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

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When the students at MCHS realized the importance of their voyage, they looked forward to the challenges that each day bestowed upon them. They also learned that through interacting with others, the day progressed in a more interesting way. 8 3

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 1. Could it be the flu virus that has got- ten Jeff Barnett down? No, it’s his anticipation of Sr. Comp, class. 2. Daphine Goodlett daydreams about fun things in the middle of history class. 3. Terry Dixon finds enjoyment by reading materials other than those in his boring textbook. 4. After the bell rings, students crowd the halls between classes. 5. Too many books, too much junk, and not enough space to store it bewilders Diane Casey.

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ndum jb ms- fA 1. Yearbook Editor and Co-Editor, Terrie Logue and Joy Testa, take a break from Journalism class to enjoy winter’s gift of snow. 2. Even teenagers like Dennis Vaught and Dudley Morris delight in a playful ruler fight. 3. Most students greet the sight of the school building with a smile because of the memories of learning and friendship locked inside. 4. Denise Vaught looks toward the future as her voyage draws to a close. 5. Snoozing is one of the favorite pastimes of Billy McGinnis and Ralph Maness. 9