Deming High School - Devil Yearbook (Mount Olivet, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1983 volume:

DEMING DEVIL A NEW LOOK . . . Traditions are important, especially in small schools, rural communities and yearbooks. Out as technology rushes forward, change is important, too. We have made some changes in this year's annual which we hope you will enjoy. We tried to run all photos larger. We used fewer posed group pictures and more candids, except in cases where coaches or sponsors strongly opposed the idea. We tried to provide your favorite teams and activities more coverage; in almost all cases their space has been expanded from one page to two. We used more captions under photos, so when you open the book 10 or 20 years in the future and your memory has dimmed, you will be able to identify the people. We added color candids to the senior section, and short articles to team and group coverage. Recognizing academic skills and knowledge as the main purpose of each school year, we gave achievers in those areas the same coverage as clubs and teams. Spelling bee, science fair, essay and debate competition are covered for the first time. Finally, we gave you a fable of contents to help you more quickly find your favorite person or group as you return to the book again and again. There were other changes we would have liked to have mode, and not every thing we did worked as well as we would have preferred. Next year's staff can try to improve on our work just as we tried to improve on last year's. And if they continue some of the ideas introduced in this book, those ideas will someday become traditions, too. All things considered, we enjoyed working on the 1983 Devil and are pleased with the finished product. We hope you agree. (Photos from top to bottom) 1. EdItor-in-Chief Gwen Ptott. 2. Senior Editor Deanna Hubbard. 3. Portion Editor Becky Ovetbey. Others contributing to the 1983 annual were Donna Tlllett. Mott Mann. Matk Thomas. Greg King, Nicky England and Eddie Ellis. TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES FUTURE FARMERS 6 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 8 ACADEMIC HONORS 14 ROYALTY 16 SCIENCE FAIR 28 MUSIC 30 PUBLICATIONS 32 SPORTS BASKETBALL 18 BASEBALL 24 TENNIS 26 CHEERLEADERS 40 DEBATE 44 SENIORS GRADUATION 10 FLORIDA 12 PORTRAITS 33 HALL OF FAME 36 INDEX 48 PORTRAITS 49 ADVERTISEMENTS 68 THE WAY WE WERE . .. Every school yeor is different, ond 82-80 certoinly contoined its shore of unique experiences. All the othlefic cooches were new. Potti Price reploced T. Ross Moore in administration. Charles Adams replaced long time Ag teacher 6. T. Harding. Vicki Morgan become librarian. Dan Omlor returned for a year to direct publications, teach English and coach debate. Jeannie Meacham left her CETA duties for junior high math and science. Ed Lowdenback struggled to bring Deming into the computer age, and the annua! senior trip added a Bermuda cruise. Mrs. Davis welcomed a new baby and longtime custodian Jim Morgan suffered a heart attack, although he was able to return to work by May. The seventh grade girls dominated the intramural basketball tournament. Junior high English classes added current films E.T. and Something Wicked to their literary studies. An unusually mild winter caused few days missed from school, but a March flu epidemic shut it down for a week. And UK basketball coach Joe Hall spoke at a Deming pep rally. . FHA REACHES OUT (Photos clockwise from for top right) 1. FHA LEADERSHIP - Standing. From Left: Mrs. Susan Henson. Beth Linville. Liz Pratt. Kelly Beckett. Susan Walters. Amy Ellis. Lynn Montgomery and Cindy Linville. Seated. From Left: Eve Overbey. Deonno Hubbard. Pete Curtis. Susan Hedges. Tina Carpenter. Latrendo Rum-ford and Ginger Gifford. 2. Lynn Montgomery. 3. COMPETITION WINNERS - Standing: Amy Ellis (left) and Susan Hedges. Seated: Tina Carpenter (left) and Pete Curtis. 4. Carol Loncer. 5. The entire chapter poses for a portrait in the gym. 6. Stephanie England. 7. Andrea Workman. 6. Eve Overbey. Year's highlight was trip to Japan by Eve Overbey as a representative of state and nation. ADAMS TAKES OVER (Photos clockwise from for top right) 1. FFA LEADERSHIP - Stonding, From Left: Greg King. Todd White. Greg Wolters. Duone Jones. Solly Eorly wine. Seoted: Troy Myers ond Don-ny Cose. 2. Cottle groze in the August hoze. 3. FFA President Troy Myers gets in onother tobocco crop. 4. Jomes Linville hooks the troctor up to o county foir float. 5. Pot Norris practices his welding skills in 11th grade Ag class. 6. Tobocco. basis for county agriculture for over o century. 7. Adorns' Army poses for o chapter picture in the new gym. fi. Charles Adams (left). Gory McKinney ond Eddie Ellis just before the county foir parade. 9. Freshmen chapter initiates, colled Greenhands. during initiation. 10. Competition winners Jomes Crocroft (left) ond Duone Jones. FFA 1983 sow the retirement of longtime Ag teocher G. T. Hording ond the hiring of Charles Adorns os his successor. The change went smoothly, however, with success in regional competition, trips to Louisville for the stole fair in August ond Notional Form Show in winter. GRADUATION HELD (Photos clockwise from top for right) 1. Senotor Ed Ford speoks to groduotes. 