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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1975 volume:

Time I sit here and watch time pass by, Leaving happiness and sadness Woven into beautiful memories, And leaving the changes in everybody's age and personality That will never stay the same. As I think about the past, present, and future. And realize how they never were, aren't, and never will be the same, It depresses me, because I long for the security of not having to face losing a friend or gaining an enemy. But as long as time continues to move on, I will cherish the memories I have from the past, Wait with anxious anticipation for the future, And cope — with the present. Robert Hall 197S HIGHLANDER VOLUME 20 Mercer County School Harrodsburg, Kentucky ; TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1 Administration 87 Student Life 4 Sports 99 Seniors 21 Organizations 121 Juniors 63 Activities 157 Sophomores 71 Junior High 171 Freshmen 79 Advertisements 189 We Remember Moments of. . . HAPPINESS. . . TOGETHERNESS. . . ACCOMPLISHMENT. AND LEARNING. All of These Are “Times We Cherish. ” TIMES OF HAPPINESS. . . ABOVE LEFT: Tony Huffman finds enter- tainment in the antics of Perry Harp. ABOVE RIGHT: Beta Club members enjoy frustration of new members at initiation. RIGHT: Vickie Robinson and David Huff- man find the times between classes to be a pleasant pan of the day. 6 Moments of happiness can be expressed many ways: Friends sharing a bus ride; working together on an assign- ment in the library; taking a moment from class to have a picture taken. However all of these pictures have one common factor. They are produced by the presence of others. True, the presence of others does not always mean happiness, but in the student environment of Mercer High, it is a natural product. HAPPINESS comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed.” Wilfred T. Grefell ABOVE: Enthusiastic Beta Club members relax on their way to state conven- tion. MIDDLE LEFT: Lisa Watts, Jackie Devine, and Barbara Thornton find amusement in library study. MIDDLE RIGHT: Janice Pulliam is happily sur- prised by the camera. LEFT: A definition of happiness adorns bulletin board. 7 TIMES OF TOGETHERNESS. . . Moments of togetherness in students’ lives may range from watching a basketball game with a crowd, to sharing memories from an annual with friends, to capturing a moment of tenderness between a couple. All of these moments are times we have experienced at least once. At the moment each experience occurred, it may have been taken for granted. As we look back on these moments we cherish them, for they are imponant periods of growth and adjustment. RIGHT: Parents and faculty participate in student activi- ties. BELOW LEFT: Interested seniors remember past memories with an annual. BELOW RIGHT: Tim Lewis and Pat Clark engage in one of their many conversations. 8 ABOVE: Kevin Claunch admires Donna Hudson's outfit? MIDDLE LEFT: Sports bring people together. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sherry Good- paster consoles Danny Brock after a hard day. BELOW LEFT: Danny Acevedo and Anita Carey succeed in breaking the international barrier. BELOW RIGHT: Eddie Hudson and Patty Mink appear to be concentrating on a book, but . . . TIMES OF ACCOMPLISHMENT. . . When you have done what you set out to do and have never said 'I quit,' you finish with a smile on your face. That is an ACCOMPLISHMENT.” FRANK PRESTON This poem, by Mac Mayes, was published in a national Scholas- tic magazine. This is one more of the many accomplishments Mercer students have obtained. THE SUMMER In the summer, in the evenings When the day's been warm, Then we walk without our shoes on In the long grass on the farm. The fireflies in the bushes Prick the darkness all around, And the crickets, very busy, Make their night-time summer sound. The grass is cold and dewy After all the long day's heat, But the stepping stones set in it Still are warm beneath our feet. 10 MAC MAYES ABOVE: Frieda Graham is the recipient of a state-wide 4-H award. MIDDLE: Mercer girls receive the district basketball trophy. BELOW: Mrs. Jones presents Larry Meaux with a check for his essay which was published in The Beta Journal. Throughout the year many goals that had been set were captured. Some of these events were of a serious nature and others not quite so serious. The events ranged from Robin Jackson's award winning essay on conservation to Charlotte Baker’s quest for the great SUPER BUBBLE. But whatever the event, it still stands as a goal that was strived for and reached. LEFT: Charlotte Baker in her quest for the great super bubble. BELOW LEFT: Lana Brown and John Elliott accept the Optimist Award. BELOW RIGHT: Robin Jackson receives check from Marvin Burton for her essay on conservation. 11 TIMES OF LEARNING Learning is a process of gaining knowledge which may take various forms: group sessions, special teacher instruction, or a student's individual search for an answer. All of these forms are evident in the atmosphere at Mercer. However books and tests, as many students have discovered, are not the only tools of learning, but rather the experiences gained from day to day provide the student with a realization of what true knowledge is. RIGHT: Biology students face test of knowledge. BELOW: Mrs. Bundy gives special instruction to student during her free hour. BELOW RIGHT: Jenny Lester prepares for speech tournament. 12 ABOVE: Library students gain experience by working during study hall. LEFT: Kathy Lester utilizes her spare time by reading. BELOW LEFT: Joe Alford studies rat’s anatomy first hand. BELOW: Students master accounting skills. 13 14 15 These Times We Cherish Senior Officers Lead the Class of '75 Vicki James - President Perry Harp - V. President Kathy Lester - Secretary Jacqulyn Garriott - Treasurer Cindy McRay - Reporter HIGH SCHOOL Sponsors: Mrs. Gill Mrs. Driskell Mr. Gill Mr. Brooks «r ‘ f;‘'r . V. • 'V, •.,• , � M ; W • 4P Ji . if |a • Jft l , % - 4Nfc I4 gi 4� ■ L- . . Hete5HT - • Li.rx- vv lui� jmfcf! I ■albBEg.'Wj 5’ ;l- i SSH % 'zr s ■ t« r,Wv .?-•.• j,� -• • -' f .� vr • 2 , rr V ; i A. A ■ «? - ••‘.?7nX. y ;.WA- MAj . . • ■ • ?' f '•■ ”3' rftf . % £dfc i' v-H jWftftflffif-� jfrjj S3 -4� Vw i . $ • « iv • «■■,.,■; r V- ■HHH Teacher 's Pest Jackie Devine Tommy Sallee Best All Around Carol Yeager Larry Meaux Most Dependable Vicki James John Elliott Most Athletic Kathy Lester Gary Caton Most Popular Bobby Riley Donna Watts Ann Pickett Perry Harp Wittiest Best Personality Karen McCrosky Dale Cinnamon Most Talented Bill Howe Jenny Lester ft « V Debbie Baker Jesse Sanford Best Dressed Most Likely to Succeed Steven Baxter Cheryl Yeager Most School Spirit Danny Brock Charlotte Baker Jacqulyn Garriott Kevin Perkins Most Studious Frieda Graham Lonnie Barnett Anita Carey Ricky Burton Best Figure and Physique Ed Hudson Lisa Watts Best Looking THE PAST IS GONE The days of school have seemed long to me But, oh, how if I could go back I’d see The things I had missed along the way; The things I took for granted from day to day. The crazy things my friends have said, The many teachers that have led Us through many books, papers, and themes. And how they listened to our many dreams. Football, basketball, and all the games That led us to victory, and brought us fame. The limes we came to classes late When we were worried about a Saturday night date. The noise and chatter that filled the hall, The spirit posters on the wall. Now, I am going to graduate And to look back now, is a little too late. - Ann Pickett 32 f (RoM !k ( CkX - Q)llLQjvUL 0 qZtO VYb ) C cdLr _ 3 uz CtZcy oft CXjKsrXsOJ ( oyu cSl 34 f do- (facrndwn C_JJVV_cL 35 36 KoLtW fi JULAA. 38 0 4! 42 5 55 i SS umt •) s . i� � w� ', a HlUUIo Clin Jit� � %•� V. • a A ' ssl OJbtxxXY y lx d jix 43 4 Xorwv m Q Cfuu bvj 44 45 ( £aajy q QJLuj-la.; (Lur FuLAAAsyO Qj v n V jdktddc 48 cdSK - % (P 49 m t u� a� ( | 2 W pZl mWA iitHtfnk � � � ♦ {tHmHj r“ !:- «« ' 11 “ i H � ‘ til$W r I lnWM M 51 f-3— c AoMr, £ • S tt X Xj OOvO- Jo luz duu ' J)CM ry cx_ V ott y 53 [ 55 Exchange Students Arrive at Mercer This year we were again fortunate to have several exchange students with us. They were Marcia Gue- des of Brazil, Danny Acevedo of Columbia and Fel- ipe Carrera of Ecuador. A(ar,c.M G-UfdfS Outstanding Seniors Receive Recognition VALEDICTORIAN: Frieda Graham SALUTATORIAN: Vickie McCrystal S.T.A.R. TEACHER: Mrs. Gritton S.T.A.R. STUDENT: Glenn Newland There are two awards that require more than just moments of knowledge. These awards are gained by four years of hard work and determination, through which the students involved must often forego social pleasures for the call of the textbook. We are proud to recognize this dedication by announcing Frieda Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Graham, valedictorian and Vickie McCrystal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCrystal as salutatorian. Another coveted honor is the Student Teacher Achievement Recognition Award, which was presented to Glenn Allan Newland, son of Rev. and Mrs. Guy Newland. Glenn received this award by having the highest scores on the S. A. T. college test. Mrs. Mary Dot Gritton was chosen by Glenn as the S.T.A.R. teacher who has con- tributed the most to his academic growth. 57 � • 1 ?✓ BAKER, CHARLOTTE JEAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker, Jr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech and Drama Club 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Science Club 2: Ecology Club 3; Medical Careers Club 4, President 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Junior Achievement 3, Secretary 3: Ring Committee 3; Baccalaureate Usher 3; Powder Puff F Dtball 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Spring Play 3, 4; Annual Staff Photogra- pher; Who’s Who 3, 4: National Award of Excellence 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Most School Spirit 4; Miss Pep Contest 4; FFA Queen 3; First Place Duet Acting, Paris Speech Tournament; Second Place Duet Acting, Mercer and Asbury Speech Tour- nament; Typing I Award; Outstanding Speech and Drama Student, 3. BAKER, DEBORAH MARIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Baker. M-G Club 2; Science Club 2, Secretary 2: Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; FHA 1; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3,4; Who’s Who 3; National Award of Excellence 3; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4. BARNETT. LONDALL EUGENE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Barnett. French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FT A 2. 3, 4, Publicity Chairman; Ecology Club 3; Chess Club 2, 3; Library Club 1; Physics Award 3; Most Studious 4: Who’s Who 3: National Award for Excellence 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. BAUGH, RONALD LYNN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Baugh. FFA 1; Perfect Attendance 1. BAXTER, STEVEN BERNICE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Baxter. Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2: FFA 1. 2, 3, 4: Student Council Representa- tive 2; Basketball 1; Most Likely to Suc- ceed 4. BENTLEY, JOHN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bentley. BOTTOMS. TWANA LANE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Bot- toms. Pep Club 1, 2; FHA 1; FFA 4; Cheerleader 2. BROCK, ANNE FRANCES Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brock I. French Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1: Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1; Speech and Drama Club 4; Who’s Who; National Award of Excellence: National Panorama of American Youth; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students; SPOKE Conference: Annual Staff 4. BROCK, CHARLES DANIEL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Brock. Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 4; FFA 1, 2, 4, Sentinel 4; Science Club 1, 2; Choral Club 4, Librarian 4; Student Advi- sory Council 4: Mr. Pep 4; Most School Spirit 4. BROWN, LANA JANE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Brown. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Science Club 2, Treasurer 2; Student Council Representative 3; Speech and Drama 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Chess Club 2: Who's Who; Society of Distinguished High School Students: Optimist Club Award 4; National Award of Excellence; SPOKE Conference 3; Annual Staff 4. BURTON. RICKY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Owen Burton. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; Junior Achievement; Greenhand Award; Best Looking 4; FHA King. BYRD, ANNA JEAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Byrd. FHA 1, 2, 3. 4, Reporter 3. 2nd Vice- President 4; Pep Club 1. 2; FT A 1, 2; Who’s rho 4. CAMDEN. RHEDA AGNES Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cam- den. FHA 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Spanish Club 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Junior Achievement. CAREY, ANITA LEE Daughter of Mr. Garnett Carey and Mrs. Janice Davenport. French Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; National Award of Excel- lence; Outstanding Teenagers of Amer- ica. CAREY. CARL BRENT Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carey. FFA 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Achievement 1: Greenhand Award 1: Fall Festival King Candidate 2. CATON. CYNTHIA DEAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caton. Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Sck nee Club 2; Medical Careers Club 4: Cheerleader 1; Speech and Drama Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4: Senior Trip Committee 4; Outstanding Actress 3: Who's Who; National Award of Excel- lence; Society of Distinguished High School Students: Homecoming Queen Candidate; Miss Mercer; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 3; Perfect Attendance 3: Prom Queen 4: First Place in Duet Acting, Paris Speech Tournament; Second Place Duet Acting, Mercer and Asbury Speech Tournament; Girls’ State 3; SPOKE. CATON. GARY KEITH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Caton. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4; FFA 4; M- Club2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Library Club Vice-President 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Track 3, 4: Freshman Class President; Football Home- coming King 4: Most Valuable Lineman 3, 4, Football Co-Captain 4; All Blueg- rass Conference 3, 4; Basketball All Tour- nament Team 1; Mr. Sophomore. CINNAMON, DALE THOMAS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Cinnamon. Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Science Club 1, 2: M-Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Beta Club 2, 3. 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, Greenhand Award 1, Chapter Farmer 2, State Farmer 4, DeKalb Award 4; Student Council Repre- sentative 1, 4; Student Advisory 4; Ring Committee 3; Invitation Committee 4; Best Personality 4: Society of Outstanding American High School Students 3: Out- standing Teenager of America 4; SPOKE Conference 3; Bluegrass Boys’ State 3; Who’s Who 3, 4; National Award of Excel- lence 3. 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Baseball Manager 1, Baseball 2: Track 4; Basket- ball 3, 4, Co-Cap tin 4. CLAUNCH, ALECIA JOY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Claunch. Pep Club 1, 3; Track 1; Science Club 1, 2: Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2; Office Worker 3, 4; FHA 4; Chess Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4: Fall Fes- tival Queen Candidate 4; Senior Class Trip Committee 4; National Award for Excellence 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4: Who’s Who 3; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Typing I Award 2; Shorthand Award 3; Secretarial Practice Award 3. CLAUNCH. MARVIN VERNELLE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Claunch. FFA 1. CROSSIELD, KATHY THELMA Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cross- field. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; 59 Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 3, 4: FHA 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 4; Stu- dent Council 1; Medical Careers Club 4; National Award for Excellence 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Perfect Attendance Award 1; Farm Bureau Queen 3; Who’s Who 3. DEAN, SHERRI LYNN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Snider Dean. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, His- torian 4; Student Council 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Medical Careers Club 4, Vice-President; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Queen Candi- date 4; Who's Who 4. DEAN, TERRY WAYNE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Dean. FFA 1; Basketball 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Football 1. DEVINE. JACQUELINE STRATTON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Stratton. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech and Drama Club 2; FHA 1. 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2: Junior Class President; Library Club 2; M-G Club 2; Spring Play 2; Ring Committee 3: Powder Puff Football; Junior Achievement; Medical Careers Club 4; Who's Who 4; Drama Award 2; Teachers Pest 4. DRURY, VICKI LYNN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Drury. Beta Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. DURR, ERIC Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dun. FFA 1, 2;4-H 1. 2. ELLIOTT, JOHN DAVID Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pan. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reponer 2, Vice-Presi- dent 4, President 3; Science Club 1, 2; Speech and Drama Club 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Most Dependable 4; State Farmer 3; Stu- dent Advisory Committee; Who’s Who; Optimist Award 4; Annual Staff Editor 4; National Award of Excellence; Selected for Boys' State 3. GAMMON. EMMA SUE Daughter of Mr. William Gammon and the late Doris Gammon. Library Club 1, 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Medical Careers Club 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 2; Who’s Who 3; Invitation Committee 4. GARRIOTT, JACQULYN COLEMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garriott. Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; M-G Club 2; Track 1, 2; Speech and Drama Club 3; Home- coming Attendant 3; FHA 1; 4-H 1, 2; Prom Committee 3: Class Treasurer 3, 4; Chorus 4: Who's Who: Class Flirt 4. GASH, RICKY DALE Son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gash. FFA 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Greenhand Award, Chapter Farmer. GOODPASTER, RONNIE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodpaster. GRAHAM, FRIEDA CAROL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lyle Graham. Book-a-Week Club 1; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Teen Leader 2, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; FT A 2, 3, 4, President 3; Science Club 2; Library Club 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Vice-President 3; Speech and Drama Club 4, Reporter 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 3, 4; Who's Who 3, 4; National High School Award of Excellence 3.4; Society of Out- standing American High School Students 3, 4; National Panorama of American Youth 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Highest Average - English 1, 2; Highest Average - Geometry 2; Highest Average - Algebra II 3; Tie, Highest Average - Home Ec 3; SPOKE Conference 3; First Place Asbury Speech Tournament - Prose 4; Most Studi- ous 4; Society of Distinguished American Students 4; Valedictorian. GRAHAM. VALERIE LYNN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gra- ham. FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. GREY, DENISE PINKSTON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pinkston. HARP, PERRY PRICE Son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Harp. FFA 1, 4; Pep Club 4; 4-H 1, 2; Vice- President of Senior Class; Wittiest 4. HART, DAVID Son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Han. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HAZELWOOD, PERRY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hazelwood. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Greenhand Award, Chap- ter Farmer. HOLT, IDA Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Holt. HOOVER, RON Son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hoover. HORSLEY, KEVIN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horsley. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; M-Club 3; Student Council 4; Who’s Who; Football 3. HOWARD. JOHN WALLACE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard. FFA 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Choral Club 3, 4; Science Club 1; M-Club 3, 4; Who’s Who; Chapter Farmer, Greenhand Award. HOWE, WILLIAM RICHARD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howe. FTA 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Band Freshman and Sopho- more. HUDSON, EDDIE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hudson. M-Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Sci- ence Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Award 4, Co- Captain Award 4, Best Back Award 3; All Blue Grass Conference 3,4; Basketball 1, Freethrow Award 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved 2, Medalist 3, Low Score Award 4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff Coach 3, 4; National Award of Excellence; Who’s Who; Best Physique 4. HUFFMAN. TONY Son of Mrs. Clarence Huffman and the late Mr. Clarence Huffman. 4-H 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; M-Club 4; Junior Achievement 3,4, Vice-President of Manufacturing 3, President 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Who's Who; Outstanding J.A. Achiever in Bluegrass 3; Annual Staff 4. JAMES, VICKI DENISE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. James. Track 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2: Library Club 1; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; FTA 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Jun- ior Achievement 3, Treasurer; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4; Junior and Senior Class President; Student Advisory Committee 4; Ky. Girls' State 3; Who’s Who; Outstanding Ameri- can High School Student; Distinguished American High School Student 4. KEIGHTLEY, ALTA MAE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Keight- ley. 4-H 1, 2: FFA 3. 4; FHA 1, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Medical Careers Club 4; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 3, 4; Prom 60 Band Committee 3; Home Ec II Award 2; Greenhand Award 3. KIDD, ANGELA Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kidd. Pep Club 1. LAWSON. TONY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lawson. Band 1,2. LESTER, KATHY FRANCES Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lester. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Speech and Drama Club 3, 4, Social Chairman 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; M-G Club 2; Medical Careers Club 4; Science Club 2; Ecology Club 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Freshman Class Reporter, Sophomore, Class Secretary, Secretary of Senior Class; Library Club 2; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4, Homecoming Attendant 1; Most Athletic 4; Who’s Who 3; National Award of Excel- lence 4; Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students 4; Betty Crocker Award 4. LESTER. VIRGINIA TROUT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Varner Lester. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Twirler 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; Ecology Club 3; Medi- cal Careers Club 4; Library Club 1; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, President 3; Fall Festival Queen Candi- date 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Who's Whc, Outstanding American High School Student; National Award of Excel- lence; Most Talented 4. LESTER, WALTER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lester. Band 1, 2, 3, Social Chairman 3. MAJOR, JACKIE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Major. 4-H 1, 2; M-Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 3. MAYES, MAC Son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mayes. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. McCROSKY, KAREN SUE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McCrosky. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Medical Careers Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 4, Majorette 3, Drum Majorette 4; Office Worker 4; FHA 4; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3; National Award of Excellence; Best Per- sonality 4. McCRYSTAL, VICKI KATHRYN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCrystal. Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; Library Club 1; Student Council 1,2, Reporter 2; FHA 4; Band 1, 2; Biology 9 Award; Eng- lish I Award; Algebra I Award; Shorthand I Award; Typing II Award; Perfect Attend- ance 2; Who's Who 4; Outstanding Ameri- can High School Students 4; National Award of Excellence 4: Salutatorian. McQUIRE, JANET LEE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McGuire. FHA 2. 3; Pep Club 1. McKINNEY, KEVINIE JO Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. McKinney. Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; FHA 1, 2, 4, Recre- ation Leader 4; Science Club 2; 4-H 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 3. McKINNEY. MARK STEVEN Son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. McKinney. FFA 1. 2. McQUEARY, CLAYTON Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McQueary. McRAY, CYNTHIA LEE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud McRay. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Historian 2, Vice-President 3, Pres- ident 4; Library Club 2; Medical Careers Club 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Reporter; Annual Staff 4; Home Ec Award 2; Who's Who. MEAUX, LARRY Son of Mrs. Alma Meaux and the late Mr. Ivan Meaux. Pep Club 1, 2, 4. President 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 2, President 3; Science Club 1, 2; Chess Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Speech and Drama Club 4, Vice-President 4; Track 2, 3, 4; M-Club 4; Class Secretary 1, 3; Co-Editor of Annual Staff 4; Office Worker 4; Who's Who; Society of Out- standing High School Students; SPOKE Conference 3; Usher for Baccalaureate and Commencement 3; Boys' State Alternate 3; Best All Around 4; Article Published in NATIONAL BETA JOURNAL; National Award of Excellence 4; Outstanding Teen- ager of America 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2,3,4; Journalism Award 4. MERRIMAN, DANNY THOMAS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Merri- man. 4-H 1. MINTON. BILLY EDWIN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Minton. Band 1,2. MOORE. ROC Son of Dr. and Mrs. Bacon R. Moore. Spanish Club 1; FFA 1. MORRIS. STEVEN CRAIG Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Morris. Football 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; FFA 1. MOSS, GARY Son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Moss. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Advisory Committee 4; Perfect Attendance. NEWLAND, GLENN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Newland. STAR Student 4. OLIVER, KATRINA JO Daughter of Mrs. Jo Warren. Library Club 3; Medical Careers Club 4; Office Worker 4. PERKINS. KEVIN ROBERT Son of Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Perkins, Jr. M-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Speech and Drama Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Mr. Freshman; Class Flirt 4. PERRIN, CINDY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Perrin. Medical Careers Club 4. PICKETT, ANN GALEN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pickett. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Sci- ence Club 2; Chess Club 2; Perfect Attendance 2; Student Council Represent- ative 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Baccalaureate Usherette 3; Prom Theme Committee 3; Medical Careers Club 4, Secretary; FHA 4; SPOKE Conference 3; National High School Award of Excellence 3, 4; Outstanding American High School Student 3,4; Who's Who 3; DAR Award 4; Wittiest 4. PITTMAN, KATHY JUNE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Pitt- man. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1. 2; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4. PRESTON. FRANK Son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Preston. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; M-Club 4; Speech and Drama Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Spanish 61 Club 1, 2: Chess Club 2; Chorus 4; Sci- ence Club 1, 2: Office Worker 3, 4: Annual Siaff Photographer 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3; Golf 3, 4: Track 3; Who's Who; Society of Outstanding High School Stu- dents: Boys' State 3; National Award of Excellence 4: Outstanding Teenager of America 4: Distinguished High School Student 4; Best Actor 4. PULLIAM. VICKIE LYNN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Pul- liam. Pep Club 1. 2; FHA 1,2,4: FFA 4; FBLA 3; Prom Committee 3. RANSDELL, CURT Son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ransdell. Basketball 4; Annual Staff 4: Office Worker 4. RILEY. BOBBY GLYNN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gritton. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4. Vice-President 4; Football 1, 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3: Stu- dent Council 1, 4: Mr. Junior 3; Most Popular 4: Greenhand Award; Chapter Farmer Fall Festival King Candidate 3. ROBERTS, TERESA GAIL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberts. ROBERTSON, MICHAEL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robertson. ROYALTY. MARSHA GAY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Royalty SALLEE. THOMAS CLELLAND JR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Sallee. M-Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Chair- man of Prom Committee 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4; Highest Batting Aver- age in Baseball 3; Teacher's Pest; Who's Who in American Vocational and Techni- cal Schools; Prom King Candidate 4. SANDERS, TIM Son of Mr. and Mrs. Worley Sanders. SANFORD. JESSE P. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Sanford, M-Club 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4: Permanent Member 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1: Greenhand Award; FHA Dreamboat; Star Greenhand; Star Chapter Farmer; Award of Excellence: Who's Who Award; Best Dressed 4. SEXTON. DONALD Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sexton. SIMS, STEPHEN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sims. STINNETT. SHARON DAWN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Stinnett. FHA 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Who's Who in American Vocational and Technical Schools. TERHUNE, HARRY CLAY. IV Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Terhune, III. Band 1, 2, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Football 3; Sci- ence Club 1. 