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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

% In Memory of James O. Cracrafi Submitted for your approval: an incredible group of Seniors, a class which has created a new meaning for the word party. Enter a world where life begins at 3:20 Friday afternoon and ends at 8:20 Monday morning; where swelled heads and Senioritis run rampant. Beware, for you are about to witness THE CLASS OF '88! It began in a small town, in a small way. Quietly, a new freshman class entered Deming High School in 1984. Spirited, Talented. Hard workers. Hard partiers. For some reason, we were different from all the classes before. We weren't freshman, thank God, we were ninth graders. Like a bottle or a can dropped in a pond, this beginning sent out ripples. Everywhere, teachers and students were talking about us. What would we do next? To what new highs would spirit rise under our domination? The ripples spread. Summer came and went. Instead of ninth graders, we became sophomores: more experienced, even more spirited. Again, we stunned our teachers. Again, we showed what partying really means ... and again, and again, and again. The ripples grew. Junior year: Algebra II and Advanced Biology, harder work, bigger parties. Now we were leaders. Instead of going to parties, we were throwing them. Take the Prom for instance, an incredible night when we celebrated into the early hours of the morning. Need we say more? At last, the ripples became tidal waves, huge enormous tidal waves: Seniors! Definition time: Seniors — students with awesome spirit, fantastic talents (you wouldn't believe some of the things we could do), and one heck of a demolition derby team. Now our parties were bigger and more often than ever. What? It's Tuesday? heck, let's have a party!!! Deadly Senioritis set in, but even so, we got through Chemistry, History, and even the dreaded research paper. Somehow, we managed to make it, even though most of the time it was only to get to the weekend. A lot of things have changed since the first year. We started out as ninth graders and made it to Seniors, losing some innocence along the way, but gaining experience and memories. And we've left some memories behind us, too. We'll always be remembered by our friends, by our teachers, and by all the classes to come. We were The Class of 1988, and we were dam good! fau nyu ). rrlrant I Seniors eniord eniord Illi.UI. .%UHS HoU flurt eniord s 'pondord our flo our Sponsors, iif i mufti fib • to Say l imiL you for your help ami yuitlam r, am! Spei taffy for your hard uorL. Tji hindneSS ami f touy htfafneSS It as UPJ us tltrouy L ih, troublesome times ami your ai i'ise has heen yreatfy appreiiuted. 1fou have made the days we ve spent at t eminy . Hiyh _S hoof a Speiiaf time in our fives, that we will always remember. ‘Ifthouyh eat h of us wi tt L tyoiny our separate ways, the moments we shared with you will always he treasured. 7 JXAK yow 7he Class of ms Hall of Fame BEST HAIR - Mark and Karla BEST DANCER — Becky and lay MOST DEPENDABLE - Susie and Tod MOST INTELLIGENT - Rob and Karla BEST PERSONALITY - Wayne and Kim BEST BODY — Treve and Treva MOST POPULAR — Ronnie and Becky CLASS CLOWNS — Valerie and Donnie BEST ALL AROUND — Donita and Doug MOST OUT-GOING — Johnnie and Treva MOST UKELY TO SUCCEED - Rob and Valerie MOST DARING — Johnnie and Shannon FRIENDLIEST — Tommy and Kay MOST ORGANIZED — Rob and Treva MOST ATHLETIC - Michelle and Gayle FUNNIEST — Missy and Donnie BEST LOOKING — Treve and Karla BEST EYES — Kim and Randy TEACHER'S PETS — Susan and Tod BEST LEADERS — Tawnya and Rob Yearbook Staff (above) Shannon Thomas, Photographer Typist; Valerie Sweeney, Activities Editor; Kim Bertram, Business Manager; Crystal Carpenter, Activities Co-editor; Tawnya Berry, Senior Editor; Karla Fralix, Senior Coeditor; Rachael Walters, Classroom Editor; Treva Gifford, Sports Editor; Rob Linville, Editor; Becky Hedges, Staff Editor; Missy Stewart, Photographer; Donita Vickers, Business Co-manager (not shown); Special thanks to Mr. Ron Weiter for photography, and to Dr. E. J. Lowdenback, Advisor. Senior Officers (below) Rob Linville, President; Treva Gifford, Treasurer; Michelle Ivans, Treasurer; Tawnya Berry, Vice President; Crystal Carpenter, Reporter; Karla Fralix, Secretary; Valerie Sweeney, Historian. Biggest Pa People and il'c No explanation is party together. It isn likeeveryone needs c' else ca Freshman Year: Members: 40 Sponsors. Mrs. King and Mr. Sale New Students: Ronnie Collins, Donnie Collins, Randy Moran Lost; Cathy Gallagher Officers: President — Kim Bertram, V.P. — Tawnya Berry, rreasurer —� Johnnie Carmack, Secretary — Donita Vickers, Reporter — Joe Haynes J.V. Boys' Basketball Players: Randy Moran, Gayle Conley, Treve Hester, Ronnie Collins, Donnie Collins J.V. Varsity Girls' Basketball Players: Tawnya Berry M Carpenter, Kay Cracraft, Valerie Sweeney, Treva Shannon Thomas, Michelle Ivan Rachae altj Howard Manager of Girls' Basketball Teams: Cheerleaders: Becky Hedges, Karla Fralix, Anita TiltotU Softball Players: Treva Gifford, Tawnya Berry, Kat Shannon Thomas, Valerie Sweeney, Susan Howard Tennis Players: Becky Hedges, Rachael Walters, Michelle Iva i Rob Linville High School Band Members: Susan Howard, Anita Tilton, Valerie Sweeney, Michelle Ivans gAmt Ynton usain Howard,■ Crystal Carpenter Michael Ritchie 11A 14 members I members Rob Linville lal School To Homecoming Court,J [naant Karla Linvillm Rodney my AHetk rla fralix — Princess, Tawnya Berry Hedges ralix I tig suckers Sophomore Year: Members: 37 Sponsors: Mrs. King and Mr. Sale New Students: Deanna Collins Lost: Thelma Smith, Daryl Beagle Officers: President — Rob Linville, V.P. — Becky Hedges, Sec-retary — Karla Fralix, Treasurer — Treva Gifford, Asst. Treasurer — Michelle Ivans, Historian — Tawnya Berry, Reporter — Rachael Walters J.V. Girls' Basketball Players: Shannon Thomas, Valerie Sweeney Varsity Girls' Basketball Players: Michelle Ivans, Rachael Walters, Treva Gifford, Shannon Thomas, Valerie Sweeney, Tawnya Berry, Kay Cracraft Managers of Girls’ Basketball Teams: Susan Howard, Crystal Carpenter J.V. Varsity Boys’ Basketball Players: Donnie Collins, Ronnie Collins, Gayle Conley, Treve Hester Statisticians of Boys’ Basketball Teams: Kim Bertram, Donita Vickers Boys' Varsity Cheerleaders: Karla Fralix, Becky Hedges Tennis Players: Rob Linville, Becky Hedges, Michelle Ivans, Rachael Walters Baseball Players: Gayle Conley, Johnnie Carmack, Ronnie Collins Softball Players: Karla Fralix, Treva Gifford, Tawnya Berry, Shannon Thomas, Donita Vickers, Kim Bertram, Crystal Carpenter. Susan Howard, Valerie Sweeney High School Band Members: Valerie Sweeney, Michelle Ivans, Anita Tilton Academic Team Members: Valerie Sweeney, Rob Linville, Shannon Thomas, Susan Howard Honor Society Members: Donita Vickers, Rachael Walters, Treva utfford, Karf