Millersburg Military Institute - Sniper Yearbook (Millersburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

Millersburg Military Institute SCHOOL SONG J- i L, 7 4 I i 0 f 0 oy Jr • , • L . I t? d f M-M-I our in-spira- tion, wisdoms shrine so dear; 1 L JiL, % 1r W t w • j j i 1 .. a - J W 0 . Loyal sons of deep de-vo-tion. Bring thee praise sin - cere. Ct XJa i LJLJi jlA 4 . i c y w ♦ 1 1 — © d . Dear old M - M I we love thee « , loud wa praise thy name; y id. 1— K L - I „ J n T7I • I LI u • W_0 May thy sterling pre-par- a- tion, lead us on to fane. Verses: On the fields on contest playing, Neath the blue and gold; or in pleasant halls of learning Thou our lives doth mold. Send us forth dear Alma Mater, Steady tried and true; May our love for thee ne'er falter, All life's journey throuqh. 1893 1898 1920 1920 1921 1923 1931 1944 1948 1976 1977 1979 1983 1927 know M M I ... Col. and Mrs. C.M. Best founded Millersburg Training School in buildings of Kentucky Wesleyan College. Became Millersburg Military Institute with the motto Right Training is Better than Riches . Col. Best sold property to Bourbon County Board of Education. Seven citizens formed a stock company to continue MMI and bought Forest Hill home of Sanford Allen built in 1851. Moffet Flail erected as dormitoty and armory. Rankin Hall erected as classrooms, study hall and dormitory. MMI Board bought Millersburg Female College and established MMI Junior School. MMI became non-profit with perpetual charter. Board installed United States 55 C Reserve Officers Training Corps. Designated Honor School several years. 15 April Govenor Carroll proclaimed MMI Day. MMI went co-educational for day students in January. MMI Junior School property sold. 90th year of operation. State Basketball Champions. Has had outstanding records in all sports and activities. MMI has had eight superintendants during its 90 years of operation, several alumni graduates of all service academies and alumni outstanding in various fields of endeavor, i.e. law, medicine, science, business education and government. Gymnasium 3 Dining Hall Rankin Hall - Classroom Building Miller Hall - Dormitory Moffett Hall President's Home DEDICATION The Paul K. Wages Family To: Good friends and a wonderful teacher GOOD LUCK and HAPPINESS From: M.M.I. Corps of Cadets P.S. Sarge, Award yourself “the satisfaction of a job well done”. s E N I O R S Front row: Back row: Christopher, Faulkinbury, Shaw, Danpier, Carse, Smith, Huheey, Miller Daniels, Westbrook, Ritchie, Dotson, Davis, Seals, Davis RON DAMPIER “Redneck, 5 years Millcrsburg, KY Basketball 5, Football 2. Baseball 2, Cross Country 1, Tennis 1, Horseback 2 Clubs: Fishing 1, Collectors 1, Ping Pong 1, Yearbook 3 LTC. Battalion Commander Who’s Who 2, National Honor Society 3. Superior Cadet 4. Distinguished High School Student Academic Achievement DAVID SHAW Wolfcn, 7 years Louisville. KY Soccer 3. Cross Country 6. Track 1. Basketball 7. Tennis 3 Student Council 5. Drama 2. Band 3 MAJ. Battalion XO. DAR. English II, Cadet of the Year 3. Master of Physical Fitness. Junior National Honor Society. Who’s Who, freshman Achievement, Annual Honor Roll 3 VAN DAVIS “Smooth, 2 years Lexington. KY Basketball 2, Cross Country 2. Track 1. Student Council 1. 2 LT, Pit Leader DAR. All-State Honorable Mention, All Bluegrass Conference, All-Tenth Region. Honor Roll Kentucky High School Athletic Honor Roll MIKE FAULKINBURY “Faulk.” 