Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1960 volume:

THE PARIS HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS PROUDL Y PRESENTS... ARISIAN i We, the Senior Class of I960, dedicate our yearbook, as a token of gratitude and respect, to Miss Helen Hunter, who by her unselfish devotion, interest and guidance has so generously contributed to our school life and our education. Paris Board of Education MISS ZERELDA NOLAND English MISS MARY E. ISGRIG Science MR. LAWRENCE STAMPER Social Studies MISS GILBERT LAVIN Latin MISS BETSY B. WOODFORD Romance Languages MRS. J. K. BUSHNELL Home Economics MR. T. A. SIWICKI Music MISS MARY ALMA PURCELL English MISS MARION MITCHELL Geography MR. ROBERT TOOHEY History It MR. LESTER W. MOORE History MR. JOHN SNOWDEN Mathematics MRS. R. G. BRUNNER English MR. BEN PUMPHREY Mathematics MRS. RUDY BICKNELL Commerce MR. EUGENE CLARK Physical Education MRS. WILLIS TODD English MR. BERNARD CORRELL Science MRS. LAL RANKIN English, Speech MR. PAUL PATRICK Mathematics Annual Staff Editor - Linda Biddle Faculty Advisor - Mrs. John C. Clay Shed a Tear” Shed a tear Seniors dear, As we leave our school behind. Shed a tear For all the school years, And their good times. Exams are over. Graduation is done. The struggle of our twelve years is won. Now into the great wide world We each shall go, But happiness of our school years, again, We'll never know. But in our minds will always be, A vision of our senior year, The year that was the happiest, And the one we hold so dear. So shed a tear Seniors dear, As we leave our school behind. Linda Haddix Donald Hines Joan Santen . Beverly Jordan DONALD HINES President Red ... loves to eat... class president.. .likely to succeed. Football Manager 2; Football 3, 4; Letter Club 3, 4; Officer 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Service Club 4; Parisian Circle 4; Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Chemistry Award 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . President Judy Mastin...........................Treasurer Vice-President Betsy McKinivan.......................Treasurer . . Secretary BRENDA ARNOLD Smoky ... the gal with the dimples... lemonade and orange ice ... Miss Isgrig, I don't understand. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Latin Club 2; F.H.A. 1, 2; French and Spanish Club 4; Beta Club; Junior Chorus; Annual Staff. PATTY INSKO Insko ... yea, Paris ... likes U. K. ...more bounce to the ounce ... likes snappy cheese and ginger ale.. .the pizza kid. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chapel Choir 3,4; Reg. Chorus 3; All-State Chorus 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 2, 4; Latin Club 2; French and Spanish Club; Annual Staff; Football Queen. JEFFREY BELL Man, I'm tellingya .blows a mean baritone.. .makes trips to Lexington. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Chapel Choir 4; Service Club; Letter Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Speech Club 3; Football 3, 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Officer 4; Youth Assembly 3. RALPH HUMPHREY Hump ... nature boy ... tries anything once.. .partial to girls. Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; French and Spanish Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Letter Club 3,4. BONNIE ADAIR Adair ... trip to M. M. I. easy to get along with ... toots a cool clarinet. Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Choir 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Officer 4; Parisian Circle; Service Club; Latin Club 2,3,4; French and Spanish Club 3, 4; N.F.L. