Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1967 volume:

V AREN4 l 9 6 7 PARJS WISH SCHOOL PcvuS, ffifcftO Co'-BJ tM GpjyvQOHMs Comma; Aevuj Urilmumdy CO'-QpOtiSM Nefe L Jpji uis ChotsiJks Womick Uomj of The Perils Ttye iS 3 Days At PUC This year the ARENA is appropriately dedicated to the student body of Paris High School. Without these students there would be no sports, no clubs, no yearbook — no Paris High School. We dedicate this ARENA to them — knowing that they will forever remember their Golden Days at P.H.S.” THE ARENA STAFF Qmwv dm Ojjlfjom OFFICERS Carl Wright . Tom Bridwell Mark Killion Dick Keys . . . . . president vice president . . . secretary . . . treasurer Our golden days at P.H.S. Are drawing to a close. As freshmen we were terrified; As sophomores more at ease. And as juniors were a tease. Now the senior year’s upon us; We recall good times-forget the bad. We leave with happy memories Of the good times we’ve had. Sherrie Luttrell 9 TOMMY HI TLER JAMES R. CAI.DW ELI RENSIE TIMOTHY CAROLYN LEE CAVANAUGH CAVINS Cabbage” GEORGANN CONNER George DANIEL 0. CRAIG Dan” MARY NANCY CARPENTER RUTH IRENE CARPENTER Sneer) v” LINDA CLEMENTS Blondie” SHARON ELAINE COLLIER Red” DKAN EUGENE CRAIG Mo” LAURA SUSAN DAYTON Sue” LARRY DEAN CRUM TINA JO DAVID STEPHEN ANDREW CURL Steve” SHARON KAY CROOK DARLA KAY DAVIS ROBERT ALLEN DAVIS Cherie” JERI LYNN DAUGHHETEE D” ’ Doll Kav” CHERYL I). CUNNINGHAM RUSSELL ELLEDGE Rusty” DAVID WAYNE DICK Dave” LARRY LEE ELDREDGE LINDA SUE DODD Suzie” ROBERT N. EADS Bob” LARRY HAYNE DENNISON BEVERLY JANE EDWARDS Bev” BLANCHE GERALDINE ELLINGTON Hattie” PAMELA SUE ELLEDGE SUSAN LOIS DENNIS Pain” BARBARA FIELDS Barb” CARLA JEAN EM RICK EVA JUNE FARRIS Fanner Farris JACK F. FOLEY HARRY B. FARRIS Benjie” EDWARD LEE CAROL ANN FRANKLIN CHERYL ANNE FOLEY MARY CATHERINE ENTRICAN ”Cathv” JOSEPH MICHAEL HELFRICH German MARK M. HENIGMAN Hazzard” MARTHA JO HARRIS Martha Mae” MERLE HAYS VEVA MAE HART Bubbles” JEFFREY JOSEPH HODGE Jeff’ MARY KATHY HOLCOMB ’ Kackv” VALERIE ANN HERNANDEZ Val” PAMELA KAY HANNER VICTORIA A. HEMINGER Vikki” 5 PATRICIA ANN KENNEDY Pat” RICHARD EARL KEYS Dick” MARK EVEREST KILLION Killer” PAMMA LEE LAND JAMES KEMPER TOMMY BURL KEYS VIRGINIA DEE LANDES Ginnv” EDWARD L. LANDS AW VICKI JEAN KERRICK Victrola” Jerry’ JERALD KNOEPFEL VIRGINIA MARIE LUCAS ’Luke” JIM ANDREW McDaniel Hazzard” WILLIAM GERALD LANE LARRY WAYNE LANKSTER Lankster SHERRIE KAY LUTTRELL Luty” CONNIE McCulloch SARA McDIYUT MARK ELLER McKINNY 'Cherokee” KAREN SUE LYNCH PAMELA ANN McKIMMY LUCY JANE ANGELA OGLE LINDA ANN PERKINSON Perkie” ALLEN JEFFREY POYNTER Jeff” GAYLA CHRISTINE RAINES Gaylord” REBECCA JO REEL Beckv” LINDA JEANNE AN OWENS LINDA RAE REDDEN Nicky” JANINE LOUISE POWELL EMMA JANE SCOTT ’’Emmie” DIXIE IEENE SHANKS JAMES ROBISON RIJTH SENSENBRENNER SANDRA LEE SHUMAN Sandy” SANDRA JEAN MITCH ANER ROBISON ’’Sandy” JOANNE SETZER Joani” X A SIMONS JAMES ROBERT SEIBERT ”Se Be” DAVID BRIAN SHONK Dave” MARGARET SOHASKI VERONICA R. STEIDL Roni” SANFORD CRAIG SMITH ‘Dan WILLIAM GENE STEP Bill” REBECCA ANN SMITTKAMP Beck'’ DANIEL ROY SPRAGUE CHERYL DIANE SMITLEY JOHN HOLLAND SPENCER PETER FRANCIS STEIDL Pete” NANCY JEAN TOBIAS ’’Bren” JERRY EUGENE THOMPSON 'Tatman” BRENDA LEE STIPP STEVE SWANSON DALE EUGENE THRONEBURG '’Butch” MARTHA SWACKHAMER ’’Swack” ROGER ALAN THOMPSON Rog Baby” LLOYD WAYNE TOSSER SHERRIE JANE TAYLOR Buddy” FLOYD ARTHUR TOBIAS Toby” STEPHEN E. WIMSATT Wimp” JOHN DAVID WIN DM I LEER Windy” CARE WRIGHT SANDRA ANN WIGGINS Sandv-poo” DAVID WIMSETT “Dave” HERSCHEL ROBERT WRIGHT T.C.” DENNIS BENSON WI EE AN JULIE WRIGHT Jug” Fred” ' Suzie” FREDERICK STEVENSON WOLFE II SUE ANN WILSON OTHER SENIORS Thomas Cottingham Joyce Eslinger Mike French Donald Lee Gale Irvan Wayne Hall Larry Harrison Ray Ludington Ronald Mitchell Stephen Lee Shonk Judy Kay Stevens William Lee Stevens Thomas Allen Swinford Kenneth Eugene Trover Gerry Wayne Vaughn Dwight Waggoner 26 lA hfr'S lA kfr — CfiftSS 0 67 EDWARD ALLYN ADAMS: Home Room Officer; D.E.; D.O.; Football; Basketball; Intramural Wrestling. Hobby: Quarter horses. CHRISTOPHER WAYNE ALLEN: Honor Roll; Student Council. Member; Key Club; Football. Hobbies: Hunting. Ambition: Engineer. DONALD WAYNE ANDERSON: Honor Roll; Band, Stage Rand. Band Contest, Concert Band; Chemistry Team: Key Club: Cross-Country. Ambition: Architect. CONNIE SUE ANDREWS: Honor Roll; Girls’ Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef. Music Contest; Chemistry Team; Bible Club; National Honor Societ , Officer; Scholastic Honors Banquet. Hobbies and Ambitions: Science; Literature; Language; Music. ERNEST McKINLEY ARMSTRONG: Basketball; Football; Class Officer: Home Room Officer. RITA ANN AUGUSTES: Honor Roll; Girls’ Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef; Bible Club: Bookkeeping Award; Scholastic Honors Banquet. LINDA GAY AUSTIN: Honor Roll; Mixed Chorus, Treble ('.let; O.O.; National Honor Society; Typing Award; Bookkeeping Award; Shorthand Award; Scholastic Honors Banquet. Ambition: Secretary. RODOLFO RUBEN BACACHAUEZ: Band; Key Club; Tail Twisters. Ambition: Engineer. HOWARD W. BEAUCHAMP, JR.: Ambition: Technical Engineer. ELEANOR ANN BECK: ARENA; Mixed Chorus. Treble Clef; Bibb Club: F.E.A. Hobbies: Sewing; Cooking: Collecting fossils. Ambition: To be a Missionary. WALTER EUGENE BERRY: D.E.; Football; Track; Intramural Basketball. Hobbies: ( ars. Ambition: College Degree. DIANA LYNN BLACK: Honor Roll: Student Council Member; Treble Clef; O.O.; Hobby: Horseback riding. BARBARA JO BLUM I HALL: Home Room Officer; Class Plays Crew: Queen’s Courts; Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Treble Clef; Projection Club; Dramatics Club. Hobbies: Waterskiing: Boys. Ambition: Marriage. FRANCINE BOARD: Home Room Officer; Class Plays Crew: Projection Club; O.O.: Dramatics Club: Pep Club; Hobbies: Swimming; Skiing. Ambition: More Schooling. CAROL LYNN BREEN: Honor Roll; TIGER TALES; Band. Stage Band. Band Contest, Concert Band, Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef; F.T.A.; Tail Twisters; (LA.A. Ambition: Engineer; Math Teacher. THOMAS BRIDW ELL: Honor Roll: Student Council Mcmlx-r: Class Officer: Key (dub: Thespians; Sp« ech Contests. NANCY JEAN BRINKERHOFF: Home Room Officer: Band. Band Contest, Concert Band. Girls' Glee (dub. Treble Clef. Hobby: Shorthorn cattle. Ambition: Kindergarten teacher. ROBERT H. BRINKERHOFF: Home Room Officer: Projection Club; Football: Basketball; Intramural Wrestling; Intramural Basketball. JEAN LOUISE BROWN: Honor Roll; (LA.A. Hobby: Sewing. Ambition: Computer work. JAMES R. CALDWELL: Class Officer: D.E.: Football; Basketball. Hobby: Girls. MARY NANCY CARPENTER: O.O. Hobbies: Tennis: Horseback riding. Ambition: Secretarial work. RUTH IREEN CARPENTER: ARENA; Mixed Chorus. Treble Clef; Paris Junior Art League Club. Hobby: Sewing. Ambition: Beautician: Secretary; Artist. RENSIE TIMOTHY CAVANOUGH: Cross-Country; Baseball; Intramural Basketball. Hobby: Baseball. Ambition: Engineer. CAROLY N LEE CAVINS: Honor Roll: Student Council Member; District Student Council Officer: ARENA; TIGER TALES: Class Plays Cast. Crew: Queens' Courts; Girls’ Glee Club. Madrigal. Mixed Chorus, Octet, Sextet, Treble Clef. Music Contest; Chemistry Team; National Honor Society: Dramatics Club; Th spians; Pep Club: Speech Contests: Scholastic Honors Banquet. Hobby: Sports. Ambition: Government; Politics: Business. LINDA CLEMENTS: Honor Roll; Girls’ Glee Club. Treble Clef: F.H.A.: Typing Award. Hobbies: Sewing. Cooking. Typing. Sll ARON ELAINE COLLIER: D.O.. Hobby: Reading. Ambition: Nursing. GEORGANN CONNER: Honor Roll; Home Room Officer; ARENA; Girls' Glee Club. Treble Clef; Bible Club; National Honor Society; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Scholastic Honors Banquet. Hobby: Reading; Ambition: secondary teacher. THOMAS COdTINGHAM: Intramural Wrestling. Hobby: Model cars. DANIEL 0. CRAIG: ARENA: Class Plays Cast, Crew; Band, Band Contest. Concert Band, Music Contest; Key Club: Dramatics Club: Thespians. Hobbies: Swimming; Skating: Marching Band. DEAN EUGENE CRAIG: D.O.; Hobbies Reading; Wood SHARON KAY CROOK: Honor Roll: Home Room Officer; ARENA; TIGER TALES; Pep Club. Hobby: Reading. Ambition: Teacher. 27 LARRX DEAN OKI M: Band. Concert Band: F.F.A.: Hobbies: Music: Model Car-. 4 mbit ion: Farming. CHERYL I). Cl WINCH M: Treble Clef. Hobby: Horseback riding. I mbit ion: Business School. STEPHEN ANDREW CURL: Home Room Officer: Key Club: Football: Basketball: Track: Intramural Wrestling: Intramural Basketball. Hobbies: Football: Track. J FBI LYNN DAI CHHF.TKE: ARENA STAFF: Girls Glee Club. Treble Clef: Paris Junior Art League Club; (LA.A. Hobby: Art. 'PINA JO I) ID: Treble Clef. Hobbies: rt: Swimming: Bowling. Ambition: Commercial Artist. DARLA KAY DAMS: D.E. Hobbies: Diving: Tumbling. ROBERT ALLEN DAMS: Bible Club: Basketball: Intramural Basketball. Hobbies: Sports of all kinds. LAI R SI'S AN DAYTON: Honor Roll: ARENA STAFF: TIGER PALES; Oirls Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef: F.T.A. Club: Pep Club. Hobbies: Sewing: (booking. Ambition: Teaching. SUSAN LOIS DENNIS: Honor Roll; Home Room Officer; ARENA STAFF: TIGER TALES; Class Plays, Crew; Queens’ Courts; Girls Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef; National Honor Society: Dramatics (dub: Honors Banquet. Hobbies: Art; Swimming. Ambition: Interior Decorator. LARRY WAYNE DENNISON: F.F.A.. Award: Intramural Wrestling: Intramural Basketball. Hobby: All Sports. Ambition: College. DAVID W AYNE DICK: Student Council Member: Home Room Officer; Class Plav Crew: Dramatics Club: Thespians: Boy s State. Hobby: Antique (]ars. Ambition: Mortician. LINDA SEE DODD: Home Room Officer; Girls’ Glee Club; Treble Clef. Hobbies: Sewing. Cooking. Ambition: Interior Decorator. ROBERT M. EADS: Home Room Officer; Key Club: Football; Basket balhTrack. BEVERLY JANE EDWARDS: F.H.A.: Tail Twisters; G.A.A. LARRY LEE ELDREDCE: D.O.; Intramural Basketball. Hobbies: Cars, Model Car builder. Go-Cart racer. Ambition: Service. PAMELA SI E ELLEDGE: Honor Roll: Student Council Member: Class Officer; TIGER TALES; Class Plays Crew; Queens’ Courts; F.T.A.; Dramatics Club. Hobbies: Sports, Dancing: Acting. Ambition: Math teacher. RUSSELL ELLEDGE: F.F.A.: D.O.: Track. Ambition: Machinist. BLANCE GERALDINE ELLINGTON: Treble Clef. CARLA JEAN EMRICK: Honor Roll; Home Room Officer: ARENA STAFF; O.O.; Bookkeeping Award: Typing Award. Hobbies: Swimming: Reading: Cooking. Ambition: Secretary or Airline Stewardess. MARY CATHERINE ENTRICAN: Treble Clef. Hobbies: Swimming. Travel abroad. Collecting things. JOYCE NN ESLINGER: F.H.A. Hobbies: Traveling: Sewing. SARELN FALLOW FIELD: Honor Roll: Home Room Officer: TIGER TALES: Band. Concert Band: Pep Club. EDW R|) LEE FARRELL: Football: Basketball: Golf: Summer Conservation scholarship to ( .amp- Ambition: I nited States Por-estry Service. EVA Jl NE FARRIS: Girls' Glee Club. 'Preble Clef; Bible Club. Hobbs: Reading. Ambition: a Secretary. HARRY FARRIS: Football; Basketball. Hobbies: Hunting; Foot-ball; Basketball. BARBARA KIF.I.DS: Girls- Gin- Club. Treble Clef. Hobbies: Read-ing. Classical music. CHERYL ANNE FOLEY: Girls Glee Club. Treble Clef: Projection ( lub. Hobbies: Animals and out of doors. Ambition: Meter Maid or Secretary. JACK F. FOLEY: Projection Club; Paris Junior Art league Club; Kev Club: Cross Country; Baseball. CAROL ANN FR NKLIN: Girls Glee Club, Treble Clef. Hobbies: Swimming; Skiing. Ambition: Secretary or Laboratory lechni-cian. JAMES MICHAEL FRAZIER: Band, Stage Band, Band Contest, Concert Band; Intramural Basketball. MIKE FRENCH: Basketball; Track: Baseball. DONALD LEE GALE: Football. JIMMY LEE GANN: D.O.; Football; Intramural Wrestling; Intramural Basketball. ROY RONALD GEORGE: Student Council Member; Officer; Home Room Officer; F.F.A.: Projection Club; Bible Club: Football. Hobbies: Sports; Hunting. Ambition: Farm Advisor or some kind of agriculture work. EMILY REBECCA GIBSON: Honor Roll; Student Council Member; Class Officer; ARENA Staff; TIGER TALES; Girls’ Glee Club. Madrigal. Mixed Chorus, Sextet, Treble Clef, Music Con list; Dramatics (dub: Pep Club; Cheerleader. CAROLE DIANNE GILBERT: Band, Stage Band, Band Contest, Concert Band, Girls’ Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Octet, Treble (def; (LA.A.; Majorette. Hobbies: Drawing: Twirling. Ambition: Interior Decorator. WILLIAM EUGENE GOINS: Bible Club; Football: Basketball: Track, award most valuable runner in track. Ambition: 'Peach Phys. Pal and history. DENNIS MARK GOSNELL: Track; Cross-Country; Intramural Wrestling. Hobby: Hunting. Ambition: Occupation in Conservation. 