2 years Dayton. Ohio Football 1. Cross Country 2, Basketball 2 PFC, Squad Member National Honor Society. Distinquished High School Student JOHN HUHEEY 3 years, St. Louis, MO Soccer 3, Baseball 1, Golf 2, Cross Country 1, Football I Student Council 2, National Honor Society 3 MAJ, S-3 French Award, Algebra. Academic Achievement Scholarship. Best Individual Drill, Best Platoon CHRIS FREEMAN 3 years, Cincinnati. Ohio Soccer 2, Rifle Team 2 President of Junior Class, Strategy Club 1. LTC, Platoon Leader Reading Award. Expert 3 JOHN DAVIS Rus,” 5 years Export, PA Football 3, Football Mgr. 1, Basketball Mgr 1 Soccer Club 2, Ping Pong I, Weightlifting 1, Frisbce 2, Table games 1, Drama I, Horseback 1 SFC, Platoon Sergeant Social Studies Award, Academic Achievement, Academic Excellence DON MILLER “Spot,” 2 years Cincinnati, Ohio Soccer 2, Horseback 1, Swimming 1, Cross Country 1 Dungeons and Dragons 1, Band I, Drill Team 2 SSG, PSNCO Highest Grade Geometry, Rrrsonal Appearance, Good Conduct, Honor Roll JUSTINE RITCHIE 6 years. Millersburg, KY Rifle Team 2. Cheerleader 2, Basketball 2, Cross Country I STudcnt Council 2, Ping Pong 2. Tennis I, Drama 1, Table GAmes 1 Arts and Crafts 1 MAJ, Deputy Battalion Commander Business Law Award, Academic Achievement, French I, Assoc, of Military Colleges and Schools of the US DAVID CARSE “Blizzard, 3 years Springfield, Ohio Goss Country 1, Rifle Team 3. CPT, A Company Commander Goss Country 75 mile award, Rifiery Expert, 5th MSU Rifle Trophy KIRKE SEALS “Capt. Kirke”, 1 year Lexington. KY Horsebackriding I CPL STEVE SMITH “Tab, 4 years Owensboro, KY Soccer 3, Football 1, Cross Country 3. Track 1, Basketball 1, Swimming 1 Table Games 1, Rugby 1 2LT Band Commander Who’s Who 1. Music 3, Distinguished H.gh School Student I KEN DANIELS 1 year, Frankfort, KY CPL M.M.I. our inspiration, wisdoms shrine so dear; Loyal sons of deep devotion, bring thee praise sincere. Dear old M.M.I. we love thee, loud we praise thy name; May thy sterling preparation, lead us on to fame. 9 10 KENNETH EUBANK DANIELS JOHN RANSFORD DAVIS III VAN MYLES DAVIS MICHAEL WAYNE FAULKINBUEY CHRISTOPHER DEAN FREEMAN JOHN ROBERT HUHEEY or™™ DONALD CHRISTOPHER MILLER KIRKE WAYNE SEALS 14 JUSTINE RENEE RITCHIE ROBERT DAVID SHAW PETER CHAMNESS BS. Atlantic Christian College Math, Soccer RONALD LIVINGOOD BME, Eastern Kentucky University Music, Science, Weightlifting MARGARET ANN SAUNDERS HA with honors MS Southwestern at Memphis, VPI Math GEORGIETTA M. WEAVER BS MS, Lane College, University of Kentucky Typing F.H. HALL BA MA, Ohio University English, German, Tennis KATHRYN POOLE MSLS University of Kentucky Librarian ELLEN B. STAMLER BS MS, University of Tennessee Science JEFFREY J. WENDL1NG BA MA. Morchcad State University Junior School, Swimming GREGORY LETCHER BBA, Morehead State University Business Education, Basketball, Baseball EJ. RICHIE BA, Thomas More fty Soc, Latin, French. English Commandant of Cadets CHARLES W. TANNER BA BD, Kentucky Wesleyan College, Emory University English, Science ADOLPH F. RUPP, JR. BA, University of Kentucky History SANDRA P. LETTON BA MA, Eastern Kentucky Universit Social Studies FACULTY 16 DR. ALAN H. SAUNDERS BS, VPI M. Ed. University of North Carolina Ed. D. Duke University IJNDA H. LINVILLE BA MA + 43, University of Kentucky Counselor Academic Dean BEULAH WIGGINS PX Manager JANA RICHIE Asst. Military Property Custodian CAY P. CHAMNESS Secretary SFC PAUL K. WAGES US Army Instructor PENNY A. CEARLEY Admissions Secretary