Millersburg Military Institute - Sniper Yearbook (Millersburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

MILLERSBURG MILITARY INSTITUTE PRESENTS THE 1978 -79 SNIPER TABLE OF CONTENTS Ded ication Theme Administ rat ion Seniors Fa cu Ity Staff Underc lassmen Organizat ions Sport s Activities “The Way We Were Pot - Pourri Ad vert ise ment s 2 DEDI CATION The 1979 Sniper is dedicated to one of MMI's most distinguished sons of the Class of 1934, a trustee, graduation speaker on two occasions, generous benefactor and inspirational friend of the school throughout his lifetime - the late Arthur Wayne Plummer of West Point, Virginia. Mr. Plummer was instrumental in bringing the first female cadets to MMI in January 1977 culminating in the first female graduate and class valedictorian in this year's graduating class of 1979 - Juanita Margaret Tanner. Following graduation from MMI Mr. PIummer was the Cadet Colonel of the UK ROTC Regiment, served from 1941 to 1946 on Active Duty during World War II, and for over 20 years in the US Army Chemical Corps Reserves, retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel, USAR. He held a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Kentucky and a Master of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He served as Technical Director of the Chesapeake Corporation of Virginia located in West Point, Virginia. Mr. Plummer, the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Plummer and brother of Mrs. Karl Lusk of Millersburg was born and raised in Millersburg. Mrs. Arthur Wayne Plummer of West Point, Virginia, is currently filling Mr. Plummer's term of office as a trustee of MMI. On 19 May 1979 the MMI Library was formally dedicated by the Board of Trustees and assembled Alumni as the Arthur Wayne Plummer Memorial Library in recognition of Mr. Plummer's lifelong association both with MMI and with scholarship. It is with similar affection and recognition that the Staff and Faculty and Corps of Cadets dedicate this 1979 yearbook in his honor and memory. Memories, may be beautiful and yet, Misty, water-colored memories Of the way we were... So it’s the laughter, We will remember, Whenever we remember The way we were.” Barbra Streisand 5 Millersburg Military Institute MILLERS BURG, KENTUCKY 40348 To Our Graduates, Students, and Patrons: On behalf of the faculty, administration, and Board of Trustees, I would like to offer my sincerest congratulations and best wishes to the Graduating Class of 1979. Members of this class distinguished themselves in academics, athletics, military performance, and all- around good citizenship. I know they will continue this performance in their future endeavors. We wish them well. This past 86th MMI graduation marks a turning point in our school's philosophy. In the face of public education's increased emphasis on education geared to the average student, MMI has decided to limit its size and to channel its approach toward providing the highest possible quality of instruction, centered on small classes and individualized instruction, to a relatively few students who we feel can best respond to this approach. Rather than de-emphasizing the military portion of our curriculum, the opposite approach will be taken. Athletics for every student will continue to be the keystone of extra-curricular activities. Positive motivation and di scipI i ne wi I I be strengthened. In these days of mediocrity in all things, MMI will provide the best of educational programs for those students who want to participate in the unique programs we have to offer. All of us at MMI would like to thank you for your patronage and continued support. Rest assured that your school will continue to produce citizens who can and will contribute much to our Country and our wav of life. William R. Stamfer Cha i rman Board of Trustees ADMINISTRATION COLONEL ALVAN C. HADLEY, JR. President WILLIAM R. STAMLER, JR. Chairman Board of Trustees HAROLD R. LETTON, JR. Vice Chairman Board of Trustees 7 Jeffrey Alan Alloway Clearwater, Florida Richard Todd Young Louisville, Kentucky Joseph Michael Kuehnle Cincinnati, Ohio Mark Allen Dailey Louisville, Kentucky 8 Robert Marc Jack Columbus, Ohio David Scott Sloat Winchester, Kentucky Juanita Margaret Tanner Cynthiana, Kentucky Charles Scott Rowe Middletown, Ohio 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Duker Bogard- President, Willard Harris-Treasurer, Margaret Tanner-Secretary, Diego Almeida-Vice