Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

1956 Published by the Seniors of Paris High School Paris, Kentucky 'DecUcaticm MISS MARY ELEANOR ISGRIG MRS. DUKE YOUNG DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1956, wish to dedicate the Parisian to Miss Mary Eleanor Isgrig and Mrs. Duke Young in token of our appreciation to these teachers for their willing contribution of their time and talents. We shall always remember their co-operation in helping us in our school and extracurricular activities. Garfield Uncle Ed 1(1 We would like to express our appreciation to all of our janitors, especially Garfield and Uncle Ed, for all the years of unrecognized service. We know that the Senior High students will miss the fine service and the friendliness of Fields. rfciwUvii t% zti (€ ALONZO COMBS Principal M.A. University of Kentucky r • -,,,;u -‘ X •;- ¥ '•$¥ ' ' iM � • k' ''-j-V i 'flpspf'i � iN$ i£ ' « A •■¥•� � •' • ‘ V t‘ ■' ' « .V, V 4 I M 4: « •■f' •■- ♦ f «(•wl •■'■ v-f «■� k . -V. , •!+. ,« ••' VH+ ' Jf 4 k.v w- jj,.:.. • � .’ « : -■'■ . ‘ • � -• ■ -.: W ’N J -H' r, l-rJA+M V,'; ! V ' '.v. ♦,.' -Vf- i ■ ‘♦«yyl ... ... •tfy Hrt. ' i . '-'W fl®% vi ' ,• ■X' Jf V :V'- . ■■hk -svt Aw ' v4. • f on +� V jrir $ jtoj ;• fr-.r '' f. V K -V, M £♦ f 3iv.'44i '•'4l(?t, , WW 41 ftWVutf «4; W ’ -w; .? -w |W“ GILBERT LAVIN M. A. University of Michigan Latin H. LLOYD GOODLETTE M. A. University of Kentucky Social Sciences MRS. DUKE YOUNG A.B. Randolph Macon College Mathematics MRS. KEITH OSBORNE A. B. Eastern Teachers College Social Sciences MARY ELEANOR ISGRIG A. B. University of Kentucky Science HOWARD DOWNING B. S. Western Teachers College Physical Education 6 BETSY BROOKS WOODFORD A. B. University of Kentucky Romance Languages BARBARA HALE B. S. University of Kentucky Commerce ZERELDA NOLAND M.A. Columbia University English HELEN HUNTER M.A. Columbia University History E.R. DAVIS M. A. University of Kentucky Mathematics Social Science KATHLEEN LOVELL A.B. University of Kentucky English AGNES PURN L A. B. University of Kentucky Mathematics MRS. DAN PEED B. S. University of Kentucky Home Economics ALMA PURCELL A.B. Western State College English MARION MITCHELL M.A. Columbia University Geography MRS. JOHN CLAY A. B. University of Illinois Librarian ALICE McCLINTOCK M. A. University of Michigan Latin MRS. WILLIAM SCOTT B. S. Eastern State College Home Economics MAE BELLE MARTIN A. B. Eastern State College Music FRANK BLOSS A.B. Morehead College Science THOMAS A. SIWICKI M. A. University of Kentucky Music tyaod- cf, Soon we will be saying good-by To all our senior friends. We will part with a sigh, As the year draws to an end. During our senior year, We've had loads of fun and joy. We have something nice to remember About each teacher, girl and boy. We have had many good times With this you will have to agree. With all our parties, trips, and dances. We have really had a spree. We have all wanted to leave Paris High With all its books and lessons. But to leave our friends too, About this we are not so anxious. Class Night, Alumni Banquet, and finally Graduation, At all these we were honored guests, you and I. Many wishes, gifts, and congratulations. After that it was good-by. Yes, we have things to remember Both you and I About our friends and what we have done And now, we say--Good-by. Rena Hinkson Utevia Minyard ft- YM Jf V mm it -s K.A ! I ; ? —— h y f ' £ - ,., | ,h -Wtaa 'i h • +H± f j,-'+riHtf. tii ■l4C 'Yr )y i ,4 • 3kS f iij � i -H«V —. HARRY ARCHBOLD We like Harry and think he’s great With Miss Noland, he sure does rate. Latin Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Service Club 4; Hi-Y 2; Debate 3-4; N.F.L. 3-4; Commercial Club 3. BETSY DOYLE Betsy’s kind and awfully neat With us she just can't be beat. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Latin Club 2-3; Speech Club 3-4; Glee Club 2; Beta Club 3-4; Commercial Club 3-4; Vice President of Beta Club 4; F. H. A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Service Club 4. SeMcatA '56 SUSAN DAY Full of pep and lots of fun Susan’s a friend to everyone. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; F. H. A. 3; Romance Language Club 3-4; Speech Club 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Commercial Club 3-4. ANNE BARNETT Lots of poise and charm has she Someday a success, Anne will be. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Beta Club 3-4; Romance Language Club 3-4; Latin 2; Speech Club 2-3-4; Choir 3; Glee Club 2; Service Club 4; Annual Staff 4; N.F.L. 2-3-4; Commercial Club 3. PAUL KENDALL Paul is the Senior Romeo He makes the girls get up and go. Basketball 2; Football 3-4; Hi-Y 2- 3-4; Hi-Y Basketball 3-4; Baseball 3- 4; Annual Staff 4; Vice President of Hi-Y 4; Hi-Y Youth Assembly 3-4; Commercial Club 4. 10 SUE EWALT Sue's the drum major of the band She and Jeff go hand in hand. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Speech Club 2-3-4; Beta Club 3; Choir 2-3-4; Commercial Club 3-4; Glee Club 2-3; Majorette 3; Drum Major 4; Latin Club 2; Class Officer 2-3; Annual Staff 4; Delegate to Girls State 3. LARRY MYERS Larry's a real-gone, be-bop kid, For a Vocational gal, he’s made his bid. Basketball 2; Football Manager 2; Baseball 3; Hi-Y 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Y Basketball 3-4; Delegate to Hi-Y Convention 3; Secretary of Hi-Y 4. Seacard '56 BETTY FIELDS Betty's as sweet as she can be She wears a smile for all to see. Beta Club 3-4; President of Beta Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3-4; Speech Club 2-3; French and Spanish Club 3-4; Service Club 4; Parisian Circle 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Annual Staff 4. JOE MANNING Joe’s the comedian of the class He goes with a North Middletown lass. Hi-Y Youth Assembly 3-4; Hi-Y 2-3-4; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Y Officer 2-4; Hi-Y Basketball 2-3-4. JANE FLORENCE Jane has lots and lots of friends. But Tommy’s the one she really sends. Parisian Circle 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3-4; Service Club 4; Speech Club 2-3-4; Latin Club 2-3; French and Spanish Club 3-4; Beta Club 3-4; N.F.L. 2-3-4; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Glee Club 2; Commercial Club 4; Annual Staff 4. 11 KAY GEORGE Kay’s the band sponsor of our school, Mention Eddie and she’ll drool. Speech Club 3-4; F. H. A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Romance Language Club 3; Commercial Club 3-4; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 4; Band Sponsor 4; Delegate to Girls State 3. SARA JEAN HYDEN Cissy's cute in everyone’s eye, She's caused many a boy to sigh. Chapel Choir 2-3-4; Girls Glee Club 2; Parisiannaires 3; Latin Club 2-3-4; Latin Club President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beta Club 3-4. 56 LONNIE McCORD We seldom see Lonnie mad. He’s a nice, easy-going lad. Latin Club 2; Hi-Y Club 3-4; Basket- ball Coach of Hi-Y 4; Annual Staff 4. RENA HINKSON Rena's the artist of the class. She’s not afraid of any task. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; French and Spanish Club 3-4; Commercial Club 3-4; Annual Staff 4. BETTY HEWITT LAIR From the Junior Class Betty came, What was their loss was our gain. Tri-Hi-Y 2-4; Latin Club 2-4; Chapel Choir 4; Beta Club 4; N.F.L. 2-4; Speech Club 2-4; Service Club 4. 12 PATTY LEEDS Patty’s the gal who likes to sing, Her new book is really the thing. Service Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Romance Language Club 2-4; Commer- cial Club 3-4; Speech Club 2-3-4; N.F.L. 3-4; Choir 2-3-4; Parision- aires 2-3-4; Girls Chorus 2; Annual Staff 4; All State Chorus 4; All Regional Chorus 3-4. CAROLYN MOORE Short and sweet with freckles to boot, No wonder we think Carolyn's cute! Latin Club 2; Glee Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Speech Club 3-4; F.H. A. 4; Annu'al Staff 4; Commercial Club 3-4. UTEVIA MINYARD Utevia's engaged to a guy named Lucky, That’s why she’s cheerful; never sulky. Choir 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3-4; French and Spanish Club 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Commercial Club 3-4. ANN MORRIS Here's our gal named Ann Marie, Tops in tact and personality. Home Economics 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3-4; Speech Club 3-4; Commercial Club 3-4; Girls Chorus 2; Annual Staff 4; Delegate to Girls State 3. LARRY SHRIVER Shriver and Ann are often seen, He’s our gift to the basketball team. Football 2-3-4; Captain of Football 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 3-4; Class Officer 3-4; Parisian Circle 3-4; Service Club 4; Speech Club 2-3; Annual Staff 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Hi-Y 2-3-4. 13 LILLARD SHELLEY Lillard's the good sport of our gang, But for girls he doesn't give a hang. Latin Club 2; Baseball 3-4; Hi-Y 4; Annual Staff 4. MARIUM THOMAS Marium has become a Transy co-ed, We all wish her luck with Zed. Latin Club 2-3; Speech Club 2-3; N.F.L. 2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3; Class Officer 2-3; Beta Club 3; French and Spanish Club 3; Debating 2; Girls Glee Club 2. Seacard '56 EMMA JEAN SHELBURNE Emma Jean's engaged and will soon be hitched, Many of our lives, she's helped to enrich. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Latin Club 2; French and Spanish Club 3; Officer of French and Spanish Club 3; Choir 2-3-4; Parisonnairs 2-3-4; Accompanist 4; All State Chorus 4; Regional Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4; Commercial Club 3-4. JACQUELYN RIGGERT Jackie's the treasurer of our class, She's a sweet and thoughtful lass. Latin Club 2-3; Speech Club 2-3-4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 2-4; Commercial Club 3-4; Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Convention 3. BOBBY RICCI Bobby's mischievous; he's real cool, He's the terror of our school. Basketball 2-3; Baseball 3-4; Football 4; Football Manager 2-3; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Y 4; Hi-Y Basketball 4; Hi-Y Officer 4; Commercial Club 4; Youth Assembly 4. 