2. Donny Edwords odjusts his tossle. 3. From Left: Poulo Fuller. Cindy Linville. Deonno Hubbord ond Gwen Prott donee for joy. 4. The community gothered ot the new gym to honor the Closs of i960. WITH ED FORD 5. 6. 7. 6. Angie Corpenter prepores to occept her diplomo. Colvin Henson congrotulotes Greg King. Amy Ellis celebrotes winning the Science Award. Superintendent Ed Lowdenbach addresses the crowd. SENIORS ADD BERMUDA CRUISE TO ANNUAL FLORIDA TRIP The onnuol senior trip hos evolved over the yeors into o real extravaganza. What was once a mere weekend in Washington (D.C.) has gradually been extended, and in 1976 was switched to Florida. This year, a one-day Bermuda cruise and a stop at St. Augustine was added to the ever growing schedule. Although it takes over a year to raise money for. and is an exhausting experience, every senior continues to agree the trip is a once in a lifetime memory. 12 (Photos clockwise from lower right) 1. John Burns ond Pete Curtis pause in the sun otter o night of little sleep. 2. From Left: Amy Ellis. Kelly Beckett ond Cindy Linville pause ot the Buddha's Pot Belly statue, in Cypress Gardens. 3. Paul Fetzer at St. Augustine Cothedrol. 4. Two transplanted beach bums. David Staggs (left) ond Troy Myers, check out the beach ot Daytona Beach's Whitehall Inn. 5. Paulo Fuller ond Ann Early wine relax in the surf, also of Daytona Beoch. 13 4 ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS High school sports heros traditionally receive the trophies, the media coverage, and the local respect. However, those students who excel in their various specialties have often achieved something which will prove more valuable in later life, and as America asks more of its schools, they will get more of the credit. This year's Deming superstar would have to be John Bums, who not only was senior class valedictorian, but won his third straight spelling bee and earned his A's despite faking the school's most difficult classes. The achievers would also include juniors Susan Hedges and Eve Overbey, sophomore Beth Linville. freshman Mary Helen Insko, eighth graders Julie Douglas and Leann Leet, and seventh graders Karla Fralix and Rob Linville. As the photos on these pages and on activity spreads throughout the book show, many others excel in special areas even if they don't make straight A's. DESERVE SPOTLIGHT (Photos clockwise from top right) 1. Rob Linville. successful in tennis, debote, ond music, porticipont in the UK Gifted ond Tolented Progrom. shown here in lote rounds of spelling bee. 2. Roe Jeon Collins, leoding girls' bosketboll scorer, tolented writer, ond shown here os o good speller. 3. Dobby Spyker, olreody o good student ond speller while still in grode school. 4. Donno Tillett. licensed rodio operotor. insightful literory critic, successful deboter. mojor contributor to school publicotions. ond o strong speller. 5. COUNTY SPELLING DEE CHAMPIONS - John Ourns. left, won the senior division. Shoyne Ooxter. who hod reoched the stote tournoment o year before from another school, won Robertson County's junior division title ond od-vonced to Cincinnati before losing. 6. CONSERVATION ESSAY FINALISTS — Seoted: Mory Helen Insko (left) ond Terri Kobler. Standing, from Left: Gwen Prott. Jeff Fogg, ond Liz Prott. This year's topic wos on woter resources. BEAUTY IS IN THE EYE (Photos clockwise from bottom of this page) 1. PROM ROYALTY — Ftom Left: Mike Jones ond Ginger Gifford. Queen Ann Earlywine and King Oonny Edwards. Eve Overbey and Jimmy Durden. 2. David Staggs ond dote Susan Walters strut their stuff ot the prom. 3. Sherry Durden ond David Angel work in one final dance before the music ends. 4. Sherry Crocroft. Homecoming Princess. 5. Greg Wolters gets down to some heavy footwork. 6. HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS — From Left: Lisa Ramsey. Deon-no Hubbard. Lisa Cose and Missy Deckert. 7. Homecoming Queen Ginger Gifford. OF THE BEHOLDER BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1982-83 season was a transition for Denning's varsity boys basketball team. Gary McKinney, who had formerly directed Maysville St. Patrick and Christian County, was hired to succeed seven-year veteran Larry Allison. McKinney began with a summer program and stepped up the pace with an aggressive conditioning program once school opened. He had players running in the early mornings and after school. Unfortunately, the same problems remained which had plagued Allison. They included lack of depth, experience and size. As a result, Deming again finished below .500, and was eliminated In the first game of the District Tournament by Pendleton County. (Phofos clockwise from for left) 1 Left to Right, Front: Monoger David Unvllle, Todd White, Greg Walters, Troy Myers, Greg King, Mike Jones and Robby Cooper. Bock: Coach Gory McKinney, David Staggs, Mark Thomas, Marty Wright. Troy King, Eddie Ellis, and Assistant Coach Charles Adams. 2. Mark Thomas goes high for a follow-up as Greg King (40) watches. 0. Tipoff opens another game. 4. Greg Walters looks for the open man from his guard spot. 5. Coach McKinney plots strategy In timeout as Robby Cooper listens. 