President, David Fox- Student Council Representative 10 11 Willard Lee Harris Grove City, Ohio David Charles Fox Cincinnati, Ohio 12 Camilo Alfonso Samayoa Guatemala, Guatemala Daryl Duker Bogard Danville, Kentucky Scott Thomas Charlesworth Lexington, Kentucky Photo not a va i lab I e Jeffrey Eugene Haber Middletown, Ohio Gregory Kennon Lemaster FAC LINDA LINVILLE Guidance Counselor CARY BARR Health Education '1 ANN C. TALBOTT Spanish CLIFFORD CLARK English ELLEN STAMLER Science CHARLES TANNER English, Science GEORGIETTA WEAVER Business Education JEFF WENDLING E1ementary BEVERLY JUDD Librarian 14 ULTY JOEL JUDD Mathemat i cs F. H. HALL English, German SFC NORRIS JONES Army Instructor SSG. ERWIN AKINS Army Instructor E. J. RICHIE English, French MAJ. JUNSO OGAWA Commandant 15 STAFF PATRICIA HOPKINS Secretary CAY PRUITT Assistant Military Property Custodian BEULAH WIGGINS Housemother VIRGINIA HADLEY SUE FEEBACK Business Manager Bookkeeper COOKS - Ruby Hunt, Cecile Lamb, Olive Kenney, Laura Fryman, Dora Barbee, Juanita Buckler, Ruby Dampier. MAINTENANCE - Wilbur Ritch John D. Ritchie,Leonard Howard 16 Underclassmen JUN Jeffrey W. Andrews Russell A. Clark Jay C. Dygert Timothy U Franklin Charles K. Harris Anthony D. Hill Mary F. Howard Alex L. Kesler Steven J. Kimmle Donna M„ Lukins David L. McGee Douglas McMullen JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-: Donn: Lukins - Student Council Representative; Allen Morris President; Ruby Osborne - Treasurer; Kelly Ritchie - S e cret ary 18 IORS Jeffrey T. May Allen 0. Morris A. Dale Osborne Ruby E. Osborne Anthony C. Ponsetto James B. Potts John 0. Range, II Jana L. Ritchie Kelly L. Ritchie C„ Christopher Rose Kenneth E„ Ward 19 SOPHOMORES Christopher J. Baldwin Dale M. Bolden Gerald R. Bryant Michael E. Burlingham Ivan A„ Espinoza Jeffrey A0 Freedman Thomas V. Kaufman Alonzo F„ Linner David P „ Messinger Roderic L„ Moore Mark X, Pain James L„ Spann SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Chris Tackett - Treasurer; Alonzo Linner - President; Rod Moore - Student Council Representative; Mark Pain - Vice President Jay A. Steele W. Christopher Tackett David Workman 20 FRESHMEN Mauricio B„ Bernot Hallud Do Brekken Daniel R„ Dampier David E, Daniels John R„ Davis, III Ronald W� Francis Dick Jo Frazier Eric B. Hal1iwe 11 Robert S„ Hardy Eugene J« Huffman Norma L, Hyatt Neil Jo Lemaster Joseph Bo McClain Theodore J. Staley Rob Ao Stein Ricky Swank FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Rob Stein - Student Council Representative; Danny Dampier - President; Norma Hyatt Vice President; Lester Washington - Secretary; Rick Swank - Treasurer. Lester Washington Gary L„ Welch EIGHTH Alfonso Barragan Bernot Mexico City, Mexico George Rice Coomer Danville, Kentucky Ronald Clay Dampier Millersburg, Kentucky William Scott Mason Alwyn Brooks Perry, Jr. Justine Renee Ritchie Cincinnati, Ohio Lexington, Kentucky Carlisle, Kentucky 22 GRADE Stephen Ray Estes Erlanger, Kentucky Timothy Joe Gibson Danville, Kentucky John Charles Huston Mi 1 lersburg, Kentucky Lisa Ann Ritchie Mi 11ersburg, Kentucky Robert David Shaw Louisville, Kentucky Gregory Michael Stewart Lexington, Kentucky 2J SEVENTH GRADE C. Scott C lark Shaun P. C lark Silas C. Cleaver, Shawn W. Combs Michael J, Dampier J„ Darryl Deaton Keith A, Denier Stephen E. Jonas James D„ Mastin Kelly C. Morgan Robert A. Reed Michael D„ Shaw 24 SIXTH GRADE Jeffrey C„ Brown Scott T, Burton Jon P« Limle James Mason Kevin P„ Meneghin Jo David Stratton Thomas E. Wagoner FIFTH GRADE Stephen T0 Gleis 25 With the falling of autumn leaves came the beginning of new classes. Old acquaintenances were renewed, new friends were made and memories of a great year were just beginning. MILLERSBUR MILITARY INSTITUTE Warmth began to spread across the land, touches of green appeared, and it seemed as if everything bloomed overnight. Little did we realize of the winter that lay ahead� .., but as everything else does, that long hard winter came to an end. The Military Ball and Commencement were topics of conversation and summer vacation was now a reality. Through it all we survived, and achieved yet another year of knowledge. 