Tranx, oecK Hedges wny Ber Kwi Ber- Rob Linville, Missy Sit iitorian — ry, bong Le FFA: 71 memb FHA: 71 me Chapter Offers: A tarian — lywnyti Roll Chairmanj A,'alerie Sweene Rachael Walterjfhotographer — Vocftfjonal School; Mike Ritchie, TrA Totmhy Allen Hbmecoming Court: Kim Bertram Attendant, Michelle Ivans Fu naRu ise rs:' Pizza‘ Pa rties i — Princes, — 2nd Atte s, Tawnya Berry endant Junior Year: Members: 33 Sponsor: Mrs. King New Students: Mark Askin, Shane Lippert Lost: Deanna Collins, Joe Haynes, Mark Waggoner, Barbara Dotson, Greg Riley Officers: President — Rob Linville, V.P. — Kim Bertram, Co- Treasurers — Treva Gifford Michelle Ivans, Historian — Karla Fralix, Walters Boys’ J.V. Basketball Players: Benji Cracraft Boys’ Varsity Basketball Players: Treve Hester, Shane Lippert, Donnie Collins, Ronnie Collins, Gayle Conley Statisticians of Boys' Basketball Teams: Kim Bertram, Donita Vickers Girls’ Varsity Basketball Players: Rachael Walters, Tawnya Berry, Michelle Ivans, Kay Cracraft, Treva Gifford — Captain Manager of Girls' Basketball Teams: Susan Howard Cheerleaders: Karla Fralix, Becky Hedges Softball Players: Treva Gifford, Shannon Thomas, Tawnya Berry, Karla Fralix, Donita Vickers, Valerie Sweeney, Michelle Ivans, Susan Howard Tennis Players: Rachael Walters, Rob Linville, Becky Hedges Academic Team Members: Rob Linville, Valerie Sweeney •Honor Society: Susan Howard. Valerie Sweeney, Karla Fralix, Rachael Walters, Crystal Carpenter, Tawnya Berry, Missy Stewagt, Kim Bertram, Shannon tiiomas, Donita Vickers, Rob Linville, Treva Gifford FFA: 11 members Officers: Reporter — Rob Linville, Reporter — Johnnie Carmack FHA: 12 members Officers: Asst. Treasurer — Tawnya Berry, Asst. Historian — Rachael Walters, Reporter — Treva Gifford, Honor Roll and Scholarship Chairman — Karla Fralix, Treasurer — Susan Howard, Secretary — Valerie Sweeney, Historian — Becky Hedges Vocational School: Treve Hester, Mark Askin, Randy Moran Homecoming Court: Kim Bertram — Queen, Tawnya Berry — 1st Attendant, Donita Vickers — 2nd Attendant, Kay Cracraft Fund Raisers: Pizza Parties, Car Wash, Magazines i 19 OAi£WTYSUPPl,ES Drinks When in Doubt.. PARTY! With Mrs. King and Mrs. Allison as sponsors, it isn't hard to believe that the Class of '88 was always doing something. We probably had more fund Raisers than any senior class in Deming's history; pizza party dances, the womanless beauty pageant, a carwash, the list goes on without end. Of course, while work has its rewards, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. And we did play. We always found something to celebrate, and it never took very long. If all else failed, we could always celebrate the day of the week. What, it's Tuesday ... Every special occasion demanded a classy social at the Allison residence. The class also experienced the rewards of Christmas caroling at Mrs. King's house, then shared by a special foreign friend. And the '87 Prom? Never Say Goodbye was a smash, out-classed by none. Our senior year brought with it much more than just hanging around. Grad Nite at King's Island was the perfect example of what we could do when we put our minds to something. In the spirit of all of the food we have fixed for other people over the years, we finally decided it was time to serve ourselves; and we did just that with a Senior Cookout at the ballpark the day after prom. With everything we did, one would begin to wonder how much time we actually spent in the classroom. Even with our advanced knowledge of mathematical concepts, we couldn't begin to calculate that. We did take every available opportunity to enhance the educational process, even if it reauired acts of generosity to suspicious chemistry teachers. Clever? No, just a heavy case of senioritis. Senor Trip '88 April 8, 5:40 PM — It's almost here. 5:42 — Luggage nearly loaded. 5:45 — Signs displaying VJhen in Doubt... PARTY!” theme put on bus. 5:47 — Tension mounts. 5:49 — Traditional picture taken in front of bus; no major injuries. 5:52r— Board bus. 5:55 — ”1 can't get out of the @ $% bathroom!” 5:56 — Where's my golf clubs?” 5:57 — No Billy Reese, you can't drive!” 5:58 — Come on mom, get off the bus!” 5:59 — All the work of the last 4 years is about to pay off. 6:00 — WE'RE OUT A' HERE!” Our itinerary included the usual Florida tour: Disney World, EPCOT, Silver Springs, and Daytona. Of course, every trip has its own special moments to remember, or forget. We all recall that one person had terrible trouble with flies, and another had sleeping problems. Even though the Daytona wind practically blew a door off its hinges, that ocean breeze wasn't too strong to be enjoyed with only the bare essentials. However, the climate may have been unfavorable for some Tonk players. Of course, responsible seniors recalled that this was to be an educational trip of some sort, and spent time practicing advanced mathematics and conserving water. With all the excitement and things to do, there was hardly time for some to go to the bathroom. On a more serious note, the Class of '88 came back from Florida with much more than a collection of bad jokes; we returned with great memories that will last a lifetime, from the moment we pulled out Friday evening, to the journey home which caught Mrs. King with shaving cream in hand. Well, everybody is entitled to a little fun, especially on their birthday. Home, Sweet Home?” Of course. Prom '88: Just One Night” The sound poured out of the gym. D. J.'d by WEBN's own Wild Man Walker, the Junior Senior Prom 1988 rocked into the night. The spirit flowed as the theme, “Just One Night by Triumph, played into the hearts and minds'of everyone. The elected royalty, the Queen, Valerie Sweeney, and her King, John Mark Askin, and their court, Whitney Overbey, Steve Murray, Karen Staggs, and Mark Mann, left us all with a moment to remember. And they danced. The party atmosphere carried on as we celebrated throughout the night. The next morning, the seniors went to breakfast together at Ponderosa, and then cooked-out at the ballpark that afternoon. Our compliments to the Class of '89. It may have been just one night, but we all made the most of it. ? -r Last Day of School: “Senioritis Run Wild! Seniors in a classroom was a rare scene. Most took every opportunity to leave, maybe in search of some element of finality, or mauve just some Kodak moments. Whatever the case, we all made.the most of it. The class was excused from lunch at school, and allowed to so to town to Mac's Place or some other area destination to eat. When we returned to Deming in the afternoon, of course it was still there, but the atmosphere was somehow different. Our last day together as a high school class was almost over. Needless to say, we made the most of it. A lot of the class was drawn to the 3rd floor hallway, and even into Dalejan's office. Maybe it was his magnetic personality. Maybe it's another one of those unsolved mysteries. From there, the class paraded throughout the school, chanting various senior slogans, and making sure we shared our spirit with everyone. This was highlighted bu a surprise — attack — cheer in the Board of Ed. office. The day was almost over, but it wouldn't end without the inevitable water fights. And then we left to go our own ways, but we'll always be together, the Class of '88 forever. 