SFC HENRY SMALLS US Army Instructor SUE FEE BACK (no photo) Business Manager SFC TIMOTHY FILBERT US Army Instructor CHARLES ROSE Study Hall Supervisor STAFF COL. JAMES B. LEER MRS. SUE INGELS Alumni Volunteer Alumni Volunteer MAINTENACE STAFF Maintenance Chief: Leonard Howard Vernon Moore, Leonard Howard, Jr. Wilbur Ritchie KITCHEN STAFF Elizabeth Barbee, Dora Barbee, Anna Whalen, Ruby Dampicr, Beulah Shaw, Laura Fryman, lood Supervisor: Charles Tanner Brian Addison Alkire Scott Reid Alkire J u N I 0 R S Jerry Franklin Barnett Roddy Duane Christopher Charles Scott Clark Silas Clay Cleaver Michael Jay Dairpier Keith Allen Denier Donald Henry Dillon Reginald Andrew Hamilton J Or in pleasant halls of learning, thou our lives doth mold; J 20 11th Grade Officers President- Rose Mary Stamler V.P.- Jamie McNamara Carl Scott Johnson David Keller Lake Daniel John Leonard William James McNamara Grayson Rice Meers Michael Wayne Pryor Robert Alan Reed Robert Alan Reed John Robert Reynolds Rose Mary Stamler John Patrick Withers 21 Joseph Mark Evans Rodney Ervin Hayes Thomas Michael Morris Michael Christopher Potts Bradford Vernon Pena Robert Alan Rigazio 10th Grade Officers President- Bob Rigazio V.P.- Mike Morrison Timothy Porter Rose David Paul Scott Arthur Clark Snyder III Gregory Thomas Stevens James Parker Wilson 9th Grade Officers President- Phil Wira V.P.- Jeff Wages Christopher Lee Bernal James William Childs II Michael Herbert Elam Andrew Thornton Ferguson Gregory William Graber-Pels Timothy Ray Ham James Brian Hauserman Christopher Scott Kincaid David Joseph Klass William Kelly Massie Michael Todd Morrison James Thomas Newman Curtis Frederick Roberts Taylor William Samuels Jeffrey David Saunders Chad Anthony Smith F R E S H M E N Ronald Keith Stewart Jeff Allen Wages Dean Rodney Westerkamm Philip Joseph Wira John Christopher Holcomb Dana Luann Hyatt 8th GRADE Charles Louis Selicjman Randolph Scott Shelton 7th GRADE 7th 8th Grade Officers President- Chris Holcoirib V.P.- Chad Seligman John Eric Dohn Rickey Lomorris Hollie Jeffrey Paul Hoover Johnnie Duane Hyatt Bryce Aaron Keller David Marshall Phillips Fredrick William Spickler Tracy Lee Willoughby Battalion Staff HQ Company A Company Color Guard BATTALION ARMORS COMPETITION COLOR GUARD CHOIR COLUMN WRITE STAFF RANGERS On the field of contest playing neath the blue and gold-.. SWIM TEAM Back Row- Samuels, Morris, Huheey Middle Row- Saunders, Wages, Smith, C, Stamler, Klass, Phillips, Hoover, Coaches: Chamness Wendling Front Row- Dohn, Hollie, Smith, T, Miller, Keller SWIMMING 1983 SWIMMING SCORES KSD 75-38 Paris 83-103 Paris 110-96 Record 1-2 TENNIS TEAM Holcomb, Wira, Pryor, Dillon, Stamler (Co-CPT), Scott (Co-CPT) Hayes, Samuels, Klass, Hollie, Coach- Hall Varsity Indoor A s V J 82-'83 SOCCER TEAMS VARSITY J.V. INDOOR 19 Shaw 4 Borton Hoover 4 Borton 15 Massie Shelton 7 Barnett 9 C. Smith Freeman 12 Huheey 24 Morris Ritchie 24 Morris G Arnold Miller 23 Dillon 23 Dillon T. Smith 6 Dotson 22 Klass Denier 8 T. Smith 18 Manning Morris 10 Freeman 10 Phillips Shaw 13 Dillon 17 Elam Snider 18 Manning 2 Holcomb Daniels 3 Wira 3 Wira Hauserman 5 Massie 12 Scott Dohn G Arnold 5 A. Smith 17 Elam 19 Dohn 9 C. Smith 20 Potts 11 Denier 22 Klass Coach:Peter Chamness Asst. Ooach:Monte Wells Back Row- Faulkinbury, V. Davis, R. Darrpier Middle Row- M. Dampier, M. Morris Front Row- Coach Letcher, Ham, Hamilton, Pena, Morrison, Elam-MGR Head Basketball Coach- John Ferguson