2, 3; Student Council 1,3. THORNTON, BARBARA Daughter of Mrs. Gladys Thornton and Mr. George Thornton. FHA 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; 4-H. TOLLIVER, SHARON MARIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tolliver. Pep Club 3: FHA 3, 4. Secretary 4: State FHA Meeting; Fall Festival Candidate 4; Powder Puff Football 4. WARNER. JOE MARSHALL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Warner. WARNER. JOHNNY Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Warner. WATTS, DONNa SUE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Watts. Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 4: Medical Careers 4; Librayr Club 2: Library Assistant 2: FBLA 4; Most Popular 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. WATTS. LISA LOU Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hanley Watts. Beta Club 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; FHA 1, 2. 4; Library Club 2; Speech and Drama Club 4; Medical Careers 4; M-G Club 2; Science Club 2; Student Council 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Track 1; Fall Festival Candidate 2; Office Worker 4; Library Assistant 2: Beta Convention 4: Annual Staff 4; Com- mencement Usher 3: Best Figure 4: Miss Sophomore; National High School Award of Excellence; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. WATTS, ORVILLE LEE Brother of Bobby Joe Watts. WHITE, LOU ANN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman White. FHA 3, 4: French Club 2: Pep Club 3, 4; Medical Careers 4; Senior Committee 4: Powder Puff Football 3; Miss Junior. WHITEHOUSE, BRADLEY O. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitehouse. WILHAM. PATRICIA JEAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wilham. FHA 1. 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4. YATES, KATHY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yates. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Committee 4; Library Club 1, 2; Medical Careers 4, Reporter 4; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3. YEAGER, CAROL ANN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yeager. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Permanent Member, Secretary 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 2; B Team Cheerleader, Cap- tain 1; Track 1, 2; Chess Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Class Reporter 3; Business Man- ager Annual Staff 4; Speech and Drama Club 3, 4, President 4; Commencement Usher 3; Outstanding Teenager of Amer- ica: Who's Who: SPOKE Conference: National High School Award for Excel- lence; Best All Around 4; Outstanding American High School Student; Distin- guished American Student; Journalism Award 4; Best Actress 4. YEAGER, CHERYL ANN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yeager. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Speech and Drama 3.4; Cheerleader 1; Science Club 1; Track 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Outstanding American High School Student; Who’s Who; Award of Excellence; Most Likely to Succeed; Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Students: SPOKE Conference: Dis- tinguished American Student. 62 ' Juniors Look Forward to Class Rings and Prom SPONSORS Mrs. Jones Mr. Vandivier Mrs. Gritton Mrs. Eades OFFICERS President: Larry Rigsby Reporter: Mary Ann Meaux Secretary: Maurice Kelly Vice President: Kathi Blacketer Treasurer: Lisa Gritton 64 Chemistry Challenges Students Joe Alford Sherry Anderson Jimmy Ashford Donna Ball Paul Beatty Laura Benge Kim Bentley Mike Bishop Kathi Blacketer Ronald Bowen Lisa Britton Faith Burns Vernon Camden Lennis Caudill Charles Cecil David Chilton Kathy Cinnamon Robin Cinnamon Kevin Claunch Nadine Cole 65 Juniors Relax After Achievement Test Justus Colvin Darrell Combs Jerry Combs Ruth Ann Cosby Sharon Crawley Stan Cross Barbara Cunningham Etta Curtsinger Rhonda Curtsinger Donnie Dean Denise Dearing Lillie Devine Ida Divine Billy Douglas Carson Drury Debbie Egbert Bill Elliott Lisa Elliott Cathy Fain Brenda Fowler 66 Cecil Francis Dennis Gay Lisa Griiton Keith Grubbs Donna Hardy Janet Harp Kevin Hatfield Donnie Hatter Rick Helton Eddie Horn Phyllis Horn Sallie Ison Denna Jackson Robin Jackson Karen Johnson Maurice Kelly Timmy Lewis David Logue Debbie Massie Debbie McGuire Mary Ann Meaux Vicky Merriman Allen Monroe Barbara Moore Nancy Neal Alice Nowlin Carlene Panin Teresa Perkins Sharon Phelps Nancy Phillips Alex Poulter Nancy Prewitt Wanda Price Paul Proctor Connie Rasnake 67 Juniors Prepare “Stairway to Heaven” Ricky Rice Larry Rigsby Edwin Riley Nora Riley Billy Robinson Dennis Robinson Terrell Royalty Cheryl Sallee Donna Sallee Donnie Sallee Rodney Sallee Ronnie Sallee Terry Sears Chris Sepko Debra Shouse Lu Ann Simpson George Springate George Stratton Diane Summers Shirley Tate 68 I . 'T: Tony Yocum Pictures Not Available for: Danny Abner Gene Adams Roscoe Cunningham Rita Taylor Teresa Terhune Terri Tolliver Kim Trayner Steve Tyler Kay Vanarsdall Regina Vandivier Ricky Ward Tina Watts Vicky Wheeler Kathy Whitehouse Paula Wilcher Jeff Wilson Bruce Woodridge Jimmy Yeager ABOVE: Juniors are enthused over arrival of prom decorations. LEFT: County Attorney Mike Conover speaks to the U.S. History classes on the Revolutionary War. 69 SPONSORS Mr. Hilton Mrs. Johnson Miss Downey Mrs. Peavler Mrs. Murray Mr. Preston Sophomores Survive Second Big Year OFFICERS President: Susan Huffman Vice President: Rick Voris Secretary: Brenda Nichols Treasurer: Debbie Stratton 72 A Smile Helps Through Any Class Janet Baker Gary Baker James Barnes Mike Barnett Sammy Baumstark Lisa Beatty Ronnie Best Earl Briscoe Diana Britton Steve Brogle Doug Brown Joey Brown Carrie Burton Keith Burton Rosemary Campbell David Carey Roger Carey Don Casey Penny Catlett Doris Chenault Pat Clark Linda Claunch Addie Cocanougher Justina Colvin Cheryl Coy Cathy Currens Kelly Currens Lennie Currens Kathy Darland Terry Darland Edward Davidson 73 Home Ec. Prepares Students for Future Kelli Devine Mike Durham Melanie Ellis Karen Fowler Karen Gibson Betty Glenn Clark Marsha Goodlett Sherry Goodpaster Robert Gorham Tammy Graves Rhonda Grider Marquita Griffieth Sharyn Hahn Joey Hardin Brent Hazelwood Charles Hazelwood Patty Hembree Debra Hendren Tim Horn David Howe Cathy Hudson David Huffman Mark Huffman Marvin Huffman Susan Huffman David Huggins Vickie Humphrey 74 Debbie Hurst Lisa Isham Robert James Barry Jones Ricky Keller Anna Kendrick Susan Kidd Cary King Debbie King Jimmy Lane Janet Lester Billy Lewis Ricky Lewis Robin Litteral Neila Logue Bobby Long Cathy Lucas Glenda Luttrell Steve Lyons Pat Markham John Mattingly Sharon McGlone Becky McKinney Joey Milbum Diane Miller Patty Mink Jimmy Montgomery Debbie Murphy Donald Murphy Willie Murray 75 Roger Pierce Ricky Pinkston Janet Powell Shelia Poynter Steve Poynter Donna Price Sharon Price Richard Proctor Cecilia Pulliam Marty Pulliam Charlotte Robinson Thomas Robinson Sandy Robinson Debbie Royalty Tim Royalty Jan Sanford Paul Satterly Sherry Scrogham Kerry Sepko Margaret Sharpe Ronald Shewmaker Sherilyn Siler Billie Ann Simpson Jeff Simpson Bradley Smith Jerry Smith Ricky Spain Tammy Spaulding Bill Staples Brent Steele Penny Steele Debbie Stratton Kenny Stratton Ricky Stratton Darlene Summers 76 Sophomores Take a Break From Shakespeare Glenn Withers Jim Wolfe James Woodrum Lisa Yeager Sandy Taggart Carroll Thompson Joan Tolliver Rose Tuggle Rick Voris Mike Votaw Brenda Wade Ray Walker Ed Weaver Connie Webb Stephen Wheeler Cathy Whitenack Diana Whittaker Danny Wilson Joe Wilson 77 'JMr. and Miss S S E S E::: :: :ii E 3 m U« wJpftWs! B‘. ■Mcvl I ' TCUl I .5TTwf ■ ® o V- _ k • w ' . 1 7 CCV T||1 W . . ir?v¥ft4i S, ' i . • • i - i t - • v :- - v JC.SM I.; J —.. . t- . ; f j U HI ■ K� V v • . fCp ri - ,v v v X2.’'v ■ • ' t ' L wV n • RA-✓ % v V ■'W '►• . V NWS S A A .1 is ;« j 3 r t till. jKTS 3m SHHS v. :w E2. hm MF , 3 SPONSORS: Mrs. Bundy Mr. Fallis Mrs. Hatcher Mr. Yeager Mr. McMurry Miss Brock Freshmen Experience High School Life OFFICERS: President: Mark Caton (not pictured) Vice-President: Doug Lester Secretary: Donna Hudson Treasurer: Mark Doughty 80 Freshmen Recognize Farmers Day v V P s Janet Abner Joey Abner Sherry Allen Jerry Arnold Bruce Ashford Bobby Baker Larry Baker Robert Ballard Larry Bartleson Shirley Bast Charlotte Baugh Betty Baxter Mark Beasley Tony Beasley James Benge Joe Bentley Clay Bishop Garl Booth Danny Bottom John Bottom Marcia Bowling Kathy Brittion Denise Buffin Donnie Burke Harrison Burrus David Byrd Tommy Camden Kathy Cannon Mark Caton Connie Chambers Sandy Cheek 81 82 Health Leon Cinnamon Terri Cloyd Ronnie Cocanougher Jeaneen Collier Barbara Cornish Arthur Cox Howard Craddock Gill Currens Mike Darland Todd Darland Sharon Davenport Jim Demaree Karen Devine Steve Divine Gary Dixon Mark Doughty Stanley Douglas Teresa Driskoll Eddie Durr Steve Flora John Florian Debbie Fowler Arthur Fulton Kenny Goodpaster David Gorham Jeff Gray Thelma Griffieth Class Is Enjoyable and Rewarding Lisa Hall Beverly Hardin Wyonneue Hartman Vicky Hayes Reesa Henderson Debra Hendrix Sandra Henry Jeffrey Allen Hoover Jane Horn Beverly Howard Donna Hudson Mary Huff Michael Huffman Shelli Jackson John James Rex Kidd Sherilyn King David Landers Paula Landers Steven Landers Betty Lawson Carla Lawson Douglas Lester Debra Lewis Lorrie Logue Jeanette Long Jerry Long Judy Long Ricky Long James Maddox Dorian Martell Belinda Matherly Robert Mayes Jeff McCrystal Mike McCrystal 83 Karen McGuire Caren McDonald Connie McDonald Kathleen McKinney Mitch Mink David Moffitt Daniel Moore Lori Moore Paul Moore Renee Moss Carolyn Murray Sonja Newman Jeff Noland John Noland David Parham Bonnie Parker Dave Parker Craig Peavler Brookie Peavler Dale Peavler Sheila Pendergraft Grace Perkins Robert Perkins Glen Philhower Alan Pinkston Eddie Pittman Bobby Prather Ann Prewitt Hobert Proctor Janice Pulliam John Pulliam Tina Ransdell Jo Ann Rawlings Anna Reed Christina Riley 84 Freshmen Profit From Physical Education Barbara Robinson Larry Robinson Vickie Robinson Vicki Robinson Gregory Rogers Dana Jo Ross Marty Ross Darryl Royalty Tim Royalty Kevin Sallee Karen Sanders Stephen Sanford Pam Scrogham Mary Sepko Stanley Shackelford Donna Shearer Marshall Simpson James Smith Sammy Smith Alexa Steele Melinda Stewart Becky Stinnett Cathy Stinnett David Stratton Robbi Stratton Karen Stump Cindy Taggart 85 Carol Taium Allison Tiernan Bill Tolliver Angela Travillian Sandra Travillian Darrell Turner Carol Watts Richard Watts Kimberly Warner David Whitenack Connie Whitis Cindy Whittaker Dwayne Wilham Debbie Yates Tammy Yeager Oscar York ABOVE: Donnie Burke takes advantage of the camera instead of his biology lesson. LEFT: Beverly Howard and Kathy Cannon experiment with make-up in Home Ec. 86 ADMINISTRATION 87 KENNETH KING A. T. HENSLEY Superintendent Asst. Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION: (L. to R.) Kenneth King, Alan Montgomery, Marion Britton, William Gritton, Jr., Loyd Mayes, Jr., John Huffman. Pictures not available for: IRENE NOOE Director of Pupil Personnel WALTER ROWE Supervisor LOU WILL BARNETT PATSY CLEVENGER Title I ESEA Bookkeeper Coordinator CAROLYN GABEHART Clerk 88 JAMES GASH Principal JERRY KAYS Asst. Principal OFFICE WORKERS: Sitting. L. to R.: Kim Trayner, Larry Meaux. Vickie McCrystal, Faith Bums, Karen McCrosky, Lisa Gritton. Standing: Cun Ransdell, Frank Preston, Alecia Claunch, Kathy Crossfield, Carol Yeager, Lisa Watts, Ann Pickett. PEGGY GORHAM Secretary LUCILLE CATLETT Receptionist DEVOLA COLLIER Library Aide MIGNON JOHNSON Secretary, Voc. School 89 AMOS BLACK Boys' Health and P.E. SUSAN BROCK English I GEORGE BROOKS Agriculture I and III JOHN BUCHANAN U.S. History and Geography CONSUELO BUNDY Geometry, Advanced Math, and Algebra STEVE CLEVENGER General Math IRENE DICKERSON Librarian SANDRA DOWNEY Reading, Speech, Drama, and English III TJ ooooooeo 90 Jsss m y £« «,; as,r,� j s '' !? . ■ JJptteaaC©©®®; -—. jfc c « «� ««« CHARLOTTE DRISKELL Home Economics LINDA EADES Biology 9 and Advanced Biology HOWARD FALLIS Introduction, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology LARRY FRENCH Boys' P.E. HAZEL GASH 7th Grade Social Studies JOE GILL American Government and Drivers Training NELL GILL Home Economics and Family Living JULIA GRAHAM Counselor 91 MARY GRAVELY 7th Grade Literature MARY GRITTON Business Math, Typing, and Bookkeeping CLARICE HATCHER Secretarial Practice, Typing, and Shorthand JUDY HEIDORN Girls' P.E. and Health RACHEL HENSLEY Librarian BRAD HILTON Agriculture II and IV REDA JOHNSON Spanish, English, and Senior Composition ANN JOHNSTON 7th Grade 92 EUNICE JONES English III JERRY KAYS 8th Grade Social Studies GERALD LISTER 8th Grade Science RITA McGLONE 8th Grade Math and Science CHARLES McMURRY Math 10 and Algebra I GENE MIDDLETON 7th Grade Science LINDA MURRAY English IV and U.S. History MARY NOEL English III, Junior Composition, and Journalism 93 GAY O'BANION 7th and 8th Grade Music and Chorus JENNY PATRICK Girls' Health and P.E. MARTHA PEAVLER French II and General Science CHARLES PRESTON Art BETTY SHORT 7th Grade English JOHNNY SLONE 7th Grade Math JOYCE THOMAS 8th Grade Social Studies and English BARRY VANDIVIER World History, Basic Govern- ment, and Sociology 94 DAVID RICKARD Student Teacher Math SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS: Jane Williams Connie Christopher Janice Brisoe Neva Woods Janet Gritton Martha Grubbs Glenda Rhodus Rev. Larry Koch LESLIE WARD 8th Grade Math Algebra I MATTIE WEST 8th Grade Lit. LARRY WOOLUMS Senior High and Jr. High Band LARRY YEAGER Jr. High P.E. and 8th Grade Social Studies BRENDA YOUNG 7th Grade Lit. 8th Grade English, and English II TOM MOWERY Student Teacher Math 95 96 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL WILLIAM ROYALTY Principal MIKE ARMSTRONG Auto Mechanics LAWRENCE HENDREN Business FRED KNICKERBOCKER Electricity SUE SALLEE Health Careers JUDY SUTTER Business WILLIAM WEATHERFORD Welding RON WILCHER Carpentry COOKS Left to Right: Verna Shackleford, Blondella Harmon, Beatrice Springate, Emma Sanford, Opal Shackleford, Martha Dean, Evelyn Cocanougher. BUS DRIVERS Jody Huffman Floyd Barnett Harold Bailey Larry Koch Morris Durr Cecil McCrosky Norman Hahn Henry Cummins Kenneth Huffman David Patterson John Thompson Garnett Carrier Frankie Claunch George Anderson Danny Phillips Bobby Gibson W. ]. Click Kyle Bailey Johnny Phillips Ernest Foster Mrs. Shewmaker Mrs. Goins Marshall Foster Virginia Lay Grover Releford Raymond Gibson Jackie Parr CUSTODIANS 98 Left to Right: Milt Cummins, Charlie Raley, Tom Lester. 8P0R T8 99 “We can make Mercer County football stand for something. ” These were the words of Coach John Buchanan at a meeting of the players at the first of the year. Many people were doubtful of this prophecy. But when the last point was scored and the 1974-75 football season was over, his words were proven true. The highlight of the season came in the last game. A thrilling last minute catch of a long pass from Eddie Hudson to Tommy Sallee boosted Mercer to a 6-4 record. This broke the old record of 5-5. Even though many play- ers stood out, a team spirit always prevailed among them. The Scotties lost seven valuable seniors: Gary Caton, Eddie Hudson, John Howard, Jackie Major, Craig Morris, Kevin Perkins, and Tommy Sallee. COACHES: Mr. French, Mr. Slone, Mr. Lister, Mr. Fallis, Mr. Middleton. HEAD COACH: Mr. Buchanan. 100 Scotties Break Record With Winning Season VARSITY FOOTBALL: Bottom Row: Eddie Hudson, Paul Proctor, Mark Huffman, Terrell Royalty, Kevin Perkins. Kevin Claunch, Jimmy Ashford. Second Row: Coach Larry French, Timmy Lewis, James Woodrum, Rodney Sallee, David Chilton, Craig Morris. Donnie Hatter. Robert Gorham, John Howard, Jackie Major. Head Coach John Buchanan. Top Row: Gary Caton, Timmy Horn, Billy Lewis, Eddie Horn. Joe Alford, Alex Poulter, Billy Robinson, Richard Proctor, Tommy Sallee, Vernon Camden. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Bottom Row: Alan Pinkston, Terry Rousey, Ricky Long, Darryl Royalty, David Parham, Tim Royalty, Bill Tolliver, Donnie Burke. Second Row: Coach Gene Middleton, Stanley Shackleford, Joe Bentley, David Moffitt, Keith Horn, Brooks Peavler, Robert Ballard, Mark Doughty, Coach Howard Fallis. Top Row: David Gorham, Leon Cinnamon, Dorian Martell, Danny Bottom, Rex Kidd, Garl Booth, Doug Lester. 101 Seniors Contribute to Scotties’ Winning Season Eddie Hudson Co-Captain Kevin Perkins Craig Morris John Howard Jackie Major Gary Caton Tommy Sallee Co-Captain 102 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 103 Girls Advance to Regional Left to Right: Debbie Stratton. Connie Taylor, Doris Chenault. Jo Nell Harlow. Denise Buffin. Sallte Ison. Sue Huffman. Brenda Nichols. Sandy Robinson, Rita Taylor, Rhonda Sigler: Managers: Patty Hembree, Neila Logue. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD MERCER 33 Tates Creek OPPONE 47 33 Washington Co. 24 43 Jessamine Co. 42 58 Harrodsburg 16 60 Burgin 22 33 Western 19 73 Boyle Co. 54 58 Lex. Catholic 28 40 Marion 44 65 Burgin 26 43 Casey Co. 35 58 Boyle Co. 39 74 Harrodsburg 25 37 Jessamine Co. 42 50 Western 31 61 Lincoln Co. 36 69 Washington Co. 42 62 District Tournament Jessamine Co. 41 56 Regional Tournament Madison Central 52 38 Bryan Station 43 Left to Right: Assistant Coach Mr. Heidom, Head Coach Mrs. Hei- dom, Assistant Coach Mr. Hilton. 104 105 Dan Issel Provides Inspiration to Team Left to Right: James Woodrum, Danny Brock, Steve Lyons, Kevin Claunch, Paul Proctor, Marty Pulliam, Dale Cinnamon, Joey Milburn, Donald Sexton, Cun Ransdell, and Rick Voris. MANAGERS: Roben Gorham and Ricky Keller. COACHES: Mr. Middleton, Mr. Clevenger (Head Coach), and Mr. Lister. 106 I essantfine Co Harrodsbuxg ic$ Tournament «amine Co. MERCE k FTBALL SCOREBOARD ' ,y OPPONENT Boyle Co. 61 Washington Co. Franklin Co. 80 60 Western 39 Anderson Co. 94 Jessamine Co. 64 Rcckcasile Co. S Casey Co. 48 Garrard Co. Lincoln Co. 47 74 Lex. Marion _ Nicholas Co Owen Co. Washington Maiion Co. Harrodsburg Co. Model Burgin 107 Seniors Leave as District Champions DALE CINNAMON Co-Captain DONALD SEXTON Co-Captain DANNY BROCK CURT RANSDELL B-Team and Freshmen Prepare for Varsity Bottom Row: Mark Huffman, Steve Brogle, Doug Brown, Lennie Currens. Top Row: Manager Robert Gorham, Cary King, Jerry Smith, JBilly Lewis, Edward Davidson, Richard Proctor. Bottom Row: Howard Craddock, Donnie Burke, Arthur Fulton, Tommy Currens, Marshall Simpson, Tim Royalty. Mid- dle Row: David Parham, Doug Lester, Mike Huffman, Jim Demaree, Leon Cinnamon, Steven Sanford, Mark Doughty, Jerry Arnold, Mark Caton. Top Row: Terry Rousey, John Pulliam, Bruce Ashford, Clay Bishop, Alan Pinkston, David Stratton, Brookie Peavler, Larry Bartleson, Bill Tolliver, Rex Kidd. 109 Golf Team Enjoys Successful Season Left to Right: Mark Huffman. Frank Preston (Senior). Tony Huffman (Senior), Jackie Major (Senior), Eddie Hudson (Senior), and Authur Fulton. Mercer GOLF MATCHES Opponent 171 Casey Co. 196 169 Berea 187 179 Boyle Co. 171 167 Lex. Sayre 201 168 Burgin 189 187 Berea 179 164 Casey Co. 168 164 Boyle Co. 163 110 COACH: Mr. French. Lack of Leadership Hinders Team Bm «rlRpauvBMinkke ,im D”6' D°Ug USter' Donnie Burke’ TerrV °u ey. Rodney Sallee. Rex Kidd. Top Row: £,L”SuCD„I, m’ BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Mercer 7 Berea 5 Anderson Co. 8 Lincoln Co. 2 Boyle Co. 1 Lex. Catholic 9 Garrard Co. 11 Anderson Co. 5 Washington Co. 4 Boyle Co. 3 Harrodsburg 3 Washington Co. 7 Danville District Game 0 Anderson Co. COACHES: Mr. Clevenger and Mr. Black. Opponent 10 2 7 9 5 12 5 8 10 7 4 12 15 111 Girls Take Second Place in Region Bottom Row: Denetta Bailey. Connie Taylor, Sandy Taggart, Rita Taylor, Janet Wilcher, Patty Rawlings, Janice Rawlings, Teresa Angel. Middle Row: Penny Catlett. Frieda Graham, Sallie Ison. Jo Anne Rawlings. Doris Chenault, Alice Nowlin, Cathy Eagelite. Top Row: Denna Jackson. Betty Clark. Anita Burrus, Cathy Stinnett, Barbara Cornish, Mary Ann Meaux, Cathy Brisco. TRACK MEETS Mercer Opponent 84 KSD 31 81 Burgin 30 56 Henry Clay 62 105 Burgin 13 105 Casey Co. Mercer Invitational 17 99 Boyle Co. 44 Harrodsburg 42 Burgin 31 Lincoln Co. 27 COACHES: Mrs. Eades, Mr. Yeager, and Mrs. Hei- dorn. 113 Inexperience Plagues Boys' Track Left to Right: Manager John Noland. David Chilton. Joey Hardin. Darryl Royalty. Mike McCrystal, Manager Bruce Ashford. Bill Tolliver, Kelly Currens, Jim Ashford, Dale Cinnamon, Jimmy Lane, Richard Proctor, Gary Caton, Larry Rigsby, Timmy Lewis, Billy Lewis, Don- nie Hatter, Joe Alford, Terrell Royalty, Perry Harp, Alex Poulter, Mike Nowlin, Larry Meaux. TRACK MEETS Mercer Opponent 65 KSD 61 18 Boyle Co. 108 56 Jessamine Co. 75 105 Casey Co. 22 102 Burgin 15 7 Sayre 52 Lex. Catholic 91 COACHES: Mr. Fallis and Mr. Buchanan. 114 Dale Cinnamon Gary Caton Perry Harp Frieda Graham Larry Meaux Rita Taylor State 100 and 200 Winner Sallie Ison Regional Discus Winner Cathy Stinnett - Regional Hurdle Winner 115 • 1 , 1 I A , M ] Varsity Cheerleaders Promote Spirit DEBBIE BAKER KATHY LESTER KATHI BLACKETER Captain Senior Junior Senior 117 SHERRI GOODPASTER Sophomore TERRY DARLAND Sophomore PATTY MINK Sophomore Football Season Only 118 120 B-Team Cheerleaders Support Scotties CHEERLEADING SPONSORS: Miss Brock and Mrs. Ward. Vicki Robinson Tammy Yeager Sherri King ORGANIZA TIONG 121 Pep Club Sponsors Spring Sports Picnic SPONSORS: Miss Brock, Mrs. Murray. (L. to R.) From Row: Eddie Hudson, Patty Mink, Kathy Fain. Marsha Goodlett, Beverly Howard. Kay VanArsdell, Nancy Prewitt, Mary Ann Meaux, Nancy Phillips, Sharon Crawley. Etta Curtsinger, Karen McCrosky, Kathy Cross- field, Sharon Hahn, Patty Hembree, Kathy Darland, Cathy Currens, Jenny Lester, Debbie Baker, Janet Powell. Second Row: Dale Cinnamon, Marquita Griffieth, Denise Buffin, Sallie Ison, Kathi Blacketer, Lorrie Logue, Susan Huffman, Sandy Robinson, Brenda Nichols, Debbie Stratton, Jacqulyn Garriott, Alta Mae Keightley. Kevinie McKinney, Sherri Dean, Rose Tuggle, Brenda Jo Wade. Barbara Cornish, Jeaneen Collier, Debbie Lewis. Third Row: Becky McKinney, Denna Jackson, Phyllis Horn, Barbara Cunningham, Karen Johnson, Neila Logue, Charlotte Baker, Rheda Camden, Lisa Watts, Lou Ann White, Donna Watts, Kim Trayner, Vicky Wheeler. Nora Riley, Janet Harp, Debbie McGuire, Donna Sallee. Rhonda Curtsinger, Donna Hardy. Fourth Row: Kevin Horsley, Rod- ney Sallee, Donna Ball, Jackie Major, Judy Long, Grace Perkins. Lisa Gritton, Lisa Elliott, Debbie King, Janet Lester, Bonnie Parker, Tammy Yeager, Lisa Britton. Fifth Row: Mike Darland, (?), Bob Perkins, Robert Gorham, Lennie Currens, Penny Steele, Sherry Good- paster, Danny Brock, Vickie Robinson, Kathy Cannon, Sandy Cheek, Jane Horn, Debby Hendrix, Terri Cloyd, Becky Gay. Carlene Panin, Regina Vandivier. Back Row: Gary Moss. David Han, Ricky Bunon, Ricky Keller, Mike Barnett, David Huffman. David Chil- ton, Alex Poulter, Buddy Terhune, Bill Howe, Larry Meaux. Students who wish to express their school spirit vocally join the Pep Club. The Pep Club has more members than any other organi- zation . The Pep Club sponsored a dance this year as well as the Spring Sports Banquet. Miss Brock - Sponsor, Larry Meaux - President, Danny Brock - Vice-President. Mrs. Murray - Sponsor, Lisa Watts - Secretary, Cindy McRay - Treasurer. Charlotte Baker places sign on wall. 123 Pep Club picnic was enjoyed by all. Food tastes better when it’s eaten on the ground. M Club Has a Winning Year First Row: Terrell Royalty. Rodney Sallee. Rick Voris. Kevin Perkins. Cary King. Tim Lewis, David Huffman. Mid- dle Row: Donnie Hatter. Eddie Hudson. Steve Lyons, Donald Sexton, Larry Rigsby, John Howard, Robert Gorham, Larry Meaux, Mark Huffman. Back Row: Frank Preston. Ricky Keller, Billy Lewis. Richard Proctor. Dale Cinnamon. Jimmy Ashford. Eddie Horn, Kevin Claunch. Alex Poulter. Joey Milburn, Tony Huffman. Paul Proctor, Stanely Shackleford. The M-Club is composed of ath- letes who have earned a letter in their respective sports. The entire school is proud of these fine ath- letes who have represented their school well. (L. to R.) Gary Caton - President, Rodney Sallee - Vice-President, Dale Cinnamon - Secre- tary. SPONSORS: Mr. Middleton, Mr. Clevenger, Mr. Fallis. 124 Beta Club Constructs School Sign (L. to R.) Front Row: Vicki James. Ann Pickett, Kathy Crossfield. Sue Gammon. Alecia Claunch. Lisa Watts. Sallie Ison. Debbie Baker, Lisa Gritton, Sharon Crawley, Faith Bums. Middle Row: Charlotte Baker, Cindy Caton, Lana Brown, Frieda Graham, Sherri Dean, Cheryl Yeager. Anne Brock. Jackie Devine, Mary Ann Meaux. Carol Yeager. Robin Jackson, Phyllis Horn, Denna Jackson. Lu Ann Simpson, Lisa Elliott, Mrs. Jones. Back Row: Larry Rigsby. Billy Douglas, Dale Cinnamon, Frank Preston, Larry Meaux. Mac Mayes. The Beta Club is an organi- zation composed of students whose average is 90 or above. Members of this club enjoyed many activities throughout the year, such as, erection of the school sign, initiation of new members, the State Beta convention, and the Beta picnic. This is a national organization which helps build character in the individual student. Cindy Caion - President, Larry Meaux - Vice-President, Ann Pickett - Secretary, Sherri Dean - Treasurer, Larry Rigsby - Chaplain, Mrs. Jones - Sponsor. 126 Beta Club members arrive at convention in Louisville. Exhausted members depart after an exciting weekend. Members and their guests enjoy annual picnic. Seniors eat hurriedly to receive their gifts. 127 Library Club Observes Library Week (L. io R.) Front Row: Steve Divine, Sandy Henry, Ruth Ann Cosby, Ida Divine, Sharon Price, Debbie Hendren, Cathy Lucas, Lisa Hall, Sharon Davenport, John dames. Back Row: Myra McMurry, Debbie Massie, Connie Rasnake, Tammy Graves, Donna Price, Sherilyn Siler, Dorian Martell, Lillie Devine. The Library Club consists of those stu- dents who work in the library during the academic year. This year they sponsored the Library Tea for those stu- dents who have read a book every week. Front Row: Lisa Hall - Vice-President, Miss Dickerson - Librarian. Back Row: Mrs. Hensley - Librarian, Sharon Price - Secretary, Debbie Hendren - President. 128 Reach Out Club Attracts Interested Students (L. to R.) Front Row: Darrel Robinson. Second Row: Sheila Sallee. Sharon Price, Bobbi Sallee, Colleen Randolph, Keith Combs, Danny Burton. Third Row: Mary Brown, Darren Bottoms, Ricky Collier, Elaine Sherrow, Melinda Long, Debbie Whalen, Connie Coffman, Debbie Gullett, Ella Sims. Fourth Row: Bobbie Jo Conn, Faith Bums, Mary Huff, Joy Caton, Diana Britton, Sherry Turner, Charlotte Baker, Donna Murray, Lauren Martell, Marsha Cornish. Back Row: Melinda Stewart, Janet Baker, Connie McDonald, Vernon Camden, Jan Leach, Terri Sanford, Lisa Dean, Tina Coslow, Lynne Warner, Robert Daugherty, Anna Bast, Denise Buck, Sherry Bailey, Cathy Lucas, Angie Murphy, Lisha Sallee, Debbie Lewis, Theresa Isham, Kim Vandivier. A relatively new club at Mercer is the Reach Out Club. Members of this club are interested in spreading the word of God to their fellow students. This club has started to receive a considerable amount of attention from the student body. Any- one interested in the club is encouraged to drop in on the meetings at any time. Mrs. Hensley - Sponsor, Diana Britton - Song Leader, Mrs. Collier - Sponsor, Lisa Gritton - Devotional Leader, Miss Dick- erson - Sponsor, Faith Bums - Pianist. 129 French Club Bowls ’em Over (L. to R.) Front Row: Jimmy Montgomery, Frieda Graham, Lana Brown, Kathy Lester, Anita Carey, Charlotte Baker, Cindy Caton, Anne Brock. Second Row: Ricky Pinkston, Margaret Sharpe, Billy Douglas, David Carey, Carroll Thompson, Sandy Robin- son, Lisa Gritton, Melanie Ellis, Cheryl Coy. Third Row: Kelly Currens, Barry Jones, Doug Brown, Lisa Elliott, Penny Steele, Kathy Currens, Kathy Darland, Nadine Cole, Diana Britton. Back Row: Ricky Keller, Lonnie Barnett, Mike Barnett, David Huff- man, Steve Lyons, Joey Milbum, Robert Gorham, David Chilton, Bill Staples. The French Club consists of stu- dents who are presently studying and have previously studied French. They participated in many money-making projects, such as bake sales at school. With the funds they raised, the French Club gave a bowling party for the members and their guests. Lana Brown - Treasurer, Kathy Darland - Secretary, David Chilton - Vice-President, Char lotte Baker - President, Mrs. Peavler and Mrs. Bundy - Sponsors. 130 Medical Club Visits Veterinary Clinic (L. to R.) From Row: Cindy Caton, Kathy Yates, Cindy McRay, Kathy Lester, Virginia Lester, Lisa Watts. Middle Row: Cindy Perrin, Sherri Dean, Charlotte Baker, Sue Gammon. Back Row: Katrina Oliver, Lou Anne White, Marcia Guedes, Debbie Baker Ann Pickett. Donna Watts, Ida Holt, Mrs. Eades, Dr. James Sparrow. OFFICERS: Ann Pickett - Secretary, Charlotte Baker - President. Sherri Dean - Vice-President, Kathy Yates - Reporter. This year the Medical Careers Club was instituted to offer students information on various medical profes- sions. The club visited the local veterinary clinic, the Shriner’s Hospital in Lexing- ton, and had several speakers come and talk to them about their different professions. 131 Spanish Club Presents LA RENTA (L. to R.) Front Row: Donna Sallee, Kevin Hatfield. Debbie McGuire, Patty Hembree, Debbie Stratton, Sandy Cheek, Kathy Cannon, Lorrie Logue, Sharon Price, Willie Murray, Glenn Withers. Back Row: Barbara Moore, Denna Jackson, Larry Rigsby, Carol Yeager, Kathy Cinnamon, Robin Cinnamon, Cheryl Yeager, Lu Ann Simpson, Debbie Egbert, Tony Huffman. Kenny Stratton, Roger Pierce, Dave Howe. The Spanish Club is composed of students who have taken at least one year of Spanish. Highlights of the year were initiation of new members, a Christmas party which included Christmas caroling in Spanish and a play which was pre- sented to the Junior High. Denna Jackson - Vice-President, Robin Cinnamon - Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Johnson - Sponsor, Dave Howe - Reporter, Cheryl Yeager - President. 132 Everyone enjoyed the Spanish Club initiation. . . . almost everyone. Senora Johnson looks on. The club presented LA RENTA. Hombre Bueno to the rescue. The good guy always gets the girl. 133 Speech and Drama Hosts Tournament (L. to R.) Front Row: Cathy Lucas. Kim Bentley, Lu Ann Simpson, Kelli Devine, Regina Vandivier, Denna Jackson, Penny Catlett. Faith Burns. Second Row: Jenny Lester, Kathy Lester. Third Row: John Elliott, Lisa Watts. Charlotte Robinson, Jan Sanford, Melanie Ellis, Cheryl Coy, Lisa Elliott, Ron Hoover. Fourth Row: Cindy Caton, Charlotte Baker, Lana Brown. Fifth Row: Anne Brock, Cheryl Yeager, Sharon Tolliver. Sixth Row: Nadine Cole, Tammy Graves, Frieda Graham, Carol Yeager, Larry Meaux, Frank Preston. The Speech and Drama Club consists of members of the Speech and Drama classes of M.C.H.S. The club has been very active this year, taking pan in various speech tournaments at surrounding schools. They presented a Christmas program in the band- room and at the Harrodsburg, Cumberland Pres- byterian Church. Their final presentation was the annual spring play entitled WHO KILLED AUNT CAROLINE. (Bottom to Top) Carol Yeager - President, Larry Meaux - Vice-President, Cindy Caton - Treasurer, Jenny Lester - Secretary, Frieda Graham - Reporter, Charlotte Baker and Kathy Lester - Social Chairmen, Miss Downey - Sponsor. Lana Brown, Frank Preston, and Anne Brock pantomime unwrapping presents on Christmas morning. Cindy Caton and Charlotte Baker per- form Autumn Crocus. Carol Yeager and Frank Preston receive the honor of Best Actress and Actor. FT A Sponsors Annual Student Day (L. to R.) Front Row: Charlotte Baugh. Thelma Griffieth. Barbara Cornish, Linda Claunch, Theresa Driscoll. Second Row: Pam Scroug- ham, Lori Moore, Vicki Robinson, Marsha Goodlett, Vicky Wheeler, Debbie King, Janet Lester. Third Row: Janet Baker, Mary Huff, Carrie Burton. Frieda Graham, Tammy Spaulding, Sammy Smith, Doris Chenault, Jeaneen Collier. Back Row: Keith Burton. Roger Pierce, Lonnie Barnett, Cecil Francis. David Moffitt. Ricky Pinkston. Those students interested in a pos- sible teaching career joined the Future Teachers of America Club. To gain experience, the students assisted teachers in conducting their classes. Also they sponsored the annual Student Day in which the students taught. Seated: Pat Clark - Secretary, Janet Baker - Treasurer. Standing: Lennis Caudill - President, Vicky Wheeler - Vice-President. 