19 (Photos clockwise from for left) 1. Left to Right, Front: Manage! Anjonette Gifford, Liz Proft. Lisa Ramsey, Lisa Cose. Shawno White, Connie Rudy. Penny Ramsey. Back: Manager Karen Morford. Glnget Gifford, Mary Insko. Cindy Llnvllle. Susan Walters. Rae Jean Collins. Assistant Coach Lisa Llnvllle. Head Coach Steve Gifford. 2. Senior Cindy Llnvllle hauls down a rebound. 3. Junior Ginger Gifford gets off a shot in heavy traffic. 4. Lisa Case hits her jumper at Nicholas County. After several seasons as one of the region's top teams, Deming started all over In 1982-83 with a new coach and mostly new players. Steve Gifford, who once starred at Deming and returned to serve as assistant three years, moved up to head coach. Unfortunately, schools were looking for revenge at the same time Gifford was starting over with a new group of younger girls, and Deming suffered through a long, difficult season. By midyear, when the team had begun to close the experience gap, if was hit by key injuries. Deming lost in the first game of the District Tournament, but with almost all starters and reserves back, Gifford looked for a return to success in 83-84. 21 FOUNDATIONS FOR TEAMS (Photos, clockwise beginning top of this poge) 1 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY - From Left. Front: Trevo Gifford. Townyo Derry. Connie Crocroft. Michelle Ivons. Rochel Welters. Dock: Heod Cooch Steve Gifford. Liso Ramsey. Penny Ramsey, Mary Insko. Showno White. Connie Rudy. Assistant Coach Lisa Linville. 2. JUNIOR HIGH DOYS - From Left. Front: Treve Hester. John Pllosky. Darrell Schalch. Gayle Conley. Middle: Matt Wright. Jeremy McCloud, Rodney Estep. Denji Cracraft. Dock: Mike Ritchie. Ashley Pratt. Gory Hording. Richard Dyrd, Matt Graves. 3. JUNIOR VARSITY DOYS' - From Left. Front: Tony Duckler, Tony Sweeney, Russell Gaunce. Jimmy Jett. Dock: Jim Cracraft. Duane England. Eddie Ellis. Robby Cooper. Coach Charles Adams. 4. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS - From Left. Front: Leanne Leet. Treva Gifford. Michelle Ivans. Kathy Linville. Dock: Rachel Walters. Connie Crocroft. Townyo Derry. Kay Crocroft, Lori Linville. Cooch Liso Linville. 22 OF THE FUTURE... Sometime in the 70's, for reosons no longer known, by people now gone, Deming let its junior high bosketboll progrom die. This yeor, of the varsity level, that mistake was painfully obvious. With new coaches in both boys and girls programs, rebuilding the younger system has begun, as the photos on these pages show. But It was not easy. When a few talented players were found, they were pulled up to help the talent-short varsities. As a result, Deming's younger teams showed losing records. Still, with a large number of talented seventh graders back, and another incoming crop of 6th graders to help, both programs are hoping to turn things around in 1983-64. 23 BASEBALL TEAM BATTLES THE EASY WAY - Insteod of winding up his own orm, senior Greg Wolrers merely feeds the pitching mochlne os he ond the team practice indoors late March. (Below, from left) Front: Coach Gary McKinney. Jimmy Jett. Darrin Martin. Todd White. Timmy Jett. Middle: Mott Mann, Mike Jones. Marvin Schalch. J. C. Schalch. Jeff Fogg. Back: Jack Selby, Adam Pratt, Greg Walters, Mark Thomas. Greg King. Troy King. 24 OPPONENTS AND RAIN The wettest Spring in recent memory proved the toughest opponent of oil during the I960 baseball season. More than half the schedule had to be cancelled and even some games which were played were soggy affairs with players Keeping one eye on threatening skies. Despite the weather, however, the season opened with wins over MMI and Williamstown. Deming odvanced to the second day of the conference tournament and played well even in losing. With only five seniors on the 15-man roster, Deming saw hopes of finally building a solid baseball foundation. BATTER UP - Mark Thomas eyes the next pitch os Greg King catches. 25 TENNIS TEAM CONTINUES Coach Rosalyn Thomas and her aggressive tennis program continued building one of the school's most successful extracurricular traditions during the 1982-63 year. The junior high team competed on its own September and October schedule, then joined the varsity for the regular spring season. Deming individuals and doubles teams picked up wins from schools as small as St. Patrick and as large as Harrison County. Troy Myers, one of only three seniors, severely sprained an ankle and was never really at full strength. That hurt Deming's chances at the regional title, but the team still earned considerable respect. With 12 veterans back, many still in eighth and ninth grade, Deming boasted several of the region's most promising younger stars. With depth and talent for a t least three seasons to come, the Devils looked like a definite regional championship contender. And Ms. Thomas was already working with fifth and sixth graders to ensure a continued stream of talent. SUCCESSFUL TRADITION 2. Sophomore Lynn Montgomery returns one dur-ing on April motch. 3. Sophomore Terri Myers serves to begin onother exchonge. 4. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM - From Left. Front: Deonno McCord, Gole Buckler, Terri Kobler. Becky Hedges. Anjonnette Gifford. Bock: Chris Voltes. Julie Douglas, Jeremy McCloud, Sheilo White, Rob Linville, Coach Rosolyn Thomas. 