14 ANNE THOMPSON Anne's the smart one of our bunch She’s always willing to share a hunch. Latin Club 2-3-4; Beta Club 3-4; French and Spanish Club 2-3; Speech Club 2-3-4; N. F. L. 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Chapel Choir 2-3-4; Parisianaires 3-4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Commercial Club 4; Parisian Circle 2-3-4; Service Club 4; Regional Chorus 4; All State Chorus 4. JOHN STUART In football, Johnny is really ready, A Junior lass is his steady. Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3; Hi-Y 4; Service Club 4; Hi-Y Basketball 4; P. T. A. King 3; Captain Football 4; French and Spanish Club 4; Commer- cial Club 4; Annual Staff 4. Seacovj V 56 JANE TOOHEY Jane and Brent are a steady pair, To see her frown is something rare. Cheerleader 2-3-4; Beta Club 3-4; Speech Club 3-4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Latin Club 2-3; Glee Club 2; N. F.L. 3-4; Parisian Circle 4; Service Club 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Delegate to Girls State 3; F. H. A. 4; Annual Staff 4. BOBBY JOE SLACK Slack's the patrolman of T.B, Lane, When it comes to music, he's a brain. Band 2-3-4; Band Officer 3-4; Choir 4; Parisianaires 4; Solo Contest 2-3-4; All State Choir 4; All State Band 4; Hi-Y 2-3; Hi-Y Officer 3; Basketball Manager 2; Annual Staff 4; Commer- cial Club 3-4. BELLE BRENT WARD We all think that Belle Brent’s swell. In years to come we wish her well. Latin Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Chapel Choir 2-3-4; Parsianaires 3-4; Speech Club 2-3-4; N.F.L. 2-3-4; Class Officer 4; All State Chorus 4; Regional Chorus 4; Parisian Circle 3-4; Service Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 3-4; F. H. A. 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Debating 3-4. 15 George, P. Leeds, and Advisor, ABSENT F! Judy Allen Hazel Berry Donald Brown Russell Brunner Rebecca Burnett Janice Carr Larry Cain Barbara Clough David Crump Judy Culbertson Beth Davis Wilbert Dotson Nellie Downing Shirley Doyle Barbara Eads tyuvtiaM Nancy Elvove Bill Ferguson Charlene Florence Woodie Florence Kent Gaitskill Rebecca Gaitskill Ray Gant Jaunita Garrison Stanley Garrison Alice Gaunce Charlene Gaunce Ronald Harris Bill Hayes Robert Hopkins Sharon Jackson Elinor James Bill Jefferson Ray Johnson Janice Jones Martha Keal Erva Jean King Joella Logan Joe Lyons Betty Martin Larry McCord Jimmy McKinney Betty Million Martha Moore David O'Neil Poctti n Clyde Parsons George Pennington Billy Pitts Doris Ramey Larry Ransdell Betsy Talbot Mike Thornton Winn Turney Tommy Turpin Betty Vandy Tommy Watson Frank Whalen Bill Whitelaw Anne T Bonfire Rally and Ann Joey andlPatty Southside Crowd ■ - ( %♦' ;WJ «J Vt '- ■ W ’ ■ j v V,- ■ V '4 f‘v « •. « ■ t A''' , ' v-4 J-, 4 i • V w T’W ’ Wr rMS [ •; � -v ; � v-m ’.•v'v. -. 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The Lineup Luncheon Lovers Noon Mishap Stood Up? Come As You Are Noon Exhibits! V� V S, k . ”'V HVf '£ Vvi' .4 M V f W s sv � w ' M r + mm. vVlr H v l« ' % Htt , it. vv . A V . W- ■ IiA-StHfft . Vji , ,.ih a J W'.-j Mwi ?v 4W « 444 W'J If� - H v ' vK 4 TV V - i r £? % {% t'w -4-� , M A Wy� _ ' ++,4 |WpA W% ?Vr :i 1 r fr J® � ; f • V «n + jfrtftf.ti'i - vH v-, f ►. •-.. ivt ♦■•) . , i. _______________________________________ FRONT ROW: Billy Pitts, Paul Kendall, Billy Cassidy, John Stuart, Larry Shriver, Jim Hague, Tommy Watson, Bill Ferguson, George Pennington, Danny Jefferson, Frank Bloss, Bobby Cassidy, Dave Parrish, Bobby Letton, Billy Morris, Clyde BLOSS and Paul Kendall Guard 30 Larry Shriver Center Bobby Ricci, Russell Kenney, Kent Gaitskill, Lafayette Gant. SECOND ROW: Jack Guy, Hunter Pipes, Manager Gordon Goode. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Morris, Coach Tip Downing. Billy Pitts T ackle 31 John Stuart Tackle FRONT ROW: Assistant Manager Charles Watson, Coach ’Tip’ Downing, Manager Billy Pitts. BACK ROW: Melvin Puckett, Larry McCord, Danny Jefferson, Frank Whalen, Woodie Florence, Jack Guy, Tommy Watson, Larry Shriver, George Pennington, Clyde Parsons, Billy Farris, Joe Elvove. Coach Tip' Downing Graduating Player, Larry Shriver FRONT ROW: Billy Farris, Edwin Conyers, Billy Pitts Manager, Lillard Shelley, Paul Kendall. SECOND ROW: Tommy Turpin, Woody Florence, Larry Shriver, Bobby Ricci, Joe Manning, Lon McCord, George Pennington, Coach Downing. The baseball team had a very successful season this year winning six games and only losing two during the regular season. The team played one game in the District Tournament, losing to Nicholas Co. SEASON'S RECORD WE THEY Cynthiana 17 6 Winchester 3 5 Georgetown 10 6 Cynthiana 7 6 Winchester 6 5 M. M. I. 10 4 M. M. I. 6 7 Mt. Sterling 16 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 2 5 34 Nicholas Co. 8 LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Sowards, Betsy Talbott, Jane Toohey, Jane Florence, Becca Gaitskill, Sonja Oldson. @ ee'ileeielei Betsy jane F. Becca Barbara Sonja Jane T. 35 Spring Hall Cleaning?? were youn; flffJia: Bonfire Rally •A;'’ •m-.m • ' .