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

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uunces provide onoiner oppor- tunity -to -be With friends: Billy Beas ley and Almee Rlechenbach takjb a break from the tiresofne dancing to rest awhile. - ■ ‘ a. Exceed about-the ggriie.. to .be' pTayed against the pte sfes his desire to 'Purntnebaci ' fqdiion displays itself in many wqys. eanna rayler, Ginger Noel, and Jenoifer Bowmen choose the ca- sual look. Batlgames are-also very popular among.studen Marta Claunch and her beau Brandon Roblnsei being together at basketball”games. 6 Student Life Division Page

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School can be both mentally and physically draining to a person. Travis Devine finds it very hard to stay awake, especially when the teacher is giving a boring lecture. Junior high is an exciting experience for those who have never been there. LaShannon Holt, a seventh grader, looks at jjnior high as an ex- citing, new experience.

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-3 . $kjd©nts found that homework; teachers, •arvdyfelasses became monotonous, so they . - Kirried to e'xtr.qcurricular activities to release their v- stor©d-yp energies. . Dances, concerts, ball. . games,-and cruising were the -favorite pastimes - engaged in by. students. ‘ • v ■ 'As. with years .past. Beaumont .Plaza i re- mained the hot spot for students aftet school. McDonalds prevailed as‘the number one cruising- site. Radies'at the Lion's Park-continued almost; every.weekend‘throughout, the year.' Styles changed drastically as it had fdt the past few years’. Black' combined with almost ahy color, produced a stark contrast. Sloppy Joes, sfirqjp pants, pnd denim dresses and skirts, were -dmong the‘yearly Gcgzes: . . ; Everr though students had their minds, bogged down with activities that took place af- .ter 'sdhool, they stilt found time for study. Ball- ; .games, dances, and fashion .held second plbce .- to the most important.qf all pursuits - school. . Student Life Division Page 7