27 G R A D U A T I O N Graduation '88 included the usual three nights of activities, but somehow Class Night really set the Class of '88 apart and showed just what we felt and how close we are. We sang We've Had the Time of Our Lives'' and knew that while our great high school years were over, we still had many good times to come. Valedictorian, Rob Linville, and Salutatorian, Karla Fralix, broke tradition, as the class is known for doing, and gave a combined address, based on a few memories that told the story of how we grew to be so close. The night was highlighted with a giant slide show, accompanied by Valerie Sweeney singing Friends. The words were heart-felt, that a lifetime's not too long to share as friends. Thanks to everyone who helped to get us this far, especially our sponsors, Mrs. Donnie King and Mrs. Karla Allison. And until we all meet again . .. 29 Statistics Is It True? Karla said I miss Chris 999 times on the senior trip. Treve said Who's Candi? 6,487 times on the senior trip. Donnie said Let's play Tonk boys 5,000 times on the senior trip. Tawnya said It's casual 5,893 times her senior year. Rob said Buzz 200 times in one night on the senior trip. Treva tried calling Jeff Woods 386 times on the senior trip and never got through. Shannon ran to Mrs. King's window 119 times every day this year. Missy said Hide it in the closet 742 times in one night on the senior trip. Kay talked to Danny Jett 564 times on the senior trip. Glennetta said Don't let them in 4,862 times on the senior trip. Doug said Hello 3,989 times his senior year. Mike said Don't call me Pig 10,222 times his senior year. Tommy has pretended he was Agnus Young every day this year. Susie said You all, we're gonna get in trouble 821 times on the senior trip. Ronnie said “You don't want none 6,585 times his senior year. Crystal said He'll get over it every time John got mad at her this year. Susan has said He's so cute 5,432 times this year and meant a different guy each time. Johnnie said Say whar 9,444 times his senior year. Donita has hit Jay Haynes 1,243 times her senior year. Kim has said Who cares 3,735 times her senior year. Jay has irritated Mrs. Hornbeck every day this year. Valerie has said I love that man 8,421 times her senior year. Rachael has said I don't know every time she was asked a question in French class this year. Marty has said Now now 7,421 times his senior year. Mark has said Home Boy 6,578 times his senior year. Anita has brushed her hair 432 times every day this year. Beniie has imitated Donald Duck 1,429 times every day this year. Rodney said Later Tater 1,400 times a day on the senior trip. Gayle said “Let's go swimming 456 times every day in Florida. Randy has scratched off 396 times every day this year. Michelle has asked Who was Gayle with?'revery Monday for the past year and has never gotten an answer yet. That certain seniors really know how to conserve water? That Ronnie made a new friend named J.B. in Florida? That Tawnya likes double T’s? That Donnie wanted some Weenies to go with his noodles? That Jay lost three fingers and a thumb on the senior trip? That Becky can hear the heartbeat of America? That Rodney had a problem with flies on the senior trip? That Tommy really hurt his finger by shutting it in a door on the senior trip? That when we said Senior Trip Shannon thought we said Senior Skip and missed the whole thing? That Michelle needs a golden leash to control Gayle Conley at parties? That Treve's life is all roses? That Anita can't pass a mirror without looking in it? That Kim dyed her shorts pink on the senior trip? That Doug can feel the ocean breeze? That Randy had sleeping problems on the senior trip? That Kay has a thing for Jetts? That Johnnie and Gayle like trading places? That Rachael and Rob really had Trig, classes on Wednesday nights? That Susan likes to eat apples? That Missy's hair is really brown? That Marty won't leave his house without his hairspray on? That Glennetta is going to open her own branch of Ghostbusters? That Wayne's game of Tonk turned cold? That Tod wants a pammy panda stuffed animal? That Mike was too busy on the senior trip to go to the bathroom? That Mark found something new and exciting in Florida? That Donita forgot her room number in Florida? That Susie took a bite out of the Big Apple? That Benjie remembers the senior trip? That Treva had amnesia Grad Nite? That Karla and Trooper Curry are on a first name bases? That Crystal and Doug really talked about Valerie on the way to Florida? That Valerie has to ask for Linaka Clark's permission to use the Sweeney family car? That the Senior Girls think the world of Scott Harbor? Last Will and Testament: lay Haynes wills his ability to bug Mrs. Hornbeck to Mike Cooper. Mike Ritchie wilts his crash helmet to Tracey Hester. Glennetta Wells wills her ability to pick on people her own size to Mary Jane Wilson. Mark A skin wills his ability to look great in short hair to Chris Volz. Susan Howard wills her ability to take care of her own affairs, instead of having her boyfriend do it, to Linda Ingram. Tommy Allen wills his ability to have good taste in music to Steve Murray. Treve Hester wills his ability to drive to Mike Cooper. Rodney Estep wills his ability to throw a good party to Mike Smith. Ronnie Collins wills his ability to shoot 3-pointers to Mark Mann. Doug fett wills his ability to feel the ocean breeze to the Junior Class. Randy Moran wills his Mustang to Doc. Donnie Collins wills his ability to forget a girl to Mike Cooper. Kay Cracraft wills her ability to have one boyfriend at a time to Anjanette Gifford. Gayle Conley wills his ability to fumy to Mike Cooper. Karla Fralix wills her ability to wreck and make it count to Mike Cooper. Anita Tilton wills her ability to look and act like a lady to Crystal Hunt. Johnnie Carmack wills his ability to play Romeo to all the senior girls and still have a girlfriend on the side to Mike McConnell. Becky Hedges wills her long legs to Missy West. Missy Stewart wills her ability to con her parents out of doing work and having a definite curfew to Heather Montgomery. Donita Vickers wills her ability not to give other people advice to Mrs. Hornbeck. Shannon Thomas wills her ability not to get pulled over every weekend to Tracey Brumagen. Rob Linville wills Ins ability to get as many people as he wants in one vehicle to Mike Cooper and Mike Smith. Kim Bertram wills her ability to hit a volleyball in the