28 WAYNE RICHARD CROSS: Key Club: Basketball; Track. JOSEPH DAN II) HADDIX: Home Room Officer; Projection Club: D.O.; Football; Basketball: Track; Intramural Basketball. Hobbies: Football; Baseball: Cards. Ambition: Welder. IRVAX W AYNE HALL: Hobby: Working on Radios. PAMELA KAY II WNER: Home Room Officer; Girls' Glee (dub. Mixed Chorus. Treble Clef; Dramatics Club. Hobbies: Reading. Typing. Nursing. Ambition: Baylor University, B.S. degree; R.N. MARTH JO HARRIS: Honor Roll; ARENA Staff; Treble Clef; Pep Club: (LA.A. Ambition: Social Worker. LARRY HARRISON: Projection Club. I lobby: Art. Car Designing. Ambition: Commercial Artist or Art Teacher. NEVA MAE HART: Band, Concert Band. Treble Clef: (LA.A.; Majorette. Hobb : Twirling. Ambition: secretary. MERLE HAYS: Class Officer: Home Room Officer; Football: Basketball: Track; Intramural Basketball. Hobbies: Sports: Coin Collecting. Ambition: College, go to other countries. JOSEF MICHAEL HELFRICH: Honor Roll; Class Officer; Home Room Officer; Kev Club: Football; Basketball: Track; Intramural Basketball. Hobby: Sports. VICTORIA A. HEMINGER: Tail Twisters; (LA.A.: Golf. Hobbies: Paintings, Cooking. Drawing. Ambition: more education. MARK M. HENIGMAN: Football; Cross Country; Intramural Wrestling. VALERIE ANN HERNANDEZ: Band. Concert Band: Bible Club. Hobbies: Swimming. Dancing. Ambition: IBM work. JEFFREY JOSEPH HODGE: Home Room Officer; Key Club: Football; Basketball; Golf. Hobby: Taxidermistry. Ambition: Veterinarian. Biology. MARY KATHY HOLCOMB: Student Council Member; Home Room Officer; TIGER TALES: Class Plays Crew: Treble Clef; Dramatics (dub: Pep Club. MARK ALLEN HOWELL: Football; Basketball. Hobby: Motorcycles. Ambition: college education. LARRY THOMAS HUTCHINGS: F.F.A. MARY C. ILGENFRITZ: Honor Roll; Student Council. Mem! er: Home Room Officer; TIGER TALES; (.lass Plays, Crew: National Honor Society; Dramatics Club: Pep (dub: Honors Banquet. Hobbies: Writing; Travel. Ambition: College. DONNA LOUISE JEWELL: Treble Clef: Dramatics Club. Ambitions: To be a woman baker. GALEN ANDREW JOHNSON: Honor Roll: Home Room Officer; Band, Band Contest. Concert Band, Boys' Chorus, Madrigal, Mixed Chorus. Music Contest; Chemistry Team; Bible Club: National Honor Society: Drum Major; Hobbies: Musical instruments. Ambition: Minister. LINDA SI E JOHNSON: (LA.A.: typing award. Ambition: Secretary. W ILLIAM MOSES JOHNSON: D.O.: Football; Track. Ambition: Electrical Technician. JERRY JONES: D.O.: Wrestling. Hobbies Electronics; Communications. Ambition: Electrical Technician. ROBERT DAN Jl DEN: Student Council, Member; TIGER TALES: Class Plays. Cast. Crew: Band. Stage Band. Band Contest. Concert Band: Thespians: Football: Basketball: Golf; Baseball: Eagle Scout. Hobby: Rodeo. DENNIS LEON KELSHEIMER: F.F.A.: F.F.A. Awards: Projection Club. PATRICI ANN KENNEDY: 0.0. Hobbies: Tennis, Bowling; Art: Draw or Doodle. VICKIE JEAN KERRICK: Home Room Officer: ARENA Staff; Projection Club: ().().; Pep Club: (LA.A. RICHARD EARL KEYS: Student Council, Member; Class Officer; Home Room Officer; Football: Basketball: Track; Baseball. JIM ANDREW Me-DANIEL: Home Room Officer; Basketball; Track: Cross-Countrv; Golf: W restling. Hobbies: Drag Racing; Cycle Riding; Hunting; Fishing. SARA McDIVITT: Honor Roll; Student Counci), Member; Home Room Officer; ARENA staff; TIGER TALES; Madrigal, Mixed Chorus, Octet. Treble Clef. Music Gmtest: National Honor Society: Honor Banquet; F.T.T. Hobby: Singing. Ambition: Science Teacher. PAMELA ANN McKIMMY: Honor Roll: ARENA Staff: Band Band Contest, Concert Band: F.T.A. Club. Hobbies: Reading, W riting: Water-Skiing. Ambition: Teaching. MARK ELLIS McKINNEY: Basketball; Baseball. Hobbies: Swimming. Golf. Water Skiing. NORMAN LOUIS MILLER: Honor Roll: Student Council, Member; Class plav cast; National Honor Society: Dramatics Club; Thespians; Bi-Phy-Chem Club,’president; Honors Banquet. Ambition: Electrical Engineering. RONALD E. MITCHELL: Basketball. Hobbies: Sports. Cars. GLENDA MOOD: Band, Concert Band: Bible Club. Hobbies: Reading. playing French horn. Cooking. Sewing. Ambition: Secretary. BARBARA SUE MOODY: Home Room Officer: Band. Band Concert, Concert Band: Tail Twisters; Pep Club; G. A.A.; Cheerleader. PATSY JO MORECRAFT: D.E. Ambition: X-Ray Technician. SANDRA NEAL: Home Room Officer; TIGER TALES; Class Play. Crew; Treble Clef; D.O.: Dramatics Club: Pep Club. WILLIAM NICHOLAS: Band. Stage Band. Band contest, concert Band: Tennis; Basketball. 29 JOHN WAYNE NICHOLSON: Honor Roll. JUDY KAY NICHOLSON: Treble Clef; F.H.A. Hobbies: Dancing, Coin Collecting, Reading. ROBER T J. NICHOLSON: F.F.A. Ambition: Farming. Hobbies: Fishing. Hunting. DAVID NICKLES: D.O.: Bible Club. 1.1 CY JANE ANGELA OGLE: Band. Band Contest, Concert Band. Girls’ Glee Club. Madrigal. Mixed Chorus, Octet, Sextet. Treble Clef, Music Contests; Typing awards. Ambition: Secretarial work. Hobby: Singing. LINDA JFANNI N OW'ENS: Honor Roll: Student (ouncil,Mem Imt; Class officer; Home Room Officer: ARENA Stall: TIGER TALES; Girls’ Glee Club, Treble Clef; Dramatics Club;; Girls’ State; Honors Banquet. Ambition: College-major in foreign language. LINDA ANN PERKINSON: Treble Clef. Girls’ Glee Club; D.E. Hobbies: Swimming. Sewing. Cooking JANINE LOl ISE POW ELL: G.A.A. Ambition: Secretary. Hobby: Dancing. ALLEN JEFFREY POYNTER: F.F.A.. F.F.A. awards; Basketball: Cross-countrv. JOSEPH E. PRESTON. JR.: Library; Pep Club; Football; Basketball; I rack: Tennis. Awards — track, l asketl all. Hobbies: Skiing. Drag Racing on authorized strip. Hunting. GAYLA CHRISTINE RAINES: D.E.: Pep Club. Ambition: Radio Announcer. Hobbies: Swimming. Dancing. LINDA RAF REDDEN: Bible Club; Tail Twisters; G.A.A. Ambition: Teacher. Hobbies: Stamp Collecting. Reading. REBECCA JO REEL: Student Council Member; Home Room Officer; Band, Concert Band. Band Contest, Girls’ Glee Club. Madrigal. Mixed Chorus. Octet, Sextet. Treble Clef. Music Contest; Bible Club; F.T.A. Ambition: Music Teacher. Hobbies: Plav and Sing. MARILYN ROSE RHODEN: Honor Roll: Home Room Officer; ARENA Staff; Treble Clef, Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Glee Club; G.A.A. Ambition: Pediatrician, join Peace Corps and go to South America. JAMES ROBINSON: Track; Cross Country: Intramural Wrestling, Basketball. SANDRA JEAN MITCHANER ROBINSON: Treble Clef, Girls’ Glee Club: D.E.: Dramatics Club. Ambition: Secretary, and good wife. EMMA JANE SCOTT: Honor Roll; Tail Twisters; G.A.A. Ambitions: Teach European History, l c first and youngest woman President of the I nited States. JAMES ROBERT SEIBERT: Football. Ambition: Engineer. Hobbies: Huntinc. Guns. RUTH SENSENBRENNER: Honor Roll: Home Room Officer; Class Plav, Crew: Chemistry Team; Dramatics Club; Honors Banquet. JOANNE SETZER: Home Room Officer; Treble (.lei. Girls Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Pep Club. DIXIE ILENE SHANKS: Treble Clef, Girls’ Glee Club; G.A.A. Ambition: Secretary in a law firm; join Peace Corps or Vista. DAVID BRIAN SHONK: Ambition: Business Administration. STEPHEN LEE SHONK: Ambition: raise pigeons and ducks. Hobby: Hunting. SANDRA LEE SHI MAN: Honor Roll; Student Council, officer; Class Officer: Home Room Officer; TIGER TALES; Queen’s Courts: Dramatics Club: Pep Club; Cheerleader. Ambition: Interior Decorator. Fashion Designer, or Language Instructor. NANCY LYNN SIMONS: Ambition: graduate, interest in everything. Hobby: Cooking. SANFORD CRAIG SMITH: Student Council, Officer; Class Officer; Home Room Officer; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Executive Board of District Traffic Conference. Ambition: Lawyer or Teacher. Hobbies: Sports, Coin Collecting. CHERYL DIANE SMITLEY: Treble Clef, Girls’ Glee Club; D.E. Ambition: Airline Stewardess or a model. Hobbies: Bowling. Swimming. MARCIA KAY SMITLEY: Treble Clef, Mixed Chorus; D.E. Ambition: Professional hair stylist. REBECCA ANN SMITTKAMP: Honor Roll; Home Room Officer, Class Pla . Crew; Projection Club; F.T.A. Dramatics Club: G.A.A.: Honors Banquet. Ambition: Teacher. MARGARET SOHASKI: Treble Clef, Girls Glee Club. Hobbies: Singing. Dancing. JOHN ROLLAND SPENCER: Band, Stage Band. Band Contest, Concert Band; Football; Golf. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Hobbies: Scuba Diving, Music, Flying. DANIEL ROY SPRAGUE: Student Council member; Class Plays, Crew ; Band, Concert Band. Boys’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus; Projection Club; Key Club: Dramatics Club: PETER FRANCIS STEIDL: Hobbies: Rock and Fossil collecting. Geophysicist. VERONICA R. STEIDL: Girls Glee Club, Treble Clef: Dramatics Club; Tail Twisters; Pep Club: Women’s Club Art Award. Ambition: Art; Nursing. Hobbies: Swimming: Horseback Riding. WILLIAM GENE STEP: F.F.A.: Intramural Wrestling; Ambition: Architect; Drafting. Hobby: Mechanics. JUDY KAY STEVENS: Girls Glee Club; Pep Club; Volleyball award. Ambition: IBM operator. Hobbies: Bowling: Cooking; Oil Painting. 30 WILLIAM LEE STEVENS: Class Plays, Crew; Basketball. Ambition: IBM machines. Hobby: Cars. BRF.NDA LEE STIPfc: Treble Clef: F.M.A.: C.A.A.; Golf. Amhi-tion: Business. Hobby: Travel. MARTHA SWACKMAYIER: Honor Roll: Nome R«nuii OfTicer: RENA staff: TIGER TALES: Class Plays. Crew: Girls' Glee Club. Madrigal. Mixed Chorus. Treble Clef. Music Gmtest: Dramatics Club: Pep Club: Cheerleader: I n ping Award: Shorthand Award; Ambition: Secretary; Gymnist. STEVE SWANSON: Home Room Officer: Bovs Chorus. Mix.-d Chorus; Football; Track. Ambition: Millionaire. THOMAS ALAN SWINFORD: Home Room Officer; Basketball: Cross-Countr : Baseball: Intramural Wnulling: Intramural Basketball. SHERRIE JANE TAYLOR: Home Room Officer; Girls Glee Club. Mix d Chorus. Treble Clef; Pep Club. JERRY El GENE THOMPSON: Ambition: Technical Engineer or history teacher. ROGER ALAN THOMPSON: AREN Staff; TIGER TALES: Kn Club; Pep Club; Basketball; Track; Cross-Country, freshman cross country award. Ambition: History Teacher or Forest Ranger. Hobby: Stamp Collecting. DALE El GENE THRONEBl RG: Ambition: own fast car and gel a nice girl to help drive tin car. FLOYD ARTHl R TOBIAS: Honor Roll; Boys Chorus, Madrigal. Mixed Chorus. Music Contest; Projection Club: Bible Club: fail Twisters; Golf. Hobby: Writing. NANCY JEAN TOBIAS: Honor Roll: Student Council Memlier: Home Room Officer; Band. Band Contest. Concert Band. Girls' Glee Club. Madrigal. Octet, Sextet. Treble Clef, Music Contest. Ambition: Speech Therapist. Hobbies: Reading. Swimming. LLOYD W AYNE TOSSER: F.F.A. Hobby: Souping up cars. LOI IS HENRY TRAPP: Honor Roll; Class Officer; Home Room Officer; F.F.A.; F.F.A. awards: soils; livestock judging; State Farm degree; Ambition: Ag lab technician. Ag Engineering, agriculture. Hobbies: Hunting; Camping. MERRILL LEE TRAVIS: Honor Roll: Clas Plays. Cast: Band. Stage Band, Band Contest, Concert Band. Boys’ Chorus. Mixed Chorus: Projection Club; Chemistry Team: Bible Club: Key Club: National Honor Soc iety: Dramatics Club: Thespians; Second Year French Award. KENNETH El GENE TROVER: Ambition: Farming. NANCY LOL Tl RPIN: Girls Glee Club. Treble Clef: Pep Club. Ambition: Airline Hostess. CARRY WAYNE AIGHN: Boys Chorus: Dramatics Club. ■Imbition: Building Houses. Hobbies: Cars; Oil and Pastel Painting. MARY FRANCES VESTAL: D.E.: Pep Club; (LA.A., award: NINA DARLENE ICARS: Band. Concert Band: Bible Club: Dramatics Club; Golf, honored. Queen of Job s Daughters: Ambition: Interior Decorating. Hobbies: Skin Diving: Water Skiing. YERLA JEAN VOYLES: Band, Treble Clef: F.H.A.; Auxiliary Essay Contest. RICHARD EDWIN WEBSTER: Baseball. REBECCA JEANNETTE W HITESELL: Ambition: Secretary: Airline Stewardess. Hobbies: Writing: Horseback Riding. MARY MARTHA W IESE: Honor Roll; Home Room Officer: Class Plavs Crew; Girls Glee Club. Treble Clef; Dramatics Club: Golf. Ambition: Interior Decorator. Hobbies: Swimming; Ice Skating. Painting. SANDRA ANN WIGGINS: Home Room Officer; TIGER TALES; Projection Club: Pep Club. DENNIS BENSON WILLAM: Honor Roll; Home Room Officer; Boys’ Chorus, Madrigal. Mixed Chorus; Chemistry Team; Basketball: Track: Cross-Country. Ambition: Music. Hobbies: Eating. Sleeping. SUE ANN W ILSON: Girls Glee Club, Treble Clef: F.H.A. Ambition: Secretary. Hobby: Music. STEPHEN E. WI MS ATT: Honor Roll; Student Council Member; Home Room Officer; TIGER TALES; Chemistr Team: National Honor Society: Football: Basketball; Tennis; Junior Hangar Board. Ambition: N.H.R.A. O Stoek Elimination in the ’su| cr Yolo’ . DAVID WIMSETT: DO. JOHN DAVID WINDM1LLER: Football; Basketball; Golf: Intramural Basketball: E.I. and Illinois Junior State Conference Golf Champion. Ambition: Pro Golf. Hobbies: Basketball; Football; Baseball. FREDERICK STEVENSON WOLFE II: Home Room Officer; Dramatics Club; Football. Hobbies: Hunting; Fishing. CARL WRIGHT: Honor Roll: Student Council Member; Class Officer; Home Room Officer; Projection Club. HERSCHEL ROBERT W RIGHT: Home Room Officer; F.F.A:. F.F.A. awards; Intramural Basketball: Awards: 6th-soil judging. Ambition: Singer in movies. Hobbies: Antique Collector; Cars. .11 LIE W RIGHT: Honor Roll: Student Council Member: Class Officer; IIGER TALES; Class Plavs, Crew: Queen's Courts; Projection Club: F.T.A. Club: Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Typing Award: Hangar Board. Ambition: Spanish Teacher. 