136 FT A presents fruit basket to teachers. Lennis Caudill takes over for Mrs. Bundy. 137 Mrs. Bundy puts finishing touches on cleaning job. FHA Hosts Fifties Donee JUNIOR AND SENIOR: (L. to R.) Front Row: Kathy Yates, Sherri Dean, Sharon Tolliver, Cindy McRay. Lisa Watts, Lou Ann White, Kevinie McKinney, Rheda Camden. Middle Row: Anna Byrd, Donna Watts, Patricia Wilham, Frieda Graham. Kathy Crossfield. Karen McCrosky, Donna Sallee, Sherry Anderson. Back Row: Mary Ann Meaux, Carline Panin, Nancy Prewitt, Shirley Tate, Kathy White- house. Denise Dearing, Nora Riley, Nancy Phillips, Vicki McCrystal, Alta Mae Keightley, Alecia Claunch, Ann Pickett. Vicky Wheeler. 138 The Future Homemakers Club is composed of high school girls who have studied home economics. This year they sponsored a Fifties Dance to entertain the high school students. Also, the club has partici- pated in various worth- while projects, such as, a road block to collect money for the arthritis fund. At the end of the year, the club had their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Front Row: Kathy Yates - 1st Vice-President, Donna Watts - Treasurer, Sharon Tolliver - Secretary, Cindy McRay - President, Sherri Dean - Historian. Anna Byrd - 2nd Vice-President, Nora Riley - Recre- ation.Leader. Back Row: Mrs. Gill - Sponsor, Mary Ann Meaux - Reporter, Nancy Prewitt and Carlin Panin - Song Leaders, Nancy Phillips - Recreation Leader, Sherilyn Siler - Parliamentarian, Mrs. Dris- kell - Sponsor. and Road Block for Arthritis Fund FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE: (L. to R.) Front Row: Janice Pulliam, Beverly Howard, Sandy Cheek, Vickie Robinson, Ann Prewitt, Lisa Isham, Kim Warner, Betty Baxter. Middle Row: Linda Claunch, Shell! Jackson, Debby Hendrix, Vickie Robinson, Kathy Cannon, Debbie Lewis, Charlotte Baugh, Jeaneen Collier. Back Row: Marcia Bowling, Carol Tatum, Sherilyn Siler, Beverly Hardin, Debbie Fowler, Renee Moss, Carolyn Murray, Bonnie Parker, Judy Long, Tammy Yeager. Best Dressed at Fifties Dance were Lou Ann White and Ricky Burton. Theme for the Fifties Dance. Bulletin board displayed for FHA week. 139 FFA Receives Honors JUNIOR AND SENIOR: (L. to R.) Front Row: Cecil Francis, Jimmy Ashford, Kevin Claunch, Bobby Riley, Jesse Sanford, Gary Caton, Ricky Gash, Carson Drury. Second Row: Johnny Warner, Danny Brock, Lennis Caudill, Buddy Terhune, John Elliott. Tommy Sallee, Laura Benge, Kevin Hatfield. Third Row: George Springate, Billy Robinson, Donald Sexton, Cun Ransdell, Dale Cinnamon, Steven Baxter. Joe Alford, Edwin Riley. Back Row: Twana Bottoms, Alta Mae Keightley, Mac Mayes, Gary Moss, David Han, Jerry Combs. Members of the Future Farmers of America Club are students who have taken Agricultural courses and are interested in a farming career. The FFA competed in several local and state contests throughout the year. Dale Cinnamon - President,'John Elliott - Vice-President, Laura Benge - Secretary, Jimmy Ashford - Reponer, Danny Brock Sentinel. Not Pictured: Jesse Sanford - Treas. 140 in Various Contests FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE: (L. to R.) Front Row: John James, Mark Beasley, Leon Cinnamon, Bill Tolliver, Daniel Moore, Paul Moore, Kenny Goodpaster, Tony Beasley, Marty Ross, Tommy Currens, Stanley Douglas, Michael Huffman, James Maddox, Bobby Prather. Second Row: Cary King, Michael Votaw, Earl Briscoe, Jeff Simpson, Ricky Stratton, Harri- son Burrus. Jerry Smith, Steven Divine, John Noland, Eddie Dun, Robert Mayes. Third Row: Tim Horn, Robin Litteral, Charles Hazelwood, Stanley Shackleford, Sammy Baumstark, Steve Brogle, Jimmy Smith, Bruce Ashford, Mark Caton, Jeff Gray, Ronnie Cocanougher, Dewayne Wilham, Gary Dixon. Fourth Row: Mike Durham, Lonnie Webb, Gary Baker, Paul Satterly, Ronnie Best, Brent Steele, Steve Wheeler, Robert James, Marvin Huffman. Back Row: Brent Hazelwood, Ronald Shewmaker, Victor Schwartz, Donald Murphy, Tim Royalty, Ricky Lewis. Bobby Cloyd, Jeff Noland, Lennie Cur- rens. 141 Mr. Brooks instructing student while building picnic tables in shop. Agriculture students learn carpentry. James Maddox and Bruce Ashford observe bulletin for FFA week. George Springate receives first place. 142 Robin Cinnamon records data. Physics Class test the strength of their bridges. Chemistry and Physics Classes Whiz Danny Acevedo observes Chemistry lab. Alex Poulter awaits collapse of his bridge. George Springate, Kevin Claunch, and Jimmy Ashford prepare apparatus for experiment. John Elliott and Mac Mayes heat solution. 143 Junior Achievement Attends Trade Fair (L. to R.) Front Row: Pam Scrougham, Beverly Howard, Sandy Cheek, Barbara Cornish, Terri Cloyd, Kathy Currens, Gay Gray, Kathy Darland. Middle Row: Lennie Currens, Barry Jones. Kathleen McKinney, Denise Buffin, Kim Bentley, David Landers, Ricky Spain. Back Row: David Huffman, Stanley Cross, Tony Huffman, Willie Murphy. Junior Achievement was formed to teach students to become young business leaders of the future. The J.A. of Mercer made stools, wall plaques, and ciga- rette lighters. This was also the first year they attended the J.A. Trade Fair in Lexington. They also set up booths in town during Sidewalk Days to display their products. Tony Huffman - President, David Huffman - Vice-President of Manufacturing, Ricky Spain - Vice-President of Sales, Gay Gray - Vice-President of Personnel, Sandy Cheek - Corporate Secretary, Kathy Darland - Corporate Treasurer. 144 J.A. members display their products at trade fair. J. A. produces many useful items. During Sidewalk Days, J.A. set up booths to sell wares. Sponsors from Hall Mack attend fair also. These members enjoy their day at Fayette Mall. Business meetings are an important factor in J.A. 145 Chorus Presents Handel’s Christmas “Messiah” (L. to R.) Front Row: Debbie Yates, Jacqulyn Garriot, Ida Holt, Janet Christerson, David Landers, Bobby Riley, Donald Sexton, Patty Mink, Debbie Baker, Neila Logue, Sherry Bailey. Second Row: Becky Stinnett, Lori Moore, Melinda Stewart, Melanie Blankenship, Frank Preston, Larry Meaux, Perry Hazelwood, Penny Catlett, Kelli Devine, Sharon McGlone, Connie McDonald. Third Row: Margaret Sharpe, Tammy Spaulding, Carey Randolph, John Howard, Danny Brock, Steve Landers, Susan Kidd, Glenda Luttrell, Jeanette Long, Caren McDonald, Sandy Travillian. Chorus is a very demanding class, requiring both talent and willingness to work. The chorus has been very busy this year put- ting on such productions as Han- del's Christmas Messiah and Rogers and Hammerstein’s SOUTH PACIFIC. (R. to L.) Donald Sexton - President. Bobby Riley - Vice-President, Debbie Baker - Secretary, Patty Mink - Treasurer, Margaret Sharpe and Danny Brock - Librarians. 146 Janet Christerson, Donald Sexton, and Patty Mink were soloists for Christ- mas concert. Mrs. O'Banion is Chorus director. Janet Christerson sings solo in the Chorus production of SOUTH PACIFIC. Betty Clark sings I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out'a My Hair. ' 147 Band Receives Long Awaited Uniforms (L. to R.) Front Row: Sharon Hahn. Vicky Wheeler, Karen McCrosky, Virginia Lester, Alecia Claunch. Second Row: Kathy Crossfield, Jane Horn. Lorrie Logue, Shell! Hendren, Jan Sanford, Janet Chumbley, Melanie Bennett, Darlene Riley. Third Row: Tina Ransdall, Patty Hembree, Mariann Darling, Ron Hoover, Ann Pickett, David Chilton, Sallie Ison, Paul Proctor, Edd Flynn, Sonja Newman, Dave Howe. Fourth Row: Rachel Goodlett, Janet Clements, Pamela Pike, Susan Brock, Karen Poulter, Sharon Price, Karen McGuire, Cindy Taggart, Sandy Taggart, Janet Abner, Debbie Hendren. Loralee Barnett, Angela Hamlin, Sharon Roberts. Fifth Row: Robin Johnstone, Debbie Stratton, Vicki James, Betty Lawson, Tony Yocum, Brookie Peavler, Bill Howe, Danny Carey, Richard Proctor, Glenn Withers, Arthur Honican, Ricky Jones. Back Row: Kim Trayner, Susan Huffman, Brenda Nichols, Buddy Terhune, Doug Lester, Tim Royalty, Mike McCrystal, Kathleen McKinney, Regina Vandivier, Ed Weaver. Band members have been espe- cially busy this year to earn money for new uniforms. One of their projects was to sell candy bars, much to the pleasure of other stu- dents. They also presented the annual Christmas program and Spring Concert. They performed during halftime at ballgames, greatly promoting school spirit to students and fans. Debbie Stratton - Treasurer, Brenda Nichols - Librarian. Karen McCrosky - Social Chair- man, Ann Pickett - Vice-President, Vicki James - President. The Mercer Band participated in the Christmas parade. After much hard work, the band acquires new uniforms. Music enlightens the students at pep rallies. The band promotes school spirit at ballgames. Ron Hoover and Bill Howe compete at Morehead. 149 Majorettes Lead Band Successfully L. to R.: Kathy Crossfield, Vicky Wheeler, Virginia Lester, Sharyn Hahn, Alecia Claunch. Kneeling: Karen McCrosky. Jenny Lester practices with batons. Majorettes lead band during Christmas parade. Sharyn Hahn leads band onto field. Senior majorettes chat during marching practice. 150 Karen McCrosky DRUM MAJORETTE Alecia Claunch Kathy Crossfield Vicky Wheeler Sharon Hahn 151 Student Council Represents Student Body PERMANENT MEMBERS: (L. to R.) Front Row: Vicki James, Larry Rigsby, Mr. Gill (Sponsor), Carol Yeager, Nora Riley, Denna Jack- son. Back Row: Jesse Sanford, Ricky Keller, Debbie Stratton, Maurice Kelly, Kenny Stratton. Both the permanent mem- bers and the homeroom representatives of the stu- dent council provide the voice for the students in making decisions which influence the student body. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Front Row: Donna Ball, Lu Ann Simpson, Sonja Newman, Janet Harp. Back Row: John James, Robert Gorham, Dale Cinnamon, Richard Proctor, Kevin Horsley, Don- nie Burke. 152 Booster Club Promotes M.C.H.S. Sports Jean Lewis - Secretary. Betty Lewis - Treasurer, Hilton Demaree - Vice-President. David Camic - President, Roxie Milbum - Publicity. PARENT-TEACHER ADVISORY COMMITTEE Parents Teachers Mrs. N. B. Stratton Mrs. Young Mrs. Jo Etta McCloud Mrs. O’Banion Mrs. W. A. Poulter Mr. Yeager Mrs. Frances Brock Mr. Lister Mrs. Margaret L. Sexton Mrs. Bundy Mrs. Brenda Newman Mrs. Gill Mrs. Dalton Hendren Mrs. Gritton Mrs. J. W. Logue Mr. Kays 153 Annual Staff Works Diligently The 1975 Highlander Staff got under way early in the year learning the terms of the printing process such as, Stay out of the gutter. In spite of difficulties, every member enjoyed his work. Pages began to materialize, slowly forming what the staff was proud to announce as the 1975 Highlander. EDITOR: John Elliott. CO-EDITOR: Larry Meaux. SPONSOR: Mrs. Noel. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Frank Preston - Charlotte Baker. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Cindy Caton - Carol Yeager. 154 UNDERCLASSMEN: Sherri Dean - Jacqulyn Garriott. ORGANIZATIONS: Lana Brown - Sue Gammon. SPORTS: Lisa Watts - Curt Ransdell. JUNIOR HIGH: Anne Brock - Tony Huffman. SPECIAL FEATURES: Cheryl Yeager. ADMINISTRATION: Jackie Major. SENIORS: Cindy McRay. 155 ACTIVITIES 157 Homecoming 7 974: Memories Are Made of This During the week of Homecoming, many festivities occurred. The mini-parade aroused the spirit of all Scottie fans when each class participated in the sign contest. The Freshmen won first place. The Senior girls defeated the Junior girls in a Powder Puff football game by a score of 14-13. The cheerleaders were successful in keeping the spirit alive by cheering the Scotties on. During the pep rally, Nancy Phillips and Danny Brock were voted Mr. and Miss Pep. Mar- sha Goodlett and Danny Brock won the nostalgia dance contest that was also performed at the pep rally. Homecoming night was filled with excitement of the Henry County-Mercer County game. During the halftime, Gary Caton and Kathy Lester were crowned King and Queen. The band entertained the Scottie fans with some of their best numbers while the majorettes did a routine from The Entertainer. The Homecoming Queen Attendants of 1974 were Susan Huffman, Donna Watts, Jenny Lester, Kathy Lester, Marcia Guedes, Cindy Caton, Robin Cinnamon, Donna Hudson. During the half- time of the game, Kathy Lester was crowned Queen. Princess Lisa Ward and Prince Chris Hat- field assisted in the ceremony. Silver Fox contributed to the success of the Homecoming Dance, which was enjoyed by both students and alumni. 160 Fall Festival Brings People Together One of the highlights of Mercer's Fall Festival of 1974 was the annual crowning of the King and Queen. James McMurry and Tina Goodlett were named Prince and Princess. Steve Brogle and Kathy Hudson were crowned King and Queen. Nelson Gritton and Ashley Gash served as crown bearers. 161 The annual Fall Festival is an event which starts the school year with entertainment and fun games. Everyone who attended enjoyed the delicious turkey dinner, country store, and the many different booths, and chances. People of all ages can relax and enjoy the many activi- ties at the Fall Festival. Juniors Begin Decorating for the 1975 Prom With hard work and anxiety, the Juniors prepared the Prom decorations. Since the theme of the Prom was Stairway to Heaven, the decorations indicated the heavenly atmosphere. The Juniors along with their sponsors made the beautiful decorations a success of the 1975 Prom. 163 The King and Queen candidates for 1975 were from left to right Sherri Dean, Gary Caton, Patricia Wilham, Tommy Sallee, Alta Mae Keightley, Kevin Perkins, Cindy Caton, and Perry Hazelwood. During the Prom, last year's Queen, Lois Curd presented the crown to Cindy Caton. Larry Rigsby named Perry Hazelwood, King. he m eavei ig. A e year was tne junic le exquisite decorati sh this memorable e e theme, Sta I great sounds f 165 Spring Play Preparations Involve Much Hard Work The mystery-comedy, Who Killed Aunt Caroline, is a play about a stingy woman who causes a disastrous situation when she inherits her father’s wealth. Preparations for the play involved many practices, learning lines, and gathering props for the stage. Lana Brown, stu- dent director, attributed to the success of the performance. Publicity chairmen were Sharon Tolliver and Virginia Lester. 166 Dromo doss Presents “Who Killed Aunt Caroline” Cast: Una Hagman - Lisa Watts Mrs. Eleanor Endicott - Carol Yeager Agnes - Cindy Caton Ricky - Frank Preston Beryl - Kathy Lester Cicely - Anne Brock Dave - John Elliott Miss Meena Mabbitt - Cheryl Yeager Dan Donovan - Ron Hoover Louise Maclain - Frieda Graham Lt. Clayton - Larry Meaux Miss Caroline Endicott - Charlotte Baker 167 Baccalaureate Is a Time of Mixed Emotions Baccalaureate ceremony is a time of happiness and yet sadness for every graduate. This is the ceremony which preludes the graduation night. On June 1, 1975, Mr. Fred Knickerbocker addressed the students with a warm and open-hearted speech. Reverend Gilbert Shely led in prayer in the Invocation and Benediction. The chorus also sang two hymns. Janet Christerson, of the chorus, sang a solo, The Lord's Prayer.” 