Mercer County High School - Highlander Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)
- Class of 1965
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THE HIGHLANDER 1965 VOLUME 10 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS MERCER HIGH SCHOOL HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY 2 DEDICATION This is the tenth anniversary of Mercer High School. In these ten years we have seen an in- crease in our student body, new subjects added to our curriculum, and new rooms added to the building itself. We are justly proud of our school’s progress these past ten years, and it is with pride that we are now ready to become graduates of Mercer High. As we face the future, we think of our education as a tree. From the trunk there are many branches representing the various ways we now shall go. However, just as the most important part of a tree is composed of its roots, so too the most important part of our education is composed of the roots of knowledge. These roots are formed by the basic fundamentals of the three R’s, reading, ‘riting, and ‘rithmetic; by the development of a desire to learn; and by the formation of study and work habits which have carried us through our high school days and will carry us through the days of our future, whatever that future may bring. Our roots had their beginnings in Cornishville, Fairview, McAfee, Rose Hill, Salvisa, and Shakertown. There they were nourished by patient and dedicated teachers who prepared us for high school work, who taught us to think, and who struggled unceasingly to instill in us a desire for, and an appreciation of, knowledge. Fairview is no more. Perhaps for that very reason those of us who spent our first years there remember Fairview and its teachers with particular nostalgia, just as the other members of our class remember their respective schools and teachers. Thus it is with deep appreciation from grateful hearts that we dedicate this year’s HIGHLANDER to our elementary school teachers. Miss Neva Pearl Woods Mrs. Jean Harlow Mrs. Sharon Long Mrs. Sharon Parsons Mrs. Mable Wheeler Mr. Vernice Pinkston - Principal Miss Mable Stratton Miss Wilma James Mr. Albert Foley Mrs. Corrine Gash Mr. Bruce Champion - Principal Mrs. Grace Champion Mrs. Louise Pulliam Mrs. Winnie Catlett Mrs. Katherine Baker Mrs. Myrtle Woods Mrs. Dora Jones Mrs. Hazel Gash Mrs. Dixie Huffman Mrs. Louise Robinson Mrs. Nantie Belle Gabhart Mrs. Zelma McGinnis Mrs. Gladys Releford Mr. Marcus Prather Mrs. Lou Will Barnett - Principal Mr. Donald Litteral Mr. Lucian Downey Mrs. Opal Montgomery Mrs. Edith Akers Mrs. Patricia Hendren Mrs. Wanda Gabhart Miss Margaret Anderson Mr. Jerry Kays Mrs. Jean Secchi Mrs. Hazel Lester Miss Valeria Wright - Principal Mrs. Virginia Noel Mr. Julius Hungate Mr. William Brashear Mrs. Eva Foster - Principal Mrs. Mattie West Mrs. Ollie Gabhart Mrs. Christine Young Mrs. Bonnie Meredith Mr. Leslie Durr jet ; SALVISA SCHOOL SHAKERTOWN SCHOOL CORNISHVILLE SCHOOL ROSE HILL SCHOOL MC AFEE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY We realize the inevitability of wasted hours were we to seek knowledge without the guidance of others. For this reason we understand the im- portance of an efficiently-run plant where this knowledge can be conveyed from teacher to stu- dent. The administration of the “Plant” our school, is of primary importance. Therefore: We wish to express our gratitude to the Admin- istration and Staff of Mercer High School, each of whom has aided us in countless ways. We take this opportunity to pay tribute to their constant activity in our behalf—the wisdom of their exper- ience--their readiness to assist us in our under- takings, whether they be academic, athletic or social--and the many hidden tasks they perform, which contribute to the smooth functioning of our school system. MERCER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Lloyd Mayes Mr. James Me Murry Mr. A. T. Hensley - Superintendent-Secretary Mr. Marion Britton - Chairman Mr. William Gritton Mr. Joe King We are indeed grateful to these members of the Mercer County Board of Education who have so freely and generously given many long hours in the interest of education. 