• : ',,, ,.� � K cW v ; - =,W‘ • X V '• V ' ♦?� - i. V ; :« . 4 1 ••� ' ♦AH ! 'Mi- •’ V’ • .• ► I V:M ‘' -Aur k N.-I- ’ • ' « ♦«•• ,£ -.n4 � ‘v� 'V': «m y� ‘ ■ 4 '• 4 H -'1 : HRM VV . :MH A w • y hi t y! JEf- Z Hi f r w$r yum ■ ft n v'-V ,m . wjm .,■ - . J.. -. ..SU., . -.i� � . . v ’, “TKu ic DIRECTOR Thomas A. Siwicki CHAPEL CHOIR PARISIANN AIRES 38 MAJORETTES BAND 39 Senvice 'Pevti Ceut (Circle OFFICERS Sarah Hyden . President Becca Gaitskill . . . Vice President Judy Allen . . Secretary Carolyn Kenney . Treasurer Sponsor . . Gilbert Lavin patiit OFFICERS Betty Fields . . President Betsy Doyle . Vice President Belle B. Ward . Secretary Jane Toohey . Treasurer Sponsor . . Gilbert Lavin “Seta OFFICERS President. . . Susan Day Vice President .... Becca Gaitskill Secretary and Treasurer . Beth Davis Sponsor.................. Miss Betsy Brooks Woodford cutcL Sfcaui ti OFFICERS President . . Vice President . Vice President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Parliamentarian Song Leader. Reporter Recreation Leader Historian. . . . . Helen Eads . . Sonja Oldson Charlene Gaunce . Barbara Eades . . Janice Jones . Jaunita Garrison . . June Miller Martha Keal Betsy Talbott Erva King 42 OFFICERS President............. Anne Thompson Vice President . . . Harry Archbold Co-Secretary . . . Jane Toohey Jane Florence Sponsor............... Miss Zerelda Noland % 7 4 Director Mae Belle Martin fir. tfCee OFFICERS President. Anne Thompson Vice President. Judy Allen Secretary. . . Sue Ewalt Treasurer. Rebecca Burnett Chaplain. . .Susan Day Sponsor. Mrs. Duke Young 7'%£ OFFICERS President. . Joe Manning Vice President .... Paul Kendall Secretary. . Bobby Ricci Treasurer . Bill Ferguson Chaplain. Ronald Harris Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Tommy Turpin Committee Chairman. . Lon McCord Sponsor . Frank Conley 'Jtty t tycLaucLtcf f6t CAST Prison Matron...............Pat Leeds Bailiff...............Tommy Turpin Judge Heath. . . . Dickie Brunner District Attorney Flint. Harry Archbold His Secretary...............Sue Ewalt Defense Attorney Stevens . WinnTurney His Secretary............Kay George Clerk of the Court . . Lillard Shelley Karen Andre .... Anne Barnett Dr. Kirkland . . George Wigglesworth Mrs. John Hutchins . . . Susan Day Homer Van Fleet . . Bobby Joe Slack Elmer Sweeney. .... Bobby Ricci Nancy Lee Faulkner . Belle Brent Ward Magda Svenson .... Betty Fields John Graham Whitfield . Larry Shriver Jane Chandler .... Jackie Riggert Sigurd Jungquist . . . Frank Whalen Larry Regan..............John Stuart Roberta Van Rensselaer . Ann Morris Court Stenographer . . Utevia Minyard Policemen................Billy Pitts Lon McCord DIRECTED BY Zerelda Noland H. L. Goodlette WiU anet 7e4t xme tt oj (Tie Setutn (?teu4. x£ 7956 We, the graduation class of 1956, County of Bourbon, City of Paris, and State of Kentucky, being of full age and of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all wills by us heretofore made. We hereby bequeath to the school cafeteria Jane Toohey's collection of sterling silver. Anne Thompson leaves her water bombs to Frank Whalen. Patty Leeds bequeaths her ability to come to school at 10:00 and leave at 2:00 to Bill White law. Bobby Joe Slack's bequest is to leave his position as Senior Class Romeo to Ronald Harris . Billy Pitts leaves 20 pounds to Kent Gaits kill. A truck load of diamonds to anyone, is Jane Florence's legacy. Rena Hinkson leaves her temper to Juanita Garrison. Betty Fields bequeaths her Swedish accent to Larry Ransdell. Kay George consigns her direct line to Norfolk, Va. to Beverly Hinkson. Ann Morris and Larry Shriver leave together. Utevia Minyard, the grandmother of the Senior Class, gives her rocking chair to Alice Gaunce. Jackie Riggert bequeaths his job as treasurer of the Senior Class to anyone who wants it. Belle Brent Ward devises Russell Kenney to Lee Renfrew. John Stuart leaves Beth Davis but he is coming back to get her. Marium Thomas bequeaths her ability to skip a year of high school and start college, to Joella Logan. Anne Barnett will give a book of tickets to Danville to some lucky girl. Betsy Talbott's legacy from Sue Ewalt is P. H. S. Good Will Ambassador to the Navy. Betsy Doyle leaves her good excuses to get out of trouble to Sharon Jackson. Paul Kendall gives his position as water gun confiscator on the Senior trip to Bill Ferguson. Joe