BASKETBALL SCORES MMI Riverside 50-59 KSD 43-55 Western Anderson 52-60 Montgomery Go. 62-23 St. Patrick 46-43 Harrison Co. 66-53 Bracken Co. 52-59 Burgin 64-63 Deming 45-58 Sayre 45-39 Bracken Co. 54-55 Prestonsburg 69-40 Deming 64-54 Bourbon Co. 38-35 Buckhom 65-56 Bracken Co. 59-45 KSD 54-68 Williamstown 43-56 Western Anderson 57-59 Dayton 67-57 Richmond Model 76-55 Harrison CO. 68-48 Estill Co. 74-48 Sayre 38-55 Nicholas Co. 65-63 Deming 27-49 Williamstown 60-68 Richmond Model 46-49 Mason Co. 99-31 District Tourney 63-50 Nicholas Co. 61-39 Blueorass Conference Record 7-3 Paris 61-41 Season Record 14- -18 44 O a mc02JOi Coach Letcher, Rose, M. Daitpier, Huheey, Lake, R. Dampier Kincaid, Roberts, Rigazio, B. Reed, Wilson Massie BASEBALL SCORES Season Record 2-4 MMI Harrison Co. (JV) 2-8 Paris 4-16 Sayre 4-2 Deming 3-12 Bourbon County 1-13 Sayre 16-12 District Tournament Harrison County 0-23 1983 ATHLETIC AWARDS GOLF: Outstanding Golfer- Greyson Meers, Letters- Robert Reed, Roddy Christopher, Andrew Ferguson,Greyson Meers. HORSEBACK RIDING: MVR- Brian Alkire, Most Improved- Kirke Seals, Best All Around- Scott Alkire TENNIS: CPT- David Scott, 4 Yr Tennis Cup- Rose Mary Stamler and David Scott, MVP- FDdney Hayes, Sportsmanship- Phil Wira, Most Inproved 1st year- Don Dillon, Juan de la Barra Social Award- Taylor Samuels SWIMMING: Record holders- Taylor Samuels, Rose Mary Stamler, Jeff Saunders, Mike Morris, Tab Smith, John Huheey and Don Miller. Most Improved- Rickey Hollie and Bryce Keller, 110%-Rose Mary Stamler, Swimmer of the Year- Jeff Saunders RIFLE TEAM: Most Improved- Justine Ritchie, Bars- Chris Freeman, Justine Ritchie and Andrew Ferguson. CROSS COUNTRY- Keith Denier, Taylor Samuels, Mike Faulkinbury, Van Davis, David Klass Jim Newman, Brian Alkire, David Shaw, Brad Pena, Chad Seligman and Don Miller BASEBALL: Sr. Awards- John Huheey and Ron Dampier SOCCER: Varsity Letters- Chris Freeman, Keith Denier, David Shaw, John Huheey, Brad Borton, Tab Smith, Jeff Dotson, Mike Morris, Don Miller, David Arnold, Jerry Barnett, Chad Smith and Don Dillon. High Scorer (most points)- Keith Denier, Defense- David Arnold, Offense (most assists)- Chris Freeman, 110%- David Shaw, Most Improved- David Arnold, MVP- Chris Freeman BASKETBALL: MVP- Van Davis, Leading Scorer- Van Davis, Leading Rebounder- Van Davis, Most Assists- Reggie Hamilton, 110%- Scott Clark, Mr. Cadet- Reggie Hamilton, Coaches Award: Tim Ham, Senior Award- Ronnie Dampier, Mike Faunkinbury and Van Davis ■’ .' Jr- ■‘■aw'V ,:S Labor Day Boonesboro Program Music Did you know What do you mean — inspection in 5 minutes new dance step' WORLD'S FAIR YOUR ONE DAY ADMISSION | SAL S -.-i. i UfTO ■S 5 INCL. TAX only witti stub attached and 19 normal operating hours 1 hi rides and shows wifrequire an additional admission charge. NonretundaWe. ho ramciiecKs. THE1982 WORLD'S FAIR Knoxville, Tenessee HAPPENING EVERY DAY! Over 70 hours of live, continuous entertainment. Stokely Folklife Festival Experience the customs, crafts, music, dance, foods and folkways of Appalachia. Stop by any time for the time of your life! Du Pont World s Fair Band PowerSource Salute the colors of 22 nations! Noontime lAfrtriri 'c Cair Darorlo flag raising ceremony and concert. VVUI 111 b Pall rdldUu Energy Express Nightly at 9:20. Fireworks Laser Spectacular A dazzling display of lights. N gntiy am _ , Musical Memoirs iy, I“III1“2k “C! With the Knoxville College Concert Choir, Opryland’s salute to the music and people of Marching bands, majorettes, the Budweiser Clydesdales and more! Nightly at 5 p.m. Bring your camera! 