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Regional Band 3,4; Class Officer 2; Annual Staff. JANICE ALLEN Oh boy! .. .always willing to help ... full of pep.. .a friend indeed ... A1 Capone's girl... Junior Chorus 1; Glee Club; Chapel Choir 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 2; French and Spanish Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Annual Staff. RONALD FREDERICK Future ‘Times’’’ reporter... deep voice.. .Miss Noland’s pet .. .deacon. Basketball 1; Base- ball 2; Football 1; Letter Club; Track Team. LINDA HADDIX Red .. .Full of energy.. .easy to get along with.. . How does my hair look? French and Spanish Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Junior Chorus 1; N.F.L. 3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. 1. BILLY GOUGH William the Conqueror! ... great friend.. .strong, silent type.. .often seen but seldom heard.. .public bus driver to Burden’s. Latin Club2; Parisian Circle 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2, 3; Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; Service Club 4; Hi-Y 4; D.A.R. Citizenship Award 1; U.S. His- tory and Physics Award 3; Annual'Staff 4. KATHERINE LENORE HARRELL Penny for your thoughts’’... friendship is worth having... be silent, but safe!.. .Blonde and eyes of blue. PATRICIA GARRISON Oh Gosh ... Office gal... How bout a ride? ... New- berry’s goof-off... amicable. F.H.A. 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Annual Staff; Service Club. J. B. EADS “Eads’ .. .Kroger Kid.. .drives a little bug.. .cautious driver... happy-go-lucky.. .good dancer. Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sextet 2,3,4; Brass Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Trombone Solo 1,2; Chapel Choir 2,3,4; French and Spanish Club 3,4; Letter Club 3,4. BONNIE FLORENCE Natural platinum blonde... a twinkle in her eye ... neat and sweet. Glee Club 2; Latin Club2; French and Spanish Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. CARROLL BALDWIN “Baldy”.. .never a dull moment .. .chatterbox.. .nose for news .. .late again. Junior Chorus 1; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; N.F.L. 2,3, 4; Latin Club 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; BetaClub3,4; French and Spanish Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chapel Choir 2,3,4; Pari- sianaires 2,3,4; State Speech Contest 3; Delegate to Youth Assembly 3; Miss Valentine 3; Annual Staff; Service Club. LINDA BIDDLE “Grumpy” ... “Thank you, Billy,” .. .chewing gum factory .. .brain... Pumphrey’s pet. Glee Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Chapel Choir 3,4; Service Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff, Co-editor; State Speech Contest 3. PEGGY CLIFFORD A willing worker... neat seam- stress ...engaged...never a better friend. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Chorus 1; Glee Club 2. BEVERLY JORDAN “Bev”.. .I’m on a diet’ .. .good figure.. .Asi es la vida.. .A Pat Wayne fan.. .“Perfect or not at all’‘--her motto. Chapel Choir 2,3,4;Glee Club2;Parisianaires 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Girls State 3; French and Spanish Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3; Service Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Regional Chorus 3; Spanish Award 3; Class Officer 4. RAYMOND LAYTART “Layhart”.. .four eyes.. .Har- rison County man.. .easy to get along with.. .capable. 4-H 1; F.F.A. 1,2, Conservation 1,2; French and Spanish Clutf 3,4. KENNETH LAWSON “Ken”.. .dark and mysterious .. .dizzy fingers.. .band man... Hi-Fi bug. Band 1,2,3,4; Chapel Choir 3,4; Parisianaires 3,4; All State Chorus 4; All State Band 2,4; Regional Band 1,2,3; Parisian Circle 3,4; Service Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 2. GAREY JEFFERSON “Spivey”.. .loves that car... woman hater.. .good basketball player.. .better late than never ...easy going--on studying. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4, Officer 3,4. PEGGY LONG “Peg-leg” ... time finance... likes dill pickles and icecream ...“Oh, there’s Paul’s car!” F.H.A. 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Speech Club 2,3; Annual Staff; Junior Chorus 1. LAWRENCE MCFARLAND “Larry”.. .mathematical whiz .. .partial to girls. Football2,3, 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Hi-Y 4; P.A. Club 3,4; Service Club; Chapel Choir 4; Annual Staff. AUDREY MARSHALL “Oh darn”.. .real cute kid... nice figure.. .“It's still early!” .. .babysitter. Glee Club 2; Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Speech Club 4; Annual Staff. JOHN MERRINGER “Fat Monk”...“What did I do?” .. .class clown.. .The Foot... I was only jokin'.. .Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Letter Club 3,4; Annual Staff. JUDY MASTIN “Mastin”... neat, petite, and sweet... a real Rebel... “I Wanna Be Loved By You”... good things come in little pack- ages ... artistic hand. F.H.A. 1, 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; French and Spanish Club3,4; Latin Club 2; Typing Award 3; Annual Staff 4; Service Club 4; Class Officer 4; Junior Chorus 1. BETSY MC KINIVAN Mac ... heho-dare.. .Paris's goodwill ambassador to France .. .good sport. Latin Club 2, 3,4; French and Spanish Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; N. F. L. 1,2, 3,4, President 3,4; Class Of- ficer 4; Band 2,3; Service Club; Parisian Circle; Ken- tucky Youth Assembly 2; An- nual Staff; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Officer 2; State Speech Con- test 2, 3. MARY NELL MOSS Nell . . . cheerleader . . . Can't make up my mind . . . Mr. Stamper, I wasn't talking Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 2; French and Spanish Club 3; Jr. Chorus 1 BILLY MIZELL Measle . . . nice legs . . A P's pride . . . kill . . infectious laugh . . . girl shy French and Spanish Club 3,4; Service Club 4; Golf 4; Basket- ball 1; Football manager 2; Hi- Y 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Offi- cer 1 CAROL MORGAN The gal with the coal black hair . . . always knows all the answers . . . easy going . . . Southern drawl F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; French and Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Annual Staff 4; French Award 3 PHYLLIS ROE Shprty . . . pickle juice . . . always in a hurry . . . anyone for chewing gum? . . . crazy kid . . . Jr. Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3; .French and Spanish Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Speech Club 1,2 PATSY ORMES Real whiz in shorthand . . . full of fun. . .cute giggle . . . wild driver . . . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y2,3. 4; French and Spanish Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4 ng%. CAROLE SUMPTER “Mouse”.. .not really a crab... good sense of humor.. .reckless driver.. .“Sump”.. .Well! Band 1,2,3,4; Regional Band 2; Choir 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Youth Assembly 3; French and Spanish Club 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4, Officer 3; Latin Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Junior Chorus 1. DONALD SMITH “Cheyenne”.. .“Yeah, boy”... white convertible kid ... rib poker. Latin Club 2; Hi-Y 2; Annual Staff. JOAN SANTEN “Buddy” ... Honestly ... soft voiced ...