Manning bequeaths his ability to get along with Miss Hale, to Billy Jefferson. Susan Day consigns her typing speed to Joe Lyons. Carolyn Moore gives her freckles to George Wigglesworth. Bobby Ricci leaves his job of ferrying the girls to Arderys to Dickie Brunner in his new Buick. Lillard Shelley bequeaths his strange attraction to strange girls to Tommy Wats on. Sara Hyden and Emma Jean Shelburne leave their job of playing the piano at the rallys to Barbara Eads and Shirley Doyle. Betty Hewitt Lair gives her ability to sell candy and hot dogs to the male members of the audience, to Eleanor James. Lon McCord bequeaths his position as assistant all-sports coach to David Crump. Larry Myers leaves his job of making up hours at 7:00 in the morning to Larry Ransdell. Tommy Turpin leaves; Mr. Combs receives relief. Harry Archbold is not leaving anything material to the Junior Class but rather leaving with this thought for his Senior year. It wasn't school he disliked, it was the principle of the thing. Signed by the Graduation Class of 1956 and by them acknowledged to be their last will and testament in the presence and sight of all, and who at their request of the Junior Class have hereunto subscribed names as witnesses in the presence of each other, at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, this 6th day of June, 1956. WITNESSES: Mary Jane Lowry Ronald Jerome Ogden We make, nominate and appoint the Junior Class to be the executor of this will and testament, with full power and authority, in order that all the bequests may be given, and in order to carry into effect all provisions and purposes of this will. 46 'P%a Cem t e future 0Demo c%accf° Harry Archbold has just been elected the President of the United States. His plat- form contained: no Senior trip to Washington and women suffering. Anne Barnett is now teaching dramatics at Centre College to be near the college boys . Susan Day is now the new heavy weight boxing champion. She got her start in the halls of Paris High. Betsy Doyle has just opened a new restaurant Betsy's Kitchen just across the street from the school for all students who don't like the food in the cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Roe, the former Miss Kay George, have just purchased the Brennan farm on the Lexington road. They hope to have Brennan's Lane lighted before their ten children become teenagers. Rena Hinkson is now teaching Grammar at Paris due to her excellent training under Miss Noland. Cissy Hyden is now a veterinarian. She has quite a good deal of business taking care of Jane Toohey's and Joe Mac's cows. Dr. Kendall has just moved from the Tardinal Building to a modern fully-equipped office over the Smokehouse. Miss Patty Leeds has just opened a summer opera camp at her home in Nicholas - ville. Betty Lair, the new Truant Officer at Paris High, is using her arguing ability to convince the principal and parents of all students who want to go visit their soldier friends in camp to do so. Joe Manning is now the new manager of the Schines Theater but he isn't making such a success of it, because every 15 minutes he runs up and down the aisle Screaming frantically for his cow. Lon McCord is now coach at Paris High. He gained his invaluable experience coaching the great Hi-Y team of 1955-56. Jane Florence received more from Duke than her Degree. She married one of its handsome young professors. They are now spending their Honeymoon on a bicycle trip of Europe. Marium Thomas, now Mrs. Zed Layson, is teaching English at the school. Zed succeeded Col. Blankenship in his job. They have twelve boys. Sue Ewalt has been continuing her role as Harry Edward's secretary. She likes it there in Washington because it's so near Bainbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kenney have just journeyed to the World Fair where Mrs. Kenney, the former Belle Brent Ward, has been chosen the cook of Ky. Jane Toohey is rapidly becoming a millionaire. You know she patented a new style water gun. It shoots in six different directions. Larry Myers is now considered Mrs. Roe's star boarder. He is very popular with the kids because he tells them an original bedtime story each night. Utevia Minyard, who was married immediately after Graduation now has her hands full taking care of her family and driving the wrecker for Lucky's on the side. Ann Morris, now Mrs. Larry Shriver, really has a job keeping up with her four boys, Lawrence, William, Francis, and Joseph and trying to run her Beauty Shop on the side. She always did like short hair! Carolyn Moore is now professor of Accounting at U. K. She requires her pupils to have their work in months ahead of time. Bobby Ricci has just become famous for his new book What I Know About Girls. Tommy Turpin purchased the first copy. Jackie Riggert is now employed as Mr. Farris's assistant photographer and has recently been elected Treasurer of the Nurses Aide Association. Lillard Shelley is now famous all over the world for Lillard's Licorice gum. Larry Shriver is now the owner of Bond Cleaners. He specializes in Cleaning While You Wait. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Slack, the former Miss Charlotte Boling, are the proud parents of twins, a girl and a boy. They have named them Patty D. and Gayle R. Under the Homestead Act the Slacks have recently staked a claim for their new home on T. B. Lane. John Stuart is still a handsome Romeo after ten years of marriage. If Beth finds out she will break his neck. Anne Thompson is research chemist in Covington, where she runs one large mill and four little mills. Her work is to make a new kind of Thornless rose. Emma Jean Shelburne is settled down now in Florida taking care of her little Pattons. Yes, but she takes time out each year to send a telegram to the Seniors in Washington. Betty Fields is now helping her Baker-man husband rebuild the Panama Canal. He has just received his engineering degree at Po Dunk, Illinois. 47 ifeg 5:'-'-3X25 � Si Utevia Minyar t .......... . Jane Toohey Betsy Doyle LLH A. d I Jackie Riggert Joe Manning Carolyn Moore ‘ V-.r ■ Betty Hewitt Lair • Anne Lonnie Meco Cissy Hyden unior Usurer, UE OR ei| . |?5S “•“«•■ —■ «-. 8� « V,„. . „ , ROLL: John Adams, Eleanor Ardery, Betty Arnold, Nancy Arnold, Jane Arnsparger, Betty Bailey, Boone Baldwin, Charlotte Boling, Linda Boling, Eddie Breeze, Betty Brunner, Shirley Buchanan, Tommy Buckner, Charlotte Burke, Frances Burnett, Emma Charles, Robert Charles, Ann Clark, Richard Conley, Edwin Conyers, Fran Cordray, Hugh Crombie, Ronald Dailey, Phyllis Dotson, Jakie Elvove, Hank Everman, Mary Bennett Ewalt, John Ann Farris, Mary Garrison, Carl Gaunce, Judy Goins, Larry Gray, Jack Guy, Pat Hudnall, Danny Jefferson, John Johnson, Sally Jones, Judith Jordan, Carol Kelly, Billy LaFrana, Alice Lawrence, Bobby Linville, Emma Carol Logan, Bill Lucky, Virgil Lyons, Elizabeth McCann, Eleanor McDaniel, Charles Martin, Reginald Monson, Jimmy Morris, Barbara Myers, Joanne Mewman, Lillian Nolen, Jerry Ormes, Hunter Pipes, Nora Puckett, Lee Renfrew, Earl Saylor, Jack Shout, Eleanor Stanfield, Billy Weaver, Joe Wells, Oties West, Joyce Whitlow, April Williams, Nettie Williams, Roger Withrow, Betty Zormes. 'Tfattfi (fcacte Here we come Senior High--but left behind are many happy memories of our Freshman Year. We want to thank our teachers for their help and consideration, especially Miss Hunter and Mr. Davis, our homeroom teachers. We are very proud of both our football and basketball players; but especially our basketball team. Through the help of our coach, Mr. Frank Bloss, we won seven out of twelve games. These boys in our class received football and basketball letters: Hunter Pipes, Hugh Crombie, Edwin Conyers, Jimmy Morris, Benny Fugate, Jakie Elvove, John Adams, Reggie Monson, Charles Martin, Jack Shout, and Carl Gaunce. Our cheerleaders from the Freshman Class were Linda Boling, Tommy Buckner, and alternate Charlotte Boling. Representing us at Richmond in speech contest were Fran Cordray and Eleanor Ardery. Eleanor was one of the few earning membership in the National Forensic League. None of us will forget our Freshman Party. It was a real success because of the co-operation displayed by students and faculty. We have enjoyed our Freshman Year and we are looking forward to our coming years in Senior High. Linda Boling Fran Cordray 52 ROLL: Bonnie Adair, Janice Allen, Brenda Arnold, Carroll Baldwin, Jeffery Bell, Herb Bennett, Linda Biddle, Donna Bixler, James Browning, James Carpenter, Jack Carr, Peggy Clifford, Don Crump, Lois Cummins, Jimmy Eads, Marvin Ferguson, Bonnie Florence, Joyce Flynn, Charles Frederick, Georgia Frederick, Ronald Frederick, Bobby Gardener, Patricia Garrison, Janice Gaunce, William Gough, Reynolds, oreene, Linda Haddix, Ann Haley, Donald Hines, Ralph Humphrey, Varnon Hutchcraft, Patricia Insko, Gary Jefferson, Jerry Jones, Beverly Jordan, Kenneth Lawson, Peggy Long, Wilburn McCarty, Marvin McCord, Larry McFarland, Betsy McKinivan, Audrey Marshall, Judy Mastin, John Merringer, Robert Meyers, Billy Mizell, Eleanor Morgan, Mary Moss, Patsy Ormes, Tom Parrish, Phyllis Planck, Phyllis Puckett, Linda Ratcliffe, Betsy Reynolds, Sue Ellen Riggert, Phyllis Roe, Jack Ryan, Robert Sanders, Joan Santen, Dianne Shelburne, Ruth Smart, Donald Smith, Marie Smith, Ada Snowden, Merrill Snowden, Bonnie Spegal, Carole Sumpter, Tuck Talbott, Mary Gay Taylor, Malinda Tucker, Danny Vandy, Marshall Van Meter, Bonnie Vickers, Rodney Waugh, Marion Wells, Carol Whalen, Pattie White, Steve Wills. We of the Eighth Grade wish to express our appreciation to our homeroom teachers, Miss Lovell, Miss McClintock, and Miss Mitchell for their help. The Eighth Grade was represented in the speech contest by Pattie White and Betsy