26 . w ii Organizations SOCCER CLUB RECREATIONAL SHOOTING RANGERS TABLE GA MES 29 GUITAR CLUB RIFLE TEAM COLLECTORS CLUB 30 STUDENT COUNCIL BATTALI ON ORGANIZATION 33 FRISBEE CLUB BAND RIFLE CLUB 34 Sports FOOTBALL 1978-79 Asst. Coach Charles Snapp, Tom Maresco, Dale Bolden, David Sloat, Alex Kesler, Chris Rose, Greg Lemaster, Joe Kuehnle, Jeff Alloway, Allen Morris, Coach Cary Barr, Hosea Bynum, Mark Pain, Diego Almeida, Scott Charlesworth, Willard Harris, David Fox, Jeff May, Tim Franklin, David Everson, Neil Lemaster, Jeff An drews, Ricky Swank, Ronnie Dampier, Danny Dampier, Jeff Freedman, Wade Rochester 56 Cadets Have Winning Season SCOREBOARD Record 4-3 KSD Jessamine Co. Fleming Co. Bath Co. Mason Co. Es ti11 Co. Lewis Co. MM I Opponent 7 1 4 8 1 4 1 3 1 2 22 28 1 5 14 32 6 20 1 6 37 CROSS COUNTRY Steve Jonas, Kelly Morgan, Shaun Clark, Scott Burton, Mike Shaw, Robert Reed, Greg Stewart, Tim Franklin, Rod Moore, Tony Hill, Alonzo Linner, Tommy Wagoner, David Shaw, David Sloat, Coach Jeff Wen dli ng SCOREBOARD Record 1-4 Meet 1 Georgetown 1 5 Mason Co. 58 MM I 68 Meet 2 MM I 27 Sayre 28 Meet 3 Nicholas Co. 33 Mason Co. 43 MM I 45 Meet 4 Tollesboro 28 Bourbon Co. 45 MM I 66 Mason Co. 90 Meet 5 Sayre 24 MM I 31 WRESTLING Hal Breklcen, Willard Harris, David Fox, Coach James Kent, Joe Kuehnle, Jeff Alloway, Shaun Clark, Keith Denier 38 VARSI TY CHEERLEADERS Mary Howard, Rose Mary Stamler, Justine Ritchie, Jana Ritchie, Lisa Ritchie, Willard Harris 39 MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL Scott Burton, Steve Jonas, Mike Shaw, David Stratton, Kelly Morgan, Coach Jeff Wendling, Mike Dampier, Tommy Wagoner, Mike Dampier, Greg Stewart, John Huston, David Shaw 40 First Annual Middle School Tournament 41 JUNIOR VARSI Mike uampier, Danny Dampier, Doug McMullen, Alex Kesler, Diego Almeida, Allen Morris, John Huston, Rick Swank, Jody McClain, Jeff Freedman, Ted Staley, Dale Bolden, Rod Moore, Tony Hill, Coach Jeff Wendling 42 4} MMI Hosts 37th rv 1979 DISTRICT TOURNEY PAIRINGS--BOYS MMI______MMI BYE PARIS PARIS BYE NICHOLAS HARRISON BCHS BCHS BYE 45 VARSITY Opponent 39 78 44 71 65 65 56 73 74 69 59 63 53 66 78 72 75 70 68 54 75 43 72 59 54 Back row - Coach Cary Barr, Joe Kuehnle, Alonzo Linner, Mark Pain, Alex Kesler, Asst. Coach Jeff Wendling, Ted Staley, Tom Maresco, Rod Moore, Douglas McMullen, Danny Dampier, Tim Franklin, Diego Almeida, Neil Lemaster, Ronnie Francis, Rusty Davis, Greg Lemaster, Jody McClain SCOREBOARD Record 5-20 MMI Augusta 45 Paris 32 Riverside Christian 66 Sayre 51 Sayre 46 Demi n g 42 Nicholas Co. 49 Western Anderson 40 St.Patrick 59 B u r g i n 58 Sayre 49 Willi amstown 81 Riverside 85 Berea 57 Richmond Model 49 KSD 57 Western Anderson 63 Wi 1 1 i a ms town 80 Berea 46 B u r g i n 5 3 St. Patrick 62 Demi ng 2 5 Ri chmond Model 68 Ni chol as Co . 41 Paris (District Tourn). 51 47 BASEBALL Jeff Andrews, Chris Rose, David Messinger, John Range, Tim Franklin, Camilo Samayoa, Ronnie Francis, Danny Dampier, Tony Hill, Jeff Freedman, Mike Dampier SCOREBOARD Record 8-11 MM I Oppo nen t Nicholas Co . 5 8 Paris 5 1 0 Buckhorn 3 6 Demi n g 5 6 Augus ta 6 5 B u r g i n 1 0 0 Burgi n 1 3 1 Demi ng 5 11 Nicholas Co. 2 4 Demi n g 12 2 Richmond Model 2 4 Mays vi11 e 5 9 Say re 1 6 0 Williams town 0 1 Willi ams town 7 3 Richmond Model 8 7 Bourbon Co. 1 9 1 1 Nicholas Co. C D i s t. Tourn) 6 1 1 48 TENNIS Mike Burl i ngham, Rose Mary Stamler, Scott Burton, Steve Jonas, Mike Shaw, Robert Reed, Shaun Clark, Alfonso Bernot, Kelly Morgan, Mauricio Bernot, David Stratton, Tommy Wagoner, David Shaw, Alex Kesler, John Huston, Greg Stewart, Ivan Espinoza, Coach F. H. Hall, Jana Ritchie, Diego Almeida, Jody McClain, Doug McMullen, Mike Dampier, David Fox, Mark Dailey, Charles Harris SCOREBOARD Record 2-2 Demi n g M ay s v i 11 e Paris Mays vi11e MM I Opponent 9 1 2 8 8 5 3 8 49 BANQUETS I II ■ a pretty good team in a le of years.” Hosea Inal Bynum, covont h senior ar A' ---B9U ll l pti ie members of tl try team were: so y Bryant, sop izo Linner, senior aster, sophomore MMI has a happy homecomim JIIUI1IWIX . • Mm Mm % Greg Morse’'. ) 3) iviors ,' p V®?- Cl si no scored n bis tearft on outs Ted • in -«e, rf '« loose '„'n8tr°w“6ame y - t g .rt the %-k almost asS� ' s =iiVaeiot«% MSiaV ’ % an� . pavo iU n stOVm K the vvcwt, • cted by ® ?ranCA= 5 ? n. official O « S « 'S'- sOove W . _ of a ' I — . +1 ;ed W, orizes awarded at the half of th .ootball game The football game was the mos exciting of the five played by MM so far this year. MMI led Maso County at half time 3-0 as a resu of a 32-yard field goal by Dieg Almeida. Mason County the scored on a five-yard run. MMI Tom Maresco broke loose for a 5! ■ard touchdown run. two:point conversion failec •’nty held MMI on fou ■vil line and score ' !ng the score -II U IU ' tv (oilowe- to 00 tsA At th Pi drive the :o° SPO 5 ? C ?