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

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 1. Working on the attendance record is very frustra- tling to Mrs. Birdwhistell. 2. Mr. Dailey advises Jeff Rogers to, “Put the ball in the gap, but don’t force it.” 3. The green house plants enjoy the attention they receive from Mr. Penrod. 4. The students in Miss Cambell’s math class are thankful for her help on difficult problems. 5. Putting grades on report cards is something teachers like Mrs. Phelps can do without. Terry Dailey 7, 8 Science Sandra Downey English 2 8 English Charlotte Driskell Home Ec.

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1. Mrs. Davis is having a great time “shaking a leg” at the P.T.A. 50’s dance. 2. Countess Dracula (Mrs. Sanders) attacks her latest victim, the Mad Scientist of the 7th grade (Mrs. Short). 3. Miss Sale takes a welcomed drink of coffee as she watches the Scottie team play in chilling weather. 4. Mrs. Fegenbush and Mr. Stratton are involved In an embarrassing situation as they dance to the music of The First National Band. 5. Mr. Gash and his daughter sit on the curb, anxiously awaiting the start of the Pioneer Days Parade. 6. Willie Nelson? Wrong, it's Mr. Middleton en- joying himself at a costume party. Brenda Booth High School Sp. Ed. George Brooks Agriculture Leslie Cambell Pre-Algebra Algebra Chemistry Margaret Curnow Jr. High Art High School Art 17

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Howard Fallis Chemistry Bio. 10 Intro. Donna Fegenbush Speech Eng. 1 Drama Beverly Flowers Learning Disabilities From the Crew's Point of View There are many things that teachers like and dislike about their profession. For example, the majority of teachers agree that paper work was the worst thing about teaching school. The advantages of teaching school range from seeing the students experience success to having the months of June and July free. Most teachers think that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. Larry French Drivers Ed. 19