right direction to Joey Hendricks. Michelle Ivans wills her ability not to talk about other people behind their backs, and if she does to deal with the consequences, to Amber Sweeney. To Jodie England, Treva Gifford wills her perfect aim, and Rachael Walters wills her ability to get hit in the head and remain coo! Wayne Snapp wills his ability to wastefully squander systematically saturating nonfrictional flowing substances of hydroxyl hydrogen compounds to Terry Burden. Valerie Sweeney wills her family car to Linaka Clark. Crystal Carpenter wills her ability to go out with the Schalch brothers to Jenny Jones. Tawnya Berry wills her ability to turn sideways and become invisible to Gail Buckler. Tod Hoover wills his ability to learn all there is to know about computers to Steve Murray. Benjie Cracraft wills his ability to make weird and absurd noises to Tracy Adamson. Marty Askin wills his ability to get along with W.O. to Mike Sparks. The Senior Class wills its ability to conserve Florida's water supply to the junior class. The Senior Class wills its advanced knoivledge of mathematics with the use of all multiples of 7, double numbers, and all numbers containing 7 to the junior class. Rob and Valerie will their ability to stick to the actual version of Deep and Wide instead of changing it to Short and Wide to Mike Cooper. The Senior Lady Devils will their ability to put up with the sophomore ball players to Kristen Gifford and Chasity Shepherd. The Yearbook Staff wills its ability to recover from the previous staff's mistakes to next year's staff, because they're gonna need it! The Senior Class wills its effort to have a successful senior skip day to the junior class. The Senior Class wills its ability to pay off its debts to Mike Cooper. The Senior Class wills its outstanding attitute to the administration of this fine institution. Prophecy: 10 years from now, we see Rob Linville hosting our class reunion in the Blazer. 5 years from now, we see Mike Ritchie teaching Driver's Ed. 7 years from now, we see Gayle Conley coming back to coach a winning team. 8 years from now, we see Karla Fraliz still hanging around the Mt. Olivet gas station. 10 years from now, we see Susie French winning the Hittville Mother of the Year award. 10 years from now, we see Amber being twice the size of Glennetta Wells. 6 years from now, we see Tod Hoover coming back to play on Mrs. Henson's computers. 9 years from now, we see Mark Askin playing in his own overseas guitar band. 3 years from now, ive see Kim Bertram keeping college ball stats. 4 years from now, we see Marty Askin owning the Ky. Food Store. 2 years from now, we see Valerie Sweeney going to Mason County to bale a Little Hay. 3 years from now, we still see Randy Moran going to sleep at the wrong time. 2 years from now, we still see Mrs. King starting her own hoarding house for all her foreign friends. 15 years from now, we see Tawnya Berry starting her own hair replacement company. 10 years from now, we still see Susan Howard going to Kentontown to fulfill her M M cravings. 4 years from now, we see Anita Tilton working in a beauty shop fixing her own hair instead of everyone else’s. 5 years from now, we see Shannon Thomas coming in runner-up in the Indy 500 and David Allison win-ning. 9 years from now, we see Tommy Allen giving his senior classmates free tickets to all his concerts. 8 years from now, we see Kay Cracraft living in Sunrise working in the General Store. 6 years from now, we see Missy Stewart married to David Qualls living in his dad's backyard. 1 year from now, xve see Ronnie Collins going back to Florida to see if his best friend was J.B. or T.B. 12 years from now, we see Donnie Collins still pecking on everyone's shoulder and looking the other way. 6 years from now, we see Treva Gifford making her first decision by herself instead of relying on Jeff. 2 years from now, we see Treve Hester opening his own Ever Bloomin' Body Shop. 19 years from now, we still see Rodney Estep bumming stuff off all of his friends. 9 years from now, we see Johnnie Carmack still trying to grow hair on his face instead of his neck. 3 years from now, we see lay Haynes opening his own Fish Market. 8 years from now we see Donita Vickers being Bruce Lee's sidekick. In 5 years, we see Rachael Walters owning her own junkyard for all her wrecked cars. In 4 years, we see Crystal Carpenter finally getting her beautician's license so that she can legally cut her fellow classmates' hair. 7 years from now, we see Michelle Ivans teaching 16 year old girls ways to avoid taking their driver's test. In 15 years, we see Mrs. Karla Allison still hosting socials for the senior class of 1988. From the Desk of the Editor This yearbook is a celebration, a toast to the Class of 1988: to seniorilis, to the spirit, to the attitude, to the drive, to the parties, to the night, to that special feeling of being a member of this class, to making it together, ‘to us; may xoe be together in our hearts forever, i nis is an occasion for celebration which demands the best. Of course, good wine takes time. Cheers! We've come a long way. We’ve had our share of the good times and the bad times. We always made it through, sometimes a little ragged and tired, and sometimes ivith a new energy and drive to go on to something bigger. Maybe it was a bigger fund raiser; maybe it was a bigger party; maybe it was something never done before, but the beginning of a tradition. Now we’ve made it to graduation, perhaps the biggest goal of all, or perhaps the biggest party of all. Graduation is a major turning point, but it isn't the end. Some say graduation is the dawn of a new day in our lives. The rising sun brings with it a new beginning, a time to go forward, a chance for dreams to come true. But before the dawn comes, the sun must first set. Let the night belong to us. R. L., j With a 22-9 win loss record, the 1987-88 Black Devils were considered one of the winningest teams in Deming's history. The Black Devils had many great games with teams such as Mason County, Simon Kenton, Nicholas County, and, of course, Bracken County. Many of the Devil's victories resulted from 4th quarter comebacks, earning them the name Cardiac Kids, but the highlight of the season was the 38th District Tournament held at the Devils Dome. The Devils came up with an easy victory over Augusta in the 1st round of the District Tournament, and were then ready to battle for the championship title against their biggest rival, Bracken County. The Devils easily defeated the Polar Bears with a final score of 77-61, and knew they had done their job when they were overcome by the roar of the standing room only crowd as the announcer declared the Deming Black Devils the 1988 38th District Champs. 