• CO 2?’E v _ 8 g — - 3 •-.- oc = c£s-=S' c £ - E — = sx3So — Qpw«ra a 5-foot-10- _..u will definitely be team leader on the court, the other guard will be 5- foot-10-inch, sophomore, Maresco. This will be his first year to start for MMI, but Barr said. “With a ' V experience Q S tr C to x a deFrld e 8. t- failed, Ma. w M regroupe and marched u. ...e end zone o end around pitch out puttin coat tfc Cb t e 9'°S, _ — he'll be a naiur h 3 ec ,a: I .,e rs .tore Dale ct good thing: O — J W . vJ 5=i si pF U = , AW e ' H - a v 0 o% He’s quick and smc £ J=£ '' has really coached $«£; the fundamentals.' 0 c g 8 5 2Lf -cCl .whe „aV t yc- 'urn „ee s°e e nOt e ves Aft ! e utr tea s touud peg, fWsl met bet' opeaerouuvV � w- 1% Mason County on top 14-9. The extra point attempt failed With 3:22 left in the fourth quarte the Cadet’s Tim Franklin caught pass from quarterback Jeff Ma and ran the ball 65 yards for th final touchdown of the gam leaving MMI on top 15-14. Following the football game th —11■■■ — «Ill will .1 TlMB.nn MMI wins doubleheader a 2. £ C. X - X 1 V3 S X DC’ s- jz CL- 2 '£ - jE - a = o £ £ c 5 S 2 -2 Stf - ... ,C. me team will aUlllltM WlM mprised of many young rs. Only one of the 12 v team members is a , and he is 6-foot-2-inch ird Joe Kuehnle. He is Ohio and Barr said, “He score a lot, but he is real i on defense, and he really to the boards ehnle is not a returning rman bin he will start at forward spot.' The seven ning lettermen are Tim lklm. Tom Maresco. Mark i. Rod Moore, Alonzo Lin- Alex Kesier, and Diego eida. „ •anklin lives in Millersburg, as well as starring on the IhMl team, has lettered for MILLERSBURG-The The tallest playeMillersburg Military w a, i team is 6-fooInstitute Cadets won both M - : sophomore center if their games Wed- may be young, but nesday in a double- than his share olheader against Burgin. because he has 1 In the first game, the since he was in the Cadets held Burgin Barr showed conf scoreless, downing them big center when 1° ,° • . Tim long as he’s in the . Franklin pitched tor competitive. He li MMI allowing only on- tT ball and score. He hlt and strikmfl.--co D a May, Tony Hill and Fanklin had two hits each for a learn total of 13 hits. The Cadets are now 34 on the season, having won their last three games. They are £-0 in the Bluegrass cnnf- Coae at d Y he ceboW ,uds lot of enthusiasm. . ' ece - s� 'd 6’V vjas -Ung Leam Jias made in their last few games. “Pit ching is our strong point, but we need more work on our defense,” he said Francis is the team ’ ‘ing batter with a .583 petge. Franklin has out 57 batters this and driven in four home runs. The remainder ltJre® hlts at 0rd°re Ktpr is eomDris I 3! durin wee one roster is compris “ ”mc,UUI ,‘ , lWP nnnADe inch, freshman game Franldr tf0ved Vbe Stalev. 6-foot-3-in £,lts 311Four u ‘.p aVcr ''Lrence ivtqt-w r Franklin also hi erence_ ron eT' forward. Mark F inch, junior McMullen. gu run home in lft pe asS ■_ inning. MMI had sophomore guard „f’rst game f. , vS cur ni t’o'Rich- w nna .ft¥, P el_and 5941 -The Miller- litary Cadets h of their 1 games, mond Model, th Patriots having lyeate MMI earlier in th year by 24 points. ‘‘They’ve (Rich| mond) have MMI Cauets hold on on a re; iltt Activities happiness annual is... parade through HOMEC 19 Mi I ler sburg Happiness is... Ruby Osborne, Homecoming Queen Homecoming Princess - Justine Ritchie, Queen - Ruby Osborne 54 OMING 78 HAPPINESS is... beating Mason County 15-14 55 VETERANS DAY 56 1 57 AVIAI I 1VU3Q3J TVnNNV 60 Frontier Mortician DRA MA CLUB PRESENTS TWO PLAYS “FRONTIER MORTICIAN” Trigger Mortis... Sam Alamode....... Pie Alamode....... Arnie R. Square.. Joe Silver........ Anno un cers...... Alex Kes1er Willard Harris Jana Ritchie David S1 oat Charies Harri s Marc Jack Margaret Tanner Stage Crew........ Chris Baldwin, David Shaw Directors ......... Cay Pruitt, Jeff Wendling MOTHER'S DAY 1979 Narrator.........................David Sloat First Graders and Mothers.......Steve Gleis, Donna Lukins, David Stratton, Jana Ritchie Black Eye.......................Robert Reed, Margaret Tanner Go Ask Your Moth er Father.......Shaun Clark, Duker Bogard, Jana Ritchie Camp Out.........................David Stratton, Jon Limle, Scott Burton, Shaun Clark, Robert Reed, Steve Gleis, David Sloat Telephone Conversation...........David Shaw, Donna Lukins, Davi d Fox Teenage Girl On Telephone.........Jana Ritchie, Donna Lukins Grades...........................David Sloat, Duker Bogard, Jana Ritchie Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home.Mary Howard, Donna Lukins, David Fox The First Date...................Ethel Shoelace - Mary Howard Chuck Roast - Grif Geiss Mr. Mrs Tyrone Shoelace - Donna Lukins, David Fox Mr. Mrs. Beef Roast - Margaret Tanner, Willard Harris Movie Ticket Taker - David Sloat Wreck Victim - Duker Bogard Nurse - Jana Ritchie Engagement........................Mary Howard, Gri f Geiss Proud Parents and Grandparents. .Margaret Tanner, Willard Harris, Mary Howard, Grif Geiss, Donna Lukins, David Fox MOTHER’S DAY PARADE Dedication of Arthur Wayne Plummer Memorial Library FINAL PARADE Congressman Larry J. Hopkins 86th Commencement Speaker BACCALAUREATE AND GRADUATION PROGRAM 11:00 a.m. ♦Processional — Miss Patricia Hopkins ‘ ‘ Pomp and Circumstance ’ ’ Sir Edward Elgar ♦Invocation The Reverend Charles Tanner Sermonette — The Reverend Charles Tanner “Where Do We Go From Here?” Musical Selection “Let There Be Peace on Earth” Valedictory Address Introduction of Speaker Graduation Address “Your Role in Meeting the Challenges of the 80s” Presentation of Academic Awards - MMI Choir, Mr. James Kent Sy Miller and Jill Jackson Valedictorian Col. Alvan C. Hadley, Jr. The Hon. Larry J. Hopkins Presentation of Diplomas ♦Benediction ♦Recessional LTC. F. H. Hall, Assistant Headmaster Mr. Jeff Wendling Col. Alvan C. Hadley, Jr. The Hon. Larry J. Hopkins The Reverend Charles Tanner Miss Patricia Hopkins ♦Audience please stand DECORATIONS AND AWARDS ACADEMIC AWARDS High School Valedictorian Award Salutatori an Award Senior Achievement Award Junior Achievement Award Sophomore Achievement Award Freshman Achievement Award Mark A. Dailey J. Margaret Tanner Ma rk A. Dai 1ey Charles K. Harris David P. Messinger Daniel R. Dampier Eastern Kentucky University Achievement Award Eastern Kentucky University Math and Science Award I Dare You Leadership Award David C. Fox Alex L.. Kesler, Jana L. Ritchie J. Margaret Tanner ENGLISH AWARDS: Overall English Award - Margaret Tanner; English I - Danny Dampier; English II - Alex Kesler; English III - Chris Rose; English IV - Mark Dailey; Literature - Jody McClain; Journalism - Alex Kesler; Dramatics - David Sloat; Oratory - Charles Harris. FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS: German I - Danny Dampier; German II - Alex Kesler; Spanish -Mark Dailey. ART AWARD: Scott Rowe. MATHEMATICS AWARDS: Algebra I - Danny Dampier; Algebra II - Ruby Osborne; Geometry - Alex Kesler; Math IV - Allen Morris. SCIENCE AWARDS: Health and Physical Education - Danny Dampier; Physical Fitness: Jeff Freedman, Jerry Bryant; General Science t Jody McClain; Biology - Charles Harris; Physical Science - Jeff May; Physics - Allen Morris. SOCIAL STUDIES AWARDS: US History - Chris Rose, Camilo Samayoa; World History - David Messinger. BUSINESS AWARDS: Business - Danny Dampier; Shorthand - Donna Lukins. ANNUAL DEAN'S LIST: Danny Dampier. ANNUAL HONOR ROLL: David Fox, Greg Lemaster, Jody McClain, Alex Kesler, Allen Morris, James Potts, Charles Harris, Scott Chariesworth, Mark Dailey, Willard Harris, Margaret Tanner, Chris Rose. STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS: Duker Bogard, David Fox, Donna Lukins, Allen Morris, Rod Moore, Alonzo Linner, Danny Dampier. 72 Middle School Eighth Grade Achievement Award Ronnie Dampier, John Huston Seventh Grade Achievement Award Rose Mary Stamier Sixth Grade Achievement Award Tommy Wagoner, David Stratton ENGLISH AWARDS: Fifth and Sixth Grade - Tommy Wagoner Seventh Grade - Rose Mary Stamier Eighth Grade - John Huston SPELLING AWARDS: Mid-Term - Greg- Stewart 1st Place- Mike Dampier 2nd Place- Ronnie Dampier PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Sixth Grade - Tommy Wagoner Seventh Grade-Mike Dampier Eighth Grade- David Shaw SOCIAL STUDIES: Sixth Grade - Tommy Wagoner, David Stratton Kentucky History - Rose Mary Stamier MATHEMATICS: Sixth Grade - David Stratton Seventh Grade-Rose Mary Stamier E i g h t h Grade- Ronnie Dampier SCIENCE : 0 ve ral1 Middle School - Rose Mary Stamier READING : 0 ve ra11 Middle School - Rose Mary Stamler ART: 0 ve ra1 1 Mi ddle School - Greg Stewart 73 MILITARY AWARDS High School LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT SERVICE RIBBON: Willard L. Harris, Daryl D. Bogard, Jeffrey A. Alloway, Richard