5. Eighth grader Jeremy McCloud concentrates on his form. 6. Senior John Burns charges the net for o gome winning point. (Photos, clockwise from bottom of opposite page) 1. VARSITY — From Left. Front: Julie Douglas. Jonelle Eorlywine. Terri Kobler. Terri Myers. Lynn Montgomery. Bock: Rob Linville. Jock Selby. Pete Curtis. Porker Sims. Mike Wright. John Burns. Troy Myers. Donny Poe. Jeremy McCloud. Cooch Rosolyn Thomos. SCIENCE FAIR ATTRACTS Science competition has not traditionally been a Dealing strength, but in 1983 Ms. Davis and her students made significant efforts to change that. More students entered the science fair than ever before. Again held in the old gym, the event attracted an interested crowd and was judged by a panel of professionals. The winners advanced to regional competition at Morehead. where they quickly realized even greater projects would be needed by any students dreaming of the state science fair or a chance at national honors. However, one year ago no Deming student even competed at the regional, and with almost all its ‘‘superior” winners returning, Ms. Davis had hopes for much stronger future competion. 28 STUDENT ENTRIES (Photos, clockwise from bottom of opposite poge) 1. Ms. Davis relaxes of her lob table in a rare free moment. 2. Todd White measures out a precise amount to start a demonstration. 3. Troy King carefully adds a drop of acid to one of his test tubes. 4. Sherry Morgan eases the proper volume onto the scale. MUSICIANS ADD TO SET Mr. Woods and his various musical groups completed another exhausting but successful school year in 1982-80. They held a Christmas Concert; provided a pep band at home basketball games; sponsored a combination chili supper, auction and concert; sent students on to advanced instruction at Morehead; received overall Superior Rankings in regional competition; and spent four days at Opryland in Nashville (Tenn.), where they performed in national competition and received a Good Rating. 7th GRADE BAND - From Left: Townyo Berry, Crystal Corpenter. Missy Srewart. Michelle Ivons, Barbara Dotson. Rob Lin-ville. Anita Tilton, Susan Howard. Becky Hedges. Rodney Estep, Rachel Walters and, standing, Randy Woods. SENIOR HIGH BAND - From Left. Front: Stephanie England. Cindy Burden. Donna Linville. Mary Insko. Jo Ann Fooks. Julie Douglas, Teri Kobler. Middle: Scott Groves, Jeremy McCloud, Beth Linville, Lynn Montgomery. Tammy Brumogen. Robert Fulton, Joe Myers, John Piloski. David Allison, Kelly King, Jimmy Beckett, Leonne Leet. Mott Mann. Back: Jim Cracraft. Adam Pratt, Les Hughes. Mike Buckler. Randy Woods. Mahlon Sims. Angie Carpenter. Charlie Overbey.____________ OF AWARDS 5th GRADE BAND — From Left. Front: Amber Sweeney. Jodie England. Jeff McDowell, Chris Henson. Tonlo Frymon. Missy Pugh. Tommy Frymon, Evelyn OBerding and Undo Ingram. Bock: Troy Fooks, Jomie Brumogen, Paul Pugh. Joey Groves, Rondy Woods. Don-nyeil McPherson, Pot Foster. Troy Cooper. Woyne F.ench. (Lower Right): All State Bond Members Scott Groves (left) ond Kelley King. (Below): Superior Solists, From Left, Front: Cindy Burden, Stephanie England. Tommy Brumogen. Bock: Scott Groves, Kelley King. PUBLICATIONS (Top): From Left: Kelly Beckett, Donna Tlllett, and Pam Tiller operate the school printing equipment. (Center): From Left. Front: Mark Thomas, Becky Overbey, Pam Tlllett. Back: Greg King. Eddie Ellis. (Bottom): Seated: Gwen Pratt, Don Omlor. Standing: Nicky England, Donna Tlllett. Deanna Hubbard, Matt Mann. 32 The Senior Class of 1983 33 x V _ inn £.arityuine YAWN - David Sroggs foils asleep standing up while Missy Decker! and Candi McDride feed rheir faces or rhe County Fair. XVittiam Robert Curtii . « QL urperil Wia Kenee Conte,, 35 Dina Ann Carpenter HALL OF FAME Most Popular: Kelly Decker and Troy Myers Most Cooperative: Deanna Hubbard and Pete Curtis Most Likely To Succeed: John Burns and Tina Carpenter 36 Most Athletic: Mark Thomas and Cindy Linville Best All-Around: Donny Edwords ond Sherry Burden The Shyest: James Linvllle ond Peggy French Class Clowns: Amy Ellis ond Paul Fetzer 37 Most Dependable: Ann Eorlywine ond Greg King paufa Wane Duffer e2)anny ?ay Edwards Jmy JJetk CfL jbavid WarL DerLr J-aul nfhony Jetzer WHEEE - Ann Earlywlne relives her childhood on o swing of fhe county pork. LET ME THINK - Sherry Durden pouses for o moment during the Dlue Licks DiCenfenniol Celebration. CHEERLEADERS Deming's cheerleaders once again experienced a busy but successful year. After summer gymnastics training at Cynthiana and the usual pre-season practices, the girls and sponsors Sally Ray and Bobbie Collins were often scheduled five or six nights a week to cheer at all the junior high, junior varsity, girls' and boys' high school games. In 1980 posteason competition, however, all that work paid off. The girls' varsity cheerleaders took second place in the District. The boys' varsity cheerleaders won rhe District Championship for the first time in history and went on to place fifth in the Regional. Because Sally Ray was the regional representative to the state board of directors, the Deming girls also ushered and hosted one session of the boys state tournament at Rupp Arena and one session of the girls stare tournament at Eastern Kentucky University Coliseum in Richmond. GOI - Missy Beckett (Front) ond Condi McBride urge on the boys' vorsity in o late season game. FIGHTI - Lisa Ashcraft (Left). Samanatha King ond Helen Foss motivate the crowd during a girls' game. 40 VARSITY — From Left: Front. Susan Hedges. Missy Beckett. Kelly Beckett. Andrea Workman, Christy Fralix. Back. Candi McBride. Eve Overbey. Deanna Hubbard, and Dana Jones. WIN! - Andrea Workman (Front) and Christy Fralix in action at Nicholos Country. JUNIOR HIGH (From left) Terri Kobler. Becky Hedges. Julie Douglas. Melanie Whitaker. Korlo Fralix and Anita Tilton. 