168 Seniors Look Forward to Commencement Commencement is the beginning of a new life for every graduate. Many seniors were sad to say that they would never walk down the halls of Mercer High as a student again. On June 5, 1975, Rev. Raymond Long gave the Invocation and Benediction. The Mercer County Chorus sang I Believe” and Climb Ev’ry Mountain. Mr. Robert Shy addressed the seniors with a speech pertaining to the type of life they should live. Special awards were presented by Mr. James Gash, Principal. Mr. Kenneth King, Superintendent, awarded diplomas to the seniors. Seniors will always remember their friends and classmates and all the great times they shared together. 169 Below are pictures of the various activities which have taken place this year at Mercer County High. Most of the activities are annual events, such as the Prom, Fall Festival, and Home- coming. The other activities shown are the Spring Play performed by the Drama Class and the Baccalaureate and Graduation of the 1975 Senior Class. 170 The Class of 79 Approaches High School 8th GRADE SPONSORS: Mrs. West Mrs. Heidorn Mrs. Young Mr. Lister Mrs. O'Banion Mrs. McGlone Mrs. Spragens This year the Jr. High sec- tion, containing sports, activities, and students has been given an individual place. By doing this, the Jr. High could be easily recognized for its efforts and victories. The Jr. High years are filled with its own memories of fun and tears; therefore this section is dedicated to those moments. 172 Terry Adkins Edith Alsman Sherri Bailey Charles Baker Charlotte Baker Gary Baker Tommy Baker Anne Ballard Robin Barnes Loralee Barnett Brooks Beatty Melanie Bennett Students Combine Learning With Fun Chip Bishop Scott Bivins Susan Blacketer Melanie Blankenship Steve Booth Darrell Bottoms Romona Bowen Susan Brock Mie Brown Shelley Bryant Denise Buck Timmy Buck Eugene Bugg Steve Bugg Anita Burrus Brenda Burton Danny Burton Gerald Campbell Brenda Cannada Daniel Carey Steve Carrier Teresa Caton Janet Christerson Janet Chumbley Janet Clements 173 James Coffman Garnett Collier Ricky Collier Lisa Collins Richard Colvin Marion Combs Bobbi Jo Conn Bobbi Courtney Eighth Graders Learn Basics of Grammar Scott Crawley Lee Currens Allaena Curtsinger Doris Darland Terry Darland Robert Daugherty Marvin Davis Karen Denney Mark Denney Perry Disponett Kenneth Doughty Doris Drury Richard Drury Jennifer Durr Debbie Edwards Pattie Elliott Steve Elliott Duane Flora Mark Gash James Gibson James Gilmore Berlin Goins Edward Graham Cathy Griffith Imogene Griffith 174 William Gritton Pam Grubbs Mike Grubbs Raguel Goodlett Jimmy Goodpastor David Hadley Howard Hager Sharan Hall Angela Hamlin Judy Hardin John Harlow Merle Hart James Hartman Michael Hartman Harry Hatter Laurie Hauber Larry Henderson Shelli Henderson Arthur Honican Keith Horn Steven Horn Traci Howard Debra Hoover Lisa Huffman Robert Huffman Ronnie Huffman Tammie Huffman Wanda Huffman Tony Hurst Denise Isham Regina Johnson Robin Johnstone David Jones Ricky Jones Robert Jones Jamie King Kelly Lester Debbie Lewis Greg Logue Kent Lunsford Deborah Lynn Donnie Lyons Gay Markham Bonnie Mather Jerri McCarter 175 176 Greg McCloud Rhonda McGinnis James McMurray Lesa McMurry Kenny Merriman Janet Mobley Mary Moore Omer Moore Eighth Graders Learn Fundamentals of Golf Sandy Moore Susan Morrissey Ronnie Murphy Terry Murphy Sandy Neal Terry Nelson Brent Newby David Norvell Marsha Patterson Steven Peel Peggy Perkins Shirleen Phillips Virginia Phillips Debbie Pike Pam Pike Karen Poulter Barry Proctor Roy Proctor Lisa Rasnake Michelle Readnower Roger Reed Belinda Rice Marquette Rice Dorleen Riley Delores Riley Sue Riley Sharon Roberts Beverly Robinson Todd Robinson Ronnie Robinson Sharon Robinson Susan Robinson Jeanette Ross Sheila Sallee Jeff Sanders Jennifer Sewell Dale Sexton Susan Sherrow Monty Short David Sims Sherri Smith Larry Staton Judy Steele Wayne Steele Mike Stovall Douglas Stratton Connie Taylor Keith Taylor Lora Tewmey Tony Thomas Pam Thompson Ann Robin Trayner Johnny Tyler Kim Vandivier Shari Votaw Deidra Walker Kiven Warner Alice Watts James Watts Janet Watts Penny Watts Angela Whitenack Belinda Wilham Debbie Wilham Dale Wilson 177 Seventh Graders Adjust to a New School 178 7ih GRADE SPONSORS: Mrs. Gash Mrs. Short Mrs. Johnston Mrs. Gravely Mr. Middleton Mr. Slone Karen Anderson Teresa Angel To wanna Anstett Gary Arnold Tommy Ashford Danetta Bailey Jimmy Baker Eva Bast Ricky Bast Nathan Baxter David Beam Mrs. Short Introduces Seventh Graders to Grammar Butch Blevins Darren Bottoms Doris Bottoms Linda Bottoms Steve Bottoms Edith Bowen Tammi Bradford Jimmy Brim Kathy Briscoe Monty Britton Robbie Broce Sherri Brock Bobby Buck Sherri Burchett Patricia Cannada Jackie Carmickle Bobby Carter Randy Casey Harold Chilton Darrell Claunch Jana Cocanaugher Connie Coffman Lisa Coffman Ronnie Coffman Steve Coffman 179 180 James Collier Todd Collier Owen Colvin Rita Compton Greg Cooley Jeff Cooper Marsha Cornish Martha Cosby Seventh Graders Study the Heritage of Kentucky Tina Coslow Jeff Coulter Sandra Coy Carol Cruse Jeff Currens Phyllis Daniel Alan Darland Charles Davis James Dean Larry Dean Lisa Dean Mike Dean Tony Dearing Sandy Dennis Becky Douglas Debbie Driskell Keith Driskell Kenny Drury Danny Edwards Mike Egbert Melissa Estridge Diane Feezor Pam Freeman Wesley Fuller Wanda Gabehart Anihony Godbey Tina Goodlett Angie Green Randy Grider Barbara Griffieth Preston Griffieth Antia Grubbs Debbie Gullett Mary Jo Hahn Anthony Hamlin Marsha Hamlin Roy Hammack Jo Nell Harlow Elizabeth Hazelwood Edward Hill Debbie Hobbs Louise Holt Harlan Huff Mary Hunter Dalton Hurst Theresa Isham John Mark Johnson Patricia Justice Darrell Lake Jan Leach Duane Lester Brenda Lewis Lisa Lewis Brent Logue Pam Logue Melinda Long Jackie Maness Lauren Martell Danny Mayes Susan Mayes Eddie McGinnis Chuck McKinney Kim McMullin Tommy Meaux Steve Merriman Angela Murphy Donna Murray Jamie Murphy Kim Murphy Jack Nelson 181 Karen Noel Mike Nowlin Scott Nowlin Steven Nowlin Jan Osborne John Parker Jimmy Patterson Deidra Patterson Princess Penn Brenda Phillips Bruce Pierce Angela Price Billy Price Kenneth Proctor Coleen Randolph Janice Rawlings Patty Rawlings Varnie Reed Allen Richards Darrell Robinson Debbie Robinson Laura Robinson Neal Robinson Barbara Rogers Karen Ross Terry Ross Cindy Royalty Gary Royalty Debbie Russell Kim Russell Dawn Sallee Lisha Sallee Robert Sallee Donna Sanders Kelly Sanders Carla Sanford Terry Sanford Elaine Sherrow Debbie Shuman George Sigler Rhonda Sigler Mark Simpson Ella Sims Donald Smith Vincent Staton eh 182 Phyllis Steele Doug Stratton Jenni Stratton Jerry Stratton David Summers Ricky Tate Danny Taylor Doug Taylor Brian Teater Terry Teater Tom Tolliver There Is Never Enough to Leorn Dale Trayner Sherri Turner Jeff Ward Johnny Warner Lynne Warner Carl Watts Connie Watts Donna Watts Keith Watts Debbie Whalen Jane Wheeler Maurice White Norma White Greg Whiteneck Mary Whiteneck Janet Wilcher Robbie Wilham Roxanne Wilham Gerald Wilson Jennifer Wilson Robbie Wilson Harvy Wright Russell Wylie Ann Yates Billy Yeager 183 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL: Sitting, Left-Right: Richard Colvin, Greg Logue, Jimmy Gilmore, Duane Flora, Penney Currens. Kneeling, Left-Right: Darrell Bottoms, David Jones, Steve Bugg, Greg McCloud, Monty Short, Steve Horn, Robert Huff- man. Standing, Left-Right: Larry Henderson, Dale Sexton, Chip Bishop, John Harlow, Tommy Baker, Brian Teater, Kelly Lester, Jimmy Patterson. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL: Coach Gerald Lister. First Row: Anthony Hamlin, Darrell Bottoms, Keith Horn, Gary Royalty, Varnie Reed, Darrell Claunch, Penny Currens. Second Row: Omer Moore, Billy Gritton, Robert Jones, Ricky Jones, Chip Bishop, Terry Darland, John Tyler, Brent Newby. Third Row: Coach Stone, David Camic, Garnett Collier, Steve Booth, Brian Teater, Larry Dean, Keith Driscoll, John Mark Johnson, Jim Coffman, Mike Egbert, Wesly Fuller. 184 JR. HIGH COACHES: Mr. French Mr. Lister Jr. High Cheerleaders Inspire Spirit Front Row: Delores Riley, Susan Brock (Captain), Cindy Royalty. Back Row: Susan Mayes, Tina Goodletl, Diane Feezor. Several members of the Junior High cheerleading squad attended cheerleading clinic at the University of Kentucky during the summer. The girls cheered at all the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade basketball games. They rode with the team on the bus to the away games, except to Washington County, when they missed the bus! Nevertheless, they managed to arrive at that game on time - all six in Miss Brock's little car. 185 SPONSOR: Miss Brock 186 Jr. High 4-H Has Big Year SPONSOR: Mrs. O'Banion 7th GRADE: Front Row: Pres. - Steve Bottoms V. Pres. - Harvey Wright Sec.-Treas. - Sherri Burchett Pledge Leader - Danetta Bailey 8th GRADE: Back Row: Pres. - Traci Howard V. Pres. - Melanie Blankenship Sec.-Treas. - Penny Watts Pledge Leader - Denise Isham 187 188 00 'O To Shop For Groceries IN Harrodshurg Se4t Ti uAea TKencen (faunty Senior taA4 g?nA K '%wi'iad46u ty 4 (fatetvcuf 4td Witten 0Kud6, 'Zf cw 'Zftotte - Ousted A td Ofc uztecC tyt cvUe . Both Home-Owned And Home-Operated W. Earl Dean, President Mary K. Dean, Sec'y and Treas. Ewing W. Anness, Exec. Vice Pres. Phyllis Bussell, Asst. Sec'y and Treas. Don W. Robinson, Vice Pres. mcrttr Ft A r ml SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 202 SOUTH MAIN STREET - - - DIAL 734-31 13 HARRODSBURG. KENTUCKY 40330 W. Earl Dean Edwin Freeman Ewing W. Anness Roger C. Moore INCORPORATED I 90w DIRECTORS Denver Wilson Don W. Robinson W. H. Phillips H. Maurice Watts Mary K. Dean - .N. mi EBffiECZB mmmmmiK W4HHMI I -— I M M'MMi ■ ' ■ ■■■ lm ■■■ MERCER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Service Deposits Insured Up to $40,000 Hours: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. 134 South Main St. Harrodsburg, Ky. FOUR LADS MEN'S WEAR Connie Hendren Jerry Tyler Don Mobley Danny Bugg 'The Store With Youth in Mind’ Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky CITIZENS BANK TRUST CO. Burgln, Kentucky Serving Mercer County Since I 896 Member of FDIC Compliments of McCROSKY THOMPSON AGENTS Burgin, Kentucky THE HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP All Kinds of Insurance cwc TRUCKING CO. Lexington, Ky. FREEMAN AUCTION CO. FREEMAN'S TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Oui Services Don’t CostJfTheyJJay. Hanodsburg, Ky. Congratulations to the Class of 1975 F:T N Climate Control Division Harrodsburg, Ky. An Equal Opportunity Employer Jan Hartman's jF Ucgcnt) of ’ IlF JBoone 73; ; Outdoor Drama amphitheatre OLD FORT HARROD STATE PARK 196 Compliments of THELAWRENCEBURG NATIONAL BANK Lawrenceburg, Ky. Bank of Friendly Service Since 1885 Congratulations to Class of '75 HARRODSBURG FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. Deposits Insured Up to $40,000. Capital $250,000. Surplus $500,000. Member of FDIC Comer of Chiles and Lex. St. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Branch Office 216 S. Main Lawrenceburg, Kentucky Insured Savings Up to $40,000.00 Each Account Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '75 Beaumont Plaza GORDON FUNERAL HOME INCORPORATED 321 South Main St. Lawrenceburg, Ky. 40342 Vernon Record - Manager Phone: 502-839-3403 RESTAURANT 198 BRIGHT LEAF GOLF COURSE AND MOTEL r . '•’’ . 18 Hole Regulation C. R. Blankenship 3 Mi. South U.S. 127 9 Hole 3 Par Pro Danville, Kentucky 36 Units , Phone 734-4231 Compliments of FLAVOR FREEZE DRIVE IN 127 South Harrodsburg, Ky. N. B. Stratton, H. N. Stratton and Bobby Smith Owners THE ANDERSON NATIONAL BANK Lawrenceburg, Ky. Serving Anderson and Mercer Since 1866 Member of FDIC 199 BOOTH’S ORNAMENTAL CONCRETE Compliments of BROADDUS INC. CRICKETEER MANUF. CO. Sport Coats Compliments of WEAREN-JAMES DRUG CO. George D. Wearen We Give Top Value Stamps” John H. James 101 S. Main St. Harrodsburg, Ky. Congratulations to Class of '75 Compliments of 202 WESTERN AUTO AGGIE SALE SPORT SHOP All Major Athletic Brands - Trophies U. S. 127 South, Harrodsburg, Ky. Phone: 606-734-4775 Bruce Springate - Marion Souder Compliments of BRONCO STEAK HOUSE Harrodsburg, Ky. Congratulations to the Seniors of THE HARRODSBURG HERALD Compliments of HARRODSBURG I.G.A. FOODLINER Open Six Days a Week 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. For the best in quality and the best prices, check out I.G.A. Owner - Les Coatney 203 ALEXANDER-ROYALTY FUNERAL HOME Morticians: Donald Caton, Pat Lear and Mike Royalty Harrodsburg, Ky. Phone: 734-3361 Congratulations From the Folks at BOTNER REXALL DRUG STORE Across From Counhouse NEW GROWERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE INC. Phone 734-3119 A. O. Calico RANSDELL FUNERAL CHAPEL David Ransdell Harrodsburg, Ky. Phone: 734-4317 Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1975 CORNING Harrodsburg Plant World's Largest Ophthalmic Glass Plant 205 Compliments of Whirlpool JL CORPORATION DANVILLE DIVISION Compliments of LANDRUM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 228 South Chiles St. P.O. Box 487 Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 HARROD FASHION SHOP Fashion Center of the Bluegrass Harrodsburg, Kentucky py CERTIFIED A DIAMONTOLOGISTS 26 North Main Winchester, Kentucky { Jeh tn University Shopping Center o Eastland Shopping Center Richmond, Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Turfland Mall 100 West Main Lexington, Kentucky 7 AREA LOCATIONS Lexington, Kentucky Fayette Mall Eastland Shopping Center Lexington, Kentucky Frankfort, Kentucky 206 COLEMAN'S LUMBER YARD 302 North College Harrodsburg, Ky. 734-4334 Harrodsburg 748-5211 ' Burgin Compliments of EDWARDS AND SULLIVAN REALTY AND AUCTION SERVICE AND EDWARD'S INSURANCE AGENCY We Sell and Insure the Earth and All That's on It. Phone 734-7702 Compliments of R. V. CABLEVISION INC. There Is More to See on Cable TV” 24 Hour Cable Service Eleven Wonderful Windows to the World C CAUTO SERVICE 734 N. College St. Highway 127 W. J. Click and Edwin Carpenter Phone 734-9231 734-2370 PIONEER FARM SUPPLY Tractor and Implement Parts 445 W. Factory Phone 734-2411 207 FORT HARROD PHARMACY loe Russell - Owner 121 W. Lexington St. Harrodsburg, Kentucky 734-3931 U.S. 127 South Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 606-734-4345 0OODLETT STORE General Merchandise and Complete Meat Processing Phone: 865-4345 McAFEE MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Traynor Country Store for Country People” McAfee, Kentucky 208 BRIGHT'S BOTTLE GAS CO. Whirlpool Home Appliances Home Komfort Insulation Call Us for All Your LP Gas Needs. Burgin, Ky. 748-5382 CARROLL G. COLE REALTY CO. 329 Main Street Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 Compliments of JENKINS CHEVROLET COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Ky. on U.S. 127 and 62 Open 6 Days Both for Service and Sales Phone 502-834-4518 Drive a Little, Save a Lot.' MERCER COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Ralph Morris - Clerk Deputies Stanley Scott Jr. Larry Short Tom Kirkland MERCER MOTORS FORD MERCURY North Main Street RALPH'S IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 102 N. College St. Harrodsburg, Ky. Ralph Perkins - Owner SANDUSKY'S FARM SERVICE Feed, Seed,fertilizer, Custom Grinding, Complete Line of Farm Supplies Box 322, Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 Phone 1-606-734-3391 THURMAN GOODLETT SONS Day 734-3219 | K'734-45 , Scrap Metal, Auto Repairs; 316 Comishville St. ra Harrodsburg, Ky. 211 AMERICAN LEGION Douglas Laws Post No. 52 Membership 1974 - 492 Officers are: Kenneth Parker William Gammon J. B. Grigsby Danny Denny Virgil Elliott Maurice (lack) Wilson T. C. Sallee Meeting Nights - 2nd and 4th Thursday Nights BIG BEN STORES, INC. Harrodsburg, Ky. 606-734-9536 Versailles, Ky. Lawrenceburg, Ky. 606-873-3150 502-839-6337 CHILDREN'S WEAR 0-14 Sizes Chubby, Husky, Slim 212 James Tewmey James Donovan Howard Howells II Howard Howells Walter Padgett Eddie and Violet Drury - Owners Compliments of MERCER STYLE SHOP Compliments of YATES-WOODARD 120 W. Lexington St. Harrodsburg 734-7736 Buick-Chevrolet, Inc. Compliments of BRUCE HALE Compliments of ISHAM LESTER Route 2 RUE INSURANCE AGENCY CUDAHY FOOD CO Leslie Rue 18 E. Lexington St Phone 734-3850 Compliments of Harrodsburg, Ky. Home Improvements Highway 127 I Compliments of CANE RUN Fishing Camp Herrington Lake •M- Harrodsburg, Ky. HARROD CLEANERS SCOTTIES DIX DAM DOCK Curdsville Road Herrington Lake Ralph Culp Sr. Ralph Culp Jr. Open 24 Hours Breakfast Anytime 600 South College Street Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 RILEY AND PREWITT G. E. Appliances and Maytag Kitchln Aid Compliments of McClellan funeral HOME 538 Beaumont Ave. Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 Compliments of STONE MANOR RESTAURANT Compliments of Sam and Martha Bennett SUPERIOR FOOD .... MART ; - Burgin, Kentucky STRATTON AND VOTAW Farm Bureau Insurance Service HILL'S TEXACO 222 West Lexington Harrodsburg, Ky. 734-3497 WHBN AM-FM Harrodsburg, Ky. It Pleases Us to Please You. Compliments of C T FOOD MARKET 734-2381 214 CHILTON'S FURNITURE 512 West Broadway Lawrencebuxg, Ky. 40342 Furniture and Carpet Bargain Basements THE GARDEN SPOT Highway 127 Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 734-7795 Congratulations Class of ’75 DOLLAR GENERAL STORE Harrodsburg, Kentucky l Beaumont Plaza Compliments of HUFF AND McCRYSTAL Compliments of the LOUISVILLE STORE Harrodsburg, Ky. DRAKEFORD'S TIRE SERVICE 338 East Office St. Distribution of Michelin Tires Congratulations Class 0f'75 1 SANFORD’S GROCERY Salvisa - 865-2234 Owner Carroll Sanford PILOT OIL Highway 127 Harrodsburg, Ky. Manager - Roy Mather YOUNG'S FORD Highway 127 Lawrenceburg, Ky. David Young Hugh Young Rufus Graham SUNOCO Phone 734-9732 Harrodsburg, Ky. Bobby Thompson - Owner Homer Robinson - Mechanic 215 Good Luck Seniors! ELOISE BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of CONVENIENT FOOD MART 418 East Office Street FOSTER'S SERVICE STATION 131 N. College Harrodsburg, Ky. 734-4792 Compliments of DENNY'S GROCERY Burgin, Ky. Phone 748-5205 M crcdilli Holiflaij, Hairstijlinq Hairstyling. Layer Cut. Shags Razor Cuts, Lady Cuts haircut of Any Kind BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 545 BEAUMONT Plaza HARRODSBURG. KENTUCKY Kenneth Meredith Dennis holiday 734-2501 734-2501 IF YOU CARE WE CARE PHILLIP'S ASHLAND Burgin, Kentucky MONTY'S MARKET 726 Cane Run Street Harrodsburg, Ky. TIFFANY'S BEAUTY SALON Louisville Rd. Harrodsburg, Ky. Next Door to Bronco Steak House 734-2180 WHITE’S STYLING BARBERSHOP Louisville Rd. Harrodsburg, Ky. By Appointments - 734-2861 Danny White - Owner Compliments of ALMA'S BEAUTY SALON 106 West Popular Harrodsburg, Ky. 734-4576 Complete Line of Luzier Cosmetics and Hair Styling C. ANDC. SPORT SHOP 105 South Main Lawrenceburg, Ky. Phone 839-7174 Gene Cinnamon, Proprietor Darrell Clark ELWOOD BURGIN CONSTRUCTION CO. Grade and Drain Contractor Phone 734-2250 GEM DRUGSTORE |i|k)7 South Main IgpBrrodsburg, Ky. Compliments of HAHN'S SERVICE STATION 354 S. College St. Harrodsburg, Ky. Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories J. C. LAY'S MULTI-MILE TIRE SALES The Finest in Tires and Tire Service Danville Rd. Harrodsburg, Ky. 40330 Phone 734-4534 LAWRENCEBURG BARBER Stylist All Types of Service for Hair Cut, Blow and Go Styling Compliments of SHEEHAN, CONOVER BARNETT, P.S.C. Phone: 839-4261 Williams Lumber TV Hardware Co. Lawrenceburg, Ky. 40342 LUMBER, SASH and DOORS, HARDWARE, NAILS ROOFING, PAINTS, GIFTS and TOYS ciUMBER Jortwfaints) 3«g YOUNG'S INS. 110 East Lexington Harrodsburg, Ky. il BECOM, INC. Telecommunication Services Telephone Equipment C.O.E. Installation G H FURNITURE CO. Gene Royalty 520 N. Main St. Large Showrooms Old School Site Harrodsburg, Kentucky Insurance, All Types DAVENPORT, ROBINSON, WHITENACK 734-4358 204 S. Main Harrodsburg, Kentucky 218 |l Your Independent Insurance Agent Serves You First Compliments of BUFORD C. TAYLOR CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER We would like to take this opportunity to thank the businesses, friends, and relatives who were very willing to patronize our annual. Without their help, the 1975 edition of the Highlander would be almost impossible. Thanks to the smiles and help received, the Highlander will be enjoyed by many students. CAROL YEAGER Business Manager CINDY CATON Asst. Business Manager BOOSTERS ARNOLD'S FLORIST Harrodsburg, Ky. BAILEY’S MOTEL Harrodsburg, Ky. BURTON OIL COMPANY Harrodsburg, Ky. BUSSELL MOTOR SALES Harrodsburg, Ky. CLARKE AND KELLER OIL COMPANY Harrodsburg, Ky. CUMMINS TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. Harrodsburg, Ky. DISCOUNT HOUSE Harrodsburg, Ky. DR. CHARLES HATCHER Harrodsburg, Ky. DRS. KEIGHTLEY, MOORE, AND WHALEN Harrodsburg, Ky. DR. JOHN F. McCANN Harrodsburg, Ky. DR. H. D. RIGHTMYER Harrodsburg, Ky. DRURY’S SADDLERY AND SUPPLY Harrodsburg, Ky. TOM EASTERLY PONTIAC AND CADILLAC Danville. Ky. EDGE WOOD CRAFT SHOP Harrodsburg, Ky. FALLIS BARBER SHOP Salvisa, Ky. FAMOUS RECIPE Harrodsburg, Ky. GOODLETT’S SERVICE STATION Salvisa, Ky. HARRODSBURG CANDY AND TOBACCO Harrodsburg, Ky. HARRODSBURG DISH BARN Harrodsburg, Ky. HOOD’S FOOD MARKET Harrodsburg, Ky. HOP INN BUS STATION Harrodsburg, Ky. ISABEL AND VALOISE BEAUTY SHOP Harrodsburg, Ky. JUDIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Salvisa, Ky. McNAMER’S BAKERY Harrodsburg, Ky. MEASEL’S DRESS SHOPPE Harrodsburg, Ky. MERCER TIRE AND RECAPPING CO. Harrodsburg, Ky. MORGAN MARATHON SERVICE Harrodsburg, Ky. PARKS FUNERAL HOME Harrodsburg, Ky. PRESTON'S GARAGE Harrodsburg, Ky. REED’S FURNITURE STORE Harrodsburg, Ky. THE MODEL SHOPPE Harrodsburg, Ky. THE MUSIC SHOPPE Harrodsburg, Ky. WATTS AND DURR OIL Harrodsburg, Ky. WESTERN KY. GAS Harrodsburg, Ky. Student Index Abner. Daniel ( lark 68 Abner. Janet Ann Ml Ahncr.Jocy baker mi ACKVEIX). DANIIL 9. V). 14' Adams. A Gene Aiklms. Terry Alh fd, Joseph Ambrose 15.6). 101, 114, 140 Allen. Sherry m| Alsman. Hem lam A Isman. Edith P4 Anderson. Karen I 9 Amfcrvm. Sherry Ire 6). I'm An rl. Terej'j r 9 Ansteu. To� anna I '9 A mold. Gerald Thomas mi. 109 A mold. Gat P 9 Ashford. Brute Lloyd mi, 109. III. Ill Ashford.James Hyie 61. 10|. ill. 140. I II. Ml AshfonL Tfvomas I7 ; Hatley, Danctra 1 9. im' Bailee. Sherri P4 Baker. Hcrnuejav Baker. Bobb� Ire. Jr Ml Baker. Charles I'4 Baker. Charlotte I ' BAKHR. ( H AKIX TTHJHAN II. 29. 32. 124. 126. 140. III. IM. I 43. 1)4. 16'. 224 BAKER. Dl BORAH MARIE 2m. 32. IP. 126. 12'. HI Baker. ( are 74. Ml Baker. Gary I. I’l Baker..! Allen Baker. Janet Ann '4. I V� Baker. Jtmnn I'9 Baker. |jrr Dale 1 Baker. Tommy I'l Ball. IXmnaJayc 6). 1)2 Ballard. Anne I'l Ballard. Robert Ashley HI. |0I Barnes.James Mu had 7| Barnes. Robin I'M BARNI TT. I.ONDAI.I lil GENE 40. 42. 1V� . 146 Barnett. Loralee I'l Barnett. Mike l.ynn '4. 1.30 BartlcMM. Urry 81.109 Bast. Kva I'9 Base. Rukv 1 9 Base. Shirley Ann m| Hau h. ( harlotte Mane Ml. l V. BAl'GH. RONALD I.YNN '2 Baumstark. Namtm Walter '4. Ml Baxter. Nathan I 9 BAXTHR.STEVEN III RNICL 29. 44.140 Baxter. Betty Jane mi Bcaum. David I 9 Beasley. Seevcn Mark Ml. Ml Bea'ley. Ti n Keith Ml. Ml Beam. Brooks I'l Beatty. Ia a Karen '4 Beatty. Paul Kevin 6) Hen c. James Ansel Ml Hen c. l-aura F.llen 6). 140 Bennett. Mciame 1'4 HENTI.FY..IOHN ALBERT 44 Bent ley..lose ph Ranes Ml. 102 Bentley. Kimberly Morgan 6). I 44.144 Best. Rmmc Wayne '4. Ml Hisltop. (hip I'l Bishop, Gcorjte Clayton HI. 109 Bisliop. Mike 6) Bis ins. So .tt p4 Blaiketer. Kathi lam r� |. 6). 11 Blaiketer. Susan I'l Blankenship. Me lame I' 4. . M' Ble ins. Buii Ii I'9 Booth. Garl Ire Ml. Mil Booth. Steve I’l Bottom. Danny Lloyd Ml. 101 Hi ttom. Darren 1 9 Bottom, IX� n% I'9 Bottom..|ohn T)M mas Ml Dotum� . Darrell 1 9 Bottoms, landa I'9 B« � t i m . Steve I ). I x H )TTOMS. TWANA UNI 44. 110 Bowen. Edath I '9 Bowen. Ramona I'l Bowen. Ronald Thomas 6) Bowlin . Mania Lynn HI Bovd. Miehael Keith Brailford. Timmi I7 ; Bradley. Jeff Brim. Jimmy P9 Brist««. Had Thomas 74. Ml Brisioc. Kathy 1 9 Britton. Diana Kay '4. | in Britton. Kathy IX-nisc HI Britton. Lisa Carol 6) Bruton. Mimty 1 9 Brine. Rohby 1 BR(X:K. ANNE FRANCES u. 126.I27. MO. III. 14). I)). 16' 224 BR(X!K. CHARLES DANIEL 9.2 9. M. 108. 140. DM Brink. Short 179 Brink. Susan IH) Bro le. Strphcn Jaikwm '4. 10 9. Ml. 161 Brown. Douglas Wayne 74. 10 9. I XI Brown. Jimmy I7 ; Brown. Joey Joseph '4 BROWN. LANA JANE 11. 44.126.140. III. 13). I)). 1«� . 224 Brow n. Mary 17.4 Bryant. Shelley I'l Buik. Dcnnivc I'l Buik. Robot 17 9 Buik. Timmy l74 Buffin. Demw Elaine hi. |� 1. I ll Ru .Fu ene l74 Bu . Steve I') Hurt hot. Sherri l 9. IH' Burke. IXmald Keith m|.m6. |o|. |i 9. II I. 1)2 Burne-s. Anita l74 Burns. Faith Best 6). «9. 126.141 Burrus. Harrison Thomas k7. Ml Burton. Brenda 17.4 Burton. Carrie lax- 74. IX. Burton. Danny l74 Bunon.J Keith '4. ix BURTON. RICKY CAR ROLL 40.44 BYRD. ANNAJEAN 44. I im Byrd. IXvid lluimas HI CAMDEN. REEDA A 4). I4h Camdyi. Tommy HI Camden. Vernon Tory 6). 101 Camphell. Gerald |74 Camphcll. Rosemary '4 Cannada. Brenda l74 Cannada. Pacruia I'9 Cannon. Emma Kathryn hi, 142 Cariutt. Larry Wendell Cariutt. Vuki Lynn CAREY. ANITA LEE 9. 12. 40. 4). I x . 224 CAREY. CARL BRENT n Carry. Daniel l7i Carcv. David Marvin '4. IX) Carry. R er Dale 7 4 Carmiiklc.Jaekie I 9 Carrera. Felipe- )6 Carrier. Steve I7) Carter. Hobby I'9 Casey. IXmaid Ray '4 Casey. Ramiy l79 Catlett. Penny Sue '4. | 44 CATON. CYNTHIA DEAN 21.22. 4). 126. 12'. IX). Ml. Ml. 1)4.I« . IM. |67. 224 CATON.GARY KEITH 27. X� . 100. 101. 102. 104. 114. II). 140. 1)9. IM Caum. Mark HI. 109. Ml Caion, Tereasa l74 Caudill. Irnnis Wayne 6). I X� . 110 Cevil. Charles Allen 6) Clumhrrs, Connie Jean HI Chambers. Dcbbte Sue- Cheek. Sandra Jo Ml. I 42. 111 Chcnault. IX ns 74. 1 X.. MM Chilton. Das ul lewis 6). |0|. 111. 140 Chilton. Harold l 9 Chnsterton. Janet 11'. 17) (hum hies. Janet 174 CINNAMON. DALE THOMAS 2m. X� . 108. 111. 126. I27. IK). 1)2 Cinnamon. Kathy hxi 6). I 42 Cinnamon. Don M2. 101. 109. Ml Cinnamon. Rohm l.ynn 64.6). 114. 160 Clark. Hoty Jane Glenn 74. 14' Clark. Patriiu Ann 9. 74. I X. CUUNCH. A I.EC IA JOY X.. K 9. 126. I 4m. IV) Claumh. Anthimv B Claunih. Darrell 17 9 Claumh, Kevin Mitilicll 9.6). 106. 140. 144 Claunih. |jnd.i Ann '4. | X. ( LAUNCH. MARVIN VERNI I IT X. Clementi. Janet I’4 Clovd. Hobby III Clovd. Tern Dr M2. I ll Cmanou hcr. Addie Dim '4 Coianou hcr. Jana 179 Coianou her. Konme Dale M2. III Coffman. Connie 1 9 (a iff man. James I'l Coflman. landa Suc Coffman. lavi |?9 Coffman. Ronnie l79 Coffman. Steven l'9 Cole. Nadine 6). I X). I 4| Collier. Garnett I'l Collier. James IHi Collie r. Jeanccn M2. I X� Collier. R11 kv l74 Collier. Todd I mo Collins. Ijsa l'4 Colvin.Juxtina Jane- '4. 74 Colvin. Justus 66 Colvin. Owen I Mi) Colvin. Ruhard I'l Combs. Darrell Ly nn 66 Combs. Jerry 66,140 Carnibs. Marion I'l Compton. Rita Imii (.onn. Bobbie Jo I'l ('ooley. (ire IMO Cooper..leff 1ho Cornish. Barbara M2. I 46. 144 Cornish. Marsha Imo Cosby, Martha imo Cosby. Ruth Ann 66. I2M Coslow. Mike l.ynn Coslow . Tina 1M0 Coulter. Jeff imo Courtney. Hobbi Mae I'l Cox. Arthur m2 Coy.Cheryl Darlene '4. 140. IVI Coy. Sandra IMO Craiidcxk. Howard M2. 10 9 Crawley. Scott I'l Crawley. Sharon Dawn 66.126 Cross. Stanley « .111 CROSSED.1.1). KATHY 47.89.126. 14m. IV) Cru e. Carol 180 Cunnin ham. Barbara Gayle 66 Connin ham.Gcor e ()mer Currens.Cathy 7). |X). Ml Currens.Gill Tliomas m2. I ll Currens. Jeff IHD Currens. Kelly 7 4. I M. IX) Currens. Ire I'l ( urrens. DnnieCaldwell 74. 109. III. Ill ( urtsin cr. Allaena I'l Curtsin er. Etta Gay « (.urtsm cr. Rhonda ( arol « Daniel. Phylhs imo Darland, Alan Imo Darland. Todd m2 Darland. Dons Pi Darland. Kathy .lean 74. | 4o. 111 Darland. Miihacl Wavnc M2 Darland. Terry Ann '4. lll.il' Darland. Terry l74 Davenport,Sharon Dale m2. I2h Dau hert . Robert I'l Davidson. Edward Irr 74. 10 9 Davis. Charles imo Davis. Marvin I'l Dean. IXmald Robert 66 Dean. James I HO Dean, lam IMO Dean. Lisa IMO Dean. Mkfuel I'l. imo DEAN.SHERRI LYNN 4’. 126.127. Mi. 138.161.224 DEAN.TERRY WAYNE 47 De-arm . Karen Dtnoe « . 14M IX arm . Tony I mo Demarce.Jim M2. 10 9. Ill IXnnis.( rc orv Mark IXnnis. Sandy IMO IXnny, Karen I'l Denny. Mark I’M DEVINEJACKIE STRATTON 26. 37.126 IXsmc. Kare n la uisc m2 IX vine. Kelli Lynn 'I. I VI Devine. Lillie Alier « . I2H IX'pimett. Perry PI Divine. Ida Lou 66.12M Divine. Stcplwn Dale H2. I2M. Ml Dixon.Gary Ire m2. Ml Dou htv. Kenneth l'4 Dou hty. Mark lX u las '9. m2. 101. 109. Ill Douglas. Heeky imo lX u las. Stanley Paul 82.141 lXiu las. William Shelton 66. 126. 130 Driseoll. Teresa Kay m2. I X Dnskell. IXhbie Imo Driskell. Keith imo Drury.Orson Wayne « .140 Drury. IXkisJean I'l Drury. Ke-nnv 180 Drury. Ruhard PI DR’.IRY. VICKI LYNN 4M Durham. Muhacl Ray 'I. Ml Durr. Eddie William 82.141 DURR.ERK OWEN 4h Durr. Jennifer Gail P4 Edwards, Danny 180 Edwards. IXbra Fay P4 E hcrt. Muhacl I HO E bcrt. IXborah « . 1 32 Elliott. Bill « ELLIOTT.JOHN DAVID 11.26. 4m. 134. 140. 14 4. 1)4,' ? 7. 224 Elliott. Lisa (iayle « . 126, I 40. I 44 Elliott. Patrma I'l EI Imtt. Stephen l.y nn P4 F.llis. Melanie Dawn '4. 1X). 1.44 Kstrid e. Melissa 180 Earn. Cathy l.ynn « Fee nr. Diane- 180. IM) Flora. IXjane Allen I'4 Flonan.John Thomas H2 Flynn. Edd III Fow ler. Brenda Sue « Fow ler. Debbie Jo H2 Fow ler. Karen Ire 71 Francis.Cetil 67. ix . 110 Freeman. Pjm IMO Fuller. Wesly IMO Fulton. Arthur Faxon M2. 109. 110 Gakehart. Wanda IMO GAMMON. I MM A ME 4M. 126.131. I)). 224 GARRIOTT. JACQUI.YN 24.2 9. 39. I� . 223 Gash. Mark Stratton P4 GASH. RICKY DALE 39.140 (iav. IXnnis C« pcr 67 Gay. Rcbciia Gibson. Karen 74 Gihsem.James Miehael I'l (iolmoee.James Au ust Pi (nidhe-y. Antlumy IMI Goins. Tammy Goins. Berlin Edward 174 Goodlett. Marsha 'I. I X . Dm Goodlett. Rashael Jannette Goodlett. Ro ucl P) Goodlett. Tina 161, IMI, 18) (iood|sasier.James Keith I') (ioodpaster. Kenny H m2. I ll Goexipaster. Sherry Thomas 9. 'I. '4. IP. 12’ Gorham. David Wayne M2. 101 (iorham. Robert Irr '4. 101. 10 9. III. 1)2 Graham. Edward Thomas P4 GRAHAM. FRIEDA ( AROL io. X). 49.)’. 11). 126. I X). I 41. I 46. I 4M. 167 GRAHAM. VALERIE I.YNN 49 Grave-'. Tammy Ann 'I. I2H. PI GRAY.GAY ROYALTY V). 144 Gray..leff rev Ray 82.141 Green. An ela 181 GREY. AGNES DENISE 10 (irule-r. R ndv 1K1 Grider. RIhkviIj Irah 'I (iriffeih. PrestiMi IM| (irifficth. Marquila Rae 'I Griffith. Barbara IH| Griffith. Cathy I'l 220 Griffith, lax gcnc l74 Griffith. Thelma Marie 82.156 Griffon, bu Yates 64.67.R9.126,130 Gritton. William 173 Grubbs. Anita 181 Grubbs. Harold Keith O' Grubbs. Michael Lee 173 Grubbs. Pamela Sue 173 GUEDES. MARCIA V� . 131.160 Gullctt. Dchhie 181 Hadley. David William l73 Harter, Howard Wayne 173 Hahn, Mary 181 Hahn. Sharyn June 74. 130 Hall. Lisa Diane Hall. Sharon Icigh Hamlin. Angela Mane 173 Hamlin. Anthony 181 Hamlin. Marsha 181 Hammack. Roy 181 Hardin. Beverly Ann HARDIN. BOBBY GENE Hardin. Irwin Keith Hardin.Joey Dalton 74. Ill Hardin.Judy Evelyn l73 Hardy. IXinna Ruth 6' Harlow, Jo Nell 104.181 Harlow. John 173 Harp. Janet l.ynn 67, 132 HARP. PERRY PRICK 23. 26. -to. 114. 113 H ART. DAVID LEE «0.140 Hart. Merle J 173 Hartman.Jamcs Richard 1’3 Hartman. Michael Edward P3 Hartman. Wvonnette 83 Hatfield. Kevin 67.132. 140 Hatter, Harry 173 Hatter. Melvin Donald 67.101.114 Hauher. Laurie l?3 H ayes. Hobby Hayes, Vicky Carol 83 Hazelwood, Brent Haley 74, 141 Hazelwood, Charles Harrison 74. 