31 33 I he year of i finds the members of the 67 graduating class scattered hither and von. F.aeli member of the class has attained or is on the way to attaining his goal in life. Well, would you believe . . . We may see EDDIE ADAMS in Africa teaching tigers how to really growl. CHRIS ALLEN mav still be convinced that two wheels are better than four legs and a mane. Famous astronaut DON ANDERSON has discovered that the moon is reallv made of green cheese. CONNIE ANDREWS? The future mav show Connie receiving an award for being the first woman to conquer Geometry Proofs. Pronounced the winner of the National Safe Driver Contest of 1977 — we hope — will be MICK ARMSTRONG. We hear bv the grapevine that RITA AUGUSTUS may be named Miss Secretary of 1977.” We knew she was and is good! LINDA AUSTIN teaches typing to the agile-fingered freshmen class of ’77. From Peru we hear that Fito” BACA has become a noted Peruvian cartoonist. HOWARD BEAUCHAMP has been named champion of smiles.” Leading the first missionary expedition to Antarctica is ELEANOR BECK. GENE BERRY is an interpreter at the UN.soa little bird tells us. The famous woman scientist, DIANA BLACK, will be answering the most perplexing question of all — how many grains of sand are on Twin Lakes beach. One, two, three — have fun! I’he famous actress, BARBARA BLUMTHAL, w ill star in the new filming of Cleopatra. Watch for FRANCINE BOARD singing her well-known favorite Me and My Teddy Bear.” CAROL BREEN is the replacement for Ringo Star — at the drums. College track star TOM BRIDWELL could be starring in Run, Buddy, Run!” We see RICK BRIGHT teaching the Teaberry Shuffle” to Tarzan’s pet elephant for the new show ”We Could Have Danced All Night.” NANCY BRINKERHOFF will be giving eighteen guided tours of the Washington Monument each day — up and down, up and down. Whew! Who? Why ROB BRINKERHOFF still tries to prove that redheads do have more fun. JEAN BROWN is THE physical education teacher at Yale. TOM Bl TLER has discovered the kev to all successful algebra teachers — they all have crew cuts! JIM CALDWELL is writing his latest book which should be a best seller of all time — MY LIFE’S SECRET. Did vou know that MARY CARPENTER will soon be teaching shorthand to Mr. Ed. Good luck, Marv. 'Die first woman President of the I nited States is to be RIJTH CARPENTER — that blond politician. Soon, TIM CAVANAl (HI — that well-known astronaut of the ’7()’s — will be selling ice cream on Venus. According to CAROLYN CAY INS, teaching ’’Ruddy tats” how to Watusi is really quite fascinating. LINDA CLEMENTS is still making her friends wonder, but her answer is, Only my hairdresser knows for sure!” SHARON COLLIER can he seen at all of the drag-strips showing off her candle apple cobra. Take this anyway vou wish, but GEORGANN CONNER will be president of the AAA. IS TOM COTTINGHAM still interested in ’’models?” DAN CRAIG plans to lead his own combo in his creation — Ear, Far Away.” As well as his sunny smile, DEAN CRAIG still has his nice disposition. Still winning friends with her beautiful smile and sparkling personality is SHARON CROOK. Illinois’ greatest bakery Crumville Crackers will have as head baker LARRY CRUM. CHERYL CUNNINGHAM conti nues to raise her voice in acclamation — for what? Just any thing. 34 STEV E CURL is still kicking P.H.S.’s extra points in football — on the sly. JERI DAUGHHETEE works on 60 x 20 wall murals. Visitors from Pluto are fascinated by 1'INA DAVID’S designs of space ships. DARLA DAVIS will be a finalist in a hair piling contest for the new cereal Stax. When last heard from ROBERT DAV IS was warming the bench for the Harlem Globetrotters along with other classmates. SUSAN DAYTON could be teaching underprivileged children how to count their pennies because we heard her counting 1, 3, 9, 7. The Girls’ Gym has been converted into a ballroom by SUZIE DENNIS. LARRY DENNISON has replaced Fred Ziffel on Green Acres”. Before 1980. DAVID DICK will humblv receive the congressional medal of honor. LINDA DODD is still running audio-visual equipment. Football Coach at Vassar? No other than BOB EADS. Conducting gymnastic drills for the WAVES is BEVERLY EDWARDS. The address of LARRY ELDREDGE will be .109 Mars. Larry is teaching little green men to hold their breath and turn blue. PAM ELLEDGE has proved that blonds do have more fun. RUSTY ELLEDGE — The Mississippi River is his playground: Missourians look up to this greatest surf riding teacher. GERALDINE ELLINGTON w ill soon be a walking model of the thirty-three new hair colors made bv Lintex. Freshmen of 1975 will be lucky to have CARLA EMERICK writing late” slips for them. The sea has enticed CATHY ENTRICAN into becoming a W’AVE. JOYCE ESLINGER is secretary to — I forget who. The fastest taxi driver in New York city is SARA FALLOW FI ELD. EDDIE FARRELL has replaced Batman in finding that the task of starting the Batmobile is a hard one. EVA FARRIS, secretary to the head doctor on the hospital staff at Kankakee, is crazv about her job. We do not know who is the most uncomfortable, HARRY FARRIS or the Red Chinese children. Harry teaches American history to the children. BARB FIELDS was not too successful when she had her flea circus perform at the tenth Annual Dog Show. Savs CHERY L FOLEY, Ms book on How to Housebreak Snakes is a must for even home.” While climbing Mount Everest, JACK FOLEY turned to wave to Linda and . . . Having completed her initial attendance requirements as a mouseketeer, CAROL FRANKLIN has joined another animal” club, as some kind of rabbit. RON FRANKLIN is still frank and candid about everything. Never seen without his saxophone is MICHAEL FRAZIER. Going up in the world is DON GALE, since he is head escalator operator in the Empire State Build-ing. JIMMY GANN was stoned while trying to get the Rock of Gibraltar for his rock collection. Pioneer sea farmer RONNIE GEORGE is having trouble keeping his tractors from Boating away and his corn pickers in straight lines. EMILY GIBSON has been arrested for selling kisses in Eskimo country. CAROLE GILBERT spends her leisure time knitting snoot boots” for elephants. BILL GOINS w'as last seen running with the Olympic torch. Someone should tell him that the flame has gone out. Forest ranger DENNIS GOSNELL recently arrested Smokey the Bear for looking suspicious”. After all of these vears, RICHARD is still finding himself in GROSS situations. JOE HADD1X, famous B K tvcoon, still remembers those good ole davs at the A W . Although the North is quite cold, IRVAN HALL still sticks to his trading post at Beechy Point, Alaska. PAM HANNER teaches swallows how to swallow at Capistrano. Journalist MARTHA HARRIS has completed a thesis titled WHY SACRED COWS LIVE IN INDIA. 35 LARRY HARRISON has his painting Suzie hanging bv one of Rembrandt’s in the I� uvre. VEVA HART is teaching marching and baton twirling to agile aardvarks in South Africa. MERLE HAYS ran away.with all the medals at the 1972 Olympics. Too bad the officials caught him. Coach MIKE. HELFR1CH of the Blue Bonnets made sports headlines last fall by being the first professional football coach to sustain major injuries as a result of being thrown in the showers — when his team lost to the Goof Balls. Lucky VIKKI HEMINGER won a prize — trip to Beaver Falls, Virginia, bv submitting the best answer in the Why 1 Like Fishey Cat Food contest. A renowned wine expert for Yuk Wine Company, MARK HENIGMAN, is very sober about his job. VALERIE HERNANDEZ runs a rest home for nervous, jumping beans. JEFF HODGE still stuffs Seymour, his pet skunk, with all kinds of goodies. To find KATHY HOLCOMB, go to the Hollywood A-Go-Go plaza, where Kathy is shaking things up. MARK HOWELL manufactures step ladders for short girls. Race car driver LARRY HUTCHINGS raises pumpkins for Hallow' E’en cats. MOLLY ILGENFRITZ stars in This Way to Paradise, a tragic comedy on space travel. Jewell’s Barber Shop is under the management of DONNA JEWELL. GALEN JOHNSON has decided that he will sit at home the rest of his life and rest his aching feet. LINDA JOHNSON is immersed in the task of typing copies of the Constitution of the United States for Cuban refugees. New York City is luckv to have WILLIAM JOHNSON, an accomplished electrical technician, who keeps power flowing for the Great White Way. The first farmer to grow blue watermelons? — JERRY JONES, of course! BOB JUDEN may be found in Mexico among the adobe huts — looking in vain for a tutor in ??, we do not know. DENNIS KELSHEIMER is found at F.H.S. He is the.agriculture teacher for an all-girl Ag class. The new' Millionaire’’ on the famous TV series is JAMES KEMPER. He collects instead of giving. PAT KENNEDY still doodles around Paris — somewhere. VICKIE KERRICK manages a carrot ranch for green” grocers. Putting his bi-lingual abilities to use, DICK KEYS volunteered to help the Aztec Indians purify their Spanish. TOM KEYS still believes that the only thing in the world is girls, girls, and more girls. MARK KILLION operates a space tov shop to stir up interest in colonizing an American colony on the moon. As a last effort, JERRY KNOEPFEL tries to buv post cards with his penny collection, not because Jerry is broke, but pennies are so scarce that he cannot get change. Miss Corn Belt Queen of 1977 is PAM LAND. GINNIE LANDES has invented a new pickle relish w'ith the brand name of Aunt Ginnie’s”. GERALD was last seen going down the LANE. EDWARD LANDSAW saw land” for the first time a few years ago. Still the lanky LANKESTER is Larry. He must still be on a diet. VIRGINIA LUCAS is the new grannv” on the Beverly Hillbillies” program. RAY LI DINGTON has decided to let trains run into him instead of him running into trains. SHERRIE LUTTRELL, alias Clara Barton, is head nurse at Macon County Hospital. Decatur. Illinois. We find KAREN LYNCH close to home — at Charleston High School featuring the Paris Alma Mater in her music classes, and the first woman Einstein, or on the way to becoming so, is CONNIE McCULLOCH. Bv now;, JIM McDANIEL is able to ride his cycle without having a wreck. SARA McDIVITT makes a regular appearance as a musical star at Carnegie Hall. Still trying to conquer the Italian language is PAM McKINNEY. Spanish interpreter. MARK McKINNEY? We found him raising his own watermelon patch and crying 96 Tears. Scientist of the century NORMAN MILLER has almost disproved Einstein’s theory — E = mc Norman is persevering! 36 SANDY MITCHANER is still the tallest girl to ever be graduated from P.H.S., according to Ripley’s Believe It or Not. We cannot find RONNIE MITCHELL; he must have gotten lost in the population surge. GLENDA MOOD is head librarian at the Paris Car-negie Library. Shhhh! Look up! BARBARA MOODY still has her head in the clouds. The freshmen of P.H.S. will always remember their nursery school teacher, ’ Aunt’ PATSY MORE-CRAFT. Star Reporter SANDY NEAL is on the way up to becoming editor of a prominent New York newspaper. BILL NICHOLAS, remember that broadcaster’s voice of his? Well, he still has that voice which could make his place in the world. Dentist JOHN NICHOLSON boasts about his large collection of plates”. Give me an off-spring of a ” Nichol-son. ' ” and JUDY NICHOLSON has five. ROBERT NICHOLSON, key collector, is so proud of his collection of skeletons — keys, that is. DAVID NICKLES’ hair is still the envy of all who behold; the farm animals even notice! Lecturer JANE OGLE offers tips on safe and wreckless” driving — whenever she can find an audience. LINDA OWENS is on the way to becoming famous for her Scuby-Duby-Dive-Doo-Doo”. Just as perky” as ever wall be LINDA PERKIN-SON, wherever we see her. JANINE POWELL is one of the June Taylor dancers on the Jackie Gleason show. JEFF POYNTER has the best farm in Edgar County. JOSEPH PRESTON, through great perseverance, has graduated from Notre Dame and gotten his degree in Wartology. When it rains. GAYLA RAINES, the wife of Mr. Sunshine, makes sure the rain pours down. Another married member of the class of ’67 is LINDA REDDEN - who married Mr. Whiten. Headlines in the PARIS BEACON NEWS state: REBECCA REEL sang the highest musical note and shattered all of the glass in the new Metropolitan Music Hall in New York.” We find MARILYN RHODEN nursing in a male actor’s ward in a hospital in Hollywood; watch those temperatures rise! SANDRA ROBINSON may have gotten lost in the shuffle for position — what position is not known. Track star of the ’70’s, JIM ROBINSON, is visiting his friends in Paris. CARLA ROGERS could be visiting her cousin Roy, and Trigger. After much searching, EMMA SCOTT was found training Scotties to wiggle their ears. After ten vears. JAMES SEIBERT still will not tell — only his hair dresser knows .