Mercer County High School - Highlander Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1972 volume:

ZH8 WQHCAmSK of Mercer County High School MAKKODSMK0KStfZUCKy 1972 Volume X VJJ This year at Mercer County High School has been filled with many moments that we will all remember: the color and pagentry of graduation, the hard rush of football, the pressures of a test, the freed spirit of a pep rally, friendships made that will go on forever--these are all Moments to Remember. Zable of Contents Dedication..................3 Seniors....................11 Juniors....................29 Sophomores.................37 Freshmen...................47 Junior High................54 Administration Faculty ... .65 Honors.....................79 Athletics..................87 Activities................103 Graduation Exercises......130 Senior Directory..........140 Advertisements 147 MOM8J0ZS 03 MAW WOKK 1 can do it myself . . High Thoughts! Type faster?????? r a 4 School, who needs it? Don’t worry and fret, faint-hearted, The chances have just begun. For the best jobs haven't been started. The best work hasn't been done. Berton Braley 3 MOMSNZS 03 4 Done at last. zoQSZMsnms Who said I couldn't dance?? Hellow dar! Hand-Touching Hands. Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love, and be loved, is the greatest happiness of existence. Sidney Smith 5 MOMSNZS Where did it go? Caught you!!! I'd rather fight than switch. Is class THAT boring, K. Perkins? HAPPmSS Revenge--Sweet Revenge. Canned huh? Happiness is the goal of every normal human being. As it is given too for men to die happy, the best that man can hope and strive and pray for is momentary happiness during life repeated as frequently as the cards allow. G.J. Nathan 7 We Do Not Kem Days MOJUSMS 03 ACH1SVSMSNZ We are the best!!! I made it . . . Achievement is our idol, on whose wings great minds are carry'd only to extreme to be sublimely great, or to be nothing. Thos. Southerne Call this a float? Bow, you peasant . . . Victory! 10 SSfflOKS ■ £, Officers-. Drew Tatum Treasurer Eddie Parr Reporter Donnie Duncan President Nancy Caton Secretary Ann Mayes Vice-President 14 Sponsors: Mrs. Jones Mr. Fallis Mrs. Gritton Mr. Whitehead (not pictured) Phillip Anderson David Ball Keith Britton Pam Britton William P. Brown Larry Brown David Brown Jerry Bugg Regina Bussell Larry Camic Ricky Catlett Nancy Lou Caton Richard P. Caton Sharon Caudill Kathy Cheek Lois Von Chilton Sue Wood Chilton Gary Cocanougher Gary Coslow Paula Cunningham Bonnie Curtsinger William M. Curtsinger Clyde Crawley Tony Crawley Jenny Gill Betty Goodlett Robin Green Debbie Grubbs Michael Harp Teresa Hart Juanita Holbrook Marcella Horn Florence Huffman Karen Kelly Judy R. Kinkead Eddie Lay r Wow!! Terry Royalty Ralph Sallee Philip Slaven James Smith Drew Tatum Tony Tribble Doug Vandivier Wanda Votaw Reach, Ricky! Frankie Yocum Terri Yocum Vicki Yocum •t Not Pictured John Akers James Alford Hobert Combs Franklin Disponett James Fisher Pete Matthews Viveca Nelson Jerry Peavler Gary Pendegrist Danny Ransdell Robin Randolph David Simpson Thelma Smith Steven Stewart David Taggart Mike Votaw Mr. and Miss {junior Junior Officers President....................Billy Rigsby Vice-President...............Melanie Carey Secretary....................Becky Sanders Treasurer....................Gwen Bowling ff unior Sponsors Mrs. Hatcher Mr. Decker Mrs. Noel Mr. Murray 30 Steve Abner Robin Anderson Herbert Ashton James Baumberger Renetta Baumstark Gary Best Gwen Bowling Debbie Bowman Juniors Kemember Qood Zimes Jeannine Brogle Debbie Bugg Rosemary Bunnell Kathy Carey Melanie Carey Dave Clark Montie Claunch Terri Claunch 31 Bobby Cocanougher Larry Cocanougher Karen Combs Zoe Anna Cornish Steve Cosby Twana Cummins Sandy Curtsinger Steve Dari and Moments of Mike Davenport Carrie Lee Dean Billy Devine Dottie Driskell Rhonda Durr Judy Egbert Arthur Elliott Kathy Elliott 32 Judy Ellis Laura Fisher Mary Freeman Cheryl Graham Mark Harmon Richard Howard Teresa Huffman Larry Inman Gayle Johnson Pete Jones Ricky Keeling Ruby Keller Mike Lake Robert Laubert Mary Jo Lawson Dennis Lester 33 Jane Logue Billy Luttrell Gary Mayes Ricky McCrystal Jeanne McGinnis Diane McKinney Pam McPherson Joe Morris juniors Making Jt Zkeir Zkird Zime Around Keith Morris Pam Osborne Terry Parson Darrell Peavler Marlene Peavler Steve Peavler Joyce Pennington Sharon Perkins 34 Steve Peyton Billy Rigsby Garry Riley Rita Riley Vivian Riley Betty Robinson Birdie Robinson David Robinson Linda Robinson Judy Royalty Teresa Royalty Becky Sanders Vernell Sanford Sandra Sears Phyllis Shackleford Robert Shewmaker 35 Rumors Enjoy a World of Smting Activities Sue Smith Joy Sparrow Pictures not available for: Glenda Belcher Alvin Crawley William Devine Beverly Douglas Ronald Henderson Kenneth Horn Coleman James Richard Johnson Nina Lyons Jackie Merriman Bonnie Miller Tony Mobley Billy Pierce Ruth Price DeLance Ransdall Kim Randolph Hope Robinson Tommy Sullivan Paula Tucker James Vandiver Harrison Spaulding Dennis Thompson Linda Tyler Tony Young 36 wmm SOPHOMORES wmm. Mr and Miss Sophomore Rosalyn Huffman Greg Schuster Sophomore Officers President........Phillip Crawley Vice-President...Kevin Logue Sec. -Treas......Rosalyn Huffman Reporter.........Carolyn Mobley Sophomore Sponsors Mrs. Adams Mr. Preston Mr. Yeager Mrs. Parson 38 Sophomores Enjoy Second Big year at M Rita Alford Judy Barnes Kathy Barnes Sandra Baumstark Larry Baxter Jane Belcher Julia Birch Judy Bishop Lee Ann Bishop Regina Blackburn Margie Bottom Charlotte Burrus 39 Sophomores Cook forward With Eagerness Karen Cannon Deborah Carcutt Diane Carrier Marsha Caudill Jimmy Cecil Danny Chilton David Cinnamon Max Clark Debbie Claunch Ronnie Claunch Melody Cloyd Terry Coslow Ricky Cox Carol Coy David Crawley Philip Crawley Jeff Cunningham Terry Dailey Dana Darland Tony Disponett Harold Driskell Carroll Drury Lisa Drury Mark Durham Micheal Fowler Lynn Gammon Donna Gay Teresa Gibson Bobby Gray Billie Green Joan Hardin Rodney Harlow Terry Hart Larry Hawkins Patty Hendrix Elmer Holt 41 Cheryl Huffman Mike Huffman Rosalyn Huffman Barbara Humphrey Chris James Vicki Keeling Debbie Kelly Timothy Kidd Susan King Belinda Kurtz John David Lane David Lawson James Laswell John Lay Dennis Lester Georgetta Lewis 42 Kathleen Lewis Robin Lewis Kevin Long Roger Long Sharon Long Lee Lynn Logan Lynn G ary Maddox Stephen Long Mike McCoy Sandy McCrosky Danny Merriman David Million Pattie Million Carolyn Moberly Mae Dell Murphy 43 Patsy Neal Pamela Partin Paula Patterson Alana Peavler Gary Peavler Sharlene Peavler Patricia Peel Smith Perkins Ricky Peyton Juanita Phillips Jorg Potts Winston Preston Kathy Prewitt Billy Price Barbara Pulliam Chuck Robinson 44 Sophomores Put forth Qreat Effort Laurie Sharpe Linda Sherrow Vicki Shifflet Karen Simpson Lisa Sims Alvin Slaven Janet Steele Charles Stinnett 45 Roxann Taylor Eddie Tewmey Dana Thomas Eddie Thompson Patsy Thompson Lou Ann Tribble Richard Ruggle Jerry Underwood Pictures not available Barbara Carcutt Diane Carrier Tereseta Cunningham Tony Disponett Lisa Drury Donna Gay Chris James Gary Whitis Billy Yocum Moments of School JCife Larry Votaw Martina Walker Ruth Wells Kim Wheeler Rose Whiteneck Dwayne Whittaker Shelia Wilcher Mark Wilkenson 46 Mr. and Miss freshman Rusty Anderson Charlotte Baker Debbie Baker Ronald Baugh Earl Baxter Steven Baxter Sandra Beasley Susan Blackburn Kathy Blacketer Twana Bottom Anne Brock Danny Brock Lana Brown Ricky Burton Anna Byrd Jim Campbell Anita Carey Carl Carey Gary Caton Vicki Chambers Right On freshmen! 49 Lloyd Cheatham Dale Cinnamon Alecia Claunch Jackie Claunch Marty Claunch Ralph Coffman Ruth Ann Cosby Carolyn Cox Barbara Crawley Kathy Crossfield Mary Cunningham Derick Darland Nora Dean Sherry Dean Bill Deterline Steve DeVary Curtis Devine Sheila Driskell Vernon Drury Vicki Drury Eric Durr John Elliott Arlene Fuller Sue Gammon Jacquelyn Garriott 50 Ricky Gash Freida Graham Valerie Graham Robert Hammock Perry Harp Darty Hart David Hart Perry Hazelwood Juanita Hendrix Paula Hill Ida Holt Kevin Horsley Eddie Hudson Rosie Hullett Tony Huffman Billy Humphrey Jimmy Hurst Vickie Hurst Vickie James Alta Mae Keightley Steve Kendrick Angela Kidd Jackie Krusnoski Tony Lawson Kathy Lester 51 Virginia Lester Walter Lester Irene Lewis Tommy Lynn Merita Lyons Jackie Major Mac Mayes Marie Mays Karen McCrosky Vicki McCrystal Pam McGinnis Janet McGuire Kevinie McKinney Steve McKinney Cindy McRay We Kemember Moments Of New Experiences Clayton McQueary Larry Meaux Barbara Medley Johnny Medley Ricky Merriman Billy Minton Craig Morris Linda Munday Sandra Murphy Denise Nelson Desi Nowlin Kevin Perkins Nancy Perkins Donald Phillips Denise Pinkston 52 Kathy Pittman Frank Preston Mary Pulliam Vicki Pulliam Bobby Riley Teresa Roberts Charlotte Robinson Valerie Runner Jimmy Sadler Teresa Sallee Terry Sallee Tommy Sallee James Sanders Rosanne Semonis Timmy Sanders Jess Sanford Donald Sexton Regina Shouse Steven Simpson Steve Sims 53 Terry Stewart Jackie Stratton Laura Tewmey Barbara