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

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Ernest Alsman James Baker Darcy Bell Norma Daniels Rachel Holland Russell Johnson Kim Jones PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Robert Peavler Gayle Proctor Kenneth Robinson Debbie Summers Morris Vaughn Rocky Walls Brad Wayland Tracy Stratton Karen Sweet Cindy Tewmey Pam Tharp Tammy Tharp Kenneth Thompson Tony Thompson Tina Ward Melanie Warren Lawrence Watts Jenny Wayland Jackie Whitehouse Albert Whitenack Janet Wilson Timmy Yeager Joetta Young 1. Fred Kelly gets an unexpected surprise from his secret cheerleader when he finds his locker decorated. 2. Jeff Hart inspects his hamster he brought for a science project. 3. The anticipation on Tony Thompson’s face shows how involved he is in the football game. 4 Mr. Davis illustrates an acid base experi- ment to Kevin Goodlett. Keith Brown, and Brian Murphy. Freshmen 27

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Reida Martin Robin Martin Jerry Mattingly Leah Mayes Kerry Meredith Crystal Merriman Bud Miller Eric Montgomery Michelle Morrison Paula Mullins Brian Murphy Earl Murphy Joyce Nelson Darrell Noel Joe Norton Marlene Norvell Trish Pennington Dana Perkins Bobby Phillips Delbert Phillips Charles Pittman John Pittman Cheryl Prather Carolyn Prewett Scott Price Chris Rainey Keith Ransdell Kindra Reed Robin Reichenbach Dana Releford Alex Reynolds Delbert Reynolds Tim Richardson David Robinson Debbie Rogers Leslie Rogers Greg Ross Jeff Rousey David Roy Angela Royalty Luann Royalty John Ryder Jane Sanders Jo Ann Sanders Brad Sanford Gary Schroeder John Short Kim Smith Kim Smith Mark Smith Michelle Southwell a m Flying Proud I While the National Anthem is being played, I Rex Graham and Brian Burns respectful- ly raise the flag to the top. 26 Freshmen

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Carving His Life Hoping for a career in carpentry, Chris Rainey strived for excellence. First in- fluenced by his father three years ago, Chris assisted him in many different projects. Aiding in the building of houses gave him good experience. A bookshelf was the first project he built by himself. However, an endtable was the most dif- ficult work he attempted alone. High goals are intended by Chris and will be reached because “practice makes perfect.” TOP SECRET UPDATE Great Results Luann Royalty and Trish Penn- ington proudly display their Mickey Mouse pinata after receiv- ing a well-deserved “A”. Luann and Trish explained that their Spanish class made pinatas to help them learn about the Mexican culture. They describe the process as being a fairly easy one, contain- ing only a few steps. The primary step is to paper mache a balloon, let it dry, then decorate it to suit one’s tastes. The project only takes one week for completion, and the results can be outstanding. 28 Freshmen