— whether Jim is bald or not! From rumors floating about, RUTH SENSEN-BRENNER may be on the way to becoming a satellite of Madame Curie. JOANNE SETZER is still happy that she came back to Paris High School to graduate. JoAnne invented a new antacid named Setzer Seltzer. Still making up her mind about just anything is DIXIE SHANKS. We expect to see DAVID SHONK flying an imitation of Benjamin Franklin’s kite in our next electrical storm. Can the members of the class of '67 imagine STEVE SHONK as a cartoonist on the Woodv Woodpecker Show? SANDY SHUMAN designs clothes for The First I ady. Her office is in the White House. NANCY SIMONS is Miss Peaches” of this year, 1977. From all reports, CRAIG SMITH will replace Bert Parks as M.C. of the Miss America Pageant. Model CHERYL SMITLEY has books on the brain”. MARCIA SMITLEY received the award for The Girl Who Used the Most Hair Spray — in 1975. BECKY SMITTKAMP tries to teach Spanish students to say, si, si;’’ but the students cannot understand Becky. MARGARET SOHASK1 is the French Fry Queen of the class of '67 JOHN SPENCER combines scuba diving and astro-nautical W'ork — so John goes up and then he goes down. To the surprise of his friends. DAN SPRAGUE signed a contract to play the lead role in the new Tarzan series. Geologist PETER STEIDL discovered the new element, Steidlulium. VERONICA STEIDL is the Florence Nightingale of the century. 37 The first “horse doctor' , large animal veterinarian, fromtheclass of 67 is BILL STEP. .11 I)Y STEVENS is a real operator. IBM that is. BILE STEVENS has almost completed his invention. the first Tiger skin upholstered car. Bill promises to dedicate this growling invention to Paris High School. It is hard to believe that BRENDA STIPP does get her wires crossed — the telephone wires that is. MARTHA SWACKHAMER works with figures, d6-_’l-.%. STEVE SWANSON is the real live wire of the class, still. TOM SWINFORI) owns a clothing manufacturing companv which makes jeans that reallv fit! It is a pleasure to find that SHERRIE TAYLOR has finally learned to make-a good banana split. Toreador JERRY THOMPSON may soon make history in the sports world. Jerry is scheduled to fight Babe, the Blue Ox. Anachronism? When last heard from. ROGER THOMPSON was assistant No. 1 to Smokey the Bear. DALE THRONEBl RG sits on his Throne in a Burg outside of Paris dispensing wisdom. Soon after graduating from P.H.S., ART TOBIAS became bald, the first of his class, and agreed to donate his hair (which Art had carefully saved) to science. This was the first known casualty of the class of ’67. We find that NANCY TOBIAS still has a way with words”. LLOY I) TOSSER still resembles a Greek god and makes feminine hearts go pittv-pat. Big game hunter LOl IS TRAPP is in Africa trying to capture a tigress to bring back for a P.H.S. mascot. MERRILL TRAY IS, a professor of languages, asks everyone he meets. Vous etes vrai ? KENNY TROVER made a name for himself when he developed the hybrid pig which onlv makes sausage. Petite NANCY Tl RPIN is still our Nancy of the trim figure. GARY VAl GHN still perseveres and accomplishes everything he sets out to do. Sponsor of a G.A.A. club in a high school, MARY Y ESTAL is fondly called Punkin by her students. DARLENE VICARS has a lull time job in show business — giv ing smiling lessons to Ed Sullivan. VERLA VOYLES has opened a chain of Dog and Suds drive-in’s all over the United States. Inlanders of P.H.S. are being taught sidewalk surf hoarding by DWIGHT WAGGONER. RICHARD WEBSTER is vainly attempting to acquire the status of college drop-out at Oxford University in England, hut fails, since the professors are trying to find out what makes Richard tick. It is commonly known that BECKY WHITESELL is on an island in the South Pacific teaching the natives to do that old dance The Shrug. The interior decorator MARTY WIESE is redecorating The Pentagon. SANDY WIGGINS who was the go-go girl at go-go clubs over the country is now the spif. spifiest Spiffer of them all! The concert pianist DENNIS WILLAN has combined The Messiah and Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony . The result is a jazz production which should make a million record sales. SLE W ILSON is helping, as a true blonde should, the less fortunate would-be blondes to find the shade” that is best for them. The new sports car, the Cockroach, has been designed by STEAL YY I YISATT who will probably become a millionaire as a result. The Houston Big W ig’s football team are fortunate to have DAVE WIMSETT as a quarterback — on tlu 'ir pro team. Pro golfer JOHN YY INDMILLER is at the famous Rolling Green Acres Golf Course — trying his utmost to beat top golf pro Ben Turf. Recently, FRED W OLFE won the Indianapolis 500 with his snappy little Triumph, then received a ticket for traveling under the minimum speed limit on the Miami turnpike. CARL W RIGHT has been employed at P.H.S. as a regular driver for the Homecoming queen attendants. HERSCHEL W RIGHT has completed a movie of his life at dear old P.H.S. entitled, How to Get Along with Your Teachers without Studying”. JULIE YVRIGHT is making millions with her famous and successful smack” booth. THIS, WE THINK WE KNOW! 38 JUNIORS Jwa© i, oWs Oj(jum OFFICERS Mike McCrocklin Willie Magers. . . Dan Soughers. .. Mark Stabler . . . . . . president vice-president . . . secretary . . . treasurer Of the Golden Davs at P.H.S. We juniors have made the best. With only another year to wait We shall soon arrive at that Golden date-Graduation Day. Maureen Malone 40 Carol BIan ford Butch Bradley Rose Booth Robin Bibo Blythe Brad lev Barbara Charles Butler Campbell Dan Rick (Cartwright Cavanaugh Rusty Chaney Brock Childress Phyllis Claypool Jennie Craig Jannice Cochran p i t Robert Creech i 'X Curtis Chris Comstock Cooper Joyce Cramer Joe Creech Barbara Curl Bob Dickenson Gene Curl Dody Dickmeyer Brenda Cunningham Mike Ron Daniels Davis Steve Davis 42 Stephen Gosnell Jean Gleckler Steve Guvmon Mike Furrv Judv Griffin Vicki Griffin Kathy (iu mm Lois Guvmon Linda Good Donni Hall Linda Furnish Darla Hard Riehard Hart Dan Hartsaw Sandv Hall Gloria Haught Jim Havnf Kurt Jane Henigman Henson Ruth Linda Goleen Henson Hernandez Herrington Pam Hesler Janice Hick mi Linda Mike Shirley Phyllis Johnson Jones Irish Irish o r l kJK'w ri, NY Ron Jones Sharon Keenen Jack Kdlv Fred Kenned Warren Kennedi Susan Killion Gary Kirbv Garland tankstcr Jerry Kirin Steve Lauf man tarry Kirbv Gary Lawson Sharon Kirbv Mike Litton Cheryl Krabel Rob Lucas Marion Lane Nancv McCov Pam MeDanie Mary McDonald Mike McHenr Maureen Bonnie Malone March John McNair Willie Magers Gary Martha Bobby Linda Terry Marrs Matheney Mattingly Maurer Meeks Linda Mark Milam Moeller Rick Newhart Donna N icholson Greg Ochs James Ogle Doris Parrish Jim Parrish Chris Patrick Marsha Montz Joanna Moore Jim Morecraft Rebecca Morgan Barbara Mullen Robert Mullenix Jimmie Neal nk,' ,h .. mrM Mike Rinesmith Jim Peters Mary Let her wood Sarah Salsbury Karen Peel Brenda Pride Donald Ruff Bill Perkinson Terry Ramsey Mary Runvan Verne See Richard Phillips Tonv Ray Barbara Seeley Loretta Poole Barbara Rigdon Patty Shively Kay Phillips Donald Ray Wayne Shotts Mark Stabler Charles Simpson Sharon Stafford Susan Simpson Karen Skaggs Diana Sly Phil Phyllis Clinton Stark Stark Steele Dan Jeffrey Soughers Sprague Janey Sharon Steidl Stevenson Linda Stewart Kathy Thompson Marsha Ward Cappi Linda Janet Ron Stone Stone Striker Strow Don Tadda i -j. Mike Throneburg Tom Tuttle Cindy Webster Larry Tomlinson Jerri Wilkerson Allen Williams Richard Willis Perry Sherry Sutton Taylor Karen Connie Utterback Volk Rebecca Carl Wiltermood Winans, Jr. Max Harold Gary Mary Patty Winans Wolfe Wright Wright Wright OTHER JUNIORS William Allred Yvonne Ashley Mike French Harley Good Thomas Hoke Bruce Hollis Marsha Knotts Jeanne Vaughn Homer Wolfe Copkcuviom Ctm Ofj crn OFFICERS . . . president vice president . . . secretary . . . treasurer Tom Anderson . Mark Brown. . Marianne Catt . Robert Bauman From studies to sports. Their interests are varied. When touchdowns were scored, The ball, they have carried. When grades were given. By teachers so harried. The sophomores were proud. In grades, they’d not tarried. With two years ahead And the last one to show. They seem to be worrying — The time goes so slow. But, believe us, don’t bother. This, you’ll soon know — That time Hies by quickly. Go, Go, Sophomores, Go! Jul ia Allen and Janev Steidl Debbie Ashley W Linda Arrasmith Roger Austin 4% Steve Bailey Allen June Marian Cheryl Bill Cindy Jim Bell Belt Belt Belt Bennett Blair Blair John Blumthal Tom Bouslog Tizzie Bridwell James Bright Richard Brinkerhoff Carl M. Elizabeth Brooks Brown Gary Mark Mark Caye Brown Brown Burba Cabecn I ■ Mark Cabeen Dan Marianne Sandy Cassity Catt Chapman Alan Carev Betty Cartright Mike Chenev Peter Churukian Handy Cingolani Stephanie Condon Jim Dowling 1'om Els berry Brenda Eslinger Cathy Foley Jeanie Clapp Bob Sandy Marcella Gary Randy Clearwater Cleaver Clements Collier Colter Dave Curl Debs Dahlin Karen Dailey Janice Dart Marv Julia Craig Crum Anita Mark Davis Davis Carroll Anne Bernard Emrick Engelberth Englum Charlene Englum John Judy Englum Englum Cind pattv Sara Diane Donna Janet Richard FurrV Gale Gale Gann Gleckler Good Gosnell Merebeth Gress r J Wl Brenda Henderson Gregg Henigman David Henson John Hernandez Mickey Hess Pam Hibschman Laverne Hiddle Kerry Hardy Charles Harris mi?'} - Mirharl Haupt Kenneth Heischmidt Carol Hobson Ruth Houck Harry Hughes mm. - Karen Hutson James Ike Betsy Ilerenfritz Tom Hull Jeri Irish Dennis Hunter Benny IpwpII Larry Linda Johnson Johnson Eddie Judy David Jones Jordan Kelly Sharlvnn Patty Gary Kirby Kisner Lamb Ruby Dormilie Jewell Johnson Linda Hutchings Richard Hutchings Linda land Neoka Lankster Marilyn Lewis A A v - - -A ' hr Mike Lindsey Beecher Lvnrh Gerald Morris John Morrison Charles Mnllenix Dennis Mvles Bunnv Nail Steve Neal Kay Newbv Ronda McWilliams Ellen Marquis Greg Meeks Nancy Meeks C) Ike Mitchell Kent Moodv Larry Marrs Patty Mildazis t r iLdd Debbie Moore r e 1 v'.y 1 Mike Papadokas Jim Lehman Linda Leininger Chuck McClaskev fS Dallas Pat Nickles Ochs Keith Perry Janet Powers Mildred Powers Stanley Raisner Linda Ramsev Pat Lankster Jim McCulloch Cheryl Martin Jim Miller Ann McNair A y Nancy Pawlak Janice Reel Christie Perkin son W'illiam Jim Mathenev Mattingly Karen Miller Mark Miller Larry Mavnard Lvnda Mills Penny McFall Joan McKinnev Philip Marg aret Red Rennels Brenda Rhoads Mary Rhoads Robison Tom Smiley T Jerry Robison Jesse Smith Suzanne Smith Judy Southard Mike Seeley Teri Sn yder J e Cathy Rhoads Roberts George Step Bob Julie Stickler Stoneburner Terry St urge! I Anne Sumner Debbie Switzer Randy Sutton Tony Sutton Carolyn Swackhamer Sherry Thompson Steve Thompson Richard Throneburg Dave Tolle Debbie Tait Debbie Diana Terrell Terrell Pam Tolliver Marsha Tomlinson David Margaret Dale Jane Betty Robin Marsha Voyles Waggoner Wakefield Waller Walls Walters 'Waltz Elvis Mary Ward Warmouth David Watts Barbara W;eir Tom Margy Mike White Willet Williams Sandra Williams Gracie W iLson Jane Wilson Donna Winkler Joy Wolfe OTHER SOPHOMORES Dan Jones Jerry MeGregor Susan Ring Dale Shonk Elbert Hall Jane Lacey Richard Malone OFFICERS Ftes{u a« C tss O Beth Henson . Donna Blair . . Denise Adams Tom Bruce. . . ... president vice president . . . secretary . . . treasurer Your Golden Days” have just begun, You still have time for fun. Hoards of knowledge — We’re sure you’U gain; Nor will excitement ever wane. The Golden Days” don’t linger long And soon — they are gone. Sharon Stafford Linda Denise Dorothy Craig Karen Gerry Abernathv Adams Akens Alexander Anderson Arnold Carol Austin lv Mark Birchfield Mike Birchfield Lonnie Bishop Donna Blair Sandra Blye Debbie Bowman George Besherse Vic Brenda Steve Harold Dave Bowyer Bridwell Brinkerhoff Branson Brown Richard Jane Brown Bruce Tom Bruce Jeff Brvan Sandra Butler Jaye Cabeen Margaret Claypool Steve Cochran Keith Coogan Jerry Cooley Ingrid Steve David Coverstone Craig Creech Phillip Crrech Tom Peggy Crum Cunningham Cathy Barbara Judith David Cusick Dailey Daugherty David Martin Larry Dixon Dowling Jim Dunn Bill Eaton Carol El ledge Fred Edwards v m cuv Martha Edwards Marsha El ledge Brenda Ellington Vickie Elliot Eric Engelberth a -.I Dale English Tim En trican Ronald Evans Dale Eveland Janet Farrell Patricia Flanders (!or I Kan (rale (ran m Nancy Garver Donna Garrett Linda Gibson Kathy Gleckler Rob Gleckler Terry Gerald Steve Paul Gary Bermetta Tom Gosnell Hall Hamblen Hanks Harpring Hartley Hartsaw ,W. Cheryl Mike Larry Haupt Haves Helvie Beth Norma Henson Henson Judy Richard Herrington Hesler Joseph Hicks Teresa Hobson Andy Hodge Jim Hutson Wavne Pam Idleman Ike «• David Tom Hugg Hutchings jZA1 Russell Henson David Herrington Brigitte Bill Ingram Ingrum Sharon Sharon Hollingsworth Howell Nancy Larry Janet Georgia Jim Mike Allen Ke,,er KeI|y Kemper Kennedy Kerrick Keys Killion K thy Grace Cary Marvin Mike Penny Annette Lankster Lindsey Litton McCarty McCarty McCleary McDaniel Cathy Gary Linda Jerry Cindy Bobbi Barbara McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McGregor Mcllwain McKinney Mapes Mike Ronald Libbie Jennie John Pam Donald Milam Miller Mink Mink Mitchelson Mohler Moody Deborah Tom Janet Bill David Stan Walter Moore Moore Morgan Mullen Nail Neff Newman Robert David Reed Joe Carol Fred Randall Nicholas Nicholson O’Hair Ogle Osborn Patrick Patton William Opal Donna Peter Cindy Steve Paula Pawlak Peebles Peel Pehrson Perkinson Petticrew Pit cock Nancy Karen Sherry' Harry Stan Kathy Gene Porter Powell Quandt Ramsey Randall Ray Rigdon Beth Betsy Steve Glenn Peggy Bill Rory Roush Sehreiber Schreiber Seeber Seeley ShafTner Shanks Sharalyn Lois Brenda Mark Jim Jim Allen Simpson Smith Smock Sprague Stanfield Sterling Stickler Randy Stiedl Tom Tanquary Nancy Stone Susan far tar a Joe Vicars Nancy Williams Betty Sturgell Cindy Taylor David Walters Dyke Wilson Steve Sunkel Dale Trott Lynn Watson Jeff Wimsatt Sheldon Winans David Switzer Ricky Vaughn Marcella Wells Jennie Winkler Patty Vestal Marianne Whitacre David Sullivan Dennis Thiel John Watkins Shirley Wilson Randy Swinford Bill Tucker Kathv Weger Terry Winkler Don Wright Kirk Wright Mike Nano- Wright Wright OTHER FRESHMEN Mark Barry Tom Conner Bill Griffin Elbert Hall Olin Johnson Jane Lacy Jerry McGregor Richard Malone ? ? ? 