“instant blush”... nice friend. Junior Chorus 1; Chapel Choir 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French and Spanish Club3,4; All State Chorus 3; Regional Chorus 2,3;Parisianaires2,3,4; Service Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 4, Co-editor 4; Class Officer 3,4. RALPH SHELLY “Babe”... a real lover .. .has Ford, will travel... likes to argue. Hi-Y 2,3. RUTH SMART “Rhoda”.. .Anchors A weigh... mostest chick.. .dependable... “What, no mail?”Junior Chorus 1; Latin Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y2.3,4, Officer 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4, Officer 3,4; French and Spanish Club3, 4, Officer 3; Class Officer 3; Chapel Choir3,4; Parisianaires 3,4; Glee Club 2; Service Club, Annual Staff; Regional Chorus 3; All State Chorus 4; Band Sponsor. MARGARET MILLER WARD “Miller” ... tall, blonde ... drives a blueBuick. . “Oh my word!” ... Great Lakes. Latin Club 2,3,4;Beta Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Girls’ State 3; Speech Club 2,3,4; Parisian Circle 2,3,4; Annual Staff,Chapel Choir 2,3,4; Parisianaires 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Regional Chorus 2,3; Allstate Chorus 3,4; French and Spanish Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Good Citizenship Award 1; Typing Award 3; Service Club; Latin Award 3. BONNIE SUE VICKERS “Boog”.. .drives a little blue bug.. .she sees Harry. ..big brown eyes.. .Glee Club 1; Junior Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Annual Staff. STEVE WILLS “Fats”.. .a real lady killer... the gangster type.. .always a laugh... “Come here”.. .dark eyes.. .potato room.Hi-Y2,3,4. JAMES WIGGLESWORTH “Wig” ... “Uh y-e-a-h” ... Down behind the wheel... give up girls ... dig those eyes. Basketball 1,2; T rack 1,2; Class Officer 1,2,3. PATTIE WHITE “Absolutely”.. .warm smile... Bed? it’s only 2:00 A.M. . .va- nilla coke gal.. .which one will it be? Junior Chorus accompa- nist 1; Chapel Choir accompa- nist 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Latin Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; French and Spanish Club 3,4; BetaClub3,4, Officer 4; Typing Award 3; Service Club; Annual Staff; Speech Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; N.F.L. 2,3,4; Candidate for P.T.A. Queen4; National N.F.L. Tournament 3. MARY TAYLOR JORDAN “Taylor” . . . keeps house for Harold. . . best wishes and lasting happiness to a real, sweet girl. Latin Club 1; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3; Band 1,2,3; French and Spanish Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Regional Band 3. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS--President, Roger Hammons; Vice-President, Paige Sullivan; Secretary, Barbara Morris; Treasurer, Ronnie Taylor. Lynn Brauer Wayne Brown Dennis Bushnell Brenda Carter Carson Cornett Gene Archbold George Archbold Tommy Bannister Eddie Bishop Mary Bratton James Frakes Billie Frazer Robert Gorey Mike Hoffman Paul Hopkins Rodger Hammons Cecil Johnson Charlene Jordan James Kelley Sue Logan Phillip Marshall Barbara Morris Mollie Noel Robert Myers Carolyn Reed Ruth Saylor Carl Smits Ellen Stinson Paige Sullivan Betsy Taylor Billy Riggs Patricia Roberts James Rogers Carol Rose Karin Ruhl Ronnie Taylor Ramona Wells Sandra Wells David Williams Glenda Woolums SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS--President, John Fay; Vice-President, Gayle Florence; Secretary, Tommy Boswell; Treasurer, Janet Hildreth. Suzanne Bell I la Berry Dickie Breeze Tommy Boswell Sharon Blakely Charles Boyd Vicki Bradford Virginia Clark Katie Clay Jerry Cumber Judy Duncan Jane Daughtery Elden Earlywine Doug Downing Judy Emmitt Gayle Florence Margaret Frank Pat Frederick Ann Garrison Stanley Grubbs L 'I Richard Jasper Clayton Jackson Rebecca Jordan Carol Kelley Linda Kelly Doug McCord William McCord Jerry McFarland Deborah Milner James Morris NO PICTURE Hugo Endris Richard Emmons John Faye David Fields Jimmy Florence Clarence Guy Elizabeth Green Janet Hildreth Russell Horton Brenda Hubbard Carol LaFrana Linda Letton Ann Long Tony Lyons Judy Lowery Phil Mulholland Vivian Markham Judy Newman Joann Nichols Charlene Overholser Mile Parsons Donald Redmon Sidney Rockwell Rodgers Roseberry Nancy Roth well Jerry Sanders Eddie Sewell Barbara Sherlock Kay Shout Dennis Smart Lana Smits Mary Smits Charles Stinson Paul Sullivan Bonnie Swinford Tommy Tobin Linda Tomlin Mary Walker Joyce Webb Donnie Wells Linda Wells Buck Woodford Martha Woods Mary Ann Woods Beta Club President. . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . Bonnie Adair Billy Gough Pat tie White Joan Santen Parisian Club Bonnie Adair, Donnie Hines, Betsy McKinivan, Kenneth Lawson, Margaret Miller Ward, Billy Gough, Mike Hoffman, Karin Ruhl, Denny Bushnell, Ruth Ann Dye, Buck Woodford, Jane Tomlin. FIRST ROW: Judy Mastin, Beverley Jordan, Bonnie Adair, Joan Santen, Carroll Baldwin, Betsy McKinivan. SECOND ROW: Pattie White, Billy Mizell, Patty Insko, Pat Garrison, Ruth Smart, Linda Biddle. THIRD ROW: Larry McFarland, Kenne th La wson, Donnie Hines, Margaret Miller Ward, Jeff Bell, Billy Gough. Service Club P.A. Club Sponsor, Mr. Eugene Clark; J. B. Eads, Hines, Bell, Merringer, Jefferson, Humphrey, McFarland, Carpenter, Hammons, Hoffman, R. Taylor, Smart, Florence, Fay, Cumbers, Sullivan, Breeze, Bushnell, Kelley, Riggs, Bishop, Stinson, Guy, Boyd, Gorey, Morris, T. Eads, McCracken, F. Taylor, Tobin, Ormsby, Brin, Bannister. Latin Club President. . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . . . Paige Sullivan . . . Robert Gorey . . . Bonnie Adair Margaret Miller Ward French And Spanish Club President. . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . . . . Joan Santen Tommy Bannister . . . Ruth Smart . . Jimmy Kelley N.F.L. President. ... . Vice President . Secretary . . . Under Secretary . Betsy McKinivan Stanley Grubbs . . Pat tie White . .Jane Tomlin Speech Club Betsy McKinivan, Stanley Grubbs, Pattie White, Betsy Taylor, Judy Lowery, Vivian Markham, Katie Clay, Linda Wells, Mary Walker, Lynn Brauer, Mary Smits, Debbie Milner, Sandy Wells, Marietta Copeland, Joan Thornton, Linda Florence, Carol Baldwin, Bonnie Adair, Jane Tomlin, Becky Jordan, John Frederick, Skip Cay wood, Carl Smits, Margaret M. Ward, Linda Biddle, Miss Zerelda Noland, coach; Audrey Marshall, Linda Haddix. F. H. A President, Betsy Taylor; First Vice President, Ruth Ann Dye; Second Vice President, Patty Insko; Secretary, Mollie Noel; Treasurer, Ruth Smart; Reporter, Janice -Allen; Song Leader, Caroll Baldwin; Recreation Leader, Becky Jordan; Parliamentarian, Barbara Morris; Historian, Bonnie Sw inford. Co-Ed-Y President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Chaplain . . . . Ruth Smart . . . Jeff Bell . Paige Sullivan . Linda Biddle . Jane Tomlin Choir FIRST ROW: Pattie White, Mary Ann Woods, Mary Sinits, Beverley Jordan, Stanley Grubbs, Sue Rose. Kenneth Lawson, Joan Santen, Larry McFarland, Carroll Baldwin, Carl Sinits, Mary Walker, Donnie Wells, Lynn Brauer. SECOND ROW: Judy Duncan, Barbara Morris, Sharon Blakely, Rodger Hammons, Bonnie Adair, Richard Jasper, Margaret M. Ward, Gene Archbold, Patty Insko, Becky Jordan, Roger Roseberry, Ruth Dye, Mary Jo Bratton, Sidney Rockwell. THIRD ROW: Director Mr. Siwicki, Janice Allen, Ruth Smart, Jeff Bell, Brenda Carter, Keith Jackson, Carole Sumpter, Tony Lyons, Billy Baldwin, Martha Woods, Ralph Humphrey, Paige Sullivan, Linda Biddle. Parisianaires Pattie White, Patty Insko, Judy Duncan, Beverley Jordan, Jeff Bell, Richard Jasper, Kenneth Lawson, Carl Smits, Gene Archbold, Stanley Grubbs, Rodger Hammons, J. B. Eads, Margaret Miller Ward, Joan Santen, Ruth Smart, Linda Biddle. Paris High Band FIRST ROW: Joe Jones, Jimmy Florence, Fergie Taylor, Jimmy Morris, Clarence Guy, Donnie Hines, Jeff Bell, Larry Me Farland, and Jerry Cumber. SECOND ROW: Coach Pumphrey, Ralph Carpenter, Tom- my Tobin, Bruce Dotson, Billy Riggs, Frank McCracken, Bobby Gorey, Reggie Guy, Guy Ormesby, and Coach Correll. THIRD ROW: Paul Sullivan, Dennis Smart, Charlie Boyd, Tommy Eads, J. B. Eads, Dickie Breeze, Herbie Brin, Ralph Humphrey, Johnny Fay, and Bobby Puckett. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Markam, Ray Taylor, Chester Kendall, Larry Jefferson, SkipCaywood, Larry Garrisonand Buddy Parrent. Vs - ttrCXTl 1 rrTTTTs T—.L’ '? V t Sept. Oct. Carlisle 6 47 Georgetown 13 55 Cynthiana 12 38 Mt. Sterlign 13 51 Irvine 25 19 Winchester 6 40 M.M.I. 0 34 Lancaster 13 46 Stanford 18 6 - i£S u I Jeffrey Bell Donnie Hines J. B. Eads Larry Me Farland G R E Y H O U N D S I N A C T I O N Ralph Humphrey Ralph Carpenter Basketball Team Ronnie Taylor, Garey Jefferson, Jimmy Kelley, John Fay, Roger Hamons, Mike Hoffman, Jimmy Flor- ence, Tommy Berry, Guy Ormsby, Charles Frederick, Tommy Bannister, John Merringer. Coach Jeep Clark. VARSITY 1959 - SCOREBOARD - 1960 Paris Opponents Paris Opponents 70 Carlisle 39 45 Frankfort 64 84 Cynthia na 49 78 N. Middletown 64 57 Bryan Station 74 63 Bourbon County 44 55 M. M. I. 62 37 Versailles 47 64 Bourbon County 50 52 Somerset 45 66 Harrison County 73 53 Maysville 96 83 Georgetown 78 62 Mt. Sterling 80 68 Pendleton County 80 59 Georgetown 61 55 Ashland 62 63 Cynthia na 50 76 Nicholas County 65 61 Bracken County 63 Paris DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Opponents 68 Western 55 71 Nicholas County 62 64 M. M. I. 55 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 42 Bracken County 44 Charlie Frederick Senior, Forward Honorable Mention on All-State Team Garey Jefferson Senior, Guard Johnny Merringer Senior, Center Mike Hoffman Rodger Hammons Junior, Guard Junior, Forward Baseball FIRST ROW: Managers - Criswell, Gray and Daughtery. SECOND ROW: Ormsby, Smart, Parsons, Florence, Bannister. THIRD ROW: Kelley, G. Jefferson, Farris, E. Bishop, Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Berry, J. B. Eads, G. Florence, Brown, T. Eads. FIFTH ROW: Fay, McCord, Hoffman. T rack FIRST ROW: Williams, Ruhl, Morris, Fay, Breeze, Brin, Parrish, White, Coleman, Santen, Wells. SECOND ROW: Flandreau, Boyd, McFarland, Allen, Barnett, Mulholland, Rockwell, Markham, Carpenter, D. McCord, Humphrey. THIRD ROW: Bannister, Sullivan, Gorey, J. Florence, Earlywine, Frederick, Merringer, Hammons, Guy, Bushnell, Endris. Mary Nell Sandy Janet Vicki Ellen Patty Sandy Wells, Ellen Stinson, Vicki Bradford, Mary Nell Moss, Patty Insko, Janet Hildreth. Football Queen Patty Insko; Escort John Merringer Tommy Bannister, Vicki Bradford, Billy Gough, Judy Lowery, James Carpenter, Beverley Jordan, John Merringer, Queen Patty Insko, Rodger Hammons, Sandy Wells, Mike Hoffman, Carroll Baldwin, Garey Jefferson, Mary Nell Moss. Basketball Queen and Attendants Ruth Smart Senior Katie Clay Sophomore Brenda Harper Freshman Queen Mary Nell Moss - Senior Mary Jo Bratton Junior Janet Hildreth Sophomore Brenda Allen Freshman 1. Bonnie Adair 2. Mary Nell Moss 3. Patty insko 4. Pattie White 5. Betsy McKinivan 6. Donald Smith 7. Billy MizelL 8. Brenda Arnold 9. Ralph Humphrey 10. Peggy Clifford 11. Garey Jefferson 12. Pat Garrison 13. Beverly Jordan 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Bonnie Vickers Linda Haddix Phyllis Roe Carol Morgan Jimmy Wigglesworth Larry McFarland Kenneth Lawson Patsy Ormes Steve Wills Billy Gough Audrey Marshall Bonnie Florence Joan Santen Ninth Grade Brenda Allen, Barbara Baber, Johnny Baldwin, Tommy Berry, Benny Biddle, Tommy Bishop, Richard Blum, Herbie Brin, Barbara Bushnell, Drudy Butler, Robert Cassity, Skip Caywood, Connie Clark, Mary Lou Coleman, Marietta Copeland, David Courtney, Barbara Davis, Mary Jane Day, Johnny Dotson, Tommy Eads, Bobby Fields, Jack Fields, Linda Florence, John Frederick, Ann