Thorton Johnny Warner Lisa Watts Bradley Whitehouse Carolyn Whitenack Judy Wylie Patricia Wilham Kathy Yates Carol Yeager Cheryl Yeager f Pictures not available for: William Baker Tony Belcher Russell Bruner Sherry Bruner Mark Buckman James Caldwell Cindy Caton Derick Darland Garnett Hart Clarence Hudson John Howard Connie Ireland Pamela Moore Mae Dell Murphy Ann Pickett Agnes Pinkston Kevin Randolph Arthur Ransdell William Releford Doug Royalty Delbert Sims Darrell Smith Delbert Sullivan Harry Terhune Donna Watts Gary Yates 54 Danny Abner Arnold Adams Joseph Alford Sherry Anderson James Ashford Bernice Baker Donna Ball George Barnes Roy Baugh Laura Benge Kathy Blacketer Deborah Bottoms Deena Bottoms William Bowman Lisa Britton Eighth graders Preparing ?or High School Ronnie Britton Brenda Buck Faith Burns Lennis Caudill Charles Cecil David Chilton Kathy Cinnamon Kevin Claunch Addison Cocanougher Janet Cole Nadine Cole Darrell Combs Jerry Combs Sharon Crawely Barbara Cunningham Roscoe Cunningham Etta Curtsinger Donald Dean Denise Dearing Steven Dennis Diane Deterline Lillia Devine Ida Divine William Douglas Carson Drury Deborah Egbert Lisa Elliot William Elliot Brenda Fowler Cecil F rancis Spirit of 1976! Karen Gibson Jo Ann Gowins Margaret Griffith Pamela Griffith Lisa Gritton Harold Grubbs Billie Harlow Diana Harlow Janet Hays Kevin Hatfield Donald Hatter Eddie Horn Melinda Horn Phyliss Horn Linda Huff 56 SPONSORS Mrs. Foster Mrs. Gash Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Ratliff Mrs. West Marvin Huffman Sallie Ison Deena Jackson Karen Johnson Charles Kelly Anna Kendrick William Lester Timothy Lewis Clifford Lister Edith Frances David Logue David Lyons Roaslie Maddox Mary Meaux Robin Merriman Vicky Merriman Joey Milburn Timothy Mink Allen Monroe Mike Mullins Alice Nowlin Carlene Partin Teresa Perkins Sharon Phelps Connie Phillips 57 Nancy Phillips Dale Pike Steven Pittman William Poulter Janet Powell Nancy Prewitt Jessie Price Wanda Price Paul Proctor Connie Rasnake Ricky Rice Larry Rigsby Edwin Riley Nora Riley Billy Robinson Dennis Robinson Thomas Robinson Donald Sallee Donna Sallee Nancy Sallee Rodney Sallee Ronnie Sallee Terry Sears Jean Shannon Deborah Shouse 38 Esther Simpson John Sims Debra Smith George Springate Samuel Sneed Deborah Spaulding Pamela Steele George Stratton Dianne Summers Rita Taylor Teresa Terhune Michael Tewmey William Thornton Ruth Thorpe Kimberly Trayner Laveme VanArsdall Regina Vandiver Ricky Votaw Ruby Watts Paula Wilcher NO PICTURE David Baker Carleeta Edwards Larry McCrystal 59 SPONSORS: Mr. Brashear, Mrs. Gravely, Mrs. Gash, Mr. Lister. Mrs. Short. Betty Alsman Allen Baker Art Baker Janet Baker Anita Bast Sammy Baumstark James Barnes Mike Barnett Glenn Baxter Tony Beasley Ronnie Best Mike Bishop Garl Booth Joshua Bowling Earl Briscoe Diana Britton Steve Brogle Douglas Brown Harrison Burrus Jonathan Burton David Byrd Penny Catlett Rosemary Campbell Vicki Carcutt 60 David Carey Rodger Carey Michael Chapman Doris Cheanault Pat Clark Anthony C launch Linda C launch Bobby Cloyd Dallas Coker Carl Cole Michael Combest Cathy Cox Cheryl Coy Vicki Crowe George Cunningham Lennie Currens Clarence Currens Kathy Darland Terry Darland Edward Davidson Pauline Dearing Bruce Deatherage Kelli Devine Lisa Drury Mike Durham Melanie Ellis Rowland Evans Steven Flora Robert Gorham Betty Glenn Sherry Goodpasture Tammy Graves Sharyn Hahn Joey Hardin Tim Harris 61 Bonnie Hatfield Robert Hays Brent Hazelwood Charles Hazelwood Patty Hembree Debra Hendren James Hill Timothy Horn David Hudgins Kathy Hudson David Huffman Mark Huffman Susan Huffman Vicki Humphrey Deborah Hurst The Junior High Basketball team this year con- sisted of: David Huffman, Carroll Thompson, Steve Brogle, George Springate, Douglas Brown, Ray Walker, Billy Robinson, Kevin Claunch, Dale Peavler, Joey Milburn, Coach: James Murray. Lisa Isham Robert James Barry Jones Ricky Keller Susan Kidd Cory King Deborah King Pamela Lambert James Lane 62 Steven Landers Janet Lester Billy Lewis Deborah Lewis Haldon Lewis Robert Perkins Karen Phelps Rodger Pierce John Mattingly Becky McKinney Myra McMurray Pamela Medley Herbert Medley Patty Mink Ricky Mobley Jimmy Montgomery Debbie Murphy Deborah Murphy Donald Murphy Willie Murphy Brenda Nichols Jeffrey Noland Leslie Nowlin Dale Peavler Ricky Pinkston Eddie Pittman Shelia Poynter Steven Poynter Donna Price Sharon Price Richard Proctor Linda Propes Cecilia Pulliam Charlotte Robinson Timothy Royalty Teresa Russell 63 Mary Sampson Jan Sanford Paul Sanerly Stanley Shackleford Margaret Sharpe Ronald Shewmaker Sherilyn Siler Billie Simpson Jeffrey Simpson Steve Sims James Slaven Carolyn Smith Jerry Smith Tammy Spaulding Bill Staple Brent Steel Penny Steel Debra Stratton Horace Stratton Tony Stratton Darlene Summers Teresa Tackett Cheryl Tea ter Carroll Thompson Rose Tuggle Michael Votaw Brenda Wade Ray Walker Stephen Wheeler Judy White Kathy Whitenack Diane Whittaker Danny Wilson Joey Wilson Walter Winthers 64 Mr. A. T. Hensley is retiring after many years of hard work. He has done a good job in a very hard job. Next year he will be assistant-superintendent. The School Board: A. T. Hensley, James McMurry, Sr., Marion Britton, William Gritton, Jr., Loyd Mayes, Jr., Harry Sherrow. Kenneth D. King. Miss Robards Mrs. Clevenger Mr. Rowe Mrs. Barnett Not Pictured Miss Nooe 66 I Kenneth D. King has been our principal at Mercer High for four years. Now he has decided to take over as superintendent, as Mr. James Gash will be taking over as principal. We would like to thank him for his many years of hard work. We know Mr. Gash will do a fine job. Left to right: Pauline Prather, Linda Gay, Becky Dearing, Rosemary Bunnell, Debbie Mobley, Laura Gabhart, Ter- esa Hart, Regina Bussell, Vivian Riley, and Mary Jo Lawson. Mrs. Estridge Mrs. Catlett Mrs. Gorham These three ladies are the main workers in our office. They do all the typing and take care of the schools with the help of the office helpers. 67 Miss Dickerson Mrs. Hensley Quidame The Guidance Department is of extreme im- portance in our high school today. To study a complete student to find out what he should do after graduation requires many tests and evalua- tions. Miss Graham does a great job of taking care of 800 students. Mrs. Graham Cibranj Our library provides an abundance of material useful for assignments or reference. We should be proud of our library and the librarians who are there to help us. mi [rixrT. v IRT fl IffllKi 68 Mrs. Driskell Mrs. Gill Home Ec. II, III, IV HomeEc. I, Family Living Home Economics The Home Economics department is dedicated to the development of the talents it takes to run a home ef- ficiently. Not only are girls interested in this, but there are a number of boys who in Family Living, strive to learn things that will be useful for his future family. Agriculture In a rural community such as ours, a large percentage of our boys are involved some way in agriculture. The classes they take help them to gain the training they need and develop the qualities that are necessary for tomor- row 's community living. Commerce The Commercial Department subjects at Mercer County High gives instruction in typing, bookkeeping and shorthand. Students taking any of these subjects benefit from instruction in various principles and pro- cedures of record keeping, secretarial skills and business fundamentals. Mrs. Gritton Mrs. Hatcher Typing 1 Bookkeeping Typing 1 2 Shorthand 70 Science Science is a vital subject for an understanding of today's complex world, since it develops the mind for sound, rational thinking as well as preparation for more complex subjects to follow. Mr. Decker Mr. Fallis General Science, Bio. 9 Chem. Physics 71 Mathematics Math is essential to prepare students for today’s world. The Math Department establishes a foundation on which scientific minds may grow. Our Students are con- fident that the instruction they receive in this field will meet the requirements necessary for future studies and ' future jobs. Mr. Clevenger Math 9 Mrs. Gash Math 8 Mr. McMurry Math 10 Alg. 1 Psy-Soc. 72 Mr. Black Health Math 9 Mrs. Heidorn P.E. Health 4 P.S. A strong, healthy body is essential if the student is to work to his full capacity in acquiring a complete and thorough education. The Health and Physical Educa- tion department strives to promote a harmony of mind and body to give every student the best possible oppor- tunity for thorough development in all phases of school life. Mr. Murray P.E., Drivers Training Mr. Yeager P.E. 73 Social Studies A study of the social sciences is a tracing of men and nations from prehistoric to modern times. This de- partment helps to broaden the student’s scope of the world today through detailed charts, maps, and other teaching aids. The conflicts and struggles of mankind are brought to life in the classroom. 