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

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The bicentennial has accented this year with many memories, celebrations, and times of remembrance. Each day at Mer- cer was also filled with celebra- tion and great times of joy. Homecoming, games, and classes provided reason for laugh- ter and smiles in the halls of our school.

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■ 4 HUau ac due in a tmdd- Tudt of (edel)) alum. ) {flatem tile cause ntau lx (Hi fidis uS until edation. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1) Ann Prewitt and Kathy Cannon caught roaming the halls again? 2) Kathy Blacketer tells a joke like Mr. Vandivier, only her's is funny. 3) Members of FT A clown for photographer. 4) Janet Harp celebrates the thrill of going home. 5) Jaws smiles’ over homecoming float activity. 6) The football team chews the fat after a long, hard season. 7) Homecoming spirit can literally knock you off your feet. 8) Kathy Cinnamon adds delight to school drudgery. 9) Cheerleaders support each other as well as the Scot- ties. 10) Tim Lewis encourages football team with spirit.

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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.