41 % 2)u iyht oCainliart 2) aviJ jCouis Jinvi fe •reyory 4(ten Kiny resa C.latne nipper Cyntltia dCee Jiinvitte DISCOVERED - Senior Sponsor Vicky Morgan ploys wifh one of her dolls during rhe Blue Licks Bicentennial Celebrorion. FLOORED - Senior doss officers, loying down on the job os usual, relax in the gym. a me A jCinvitte, $r. Skerry TYlickette 711 or y an Patricia afynn WJliL INVITING — Deanna Hubbard tempts passers by to douse her with icewater while selling pillows at Blue Licks. There were no takers, for the pillows or the icewoter toss. 171 ark Wayne 711 eyerA DEBATE INTENSE — Sophomore Duone Jones hears up during o key round at Lexington Catholic. Deming returned to debate competition this season for the first time in two decodes and finished with a very successful record. After a five week summer training program, evening practices once school began, and many weekends researching at the UK Libraries, the debaters hauled their evidence files and legal briefs to 12 tournaments which included up to 100 schools each. These included North Hardin. Scott County, Harrison Country, Bullitt Central, Henry Clay, Lexington Catholic and Louisville St. Xavier in Kentucky: and Indianapolis. Cincinnati. Dayton and Gatlinburg out of state. During these regular season tournaments the team competed in novice and junior varsity divisions since it lacked seniors and juniors. Deming won first place trophies at Scott County and Lexington Catholic and ended the regular season ranked second in the state among novice teams after losing in the finals at Louisville St. Xavier. Sophomore Beth Linville ranked first in the state among novice speakers. In postseason competition. 7th graders Rob Linville and Valerie Sweeney won the regional championship. and although they lost to Bowling Green in the state tournament, Rob won the outstanding speaker trophy. In high school, Deming moved up to varsity and surprised everyone by winning the regional title. It was the first time in history a Deming team had reached a varsity state tournament in any sport. CONFERRING - Duane Jones and Rob Linville check strategy or Dayton (0). HOMEWORK - Duone Jones (left) and Nicky England In late night preparations at Cincinnati. 44 HURRIED - Beth gathers her materials in the few minutes allowed between speeches. TENSE MOMENT - Nicky disagrees with an opponent while Beth prepares her next speech. BRIEFING - Beth Linvllle types legal briefs between rounds In Louisville. 45 (juenJoty ra Jbarrett Win it on t uali Wittiam Cart KitcL te Jbauid Jiane tayqi 46 Uicki (jaif 17}organ, Sponsor HARD WORK - Troy Myers hoists robocco during lote summer. ie June J(ina, pan Sor 7)1 ark Jbougtas Dli omai Cjregorg Scolt Waiters Cjreyory Steven While SENIOR INDEX Jonnye Lynn Anderson Teacher's Aide, Pep Club, FHA. Kelly Jo Beckett Cheerleader (Captain Senior Year), Advocate Editor, Teacher’s Aide, Pep Club, FHA Honor Roll Chairman, Sophomore Class Photographer, Senior Class Historian, Homecoming Princess Candidate, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Snow Queen Candidate, Prom Attendant, All-District Cheerleading Squad, Most Spirited Cheerleader (sophomore year). Sherry Michelle Burden FHA, Speech Drama, Student Librarian. John B. Thaxter Burns Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Honor Society, Freshman Class President, Junior Class Photographer, FFA, Teachers Aide, Homecoming Escort, Spelling Bee Champion four years, Tennis (most games won 1982), Academic Awards in English, Algebra I II, Geometry, French I II, Biology, Science, U.S. History. Bonnie Sue Burton Teacher's Aide, Pep Club, FHA, Student Librarian, Perfect Attendance (junior year). Angela Glen Carpenter Band, Basketball, FHA, Conservation Essay Winner, Perfect Attendance (junior year). Tina Ann Carpenter Sophomore Class Reporter, Junior Senior Class Secretary, FHA Honor Roll Chairman and Treasurer, Teacher's Aide, Of-ficeworker, Honor Society, Homecoming Princess Candidate, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Halloween Queen, First Prom Attendant, Academic Awards in Home Economics, English, French, I II, Science, Civics. Mia Renee Conley Speech Drama, Cheerleader, FFA. William Robert Curtis Tennis (Captain senior year), FHA, Second Vice President, Basketball Manager, Speech Drama, Student Librarian, Teacher’s Aide. Ann Marie Earlywine Officeworker, Honor Society, FHA, Junior and Senior Class Assistant Treasurers. Danny Ray Edwards FHA. Amy Beth Ellis Honor Society, FHA Recreation Leader, Historian, Class