34 35 GIRLS' VARSITY, Standing left to right: Coach Larry Allison, Asst. Coach Ann Hester, Michelle Ivans, Kay Cracraft, Tawnya Berry, Treve Gifford, Rachael Walters, Asst. Coach Wayne Clark, Manager Heather Sweeney. Seated left to right: Amey Lowdenback, Linaka Clark, Kristen Gifford, Karen Staggs, Chasity Shephard, Amber Sweeney, Jodi England. GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY, Standing left to right: Coach Larry Allison, Asst. Coach Ann Hester, Robyn Messer, Jodie England, Amey Lowdenback, Tonya Fryman, Angie Hendricks, Crystal Hunt, Asst. Coach Wayne Clark. Seated left to right: Michelle French, Kelly Tompson, Chasity Shephard, Amber Sweeney, Kristen Gifford, Linaka Clark, Manager Heather Sweeney. 7th AND 8th GRADE GIRLS, left to right: Heather Sweeney, Kristen Gifford, Karla Hughes, Michelle French, Robyn Messer, Chasity Shephard, Missy Smith. The Denting Lady Devils finished with a very successful year. Although the Lady Devils had their ups and downs, they ended the season with a 19-11 win loss record. There were many major events which made the year so successful. One was winning the Estill County Tournament. The Lady Devils defeated both Lee County and Estill County to capture this tournament title. In the Lions Lady Devil Christmas Classic, the Lady Devils finished as consolation winners. Some big games for the Lady Devils were such teams as Bourbon County, St. Patrick, Fleming County, and Mason County. In 38th District Tournament action, the Lady Devils won in the 1st round with a big defeat over Augusta. Then they became the 38th District runners-up in the championship game against Bracken County. Since the Lady Devils will be losing all five starters, next year looks like a time for rebuilding. The Senior Lady Devils say THANKS to Coach Allison and their parents for all their support. 38 39 BOYS' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Gail Buckler, Steve Murray, Karla Fralix, Lesley Leet, Teresa Jett. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Joleen Reed, Sam mi Volz, Christy Fite. 40 TENNIS TEAM, Standing left to right: Steve Murray, Chris Volz, Gail Buckler, Mike Cooper, Whitney Overbey, Witty French, Mifce Smif i. Seated left to right: Jay Haynes, Rob Linville, Rachael Walters, Becky Hedges, Coach — Tammy Kab er. GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM, Back Row left to right: Coach Randy Insko, Crystal Hunt, Valerie Sweeney, Jenny Jones, Kristen Gifford, Amey Lowdenback, Rachael Walters, Michelle Ivans, Crystal Carpentar, Kelly Tompson, Chasity Shephard, An anette Gifford, Jill Hicks. Front Row left to right: Tawny a Berry, Shannon Thomas, Becky Hedges, Treva Gifford, Karla Fralix, Susan Howard. 42 44 IUNIOR PLAY — Mountain Girl — Mike Cooper, Karen Staggs, Bryan Hunt, Sarah Cracraft, Mark Mann, Gail Buckler, Sieve Murray, Anjanelle Gifford, Sarah Cracrafl, Steve Murray, Mark Mann, Anjanelle Gifford, Whitney Overbey. 45 Deming FHA The Deming FHA had a very busy and exciting year. Under the direction of Mrs. Susan Henson there were 34 members. The chapter participated in star events, (Students taking action with recognition). All participants were very successful in their ratings. Our activities focused on the elementary in helping those students with nutrition. The chapter also worked with the Robertson County Senior Citizens. The chapter had two regional officers; Whitney Overbey — Treasurer; Sarah Cracraft — Honor Roll Chairman. The chapter was also very excited as they traveled to Louisville for the yearly state meeting, where Whitney Overbey was elected State Parliamentarian for the 1988-89 school year. The chapter would like to thank Mrs. Henson for all of her hard work and dedication, without her, the year would have not been a success. Officers for the 1987-88 school year were as follows: Tawnya Berry, Treva Gifford Rachael Walters, Karla Fralix, Becky Hedges, Susan Howard, Valerie Sweeney, Crystal Carpentar, Whitney Overbey, Sarah Cracraft, Karen Staggs, fenny Jones, Lesley Leet, Deanna McCord, Amber Sweeney, Jodie England, Linaka Clark. Angie Hendricks, Heather Montgomery, Tammy Fryman. Amey Lowdenback, Kelly Thompson, Paula Burns, Teres Jett. 47 Top left and right hand corner: FFA members attending state meeting ii Louisville, Ky. Anjanette Gifford, Troy Fooks, Mark Mann, Keith Tuel, Jamie Brumagen Center picture: Treve Hester, Terry Burden, Wayne Snapp, Doug Jett Andy Byrne, Jay Haynes, Mark Askins, Marty Askins, Donnie Collins. Bottom left and right hand corner FFA members attending opei house. Keith Tuel, Jill Hicks, Troy Robinson, Johnny Henderson, SheiU White, Anjanette Gifford. 1987-88 Open House 48 WELCOME KY FFA SPEED LIMIT I5MPH KENTUCKY FFA LEADERSHIP TRAINING CENTER Top four pictures, 1987-88 FFA Banquet, Bottom left hand corner — Leadership training center, Troy Robinson, Anjanelte Gifford, Jamie Brumagen and Mark Mann. t Back Row — Director Randy Woods, Jeremy Messer, Paul Pugh. Seated left to right — Missy West, Amey Lowdenback, Crystal Hunt, Anita Tilton, Teresa Jett, Josh Lolly, Wayne French, Troy Staggs, Timothy Miller, Amber Sweeney, Jodie England, Linaka Clark, Kelly Thompson, Sammi Volz, Deana Adamson, Tonia Fryman, Tracy Adamson, Jolene Reed. Seated left to right: Missy Smith, Chasity Shepherd, Ernie En-gleman. Heather Sweeney, KarU Hughes, Mandy Linville, Gre$ Clark, Michelle French, Kevir, Buckler. 5th GRADE BAND, Back Row: Josh Poe, Becky Courtney, Amanda Sheilds, Stephanie Workman, Jeff Pilosky, Lisa Collins, Debbie Adams, Gary Botkins, Robin Morgan. Front Row: Cindy Noble, Stephan Staggs, Todd Kleinjan, Clifford Lowdenback, Jennifer Fooks, De-liah Poe, Tommy Earlywine, Chad Thompson, Damian Houchens. ACADEMIC TEAM: Denting versus Bracken in Academic match. HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC TEAM, left to right: Valerie Sweeney, Rob Linville, Whitney Overbey, Mike Cooper, Coach, Ron Weiter, Steve Murray, Anjanette Gifford, Gail Buckler. GIFTED AND TALENTED, Back Row left to right: Heather Sweeney, Missy Smith, Scott Thompson, Josh Lally, Lindsey Leet, Karla Hughes, Frankie Moore, Coach, Elly Lally, Christy Fite, Jolene Reed, Sammie Volz, Chad Graves, Todd Cooper, Troy Staggs, Joe Courtney, Rosalyn Thomas. 51 HIGH SCHOOL GIFTED AND TALENTED, left to right: Karla Fralix, Rob Linville, Amey Lowdenback, Steve Murray, Valerie Sweeney, Anjanette Gifford, Chris Volz, Mike Cooper, Linda Mitchell, Whitney Overbey. JUNIOR HIGH GIFTED AND TALENTED, Back Row: Heather Sweeney, Missy Smith. Front Row left to right: Lee Linville, Lindsey Leet, Josh Lally, Sean Stewart, Troy Staggs. ELEMENTARY GIFTED AND TALENTED, Back Row left to right: Damian Houchens, Todd Kleinjan. Middle Row left to right: David Thomas, Monica Curtis, Tara Riggs, Joni Douglas, Jennifer Fooks, Clifford Lowdenback, Becky Courtney. Front Row left to right: Lauren White, Charity Crane, Melody Henry, Sarah McConnell, Garland Case, Seth Lally, Stephen Staggs, Lisa Ingram. 