8 SUPERINTENDENT - MR. A.T. HENSLEY OFFICE PERSONNEL SUPERVISOR Mr. Walter Rowe DIRECTOR OF PUPIL PERSONNEL SECRETARIES TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Miss Nellie Robards Mrs. Audrey Hensley Miss Irene Nooe (no picture) PTA OFFICERS President...............................Mrs. Earl Cummins Vice President..........................Mrs. Milton Catlett Secretary...............................Mrs. Herbert Ransdell Treasurer....................................Mrs. Grace Sharp Parents and teachers, what a combination? Regardless of the fact that we students sometimes consider them to be some sort of monsters, there are times we have to admit they're a rather nice group of people to have around. At Mercer, the parents and teachers work together to help Mercer become a much better school. The main fund-raising event of the organization is the fall-festival held annually at the school, the proceeds from which are used to buy much needed equipment, books, and other supplies. We do appreciate their interest and work. ♦ Mrs. Eunice Jones, English Mrs. Lillian Parson, English, Speech OUR FRIENDS _ Mr. Thomas Pinkston, English Mrs. Martha Peavler, English, French Mrs. Elizabeth Whitehead, English, Spanish, Latin Miss Irene Dickerson, Librarian Mrs. Mary Dott Gritton--Bookkeeping, Typing, General Mrs. Clarice Hatcher--Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Business. Practice. OUR FACULTY Mrs. Nellie Gill--Home Economics, Family Living. Miss Charlotte Sims--Home Economics Mr. Joe Gill--Driver's Training, Geography, Govern- Mr. Amos Black--Physical Education, Health. ment. Mr. James Gash, Algebra, Geometry Mrs. Thelma Stuart, Math, Trigonometry, Solid Geom- etry OUR FRIENDS _ Mr. George Brooks, Agriculture, Farm Mechanics Mr. Howard Whitehead, Agriculture Mr. Kenneth King, Physics, Biology, Chemistry Mr. Andrew May, Music. Band Mr. Charles Preston, Art Mr. Tilden Deskins, Health, Physical Education OUR FACULTY EDUCATION IS MY NAME Dorothy E. Snow Taken from DELTA KAPPA GAMMA BULLETIN I am the Builder: Education is my name. I am the builder of all things--great and small: I am the builder of the universe from the beginnings of time. I am the Builder: I have taught men how to live .upon the earth in peace and brotherhood: I have taught men how to live--and how to die; I have taught them how to love a great cause, and I have taught them how to serve it, even unto death. I have taught men how to build. . . Upon the errors of yesterday, Upon the realities of today, Upon the hopes of tomorrow. When their handiwork has failed and their structures have collapsed about their heads, I have taught them to rise once more from the shambles, take up their tools and begin again; When their efforts have been rewarded with the admiration of their fellows, I have given them the grace and humility of beloved champions. I am the Builder: I am the builder of homes and schools and churches, of factories, bridges, and broad turnpikes. . . I am’the builder of minds, of hearts, of ideals. . . I am the builder of books, and paintings, of towering cathedrals, of tiny country churches. . . I am the builder of friendship, of self-sacrifice, of honor, generosity, patriotism, of all things noble. I am the Builder: I am the builder of people--I am the chief nourisher of youth and the sustenance of age; I am the nursemaid of the child; I am the companion of the invalids; I bring comfort into the land of the blind, and into the four walls of a prison cell. I am the Builder: My scope is unlimited. . . Whenever the human mind calls out to me through the darkness, lam there. Wherever there are eager men with the courage to follow, I can lead. Whoever will put aside self-conceit, prejudice, superstition, I can serve. These are my patrons. . . But they must forsake all else and bow before me as their master, And I will in turn become their eternal servant. 16 I am the Builder: Education is my name. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Ernest Foster Mr. John Bowman Mr. John Claunch Mr. Albert Claunch Mr. Kenneth Huffman Mr. Rue Patterson Mr. Rue Huffman Mr. Morris Lester Mr. Roscoe Disponett COOKS Mrs. Herbert Wiley Mrs. Garnett Whittaker Mrs. Argo Dean Mrs. Charles Sanford PERSONNEL CUSTODIAN Mr. Charles McMurry SENIORS OFFICERS President - Bobby Cannon Vice-President - Etha Brashear Secretary - Ann Sharp Treasurer - Howard Fallis Reporter - Nancy Cox Historian - Lynda Ransdell Nichols (absent) Chaplin - Tommy Jones SPONSORS Mrs. Eunice Jones Mrs. Mary Dott Gritton Mrs. Elizabeth Whitehead Mr. Kenneth King - ROY NORMAN ALCORN CHARLES RUSSELL BOGLE REDA BRITTON DONNA MARIE BROWN OMER GILBERT BROWN PATRICIA LYNN BROWN JANET SUE COX NANCY LOUISE COX SANDY LEE CURTSINGER MICHAEL DARLAND DELLA CUMMINS LYNDA JAYNE CUMMINS CONNIE DERRINGER STEVE DESKINS LORETTA B. DEVINE TRESIA JOLENE DISPONETT ZELMA LOUISE DONEGHY HAROLD C DOSSETT LINDA SUE EDWARDS JUDY CAROL GASH ROY DAVIS GASH SHELIA DIANE GILLILAND MYRTLE LOIS GREEN JUDY CAROLYN HUFF CECILIA ROSE HUGHES LINDA CAROL HILL DOROTHY GAYLE HUFFMAN BERNIE WILSON KEARNS JEANETTA MAE LANE JANET MARILYN LAY LEON D. LEONARD LEONA GAY LESTER GARY NOEL CHARLOTTE OVERSTREET JOHN A. PRESTON III BARBARA MAE RANSDELL GERI SUE RANSDELL BRENDA ANN RICHMOND JACQUELINE RANSDELL MARION E. ROGERS JR. wmmm JANET LYNN STRATTON KENNETH RAY TAYLOR SHELBY ELLIOTT TYLER LARRY WARNER CINDY MARIE WHITENACK MICHAEL YEAST Books are the compasses and telescopes and sextants and charts which other men have prepared to help us navigate the dangerous seas of human life. - Jessie Lee Bennett - MOST STUDIOUS ETHA BRASHEAR BOBBY CANNON MOST POPULAR GERI SUE RANSDELL TOM JONES BEST DRESSED JANET STRATTON WAYNE MAYES MOST ATHLETIC NANCY COX MIKE DARLAND BEST LOOKING JUDITH SHORT BERNIE KEARNS BEST PERSONALITY JACKIE RANSDELL JERRY THACKER MOST BASHFUL JUDY GASH JOE RUSSELL BEST ALL AROUND GAYLE HUFFMAN ORBAN MAYES WITTIEST LYNDA NICHOLS LESLIE WATTS • • JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS President. . Vice President Margie Woodard Secretary. . Treasurer. . Adele Dean Reporter . . Historian. . Kandie Prather Don Allen Carolyn Anderson Edith Anderson Janet Ashford Dianne Baker Steve Barnett Jean Beasley Margaret Breeding Charles Britton Larry Russell Brock Janice Bugg Roy Bugg Shirley Bugg Jimmy Burns Glave Burton El wood Byrd David Carter Robert Catlett David Chapman Harry Cheatham Hobert Cheatham John Chilton Larry Clark Gaylon Claunch Linda Collier David Combs Cheryl Corpe Debbie Cunningham William Currens Ronald Dailey Fred Darland Judy Daulton A dele Dean Argo Dean Joyce Dean Louise Dean Thomas Dearing Geraldine Devine Larry Devine Marion Devine David Drury Gayle Drury Brenda Duncan Pat Duncan Rose Farney Jane Freeman Brenda Goforth Shirley Green Monte Hart Carolyn Hill Charles Hollar Johnny Horn Duanne Hoskins Don Huffman Danny Huffman Sammy Irvin David Ison Jean Ison Betty Jo King Thomas Lane Wanda Lane Eddie Lanham Bobby Lewis Jo Ann Lewis H. T. Logue Roger Logue Tommy Logue Boyd Long Renee Majors Patty McCrosky Jimmy McGlone Joyce McRay Judy McRay Charles Meaux Maudie Meaux Johnny Meredith Larry Mitchell Linda Monroe Charnell Nichols Mary Louise Nichols Judy Noel Jerry Norton Regina Pankey Bonnie Parker Jean Pearson Betty Peavler Judy Peavler Tommy Peavler Brenda Phillips Mae Phillips Kandie Prather Gary Prather Shirley Proctor Vicki Ransdell Trudy Reed Hope Releford Sue Reynolds Charles Robinson Joyce Robinson Jim Rowe Emma Dale Royalty J. L. Sampson Larry Secchi Robert Shewmaker Kenny Sims Dorothy Tatum Carolyn Taylor Adrian Thompson Floying Thompson Frances Thompson Kathy Trisler Sammy Watts Mike Woods Milton Yocum NO PICTURE Sandra Cornett Garnett Peavler Drew Stratton MR. S MISS JUNIOR SUE REYNOLDS TOMMY LOGUE JUNIORS We woh FIRST prize in the Christmas Parade. Look - OUR CLASS RINGS! We went to Beta Convention with Seniors. Want to buy some candy, Mr. Blankenship? No other class has a chance in a talent show. We have Maudie ! ! ! SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . . Danny Lay . Joey Hendren Lynn Ganter Hannah Foster Danny Vandiver Vicki Allen Joyce Baker Mike Baxter Pam Beasley Ray Beasley Danny Broce Carroll Brown Phyllis Brown Eddie Browning Becki Bugg Sandra Cannon Angela Carpenter Kay Catlett Lana Catlett Harry Cheatham Marie Chilton Joe Claunch Ricky Click W. D. Cocanougher Charles Cole Frankie Cornish Clifford Cunningham David Cunningham Mary Darland Julian Dean Donald Devine Virginia Devine Patricia Dossett