7:30 p.m., U.S. Pavilion. Tennessee! Three shows daily, Tuesday through Sunday. BI Comfort Stations (Rest Rooms. Drinking Fountains) B Information □I Telephones 0 Wheelchair Stroller Rental 0 Ticket Sales □ Schering-Plough First Aid Station Q Gerber Baby Changing Station Exhibits Lmrrgrrxy SfNcn Come� � GENERAL INFORMATION: Visit the designated information booths or call 971-1982 EMERGENCY: Co to the nearest exhibit, concession or merchandising kiosk where employees will summon help Or go to a phone and dial 971-4357 (HELP) PARKING: Keep vour stub to remind you where you're parked and to reclaim your vehicle If you rode a parking lot shuttle bus. keep your shuttle ticket so you know which bus to board. GATES: Bus riders should exit through the same gate they entered Fair to re-board their buses LOST CHILD: Call 971-4357, All lost children will be taken to Building 1 in the Emergency Services Complex CHILD CARE: Call the International Children's Center (on the comer of 11th St Cumberland Ave) at 523-8073 for professional child care within easy walking distance A list of other recommended centers is available at Building 3. Emergency Services Complex LODGING: Call 971-1000 for lodging assistance RE-ENTRY: To leave and re-enter the Fair the same day. you must have your hand stamped at the gate before exiting No food or beverages may be brought inside the gates; all food eaten on the Fair site must be purchased on-site DETAILED MAPS: For a more detailed map. purchase the Official Guidebook or the Official Map at various locations on and off the fairgrounds. PETS: Since no pets are permitted on the fairgrounds, you are urged to make animal care arrangements A list of recom- mended veterinary clinics and kennels is available at Building 3. Emergency Services Complex. TRAFFIC: Tune to Radio 530 AM for reports of current traffic conditions, parking availability and other traveler's information. LOCKERS: For your convenience, lockers are located near each gate GENERAL: Shirts and shoes are required All onces. policies and programs are subject to change without notice «21982 KIEE Evening Retreat EVERYWHERE WE GO, PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW WHO WE ARE, SO WE TELL THEM mo . U 68 Cincinnati St. Pat Parade HOMECOMING October 9, 1983 Though Amie made beautiful saves, the goal was always just beyond our reach. .. It rained on our parade, but our spirits weren't dampened. HOMEOOMING QUEEN- Cadet Rose Mary Stamler HOMECOMING PRINCESS- Miss Amy Dohn VETERAN'S DAY 73 MILITARY BALL MAY 6, 1983 CAKNICO COUNTRY CLUB MILITARY BALL QUEEN- Cadet Justine Ritchie ANNUAL FEDERAL INSPECTION May 6, 1983 INSPECTION TEAM COL Gerald S. Griffith SGM Norma Sue Hamm MAJ William Vanhooser RECEPTION MOTHER'S DAY DAY OF FESTIVITIES IN HONOR OF MOM graduation May 21, 1983 DR. ED FORD MMI COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Valedictory Address Ronald Clay Dampier I I! Senator Ed Ford, a resident of Cynthiana, serves the 30th District, an area made up of Bourbon, Fayette, Harrison, Nicholas, Robertson, Scott and Woodford Counties. A veterinarian, he is a graduate of Auburn University. He is past president of the Cynthiana-Harri- son County Chamber of Commerce; a member of the American, Kentucky and Buffalo Trace Veterinary Medical Associations; a member of the Farm Bureau, Rotary