52 HONOR SOCIETY, 4th Row left to right: Valerie Sweeney, Karla Fralix, Treva Gifford, Rob Linville, Tawny a Berry, Rachael Walters, Kim Bertram. 3rd Row left to right: Whitney Overbey, Mike Cooper, Karen Staggs, Anjanette Gifford. 2nd Row left to right: Linda Mitchell, Keith Tuel, Heather Montgomery. 1st Row: Jodie England. 53 JTPA, Back Row left to right: Teresa Taylor, Kay Cracraft, Bryan Hunt, Terry Burden. Front Row left to right: Mary Jane Wilson, Clennetta Wells, Pam Linville, Susie Frederick, Donnie Collins, Mark As-kins. LIBRARY AIDES, Back Row left to right: Sean Stewart, Steve Murray, B. J. Henderson, Jay Haynes, Jamie Brumagen, Chris Volz. Front Row left to right: Vickie Morgan Librarian, Heather Montgomery, Tonya Fryman, Pam Linville. 54 SCHOOL PATROL. 4th Row left to right: Chris Middleton. Allen Burden. Jason Turner. Joni Douglas. Jamie Quesenberry, Angela Absher, Crystal Carpenter. 3rd Row left to right: Pat Spicer, Teacher, Jamie Whitaker, R. J. Poe, Bonnie Wood, Marti Gifford, Lisa White, Tara Riggs. 2nd Row left to right: Crystal Wood, Jamie Quesenberry, David Ingram, Steven Combs, Billy McConnell, Marsha Hornbeck, Veronica Pratt, Bobbie Frederick. Front Row left to right: Melissa Pugh, Patty Frederick, Kevin Dotson, Joanie Cooper, Beverly Cooper, Christy Cooper, Emily Ellis, Anna Jones. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, left to right: Mark Askin, Bubby Frederick, Mike Sparks, Robert Case, Marty Askin, Tracey Brumagen, Ricky Craig, Herbie Fryman, Bus Driver W. O. Staggs, Benjie Cracraft, Tracey Hester, Jeff McDowell. 55 HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL: Valerie Sweeney and Rob Linville counting money before crowning Prince — Ryan Henson Princess — Laura Miller 56 Affiliated Programs Headstart and Sentence to Read Jan Bertram Mary Mastin Mariah Brierly Linda Clark Louise Collins Randy Insko 59 Bus drivers: Bill Fryman, Daisy Henderson, William Staggs, Kenny Earlywine, Junior Moore. Cooks: Janice Gifford; Food service supervisor: Betty McCord, Judy Field Lunch room aide: Front Row — Nancy Ashcraft, Joan Gaunce, Aliae Mae Walton, Jean Wheeler. Custodian: Sue Morgan Custodian: Karl Craig Vital Services Administration Mr. Larry Hughes Chairman Board of Education Mr. Glen Hester Board Member Mrs. Sally Fooks Board Member Mr. John Smith Supt. Robertson Co. Schools Mr. Dale Kleinjan Principal Mr. Ronnie Stewart Board Member Mr. Mike Dotson Board Member Mrs. Denette Gallagher Secretary to Mr. Smith Mrs. Sharon Miller Secretary to Mr. Kleinjan Patty Price Federal Programs Coordinator Kathy lane Thomas Sandra Murray Joan Ingram Pat White Federal Staff Rosalyn Thomas Barbara Martin Mary Mitchell Ann Hester Memoriam In Honor of: James O. Cracraft '59 Math Teacher, Scholar, and Friend. May 8, 1941-August 29, 1987 63 High School Teachers Dr. E. J. Loxvdenbatk High School English and Jr. High Science Linda Chouinard High School Math and J.T.P.A. Ron Weiter Guidance Counselor and Jr. High English Gary McKinney High School Science and J.T.PA. Sue Hombeck Business and French Randy Woods High School band and elementary music 64 High School Teachers Karla Allison Functional Larry Allison Health and P.E. James Brumagen Agriculture Donnie King Social Studies Virginia McQuitty Functional Susan Henson Home Economics Jeanne Meacham Mathematics Kathy Thomas Functional Vicki Morgan Librarian Elementary Teachers Louise Collins Headstart Debby Curtis Kindergarten Jennifer Jones 1st Grade Tammy Kabler 1st Grade Kathy Meacham 2nd Grade Bobby Collins 2nd Grade Peggy Hedges 3rd Grade Janie Weary 4th Grade Phyllis Insko 5th Grade Pat Spicer 6th Grade Ellie Lally Speech Pathologist Karen Mitchell Functional Juniors Gail Buckler Terry Burden Sandra Collins Jason Cooper Michael Cooper Sarah Tlracraft Melissa Earlywine Timothy Fryman An jane tie Gifford Jill Hicks Bryan Hunt Jenny Jones Lesley Leet Pam Linville Mark Mann Mike McConnell Deanna McCord Steven Murray Whitney Overbey Michael Smith Karen Staggs Teresa Taylor Chris Volz Sheila White Mary lane Wilson Not Shown: Jason Myers 0 Sophomores Shawn Brierly Jamie Brumagen Tracey Brumagen Lin aka Clark Ricky Craig Jodie England Troy Fooks Pat Foster Willy French Herbie Fryman Tammy Fryman Tonia Fryman joey Graves Johnny Henderson Paul Pugh Kirk Smith Amber Sweeney Keith Tuel Jimmie Ware Not Shown: Andy Bums Robert Case Sherry Fegan Bubby Fredrick Mike Sparks ngie Hendricks oey Hendricks Danny Herald Tracy Hester Linda Ingram Jeffrey McDowell Freshmen Tracy Adamson Paula Bums Peggy Colemire Wayne French Lee Fryman Tonya Fryman Dustv Gill Crystal Hunt Teresa lett Teresa Jett Michael Jones Amy Lowdenback Jeremy Messer Timothy Miller Donnie Richmond Christopher Sapp Darren Shepherd Kelly Thompson Manone Ware Mike Wilson Not Shown: Athena Dotson Troy Robinson Shawnette Taylor Special Education Angela Absher Karon Gifford Eddie Gilbert Eddie Gilbert Shawn Hardin William Linville Michael Middleton Marsha Ward Michael Wood ■ • Grade Eight Deana Adamson Terry Adamson Robert Burden fames Collins Todd Cooper Joel Courtney Annette Curtis Angela Ellison Krista Fite Kristen Gifford Aaron Hamm B. I Henderson fama Hoskins Joshua tally Lindsey Leet Robyn Messer lolene Reed Kirby Smith David Snapp Troy Staggs Ronald Stewart Sammi Volz Missy West Not Shown: Jeff Whitaker Grade Seven T. J. Adamson Kevin Buckler Gregory Clark Penny Colemire Robert Cooper Johnny Dotson Ronda Dotson Ernie Engelman Jeff Fegan Jennifer Fegan Michelle French Billy Fryman Chad Graves Tonya Hardin Linda Hart Eddie Henderson Rodney Hoover Karla Hughes Jason Hughes Lee Linvule Miranda Linville Aaron Massey Charles McKee Chris Middleton William Moore Jamie Morgan Kimberley Sharp Chasity shepherd Melissa Smith Andrew Stewart Heather Sweeney Scott Thompson Cynthia Wells Not Shown: Mark Mastin Sandra Clifton Grade Six Crystal Wood Richard Absher Janies Burden Crystal Carpenter Steven Combs Beverly Cooper Christy Cooper Joanie Cooper Kevin Dotson Jonie Douglas Emily Ellis Bobbie Fredrick Patty Fredrick Marti Gifford Marsha Hombeck David Ingram Anna Jones Billy McConnell Steve Middleton Roger Poe Veronica Pratt Melissa Pugh Jamie Quesenberry Tara Riggs Sherry Throckmorton Jason Turner James Whitaker Lisa White Bonnie Wood Grade Five Debra Adams Gary Botkins George Carrington Lisa Collins Rebecca Courtney Jamie Curtis Jason Curtis Monica Curtis Jessie Earlywine Jennifer Fooks Leslie Gifford Paul Hoskins Damian Houchens Aaron Jones Angela Jones Jeff Jones Todd Kleinjan Clifford Lowdenback Rosemary Middleton Franklin Moore Robin Morgan Rodney Myers Cynthia Noble Jeffrey Pilosky Delilah Poe Amanda Shields Stephen Staggs Joseph Stewart Chad Thompson Stephanie Workman Not Shown: Chris Highlander Joshua Poe William Mers Woody Mers Grade Four Tina White Derrick Adamson Kathryn Allison Chnstcipher Brumaeen Charles Buckler Pierce Curtis Layla Fryman Tiffany Henderson Jeremy Huddleston Trina Insko Seth Lally David Linvilfe Michael