Treasurer (all four years), Homecoming Candidate, Officeworker, Speech Drama, Regional Champion (junior year) in Dramatic Interpretation of Literature, 4H Vice President and President, Participant in State 4H Horse Show, Academic Awards in English, Biology, High Point Area in 4H Hunter. David Mark Ferber National English Merit Award Paul Anthony Fetzer Basketball, Baseball, Pep Club, Student Librarian. Peggy Jo French FHA, Pep Club, Teacher’s Aide, Science Fair Superior. Paula Marie Fuller FHA, Pep Club. Richard Lee Fuller FFA, Pep Club. Linnette Faye Henderson Basketball, FHA, Speech Drama, Painting Award. Stanley Earl Henderson FFA. Deanne Lorraine Hubbard Basketball, Officeworker, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Honor Society, FHA Song Leader, Parliamentarian and First Vice President, Freshman Class Secretary, Senior Class Reporter, Speech Drama, Homecoming Queen Candidate, State Third Place Winner in Oral Interpretation of Literature. Gregory Allen King Basketball, Baseball, FHA Treasurer, Tennis, Junior Class Reporter, Senior Class Photographer, Teacher’s Aide, Regional Dairy Judging Team. Theresa Elaine Knipper FHA, Pep Club, Honor Society, Speech Drama, Academic Award in Math. Dwight Lainhart FFA, Homecoming Escort. Cynthia Lee Linville Basketball, Honor Society, Teacher’s Aide, Officeworker, FHA Assistant Treasurer, Historian, Sophomore Class President, Homecoming Princess, Snow Queen, Perfect Attendance Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Year. David Louis Linville FFA, Basketball Manager, Officeworker. James Stanley Linville FFA. Sherry Michelle Morgan Freshman Class Reporter, FHA, Teacher’s Aide, Speech Drama, Academic Awards in Biology, Business, Speech, Science, Honor Society. Patricia Lynn Mullikin FHA, Student Librarian, Pep Club, Teacher’s Aide, Officeworker. Mark Wayne Myers Speech Drama, FHA Troy Caywood Myers Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, FFA, Secretary, President, Star Greenhand, Prom Attendant, Homecoming Escort, Teacher’s Aide, Freshman and Sophomore Vice President. Gwendolyn Raye Pratt Basketball, Basketball Statistician, Honor Society, FHA, FFA Assistant Secretary, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior and Senior Class President, Speech Drama, Homecoming Princess Candidate, Halloween Queen, Student Librarian, Yearbook Editor, FFA Sweetheart. Darrell Winston Pugh II FFA, Student Librarian. William Earl Ritchie FFA, President’s Physical Fitness Award. Vicki Gale Shephard Band, FHA, Pep Club. David Lane Staggs Basketball, Baseball, FFA, Teacher’s Aide, Homecoming Escort, Band, Prom Attendant. Mark Douglas Thomas Basketball, Baseball, Yearbook Sports Editor, Teacher’s Aide, Pep Club, Honor Society, FFA Vice President, Junior and Senior Vice President, Homecoming Escort, Perfect Attendance (all four years). Most Valuable Basketball Player, All-District Basketball Team, All-Conference Basketball Team. Gregory Scott Walters Basketball, Baseball, FFA. Gregory Steven White Teacher’s Aide, FFA, Basketball Manager, CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: (Up and across) Beth Linville. Missy Deckert. Terri Myers, Susan Wolfes, Lynn Montgomery, Tammy Drumagen. James Stewart, Jeff Fogg, and Lisa Case. FRESHMEN: (Clockwise from right) Scott Graves. Christy Frolix. Sherry Crocroft. Penny Ramsey, and Mary Helen Insko. JUNIOR OFFICERS: (Above left to right) Liz Pratt. Marty Wright, LaTrenda Rum-ford. Eve Overbey. Ginger Gifford. Mott Mann. Susan Hedges, and Lisa Ramsey 49 JUNIORS Donny Cose Debbie Cooper Solly Eorlywine James Fredrick Donny French Lorry Fullard Cindy Fuller Ginger Gifford Suson Hedges Melinda Henderson Timmy Jeff Mike Jones Troy King Carol Looser Mott Monn Darrin Martin Eve Overbey Liz Pratt Lisa Ramsey Lotrenda Rumpford Connie Rudy Pom Tillett Todd White Gene Wilson Phillip Workman Marty Wright Mrs. Henson. Sponsor FURTHERMORE - Sophomore debater Hlcky England mokes a point at Louisville St. Xavier. Melvin Adams Anita Ashcraft Missy Beckett Tammy Drumagen Shelby Carpenter Lisa Case Goldie Clatworthy Roe Jean Collins Robby Cooper Rhonda Doyle Roy Earlywine Eddie Ellis Richard Ellis Stephanie England Jeff Fogg Helen Foss Janet Gallagher Rodney Haywood Jennie Henderson Davy Hendricks Esc urn Hoover Vivian Hubbard Duane Jones Debbie Lainhart Beth Linville Donna Linville Tammy Linville Leslie Mastin Candi McBride Lynn Montgomery Koren Morford Terri Myers Pot Norris Becky Overbey Charlie Overbey Adorn Proft Danny Poe J. C. Scholch Marvin Schalch Mahlon Sims Donnie Smith James Stewart Donna Tillett Susan Walters April Ware Willy Wells Andrea Workman Bryon Workman Sue Hornbeck. Sponsor Solly Roy. Sponsor 51 Greg Barnes Jimmy Beckett Tony Buckler Cindy Burden Donna Burden Tony Collins Jim Crocraft Sherry Cracraft Janell Eorlywine Duane England Jo Ann Fooks Christy Frolix Brian Fryman Robert Fulton Russell Gounce Micheal Gentry Scott Graves Jody Henderson Wayne Henderson Billy Hendricks Mary Insko Jimmy Jett Danna Jones Kelly King Samantha King Robie Linvllle Mike Massey Charlotte Myers Lisa Overbey Penny Ramsey Donna Sharp Susie Shephard Parker Sims Tony Sweeney Jackie Ware Showno White Mike Wright Charles Adams, Sponsor