61 ADMINISTRATION EDUCATION IS THEIR BUSINESS, TOO: Seated left, Eugene Killion. president, and seated right. Don Belt. Board secretary. Standing left — William Patton, Donald Hiatt. John Witters, William Brown, and Donald Feutz. Education likewise is the business of these men who serve the citizenry of our country, not the Paris area alone. While each member of the Board of Education of Paris Union School District 95 is involved in a remunerative occupation, each member takes on the task of giving much additional time and energy to directing a progressive educational system. This work involves much more than an avocation (a hobby) includes. To these interested citizens, we take off our hats in appreciation of their continued efforts to promote the Welfare of Paris High School students. 63 JOHN W. STABLER Superintendent of Paris Union School District 95 Behind the scenes, Mr. Stabler is the administrator who is personnel manager, trouble-shooter, overseer, and director of the Paris school system. He works to put together the jig-saw puzzle of a smooth-running school system for the school community of Paris — the man who is expected to be all things to all men-’. 64 JOSEPH A. DOGLIO Principal of Paris High Sclwol Mr. Doglio is never too busy to listen to glad news, problems, and woes — whatever is uppermost in the minds of all people connected with our high school. His energy and time are well expended in directing our school in a smooth, orderly manner. ELLEN E. JOHNSON Secretary to Mr. Doglio These ladies greet all comers with a pleasant smile and a helping hand. What would Paris High School be like without them? DONNA WEBER Secretary 66 FACULTY VIRGINIA B. ALLEN Basic English I. II English I. Hohbie.« homr. music. “cwing. knitting, embroidery. SANDRA MARIE A VENA ITI Algebra 1; General Math. Hobbies: ••‘King. sports. JEANETTE BAKER Bookkeeping; Rawc BuMnr� Hobbies: knitting, bridge, playing Hammond organ. CLAUDE ALLEN BERRY (•enera) Math;Chemistry: Algebra Hobbies: electronics stereo, hi-fi. woodworking, fishing ANNA LEE BROCK Typing II; D.E.; Business English Hobbies: knitting. bridge. piano. BRET H BROWN Biology; Attendance Coach Basket lull, Tennis. Hobbies: hunting, lulling, cards, sports. DANIEL W BRUNER Biology; Drivers' Education; Coach Croat Country; Track. Hobbies: golfing, fishing. MARY DOLE BRYAN Librarian. Hobbies: travel. house, flower garden. ROGER ALLEN CARSON European History; World History; American History; Coach. Hobbies: reading, sports EDWARD TAYLOR DAY Industrial Arts I; Woodworking! II. Hobbies: women (three of than). THEODORSA DAY English III. Hobbies: art (oils) sewing, reading, bicyde nding. JANET E. DORIS English I. II. Hobbies: sewing, piano, refimsh-ing furniture. RONALD L DORIS Plane Geometry; Physics; Algebra I. Hobbies: putting electronics kits together. SHARON D. DOUGLAS Algebra I. II; .Arithmetic. Hobbies: sewing JOHN H. EGGLESTON Typing I; Business Arithmetic Hobbies: singing. 68 CATHERINE FARRELL Spanish I. II. Hobbs reading. DALE U FATHAl ER Agriculture I. II. III. IV.; U riding •mil Power Mechanic . Huh fun golf, bowling, bunting. PHYLLIS M GIBBS English ||. Hobbit theater, speech. JOHN C GIBSON (Chemistry I. II; Attendance. Ilobbits: Phi Delta Kappa. tennis, woodworking, support athletic . DONALD A. CIESI.EK American History. Hobbits: reading, eating, golling- HOLLY GLOSSER Speech: Ancient History. Hobbits: travel, sewing. theater, horseback riding. ROBERT II. GOOl.D Plane Geometry; Algebra I; Gener-al Math. Hobbits: horticulture — trees. Ilowen. fruits. HELEN M. HIGHTOWER English I. Hobbits: knitting, bridge. LOL'ISE HONNOLD English I. IV. Hobbits knitting, sewing, prts. MAl'DE E. HOPPER English II: Attendance. Hobbits: collecting antiques. cook ing. M AJOR IE M. HOUGH LNAD Advanced Clothing: Home Economics II; inlrrior Design. Hobbit n-.nlmg. sewing. NELLE L JENKINS Englbh III. IV. Ilobbit.%: travel, knitting, reading, flowers, sewing. CHARLES V JOHNSON American History; Audio-visual Aids; Golf Coach. Hobbits: golf, htxting parties. Red '67 Chevrolet! Walking ''Chipper” — boxer dog. ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON Physiology: Girls' P.E. Hobby: horseback nding. CHARLES J. JONES (Guidance Hobbits: golf, bunting, fxhing. archerv. 69 ELIZABETH KERN Latin I. II Hobbies: Trrs filu antKjufls. NORM J KKRRK'.K Social Ptobkms. Hobbin. travrl. photography, reading. I.OIS M KI.OKER Biology; Anatomy and Physiology. Hobbin: botanv. raising iiim ' HEIEN R KOONTZ Girls’ P.E.; Physiology Hobbies bridge. p.lf. DONA 1,1) T. I ASHYICT Ancient Hisiorv. Bovs’ P.E; Coach. Ilohbin: all sports. JAMES R I.AWTON Bectricity I. II; Metals I. II; Industrial Arts I; Maintenance Sup'nn-tendent. Hobbtn: sleeping. rating proa. ALBERT McHENRY Trigonometry; Solid Geometry; Algebra II; Sprnal Geometry. Hobbies: Pro-Football fan, trlryi-sion. sports PATRICIA H. Mr SEES Vocal Music. Hobbies: knitting, spirts, reading ROGER L MAI ■ 1.1)1 NG Rand Hobby: playing cards. ANN J. MORTON English III. Hobbies: travel, resiling. ev ing. drama. WILLIAM R NEJBCH Drivers Education; Football Coach. Hobbies: camping, fishing, golf. PAL LINE T. NEWMAN Guidance. Hobbies: flower , reading, collecting silver spoons. JAMES L PA REES Guidance. Hobbies: fishing, flying. MARY IDA RIEDEI.L Shorthand; Office Practice and Sern-tanal Practice. Hobbies: bird Matching, knitting. RICHARD E. SCHRISHI UN Boy ’ P.E.; World History; Coach Hobbies: singing, sports, art projects. 70 CARRIE M. SHt'TZBAUGH French I. II. Hobbies: swimming, good travel. MARJORIE F. SMFTTKAMP Government; Economic Hobbies Mu«ic. reading, sports. ROBERT E. STALEY Drafting I; Drawing; Ind us trial Coopers- live hi i . at Kin. Hobbies: Woodworking, «taving out of trouble! ANNA DARLENE STONE Typing I; Sln.rtb.unl. Hobbies: music, Quitch work. bowling. CHARLES E. WOMACK World History; Anioml History; Geography. Hobbies' bowling, archery, most sports. MARIAN II. YONTZ Psychology; Home Economics I. Hobbies: travel, reading, horses. Facufcj Assfc|iuM£M CLASS SPONSORS Senior: Mrs. Louise Honnold, Mr. Bret Brown junior: Mrs. Marian Yontz, Mr. Edward Day Sophomore: Mrs. Elizabeth Kern, Mr. James Parkes Freshmen: Mrs. Marjorie Houghland, Mr. Charles Womack ORGANIZATIONS ARENA: Mrs. Nelle Jenkins, Mr. Charles E. Womack Bible Club: Mrs. Pauline Newman Cheerleaders: Mrs. Anne Johnson Dramatics: Miss Holly Glosser F.F.A.: Mr. Dale Fathauer F.H.A.: Mrs. Marian Yontz, Mrs. Marjorie Houghland F. T.A.: Mr. Charles Jones G. A.A.: Mrs. Helen Koontz Paris Junior Art League: Mrs. Theodorsa Day Key Club: Mr. John W. Stabler National Honor Society: Mrs. Mary Dole Bryan Projection Club: Mr. Charles A. Johnson Student Council: Mr. James Parkes Tail Twisters: Mr. Robert H. Goold Thespians: Miss Holly Glosser TIGER TALES: Miss Ann Morton Distributive Education: Mrs. Anna Brock Industrial Cooperative Education: Mr. Robert Staley Office Occupations: Mrs. Mary Ida Riedell Letterman’s Club: Mr. Bill Neibch ScM Stfo f -lotvto 1966 Recognition of merit in scholastic ability was given at the annual banquet in the spring of ’66. The presentation of scholastic letters was made to the students who earned these letters by Mr. Doglid. Guest speaker for the evening was Dr. Mark A. Neville, professor of English from Indiana State University. Dr. Neville stressed the qualities of self-improvement, self-reliance, and personal character in the field of human relationship and responsibility to society. Special recognition was given to seniors for FOUR CONSECUTIVE YEARS on the scholastic honors list at Paris High School. The seniors so honored were Cherie Bibo, Bvron Blair, Linda Elledge, Jane Feutz, Linda Smithson, Kay Van Gilder, Judy Stanfield, and Linda talbott. ONE YEAR-LETTERS — Freshmen: Lvnne Allen. Tom Anderson, Robert Bauman, Allen Bell, Elizabeth Bridwell, Marianne Catt, Debra Dahlin, Carol Elledge, Charlene Englum, Donna Gleckler, David Henson, Linda Hutchings, Judith Jordan, Ann McNair, Patty Mildazis, Margaret Rennels, Mariane Stewart, Julie Stoneburner, Sherry Thompson, Margaret Waggoner. Sophomores: Richard Cavanaugh, Micki Englum, Pam Hesler, Ronald Jones, Mary Leatherwood. Nancv McCoy, Michael McCrocklin, Maureen Malone, Barbara Mullen, Loretta Poole, Brenda Pride. Juniors: Rita Augustus. Jean Brown, Mark Killion, Pam Land, John Nicholson, Ruth Sensenbrenner, Carl Wight. Seniors: Beth Adams, Alan Arnold, Earlena Babcock, Linda Foley, Roger Forse, Jud Frances, Jerry McDaniel, Jane Montgomery, Rebecca Oakes, Julia Wiese. TWO YEAR LETTERS — Sophomores: Phyllis Clay pool, Chris Cooper, Jan Day, Robert Dickerson, Jeff Irvine, Dwayne Johnson, Pam McDaniel, John McNair, Linda Maurer. Mark Stabler. Jerri Wilkerson. Juniors: Connie Andrews, Molly Iigenfritz, Connie McCulloch, Sara McDivitt, Merrill Travis. Seniors: Elizabeth Dayton, Sallie Debolt, Beth Jennings, Betty Lamb. Patricia Shirar, Rebecca Sturgell, Nancy Watson. THREE YEAR LETTERS — Juniors: Carolyn Cavins, Susie Dennis, Galen Johnson. Norman Miller. Seniors: Lynn Dailey, Greg Hanson, Becky Peebles, Chery Jo Powers, Jayne Shy. Ai iO Top row left: Vicki Kerrick pictures. Sherrie Luttrcll copywriter, Mary Leatherwood junior editor in chief, Suzie Dennis, Ruth Caipcntcr typists, Sara M. Divitt. Julia Allen copywriters, Gloria Haught typist. Roger Thompson Boys Sports; Maureen Malone copywriter, Robert Dickenson Bovs’sports. Bottom row left: Janey Steidl art. Barliura Seeley typist, Susan Dayton pictures, Georgann Conner senior editor in chief. Sharon Crook typist. Martha Harris lay-out. Eleanor Beck business manager, Linda Owens copywriter. Absent. Clara Emerick pictures, Sharon Stafford and Sharon Stevenson copywriters. Among Golden Memories of ?67 will be the feeling of accomplishment, as the ARENA staff completes the last page of copy, folds its tent”, and settles down to wait for the finished product — the 1967 ARENA. The staff and sponsors are most grateful to everyone who has helped in anyway to make this production possible. 78 rah Me Devil! Sharon Crook Emily Gibson Linda Owens Sandy Shuman Suzie Dennis ringing Editor Managing Editor Feature Editor Classroom Ed. Staff Staff Nlarlha Swaekhamer Staff Carol Breen Staff Carolyn Gavins Editor Pam Ell edge Staff One of the joys of Paris High School students is reading TIGER TALES. Kathy Holcomb Staff Mike Cheney Sports Ed. Terry Patton Sports Ed. Bob Dickenson Sports Ed. Steve Gosnell Photographer Julia Allen Feature Ed. 79 Student' CouitCtfi OFFICERS: Craig Smith............................................president Ronald George.....................................vice-president Pam Land...............................................secretary Brad Eldredge..........................................treasurer Sandy Shuman.....................................parliamentarian MEMBERS: Dan Sprague, Diana Black, Emily Gibson, David Dick, Carl Wright, Dick Keys, Sara McDivitt, Darla Hardy, Jeff Sprague, John McNair, Jerry Egan, Barbara Mullen, Jan Day, Mary Ann Bridwell, Dwayne Johnson, Tom Tuttle, Beth Grube, Barbara Weir, Linda Johnson, Nancy Meeks, Cathy Roberts, Lynn Adams, Karen Ferguson, Tom Bouslog, Gigi Lang, Marsha El-ledge, Don Wright, Donald Moody, Donna Garrett, Donna Blair, Cindy Taylor, Jane Bruce, Brenda Smock, Andy Hodge. Brad Eldredge and Carolyn Cavins are president and vice-president respectively of Shelbvville District of the Illinois Association. Other Paris High School Council members received appointive offices: Jeff Sprague is district parliamentarian and Darla Hardy is corresponding secretary. 