Club, VFW and American Legion. He was voted Harrison County Citizen of the Year in 1975 and was a member of the Harrison County Board of Edu- cation, 1971-77 and chairman of that board 1973-77. He was named “Veterinarian of the Year” in 1979 by the Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association. Since 1978 he has served with distinction in the Kentucky General Assembly, and was named “Outstanding Freshman Senator” his first year by the Capitol Press Corps. He has served on the Education, Agri- culture and Natural Resources Committees, and on the Banking and Insurance Committee. At present he is chairman of the Counties and Special Districts Com- mittee. 1983 Seniors COL Ronald Clay Dampier Millersburg, Kentucky SFC Donald Christopher Miller Cincinnati, Ohio SCT Kenneth Eubank Daniels Frankfort, Kentucky LTC Justine Renee Ritchie Millersburg, Kentucky SFC John Ransford Davis, III Monroeville, Pennsylvania SFC Kirke Wayne Seals Lexington, Kentucky 1LT Van Myles Davis Lexington, Kentucky LTC Robert David Shaw Louisville, Kentucky SSG Michael Wayne Faulkinbury Huber Heights, Ohio SFC Steven Talbott Smith Owensboro, Kentucky 1LT Christopher Dean Freeman Cincinnati, Ohio PVT John Ledell Westbrook Birmingham, Alabama LTC John Robert Huheey PVT Salah Mohammed A. Omar Rubaiaan Chesterfield, Missouri Riyadh, Saudi Arabia I send us forth dear Alma Mater, Steady, tried and true; 8th Grade Graduates John Christopher Holcomb Fort Lauderdale, Florida Dana Luann Hyatt Millersburg, Kentucky Charles Louis Seligman Fort Mitchell, Kentucky Randolph Scott Shelton Cincinnati, Ohio Andrew Fielding Lewis Smith Nicholasville, Kentucky Brent Andrew Stivers Winchester, Kentucky 81 ACADEMIC AWARDS VALEDICTORIAN- Ronnie Dampier SALUTATORIAN- John Huheey HIGHEST GPA- 7th-Freddy Spickler, 8th-Andy Smith, 9th--Curt Roberts, 10th Tim Rose, 11th- Mike Dampier and Rose Mary Stamler, 12 th- Ron Dampier. ENGLISH- 7th- Johnny Hyatt, 8th- Dana Hyatt, Eng I- Andrew Ferguson and Mike Morrison Eng II- Tim Rose, Eng III- Jerry Barnett, Eng IV- Ron Dairpier. MATHEMATICS- 7th- Freddy Spickler, 8th- Dana Hyatt, Consumer Math- Greyson Meers, Advanced Math, Don Miller, Algebra II (highest average)- Tim Rose, Algebra I (highest average)- Jeff Saunders, Algebra I- Mike Morris, Pre-Alg (highest average)-Curt Roberts, Algebra II (most improved)- Rusty Davis, Algebra (Excellence in Homework)- Brad Pena, Geometry (highest yearly average)- Mike Faulkinbury. HISTORY- 7th- Johnny Hyatt and Freddy Spickler, Social Studies 8th- Andy Smith and Dana Hyatt, Civics- Curt Roberts, Jeff Saunders, Andrew Ferguson, US History- Mike Dampier, Rusty Davis, Rose Mary Seamier, Greyson Meers, Reggie Hamilton. SCIENCE- 7th-Freddy Spickler, 8th- Chad Seligman, Physical Science- Curt Roberts and' Mike Dampier, Anatomy and Physiology- Mike Dampier, Biology (highest GPA)- Tim Rose; Most Improved- Keith Denier, Health- Curt Roberts. BUSINESS- Business Law- Mike Dampier, Economics- Tab Smith, Typing- Justine Ritchie. MUSIC- HS Band- Mike Elam, JHS Band- Freddy Spickler, Choir- Tab Smith. YEARBOOK- Ron Dampier LIBRARY- Rose Mary Stamler MILITARY AWARDS- MacArthur Award- Ron Dampier, Superior Cadet:LDI- Mike Morris, LDII- Tim Rose, LDIII- Brian Alkire, LDTV- Ron Dairpier, Assoc, of Military Colleges and Schools of US- Si Cleaver, SAR-John Huheey, DAR (ROTC)- Ron Dampier, DAR (Citizenship) David Shaw, American Legion: Academic Excellence- Rose Mary Stamler, Military