74 Tine Jrts Our Fine Arts Department consists of Band, Chorus, and Art. These are special fields which teach students, interested in going into these fields after graduation, the mechanics of these fields. Mrs. Ratliff Jr. High Music Chorus Mr. Preston Jr. High Art Art I, II 0 1 ] Mr. Woolums Jr. High Band Sr. High Band 75 Mrs. Adams French I Senior Composition English I Miss Britton English I Spanish I, II Journalism Mrs. Jones Miss Lawrence English II English 8 Canguage Language Arts help to develop the cultural aspects of life. Our teachers have done a wonderful job of broadening our knowledge of literary works and helping us to be able to express ourselves. This department con- sists of English, Spanish, French, Speech and Drama. Mrs. Gravely Literature 7 Speech Drama Mrs. Noel English I English II Literature 7 76 Mrs. Parson Mrs. Peavler English III English I, English IV, French II Mrs. Short Mrs. West English 7 Literature 8 77 Cooks Vema Shackelford Blondell Harmon Martha Dean Beatrice Springate Johnnie Votaw Emma Sanford Evelyn Cocanoughe {janitors Mr. Lester Mr. Cummins Mr. Lester Mr. Watts Bus Drivers Harrold Bailey George Gibson Kile Bailey Raymond Gibson Maurice Baker Norman Hahn Neal Bottom Dewey Huffman Roney Bottom Jody Huffman Garnett Carrier Kenneth Huffman Frank C launch Buck Huffman Henry Cummins Larry Koch Roscoe Disponnett Virginia Lay William Durr Herschel Luttrel Earnest Fostor Cecil McClosky Marshall Fostor David Patterson Bobby Gibson Hoy Richardson John Thompson MOflOKS Alex Whitenack—Who's Who. Vicki Peavler—Who's Who. gional Band. Re- Senior Regina Bussell-- Who's Who, Out- standing American High School Stu- dent, Girl’s State Alternate. Larry Brown--Who’s Who, Outstanding American High School Student. Debbie Grubbs--Who's Who. Honors Ralph Sallee--Who's Who. 80 Florence Huffman--I Dare You, Outstanding Teenager of America, Who's Who, Outstanding Ameri- can High School Student, Farm Bureau Queen. Janet Robinson—Who's Who, Out- standing American High School Student. Jim Daugherty-- FHA Dreamboat. Bill Brown--Who's Who. Marcella Horn—Who's Who, Out- standing Teenager of America. Outstanding American High School Student. 81 Laura Gabhart--Who's Who, Girl's State. Clyde Crawley—Who's Who, Out- standing Teenager of America, Outstanding American High School Student. Kenny Dean—Who's Who. Jeanlyn Dean—Outstanding Ameri can High School Student, Who's Who. Linda Davenport—Who's Who, Outstanding American High School Student, Optimist Award, DAR. Paula Cunningham--Who's Who, Outstanding Teenager of America, Outstanding American High School Student, National Merit Finalist. David Ball--Who's Who, Optimist Award, Outstanding American High School Student, I Dare You, Boy's State. 82 MOSZ SZU Paula Cunningham and Larry Brown. Z£ACM£KS’ P£SZS Bonne Curtsinger and Mike Ward. SSMJOK SUPSKjCA ZJVSS mosz a zmszk Teresa Tewmey and Tim McCoy. MOSZ KASHSUC Debbie Grubbs and Henry Tatum. MOSZ O zo sueessv Florence Huffman and Alex Whitenack. nssz wo Debbie Mobley and Frankie Yocum. memassz Ann Mayes and Ricky Catlett. MOSZ POPUjCAK Kathy Cheek and Bill Brown. CjCASS u Suzanne Warner and Eddie Parr. nssz DK Regina Bussell and Gary Cocanougher. WJZZJSSZ 85 Becky Dearing and Ron McCrystal. nssz ajcx AROUND Nancy Caton and Ralph Sallee . MOSZ ZAjCSNZSD Vicki Peavler and David Ball. nssz scmooc SPJKJZ nssz muRs AND PMySJQUS Robin Green and Jim Daugherty. Linda Davenport and John Gebhard. SPOKZS Varsity Cheerleaders Becky Sanders Janet Robinson, Captain Carolyn Mobley Rosalyn Huffman Cheryl Huffman M-Zeam Cheerleaders Front row, 1 to r: Charlotte Baker, Second row: Cindy Caton, Vicki Drury, Carol Yeager. Third row: Cheryl Yeager, Kathy Lester, Debbie Baker. {junior High Front row: Terry Darland, Pat Clark. Second row: Sherry Goodpastor, Vicki Wheeler. Back row: Kathy Cinnamon. Karen Johnson, and Vicki Merriman. Mrs. Short—Jr. High Mrs. Murray—B-Team Mrs. Heidom—Varsity The Pep Club was the winner of the Home- coming float competition. Homecoming '71 Kathy Cheek and Bill Brown were crowned Homecoming Queen and King. Queen Candidates and Attendants from left to right: Rosalyn Huffman, sophomore; Marty Shearer, senior; Rhonda Orwig, 1970 Queen; Kathy Cheek, senior; Ann Mayes, senior; Debbie Grubbs, senior; Melanie Carey, junior; and Kathy Lester, freshman. Prince and Princess were Jimmy Murray and Lorie Tewmey. Homecoming Queen Candidates from top to bottom: Ann Mayes, Marty Shearer, Debbie Grubbs, and Kathy Cheek. King Candidates from top to bottom: Bill Brown, John Gebhard, Jerry Peavler, and Richard Caton. Front row, left to right: Tim McCoy, Donnie Duncan, Frankie Yocum, Darrell Peavler, Jerry Underwood, Mike Huffman, Chris James, Logan Lynn, Kevin Perkins, Drew Tatum. Second row: Doug Pendygraft, Coach, Richard Caton, John Geb- hard, Larry Cocanougher, Herbie Ashton, David Crawley, Gary Caton, Jerry Peavler, Steve Peyton, James Baumberger, Ricky McCrystal, Harrison Spaulding, Manager. Third row: Barry Vandiver, Howard Fallis, Assistant coaches, Charles Cooper, Ron McCrystal, Joe Morris, Larry Inman, Bill Brown, Steve Peavler, Dennis Mayes, Jim Daugherty, Eddie Parr, John Akers, Smith Perkins, Manager. Varsity football Zeam Our fighting Scotties overcame many bad breaks and hardships to post a record of 3 wins and 7 losses for the season. They were plagued by injuries to many key players throughout the season, but never gave up. The highlight of the season came when the Scotties broke the school scoring record with a 62-20 win overM.M.I. in the Homecoming game. They all did a great job and we should be truly proud of them. The Scotties will lose thirteen valuable seniors who are as follows: Richard Caton, Tim McCoy, Ralph Phillips, Drew Tatum, John Gebhard, Jerry Peavler, Dennis Mayes, Bill Brown, Frankie Yocum, John Akers, Jim Daugherty, Eddie Parr, Ron McCrystal, and Donnie Duncan. Coaches: Left to right: Doug Pendygraft, Head Coach, Football and Track; Steve Clevenger. Assistant coach; Howard Fallis, Assistant coach and Track coach; and Barry Vandivier, Assistant coach. Eddie Parr Jerry Peavler Ron McCrystal Senior JCetteman John Akers Tim McCoy Drew Tatum r% John Gebhard Franke Yocum Dennis Mayes Jim Daugherty Bill Brown Donnie Duncan Richard Caton Captain Left to right: Chuck Robinson, Keith Morris, Joe Morris, Ralph Sallee, Rick Catlett, Bill Brown, Tim McCoy, Pete Jones, Mark Harmon, and Richard Caton. Varsity basketball Nov. 23 Boyle Co. Won Nov. 26 Burgin Won Nov. 30 Danville Lost Dec. 3 Franklin Co. Lost Dec. 7 Jessamine Co. Lost Dec. 14 Stanford Won Dec. 17 Western Won Jan. 4 Washington Co. Won Jan. 7 Garrard Co. Lost Jan. 11 Jessamine Co. Lost Jan. 14 Harrodsburg Won Jan. 15 Somerset Won Jan. 18 Boyle Co. Won Jan. 21 Lex. Catholic Lost Jan. 25 Marion Co. Lost Jan. 28 Anderson Co. Lost Feb. 4 Trimble. Co. Won Feb. 8 Marion Co. Won Feb. 11 Harrodsburg Lost Feb. 12 Casey Co. Lost Feb. 15 Garrard Co. Won Feb. 18 Model Won Feb. 22 Burgin Won Feb. 25 Washington Co. Lost Larry Yeager, B-Team, Doug Pendygraft, Assis. Coach, JamesMurray, Jr. High, Steve Clevenger, Head Coach. Left to right: Donnie Lester, Jess Sanford, Carroll Drury, Kevin Perkins, Smith Perkins, Craig Morris, Harrison Spaulding, David Crawley, Terry Dailey, Eddie Hudson, and Larry Yeager, Coach. Center: Steve Baxter. M-Zeam freshman Larry Yeager, Coach, Jess Sanford, Dale Cinnamon, Kevin Perkins, Steve Kendricks, Gary Caton, Craig Morris, Donald Sexton, Tim Sanders, Derrick Darland, Eddie Hudson, Ricky Gash, Frank Preston, and Ricky Burton, manager. Center: Ricky Merriman, Steve Baxter. Left to right: James Murray, Coach, Robert Gorham, manager, Jeff Simpson, Carroll Thompson, Jerry Smith, Kevin Claunch, Dale Pike, Joey Milburn, Ronnie Thornton, James Ashford, Maurice Kelly, Allen Monroe, Ray Wlaker, David Huffman, Billy Robinson, and Ricky Keller, manager. Center: Doug Brown, George Springate. Rick Catlett Center Chuck Robinson Guard Senior JCettermen Richard Caton Guard Ralph Sallee Forward Front row, left to right: Patty Million, Dottie Driscoll, Lisa Watts, Carolyn Whitenack, Debbie Baker, Cecilia Pulliam, Margaret Sharpe, Sue Huffman, Debbie Royalty, Teresa Royalty. Second row: Sue Chilton, Pam Moore, Janet Steele, Robin Green, Becky Dearing, Debbie Grubbs, Jeaneane Brogli, Joy Sparrow, Paula Patterson, Tereseta Cunningham. Third row: Rita Taylor, Alice Nowlin, Fred Graham, Jackie Garrett, Carol Yeager, Alecia Claunch, Cheryl Yeager, Vicki James, Teresa Tackett. Patti Mink, Betty Glenn. Back row: Nancy Perkins, Carolyn Cox, Vicki Drury, Rosanne Semonis, Martina Walker. Charlotte Burrus, Teresa Hart, Nancy Caton, Jackie Stratton, Debbie Stratton, Sally Ison. Girl’s Zrack Boy’s Zrack Front row, left to right: John Gebhard, Bill Brown, Rick Catlett, Eddie Parr, James Baumberger, Tim McCoy. Second row: Charles Cooper, Lloyd Cheatam, Larry Inman, Mike Ward, Larry Baxter, Jerry Underwood, Larry Cocanougher. Back row: Delbert Sullivan, Kevin Logue, Roscoe Cunningham, George Stratton. baseball Front row, left to right: David Brown, Frankie Yocum, Tommy Sallee, Mac Mayes, Mike Huffman, Lynn Gammon, and Donnie Lester. Back row: Richard Caton, Robert Shewmaker, Terry Dailey, Larry Camic, Ralph Sallee, Terry Parson, Darrell Peavler, David Devine, and Dale Cinnamon, manager. 