80 1966 CHAPTER ADVISERS Mrs. Mary Dole Bryan Miss Catherine Farrell Mrs. Maude Hopper John Eggleston Donald Giesler Albert McHenry UOMA ifitu OFFICERS Paula Catt.....................................president Byron Blair...............................vice-president Kav Van Gilder................................secretary• Jane Feutz......................................treasurer MEMBERS, left, seated — Bvron Blair, Paula Catt. Jane Feutz, Becky Peebles, Linda Smithson, Linda Elledge, Cheri Bibo, Susie Wiese, Linda Talbott, Greg Hanson. Ron Morrison, Elizabeth Dayton, Rebecca Sturgell, Judy Stanfield. Kav Van Gilder. Standing left — Norman Miller, Galen Johnson, Merrill Travis, Linda Austin. Connie McCulloch. Molly Ilgenl'ritz. Carolyn Cavins, Susie Dennis, Georgann Conner, Connie Andrews, Sara McDivitt, Judy Ogle, Patricia Shirar. Jayne Shy, Chery Jo Powers, Nancy Watson, Betty Lamb, Liz Jennings, Linda Foley, Lynn Dailey, Sheryl Land, Pam I-and. Stephen Wimsatt. 81 FuiwiPj F whPM Ok Am ujCCu OFFICERS: Jeff Poynter............ Louis Trapp............. Larry Dennison.......... Don Englum.............. Joe Creech.............. Dennis Kelsheimer....... Carl Winans............. SPONSOR: Mr. Dale Fathauer ... .president vice presiden t ... . secretary .... treasurer ......sentinel .......reporter farm manager 82 Office Occufjofewis OFFICERS: Linda Austin.............. Vicki Kerrick............. Mary Carpenter............ Diana Black............... SPONSOR: Mrs. Mary Ida Riedell . . . .president vice president . . . . secretary . . . . treasurer 83 Fuiwun -lot OFFICERS: Linda Clements. Janet Fulton . . . Karen Daily . . . Joyce Eslinger . Maureen Malone . . . .president vice president . . . . secretary . . . . treasurer ■ ■ ■ ■publicity SPONSORS: Mrs. Marian Yontz Mrs. Marjorie Houghland 84 Distributor BduMtiZOto OFFICERS: Tina David.........................................president Gene Berrv ........................................president Marcia Smitley...................................; secretary Carey Bayless......................................lreasurer SPONSOR: Mrs. Ann Brock 85 Qvti’s AtWietfo A ocLodbUm . . . .president vice president ■ . . .secretary .... treasurer SPONSOR: Mrs. Helen Kontz SCHEDULE OF EVENTS November 1 — Kick Board Meeting November 3 — Soccer Ball Game November 10 — Soccer Ball Game November 17 — Kick Ball Game December 6 — Board Meeting December 8-15 — Vollevball December 15 — G.A.A. Initiation 6-8:30 January 5 — Bowling February 17-24 — Bowling Tournament February 23, March 30 — Basketball March — Basket Shooting Tournament April 16-May 18 — Tumbling April 1-13 — Election of New Officers Mav 25 — G.A.A. awards Banquet 6-8 P.M. OFFICERS: Jean Brown Jan Day ■ - • Donna Hall Janet Good. 86 OFFICERS: Marv Leatherwood......... Bob-Juden................ Barbara Forse............ Norman Miller............ Sharon Stevenson......... SPONSOR: Miss Holly Glosser . . . .president vice president . . . . secretary . . . . treasurer .........clerk 87 LCu Rju Dctytoil Fv wmj Ofj' Afo wCfr 0W) OFFICERS: Sara McDivitt........... Julie Wright............ Beckv Reel ............. Pam El ledge............ Janice Dart............. Sharon Stevenson........ SPONSOR: Mr. Charles Jones ........president . . vice president ........secretary ........treasurer parliamentarian .......historian 88 fKcfustttojE CjWpvboAiu Cfiub OFFICERS: Jerry Jones............ Jim Gann............... Joe Haddix............. Jerry Lane............. William Johnson........ Gary Lawson............ SPONSOR: Mr. Robert Staley ........president . . vice president ........secretary ........treasurer parliamentarian .........reporter 89 Todb Tudsims Club school spirit boosters OFFICERS: Barbara Mullen.......... Pam Hibschman........... Patty Mildazies......... Sue Fields.............. Nancy Meeks............. Carol Breen............. SPONSOR: Mr. Robert Goold ........president . . vice president ........secretary ........treasurer parliamentarian .........reporter 90 D rvOtoititiJb Club OFFICERS: Jerri Wilkerson......... Dan Sprague............. Mary Leatherwood........ Barbara Mullen.......... SPONSOR: Miss Holly Glosser . . . .president vice president . . . .secretary . . . . treasurer 91 OW) OFFICERS: Dan Sprague ......................................president Art tobias...................................vice president Jerry Wilkerson...................................secretary Cheryl Foley......................................treasurer SPONSOR: Mr. Charles Johnson Po tls Juttfrw Mb OFFICERS: Art Tobias . . Jane Steidl . . Julia Allen . . Donna I_acey . . . .president vice president sec’y-treasurer ......reporter 93 BtClub OFFICERS: Galen Johnson.........................................president Gloria Hauglit.............................................vice president Eleanor Beck..............................................sec'y treasurer Becky Reel, Don Ruff..................................reporters SPONSOR: Mrs. Pauline Newman 94 tey Club OFFICERS Don Anderson.......... David Hoff............ Bob Blumthal.......... Mark Killion.......... SPONSOR: Mr. John Stabler • • • .president vice president ■ ■ ■ ■secretary . . . . treasurer David Hoff is Lieutenant Governor of Division 12 for 1966-1967. The Paris Key Club won second prize for a most attractive scrapbook the spring of 1966. 95 P uS 1106 TUJuck JkCthv Left: Mike Cheney, Roger Thompson, Ron Jones, Kurt Henigman, Gary Kirby, Terry Gosnell, Larry Kirby, Mark Kiilion, Jerry Kirby, Tom Smiley, Greg Henigman. Coach Bruner. SCHEDULE - DUAL MEETS Paris . . . ... 38 Cumberland .... 22 Paris . . . ... 49 Urbana 15 Paris . . . . . . 18 Georgetown .... 44 Paris . . . . . . 36 Wiley 19 Paris . . . ... 27 Newton 30 Paris . . . ... 50 Danville Paris . . . ... 34 Cumberland 21 Paris . . . ... 20 Newton 38 TRIANGULAR MEETS Paris...58 Garfield...........21 Gerstmever.........41 97 CAPTAIN MARK KILLION SENIORS Left: Roger Thompson and Mark Kill ion INVITATIONALS Cumberland Olney .. . . Iui Grove . . Mattoon. . . Paris..... . .Paris 6th Paris 5th Paris 7th Paris 33rd .Paris 7th District — Paris 16th HONORS - SPECIAL AWARDS Freshman.........................Terry Gosnell Sophomore............................Tom Smiley Senior..............................Mark Killion 98 EkwtbcJMs Q 04V Of 1966 Co-captain Steve Curf (left). Coach Bill Neibsch, and Co-captain Mike Helfrich lead the Fighting Tiger Football team through a most successful season. With strategy plus, determination, perseverance, and eternal vigilance the Tiger’s were a formidable team. 99 Bottom rowleft: Mike H elf rich, Mick Armstrong, Jerry Egan, Steve Wimsett, Chris Patrick, Jim Mattingly, Mike McHenry, Rob Bauman, Richard Throneburg, Steve Curl. Second row — Gene Curl. Richard Cavanaugh, Mike Throneburg, Chris Cooper, Tom Blanford, Rusty Chaney, Jeff Irvine, Merle Hays, Bob Eads, Bill Goins, Jim Peters, Don Englum. Jeff Hodge. Third rou — Harry Farris, Jim Haynes, Charles Campbell, Fred Wolfe, Dick Keys, Ronnie George, Rob Brinkerhoff. Bill Johnson, Bruce Hollis, Mike McCrocklin, Brock Childress, Terry Sturgell, Kent Moody, Bernie Englum. John McNair, and Brad Eldredge. SCHEDULE Paris . . . . . . 18 Tuscola 18 Paris . . . . . . 12 Westville 7 Paris . . . ... 27 Oblong 12 Paris . . . ... 42 Cumberland 0 Paris . . . ... 29 Marshall 7 Paris . . . . . . 45 Robinson 12 Paris . . . ... 20 Newton 13 Paris ... 0 Charleston 19 Paris.........33 Martinsville.................7 100 QfmfyiS Kneeling left: Bill Goins, Steve Gurl, Steve Wimsett, Mike HeUrich, Merle Hays, Bob Eads. Standing left: Mick Armstrong, Fred Wolfe, Bill Johnson, Dick Keys. Hob BrinkerhofT, Ronnie George, Jeff Hodge, and Harry Farris. L tte UH v BILL GOINS ‘67 Haliback CO-CAPTAIN STEVE CURL 67 Fullback CO-CAPTAIN MIKE HELFRICH 67 Quarterback BOB EADS 67 Halfback RON GEORGE ’67 Tackle MICK ARMSTRONG 67 Guard 102 FRED WOLFE 67 Guard MERLE HAYS 67 Halfback BILL JOHNSON 67 Center DICK KEYS 67 Guard BRAD ELDREDGE 68 End ROB BRINKERHOFF '67 Guard RUSTY CHANEY '68 End JEFF HODGE ’67 On ter HARRY FARRIS '67 End STEVE WIMSETT '67 Halfback JEFF IRVINE '68 Halfback TOM BLANFORD 68 Guard 103 JERRY EGAN 68 Quarterback JOHN McNAIR MIKE THRONEBURG BROCK CHILDRESS MIKE McHENRY 68 '68 68 68 Center Tackle CHRIS PATRICK 68 DON ENGLUM RICK CAVANAUGH CHARLES CAMPBELL JIM PETERS 68 68 68 68 ♦MARK STABLER received special mention and a minor award. 104 The Tiger growl was effective enough to bring awards to Paris griders when an ALLCONFERENCE football team was selected bv the football coaches ol the area. I his conference award is the first in the history of the Eastern Illinois Conference. In the Large School Division, Paris team members selected included: Brad Lldredge. end; Ron George, line; Bill Coins, halfback; Steve Curl, fullback. In addition. Bill Goins was the top rusher in tin E.L Conference with 936 yards. QophoMM Tigris 7bp row left: Mike Fnglum. Jim Mattingly. Bob Stickler, Terry Sturgell. Kent Moody, Jim Lehman, Steve I homp son. Second row: Coach Lashmet, Dennis Miles, Jerry Robison, Rob Bauman. David Watts, Dave Curl, Stanley Dudley. Jim Miller, Richard Throneburg, Jim Anderson, lik Briseno, Howard Furnish, Coach Carson. Bottom row: Doug Craig, Beecher Lynch, Mark Miller, Bernie Fnglum. Gary Lamb, Joe Rhoads. Louie Wilson. FROSH-SOPH TIGER SCHEDULE Paris . . . . . . 40 Georgetown . . . 12 Paris . 20 Danville Paris . . . . . . 38 Charleston 0 Paris . 13 Mattoon Paris . . . . . . 19 Robinson . . 13 26 105 pt sftmeit Tlg i fCttteiiS Top left: Steve BrinkerhotT, Andv Hodge. Mick Milam. Glenn Seeher. Jim Ogle. Paul Hanks. Stanley Randall. Second row: Coach Lashmit, J«� fT Bryan, Mike Birchfield. Steve Sunkel. Bill Mullen. Doe Moody. Don Wright. Stan Neff. David Creech, Tom Moore. Bottom row: Jim Stanfield. Mark Birchield. Darrell Milam. DaleTrott. Reed O’Hair. Richard Brown. Bill ShafTner, Dyke Wilson. FROSH SCHEDULE Paris . . . . . . 13 Mat toon Central . . . . . . 14 Paris . . . . ... 6 Danville 14 Paris . . . 6 Georgetown . . . 19 Paris . . . . . . 14 Charleston 13 Paris . . . . . . 37 Robinson . . . . . 23 106 arfs Tk0 1966 F M£p(wt Bouquet Bill Goins was the winner of the coveted Methodist Men’s Club Good Sportsmanship award. This award is earned through the vote of the players on the opposing teams throughout the football season. And so the football season of 1966 came to a close-adding another page to the book of GOLDEN MEMORIES. 107 PcukhtCu Lcutd Co-Captain Mike Helfrieh crowns Homecoming Queen Pamina Land 109 Freshman float The Tiger Raid” won the Student Council trophy as best of class floats in Homecoming celebrations. Cjbwdb Sitting Left: Linda Stewart, Jannice Cochran. Darla Hardy, Queen Pamma Land. Julie Wright. Sandy Shuman, Pam EUedge, Standing: Donna Blair, Marsha Elledge, Beth Henson, Vlariane Stewart. Cindy Blair, Elizabeth Bridwell. 110 Othe v UOMCtotuiitq ptooh Senior Class Ke Club Junior Class Thus ends a Irulv GOLDEN day in Memories 1966-1967. THE HOPE, THE PROMISE OF PARIS TIGERS BASKETBALL SEASON FOR 1966-1967 Front Left: Bill Goins, John Windmiller. Top l eft: Willie Magers, Craig Smith, Coach Brown, Brad Eldredge, Tom Tuttle. CRAIG SMITH Forward 67 BILL GOINS Guard 67 JEFF IRVINE Guard 68 JOHN WINDMILLER Guard ‘67 TOM TUTTLE Center 68 First eight LETTERMEN and RESERVES HICK BRINKERHOFF Center 69 TERRY STURGELL Forward 69 MIKE THRONEBURG Forward ‘68 RON JONES Forward 68 DON DOWLING Guard 68 GREG OCHS Forward 68 BRAD ELDREDGE Forward 68 LANCE SANDSTEAD Forward ‘68 JERRY EGAN Guard ‘68 DAN SOUGHERS Guard 68 113 Left buck row: Bill Goins. Jerry Egan. Lance Samlstead, Craig Smith, Tom Tuttle, Brad Eldredge, Rick Brink-erhoff, Coach Bret Brown. Terry Sturgell. Ron Jones, Willie Magers, John Windmiller. Greg Ochs, Jeff Irvine. Dan Soughers. Kneeling left: Jim Dowling. Mike Throneburg. VoAS'dx Qckeduh Paris . . . . . . 58 St. Anthony. . . 59 Paris 77 Martinsville 64 Paris . . . . . . 60 Danville Paris .54 Schlarmann 86 Paris . . . Newton .... 59 38 zn Paris . . . ... 69 Schulte Paris 60 Eisenhower 67 Paris . . . . . . 86 Cumberland . . . 44 Paris 66 Oblong 68 Paris . . . . . . 59 Olnev .... Paris 73 Wiley 64 Paris . . . . . . 65 Robinson. . . Paris 85 Marshall 58 Paris . . . . . . 51 Lawrenceville. . 92 Paris 97 Palestine 76 Paris . . . . . . 