Excellence-Van Davis, Military Order of World Wars- Tim Rose, Reserve Officers Assoc, of the United States- Ron Dampier and Don Miller, LD Academic Achievement Wreaths- LDI- Mike Morris, Jim Childs, Andrew Ferguson, Tim Ham, Jeff Wages, Mike Morrison, LDII- Tim Rose, LDIII- Rose Mary Stamler, Brian Alkire, Mike Dampier, Don Dillon, LDIV- Pon Dampier, Retired Officers- Scott Johnson, Rotary Citizenship- Dana Hyatt, Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers- John Huheey. PERFECT ATTENDANCE-John Huheey, Brian Alkire, Scott Alkire, Keith Denier, Reggie Hamilton, Scott Johnson, Mike Pryor, Jay Wilson, Andrew Ferguson, Tim Ham, Michael Morrison, Taylor Samuels, Chris Holcomb, Bryce Keller, David Phillips. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- Mike Dampier, Ron Dampier, John Huheey, Rose Mary Stamler, Mike Faulkinbury and Greyson Meers. Moved from JNHS to NHS- Tim Rose, JNHS- Andy Smith, Andrew Ferguson, Jeff Saunders, Freddy Spickler, Curt Roberts. PRESIDENT'S AWARDS- Joe Evans, Mike Pryor, Keith Denier, Outstanding Junior Schooler- Dana Hyatt. ALVAN C. HADLEY, JR. AWARD- Reggie Hamilton. MMI BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1982-1983 LTC A. P. Adair Paris, Kentucky Mr. John Brater Harrison, Ohio Mrs. William M. Butler Millersburg, Kentucky Mr. Silas Cleaver Paris, Kentucky Mr. Frank Dawahare Lexington, Kentucky Mr. Walter Elsee Smithfield, North Carolina Mr. William Ferguson Paris, Kentucky Mr. Robert L. Hockensmith Louisville, Kentucky Mr. Jack N. Holcomb Fort Lauderdale, Florida Mr. Billy Hopkins Carlisle, Kentucky Judge David Knox Georgetown, Kentucky Mr. David Lagrew Lexington, Kentucky Col. James B. Leer Carlisle, Kentucky Mr. Harold R. Letton, Jr., Chairman Carlisle, Kentucky Mr. Ruben Pena Paris, Kentucky Mrs. Ruben Pena Paris, Kentucky Mr. James Reed Drift, Kentucky Dr. Alan Saunders Millersburg, Kentucky Dr. James Shires Washington, Kentucky Mr. William R. Stamler Paris, Kentucky Mr. Henry Stanley Grove City, Ohio Mr. Larry Wagoner Paris, Kentucky HONORARY MEMBERS Mr. Gordon Betts Versailles, Kentucky Mrs. Julio Brancoli Richmond, Virginia Mr. Andy Dudley Carlisle, Kentucky Mr. Zed Layson Millersburg, Kentucky Mr. E. H. Martin Paris, Kentucky Mr. W. Chauncey Suter Lexington, Kentucky Mr. Roger Womack Carlisle, Kentucky Judge David Knox, Vice Chairman Dr. Alan Saunders, President of MMI Mr. Harold R. Letton, Jr., Chairman Mr. Harold R. Letton, Jr. resigns as Chairman of the Board 1980-1983 May our love for thee ne'er falter, All life's journey throuah. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1983 Jack Dede Holcomb FAYETTE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION INC. REBUILDERS OF THOROUGHBRED BLUEGRASS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Rebuilding-Overhauls-Repairing-Sealing Servicing 'Ijou Ca t B SuA Salii Geiio . uuiit d)uA fyacloAH UJaAAGstltf. 345 VIRGINIA AVE. PHONE 254-2555 LE XINGTON, KY. 40504 FAYETTE TRANSMISSION INC THE PROFESSIONAL SHOP fc.4) V ' 1 K OVER 40 YEARS' COMBINED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE REBUILDERS OF THOROUGHBRED AND BLUE GRASS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS - REBUILT - EXCHANGED - OVERHAULED SEALING SERVICING - PARTS ACCESSORIES TRANSGO KITS KNOW YOUR COSTS IN ADVANCE 254-2555 345 VIRGINIA AVE., LEX., KY. 40504 The Industry Standard 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. 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