T. Young, David C. Fox, Juanita M. Tanner, Charles K. Harris, Alex L. Kesler, Timothy L. Franklin, Paul G. Geiss, Jeffrey T. May-, Donna M. Lukins, Jana L. Ritchie, Roderic L. Moore, Ruby E. Osborne, Russell A. Clark, Mary F. Howard, Joseph M. Kuehnle, Kelly L. Ritchie, Alonzo F. Linner, Robert M. Jack, Charles S. Rowe, Kenneth E. Ward, Diego J. Almeida, Mark A. Dailey, Camilo A. Samayoa, David S. Sloat, William C. Tackett, Allen 0. Morris, Mark X. Pain, Aaron D. Osborne, James B. Potts, Richard E. Swank, David E. Daniels, Theodore J. Staley, John R. Davis, Lester B. Washington, Anthony D. Hill, Jay A. Steele, Gerald R. Bryant, Daniel R. Dampier, Christopher J. Baldwin, Joseph B. McClain, Charles C. Rose, Mauricio B. Bernot, Norma L. Hyatt, Jeffrey W. Andrews, Michael E. Burlingham, Neil J. Lemaster, Dale M. Bolden, Eric B. Halliwell, Douglas McMullen, Jeffrey A. Freedman, Eugene J. Huffman, Thomas V. Kaufman, Robert A. Stein, Hallud D. Brekken, Ivan F. Espinoza, Jay A. Dygert, Ronald W. Francis, Dick J. Frazier, David P. Messinger. COLOR GUARD RIBBON: Roderic Moore, Ronald Dampier, Anthony Hill, Gregory Stewart, Richard Swank. DRILL TEAM RIBBON; Gregory Stewart, Richard Swank. ADVENTURE TRAINING RIBBON: Camilo Samayoa, Griffin Geiss, Christopher Tackett, Eric Halliwell, David Workman, Lester Washington. RIFLE TEAM RIBBON: Diego Almeida, Camilo Samayoa, David Sloat, Christopher Tackett, Mark Pain, Jeffrey Alloway, Marc Jack. STUDENT GOVERNMENT RIBBON: David Fox, Willard Harris, Margaret Tanner, Diego Almeida, Daryl D. Bogard, Christopher Tackett, Donna Lukins, Allen Morris, Rod Moore, Ruby Osborne, Daniel Dampier, Kelly Ritchie, Norma Hyatt, Richard Swank, Alonzo Linner, Lester Washington. PHYSICAL FITNESS RIBBON: Willard Harris, Griffin Geiss, Daniel Dampier, Richard Swank, Hallud Brekken, Neil Lemaster, Theodore Staley, Gerald Bryant, John Davis, Jeffrey Freedman, Robert Hardy, Eugene Huffman, Thomas Kaufman. VARSITY ATHLETIC RIBBONS: David Fox, Willard Harris, Diego Almeida, Mark Dailey, Charles Harris, Alex Kesler, Timothy Franklin, Camilo Samayoa, Jeffrey May, Jana Ritchie, David Sloat, Allen Morris, Roderic Moore, Christopher Baldwin, Daniel Dampier, Anthony Hill, Mark Pain, Christopher Rose, Jeffrey Alloway, Mauricio Bernot, Joseph McClain, Richard Swank, Jeffrey Andrews, Neil Lemaster, Theodore Staley, Jay Dygert, Alonzo Linner, Dale Bolden, Ronald Francis, Jeffrey Freedman, Douglas McMullen, David Messinger, Gerald Bryant. 74 GOOD CONDUCT RIBBON; David Fox, Margaret Tanner, Diego Almeida, War’ll Dailey, Charles Harris, Alex Kesler, Camilo Samayoa, Timothy Franklin, Griffin Geiss, Jana Ritchie, Donna Lukins, Mary Howard, Roderic Moore, Ruby Osborne, Kelly Ritchie, Daniel Dampier, Anthony Hill, Christopher Rose, Dale Osborne, Michael Burlingham, Norma Hyatt, Neil Lemaster, David McGee, David Workman. PERFECT ATTENDANCE RIBBON : David Fox, Duker Bogard, Willard Harris, Mark Dailey, Alex Kesler, Eric Halliwell, David Workman, Ivan Espinoza, Lester Washington, Camilo Samayoa, Roderic Moore, Daniel Dampier, Mauricio Bernot, James Potts. PERSONAL APPEARANCE RIBBON: Duker Bogard, Margaret Tanner, Diego Almeida, Mark Dailey, Charles Harris, Alex Kesler, Timothy Franklin, Camilo Samayoa, Donna Lukins, Kelly Ritchie, Christopher Baldwin, Russell Clark, Daniel Dampier, Christopher Rose, Mauricio Bernot, David Workman, Thomas Kaufman, Richard Young. ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT WREATH: Leadership Development I - Charles Christopher Rose, D a v i d i Messi nger; LD II - Diego J. Almeida, Mark A. Dailey; LD III - David C. Fox, Charles K. Harris; LD IV - Willard L. Harris. SENIOR ARMY INSTRUCTOR LEADERSHIP RIBBON; LD I - Mauricio Bernot; LD II - Diego Almeida; LD III - Alex Kesler; LD IV - Duker Bogard. PROFICIENCY RIBBON: David Fox, Margaret Tanner, Diego Almeida, Alex Kes1er. ADVENTURE TRAINING RIBBON; Hallud Brekken. CHEERLEADER RIBBON; Willard Harris, Jana Ritchie, Donna Lukins, Mary Howard, Ruby Osborne, Kelly Ritchie, Norma Hyatt. ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY ROTC AWARD: Alex L. Kesler. ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY MILITARY HISTORY AWARD: Richard T. Yo un g. MILITARY ORDER OF THE WORLD WARS AWARD: Alex L. Kesler. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD: J. Margaret Tanner AMERICAN LEGION AWARD: Diego J. Almeida. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD FOR SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE: Charles K. Harris. NATIONAL SOJOURNERS AWARD: Jeffrey T. May. RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES AWARD; Outstanding Senior - Willard L. Harris; Outstanding Junior - Timothy L. Franklin. MILLERSBURG ROTARY CLUB CITIZENSHIP AWARD: Mark A. Dailey, Gregory M. Stewart COMMENDATION RIBBON: Mark A. Dailey, Gregory M. Stewart SUPERIOR CADET AWARD: LD I - Daniel R. Dampier; LD II - Mark A. Dailey; LD III - David C. Fox; LD IV - D. Duker Bogard. ASSOCIATION OF MILITARY COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS OF THE UNITED STATES AWARD: Jana L. Ritchie COMMENDATION RIBBON (Reserve Officers Association of the US Award): Ti mo thy L. Fran kli n . ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE RIBBON: LD I - Daniel R. Dampier; LD II - Mark A. Dailey; LD III - Charles K. Harris; LD IV - Willard L. Harris. 75 DISTINGUISHED CADET AWARD FOR SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE: Allen 0. Morris INDIVIDUAL DRILL DOWN RIBBON: Senior School - R. Marc Jack; Middle School - Robert A. Reed. BEST DRILLED SQUAD; P. Griffin Geiss, John R. Davis, David P. Messinger, Eugene J. Huffman, Lester B. Washington. Middle School PHYSICAL FITNESS RIBBON: Robert D. Shaw, Stephen E. Jonas, James D. Mastin, Thomas F. Wagoner, Michael J. Dampier, James D. Stratton, Jon P. Limle, Alfonso B. Bernot. ADVENTURE TRAINING RIBBON: George Coomer, Stephen Estes. VARSITY ATHLETIC RIBBON: R. David Shaw, Ronald C. Dampier, Gregory M. Stewart. GOOD CONDUCT RIBBON: R. David Shaw, Justine R. Ritchie, Ronald C. Dampier, Gregory M. Stewart, George R. Coomer. PERFECT ATTENDANCE RIBBON: R. David Shaw, Ronald C. Dampier, Gregory M. Stewart, George R. Coomer, Stephen R. Estes, Timothy J. Gibson. PERSONAL APPEARANCE RIBBON: Robert D. Shaw, Ronald C. Dampier, Gregory M. Stewart, Alwyn B. Perry. PROFICIENCY RIBBON; R. David Shaw, Gregory M. Stewart. CHEERLEADER RIBBON; Justine R. Ritchie, Rose Mary Stamler, Lisa Ritchie. BEST DRILLED SQUAD-DRILL COMPETITION: R. David Shaw, Michael D. Shaw, Kelly C. Morgan, Shaun P. Clark, Keith A. Denier, Robert A. Reed. MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARD: Michael D. Shaw, Rose Mary Stamler, Thomas F. Wagoner, Ronald C. Dampier, James D. Mastin, Shaun W. Combs, Michael J. Dampier, Keith A. Denier, James David Stratton. MASTER OF PHYSICAL FITNESS RIBBON: R. David Shaw. ATHLETIC AWARDS FOOTBALL AWARDS: Senior Awards - Willard Harris, Scott Charlesworth, Diego Almeida, Jeff Alloway, David Fox, David Sloat. Best Defensive Lineman - Willard Harris Best Offensive Back - Tim Franklin, Allen Mo r ri s Best Defensive Back - Jeff May 110% Award - Scott Charlesworth Most Improved Player - Mark Pain CHEERLEADING AWARDS: Leadership Award - Jana Ritchie Super Spirit Award - Mary Howard Senior Cheerleading Award - Willard Harris 76 BASKETBALL AWARDS: Best Field Goal Percentage - Alonzo Li nner Best Free Throw Percentage - Tim Franklin Most Rebounds - Alonzo Linner Most Improved Player - Ted Staley Leadership Award - Alex Kesler Sportsmanship Award - Diego Almeida 110% Award - Ronnie Francis Best Defensive Award - Dale Bolden Al1 - Conference Plaque - Alonzo Linner Middle School Most Improved Player - David Shaw Sportsmanship Award - Kelly Morgan 110% Award - Scott Clark WRESTLING AWARDS: Outstanding Wrestlers - Jeff Alloway, Willard Harris BASEBALL AWARDS: Best Defensive Award - Jeff May Best Pitching Award - Tim Franklin Mr. Hustle Award - Willard Harris Highest Batting Average - Ronnie Francis Most Improved Player - Allen Morris Special Award - Mike Dampier Senior Awards - Willard Harris, Camilo Samayoa TENNIS AWARDS: Most Valuable Player - Jana Ritchie Team Spirit Award - Alex Kesler Most Improved Player - Senior School - Diego Almeida; Middle School - Davi d Stratton Middle School Tournament Winner - Mike Shaw BEST ALL-AROUND ATHLETES: Tim Franklin, Jana Ritchie 77 The way we were 1 . Mark. Dailey 2. Jeff May 3. Mary Howard 4. Margaret Tanner 5. Jeff Freedman 6. Davi d Fox 7. Donna Lukins 8. Dick Frazier 9. Rose Mary Stamler 10. Charles Harris 11. Todd Young 12. Jay Dygert 13. Jeff Andrews 14. Duker Bogard 15. Jeff May 16. Rusty Clark 17. George Coomer 18. Jody McClain 19. David Messinger 20. Jana Ritchie THE W.R. STAMLER CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF MINING AND MATERIALS HANDLING MACHINERY A good company always looking for good people.. .an equal opportunity employer m f. DEPOSIT BANK OF