Linville Eric Luman Mac McBride Sara McConnell Dana Riges Geoffery Saylor Steven Sweeney David Thomas Lauren White Grade Three John Allen Rebekah Bertram Jackie Burden Christina Bums Garland Case Brandi Cooper Charity Crane April Fite Jason Florer Melody Henry Renee Hughes Lisa Ingram Amanda Lowdenback Cynthia McConnell Robert Moore Jason Morgan Randy Myers Michelle Noble Jeffery Pratt Ryan Reed Ana Riggs Kelli Robinson Williams Wells Tracey Wright Grade Two A Ricci Bruner Matanda Carmack Micheal Colemire Maria Engelman Nicholas Flack Jessica Graves Ryan Henson Amanda Maynard Amanda Morris Kelly Shields Jamie Thomas Marsha Tilton Jennifer Turner John Volz John Workman Grade Two B Misty Conley Laura Ellis Christina Flack Wesley Gay Kan Gifford Dustin Henderson Vanessa Hester Jason Jefferson Justin Jones Katie Mitchell Amy Quesenbeny Margare Robinson Nicole Siloey Stacy Throckmorton Not Shown: Jessica Fredrick Grade One A Billy Allison Leigh Ann Cooper Christopher Cracraft Melissa Crane Kendra Ellis Brandy Fryman Lee Gifford Trevor Gill Donald Grayson Jessica Hilt Brian Johnson Robert Kendall Keith Kleinian Joseph McConnell Lora Miller Came Morgan Justin Poe Jennifer Reed Marjone Riggs Jana White Lisa Workman Not Shown Leslie Mallory Eric Poe Grade One B Tabitha Adamson Christina Beagle Clinton Collins Crystal Collins Dewey Cooper Jason Courts Audra Craig nariey nan John Gifford Glinda Gilbert Melissa Graves Kristina Hamm Vicky Honican Jennifer Jett Roger Jones Brad King Eric Mast in Bryan Nichols Mackenzie Poe Martha Smith Kevin Sparks Kindergarten Kerry Anderson Vanessa Anderson Susan Ballard Tammy Colemire Misty Earlywine Ricky Earlywine Shawn Earlywine Staci Gay Amanda Ison Lisa Kleinjan Dustin McConnell Ashley Myers Paula Riggs William Robinson Amanda Sharp Brandon Shetlds Mack Smith Danielle Sutton Shandra Teegarden Jason Watson Marylin Welte Clifford Wood Jason Workman Headstart Eighteen children participated in the headstart program this year. The list included Christy Nichols, Brandon Turner, Rick Turner, Jason Henderson, Brandi Fite, Paul Riggs, Richard Riggs, Shala Silvey, Timmy Gilbert, Rusty Mullikin, J. R. Welte, J. R. Henderson, Annie Pribble, David Pribble, Audrey Goodpaster, Adam Stewart, Dameian Earlywine, and Samantha Kilburn. Headstart activities included Headstart Awareness Month, a trip to the Inaugural Parade, work with senior citizens, and art work. Student Council Troy Staggs, Chasity Shepherd, Sean Stewart, Heather Montgomery, Kelly Thompson, Rachael Walters, Kim Bertram, Steve Murray, Amber Sweeney, Mike Cooper, Karla Hughes, Amey Lowdenback Juniors Whitney Overbey, Karen Staggs, Deanna McCord, Jenny Smith 7th Grade Sophomores Aaron, Massey, Ernie Engleman, Greg Clark, William Moore, Scott Thompson, Lee Linville Jones, Mike Cooper, Sarah Cracraft, Mike Terry Adamson, Krista Fite, Sammi Volz, Todd Cooper, Sean Stewart 8th Grade Freshmen Amey Lowdenback, Kelly Thompson, Teresa Jett, Tonya Fryman Good Luck Seniors C. P. HOUCHENS SONS Mt. Olivet, KY SIM'S JEWELRY SHOP 103 Main Street 289-7270 Carlisle, KY 40311 Watch Repair — Jewelry SNAPP'S SERVICE STATION :A 341 West Main Street Carlisle, KY 40311 V 4 HOPKINS DRUG CO. SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO DAVID LOUISE ZACHARY 116 East Main Carlisle, KY 40311 289-2274 I’ -•-� PINE VILLA RESTAURANT Country Cooking in the Country Home of the Mile High Pie BEL AIRE LANES SPA U.S. 27 North Cynthiana, K.Y 41031 Telephone No. (606) 234-5534 1 HARRISON COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY INC. All Kinds of Building Material Comer Oddville and jF Church Street Cynthiana, KY ! Phone 234-1025 Compliments of BLUEGRASS JEWELRY Class Ring Headquarters Cynthiana, KY THE TIMES P.O. Box 118 Augusta, KY 41002 756-2148 Serving the People of Robertson and 1 Bracken Counties L j p uen s o _ WYATT'S j Falmouth, KY DOUG’S TV GE Sales b Service Factory Service DOUG SPENCER . (Owner) j 101 W. Shelby St. J Falmouth, KY 41040 9-5:30 Mon.-Fri. 9-4:30 Sat. - (606) 654-2141 vtcji C Bl-RITE f . U.S. 27 Falmouth. KY 41040 654-4171 — GALLENSTEIN'S PLACE TATORS , Cold Beer — Country Ham Sandwiches Washington, KY I THE IRON GATE Antiques Gifts Hadley and Bybee Potteries ! 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Bob Bailey — Co-Manager Keith Carver — F.E. Manager Lee Sanders — Asst. F.E. Manager Terri Johnson — Asst. F.E. Manager Ralph Siniger — Croc. Manager Charles Byus — Meat Mgr. Jean Miller — Deli Mgr. Hershel Lewis — Dairy Mgr. Bill Lipp — Froz. Food Mgr. Cindy Bone — Non-Food Mgr. ROLL CALL FOR PERSONALIZED SERVICE ... ... CALL US FOR YOUR SHOPPING NEEDS! Floral Shoppe Video Cheese Shoppe Bakery Fresh (Never Frozen) Seafood Fresh (Never Frozen) Pizzas Finest Produce Around Compliments of CORNER CAFE Augusta, KY 41002 WFTM THE RIGHT SPOT We Try Harder — On Tobacco Square Home Warehouse Has Sold More Tobacco, for More Farmers, for More Money, Than Any Warehouse in Northern Kentucky or South Ohio Tobacco Square Maysville, KY 41056 WHERE TOBACCO SELLS HIGHEST 4 Compliments of JOHNSON'S STORE Claysville, KY BRIDES-TO-BE Wedding Gowns Bridesmaid Dress Prom Dresses Tuxedo Rental 225 Market Street Maysville, KY 41056 (606) 564-4369 Strive for Perfection Settle for Excellence HARVEY GRAWE CHEVROLET, PONTIAC INC. State Route 10 Brooksville, KY 41004 735-2154 New and Used Trucks, Cars — Body Shop — Service CARLISLE CLEANERS Phone: 289-5224 SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS 85 Compliments of GROWERS WHSE INC. I Maysville, KY RALPH SIMS TROY MARTIN PLANNING AN AUCTION? Antiques, Personal Property Farming Equipment Call Norman Staggs f (606) 725-5500 Friendly, Courteous Service We Would Like to Mj|mAforYou . Compliments of PHILIP and PHYLLIS INSKO Mt. Olivet; KY -Y'Z BR00KSV1LLE VIDEO PRODUCTIONS Movie, VCR’s and | Canter'd Sales and Rentals,— ■ HI 735-2351 Brooksville, KY 41004 Compliments of JUNE and JULIAN SIMS THE PEOPLES BANK OF P.O. Box 367 Flemingsburg, KY 41041 Compliments of the %Jnk of GERMANTOWN Germantown, Compliments of ® ROBERTSON COUNTY � HUNTING RESERVE Compliments of JOHNNY HORNBECK Sales Representative for MCFARLAND’S CHEV.-OLDS, INC. 724-5279 759-7171 Insko Trucking ivet,K ■5850 Mt.nhvet, KY 724- Bracken County — 728-2781 Mason County — 883-3388 Compliments of MERRILL'S CHEVRON Femleaf, KY 883-3226 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 88 KA1N and KABLER FUNERAL IWME Phone — 7M-5912. 