100 Richard Caton David Brown Ralph Sallee Larry Camic Frankie Yocum 101 Qolf Zeam Cary King, Joey Milbum, Dennis Mayes, Joe Morris, Eddie Hudson, David Huffman, and James Murray, Coach. GOLF TEAM LARGEST EVER Mercer's Golf Team had the largest team this year than ever before. This year's team was comprised of two 7th graders, one 8th grader, one Freshman, one Junior, and one Senior, Dennis Mayes. The team's record was 2 wins and 8 losses. The two victories were the first ever in the school’s record of golf matches. Science Club Most of the projects the Science Club completed were in the spring. They planned a one day outing for club members to hike through the woods and study trees and shrubs, plus insect life. Following this the club had a afternoon session of wading the river to col- lect and study aquatic life. They also built and launched model rockets. This project was handled by physic students. Officers Larry Brown—Vice-President Paula Cunningham--President Jeanlyn Dean—Sec. Treas. Mr. Howard Fallis--Sponsor Mr. Laymon Decker—Sponsor Meta Club The National Beta Club is an organization of high school students who have a 90 or above average for the first three semesters. The new members were initiated on April 25th. This year was their best year for their magazine sell, selling 1,115 dollars. The members also attended the State Beta Conven- tion. Beta Club represents mark of excellence. 106 Officers Vicki Peavler--Vice-President Florence Huffman--President Gwen Bowling--Secretary Janet Robinson—Treasurer Larry Inman--Reporter Billy Rigsby—Chaplain ihmiIBI 107 Mrs. Eunice Jones--Sponsor Speech and T)rama Club The Speech and Drama Club consists of those students who are taking Speech and Drama for the present year. This year the club presented a one-act play and various monologues to the Junior High. Their spring production Rest Assured presented to the public, was a tremendous success. Under the direction of Mrs. William Gravely, the class had a glimpse of what it takes to learn to be a great actor or actress. These students and Mrs. Gravely are to be congratulated on another great year of pre- senting enjoyable entertainment for all age groups. 108 Officers Robin Green—Secretary Becky Sanders--Vice-President Janet Robinson—President Regina Bussell--Reporter Florence Huffman--Treasurer Mrs. Gravely--Sponsor ' ‘Rest Assured’ ’ Eighth Qrade Officers Tim Lewis—President Phyllis Horn--Vice-President Vicki Wheeler—Secretary Nancy Phillips--Pledge Leader Ketih Grubbs--Reporter High School Officers Jenny Gill—Vice-President Phyllis Shackelford--Sec. Treas. Billy Rigsby--President Cheryll Graham—Reporter Verginia Lester--Pledge Leader Seventh Qrade Off icers Sue Huffman—President Mike Durham--Vice-President Brenda Nichols--Sec. Treas. Tammy Spaulding--Pledge Leader Brenda Jo Wade—Recreation Leader no Tim Royalty--Recreation Leader Senior High 4- Members junior High 4-M Members ui dreshman and junior 33A farmers of Zomorrow 77A Several members of our FFA attended a FFA Field Day at Berea. The four who came home winners were as follows: Philip Ander- son--2nd in Public Speaking; John Elliot-- 2nd in the Crede Contest; Kenny Dean—1st in the Sheep Contest; and Lois Von Chilton-- 3rd in the Hay Contest. 12 Sophomore and Senior ??J The F.F. A. did a fine job in representing our school this year. They won a superior rating at the chapter meeting and first place in the District Safety Contest. Steve Darland was elected as president of the South-Bluegrass Federation. The annual F. F. A. Banquet was held April 28th, at Stone Manor. 115 members and parents attended the banquet. The guest Speaker was Mr. Robert Baker, State Chapter Vice-President. SSA Officers Phillip Anderson—President Larry Inman—Vice-President Harrison Spaulding--Secretary Steve Darland—Treasurer Lois Van Chilton—Sentinel Ralph Phillips--Reporter Mr. Howard Whitehead—Sponsor 113 Mr. George Brooks--Sponsor 7MA Officers Linda Robinson—Secretary Melanie Carey--Song Leader Teresa Royalty—Reporter Becky Dearing--2nd Vice-President Ruby Ann Keller--Historian Gwyneth Bow ling--President Karen Cannon--Recreation Leader Rita Riley—Treasurer Jenny Gill--lst Vice-President Jane Logue—Parliamentarian Vicki Peavler—Song Leader Mrs. Joe Gill--Sponsor Mrs. Charlotte Driskell—Sponsor Juture Homemakers of America Besides having the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, the F.H. A. was very busy this year having their Senior Tea, and their Mother- Daughter Banquet. This year each member had to have 150 points and each officer had to have 175 points to be able to go to the ban- quet. They also elected new officers in April and installed them in May. The club is for girls who have had or are presently taking Home Ec. M Sophomore and Senior SMA Members Sreskman and flunior JMA Members 1)5 M-Club Baseball, track, football, golf, and bas- ketball, these are the sports that many Mer- cer boys have to work so hard at to be able to join the M-Club. But playing in sports is not all the M-Club boys do. This year they sponsored a Blue-White Football game, which Mercer students attended. They also had a cook-out which is one of their regular events. So with boys around like these, Mercer can't go wrong. Officers Richard Caton--President Darrell Peavler—Vice-President John Gabhard—Sec. Treas. Mr. Howard Fallis—Sponsor Mr. Barry Vandivier--Sponsor Mr. Doug Pendygraft--Sponsor M-$ CM With the Mercer girls becoming more and more involved in sports, a new club was organized this year. It is called the M-G Club. This club is for all girls that have lettered in cheerleading or track. We hope that in the future there will be more sports for the girls and that the M-G Club will be a great credit to the school. Officers Nancy Caton--Reporter Janet Robinson—President Regina Bussell—Sec. Treas. Teresa Tewmey—Vice-President Mrs. Murray--Sponsor 1!7 Mrs. Heidorn--Sponsor 7ZA Officers Florence Huffman—President Phillip Crawley—Reporter Robin Green--Secretary Paula Cunningham--Treasurer Mrs. Connie Bundy—Sponsor There were two new clubs organized this year, one being the Future Teachers of Ame- rica, also known as the Psi Chi Delta. This club is for students who may want to become teachers in the future. The members are assigned to a teacher and help teach in various classes. The club also sponsored an annual Teachers Apprecia tion Day. Juture Zeackers of America 118 Officers Billy Rigsby--President Karen Simpson—Vice-President Anita Carey--Secretary Kathy Elliott--Treasurer, Reporter Miss Reda Britton--Sponsor Mrs. Brenda Adams--Sponsor The Foreign Language Club is composed of those students who have taken or are pre- sently taking Spanish or French. Besides its annual initiation at the beginning of the year, the club went Christmas Caroling, to Spanish and French restaurants, and at the end of the year had a picnic. Ce Oercle 61 Club de Bspand foreign Canguage Club Student Council The Student Council's aim is to bring the students and faculty closer together. It also tries to help the school by donating a useful object to the cafeteria, library, or the school in general. Problems of the school are dis- cussed at each meeting and the Council tries to come up with a logical solutions. This year once again, the Council spon- sored a talent show giving prizes to the top 3 acts. The money made at the talent show went to buy a complete steroe unit for the school. Officers Regina Bussell--President Billy Rigsby--Vice-President Joy Sparrow-Secretary Ruby Ann Keller--Treasurer Mr. Joe Gill--Sponsor Winners of the Student Council Annual Talent Show were: 1st place--Dave Clark and Vicki Peavler. 2nd place--Vernell Sanford; 3rd place--Patti Hendrix. Permanent Council Members Pep Club Onward Scotties!!! That was the cry of the PepClub this year, along with many other Scottie fans. The club had many members this year who attended the home games as well as the ones away, thanks to the Pep Buses. One thing the club did was to buy theVar sity Cheerleaders pom poms. We hope they are a great use to them. (Jo Mighty Scotties Officers Jimmy Daughtery — Sergeant-at-arms Sue Chilton—Sec. Treas. Ricky Catlett— Sergeant-at-arms Eddie Parr--Vice-President Frankie Yocum—President Mrs. Judy Heidorn—Sponsor Mrs. Linda Murray--Sponsor MCHS Chorus This year the Mercer County High School Choir made many public appearances. Led by Mrs. Eva Ratliff, the choir presented a Christmas program entitled Holly Jolly Christmas. They put this on for many people including the P.T. A., the school, and the general public. The choir also performed at the school Baccalaureate and Commencement Services. The choir had a very successful and enjoyable year as seen by all members. Officers Eddie Parr--President Mary Lawson--Sec. Treas. Melanie Carey--Social Chairman Mrs. Eva Ratliff—Sponsor Dave Clark--Vice-President (not pictured) Cibmry Club With the Book-A-Week Club bringing more and more students into the library, the Library Club has become very active. Again this year, the club had a Tea for the library assistants and Book-A-Week