Robert Fulton, Sponsor FRESHMEN 52 EIGHTH GRADE RARE MOMENT -Freshmen Duane England, Jackie Ware and Janelle Early wine study their geography. David Allison Mike Duckler Gayle Conley Connie Crocroft Julie Douglass Dannlta Eorlywine Tommy Fite Melissa Fryman Mo ft Graves Gory Hardin Lisa Haywood James Henderson Les Hughes Danny Jett Terry Kabler Leanne Leet Cothy Linville Jeremy McCloud John Pilosky James Schalch Susan Smith John Tilleft Mark Wagoner Melanie Whitaker 53 Dorylle Beagle Townyo Berry Kimberly Bertram Richard Byrd Jonnie Carmack Crystal Carpenter Deanna Collins Benjie Craaaft Kay Crocraft Barbara Dotson Laura Doyle Glennetta Eals Rodney Estep Karla Fralix Carolyn Fredericks Trevo Gifford Rebecca Hedges Treve Hester Todd Hoover Susan Howard Michelle Ivans Doug Jett Robert Linville Shonda Linville Mike McConnell Michael Ritchie Wayne Sharp Mellsso Stewart Valerie Sweeney Anita Tilton Donita Vickers Rocheal Walters Mathew Wright Jennie Meacham Sponsor SEVENTH GRADE 54 k . -jkv -1 1 v '1 SIXTH GRADE Tracey Drumogen Virginia Buckler Terry Durden Sandra Collins Teresa Conley Jason Cooper Sarah Cracraft Richard Craig Melissa Early wine Laura England Anjanette Gifford Bryan Hunt Eddie Jacobs Jennifer Jones Leslie Leer Zone Magee Mark Mann Deanna McCord Stephan Murray Jason Myers Bobby Overbey Whitney Overbey Roger Rice Samantha Rice Mike Sparks Karen Staggs Chris Voltz Shelia White 55 James Drumogen Robert Cose Rosemary Collins Troy Cooper Jodie England Dion Fields Brian Fite Troy Fooks Patrick Foster Floyd Fredericks David French Willie French Tommy Frymam Tonlo Fryman Phyllis Insko. Sponsor Joseph Graves Vickie Hardin Chris Henson Johnny Henderson Joe Hendricks Tracy Hester Linda Ingram Jeff McDowell Ronald McPherson Heather Montgomery Evelyn Oberding Melissa Pugh Paul Pugh Amber Sweeney R. K. Tuel Amy Wallrlven Timmy Wore FIFTH GRADE 56 Terry Adomson Trocy Adomson Paula Burns Robert Burden James Collins Chrlssy Doyle Lee Fryman Crystal Hunt Angie Highfield Jeremy Messer Teresa Jett Michael Jones Amey Lowdenback Timothy Miller Donald Richmond Bobby Shephard Chris Snapp Vicki Spicer James Spyker Kelly Thompson William Whitaker Marvin Wright Janie Wheary. Sponsor V FOURTH GRADE FAIR LASS — Amber Sweeney and her fellow 5th graders float through another County Fair Parade. 57 Joel Courtney Annette Curtis Kristo Fite Trocy Fuller Kristen Gifford Aoron Homm Tonya Hardin Dobby Henderson Edwin Henderson Jano Hoskins Joshua Lally Lindsey Leet Robyn Messer Dennis Quesenberry Jolene Reed Amy Sims David Snapp Troy Staggs Ronald Stewart Sammi Voltz Stephanie Gifford THIRD GRADE 58 SWINGER - The grade schoolers filled the lost doys of summer vocation with as much action os possible. Kevin Duckler James Durden Jennifer Clouse Robert Cooper Tonyo Doyle Potty Frederick Michele French William French Chad Groves Kyle Henson Rodney Hoover Korlo Hughes Kenny Hughes Chestor Unvllle Aoron Mossey Shodroch McPherson William Moore Jomie Morgan Roger Poe Chosity Shepard Julie Shepard Andrew Stewart Heather Sweeney Brandon Thompson Jeremy Tuel Tracy Walter James Whitaker 59 Mrs. Mitchell. Sponsor SECOND GRADE Mrs. Collins. Sponsor Allen Asbury Michael Ashcraft Crystal Carpenter Steven Combs Beverly Cooper Christy Cooper Joanie Cooper Adam Crocroft Kevin Dotson Joni Douglas Emily Ellis Aaron Fite Robbie Fredericks Wesley Fulton Marti Gifford Tanya Gifford Patricia Haberly Telly Hardin Marsha Hornbeck David Ingram Anna Jones Billy McConnell William Northcutt Teresa Oberding Melissa Pugh Jamie Quesenberry Thomas Quesenberry Toro Riggs Robert Spyker Jason Turner FIRST GRADE 60 Mkhoel Wood Kofhy Meochom, Sponsor KINDERGARTEN SHADY LADY - First groder Morsho HornbecK corries her shade wherever she goes at the County Fair in September. Debbie Adams Jokie Ourden Lisa Collins Becky Courtney Jamie Curtis Monica Curtis Jennifer Fooks Les Gifford Jeremy Goodlet Damian Houchens Poul Hoskins Jared Isomen Larry Jones Clifford Lowdenback April McHone Frankie Moore Michelle Miller Robin Morgan Rodney Myers Cynthia Noble Jeff Pilosky Delioh Poe Josh Poe Tina Quesenberry Timphty Roark Joe Stewart Stephen Staggs Billy Staggs Crystal Shepherd Chad Thompson 61 SPECIAL EDUCATION Deanna Adamson Joke Fredericks Clyde Hoberly Koren Hoberly Derfie Mulliken Keifh Quesenberry Linda Quesenberry Mary Keisch. Sponsor festal HEADSTART Kathryn Allison Rebecca Bertram Pierce Curtis Jessica Fredericks Lisa Ingram Seth Lolly Mike Linville Benjie Moore Michelle Noble Dana Riggs Steven Sweeney David Thomas Keith Wells Tracey Wells Tina White Louisa Collins Jerri Sims. Sponsor 62 Glendoro Myers, Secretary to the Superintendent Carol Gifford, Secretory to the Principal Alto Moe Walton Cafeteria Supervisor CAFETERIA STAFF: (From left) Rachel Norris. Jean Wheeler, Betty McCord. June Clark. Genevieve Houchens. STAFF Carl Craig Gym Custodian 63 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Edward Lowdenback Superintendent Mr. Larry Kelsch Principal Lawrence Burns Lorry Beckett Glen Hester Norman Staggs Earl Linville, Treasurer Calvin Henson, Chairman 64 BOARD OF EDUCATION TITLE PERSONNEL Sandra Murray Rosalyn Thomas Joannle Graves Ann Hester Barbara Martin Joon Ingram Port! Price Judy Fields 1982 - SECONDARY FACULTY - 1983 Vicki Morgon James Crocroft Solly Roy Don Omloc Steve Gifford Jeonnle Meochom Ron Welter Sue Hornbeck Donnie King Korlo Allison Rondy Woods Lorry Allison Chortle Adorns Elizobeth Dovis Robert Fulton Suson Henson Gory McKinney 66 ELEMENTARY Elizabeth Mitchell FACULTY Jennifer Jones Bobbie Collins Peggy Hedges Marie Kelsch Kothy Meochom Pot Spicer Jonie Wheary Phyllis Insko Eleanor Lolly 67 Compliments of KENNETH’S SERVICE STATION and Auto Body Mechanical Work and Welding KENNETH EARLYWINE Mt. 