724-5360, 724-5240 Best ofl k Class of 1988 L BRUMLEY CHARLES W. DRYCLEANING TRAXEL CO. PLUS Jewelers 1335 Southgate Plaza Watches, Diamonds, MaysVille, KY Jewelry, (606) 564-5173 China, Crystal, Class Drycleaning — Rings, Laundry and Gifts for All Packy-the-Shipper Occasions. Shipping 564-322 MIKE c.iimsiiK Vlymoulfi FISHER CHRYSLER PRODUCTS, INC. Chrysle r, Plymouth, Dodge and Di d, I’ucks HARPE'S AUTO SALES AND SERVICE Quality Used Cars Sales Bill West, Danny Harpe, Harold Harpe HICKS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 20 E. Pike St. Cynthiana, KY 41031 Agents: Vickie Harrington Donna Whitaker S.J.Hicks m mteShirleu McKee } Rkjy . _ 234-2933 _ Compliments of ROBERTSON COUNTY JUDGE EXECUTIVE G. WAYNE BUCKLER Compliments of ROBERT L. WOOD, M.D. 724-5730 RESTAURANT Compliments of THOMAS GROCERY LOUIS, MYRON and BILLY ON THE RIVER Meats and Groceries Rosemary Clooney We Deliver Street Maysville, KY 41056 ■ M JIM'S NTRY Compliments of BR0WN1N MANUFACTURERS Muysville, KY III ; For Ihe Kf Country 883-3373,or 728-2531 Good 1 lortfe Cookin' Ole Country Inn Germantown, KY 41044 728-2912 88 ENTERPRISE FOUR, INC. Tobacco Whses. Irrigation Systems Phone 606-234-5235 606-234-3423 North Main St. P.O. Box 455 Cynthiana, KY 41031 Compliments of MR. MRS. D. E. CUMMINS Brooksville, KY 41004 JEFFERSON ASHLAND SERVICE STATION AAA 24 Hour Wrecker Heavy Duty Wrecker Complete Auto Repairs Service Air Conditioner Repairs Brooksville — If No Answer 735-2426 735-2531 735-3106 735-3230 DEAN'S PHARMACY Ml. Olivet, KY 41064 Phone: 724-5007 Full Prescription Service Drugs and Convalescent Aids Russel Stover Candies Complete CarJ, Cosmetic and Gift Sectio .Jjlk-LAy' Compliments of KY CARDINAL CHEESE STO AND K.C.'S FROZEN YOGURT SHOP nL V SPORTS UNLIMITED 60 E. Pike St. Cynthiana, KY 41031 606-234-6500 n BERRY LUMBER CO. L Berry, KY 41003 LARRY JONES and. BILLY CORDRAY Good Luck! Class ofl '88 Lumber Hardware ■ Coal Compliments of BRACKEN CO. SHERIFF’S DEPT. Mike, Billy, Glenn and Compliments of Dale —h T THE FARMERS AND TRADERS BANK Mt. Olivet, KY 41064 Insured Up to $100,000 by FDIC CYNTHIANA TIRE SERVICE, INC fc, S. Church St. Cynthiana, Kt 41031 Phone 234-4371 Safemark Dunlop For All Your Tiro Needs Compliments of MIKE, SUSAN, and KEVIN DOTSON NAUVA JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Rt. 3 Box 28 Brooksville, KY 41004 (606) 735-3178 PLEASING YOU PLEASES US Member FDIC FIRST NmONAL BANK Brooksville, KY 41004 TODD'S FARM SUPPLY Purina Feeds, Seed, Fertilizer, Vet. Supplies, Custom Grinding, and Mixing Brooksville, KY 41004 W5-23® KERN'S MEATS Wholesale Retail Meats Sold Processed Locker Plant Slaughter House EDWARD B. KERN Rt. 1 Box 81 Brooksville, KY 41004 Phone: 735-2250, Home: 735-2932 ROBERTSON COUNPf BOARD OF EDUCATION Working Together for the Good of Every Stude and All of Robertson Count Compliments of BUNDY TUBING Box 100 Highway 35J Cynthiana, KY 41031 Compliments of ROBERTSON COUNTY Mt. Olivet Fire Department ' HERE TO HELP THE CITIZENS Li L , OF ROBERTSON COUNTY.' — £ Compliments of DR., and MRS. MILTON BRtNDLE AND OFFICE STAFF Augusta, KY BUCK'S BAIT TACKLE SHOP 331 Church St. Cynthiana, KY 41031 BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS TERRY KATHY BAY Owners Box 68 Brooksville, KY 41004 735-2198 Good Luck Class of 88 BIANCKE’S RESTAURANT 3 S. Main Street Cynthiana, KY 41031 For Complete and Friendly Service Call Perry L. Poe Auctioneer — Real Estate Broker Phone (606) 735-3176 Brooksville, KY 41004 w FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. OF MASON COUNTY “INSURING FARM SUBURBAN PROPERTIES AGAINST FIRE. WINDSTORM DAMAGE (606) 564-5089 214 Stanley Reed Court Maysville, KY 41056 JACOBS GROCERY AND COUNTRY HAM 735-2544 Route 3 oksville, KY 41004 73 FOOD STORE OUR PERSONAL TOUCH MAKES YOU “ IMPORTANT 735-2123 Miami Avenue Brooksville, KY 41004 FT AUTO PARTS Lincoln and Miami Streets Brooksville, KY 41004 735-3528 Automotive Parts and Acces DEAN'S PHARMACY AND THE COUNTRY LOFT Brooksville, KY 735-2322 COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY 205 S. Main Cross St. Flemingsburg, KY 41041 854-2101 Member FDfC FIRST NATIONAL BANK Carlisle, KY 40311 A FOUNDATION OF SECURITY SINCE 1901 DOWNARD TRUE VALUE HARDWARE PLUMBING AND HEATING Rt. 3 Brooksville, KY 41004 606-735-3147 BROOKSVILLE FURNITURE S T P.O. Box 5 Brooksville, KY 41004 735-2904 MAIN STREET FOOD MKT. INC. Fresh Fruits Vegetables and Meats Brooksville, KY 735-2908 McKENNEY'S CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR EDITH and SHAWNA McKFNNEY 735-235 Stree Brooksville. KY 41004 % MAYSLICK MARKET, INC. S' 63-682. MayslicKKY ' Box 21 Country Hams, Gas. Deli, Groceries _ _ LINCOLN 'Top o thc Hill uthlMaysville, KY 41056 IW)J64-3386 HARRISON FAMILY CLOTHING ARY WAYNE HAMILTON nents of 'S MEN'S Carlislt DEW DROP 1 Brooksville. K and Comp ERA :nb ck t. Sterlv -7328 HE ID Compliments of I E TANNING SALON Corlis Avenue Brooksville, KY 728-5912 735-2331 Call for Appointment 5 p.m.-lO p.m. BROOKSVILLE FARM SUPPLY Rt. 3 Brooksville, KY 41004 (606) 735-3326 Needs STATE NATIONAL BANK Maysville, KY Member FDIC MHARRISON MACHINE SHOP Fabricating, Repair Work, Welding R.R. 2 Cynthiana, KY 41031 Shop: (606) 234-4737 Home: (606) 234-106 Dealers — CHARLIE HOLL JOHNNY HORL Hiltop Ford — Lincoln — HOUSE OF BEAUTY HAIRDRESSER Bluegrass Center Maysville, KY 41056 (606) 564-6292 Sardis, KY (606) 763-6374 NANCY GIFFORD (Owner) Top U.S. 68 South, LERMAN'S Your Family Clothing Store Since 1919 104 East Pike Street Cynthiana, KY AND IMPLEMENTS CO. Sales Service Parts North Church Street Cynthiana, KY 41031 1 (800) 221-7482 — HUCKS FARM EQUIPMENT Washington, KY (606) 750-7139 New and Used dors CUMBERLAND FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK 101 East Second Street Box 647 Maysville, KY 41056 (606) 564-9073 GOOD LUCK! Seniors of '88 GENEVIE HOUCHENS 68 South 1567 U.S 7427 759- Compliments of CARLISLE DRUG INC. 126 East Main Street Carlisle, KY 289-2246 Compliments of STEWART'S GARAGE FEED MILL AND TRUE VALUE Mt. Olivet, KY %-A GOOD LUCK! Class of 1988 RIED AND VICE Mt. Olivet, KY 41064 724-5454 Compliments of TILTON'S KY FOOD STORE Mt. Olivet, KY 724-5915 WILSON TRACTOR 223 Main Street Augusta, KY Parts, Sales Service (606) 756-2177 GARRETT'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Quality and Service at Low Prices CarhsleSKY rfflEVV Compliments of THE HAIR STORE Styling for Guys and Girls Open: Mon.-Sat. (606) 234-5882 DEBBIE L. CURRANS Compliments of HORN'S FLORIST 1135 Walnut Street Cynthiana, KY 41031 234-5627 .SBa Compliments of BANK OF MAYSLICK May slick, KY 763-6157 Washington Branch Washington, KY 759-7166 ■'W a 1 MAYSLICK MILL Feed, Seed and [iy Fertilizer— Red Brand Fence 763-6602 f Oh MILLER LUMBER CO., INC. Second and Seminary Sts. Augusta, KY Quality and Service (606) 756-2151 Compliments °f L.A. STYLES Good Luck Class of 88! S Clopay PLASTICS PRODUCTS DIVISION Specialty Films Plant Surgical Products Plant Clopay Corporation KENTUCKY CENTRAL FINANCIAL SERVICES Retirement + Educational Plans Paving 11.5% Compound Interest IRA's Paying 9.3% Interest + Term Insurance Tax Deductible Business Financial Plans g With 51.5% Savings SHARON and ED LOWDENBACK, Regional Representatives 94 DEMING BOYS' AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. 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