Club members. The only award given was that of highest number of books read--given to Renetta Baumstark and Eddie Parr. May Knowledge Me Jneimed, May JCife Me Snrieked Officers Gwyneth Bowling--President Sandra Coslow--Sec. Treas. David Ball—Vice-President Mrs. Hensley--Librarian Miss Dickerson—Librarian 124 Mercer Scot-ettes Kathy Prewitt--Second Lieutenant Melanie Carey—First Lieutenant Miss Britton--Sponsor Mrs. Bundy—Sponsor About Face . . . That was the sound the Drill Team heard this year, along with many other orders. The Drill Team performed at home basketball games and marched in many parades throughout the year. So. next year when you hear those orders, it won't be the Army, just the Mercer Drill Team. 125 Mercer County Mand The Mercer County Band participated in many events this year. During the fall football season, they performed at half time. Two marching contests were attended at More- head College, and Ashland High School, plus marching in two Christmas Parades. The band also presented a Christmas Concert open to the public. During basketball season, the band was there to support the team by playing at home games. On April 27-29, the band took their annual band tour to General Butler State Park, playing concerts at Midway Junior College, Georgetown High School, and Carroll County Elementary School. After returning, the band presented their Spring Concert, playing many of the songs performed while on tour. The last event that the band partici- pated in was the K.M.E A. Musical Festival at U.K. .RCER CORN . Officers Vicki Peavler--President Leonna Huffman--Secretary Georgetta Lewis--Treasurer Twana Cummins--Social Chairman Joy Sparrow--Vice-President Carrie Lee Dean--Librarian Joy Sparrow-Field Commander Mr. Woolums—Director Majorettes Majorettes left to right: Kim Wheeler, Twana Cummins, Sandy Curtsinger, drum majorette, Virginia Lester, Carrie Dean. yuwr-Semr Pwm 1972 “Somewhere My Cove The Junior-Senior Prom of 1972 was a big suc- cess! The beautiful decorations and delicious re- freshments showed the hard work put into the dance by the Junior Class. Jimmy and Teresa Tewmey were named Prom King and Queen to highlight the evening. They were crowned by last year's royalty. Kenny Beas- ley and Rhonda Orwig. Iron Horse provided the music to make the night an unforgettable memory for everyone. Billy Rigsby, Junior Class President, presented each of the sponsors with gifts of appreciation. A time out to rest!! MOMSMS 07 ♦ ♦ ♦ baccalaureate May 28, 7972 Pianist: Vicki Peavler Invocation: Rev. Marcus Prather Mercer High Chorus: Put Your Hand in the Hand O God, Our Help in Ages Past' Address: Rev. Ernest Carpenter Benediction: Rev. Larry Kich Commencement llime2, 7972 Organist: Mrs. William Heathman Invocation: Rev. Raymond Long Mercer High Chorus We've Only Just Begun I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing' Address: Mr. Joe Creason Award of Diplomas: A.T. Hensley Benediction: Rev. Raymond Long no 131 Editor—Alex Whitenack Co-Editor--Eddie Parr Photographers - - Becky Dearing Dennis Mayes (absent) Annual Staff Faculty Seniors—Billy Brown David Ball Special Features—Robin Green Ricky Catlett Advertising—Teresa Hart Junior High--Terri Yocum Eddie Lay 122 Try it, you'll like it. That's what everybody says. Little did we know that our year as annual staff members would be filled with cropping, en- larging, reducing pictures; writing, rewriting, editing copy; drawing lay-out mats; cutting expenses to fit our budget; meeting deadlines. This year the annual staff was composed of not only new members, but also a new sponsor. Be- cause of this there are, we feel, many imperfec- tions in this annual. Nevertheless, WE TRIED! of 1971-1972 Freshmen--DebbieGrubbs, Sophomores—Donnie Organizations--Sue Chilton Duncan, Juniors--Kathy Cheek. Richard Caton Sports--Regina Bussell Ralph Sallee Sponsor—Miss Reda Britton 133 P.Z.J. Mr. Mrs. M.K. Baumberger Presidents Officers not available Mrs. Donald Ball Photograph not available Mrs. Ralph Morris Vice-President Secretary Mrs. Marion Inman Treasurer uooszsk caw Mercer High School was very lucky to have a Booster Club organized this year. The club helped the athletic department very much by purchasing a whirlpool that has been of great use. An All-Sports Banquet and a Holiday Festival Dance were also sponsored by the club. Officers.• John Huffman—President Joe Milburn--Vice President Patsy Clevenger--Secretary 134 Dorothy Baxter--Treasurer sswjOK DwsezoKy John Akers, 17; son of John and Irene Akers; Route 2; M- Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. Football 3,4. James Alford, 19; son of Dan and Ruth Angel; Route 4; FFA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Superior in Public Speak- ing; Most Improved FFA Member; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Plans to go to Central Vo- cational School and then to work. David Ball, 18; son of William and Juanita Ball; 617 Greenbriar Drive; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3,4; Science Club 1,2, 3; Speech and Drama 4; Library Club 3,4—Vice President 4; Art Editor of BAGPIPER 4; Supervisor Junior-Senior Prom 3; Fall Festival King Candidate 2; Spring Play 4; Chairman Senior Float Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Bacca- laureate and Commencement Usher 3; Annual Staff 4; School Reporter 4; Who’s Who 4; Outstanding American High School Student Award 4; I Dare You 4; Bluegrass Boys' State 3; Optimist Award 4; Most Talented 4; SPOKE Conference 3; Plans to go to school. Donald Keith Britton, 17; son of Marion and Mable Britton; Route 3; FFA 1,2; Vocational School Auto Mechanics 3,4; Basketball 1; Plans to work. Pam Britton, 17; daughter of Gilbert and Myrtle Britton; Route 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3; 4-H 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Float Committee 4; Fall Festi- val Queen Candidate 1; Cherry Blossom Queen Can- didate 1; Typing Award 3; Harrodsburg Snow Queen Candidate 4; Superior Piano Award 2, 3; Excellent Piano Award 1; Plans to go to Fugazzi and then to U.K. to major in business. David Brown, 17; son of Herbert and Hazel Brown; Route 1; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Foreign Language Club 2, 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Most Valuable Player, Basketball 2; Most Improved, Baseball 2; Highest Batting Average 3; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Secretary; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3,4; Years Lettered 1, 2,3,4; Plans to attend Western Kentucky University. Larry Brown, 17; son of Omer and Lucy Brown; Route 5; Beta Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Introduction to Chemistry and Physics Award 2; Physics Award 3; 3rd Place District FFA Soil Judging Contest; Who's Who 4; Outstanding American Student Award 4; FFA Soil Judging Team 3; FFA Meat Judging Team 3; Participated in SMAT Program at EKU. William Pierce Brown, 17; son of Carroll and Thelma Brown; M-Club 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; 110?o Award, Basketball 2,3; Law Enforcement Camp 3; Sportsmanship and Scholarship, Football 4; Homecoming King 4; Junior Class President; Honorable Mention, B. G. Confer- ence 4; Most Popular 4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; School Paper 4; Who's Who; 2nd Place Dis- cus, Bluegrass Conference; 4th Place, Shot Put, B. G. Conference; 3rd Place, Discus, 72 B. G. Conference; Track 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Lettered in Track 2,3,4; Lettered in Football 3,4; Lettered in Basketball 3,4. Jerry Bugg, 17; son of Frances Bugg; Route 3; FFA 1; Vo- cational School 3,4; Plans to work in factory. Regina Bussell, 17; daughter of J. D. and Phyllis Bussell; Beta Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-president 3, President 4; M-G Club 4, Secretary; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Speech and Drama Club 4, Reporter; Annual Staff 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Outstand- ing American Student 4; SPOKE Conference 3; 3rd place Essay Contest 3; Editor, school newspaper; Reporter, radio station 4; Best Dressed 4; Plans to at- tend Fugazzi Business School to become an Executive Secretary. Larry Camic; son of Cleo and Virginia Camic; Route 4; M-Club 2, 3,4; Freshman Vice-president; Baseball 2, 3,4; Plans to work after shhool. Ricky Catlett, 17; son of Garnett and Catherine Catlett; Route 2; M-Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Fall Festival King Candidate 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Friendliest 4; FHA Dream- boat Candidate 4; Leadership Committee; Agriculture Public Relations Committee Chairman; Annual Staff; Newspaper Staff 4; Basketball, Most Valuable Player 2; Basketball, 11 ]o Award 3; All District Team 3; Sergeant of Arms, Pep Club 4; Bluegrass Conference, 3rd place discus, 2nd place shot put, 3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Plans to work on a farm. Nancy Lou Caton, 17; daughter of Arthur and Mary Ca- ton; Route 2; Pep Club 2,4; M-G Club 4; 4-H Club 1; FHA 