Billy Eldridge Hannah Foster Lynn Ganter Nancy Gaunce Roger Gibson Mickey Gilliland Rita Gilliland Evelyn Godbey Gaye Goodlett Jerry Goodlett Larry Goodlett Marsha Ann Goodlett Joey Hendren Linda Hendren DeAnna Hollar John Horn Howard Howells Marion Inman Jerry Keeling Gary Keller Ronnie Knight Garnetta Lake Eddie Lanham Jane Lanham Danny Lay Diane Lay Norman Ledford Robert Logue Rosetta Logue Boyd Long Jimmy Long Walter Meaux Arnold Mershon Carlanne McCrystal Dolly McGinnis Clayton Mize Alice Oldham Kathy Orwig Larry Pearce Clinton Peavler Barbara Peel Brenda Pendegrist Claude Perkins Marguerite Phillips Amalie Preston Billy Price Billy Ransdell Larry Redmon Eddie Reed Janet Reynolds Mary Richardson Eugene Richmond Brenda Riley Eddie Robinson Latricia Robinson Mike Robinson Patricia Russell Sandy Secchi Linda Shepard Buddy Short Beverly Shouse Billie Sue Smithey Randy Somers Reva Gayle Stratton William Taylor Dorris Thornton Pleas Travillian Judy Vandiver Danny Vandiver Julie Walters Gary Warner Bill Webb Bobby Webb Regina Wells Sharon Wells Carolyn Wise Tommy Woods C. J. Yocum Absent Brenda Huffman Thomas Jones Roy Norvell Brenda Phillips Dale Powell Margaret Robinson Janice Russell Lonnie Sanders Tojnmy Semones Marcus Young Freida Grit ton ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ Give me your tired, your poor Your huddled masses yearning to breath free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore, Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed, to me: I lift my lamp beside the golden door. The New Colossus: Inscription for the Statue of Liberty, New York Harbor. Emma Lazarus 63 WE IMPROVE OUR MINDS? WE MAKE MUCH NOISE ! TWO MORE YEARS TO GO! WE LEARN BY DOING. FRESHMEN OFFICERS F esident.... Vice F esident . Jane Morris Secretary . . . TrPA nrp.r Reporter .... Tommy Major Historian.... Dennis Tyler Janice Allen Linda Baugh Douglas Beasley Kathy Beasley Beverly Black Terry Bradford Jan Britton Nancy Britton Sharon Brock Hoberta Brown Shirley Burrus Mike Camic Frances Campbell David Cannada Mary June Caton Sue Ann Clark Nancy Coke Joyce Cole James Corpe Mike Cox Shirley Cox Charles Crossfield John Curtsinger Dale Darland Land a Daughtery Carolyn Dean Jimmy Dean Phyllis Dean Beverly Devine Glenn Devine Marion Devine Verna Devine Verna Farney Eddie Feltz Donald French Roger Fuell Virginia Gilliam Linda Gilpin Janet Godbey Omer Gribbins Freeda Gritton Jerry Gullett Barbara Hardin Gladys Harmon Billy Hatfield Joseph Hawkins Linda Henninger Gary Herring Dennis Wayne Hisle Donna Horn Brenda Huffman Clarence Johnson Ronnie Keebortz Larry Kane Gayle Lanham Rita Logue Ruth Logue Linda Long Norene Long Gary Lou Allen Larry Lovely Nancy Lunsford Tommy Major Jerry McCoy Ronnie McGinnis Mike McKinney Ellison Meaux Rhonda Mabley Judy Monroe Marty Montgomery Jane Morris Bobby Nevius Ann Osborne Cathy Phillips Pam Phillips Ronnie Phillips Lloyd Picket Dale Powell William Poynter Kerry Prather Hubert Proctor Peggy Proctor Lynne Reed Gayle Reed Gary Reynolds Shirley Richter Billy Robinson Garnett Lynn Robinson Judy Robinson William Rogers Gerald Royalty Linda Sallee Elmer Sampson Tommy Semones Wayne Sexton Connie Shifflet 'Phci mtftUtci aA t Billy Simpson Josephine Sowders Mary Evelyn Steele Larry Stopher David Stratton Kay Stratton Brenda Tatum Connie Taylor Larry Taylor Ronnie Taylor Pat Thompson Brenda Turner Dennis Tyler Edwin Tyler Jerry Tyler Sue Voorhies Dennis Wade Wanda Whittaker Carroll Williams Arvonna Yeast Jackie Yeast Linda Yocum Billy Young ABSENT Paul Chambers Danny Gibson Donnie Gullett Jay Sweat OFFICE WORKERS Judie Sparrow Joey Hendren Brenda Richmond Geri Sue Ransdell Barbara Ransdell SPORTS AND CLUBS Career Day at Mercer Initiation Mother-Daughter Banquet Candidates for Homecoming Queen First prize at Beta Convention Measuring the Flag I V I T COACHES FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Bobby Cannon, H. T. Logue, Tommy Woods, Ronnie Knight, Tommy Jones, Wayne Sexton, Ricky Click, Earl Kent Nichols, Tommy Peavler, Charles Bogle, Bernie Kearns, Marion Inman. BACK ROW: Leslie Watts, Bobby Catlett, Jim Rowe, Charles Robinson, Danny Steele, John Wells, Jimmy McGlone, Mike Darland, Orban Mayes, Tommy Dearing, Howard