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

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Of nA a (Me, Pet ui (Me y( mcm jet) Dll') jotj. { MAUny (j (ule. Ci uHminy tecun. O clctte ti itJi M jcuvute boy. ... all of these were recurring events at our school, and they grew to mean more to each of us as they passed. These events, however, were brought about by a spirit of caring friends: a teacher assisted a student in passing; a crowd cheered its team on to victory; and a dance aided in smoothing out a date. All this, along with friendship, truly gave a reason for our joy.

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1) Enthusiastic Scottie fans lead their team on to victory. 2) Lisa Elliot and Alex Poulter take in the swing of things at the Sweetheart Dance. 3) A dance with her favorite boy brings a cheerful note to Regina Vandivier. 4) John Harlow smiles as he realizes that his hours of study were not in vain. 5) Mrs. Gash's history class gives Kevin Meredith incentive to do creative research of the past. 6) Coach Clevenger instructs Joey Mllbum on winning procedures. 7) Every winning team is backed by win- ning cheerleaders. 8) A cheerful girl's basketball team boasts numerous well-earned trophies.

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8 fifll UOA it Me U'den uv %nfn{ not ()f ue (ieani sodas and conituiO: Hoop sHirfs. bonnets, rf nee baits, and LuieiS. Kb, alt u, mu i mt j(? 1) The Betsy Rosses’ of Mercer High School complete the sew- ing of the school flag. 2) Karen Preston prepares for battle at Beta Club initiation. 3) Mrs. Murray’s history class bears hardship of snow at Valley Forge. 4) Brookie Peavler shows the girls how it should be done. 5) Mr. Cook and Mrs. Gashwin in Bicentennial dress up events. 6) Pat Clark and Carey King reinact the lives of George and Martha Washington. 7) Stan Cross brings back visions of settlement in his bicenten- nial dress. 8) Mrs. Catlett's modem conveniences, such as the telephone, make one realize the progress of America.