4; M-G Club Reporter; Senior Class Secretary; Speech and Drama 2; Band 1,2,3; Band Treasurer 3; Miss Freshman 1; Fall Festival Candidate 1; Best All Around 4; Track 3,4. Richard Caton, 18; 619 Beaumont Avenue; son of Donald and Wanda Caton; Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 138 sswok Dmezony 4; Annual Staff 4; BAGPIPER Staff 4; M-Club 1,2, 3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Honorable Mention Blue- grass Conference 3,4; Mr. Freshman 1; Mr. Mercer 4; Football Captain 4; Football, Leading Scorer 3; Base- ball, Best Pitcher 3; M-Club Vice-president 3, Presi- dent 4; Class Reporter 2, 3; Football Homecoming King Candidate 4; Fall Festival King Candidate 2; Cherry Blossom's Queen’s Escort 1; Attended Governor's High- way Safety Council 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Lettered in Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Lettered in Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Lettered in Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 4. Sharon Rose Caudill, 17; daughter of Charles and Sophia Caudill; Route 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Li- brary Assistant 3,4; Pep Club 4; FTA 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Plans to go to Eastern to major in Drama and Music. Kathy Cheek, 18; daughter of Robert and Joyce Morris; Route 6; Beta Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club Float Committee 4; Senior Float Committee 4; Fall Festival Candidate 2; Snow Queen Candidate 2; Miss Junior 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Most Popular 4; Miss Mercer County Fair Contestant 1971. Lois Von Chilton; son of Earl M. Chilton; FFA 1,2,3,4; Head of Committee 3; Officer FFA 4. Susan Wood Chilton, 18, daughter of Linwood and Ger- trude Chilton; Salvisa; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary- Treasurer 4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Speech and Drama Club 3,4; FHA 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Co-editor BAGPIPER Staff; Prom Committee 3; M-G Club 4; Teacher’s Aid 4; Spring Play 3,4; Perfect Attendance Award 1, 3; Fall Festival Candi- date 1; Football Homecoming Queen Attendant 3; Best Dressed at Sadie Haw kind Dance 3; Girl’s Track 3,4; Lettered in Track 3; Miss RECC Candidate 2, 3; Salvisa Snow Queen Candidate 4; Miss Mercer County Fair Candidate—Second Runner Up 3; Plans to attend Fugazzi Business College. Gary Lynn Cocanougher, 19; son of Donald and Patricah Cocanougher; 318 Hillchest; J.V. Football, Most Val- uable Back; Best Dressed 4; Football 1,2. Garry Wayne Coslow, 17; son of Edward and Ruby Coslow; 233 Dudley Street; Plans to finish vocation in welding at Central Vocational School in Lexington and get a job in welding. Clyde Crawley, 17; son of Eugene and Betty Crawley; Riverview; Beta Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Chess Club 1,2; Science Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Chemistry Award 3; Outstanding American High School Student; Who's Who; Plans to attend college at Western Ken- tucky University. Tony Crawley, 17; son af Alvin and Lorena Crawley; FFA 1,2, 3; Track 1; Plans to work in factory or on a farm. Paula Cunningham, 17; daughter of Aaron and Macy Cunningham; Route 1; Speech and Drama 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2; Science Club 3,4; FTA 4; Library Club 2; Physics Award; Intro- duction to Chemistry and Physics Award; Geometry Award; Algebra Award; Perfect Attendance 3; Who’s Who; Outstanding American High School Student; Outstanding Teenager of America; History Award; National Merit Scholarship Finalist; President of Science Club 3,4; SPOKE Conference; FTA Treas- urer, 3; Second Achievement in Mathematics in National Science Foundation Summer Science Train- ing Program at Asbury College; Plans to attend Seattle Pacific College and major in math. Bonne L. Curtsinger, 17; daughter of T. J. C. and Min- nie Curtsinger; Route 1; FHA 3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Li- brary Assistant 3; Prom Committee 3; Teacher's Pest 4; Plans to attend Central Kentucky Vocational School or get a job after graduation. James Louis Daugherty, 18; son of John and Dorothy Daugherty; Harrodsburg; Pep Club 3,4; M-Club 3,4; FHA Dreamboat; Football 3,4; Most School Spirit 4; Plans to work for Kentucky Utilities Company. Linda Ford Davenport, 18; daughter of James and Helen Davenport; Route 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Foreign Language Club 3,4; Science Club 4; FHA 1,2; Speech and Drama Club 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; DAR Award 4; Optimist Award 4; Out- standing American High School Student; Who’s Who; Best Figure 4; JV Cheerleader 1, 2; 4th runner up in Junior Miss Pageant; Plans to attend Western Kentucky University. Jeanlyn Dean, 17; daughter of Thomas and Mary Dean; Route 5; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Secretary- Treasurer and Reporter of Science Club; Baccalaure- ate and Commencement Usher 3; County Essay Win- ner 3; SPOKE Conference 3; French I Award 3; Per- fect Attendance 1,2; High School Junior Conference 139 ssjwoK Djneezony 4; Junior Class Vice-President; Student Council Sec- retary 2; Band Secretary and Vice-President 3,4; Prom Committee 3. Janet Perkins, 17; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Per- kins; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2, 3; FHA 4; Library Club 3; FBLA 4; Prom Committee 3; Cherry Blossom Queen Candidate 2; Miss FBLA in Christmas Parade 4; Track 3; Plans to attend Kentucky Business College. Ralph Phillips III, 17; son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phillips Jr. FFA 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3; M-Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; President of Sophomore Class; District Farmer; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Prom Committee 3. Pauline Prather, 18; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Prather FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language 2,4; 4-H 2,3,4; Office Worker 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 1; Cherry Blossom Dance Candidate 2; Freshman Cheerleader. Jane Elaine Preston, 17; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ever- ett Preston; Library Club 2,3,4; Library Club Award for Excellent Work 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. Edna Rasnake, 18; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rasnake Jr. Foreign Language 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Library Award 4; Prom Committee 3. Janet Lunn Robinson, 17; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elsby Robinson; Foreign Language 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Basketball Homecoming Attendant 1; Beta Club 2, 3,4; Sec. Tres. 4; Library Club 2; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 3; FHA 4; M.G. -Club 4; President 4; Speech Drama Club 3,4; President 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Who’s Who 4; Outstanding American Teenager 4; 1971-72 Miss Mercer; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4--Captain 4; 2nd runner up in Junior Miss Contest; Candidate in the following: Mer- cer County Fair and Horse Show Queen Contest, Miss Danville Contest 1972, R.E.C.C. 72 Queen Contest Salvisa Snow Queen Contest; Spring Play 3,4; Prom Committee 3. Rhonda Jewell Robinson, 17; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson; French Club 1; FBLA 3,4; Reporter 4; PHI-TRI-HI-Y 1 in New York where attended 1st. and 2nd years; Prom Committee 3. Terry Royalty 17; 9on of Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Royalty; Pep Club 1,2; FFA 3; VICA 4; Best Pep Club Member 2; Band 1,2. Jerry Royalty, 17; son of Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Royalty; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; FFA 3; Best Pep Club Mem- ber Award 2. Ralph Carl Sallee, 17; son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Sallee; Pep Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; M-Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Sports Editor Newspaper 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Chaplin of Beta Club 3; Bluegrass Boys State 3; Best - All-Round 4; SPOKE Conference 3; Fall Festival Can- didate 1; Homecoming Attendance 3; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,3,4; Baccalaureate Commencement Usher 3; Prom Committee 3. David Sexton, 17; son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sexton; Pep Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Band 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Foreign Language 2,3; Junior's Conference at UK 3; Basketball 1; Drivers Training Convention 3. James Smith, 18; son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osborne; Electricity Club 4; Student Craftman's Fair Special Award 4. Marti Shearer, 17; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shearer, wife of Mr. Jerry Peavler; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3; Cherry Blossom Candidate 