Fallis, Lloyd Pickett, Wayne Mayes. RLE BOGLE MAYES bernie Yearns __ COACHES VARSITY Ricky Click, John Wells, Roger Logue, Danny Sanders, Jack Preston, Walter Meaux, Steve Deskins, Kenny Sims, Roy Bugg, Donnie Allen, Billy Taylor, Charles Meaux. Managers - Joey Hendren, Wayne Mayes. Absent: Danny Steele, Robert Showmaker, Don Huffman, Tommy Logue. JACK PRESTON STEVE DESKINS DANNY SANDERS B TEAM Bobby Nevius, Jerry Tyler, Dennis Tyler, Ronnie Phillips, Ellison Meaux, Wayne Sexton, David Cannada, Mike McKinney, Carrol Brown. Billy Ransdell, Danny Lay, Clinton Peavler, Coach Jimmy Gash. FRESHMAN TEAM Mike Cox, Tommy Majors, Joe Hawkins, Marty Mongomery, Larry Lane, Larry Taylor, Billy Robinson. Dennis Hisle, Elmer Sampson, Ronnie McGinnis, Jerry McCoy, Bill Hatfield, Terry Bradford, Ronnie Keebortz, Gary Lou Allen, Gerald Royalty, Billy Simpson. William Rogers, Dennis Wade, Danny Gibson. BASEBALL TEAM COACH - MR. TED DESKINS FRONT ROW: Marion Inman, Clifford Long, Billy Ransdell, Ricky Click, Danny Lay, Donald Chapman, Danny Sanders, Coach Tid Beskins. BACK ROW: Gay Ion Claunch, Sammy Har- low, Clayton Mize, Kenny Sims, John Wells, Steve Deskins, Roger Logue, Don Allen. STEVE DESKINS DANNY SANDERS SAMMIE HARLOW SPONSOR DRUMMERS Kerry Prather Danny Lay Roger Fuell B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Sharon Brock, Jane Morris, Mary Evelyn Steele, Rita Logue. OFFICERS President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Sponsors . . . . . Frankie Clark . . . Tom Jones . . Betty Jo King . . Judy Simpson Geri Sue Ransdell . . . Miss Sims Mrs. Gritton The Pep Club is an organization whose chief purpose is to promote school spirit and enthusiasm among the student body. PEP CLUB The National Beta Club is an organization of high school students of good mentality and character, credit- able achievement, and commendable attitudes. Membership therein signi- fies that the student has been desig- nated by the high school authorities as worthy of special recognition because of outstanding attainment and prom- ise. The chief function of the Beta Club is to serve the school and com- munity. There are two main events of the school year which are sponsored by the club: Teacher’s Appreciation Week and a banquet honoring the Beta Seniors and the faculty. OFFICERS Sponsor . . . President. . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Chaplains . . Mrs. Hilda Woods . Jackie Ransdell . . . Pat Brown . . . Ann Sharp Donald Chapman . . Tommy Logue Kandie Prather BETA CLUB OFFICERS President . . Vice President Secretary .. . Treasurer . . Sponsor . . . Danny Lay Frankie Clark Carol Catlett Sue Reynolds Mrs. Peavler The purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to pro- mote interest in the people and culture of France. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS OFFICERS Sponsor . . Mrs. Elizabeth Whitehead President......................Pat Brown Vice President.............Janet Stratton Secretary...........Mary Louise Nichols .a HOC tie . CSMC The Latin and Spanish Club was organized to create additional interest in the language and peoples whom we study and to assist in the promotion of school projects. LATIN § SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Sponsor .... Mr. Tommy Pinkston President...............Bobby Cannon Vice-President................Nancy Cox Secretary...............Hope Releford Treasurer..........Mary Louise Nichols Reporter.....................jane Morris The main purpose of the Student Council is to teach good citizenship. It is to provide within the school a climate conducive to the intellectual, physical, social, and moral development of every member of the student body. Other objectives are: to promote the general welfare of the school, to promote scholarship, to help solve problems that arise in school, to uphold school traditions and to develop high ideals of personal conduct. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sponsor .... Miss Irene Dickerson President...................Janet Stratton Vice President .... Kandie Prather Sec. Treas..................Judy Short All pupils who serve as Library Assistants form the Library Club. It has as its chief pur- pose the improvement of the school library. Related purposes are to arouse further enthusiasm for books and reading to encourage interest in the library profession. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Sponsor............ President .... Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer Reporter........... Song Leader . . . Mrs. Thelma Stuart . . . Hannah Foster . . . Joey Hendren . . . . Gay Lester . . . Bernie Kearns . . . Tommy Lane MOTTO To Make the Best Better I pledge my head to clear thinking My heart to greater loyalty My hands to larger service My health to better living For my club, my community and my country. 4-H CLUB CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking, Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE FHA OFFICERS President . . . 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . Song Leader . . Recreation Leaders Historians . . . Parliamentarian Sponsors .... ............Judy Huff . . . Edith Anderson . . . . Diane Wells ............Judy Gash . . . . Sandra Long ...........Pat McCoy .. . . . Cheryl Corpe . . . . Sandie Secchi Frankie Cornish . . . Sandra Cannon Lana Catlett . . . . Wanda Lane ............Mrs. Gill Miss Sims JUNIOR AND SENIOR FHA The Future Farmers of America is the national organization, of, by, and for farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools which operate under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. It is an educational, non-political farm youth or- ganization designed to develop agricultural leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, cooper- ation, citizenship, and patriotism. Through participating experiences in the FFA, members learn how to take part in meetings, to follow parliamentary procedure, to speak in public, and to cooperate with their fellow students in programs for individual and community betterments. SOPHOMORE § SENIOR FFA OFFICERS President . . Vice President Secretajy . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Sentinel . . . Sponsors . . . . . Shelby Tyler . . Roger Logue . . Earl Nichols Hobert Cheatham . . Harold Dossett . . Gary Farthing Mr. Whitehead Mr. Brooks FHA KING DANNY STEELE FHA DREAM BOAT cuci DV TVI CP FfA QUEEN - Vicki1 ransdell FFA SWEETFIEART - don ia brown V k OFFICERS The primary purpose of the National Forensic League is to interest high school students in public speaking and to hold their interest until they acquire a high degree of effective- ness as speakers. It accomplishes this purpose by means of an intriguing system of incentives which always holds out new goals to a student as soon as he attains present ones. NFL President...................Jackie Ransdell Vice-President . . . Brenda Richmond Secretary.................Geri Sue Ransdell Treasurer...................Barbara Ransdell Sponsor.........................Mrs. Parson [tltj The main purpose of the Mercer Science Club is to increase knowledge and further study science. Through experiments mem- bers gain knowledge of the basic concepts of the various sciences. SCIENCE CLUB ■ i i Everyone greatly enjoyed the program given jointly by the chorus and the band at the Fall Festival. We are looking forward to many more this year. DIRECTOR Mr. Andrew May MERCER HIGH CHORUS rzk| The first classes in instrumental instruction be- gan in September. Director Andrew J. May has approximately 100 students in the combined county music organization. Interest and enthusiasm are at a record high, assuring a very bright future for the Mercer County Band. ELEMENTARY BAND MERCER HIGH BAND Mercer County Gives Birth to a Band EDITORS Editor . . . Social Editor Feature Editor Club Editor Class Editor Sports Editor , Art Editor . . Sponsors . . . Donna Patterson . . . Lois Green . Frankie Clark Geri Sue Ransdell . . . Nancy Cox . Danny Sanders . . Joyce Miller . . Mrs. Hatcher Mrs. Peavler BAGPIPER STAFF OFFICERS Sponsor..............Mr. Charles Preston President...................Judy Simpson Vice President.......................Judy Short Secretaries...............Brenda Richmond Jackie Ransdell Nancy Cox Carol Catlett Treasurers.................Frankie Clark Jimmy McGlone To learn the fundamentals of play production, the Drama Guild promotes interest in drama production and develops oral crea