McKinivan; and in the Music Festival by Mary Gay Taylor, Marie Smith, Kenneth Lawson, Jeff Bell, Betsy McKinivan, Larry McFarland and Ann Haley. We were represented in Junior High football and basketball by Gary Jefferson, Charles Frederick, Marion Wells, John Merringer, Reynolds Green, Larry McFarland, J. B. Eads, Varnon Hutchcraft, Ronald Frederick, Bobby Gardener, Tuck Talbott, Wilburn McCarty and Tom Parrish. Our cheerleaders, Beverly Jordan, Patty Insko, and Sue Ellen Riggert, have contributed much to the morale of the Junior High teams. Thanks again teachers! Although we are looking forward to being Freshmen, we shall never forget our wonderful experience in the Eighth Grade! Betsy McKinivan 53 ROLL: Gene Archbold, George Archbold, Jimmie Baber, James Bailey, Melvin Ballard, Tommy Bannister, Calvin Berry, Eddie Bishop, Monte Bixler, Mary Jo Bratton, Lynn Brauer, Bobby Brown, Wayne Brown, Brenda Carter, James Christopher, Billy Dotson, Bruce Dotson, Glenn Dotson, Jackie Downing, Elden Earlywine, Martha Edwards, Judy Emmitt, Jimmy Florence, Jimmy Frakes, Billie Frazer, Ellen Gaunce, Robert Gaunce, Richard Gay, Clarence Guy, Arthur Hancock, Mike Hoffman, Paul Hopkins, Clay Horton, Cecil Johnson, Charlene Jordan, Rita Kearns, Sue Logan, Tony Lyons, Jerry McFarland, Phillip Marshall, Ruby Mattox, James Mercer, James Million, Barbara Morris, Mollie Ann Noel, Elizabeth Planck, Ronald Price, Bobby Puckett, Eugene Puckett, Pauline Puckett, Henry Puckett, Jennie Sue Roberts, Pat Roberts, James Rogers, Karin Ruhl, George Sadler, Bobby Saunders, Margaret Shannon, Ellen Shinson, Carl Smits, Margaret Sullivan, Betsy Taylor, Ronnie Taylor, Donna Turner, Linda Wells, Ramona Wells, Sandra Wells, Maxine West, Jerry Whalen, David Williams, Barbara Withrow, Glenda Woolums. Seventh tirade The Seventh Grade is really great As a stepping-stone to number Eight. Though we have had our problems too, - With the teachers help, we've struggled thru. As for football and basketball too, We sometimes lost, but we're still true. Our lessons kept us away from the show, But that's how all the school days go. For the lessons we are ready, Knowing this job is always steady. On D's and E's we can't get by. So for learning, we all try. We try to make the honor roll. To reach the peak will be our goal. Mr. Downing is a top gym master. Teaches us how co-ordination avoids disaster. Teachers - Mitchell, Bloss, Purcell, Purnell, Will always rate with us as swell! ! Barbara Morris Molly Noel 54 Happy Birthday, Marie! Sue Ellen Dancing in the Dark The Patrol Boys! Jackie and Peter C. Be My Valentine FIRST ROW: Charles Fredrick, Marion Wells, Varnon Hutchcraft, J. B. Eads, Jerry Whalen, Jimmy Florence, Mike Hoffman, Gary Jefferson. SECOND ROW: John Merringer, Reynolds Green, Wilburn McCarty, Tuck Talbott, Bruce Dotson, Larry McFarland, Bobby Gardner, Coach Frank Bloss. fa. Carlisle M. M. I. Georgetown M. M. I. Georgetown Carlisle Won - 1 7cutct % WE THEY Ruddles Mill 30 18 Center Hill 26 20 North Middletown 31 33 Millersburg 44 32 Center Hill 37 18 Millersburg 48 23 North Middletown 38 29 Ruddles Mill 42 26 Victory 23 46 56 FIRST ROW: Charlott- SECOND ROW: Patt Sue Riggert, Betsy Tay TURE: Linda Boling. P yat zCl WE THEY 13 19 7 13 6 14 6 21 7 19 13 7 Lost - 5 Hunter Pipes, Mike Hoffman, Larry McFarland, Hugh Crombie, Carl Gaunce, Bobby Gardner, John Hart Adams, Edwin Conyers, Reggie Monson, Jimmy Morris, Benny Fugate, Charles Martin, Gary Jefferson, Jack Shout, Jakie Elvove; Coach Frank Bloss. ‘'cadent M. M. I. Mt. Sterling Versailles Cynthiana Winchester Georgetown M. M. I. Versailles Winchester Mt. Sterling Cynthiana Georgetown Won - 7 WE THEY 28 24 21 27 37 26 15 26 30 41 27 19 38 15 34 33 30 35 32 29 26 21 28 31 Lost - 5 57 floute 6, 1956 OUR LAST CLASS Welcome...............................................Larry Shriver Chorus...............................................Senior Class Poem................................Rena Hinkson and Utevia Minyard Piano Solo.............................................Sara Hyden History................................Patty Leeds and Jane Toohey Saxophone Solo.....................................Bobby Joe Slack Prophecy...............................Jane Florence and Sue Ewalt Piano Solo.....................................Emma Jean Shelburne Gifts..................................Kay George and Joe Manning Solo..................................................Patty Leeds Will................................Betsy Doyle and Harry Archbold Farewell...........................................Anne Thompson Class Song...........................................Senior Class SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay George, Sue Ewalt, Jane Toohey, Jackie Riggert, Anne Barnett, Patty Leeds, Carolyn Moore, Utevia Minyard, Rena Hinkson, Anne Thompson, Jane Florence, Marium Thomas, Betsy Doyle, Betty Hewitt Lair, Belle Brent Ward. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Day, Sara Hyden, Betty Fields, Bobby Joe Slack, Larry Myers, John Stuart, Lon McCord, Harry Archbold, Bobby Ricci, Joe Manning,. Larry Shriver, Lillard Shelley, Paul Kendall, Ann Morris, Emma Jean Shelburne. fane %, 1956 Processional .... Pomp and Circumstance .... Elgar Paris High School Concert Band, Thomas A. Siwicki, Director Invocation....................................Dr. F. Gault Robertson Pastor First Presbyterian Church Special Music.........................Paris High School Concert Band Address to Graduates............................Dr. Robert R. Martin State Superintendent of Public Instruction Presentation of Senior High School Awards . . . Mr. Alonzo Combs Principal Paris High School Presentation of Diplomas........................Mr. F. M. VanMeter Chairman, Paris City Board of Education Music.....................Hymn of Freedom....................Brahms Combined Choruses, Choir and Concert Band Benediction...................................Dr. Rhodes Thompson Pastor Paris Christian Church Recessional Best Wishes from HANSLEY MILLS A Good Place To Work poxnu Compliments of BOBBITT AND HUDSON cam trucks Compliments of BOURBON AGRICULTURAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Compliments to The Senior Class THE PARIS ROTARY CLUB One Hour Martinizing The Most in Dry Cleaning PARIS ONE HOUR CLEANERS 5th Main Street Phone 2387 BOURBON LUMBER COMPANY INCORPORATED Building Headquarters Compliments of BOURBON HATCHERY S. Harney, Owner Phone 1014 122-Phone-125 Paris, Kentucky Known for Better Values Complete Line of Building Materials SHEELER LUMBER COMPANY LERMAN BROTHERS Phone 500 or 300 Cash Department Store West Second Paris, Kentucky Paris, Kentucky DETROIT HARVESTER COMPANY Paris Products Division Paris, Kentucky Compliments GLEN A. CULBERTSON of Phone 100 Ethical Prescriptions DR. AND MRS. LESLIE SMITH Paris, Kentucky Compliments of Compliments of SAMUEL MILNER CLIFTON MARKET % Compliments of ELECTRIC STEAM RADIATOR CORPORATION Paris, Kentucky Compliments of Compliments of WAGONER'S MARKET DR. M. B. DILLION Winchester Street Phone 238 MONSON'S CREAMERY Compliments of Baby Chicks Tuxedo Feeds DeLaval Cream Separators THE PARIS LIONS CLUB 12 Bank Row Phone 1009 Compliments of KERR'S RADIATOR SERVICE DR. MRS. B. N. 'PITTENGER Cypress Street Extension Phone 228 SCOTT-GROSS CO., INC. Compliments of Buick, International, Willys, John Deere SMOKE HOUSE 4th Pleasant Street Phone 566 1555 Compliments of Congratulations, Seniors PARIS AUTO SUPPLY BOWMAN SERVICE CENTER Compliments of DR. J. K. GREER-Optometrist GEORGE N. GREER-Jeweler-Watchmaker Compliments of BOURBON LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 147 W. 7th St. Paris, Ky. 604 Main Street Phone 382 Phone 4 HUSTON PLUMBING CO. THE CITY OF PARIS Plumbing and Heating Congratulates each of you and stands ready to back our schools. High St. Paris, Ky. Compliments Compliments of J. C. PENNEY CO. B. F. of Where a Nation Shops and Saves. GOODRICH STORE Compliments of 113 ENNEYlSi A L W 4 Y S FIRST QUALITY? MAIN STREET GARAGE Olds mobile Sales Service 1329 S. Main Paris, Ky. It ARDERY'S DRUGS Phone 50 Cr. 7th 8 Main Compliments PEOPLES DEPOSIT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of MILADY'S BEAUTY SALON This Bank appreciates your patronage. BRENT CO. , INC. Compliments of Fields Seeds Wool Grain Kentucky Blue Grass 25 E. Main St. WHEELER FURNITURE CO. Incorporated The store where homes begin 530 Main St. Paris, Ky. Compliments PIPES CHEVROLET CO. of Sales Service ELLIS JEWELERS Phone 532 Compliments Compliments of of MR. MRS. BUD WATSON VOGLER-REXALL DRUG CO. and Phone 6 Paris, Ky. TONY PAT A Good School - A Good Student Body - SALCHLI'S BAKERY A Good Faculty - Finest in Bakery Goods THE A. J. 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Phone 1133 JAY DEE T V Home of Goodyear The greatest name in rubber J. HAMLET COLLIER SON BOURBON HARDWARE IMPL. CO. Electrical Contractors Sales Service ‘ttulfurinf The Farmers Store 721 High St. Paris, Ky. 420 Main St. Phone 214 Phone 401 - R R. l: filer auto body shop Dependable Auto Painting Upholstering and Body Service We take the dents out of accidents 130 W. Eighth Street PARIS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INCORPORATED 815 Main St. Phone 214 Compliments of RYE'S Misses' and Children's Apparel 4 05 Main St. Paris, Ky. Compliments of DONALDSON RICE Insurance and Real Estate Phone 600 520 Main St. Paris, Ky. Compliments of JACKSON RADIO SHOP Radio and Television Service Compliments of GIFT BOX CHAS. P. COOKE SON Frosted, and S. W. Foods Phone 206-207 Compliments of KENTUCKY UTILITIES CO, , INC. KDOr KILOWATT Com pliments of DAVIS FUNERAL HOME Phone 137 Com pliments of BOND CLEANERS Phone 236 DAUGHERTY PAINT SUPPLY D. T. 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