141 Hazelwood, Elizabeth 181 HAZELWOOD. PERRY WARREN 40.142. I (� 3 Helton. Rick l cc 67 Hembree. Patricia Anne 74. 104. 132 Henderson. 1-arrv l73 Henderson. Reesa Ann 83 Henderson. Slielli 173 Hendren. Debra Carole 74.128 Hendrix. Debra Sue 83 Henry. Dandra Faye 83. 128 Hill. Iid� ard 181 Hobbs. Deborah 181 Holt. Ida Marie I3| Holt, laiuise I Hi Honuon. Arthur l'3 Hoover. Debra Hixtver,Jeffery Allen 83 H(X)VER. RON M 4I.IV1.167 Horn. Eddie Ray 6 . 101 Horn. Jane Osborne 8.3 Horn. Keith 101. 1 3 Horn. Phyllis Dawn 67. 126 Horn. Steve I'3 Horn. Timothy Wayne 74. 101.141 HORSLEY. KEVIN GLYNN II. 132 Howard. Beverley Jo 83. 141 HOWARD.JOHN WALLACE 41. 100. 101. 102 Howard. Trao l73. 187 Howe. Dave Daniel 74. 132 HOWE. WILLIAM RICHARD 28.41 Hudgins. David Michael Hudson.Cathy Mac 74. 161 HUDSON. CLARENCE. EDWARD 9. 30. 42.100. 101.102. 103. 110 Hudson. IXinna Mane 9.83. 160 Huff. Harlan Jr 181 Huff. Mary laiuise 83.136 Huffman. David Ray 6.7|.74.1II. 1.30. 144 Huffman. Lisa l73 Huffman. Mark Wayne 74. 101. 109. 110 Huffman. Marvin Keith 74. 141 Huffman. Muhael 83. 109.141 Huffman. Robbie I7' Huffman. Ronnie 173 Huffman. Susan Lynn ' 2. 74. lot, 1«) Huffman. Tammic l73 Huffman. Tony lee 12. 110. 132. 144. 133.223 Huffman. Wanda 173 Huggins. David 74 Humphrey. Vickie Lynn 74 Hunter. Mary I am 181 Hurst, Dalton 181 H ufxt. IVhhie Ann 73 Hurst. Tony l?3 (sham. Ijsa Pearl 73 Isham. Denise 173. I87 Isham. Teresa 181 Ison. Sallie Daw n 67. 104. 126. 127 Jackson. IXrnna (.ay 67. 126. I 32. 134. 132 Jackson. Philena Michelle Jackson. Robin Elizabeth 67. II. 126 James. John line 83. 128. 141. 132 James. Robert 73. 141 JAMES. VICKI DENISE 23. 26.42.126. 127. 132 Johnson. John Mark 181 Johnson. Karen Sue 67 Johnson. Retina l73 Johnstone. Robin l'3 Jones. Barry lee 73. 1 30. 144 Jones. David 173 Jones. Ricky l73 Jones. Robert 173 Justice. Patricia 1 HI KEIGHTLEY. ALTA MAE 42.138. 140. 161 Keller. James 73. 130. 132 Kelly. Maurice 64.67.132 Kendrick. Anna Mac 7y Kidd. Angela 4 3 Kick!. Rex 83.101.109.111 Kidd. Susan Elaine '3 King. Cary 73.78.109.141 King. Deborah 7y -g, j y, King. Jamie 1?3 King. Kenny King. Shc'ilyn Sue 85.120 Knox, (tarry Wayne take. Darryl 181 Landers. David 83. 144. 146 Landers. Paula Jean 83 Landers. Steven IXuiglas 85.146 Lane. Jim Carter 73.114 Lawson. Bettv Darlene 83 Law son. Carla 83 LAWSON. TONY LA DALE 43 Lay. Mark Lay. Timothy Earl Leach. Janet 181 Lester. Debbie Lester. IXiuglas Brian 85. 101, 109. Ill Lester. Duane 181 Lester. Janet Marie 73.136 LESTER. KATHY FRANCES 1 3. 23. 27.43. � 17. | 30. 131. 134. 139. KO. 167 Lester. Kelly l73 LESTER. VIRGINIA TROUT 12.28.43. 131.134. 130. 160. 166 LESTER. WALTER HOLLIS 41 Lester. William Gregory Lewis. Billy 73. 101.109. 1 I t Lewis. Brenda 181 Lewis. Debra Lynn 83.173 Lewis. Irene Lew is. Lisa 181 Lew is. Michael Lewis. Ruky Dale '3. Ill Lewis.Timmy Lynn 9.67.101 Littera! Robin Dale 73. 141 Loguc. Brent 181 Loguc. David Ray 67 Loguc. Greg 173 Loguc, Izwric lester 83. 120. I 32 Loguc. Neila Fay ‘’5. 103 Loguc. Pamela 181 I.ong. Ikibby Allen '3 Long. Jeanette 83 Long. Jerry lee 83 Long. Judy Lynn 83 Long. Melinda 181 Long. Richard Ray 83. 101 LONG. R(XiER KEITH Lucas. (jthy Louise '‘5. 128, 134 Lunsford. Kent 173 Luttrell. Glenda Mane '3 Lvnn. Deborah 173 Lyons. IXmnie 173 Lyons. Stephen Lynn '3. 78. 111. 130 Maddox.James ledmond 83. 141. 142 Maddox. Rosalie Sue MAJOR.JA( KIE WAYNE 44. IOO. 101.102. 110.133. 223 Maness. Jackie 181 Markham. Gay l73 Markham. Pat 73 Manell.Jean IXman 83.101. 128 Martell. Lauren 181 Massie. IVbbie Sue 67.128 Mather, Bonnie I73 Matherly. Belinda Gavle 85 Mattingly.John Pcrek Mayes. Danny 181 MAYES. MAC 44. 126. 127. 140.173 Mayes. Robert Keith 83.141 Mayes. Susan 181.183 McCarter. Jerri 173 McCloud. Greg 176 McCRGSKY. KAREN SUE 28. 44.89. 138. 130 McCrystal. Kenneth Jeffrey 83 McCrystal. Larry James McCrystal. Michael Allen 83.114 McCrystal. vicki kathryn 43.37. 89. 138 McIXmald.CarenI.ee 84 Mc lXmald. Connie Anne 84 McGinnis. Eddie 181 McGinnis. Rhonda 176 McGItme. Sharon Annette 73 McGuire. Debbie Jean 67.132 McGUIRE. JANET LEE 43 McGuire. Karen Sue � 4 McKinney. Becky Lynn Me Kinney. Chuck 181 McKinney. Kathleen 84.144 McKinney, leviniejo 43.13« McKinney, mark Steven 43 Me Iannis, Rhonda McMullin. Kim 181 Me Murry. James 161. |76 Me Murry. Lcsa 176 Me Murry. Myra Dale 128 McPherson. Mark McQUEARY. AUBREY CLAYTON 46 Me RAY. CINDY LEE 23.46. 127. 131. 138. 133. 223 MEAUX. LARRY Me RAY 10. 26.46.89.114. 123. 126. 127. 134. 134. 167. 223 Mcaux. Mary Ann 64.67.126. 127. i3jj Meaux. Tommy 181 MERRIMAN. DANNY THOMAS Mernman. Kenny 176 Mcrnman. Steve 181 Mernman. Vicki Carol 67 Milbum.Jocy Lynn 'm. 111,130 Miller. Diane Mane Miller. Randy Cleo Mmk. Mitchel Roy w Mink. Patricia Ann 9.111.117.147 MINTON. BILLY EDWIN 46 Mobley . Eddie Mobley. Janet 176 Mobley. Joey Moffitt. David Wayne 84. 101. 1 V, Monroe. Allen Wayne 67 Montgomery . Jimmy Nelson 130 M(X)RE. BACON ROCHESTER 47 Moore. Barbara Ruth 67.132 Moore. Ix n Sue 81.136 Moore. Maty 176 Moore. Omer 176 Moore. Paul Wolford 84.141 Moore. Sandy 176 Moore. William Daniel 84. 141 Morris.Gregory Lynn MORRIS.STEVEN CRAIG 47.100. 101. 102 Morrissey, Susan l76 MOSS.GARY KEITH 47.140 Moss. Renee Lynne M Murphy. Angela 181 Murphy. Deborah Murphy. Donald Murphy. Ronnie 176 Murphy. Terry 176 Murray. Carolyn 8t Murray. Donna 141.181 Murray. Willie Houston. 132. 144 Neal. Nancy 6’ Neal, Sandy 176 Nelson.Jack 181 Nelson. Terry 176 Newby. Brent l76 NEWLAND. GLENN 4'. 37 Newman, Sonia Gail '9.81.132 Nichols. Brenda Gay 72. IOI Noel. Karen 182 Noland.Jeff Wayne 84.141 Noland.John William 84.114.141 Norvell. David 176 Nowlin. Alice 67 Nowlin. Mike 114.182 Nowlin. Scott 182 Nowlin. Steven 182 OLIVER. KATRINA JO 48.131 Oliver. Ron Bryan Parham.Jimmy David 84. 101. 109 Parker. Bonnie Sue 84 Parker. Dave Ray 81 Parker, John 182 Partin. Caflenc 67. 138 Patterson. Dicdra 182 Patterson.Jimmy 182 Patterson. Marsha 173.176 Peavler. Craig Allen 84 Peavler. Phillip Bruokic 84.101.109. Ill Peavler. Willis Dale 84 Peel. Steven 176 Pendegraft. Sheila Jean 81 Penn. Princess 182 Perkins. Grace Annette 81 PERKINS. KEVIN ROBERT 29. 48. 100. 101.102. 164 Perkins. Pcggv 176 Perkins. Robert Caldwell 13.84 Perkins. Tcrcasa Joan 67 PERRIN. CYNTHIA 48.131 Phelps. Karen Elaine Phelps. Sharon Lynn 67 Philhowcr.Glen 84 Phillips. Brenda 182 Phillips. Nancy Anne 67.138. 13k Phillips. Shirlcen 176 Phillips. Virginia l76 PICKETT. ANN GALEN 27.48.89. 126. 127.131. 138 Pierce. Bruce 182 Pierce. Roger Dean 76. 132. 136 Pike. Debbie 176 Pike. Pam 176 Pinkston. Darcy Alan 84.101. 109 Pinkston. Ricky Carroll 76. 130. 136 Pittman. Eddie Ray 81 PITTMAN. KATHY JUNE 49 Pool ter, Karen 176 Poultcr. William Alex 67. 101.114, 143 Powell. Janet Lynn '6 Poynter. Sheila Gale 76 Poynter, Stephen I alc 76 Prather. Bobby Joe 84. 141 PRESTON. FRANK MARTIN 49.89.110. 126.134. 133. 134. 167. 223 Prewitt. Ann Carol 81 Prewitt. Nancy Laync 67, 118 Price. Angela 182 Price. Billy 182 Price. IXmna Jean 76. 128 Price. Jessie David Price. Sharon Inez 76.128,132 Price. Wanda Elaine 67 Pnx tor. Barry 176 Proctor, Hobert Eabin 84 Pnx tor. Kenmth 182 Pnxtor. Paul Anthony 67. 101 Pnxtor. RxhardGene 76. 101. 109. 114. 132 Pnxtor. Roy 176 Pulliam. Cecilia Ann 76 Pulliam. Henry Marshall 76 Pulliam. Janue Mac 84 Pulliam. John lxe 84. 109 PULLIAM. VICKIE LYNN 49 Quinn. Barbara Diane Randolph. Carey Ellen Randolph. Coleen 182 RANSDELL. ARTHUR CURT 49.8«;. 108. 140. 133.223 Ransdell. Danny III Ransdcll. Tina Mane 84 R avnakc. Connie Sue 67.128 Rasnake. Lisa 176 Rawlings. Janice 182 Rawlmgs.JoAnn 84 Rawlings. Patty 182 Rawlings. Rose Readnower. Mic helle 171.176 Reed. Anna Elizabeth 84 Reed. Roger 176 Reed. Vamic 182 Rice. Belinda 176 Rice. Dallas Ray Rue. Marquette 176 Rue. Ricky Cienc 68 Richards. Allen 182 Rigsby. Larry Wayne 64.68.114.126.127. 132.132. 164 RILEY. BOBBY GLYNN 27.30. 132 Riley. Christina Ruth 84 Riley. Dolores 176,183 Riley. Edwm 68. 140 Riley. Nora Lynn 68.138.132 Riley. Norma Darlene l76 Riley. Virginia Sue 177 Roberts. Sharon 177 ROBERTS. TERESA GAIL 30 ROBERTSON. MICHAEL MORSE 30 Robinson. Barbara Jean 83 Robinson. Beverly 177 Robinson. Billy Rav 63,68. 101.140 Robinson.Charlotte F '6 Robinson, Darrel! 1H2 Robinson. Debbie 182 Robinson. Dennis Wayne 68 Robinson, Everett Thomas Robinson. Larr Ray 83 Robinson. Laura 182 Robins ). Michael Todd Robinson, Seal 182 Robinson. Ronnie I77 Robinson. Sands Ciail 76. 104.1 JO Robinson. Sharon I77 Robinson. Susan 177 Robinson. Thomas 76 Robinson. Vk ki Sue 9.83. 120. 136 Robins i. Vickie Sue 83 Rogers, barbara Ik2 Rogers. Gregors Ross, liana Jo 83 Ross. Jeanette l7T Ross. Karen 182 Ross. Marty X'a ne 83. HI Ross. Terry 182 RiHisey.Terry 101.109. Ill Royalty. Cindy 182.183 Royalty. Darryl (ilenn 83.101.114 Royalty. Debra Lynn 76 Royalty. Gary 182 Royalty. Terrell Allen 68. 101.103.114 Royalty.Tim Eugene '6. 109, 141 Royalty. Timothy lican 83.101 Russell. Debbie 182 Russell. Kim 182 Sallee. Cheryl Denise (18 Sallee. Connie Rose Sallee. Dawn 182 Sallee. Donna Lynn 68. 1 38 Sallee. Donnie Irvin 68 Sallee. Kevin 83 Sallee. Lisha 182 Sallee. Robert 182 Sallee. Rodney Wayne 68.101.111 Sallee. Ronnie J 68 Sallee. Shelia 177 SALLEE. TOMMY CLKLLAND 26. 31.100. 101.102. III. 112. 140.164 Sampson. Mary E Sanders. Donna 182 Sanders. Jeff 177 Sanders. Karen Pat ru 1 a 83 Sanders. Kelly 182 SANDERS. TIMMY DOUGLAS 31 Sanford. Carla 182 SANFORD.JESSE POWELL 28.31.111.112. 140. HI. 132 Sanford. Stephen Dale 83.109 Sanford. Susan Jan 76. 127. 1 34 Sanford. Terri 182 Sattcrly. Paul 76. HI Sear . Terry Ixe 68 Sepko. Christopher 68 Sepko. Kern 76 Sepko. Man 83 Sewell. Jennifer I77 Sexton. Dale 177 SEXTON. DONALD LEE 21.22.31. 108. 140.147 Schwartz, Victor HI Scrogham. Pam 83, 136. 144 Shackelford. Stanles 83. 101, HI Shannon. Gloria Jean Sharpe. Margaret Lynne 76. I 30 Shearer. Donna Jewell 83 Sherrow. Elaine 182 Sherrow, Susan I77 Shewmakcr. Ronald William 76. HI Short. Monn 177 Shouse. liebra (larol 68 Shuman. Debbie 182 Sigler, (ieorge 182 Sigler. Rhonda 104. 182 Si ler. Sheri ly n Mae 76.128 Simpson, hllie Ann 6 Simpson Esther I.uAnn 68. 126. I 32. I 4. 132 Simps ).Jeff Lynn 76. HI Simpson. Mark 182 Simpson. Marshall Taylor 83. 109 Sims, liivid I77 SIMS. DELBERT STEPHEN 32 Sims. Ella 182 Slav m. James Earvin Smith. Bradley 76 Smith. Debra Kay Smith. Donald 182 Smith.James Douglas 83.141 Smith.Jerry Wayne 76. 109. HI Smith, Sammy Taylor 83.1 36 Smith. Sherri I77 Smith, William Bradley. Jr Sommers. David Spam. Ricky lee ’•6. 144 Spaulding. Tammy Renee 76. IV Sprmgate. George (lay ton 68. HO. 142. 143 Staples. Bill Richard 76, 130 Staton. Larry I77 Staton, Vincent 182 Steele. Alexa Ingh 83 Steele. Judy I77 Steele. Penny Ann 76. 133� Steele. Phyllis 183 Steele. Wayne I77 Steele. William Brent 76. HI Stew an. Melinda R«� e 83 Stinnett. Becky Ann 83 Stinnett. Cathy Jeanette 83. 120 STINNETT.SHARON DAWN 32 Stovall. Mike 177 Stratton. Bryan Stratton. David Wavne 83. 109 Stratton. Debbie Lynn '2. 76,104, 132.132 Stratton. Doug I77. 183 Stratton, (ieorge Kevin 68 Stratton. Horace Mi Kinley Stratton. Jenm 183 Stratton.Jerry 183 Stratton. Kenny 76. 1 32. 132 Stratton. Ricky Joe 76. HI Stratton. Robbi Lynn 83 Stumph. Karen Darlene 83 Summers. David 183 Summers. Francis Darlene 76 Summers. Glady s Ihanne 68 Tatum. Kmilv Carol 86 Taylor. Connie 104.177 Taylor. Dannv 183 Tay lor. l ug 183 Taylor. Floyd Taykw.John Keith I77 Taykw. Rita Kay 69. lot Teater. Bry an 183 Teater. Terry 183 Tackett. Teresa Gayle Taggart. Cynthia law Ann 83 Taggart. Sandy Jeanette 77 Tate. Ricky 183 Tate. Shirley .lean 68. |3h TERHUNE. HARRY CLAY 32. HO Terhunc. Tereasa Jane 69 Tew mey . Lora I77 Tcwmey. Mike Loid Thomas. Tony 177 Thompson. Carroll (ienc 77. 1.30 Thompson. Pamela I77 THORNTON. BARBARA JEAN 32 Tiernan. Allison 83� Tolliver. Joan Cooper 77 TOI.IJ VER. SH A RON M A RIE 3 J. 134. 138. 166 Tolliver. Tercava Alice 68. 69 Tolliver. Thomas 183 Tolliver. William 83� . 101. 109. 11 1. 141 Travillian. Angela Sue 83 Travilhan. Sandra Rae 83� Trayner. Ann Robin 177 Trayner. Dale 183 Trayner. Kimberly Ladell if). 81' Trayner. Sherman Tribble. Tommy Tuggle. Rose Ellen 77 Turner. Darrell Eugene 83 Turner. Sherri 183 Tyler. Johnny 177 Tv ler. Ronald Steve if) VanArsdall. Ijverne Kay if) V andivier. Agnes 69.1.34 Vandivicr. Kim I77 Voris. Ricky Alan 72. 77. Ill Votaw. Michael Lynn 77. HI Votaw. Shari I7' Wade. Brenda Jo 77 Walker. Deidra 177 Walker. Plymton Ray 77 Ward.Jeffrey 183 Ward. Richard Dale 3 9 Warner, Kevin I77 Warner. Kimberly Ann 83� WARNER JOE MARSHALL 33 Warner. John 183 WARNER. JOHNNY C 33.no Warner. Lynn 183 Warner. Karen W’att. Norma Jean Watts. Alice I77 Watts. Carl 183 Watts. Carol 86 Watts. Connie 183 Watts. Donna 183 WATTS. DONNA SUE 27. 33.131.138. 13 ) Watts.James I77 Watts.Janet Renee l77 Watts. Keith 183 WATTS. LISA LOU 30. 34.89. 126. 127.131. 131. 138. 133.167. 223 WATTS. OR VILLE LEE. JR 34 Watts. Penny I77. 187 Watts. Richard Ire 83� Watts. Tina Rose if) Weaver. EcU ard Gustat 7' Webb. lonnie(ienc.Jr 7-. HI Whalen. Iiebra 183 Wheclcr.Janc 183 Wlteeler. Stephen (harles HI Wheeler. Vicky Ire if). 133� . 138. 130 White. Norma 183 WHITE. LOU ANN 34.131.138 White. Maurice 183 WHITKHOUSE. BRADLEY 3-1 Whitehouse. Kathy if). 138 Whitenack. Angela I77 Whnena k. (lathy Whitcna k. David Samuel 83 Whitenack. Mars 183 Whiteneck. Greg 183 W hitis. Connie Renna 83� Whittaker. Cindy Ire 83� Whittaker. Diana 1. Wil her. Janet 183 Wil her. Paula Mane if) Wilham. Belinda I77 Wilham. Debbie I77 Wilham. IHayne W 83� . HI WILHAM. PATRICIA 33. 138. M Wilham. Robby 183 Wilhelm. Roxanne 183 Wilm«x. Ralph Edgar W.ls.� n.Dale I77 W iIson. Danny Lee 77 Wilson. Gerald 18' Wilson.Jeffrey M Wilson. Jenifer 183 Wilson.Joe l av.d 77 Wilson1. Robert 18.3 W ithers. Walter Glenn 77.137 Wolfe. Jim 77 Woodrum.James Terry 77. 101. Ill WcMildridge. Bruce Alfred if) Wright. Harvey 183. 187 Wylie. Bobbv I77 Wyl,e. Robert Wylic, Russell 183 Yates. Ann 183 Yates. Debbie Sue 83� YATES. KATHY LOU 33. 131. 138 YEAGER. CAROL ANN 23� . 33. 89. 126. 127. 132. 134. 133. 132. 134. I67. 223 YEAGER, CHERYL ANN 29.33.123 . 12'. 132.134. 133. 16'. 223 Yeager. James Carl if) Yeager. Lisa Kaye 77 Yeager. Tammy Lynn 83� . 120 Yeager. William 183 Yocum. Tony Allen if) York. Oscar Ixe 83� Young. G nnie 177 Bottom Row, Standing (L. to R.): Frank Preston. John Elliott, Curt Ransdell, Jackie Major, Jacqulyn Garrioit. Carol Yeager, Mrs. Noel. Second Row, Sitting (L. to R.): Cindy Caton, Anne Brock, Sherri Dean, Lisa Watts, Sue Gammon, Cheryl Yeager, Anita Carey! Cindv McRay, Lana Brown, Charlotte Baker. Third Row, Kneeling (L. to R.): Tony Huffman, Larry Meaux. Many times, when a group of people are working together to achieve a goal, it is common to experience conflicts and clashing tempers. However, we, the Highlan- der Staff can boast a year together and no example of this problem. Although there were countless errors and many stumbling blocks, we felt that the only way to solve each problem was one at a time, and we believe this attitude helped in the success of completing the 1975 Highlander. We would like to extend thanks to Mr. John Hockersmith, Mrs. Mary Noel, the student body and faculty of Mercer High for their cooperation. JOHN ELLIOTT Editor LARRY MEAUX Co-Editor 223 IN MEMORIAM Lloyd Rondo 11 Cheothom Lloyd Cheatham was a fellow classmate who died suddenly three years ago. He was a sensitive individual with his own thoughts and feelings. Below is one of the impressions he felt. Love is the strength, hate is the weak. The weak was made for the strong to play upon. By the end there is no more, nei- ther strong nor weak - both are equal. Autographs ' ■ ‘ .. • . .■V ••� � � • ■ . � ‘A ' . « . a � V� ‘ • . 1 • «. ;-v%. ■ ■ -— A � ;j .. o. V - •________ «• ' ■� V