tive expression. DRAMA GUILD ..I FALL FESTIVAL Master of Ceremonies - Earl Dean Queen - Sharon Brock King - Arvin Short Crown Bearers - Danny Brock Claire Hatcher ATTENDANTS Nancy Cox, Sue Reynolds, Adele Dean, Janice Allen, Shirley Green. Frankie Cornish, Rita Logue, Janet Cox, Diane Lay, Dianne Baker. Janet Stratton, Sharon Brock. Rhonda Mobley. Carolyn Wise, Rosetta Logue, Betty Jo King. Lynn Ganter, Ronnie Keebortz, Carol Williams. Eddie Reed, Marion Rogers, Ronnie McGinnis. Arvin Short. Shelby Tyler, Jimmy McGlone. Don Allen. Danny Sanders, Jim Rowe, Tommy Jones, Gaylon Claunch, Bobby Catlett, Rickie Click. EDITORS Time is. Time was. Time is past. Time is to come. Co-Editors. . . Features Editor . Art Editor . . . Copy Editor . . Business Manager Sponsor .... . . Barbara Ransdell Burbona Freeman ..........Pat Brown . . . . Ann Sharp . . . Judie Sparrow . . . Steve Deskins Mrs. Martha Peavler I In that time to come, we, the annual staff, hope this issue of the HIGHLANDER will hold for you many happy memories of your past years at Mercer High. THE HIGHLANDER STAFF CORNING CORNING GLASS WORKS 680 E. Office Harrodsburg, Kentucky MERCER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Hours 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. Wednesday 9 thru 12 Complete Banking Service Deposits Insured up to $10,000 m S. Main ■rodsburg, Kentucky IN HARRODSBURG, IT'S MERCER TOBACCO WAREHOUSE COURTEOUS SERVICE RANSDELL BROS. HIGHEST PRICES LESTER PURDOM CRICKETEER MANUF. CO. Compliments of FRIENDS Sport 7 5 Cane Run Harrodsburg Kentucky Coats 112 ARMSTRONG’S STUDIO E. 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David Ransdel 1 Buster Sims Harrodsburg Lawrenceburg 734-4396 839-6294 i r ione H HOP'S DRIVE- IN WILLIAMS GROCERY Bu rge rs-Shakes French Fries i5e Business Appreciated Open Seven Days a Week South College Street Lou i sv i 11e Road Harrodsburg, Kentucky TACKii«| EDWARD'S THACKER AUTO SERVICE Gulf Gas and Oil Kentucky's Famous Country Sausage Batteries, Ti res, and Accessories F inest in Quali ty General Repai r Lawrenceburg, Ky. 839-3422 Phone 748-5310 Burgin Kentucky SERVICE Danville Street U fk 5 , L. W. WILSON Sr SONS Je r r General Contractors y Wi1 son L. W. Wi1 son Pau1 Wi1 son Danv i 11e Road Harrodsburg, Ky. KUHN'S 5 10 Shop the Friendly Store in Lawrenceburg Where Your Business is Appreciated LAWRENCEBURG SUPPLY COMPANY Comp 1 iments of BUSSELL'S DAIRY William Horn Philip N. Goins Jackson Pike 237 Court Street Lawrenceburg, Ky. DAVENPORT'S TRANSFER 123 E. Broadway Harrodsburg, Kentucky FREEMAN AND ISON MEN'S SHOP 114 S. 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Main Harrodsburg, Kentucky fiSm DRAKEFORD'S If TIRE SERVICE 338 E. Office Harrodsburg, Kentucky PARKER AND WARD BARBER SHOP 177 Main Street ANDERSON CLEANERS Lawrencebu rg, Ky. « 839-3310 839-3310 MCMBCR SOUTHSIDE MARKET Groceries Meats Sundries Gas Oil 501 Bellows Mill Pk. Beaumont Ave. The Biggest Little Store In Town Mrs. John H. James, Jr. - Owner BISSET FARM SUPPLY Veterinary Supplies Purina Chows Seeds Sprayers Agricultural Chemicals and Sanitation Supplies MORGAN'S SERVICE STATION Beaumont Avenue FIVE POINTS SERVICE STATION J. E. Cummins, Sinclair Harrodsburg, Ky. GEM DRUG STORE 107 South Main Harrodsburg, Ky. ili SWIRLY TOP DAIRY BAR 589 East Office -- Carry-outs -- Service CARL’S FIX-IT SHOP T. Carl Secchi 219 West Office Street Harrodsburg, Ky. Phones Office 734-4909 Res. 748-5609 Area Code 600 1 20 Sma APPliances Instruments LAY'S SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires, Batteries Accessorie5 HARRODSBURG CANDY TOBACCO C0- CANDY Harrodsburg, Kentucky DEV 1 NE DICKERSON Call 865-2AA0 Salvisa, Kentucky Everything for Farm and BRUNER SIMS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Serving Mercer County For Over 50 Years MERCER COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE Carl Young, Clerk Deputy Deputy Stanley S co 11, Jr, v, . Ralph Mo r t is Compl iments of REYNOLDS NURSERY HARRODSBURG ALUMINUM CO. eg602 N • Main 73 -265 John Clarke, Owner All kinds of new shoes for sale HARRODSBURG SHOE SHOP All Shoes Repaired--Fully Guaranteed 109 Short Street { WHILE Harrodsburg, Kentucky LOVELY'S GROCERY ■ 1 ;Mackville Road Harrodsbur9) Kentucky LOUISE'S BEAUTY SHOP Louisville Road Harrodsburq, Kentucky 73 -3565 STRINGTOWN MARKET Route 1 f Lawrenceburg, Kentucky Compliments of QTANIYADnl g. t. mcginnis, agent STANDARD OIL COMPANY =2 300 Marimon Ave .