64 Casey Paris 57 Tuscola 63 PARIS HOLIDAY TOURNEY Paris . . . ... a) Sparta 61 Paris : . 89 Hoopeston 71 Paris 73 St. Anne . . . 74 E.I. CONFERENCE TOURNEY Paris . . . ... 73 Robinson 67 Paris 41 Charleston 62 Third place — Paris......71 Oblong................56 I 14 JtuuM Vojif ty QcheduJ Paris . . . . . . 53 St. Anthony . . . 44 Paris .... . . 63 I aureneeville . . . . 68 Paris . . . Danville ... 74 Paris . . . . . . 75 Casey 43 Paris . . . . . . 51 Newton Paris .... . . 82 Martinsville 41 Paris. 61 Schulte . 43 Paris .... . . 46 Charleston . ... 67 Paris . . . Paris . . . ... 66 ... 49 48 Paris . . . . . . 50 Oblong 46 41 Paris . . 44 Wiley Paris . . . . . . 59- Tuscola . . 54 Qopk hi i TtyM Top row left:'Gary Lamb, Terry Sturgell, Rick Brinkerhoff, Coach Schrishuhn, Mike Cheney, Bernie Englum, Rick Stewart. Second row left: Steve Thompson, Jim Mattingly, Kent Moody, Dick Thorneburg, Steve Anderson, Jim Anderson. Bottom left: Jim Lehman. Pat Ochs, Howard Furnish. Rob Baumann. Ix uis Vt ilson, Phil Reel. Mark Brown. ptesk. -Qopk Cckedufa Paris . . . . . . 76 Cumberland ... 52 Paris . . . . . . 91 Palestine .58 Piris 51 Rnninsn n ,56 Paris . . . . . . 37 Charleston 38 I ai is . . . Paris . . . Paris . . . . . . 38 . . . 35 4 Paris . . . . . . ,50 Charleston 35 Eisenhower ... 48 Paris . . . . . . 89 Cumberland . . . . 48 Paris . . . . . . 69 Marshall Paris . . . ... 27 Paris ... 42 Oblong . . . . 39 Ridgefarm 51 58 Pt futt K fCttteaS LrJ't Handing: Don Wright. Dyke ilson. Bill Mullen, Tom Harlsaw, Tom Moore, Dan Garvin, Gary Hall, Joel Irish. Mick Milan, Joe Ogle, Andy Hodge, Sieve Young, Stan Neff, Coach Neihch. Kneeling: Dale Trot, Tom Dickmeyer. Jim Hutson, Vick Bowyer, Doc Moody, Bill Shnaffner, Phillip Beauchamp. Gary Harpring, Randy Swinford. Rob Lamb. Paris . . . . . . 48 Robinson. . . Qcke hdpy 64 Marshall 18 Paris . . . . . . 43 Charleston R) 63 Paris . . . . . . 53 Danville (E.P.). . 34 Paris . . . . . . 90 Cumberland .... 39 Paris . . . ... 74 Marshall 33 Paris . . . ... 63 Mat toon 44 Paris . . . . . . 53 Ridgefarm 34 Paris . . . ... 69 Danville (N) .... 49 Paris . . . ... 48 Charleston 39 Paris . . . 55 Paris . . . . . . 52 Danville (SO). . . Paris . . . ... 69 Oblong 46 Paris . . . Mat ton .58 Paris . . . ... 70 Cumberland 34 SENIORS left: Bill Goins. John Windmiller, Craig Smith with Coach Bret Brown. Paris Tigers bring home third place trophy from 1967 Kl. Gmlereive toomjh men I. 117 BASKETBALL MANAGERS left: Corey Gale, Ken Heischmiit, Jim Peters, Clinton Steele, Dennis Myles, Bob Stickler, Mike Irish. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 118 Left Emily Gibson, Robin Bibo, Martha Swackhamer, Darla Hardy, Susie Moody. MAJORETTES Left: Veva Hart, Ellen Marquis, Carole Gilbert 119 120 V— 7ICj6 l Ott6 w $ Cjbwtk Left: Barbara Blumthal, Bam Lind. Su .ie Dennis. Linda Hollinger, Barbara Elledge. Barbara Brown, Queen Susie Wiese, Cappi Slone. Robin Bibo. k lr Andres. Linda Johnson. Janice Dart. Elizabeth Br id well. 122 P(m 7 06 1 Thctfik T thv 1966 Standing left: John McKenna, Manager, Coach Bruner, Jim Jamison, Boh Webb, Marc Downs, Lenny Magers, Brad El dredge, Hick BrinkerhofT, Carl OrndolT, Dennis Michels, Mike McCrocklin, Roger Thompson, Jerry McDaniel, Coach Cernler. Kneeling left: Dale Wakefield. DaveTolle, Rush Cheney, Ron Marlin. Bill Goins. Bob Eads. Merle Hays, Jeff Irvine. Bruce Curl. Sieve Curl, Ken Trove. Sitting left: Jerry Wright. Jerry Kirby. Danny Soughers. Mike Englum, Howard Furnish, Tom Anderson. Steve Bailey. Alan Carey. Rav Winkler. VOdlS'dx Qchbdufa Paris . . . . .44 Mat toon ... 74 Paris . 60 Wiley 58 Paris . . . . 100' 2 Marshall . . . 17' 2 Paris . 65 Robinson 53 Paris . . . . . . 62 Charleston . r. 123 Seaton Tumch' UetwWs Standing left: John McKenna, Boh Webb, Lenny Magers, Carl Orndoff, Dennis Michels, Jim Jamison. Kneeling: Ken Trove. Ron Martin. Bruce Curl. Raymond Winkler. Jerry McDaniel. CENTRAL ILLINOIS INDOOR TRACK MEET Paris — 3rd (48 loams) CHARLESTON RELAYS Paris — 3rd (9 teams) TIGER RELAYS Paris — 3rd (16 class A teams) MATTOON RELAYS Paris — (tie for 9th — 14 teams) WABASH VALLEY RELAYS Paris — 4th (14 teams) EASTERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCE TRACK MEET Paris — First (10 teams) DISTRICT TRACK MEET Paris — Fourth (35 teams) 124 1966 A BANNER YEAR! f-tappy Poju Ttg Tte£k6t L STATE QUALIFIERS: Left — Bill Goins — 220 yd. Dash in 23.2. Broad-Jump 19.5. Center - Carl OrndofT — Discus throw 150'.8”. Shot Put 51'.2 . (Carl holds school record for both ). Hight — Leonard Magers — High Jump 6'3‘A (new school record) 125 PflwXS TIgG i T iuuS Pficuje tS — 1966 Top rou left: Coach Brown, David Vovles, Bill Engelbcrth, Dave Hall, Steve imsatt, Eric Alieff, Max inans, Steve Benefiel, David Bell, David Batista, Bill Nicholas. Bottom row, left: Mike McHenry, Mike Irish. Jim Peters, Jeff Sprague, Tom Tuttle. Mike Englum. Clinton Steele. 1966 CcUduk Paris . . . . ... 3 Schlarman 4 Paris ... 1 Garfield 6 Paris . . . . lirbana ... 2 Paris . . . . ... 2 Rantoul 7 Paris . . . . ... 7 Casey 1 Paris . . . . ... 0 Danville 7 Paris . . . . ... 1 1 rbana ... 8 Paris . . . . ... I Schlarman 6 Paris . . . . 4 Casey. . . . 3 DISTRICT MEET, Mike McHenry — 2 points 126 Poju 71c|6 i Bas bM J omu Kneeling — left: Larry Kirby. Mike Walls, Craig Smilh, Tim Cavanaugh, Mike Litton, Dan Webster. Standing: MikeThroneburg, Jerry Kirby, Randy Newhart, Tom Swinford, Rick Newhart, Coach Lasmet. 1966 Qclfi djufo Paris . . . . ... 6 Clinton 2 Paris . . . . 2 Charleston Paris . . . . ... 7 Clinton 0 Paris . . . . 2 Oblong 6 Paris . . . . ... 6 Cumberland 0 Paris . . . . ... 5 Danville 25 Paris . . . . ... 2 Oblong 4 Paris . . . . ... 0 Charleston 6 Paris . . . . Mattoon 14 Paris ... 0 Robinson: 12 Paris . . . . ... 0 Danville 7 Paris . . . . ... 3 Robinson 7 DISTRICT Paris........3 Cumberland............8 127 Standing left: Coach Johnson, Peter Churukian. Ron Jones. Morris Sunkel, Halbert Smilie, Byron Blair. Lewis Allen. John Windmiller, John Egan - Captain, Richard Willis, Russell Sandstead. John Spencer, Jeff Hodge. Kneeling: Joe August, Unce Sandstead, Eddie Farrell. Carl Wright. Art Tobias. Mike Chaney. Steve Blair. Qd luh — 1966 Paris . . . . . . 6' 2 Robinson 3V4 Paris . . . . . . 5V4 Schlarman .... 4' 2 Paris . . . . . .4 Mattoon 6 Paris . . . . . .0 Robinson 10 Paris . . . . . . 6‘ 2 Schulte 3 2 Paris . . . . . .4 Casey 6 Paris . . . . . .0 Danville 10 Paris . . . . . 10 West Vigo 0 128 E-. f. VisknZdb Gotfy C WtuMM Left: Coach Johnson, Lewis Allen, John Egan, John Windmiller, Richard Willis. John Windmiller, Medalist, with 68 — FIRST John Egan, with 86 FOURTH Lewis Allen tied, with 89, for FIFTH place 1966 P(vu Ttcje Jt GiStls’ Oofy QquCbdi Left: Brenda Stipp, Vikki Heminger, Nancy Barrett, Susie Wiese, Beth Adams. Coach Charles Johnson. Jane Feutz, Manager, Judy Stanfield, Linda Foley, Tania Bogue. Beth Grube, Kyle Andrews, Karen Ferguson, Margaret Waggoner. Cheri Bibo, captain Intra-squad Champion Golfer, Jane Feutz 130 Pool’s P M)Ait Sponsored by the junior class Spring 1966 CAST Mr. Toop........... Penelope Toop .... Ida................ Miss Skillon....... Willie Biggs....... Reverend Humphrey Bishop of Lox .... . . . . Roger Forse .... Sheryl Land Mary Leatherwood . .Kay Van Gilder .....Bill Menke .... Bob Englum .....Jim Hanner Sponsor: Miss Holly Glosser The setting for the play Pool’s Paradise is in a small vicarage in Merton, a London, England, suburb. A hilarious situation arises when Mrs. Toop and Ida join a football pool and win some money. Since this pool is a form of gambling, which is illegal, money won is ill-gotten. Penolope and Ida have to use much ingenuity to keep their secret from Mr. Toop, w hich causes one exciting event to follow the other. 132 Presented fall 1966 Standing left: Sharon Stevenson, Judy Southard, Barbara Mullen, Jane Steidl, Barlwra Forse, Norman Miller. Mary Leatherwood, Merrill Travis, Boh Juden, Mark Moeller, Bob Nicholas. Dan Craig. Seated left: Dave French. Ruth Houck, Suellen Fitzjaarld. Director: Miss Holly Glosser. The plot of PYGMALION, a play bv George Bernard Shaw upon which the musical MY FAIR LADY is based, centers around a poor. Cockney, flower girl, Eliza Doolittle. Henry Higgins, professor of phonetics, upon making a bet with his colleague Colonel Pickering, takes on the task of making a proper English speaking lady of Eliza Doolittle. After six months of practice and hard work, Higgins decides to try out Elisa at the Embassy Ball. The audience is allowed to see all traces of the flower girl vanish, and a charming young lady take her place. However, Higgins had forgotten that there is now a problem, Eliza’s future — how she must earn a living. A fiery scene between Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle results in nothing settled. In a fury, Eliza leaves Henry’s house. Mrs. Higgin’s, Henry’s mother, persuades him to talk to Eliza. The problem is resolved satisfactorily. Even though Eliza has her future settled, her father Alfred Doolittle has risen to middle class society, and Henry wins his bet. Colonel Pickering must pay the 200 £ bet w hich lie owes Henry Higgins. All are quite happy, except Colonel Picker-ing. 133 April, 1966 was tht MON I H of the Ml SLS — Music Muses. April proved to be the month of music at Paris High School — all kinds of music — from Stage Band to Vocal music and last, a Band concert. • I Starting with the Pops” concert by the Stage Band directed by Roger Maulding, there was a variety of swing, such as My Funnv Valentine,” big hand jazz from the Count Basie era to Tijuana Brass and the Beatles. The classics were represented by swing adaptations — such as Scherazade” for orchestral work. Later in the month of April, the Vocal music classes under the direction of Mrs. Patricia McNees added An April Air” program for the enjoyment of music lovers. 134 Ensembles featuring All in The April Evening”, May Day Carol '. Listen Young Maidens” and other numbers added delightful harmony. The Mixed Chorus Sing Me a Song”. 135 The Paris Band presented the climax to the music festivities with the annual spring concert of classic and contemporary music bv march and concert composers. The concert was a fitting finale for the year of music — coming in the month of May. Pa tZ$ t-liglv Qchool' CtovC vt B tul WINTER - 1967 ROGER MAULDING, DIRECTOR PROGRAM Norad Defenders '...........................................................Oliver Davis march 11 Re Pastore” Overture..................................................Clifford Barnes Mozart orchestral work An Age of Kings”.........................................................Sir Arthur Bliss Elsa s Procession to the Cathedral ......................................Richard Wagner from opera Lohengrin Revolutionary Prelude ...................................................Morton Gould themes from score of W.W.l. T.V. series Suite Francoise”.........................................................Darius Milhaud music about war-torn areas of France and provincial music Elijah Rock ’.......................................................................... traditional spiritual Richard Rodgers .................................................arranger frank Erickson symphonic portrait Jamaican Folk Suite”.....................................................Harold Walters based on folk tunes of the island Horns-A-Plenty”....................................................... • -Leonard Smith concert march 138 QUEEN OF MAY, JUDY FRANCIS and escort CURTIS JOHNSON •ies are m Miss Shervl l,and, first attendant to the queen, crowns Queen Judy Francis. Miss Nita Parrish presents G.A.A. Good sportsmanship award trophy to Miss Cynthia Switzer May Fete Directors Mrs. Ann Johnson and Mrs. Madonna Click enjoy the May Fete and the red roses presented to them by the girls. 140 141 142 I lie Kecessional for 1966 Mav Fete ' 'Duidt PohiUd s '' Bctuqufijb Class and Organization Officers preside M.c.'s (Iraig Smith and Kirhard Gross 143 Tip Toe Through the Tulips Tom Bridwell, Junior Class president, and date Marianne Catt crown Steve Curl, Senior Class president, and date Sandy Hogan, king and queen of the prom. Promenade and Dance among the Tulips and Windmills at the DUTCH POLENAIZE Prom. 145 Mr. Doglio presides at Honors Assembly. Mr. Day makes Industrial Arts award to Raymond Winkler. Veria V'oyles and jenny Craig receive American legion Auxiliary essay contest medals. Good citizen award to girl by American Legion Auxiliary; recipient Martha McClelland. Irs. Shutzbaugh presents French I award to Judy Jordan and French II irard to Jane Feutz. ttudent Council sponsor Mr Snead awards gavel to Morris Sunkel «� ut-5Mng president. Chemistry award by Wabash Valley Section of Chemistry to Roger Forse bv Mr. Gibson. Boys’ Golf letters presented by Mr. Johnson. G.A.A. awards are made b Mrs. Click. 