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Henry Tatum, 18; son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Tatum; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Greenhand Award 1; Most Bashful 4; Chapter Farmer Award 2; Perfect Attendance 1; Prom Commit- tee 3. Andrew Porter Tatum, 17; son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tatum; FFA 1,2,3; M-Club 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Football 3,4. Jimmy Tewmey, 18; son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Tew- mey; Beta Club 2,3,4; Foreign Language 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drivers Training Award 3; Track 1; manager 2; Football 3; Prom King 4; Prom Committee 3. Teresa Gray Tewmey, 17; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gray, wife of Mr. Jimmy Tewmey; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language 1,2, 3,4-Secretary 3; 4-H Club 1,2; Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Speech Drama 4; M.G. -Club 4—vice-president 4; Beta and Foreign Language Initiation Committees 2, 3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Honor Roll 3,4; Prom Queen 4; Most Athletic 4; Government Award 3; Track 3; B-team--Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Co-captain 4; Contestant in Mercer County Fair and 142 SWJOK DmeeZOKV Horse Show Queen. Anthony L. Tribble, 17; son of Mr. and Mrs. Bustt Trib- ble; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Public Relations Committee. Wanda Votaw Alford, 17; daughter of Mr and Mrs. Mar- shall Votaw, wife of Mr. D. Alford; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA Club 3,4; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 2; Gold Certificate of Proficiency Award. Michael Ward, 17; son of Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Ward; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Foreign Language 2; Chess Club 3; M-Club 2, 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Most Points Track 3; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3,4; High Hurdles Regional Champ 4; Prom Committee 3. Hazel Suzanne Warner Logue, 18; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Warner, wife of Mr. Buddy Logue; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Foreign Language Club 3,4; Speech Drama Club 4; FTA 4; FHA 4; Prom Committee 3; Teachers Aid 1,4; Spring Play 4; Honor Advisor to Annual Staff 4; Cherry Blossom Queen Candidate 2; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 2; Home Economics Award 3,4; Spanish 1 Award 3; Perfect Attendance Award 2; Class Flirt 4; Mercer County Fair and Horse Show Queen Candidate. AlexC. Whitenack, 17; son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White- nack Beta Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Science Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Editor 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Prom Commit- tee 3; Who's Who 4; SPOKE Conference 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Law Enforcement Camp 3; 2nd. in MAA test 3; 3rd. in MAA test 4. Etta Mae Whittaker, 17; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gar- nett Whittaker; FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Secretary 4; Gold Certificate of Proficiency Award. Terri Anne Yocum, 17; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willaim Yocum; FHA 1; Speech Drama 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Foreign Language 2, 3; Float Committee 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; P. E. Helper 4; M.G. -Club 4; Assistant Director of School Play 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Cherry Blossom Queen Candidate 1; Freshman Class Secretary; Cheerleader 1; Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 1; New Years Dance Queen 4; Lettered in Track 3; Track 3,4; Miss Congeniality of Mercer County Fair and Horse Show 3; Salvisa Snow Queen Candidate. Vicki Lee Yocum (Peavler), 17; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Yocum, wife of Mr. Paul Wayne Peavler; Drama Club 1,3; Speech Club 1,3; FHA 2,3,4; Perfect At- tendance 1; NFL pin Superior rating in Speech Tour- nament; Track 3. We Do Not Remember Days ... We Remem- ber Moments” —moments of fun and laughter, sadness and sorrow. The memories found in these precious moments are those that will be remem- bered after the years have passed; they are mo- ments on which our futures will be built. Our stay at Mercer is over, yet we will cherish those things that are not easily forgotten--those spe- cial moments! 143 Congratulations Class of 72 Compliments DAIRY QUEEN of BROWN MOTOR SALES Harrodsburg, Ky. Beaumont Plaza Shopping U.S. 127 North Center Phone: 734-9959 Phone: 734-9683 Harrod Cleaners ASHFORD’S ASHLAND Clothing Care Center SERVICE CENTER Professional Sanitone Cleaning 540 North College Norge “Do-It-Yourself” Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 Cleaning Econowash—Launderette Phone: 734-4300 Ashland Oil Products All types of Mechanical Work Harrodsburg, Kentuck Welding and Road Service MONTGOMERY WARD GREEN’S SHELL CATALOG STORE and LIVE BAIT SHOP “Shop The Easy Way” Phone: 734-9161 106 East Lexington Harrodsburg, Ky. 146 CARROLL G. COLE REALTY COMPANY 329 Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky 40330 Compliments of R. and Y. MARKET Owned and operated by: Arthur Reynolds Rufus Yocum U.S. 127—1 mile North of Salvisa, Ky. Phone: 865-4096 Compliments of A FRIEND 147 HALL MACK A Textron Company Harrodsburg, Kentucky BUSSELL MOTOR SALES MERCER COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE U.S. 127 North J. D. Bussell, Jr.—Owner Phone: 734-4140 Sheriff: Kenneth Hourigan Deputy: Miller B. Dean, Jr. Deputy: 1. C. James, III Deputy: Gladys A. Dean COLEMAN’S LUMBER CO. 302 North College Harrodsburg, Ky. 1 734-4334 Harrodsburg 748-5211 Burgin Vj 148 CONOVER, BARNETT, HENSLEY, P.S.C. Attorneys at Law Compliments of GABHART AUTO SALES U S. 127 North Ph. 734-7115 INGRAM BUICK CO. DEARING'S BODY SHOP Buick, Chevrolet, GMC Trucks 122 W. Lexington St. Harrodsburg, Ky. 734-3306 Complete Body Repairs Phone: 734-7380 Phone: 734-4081 Harrodsburg U.S. 127 North Kentucky BOTTOM MOTOR CO. Used Cars W. Bottom Harrodsburg, Ky. S. Watts SANDUSKY MILLS 154 Marimon Ave. Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 734-3173 Feed, Fertilizer, Corn Meal, Feed Grinding, Complete Line of Farm Supplies Compliments of: BUFORD TAYLOR MORELAND PT. SERVICE STATION Bobby Gene Sallee and Kenneth Powell General Contractor Residential and Commercial Building Paving Excavating BAKER'S IMPERIAL SERVICE ST. WHBN—AM—FM Owned and Operated by Bobby Baker College Lexington St. 734-9228 U9 Compliments of QUILLEN REAL ESTATE Compliments of Salesmen: Curtis J. Votaw N. B. (Polie) Stratton Loyd Mayes, Jr. DOCTOR RALPH BALLARD Compliments of: IGA FOODLINER Owner—Les Coatney FORT HARROD PHARMACY Joe Russell—Owner Open: Mon.—Sat. 8 a.m.—9 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m.—7 p.m. Fast Checkout Service Low Prices Everyday 121 W. Lexington St. Harrodsburg, Kentucky 734-3931 Compliments of McCrosky Thompson, Agents Burgin, Kentucky THE HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP HARTFORD CONNECTICUT All Kinds of Insurance Kentucky Utilities Heat and Cool Electrically 315 North Main Harrodsburg, Kentucky 734-2357 Compliments of BROADDUS INC. CITIZENS BANK TRUST CO. Burgin, Kentucky “Serving Mercer Co. Since 1896” Member of FDIC MILBURN’S SHOE STORE Compliments of: AND REPAIR WATTS AND DURR Harrodsburg, Ky. CO. INC. C T FOOD MARKET MONTY’S MARKET 123 N. Main St. 726 Cane St. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Harrodsburg, Kentucky A P We Care” “Congratulations to The 1972 Seniors” Lexington Street Harrodsburg, Ky. HARRODSBURG HERALD BYFORD CUNNINGHAM WELL-DRILLING FREEMAN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Salvisa, Kentucky 865-2996 123 South Main St. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Phone: 734-4729 Compliments WHITE COTTAGE of DENNY’S GROCERY RESTAURANT Burgin, Ky. Phone: 748-5205 Lexington Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky 152 Lathrop’s Tastee Freeze BRIGHT LEAF GOLF Drive-In COURSE Dining Room—Counter—CarryOut “We Aim to Please” and MOTEL Hamburgers Malts Shakes 3 sizes 50 flavors Fish, Chicken, Cones, Sundaes, and baskets Splits of all kinds Sandwiches of all Kinds 18 Hole Regulation 9 Hole 3 Par 36 Units C. R. Blankenship—Pro 3 Miles South U.S. 127 Louisville Rd North U.S. 127 Dial 734-9265 (for carry-outs) Danville Road Phone—734-4231 HARROD FASHION SHOP Fashion Center of the Bluegrass Insurance, All Types DAVENPORT, ROBINSON, WHITENACK 734-4358 Harrodsburg Kentucky 204 S. Main Harrodsburg, Kentucky Your Independent Insurance Agent Serves You First” Sutherland Pharmacy “Call Us for All of Your LP Gas Needs” Harrodsburg’s Complete Self-Service Drug Store Free Delivery—Phone 734-3398 Bright’s Bottle Gas Harold Sutherland Phones—Sundays, CT Nights, or holidays 734-2600 o r 734-4101 748-5382 Burgin, Ky. Whirlpool Appliances 153 “Our Compliments” WEAREN-JAMES DRUG COMPANY 101 South Main Harrodsburg, Ky. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Mercer Co. High School Class of 72 SOUTH CENTRAL BELL TELEPHONE CO. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Mercer Pool Room 105 Short Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Across from the Courthouse Fine Foods James Devine, Mgr. ' ' is G H Furniture Co. Gene Royalty 520 N. Main St. Large Showrooms Old School Site Free Parking Harrodsburg, Kentucky SOUTHERN STATES BEAUMONT PLAZA SUNOCO HARRODSBURG COOPERATIVE, INC. Bobby Thompson Owner and North U.S. 127 Operator Telephone 734-2368 Phone 734-9732 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Wrecker and Towing Service 154 Best Wishes to the Seniors of 72 Hayslett Son Mechanical Contractors “We sell the best and service the rest.” P.O. Box 305 Harrodsburg Danville Phone 734-2667 236-3312 Ditch Line Work Plumbing and Heating Contractors Installations Maintenance Repairs Coming Best Wishes to the Seniors of 72” Harrodsburg Plant World’s Largest Ophthalmic Glass Plant CUDAHY COMPANY 133 West Factory Harrodsburg, Ky. Blue Grass Cheese, Butter, Ice Cream YEARY INC. Solid Waste Disposal Commercial—Residential Phone: 734-2363 “Our Business Is Picking Up” 155 BAILEY’S MOTEL Compliments of Elmer Gibson, Owner 814 North College Harrodsburg, Kentucky STONE MANOR RESTAURANT Jackie Leonard, Mgr. PAUL SHEWMAKER IMPLEMENT CO. MAYES SIMS IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 734-4304 Harrodsburg, Ky. Harrodsburg, Ky. Phone: 734-4396 Compliments of: BISSETT FARM SUPPLY LAY AND LAWSON Veterinary Supplies Purina Chows Seeds Harrodsburg, Ky. Sprayers Sanitation Supplies Agricultural Chemicals EVLYN L. DEAN Compliments of the “Congratulations To Mercer County Seniors” LOUISVILLE STORE Harrodsburg, Kentucky HARRODSBURG CANDY TOBACCO ca CANDY Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of ROYALTY-KEIGHTLEY LUMBER COMPANY Harrodsburg, Perryville 156 Bottom’s Texaco Service Station Texaco Products Firestone Tires, Tubes, Accessories Phone 734-3497 Corner of Lexington College Streets Congratulations to Class of 72 Harrodsburg First Federal Savings Loan Assn. Corner of Chiles Lex. St Harrodsburg, Kentucky AGGIE SALE SPORT SHOP U.S. 127 South Harrodsburg, Ky. Ph. 734-4775 FOSTER’S SERVICE STATION 131 N. College Harrodsburg, Ky. 734-4792 ARCO Compliments of FALLIS BARBER SHOP Salvisa Kentucky CAREY’S I® STATION Dalton Carey, Mgr. US Royal Tires—Batteries—Accessories Office and Marimon Sts. Dial 734-7119 Harrodsburg, Ky. Cull Lumber Co. 445 W. Factory St. Harrodsburg, Kentucky 734-2134 Your PORTER PAINT Dealer DAY PHONE: 734-2775 NIGHT PHONE: 734-4213 OSarimpr Sc Jinkstmt ANTIQUES CHINA - GLASS - LAMPS - FURNITURE HANDMADE CHERRY FURNITURE MR AND MRS W. T. PINKSTON 736 N. COLLEGE STREET HARRODSBURG. KY. 40330 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of Carey and Phillips Ashland Service Station Burgin, Kentucky 40310 Compliments of Compliments of MERCER STYLE SHOP R.H. Gash, Jr. Phone 734-4473 200 South Main Street Mercer Circuit Clerk Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of ROYALTY’S FLORIST Freeman Ison Men’s Shop 453 Price Ave. Harrodsburg, Ky. 114 South Main Harrodsburg Ph.: 734-3339 LESTER’S STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION HOP’S DRIVE-IN Burgers—Shakes—French Fries 25c Lexington and Greenville St. South College Street Harrodsburg, Ky. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Phone 734-7305 Batteries Accessories Atlas Tires Mechanical work SACKC sst '' 159 MERCER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Service Deposits Insured Up To $20,000 Hours: 9 a.m.—2 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.—12 p.m. 134 South Main St. Harrodsburg, Ky. Compliments of A FRIEND Men’s—Women’s—Students’ Name Brand Fashion Apparel Jantzen—Puritan—Cricketeer John Meyer—Villager—Emily “M” Danville Manor Shopping Center Lawrenceburg Marine Boats, Motors and Service 251 East Court Street Lawrenceburg, Kentucky Telephone 839-3401 Best Wishes” BENNETT’S FOOD MART Burgin, Ky. A.B. “Beck” LaFoe Gordon Funeral Home Incorporated 321 South Main Street Lawrenceburg Kentucky 40342 Vernon Record, manager Phone: 502-839-3403 “24-Hr. Ambulance Service’ GORDON-GASH MEMORIAL CHAPEL Woody Gash Yevell Gordon 332 S. Main Street Lawrenceburg, Ky. Satterly’s Five-Point Service Station Gas, -Tires, Accessories 502 College Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Hugh Satterly, Operator Owner Phone 734-4259 162 W. EARL DEAN, President DON W. ROBINSON. Vice Pres. EWING W. ANNESS. Secy. Treas. MARY K. DEAN. Asst. Secy. Treas. PHYLLIS J. BUSSELL. Head Teller DIRECTORS W. EARL DEAN DON W. ROBINSON EDWIN FREEMAN HUNTER LAWSON W. H. PHILLIPS EWING W. ANNESS H. MAURICE WATTS ROGER C. MOORE MARY K. DEAN Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 202 SOUTH MAIN STREET --- DIAL 734-3113 HARRODSBURG. KENTUCKY 40330 INCORPORATED 1000 163 Compliments of Compliments of DR. ERNEST ESTRIDGE DR. DON NOTTER SIMS AUCTION AND REALTY COMPANY Dial 734-4455 Buster Sims—Auctioneer Harrodsburg, Ky. Compliments of DAVENPORT’S TRANSFER Harrodsburg, Ky. Compliments RONALD HURST REAL ESTATE AUCTION CO. Builders, Real Estate, Auction Of the PIONEER SADDLE CLUB 734-9308 PHILCO «m� the Better Idea People in COLOR TV CAREY T.V. SERVICE PHONE 734-2912 Wfc SELL THE BEST SERVICE THE REST PHILCO Solid State Stereo High Fidelity from the PHILCO oJAastetcrap. Qollection of fine furniture PHILCO Cool Chassis Black White TV ALEXANDER-ROYALTY FUNERAL HOME Morticians: Paul Bailey Morticians: Hugh Young Harrodsburg, Ky. Phone: 734-3361 State Bank and Trust Company Every Banking Service Deposits Insured up to $20,000 211 S. Main Harrodsburg, Kentucky RANSDELL FUNERAL CHAPEL Cricketeer Manuf. Co. Harrodsburg, Kentucky 24-Hour Ambulance Service David Ransdell Phone: 734-4317 Sport Coats 745 Cane Run Harrodsburg, Kentucky 165 Compliments of: SHAKERTOWN AT PLEASANT HILL TOM EASTERLY PONTIAC-CADILLAC-DATSUN, Inc. 725 Maple Avenue Telephone 236-3217 LAKESIDE DRIVE-IN DANVILLE, KY. 40422 PONTIAC South City Limits Lawrenceburg, Kentucky Bill Black—Owner a“k of Danville DANVILLE KENTUCKY 40422 •Gee 1 , PW 236-2743 308 Welt Moin Sfreef DANVILLE, KENTUCKY 40422 “We Stand Beside You” “Specializing in Children's Wear” ANDERSON FROZEN FOODS Compliments of Custom Processing of Meats, Discount on Meats FLAVOR FREEZE DRIVE-IN for Your Freezer Patronage Appreciated 127 South Harrodsburg, Ky. E. C. Stephenson—Owner Phone: 839-4261 Williams Lumber TV Hardware Co. Lawrenceburg, Ky. 40342 LUMBER, SASH and DOORS, HARDWARE, NAILS Compliments of ROOFING, PAINTS, GIFTS and TOYS MERCER MOTORS PLUMBER prterlffintsl Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of «i LAWRENCEBURG BARBER SHOP |1 J.R.Cox , y John A. Perry j. 1' 167 Harrodsburg Farm Service 216 Chiles Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky We Appreciate Your Business 734-3371 HAHN’S STANDARD SERVICE STATION Harrodsburg, Ky. Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories HOCKENSMITH GROCERY Compliments Burgin, Kentucky of A FRIEND Phone: 734-5700 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Harrodsburg, Ky. “An Equal Opportunity Employer” 168 BOOSTERS Parker’s Grocery, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Carter’s Barber Shop, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Click Service Station, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Parker Ward Barber Shop, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Dr. G. G. Flynn, Harrodsburg, Kentucky H. D. Rightmyer DDS, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Dr. J. W. Cocanaugher, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Meredith Hairstyling and Barber Shop, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Young’s Insurance Company, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Lay’s O.K. Tire Auto Service Center, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Super X Drugs, Beaumont Plaza, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Hood’s Food Market, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Mercer County Frozen Food Bank, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Harrodsburg Dish Barn, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Beaumont Inn, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Long’s Auto Sales, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Trayner’s Grocery, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Pioneer Motor Sales, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Dr. Charles E. Hatcher, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Dr. John F. McCann, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Drs. Keightley, Moore Whalen, Harrodsburg, Kentucky Sanford’s Grocery Store, Salvisa, Kentucky Judie’s Beauty Shop, Salvisa, Kentucky Salvisa Beauty Shop, Salvisa, Kentucky Currens Garage, Salvisa, Kentucky Jack and Jill Shop, Lawerenceburg, Kentucky Grace Jewelers, Lawerenceburg, Kentucky Jan’s Shoes, Danville, Kentucky AUZOQKAPMS 170 ■ $ iiilor colloyldlo [)I‘OSS