-•Phone73i+-3885 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Comp 1 imen ts of DRS. MEREDITH, KEIGHTLY, AND MOORE 1 240 East Office CO Harrodsburg, Kentucky L-TJ MEADE'S HARDWARE 113 E. Lexington ( ■ Harrodsburg. Kentucky m IMTIR HATtOM Al HAIVItni PAUL SHEWMAKER 346 E. Office Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky 121 GARDNER PINKSTON Antiques Harrodsburg, Kentucky H.B. Gardner W. T. Pinkston HOP-INN BUS STATION Si 227 South Greenville Harrodsburg, Kentucky 9|T Phone 73i+ i+20A Wl| y Compl iments of FRED ROYALTY, mL f —1 ALMA'S BEAUTY SALON I 106 Popular Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Phone 73 - 576 INGRAM BUICK CO. iTi- Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, anc CMC Trucks KVt ' J 122 West Lexington Harrodsburg, Kentucky RUE INSURANCE AGENCY 118 E. Lexington Harrodsburg, Kentucky The Independent Insurance Agency Built On Service WEAREN-JAMES DRUG COMPANY Harrodsburg, Kentucky HAMILTON'S SHOE SHOP | 1 10 South Main | Harrodsburg, Kentucky LEE C. SIMS Real Estate and Auctioneer Phone 73 -3 04 kWfifW Harrodsburg, Kentucky Let Me Handle Your Next Sale CUMMINS FLYING SERVICE c -Louisville Road - -+ sSs0t{ Harrodsburg, Kentucky EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 122 South Main Harrodsburg, Kentucky CHANCELLOR'S Harrodsburg, Ken BRIGHTLEAF GOLF COURSE and (C x DRIVING RANGE 3 m‘‘ S°' U,S' 127 Danville Road ot V 3 Mi u toma t' c Jr u V “ Driving Tei DR. ERNEST G. ESTRIDGE Harrodsburg, Kentucky ic CURRY AND MORGAN 1 r DISMUKES GROCERY Salvisa, Kentucky no i r r i c T c • ' U ia U U U 1 o 1 O v—— ” Harrodsburg, Kentucky OS y BEAUMONT INN Harrodsburg, Kentucky u ii ¥ PIONEER 1 HR. CLEANERS John T. Mayes rv H. James, Jr. V iljt W. Lexington St. Y a r rodsbu rg , Kentucky Fast Service At No Extra Cost ELOISE'S BEAUTY SHOP 221 W. Office Harrodsburg, Kentucky «i bihe „ Sena it J undiy wJeF MODEL LAUNDRY 120 S. Greenv i11e Harrodsburg, Kentucky C-f WESTERN AUTO gj 100 N. Main i|k§ Harrodsburg, Kentucky '-.A % Am MERCER TIRE RECAPPING 5 0 N. College Wyji' Harrodsburg, Kentucky Harrodsburg, Kentuc ) LAY AND LAWSON 39n|jfffj Harrodsburg, Kentucky (yvn? WHITE COTTAGE RESTAURANT Lexington Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky BRUCE HALE—HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. Aluminum Products Highway 127 ; § ' • phone 734-2863 yf Comp 1 iments of DR. CHARLES E. HATCHER 112 S. Main Harrodsburg, Kentucky 'have an EXTRA PAIR Compl iments of i£S 1. C. JAMES 552 Mercer County Attorney (Sr t) 123 BOTTOM MOTOR 6- USED CARS William A. Bottom Stanley C. Watts ASC-OFF ICE Tom Hendren-Lawrence Hendren Loyd Mayes, Sr. L i bu rn Sallee BAILEY'S MOTEL 81 A North College Harrodsburg, Kentucky LAWRENCEBURG BARBER SHOP J. R. Cox John A. Perry Aky !} Z'raJ R ICHARD GASH'S STANDARD OIL CO COURT STREET GARAGE ■ International Dealer ■ ■■ Gaither Yocum TE 9-3339 Lawrenceburg, Ky. HI STANDARD ■ ■ ■ MAftvttna Compl iments Compl iments of of a R. H. GASH JR. FRIEND C i rcu it Clerk ANDERSON FROZEN FOODS Compl iments Custom Process of Meats and Beef of a Wholesale for Deep Freezers Patronage Appreciated FRIEND THURMAN LONG Jack Brogle's MARATHON SERVICE STATION ■ _ ■ AUTO SALES J MIX 839-6266 J IVl MARATHON Compl iments Compl iments of of a FRIENDS FRIEND 124 SIMS AUCTION REALTY COMPANY 113 South Main Buster Sims Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker KRAFT FOODS Chesley Hazelwood Manage r Compl imerits of the SPORTS CENTER 119 Main St reet Compl iments of the H. L. GROCERY 513 West Broadway FREEMAN FURNITURE APPLIANCES 121 South Main GASH BIRDWHISTLE BARBER SHOP Lawrenceburg, Kentucky W1LHAM'S GROCERY Good Place to Trade Body Repairs and Used TEXACO SERVICE te£co STATION A. G. Patterson Operator RICHMOND GRAIN PRODUCE Harrodsburg, Kentucky Phone 865-A36A Eugene Richmond-Owner Compl iments TENDERLAY TURKEY FARMS Mr. S- Mrs. Carl H. Lay-Owner We wish to thank our many patrons for their generosity. 125 BOOSTERS DR. J.W. 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