147 Mr. Bruner makes awards io an outstanding track team. Arena staff members receive much deserved awards from Mrs. Jenkins. 1966 Senior Class President Dennis Michels surrenders Swing — Out Pla- Mr. Womack receives the School Spirit award from Morris Sunkel. que to Carl Wright — in-coming Senior Class President. CckoktStiO I-Iohms SECOND SEMESTER 1965-66 (Names with received honors two quarters.) FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS Lynne Allen Steve Benefiel ‘Tom Anderson Robin Bibo Robert Bauman R ichard Cavanaugh Allen Bell Phyllis Clay pool ‘John Blumthal Chris Cooper Thomas Bouslog Pltvllis Creech Elizabeth Bridwell Barbara Curl Elizabeth Brown Steve Davis ‘Marianne Cat! Jan Day Dave Curl Robert Dickenson Debra Dahlin Jerry Egan Carol Elledge ‘Micki Englum Anne Engelberth Martha Funkhouser Charlene Englum Kathy Gumm Barbara Forse ‘Lois Guymon Donna Gleckler Donna Hall David Henson Gloria Hought Pam Hibschman ‘Pam Hesler Ruth Houck David Hoff Linda Hutchings Ronald Hurst Betty Ilgenfritz Mike Irish Judith Jordan Jeff Irvine Kathleen Kenney Dwayne Johnson Jim Lehman Ronald Jones Joan McKinney Sharon Keenan ‘Ann McNair Warren Kennedy ‘Patty Mildazis ‘Mary Leatherwood ♦Phil Reel Nancy McCoy Margaret Rennels ‘Mike McCrocklin Catherine Roberts Pam McDaniel ‘Tom Smiley ‘John McNair Judith Southard Maureen Malone Mariane Stewart Linda Maurer ‘Julie Stoneburner Mark Moeller Terrell Sturgell Marsha Montz Sherry Thompson Barbara Mullen Marsha Tomlinson Terry Patton Margaret Waggoner Karen Peel I retta Poole Brenda Pride Teresa Ramsey Jim Ray Don Ruff Jeffrey Sprague ‘Mark Stabler Mark Stipp ‘Jerri Wilkerson ‘Don Anderson Beth Adams Connie Andrews Lewis Allen ‘Rita Augustus Alan Arnold Linda Austin ‘Earlena Babcock Carol Breen Cherie Bibo ‘Jean Brown Byron Blair Carolvn Cavins Steve Blair Georgann Conner Paula (iatt Susan Dayton Cathy Curl Suzie Dennis ‘Lynn Dailey Emily Gibson Vicki Davidson Martha Harris Elizabeth Dayton Molly Ilgenfritz Sallie Debolt Galen Johnson Linda Elledge Mark Kill ion Jane Feutz Pam Land Linda Foley Connie McCulloch Roger Forse ‘Sara McDivitt Jerry Francis Pam McKimmy Judv Francis ‘Norman Miller ‘Greg Henson ‘John Nicholson Marquetta Henry ‘Ruth Sensenbrenner Beth Jennings Sandy Shuman Alice Kemper Becky Smittkamp Werner Kleinschmidt Merrill Travis ‘Betty Lamb Marty Wiese Sheryl Land Stephen Wimsatt Elizabeth Lindsey Carl Wright Donna Litton ‘Julie Wright ‘Jerry McDaniel ‘Deanna Martin ‘Jane Montgomery Rebecca Oakes Becky Peebles ‘Chery Jo Powers Henry Setzer ‘Patricia Shirar ‘Jayne Shy ‘Linda Smithson ‘Judy Stanfield ‘Rebecca Sturgell Tim Sunkel ‘Cynthia Switzer ‘Linda Talbott ‘Kay Van Gilder ‘Nancy Watson Sandra Whitacare ‘Julia Wiese 149 FRESHMEN Denise Adams Karen Anderson ‘Catherine Balsis ‘Phillip Beauchamp Sandra Blye Vicki Bowyer ‘Brenda Bridwell Steve Criag Lee Day ‘Tonya Deem Larry Dowling James Dunn ‘Dale English ‘Jane Fields Corv Gale ‘Andy Hodge Bridgette Ingram Vicky Irish Debbie Lamb ‘Connie Lane ‘Barbara Mapes ‘Mary Ann Menzel ‘John Mitchelson ‘Fred Patrick Randall Patton Elizabeth Roush ‘Margaret Seeley ‘Brenda Smock ‘Betty Sturgell Thomas Tanquary ‘Susan Tatara Lynn Watson ‘Kathy Weger ‘Nancy Williams ‘Jeff Wimsatt FIRST SEMESTER 1966-67 (Names with received honors two quarters.) SENIORS SOPHOMORES ‘Lynn Adams ‘Eric Alieff Lvnn Allen ‘Tom Anderson ‘Linda Arbuckle ‘Robert Baumann ‘Allen Bell Cheryl Beltz Cindy Blair ‘Tom Bouslog ‘Elizabeth Bridwell ‘Marianne Catt ‘Anita Davis ‘Carol Lynn Elledge Bernard Englum ‘Judy Englum Ellen Foreman ‘Barbara Forse ‘Donna Gleckler ‘David Henson ‘Pam Hibschman Ruth Houck ‘Linda Hutchings ‘Betsy Ilgenfritz ‘Linda Johnson ‘Judith Jordan ‘Linda Land Jim Lehman James McCulloch ‘Joan McKinney ‘Ann McNair Nancy Meeks ‘Patsy Mildazis ‘Nancy Pawlak ‘Janice Peel ‘Christie Perkinson ‘Philip Reel ‘Margaret Rennels Cathy Roerts ‘Thomas Smley Judith Southard Mariane Stewart ‘Julie Stoneburner Terry Sturgell ‘Sherry Thompson Marsha Tomlinson Sandra Trine ‘Joan Vaught ‘Margaret Waggoner ‘Mary Warmouth Thomas White JUNIORS Tom Blanford Rose Booth ‘Phvllis Claypool ‘Chris Cooper ‘Jennie Craig ‘Phvllis Creech ‘Jan Day ‘Robert Dickenson ‘Jerry Egan Brad F.ldredge ‘Martha Funkhouser ‘Kathryn Cumin ‘Lois Guymon ‘Donna Hall ‘Gloria Haught Pam Hesler ‘Jeff Irvine ‘Dwayne Johnson ‘Ron Jones ‘Warren Kennedy ‘Mary Leatherwood ‘Nancy McCoy ‘Mike' McCrocklin ‘Pam McDaniel ‘John McNair ‘Linda Maurer ‘Barbara Mullen ‘Terry Patton ‘James Peters Mark Stabler ‘Sharon Stafford Jerri Wilkerson ‘Don Anderson ‘Connie Andrews ‘Rita Augustus ‘Linda Austin Eleanor Beck ‘Diana Black Nancy Brinkerhoff Jean Brown ‘Carolyn Cavins ‘Georgann Conner Sharon Crook Susan Dayton ‘Susan Dennis ‘Pam Elledge ‘Carla Emerick ‘Emily Gibson ‘Kathv Holcomb ‘Molly Ilgenfritz ‘Galen Johnson Pam Land ‘Sherrie Luttrell ‘Connie McCulloch Sara McDivitt Pam McKimmey ‘Norman Miller Glenda Mood ‘John Nicholson ‘Linda Owens Jeff Poynter ‘Marilyn Rhoden Saridy Robinson ‘Ruth Sensenbrenner Craig Smith ‘Becky Smittkamp ‘Louis Trapp ‘Merrill Travis Stephen W imsatt ‘Julie Wright I BO Pa ti$ F.FA Tops i« State cwL Section 18 in 1965-1966. ANNUAL Future Farmers of America Parent-Son banquet at which special recognition and awards were made spring. 1966. Seated left: chapter officers: Jim Jamison, sentinel; Phil Cochran, first vice presient; Larry Dennison. assistant secretary; Bill Creech, second vice president; Ron Wagoner, president; Bob McNabb. treasurer; David Patrick, reporter. Standing Left: Dale Fathauer, chapter advisor; the five honorary chapter farmer degree winners: Bill Patrick, school principal Joe Doglio, Ted Stickler, Vi’. O. Cochran, and W. O. Creech; Tom Fisher, past state president of F.F.A. and program speaker; Ken Parrish, assistant chapter treasurer; Bon Martin, chapter farm manager. These young farmers are versatile in the many areas of living which an covered in their vocational work. The range of study is designed to give a background for a prosperous, happy, and successful future. Study plus much effort, energy, and initiative produce pleasing results. 151 fvJtuAM FQ lMA 0 vh£AaXX)u, P(VuS CkOpt t , ftAake Uftjo AccottijMslurn td o d f-ftijk Individual Achtew nfe 1966 SECTION 18 FOUNDATION AWARD WINNERS first row left: Ron Marlin, safety; David Patrick, mechanics; Ron Wagoner, crop farming. Second row left: Bob McNabb, star farmer and livestock farming; Kenneth Parrish, electrification. 1966 Paris FFA Chapter placed in Section 18: Parliamentary Procedure — Second; Dairy Judging — First; Livestock Judging — Second; Grain Judging — Fourth; Land Judging (Fall) — First; 1966-1967 AWARDS Paris High School Land Judging Team — FIRST in Section 18 Land Judging Contest. Team Winners: Jeff Poynter, first; Dennis Kelsheimer, second; Louis Trapp, fourth; Her-schel Wright, sixth; Larry Dennison, seventh — out of 60 entries. Other Section 18 awards: Dennis Kelsheimer — crop farming — first; Ixiuis Trapp — Corn Production — first; Herschel Wright — Soil and Water Management, first; Larry Hutchings — Farm Safety, first; Jeff Poynter — Dairy Production, second; Larry Dennison — Farm and Home Beautification, second; Jim Mattingly — Corn Yield, second; P.H.S. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CHAPTER FOUNDATION awards: Larrv Dennison — beef, soybeans, Farm and Home Beautification; Carl Winans — swine; Jeff Poynter — dairy, livestock farming, crop specialty; Louis Trappcorn, sheep; George Board — Livestock specialty; Dennis Kelsheimer — small grains, crop farming; Larry Hutchings — farm safety; Herschel Wright, soil and water conservation. SECTION 18 FFA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT FIRST PLACE WINNERS 1966 Left: Bob McNabb. Jeff Poynter, Ron Marlin. Jim Jamison. Ron Wagoner. Dave Henry, Joe En-glum. Bill Creech. 52 Paris Employers were honored with a banquet given in their honor by students who participated in the three vocational programs of Paris High School during the year 1965-1966. These programs were Diversified Occupations, Office Occupations, and Distributive Education. At the speaker's table left: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradford; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morecraft; David Bestor, speaker; John McKenna, MC; Deanna Martin, and the Reverend John Faust. l ft to right — Frank McKenna, president of Diversified Occupations; Patricia Shirar. president of Office Occupations: Mrs. Mary Ida Riedell, faculty coordinator of Office Occupations; Sue Colson, president of Distributive Education: Mrs. Anna Brock, Distributive Education coordinator: and Robert Staley, Diversified occupations coordinator. 153 Qq uhjc 1966 Physical Education Building Paris High School seniors of 1966 were addressed by Fr. George Hoffman, rector of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, who spoke on More than Conquerors.” Father Hoffman discussed qualities needed by graduates in adult life to deal with problems and situations that demand strong, personal character. Among the spiritual qualities stressed were patience, modesty, humility, and integrity. The Reverend Roy Warner gave the invocation and the benediction, and The Reverend Orville Pearson read the scriptures. Music for Baccalaureate was rendered by the high school Mixed Chorus singing 'Show Me Thy Way, 0 Lord” and ’’Thee God We Praise.” 155 TODAY’S CHALLENGE TO YOUTH” Speaker for the annual commencement exercises was Ra Page, Superintendent of Public Instruction for the state of Illinois. When speaking to graduates. Mr. Page stated that since we are individualists, . . . we need positive identification with the' innate goodness and worth of the individual. We need to understand and relate to others and to ourselves. . . . We need intangible but real spiritual and moral values. ... In the hands of your new generation, mankind’s future can be saved. In your hands we put mankind’s fate. Senior Girls' Chorus sing ’’Song for Creation. 156 Linda Elledge Ronald Stephen Morrison Judith Ann Stanfield QcMastfo UotU 1966 Paula Catt Joan Cheryl Powers Bessie Elizabeth Peebles Linda Talbott Rebecca Sturgell Lynn Dailey Roger Forse Patricia Shirar Kav Van Gilder Julia Lynn Wiese and Elizabeth Jennings — no picture available. Elizabeth Ann Dayton Gregory Hanson Nancy Watson 157 JOSEPH SANDERS Library Clerk MRS. KENNETH STEPHENS Library Clerk SHARON STEVENSON Library Assistant Owi Uh OJUj With changing times, the Paris High School Library keeps abreast with progress. Expansion has come in the form of additional books, hours of access to the library, and additional personnel. As every book lover knows: A good book is the best of friends, The same today and forever. Tlie Library has a thousand books, All colors, hues and tinges. And every cover is a door That turns on magic hinges. -:s Local industry, ILLINOIS CEREAL MILLS, INC., display products at P.H.S. Interested onlookers are Mr. Parkes and students. High school days end with memories of scenes such as this — graduation day. 165 The Clean-l p campaign produced new dignitaries among faculty. Winners were Miss Marjorie Smittkamp and Mr. Charles Womack who were presented appropriate symbols by Linda Clements, F.H.A. president. Elk’s youth program sponsor, Charles Johnson and members of the program planning staff. 166 Incoming Student Council President Craig Smith receives $250. (.heck from Jim Benjamin and Rotarians which helps finance the Paris High School 1966 American Field Service exchange student program. 167 Seniors have another Golden Memory from the skit presented on Senior Night at a Basketball game. Left: Randy Newhart honorary Basketball co-captain winner of George W. Bristow free-throw award plaque with .682 percentage; Coach Bret Brown; and John McDaniel honorary Basketball co-captain, receiver of Methodist Men's Good Sportmanship Award, the Dick Folev Most Valuable Player award, and the Lion's (Hub Overall Effort award. These honors were received at the Paris High School Spring Sports Banquet 1966. Track meet or dancing school? 169 LEONARD ALEXANDER DELBERT -o 4 JACK FOLEY From early in the morning until late at night, our maintenance personnel are busy making life more pleasant for all of us. And so all of these things make GOLDEN MEMORIES of 1967. nr.rtimi ■ “• IIJHWV’ A Familiar Landmark, the EDGAR COUNTY COURTHOUSE, symbol of justice and order. A familiar and loved landmark that has witnessed progress and change is the beautiful Edgar County Courthouse. The architecture ol a bygone era lives on in this monument to social order. Generations of our citizens have passed through these doors on various errands, just as generations have gone through the doors ol Paris High School in the search of education. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made v r