food Mart 150 Traces Management 162 Turpin Masonry, Inc. 138 W Wal-Mart 158 Watts Durr Oil Co. 165 Dr. Frank Whalen 166 W H B N 156 W. A. Wickliffe, Atty. 160 Dr. Wm. Wittwer 152 Whitehousc Humphrey 164 Woodard Gandolfo 142 168 Index