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Box 16 2024 Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. 41021 (606) 491-6004 Compliments of Compliments of LEE’S IGA DEPOSIT BANK Miami Wallin Avenue Of Carlisle, Kentucky Brooksville, Ky. 735-2123 “Our second century of dependable and “Our personal touch dignified service.” makes you important.” lliy BLUE GRASS INDUSTRIES, INC. “Good workmanship is our most important product.” 80 i960 Solutotorion, Tina Carpenter, exits graduation ceremonies. Tina listens to closs night activities before delivering her salutatorian speech. Tina accepts the salutatorian award from principal Larry Kelsch during class night. Miss Tina Carpenter achieved the goal of becoming the 1963 salutatorian. Unfortunately, her picture and recognition was inadvertently left out of the yearbook. In addition to keeping her grades top notch, Tina also stood out in other areas. She served as honor roll chairman of the FHA. She was recognized classnight for awards in home ec, English. French I and II, science, and civics. Tina also served as one of the most efficient aides the school has had. In her limited spare time she volunteered her expertise os a typist and assisted many staff members with typewritten material they needed. Tina was very conscientious in her academics and in her concern for helping others. It is for these reasons the entire Robertson County School system commends Tina on her achievements. 1 Student Body Additions Johnny Allen. Heodstort Jamie Curfls, K Jason Curfls. K Angela Absher. 1st Mike Gifford, 2nd Arnold McHone. 2nd Mory Beth Unville. 3rd Morjorle Ware. 4th Mike Wilson. 4th Darrell Shepherd. 6fh Carl Burden. Sp. Ed. Karon Gifford. Sp. Ed. Ashley Pratt. 7th Lorry Gifford, 8th Lori Linville. 8th Lisa Ashcroft. 9th Colvin Dooley. 9th Karen Dotson, 9th Joe Myers. 9th Noah England. 10th Pictures were not available for the following persons: Thomas Dooley. Shayne Baxter. Randy Doyle. Jeffrey Wilson. Louro Shields. Jack Selby. Miscellaneous corrections Danny Poe is pictured In the tennis picture on page 27. not Jeremy McCloud. The Senior Class enjoyed a trip to the Bahamas, not Bermuda. John Burns was o winner of six consecutive spelling bees, not three. On page 55 of sixth grade pictures. Samantha and Roger Rice's names are reversed. 2 Class Officer Additions Grade 7 Officers Row 1, Left to Right: Rob Llnville, Vice President: Volerie Sweeney. Secretory. Row 2: Becky Hedges. President; Tonyo Berry. Reporter.- Korlo Frallx. Treasurer. Grade 8 Officers Left to Right: Les Hughes. Vice President; Julie Douglas. Secretory.- Jeremy McCloud. President: Terri Kabler. Treasurer; Leonne Leet. Reporter. 3 Group Additions School Patrol Row 1. Left to Right: Crystal Perkins. Chris Volz. Steve Murray. Nicky Mogee. Jason Myers. Rickey Craig. Timmy Fryman, Gail Buckler. Terri Burden. Row 2: Mrs. Pot Spicer. Sponsor. Tommy Dooley, Tracey Brumagen, Jill Hicks, Sandy Collins. Lesley Leer. Karen Staggs. Sarah Oacraft. Whitney Overbey. Jenny Jones. Dee McCord. Missy Earlywine, Mary Jane Wilson. Row 0: Somontha Rice. Shelia White, Jason Cooper, Mark Mann. Laura England. Anjonette Gifford. Bryan Hunt. Mike Sparks. Roger Rice. Darrell Shepherd, ond Eddie Jacobs. PATROL MEMBERS PLEDGE - I promise to do my best to ... Report for duty on time. Perform my duties faithfully. Strive to prevent accidents, always setting a good example myself. Obey my teachers and officers of the patrol. Report dangerous practices of students. Strive to earn the respect of fellow students. 4 Group Additions Elementary Band Row 1. Left to Right: Mark Mann, Steve Murray, Anjanette Gifford. Bryan Hunt. Row 2: Director. Randy Woods. Laura England. Tracey Drumogen. Chris Volz. Deanna McCord. Gall Buckler, Jenny Jones. Jennifer Hicks. Row 3: Whitney Overbey. Samantha Rice. Shelia White. Roger Rice, Rickey Craig. 5 Sports Additions Girls Varsity Cheerleaders This squad had a very active year. Early in the year they attended a judging clinic. As the year progressed they competed in the Blue Grass Conference competition, the 36th District competition, and the 10th region competition. The girls were 36th District runners up. Squad members shown at left are Helen Foss, Charlotte Myers. Soman-tho King, Lisa Ashcroft, and Anita Ashcraft. Tennis Coaches Miss Janie Wheory and Miss Jennifer Jones were also part of the 1962-63 tennis coaching staff. 6 Royalty Additions Snow Queen Royalty Miss Sherry Cracraft was crowned the 1962-63 snow queen. Her escort wos junior. Donny Cose. Halloween Royalty Janelle Eorlywine reigned os the 1962-63 halloween queen. The king wos Russell Guance. R. J. 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