CARLISLE ESTABLISHED 1866 OUR SECOND CENTURY OF DEPENDABLE AND DIGNIFIED SERVICE Phone 289-2205 FDIC Each Depositor Insured To $40,000 Wadoner Wilson, Inc. 138 SOUTH BROADWAY - P. O. BOX 309 CARLISLE, KENTUCKY 4031 1 - 606-289-7101 Hi hwavj Specially CcmtracVors «m Blue Brass Industries, Inc. “OUR 31st YEAR” GOOD WORKMANSHIP IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT Carlisle, Mt. Sterling, Paris Cynthiana, Maysville, Kentucky Merelbeke, Belgium and Carleton Place, Canada YOUR COMPLETE BANKING CENTER FULL SERVICE SATURDAY BANKING FDM CARLISLE MOOREFIELD 289-2251 289-2320 THE HOPEWELL COMPANY, INC. General Insurance 9th and Main Streets Paris, Kentucky Call Joe McClain Specializing in Coverage Paris 987-2347 for the Farmer-Horseman Lexington 254-2431 Mallinckrodt ’ Ti|ir'ir.......... ||-ir' i Paris. Kentucky Production Distribution Center 84 Compliments Of PARIS STOCKYARDS INC. COMPLIMENTS OF DURA CORPORATION PARIS DIVISION PARIS, KENTUCKY Paris, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF: PEOPLES DEPOSIT TOBACCO SEED BANK AND TRUST PARIS, KENTUCKY CLAY’S SEED, INC. BOX 27 CARLISLE, KENTUCKY 40311 PHONE 606-289-5554 “IT PAYS TO GROW CLAY’S” 8J BROWN EPPERSON CO. THE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY LUMBER HARDWARE . BUILDING MATERIALS OF PARIS PARIS, KENTUCKY 40361 HENRY WYATT, MGR. (Bus.) 987-6779 (Home) 987-6460 141 West 19th St. Paris, Ky. 40361 Phone: 987-2910 J.C. PENNY BEN FRANKLIN 610 Main Street FAMILY CENTER Paris, Kentucky Phone 987 — 3275 STORE HOURS Normandy Place Shopping Center Lexington Road 8 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. Monday thru Thursday PARIS, KENTUCKY 9 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. Friday 9 A.M. — 6:00 P.M. Saturday HOURS: 9-9 Mon thru Sat 12—6 Sundays 86 AAILLERSBURG COAL AND LUMBER COMPANY FARMERS EXCHANGE BANK MILLERSBURG, KENTUCKY MILLERSBURG, KENTUCKY Millersburg Market CLAIBORNE FARMS Your Kentucky Food Store Quality Meats - Groceries- Frozen Food PARIS, KENTUCKY Millersburg, Kentucky 484-3966 . MILLERSBURG INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 484—2181 MILERSBURG, KENTUCKY RANKIN HARDWARE AND SUPPLY PERRY and DERRICK PAINT Millersburg, Kentucky SPARKS AND RIGGS DENTAL OFFICE 110 Locust Street Carlisle, Kentucky 40311 SIMS' Jewelry Shop 103 MAIN STREET PHONE 289-7270 CARLISLE. KENTUCKY 40311 BUTLER INSURANCE AGENCY 484 - 3484 MILLERSBURG KENTUCKY RELIA8LE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE inlam Phone 289-5122 289-2274 V 116 Main St. • Carlisle, Ky. Carlisle, Kentucky SOUTHERN STATES CARLISLE COOPERATIVE, E. MAIN STREET INC. PHONE: 289-7166 CARLISLE, KENTUCKY 40311 Complete home furnishings, G.E. appliances, sales and service Phone 289-2308 Carli s1e , Kentucky 88 Blue Crass Federal SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION POST OFFICE BOX 2B5 600 HIGH STREET PARIS, KENTUCKY 40361 ESLE C W Key Food Market Owners,: - ••Bill Werner ft O “Lefty Caswell MON WED 8AM 7PM TH-FRI 8AM-8PM SAT 8AM-7:30 PM 35 S. Main Cynthiana, Ky. INCORPORATED Completo Line of: GROCERIES—SUPPLIES Dairy Products • Fruits • Frozen Food Vegetables We Specialize In Custom Cut Meats Haney Hams WE HONOR FOOD STAMPS 234-6005 AUTOM (606) 484-3323 flRLISLE RnuFflCTURinG compflnY SK: AUTOMATIC AND HAND SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS Carlisle, Kentucky (40311) Jke 76eiitage tyjticjue GIFTS AND DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES HELEN 8 RUTLEDGE Owner ROUTE I CARLISLE. KY 40311 Jerry's (T33) Foodllner 0.0 � Yi 365 EAST MAIN STREET CARLISLE. KY. 40311 Compliments of MR. MRS. BILLY G. 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McConnell - Bill T. McConnell W. T. McConnell, Sr. 10th and Main Street Pari s , Kentucky Paris, Kentucky 987—3212 Lexington, Kentucky 252—2018 Land capping - House Plants - Taees - Shrubs LAW’S BLUE STAR GARDEN CENTER One Mile North of Millersburg on US 68 Millersburg, KY 40348 Phone 606-484-2142 Charles and Sarah Law COMPL IME NTS OF DUNCAN ELECTRIC Carlisle, Kentucky 289 2539 PFEIFER’S SHOES Paris, Kentucky Quality Shoes for the Entire Family GREETINGS FROM THE STAFF AND FACULTY MILLERSBURG MILITARY INSTITUTE MILLERSBURG, KENTUCKY 91 SNAPP'S Chevron standard STATION TIRES • BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES MAIN SYCAMORE CARLISLE, KY. PH. 289-9110 DEE JAY AUTO PARTS, INC. PHONE (606) 289-2209 P.O. 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