Gardner, Larry Garrison, Marilyn Gray, Marshall Gray, Brenda Guy, Reginald Guy, Judith Haddix, Marilyn Haddix, Clay Hancock, Brenda Harper; Glenda Harney, Sue Horsley, SusanHukill, Larry Jefferson, Becky Johnson, Junior Johnson, Gerald Jones, Chester Kendall, Charles Kenney, Perry Lanter, Roger Lawrence, Jerry Lemmons, Donald Link, Dorcas Lucky, Carol Martin, Carol Mastin, Bobby McCarty, Frank McCracken, Susan Meyers, Guy Ormsby, Buddy Par rent, Frances Planck, Bobby Puckett, Billy Ramey, Carolyn Rankin, Dianna Ratcliffe, Terry Renfrew, Carol Richardson, Gayle Riggs, Kenneth Robinson, Bernd Ruhl, Marvin Sharon, Bonnie Shaw, Phyllis Stanfield, Fergie Taylor, Joan Thornton, Dona Tipton, Jimmy Toadvine, Jerry Toomey, Bessie Tubbs, Astra Webb, Bobby West, Frank Williams, Gayle Yarnell. Another year has gone too fast For the 1960 Freshman class. Our two cheerleaders, sweet as pie, Were Glenda Harney and Brenda Guy. And strange as it may seem, We had two boys make the varsity basketball team. We had two representatives at State Speech. For that, we thank Mrs. Todd, our English teach. Three freshmen made the N. F. L. In speech and sports, we excel. So we end this year with gloomy tears Because we’ve had fun these past three years. And as we tell our Junior Hi good-bye, We warn you! beware Senior High! Marietta Copeland Eighth Grade Wanda Adams, Tom Atkinson, Anne Baldwin, Ruby lee Banta, Caroline Barber, Michael Barnes, Jerry Barnett, Lois Bishop, Sam Bixler, George Boling, Bonnie Bradburn, Gary Bradburn, William Bradford, John Brown, Hazel Burden, Lillian Christopher, Thomas Clark, Susan Clough, Gary Coleman, Jane Congleton, Eva Conley, Larry Cordray, William Crossfield, John Culbertson, Larry Davis, Sterling Day, William Dorsey, Sharon Dragoo, Kenneth Dryden, Diane Drymon, Richard Eads, Wanda Eads, Joe Endries, Nelson Faris, Brenda Farmer, Linda Farris, James Faulkner, Jack Flandreau, B. A. Frank, Larry Frederick, Ronald Garrison, Sue Gough, Luther Gray, Charles Hall, Doris Harney, Joyce Hull, Larry Humphrey, Brenda Jackson, Betty Jefferson, Darleen Jolly, Ernest Jolly, Shirley Jones, Billy Jordon, Betty Kelley, Eddie King, Monta King, Phillip Linville, Carolyn Long, Burl Lovell, Brenda Lucas, Robert Markham, John Marshall, Clayton McCarty, Gayle McCord, Murl McCord, Charles McCoy, Wilma McCrecken, Roger McFarland, Barbara McGlothin, Stephanie McKinney, Marilyn Merringer , Patsy Moore, Mike Morgan, Helen Morrison, Dorothy Nolen, Lonnie Owens, Kenneth Parker, Rodes Parrish, Charles Parsons, Linda Peters, June Purvis, Suzie Rankin, Brenda Riggs, James King, Paul King, Davie Robinson, James Rockwell, Donald Roe, Kenneth Roe, Thomas Sanders, David Santon, Frances Saylor, Fred Sewell, Nan Sheeler, Leonard Shields, Evelyn Stansell, James Sumpter, Betsy Sutton, Charles Towles, Mary Tubbs, Thomas Turner, Wayne Wafford, Ellen Watson, Patricia Watson, Brenda Waugh, Jenny Webber, James White. Seventh Grade Julie Adair, Kay Agee, Linda Alexander, Bruce Asbury, Donnie Baber, Billy Baker, Margaret Baldwin, Judith Barnett, Norvell Benton, Ruth Blum, Jo Bourke, Toni Bowling, Jennifer Brauer, John Breslin, Connie Browning, James Browning, Ronal Buchanan, Helen Burden, ✓Linda Burns, Delwood, Carr, David Cassity, Glenna Cassity, Rodna Christopher, Patricia Clark, Louise Clements, Bonnie Clifford, Sarah Coleman, David Collier, Charlotte Collins, Emmett Collins, Linda Collins, Nancy Collins, Jonnie Cope- land, Betty Craig, John Criswell, Beverly Cumber, Kathleen Cummins, Joe Curtis, Connie Daniels, William Daugherty, Donald Dorsey, Donna Duvall, Harry Dykes, Larry Emmons, Paulette Feeback, Mary Ferguson, Patricia Ferguson, Carl Fields, Pauletta Frederick, Shirley Frye, Betty Fryman, Darryl Fryman, Charles Goss , Larry Grimes, Ray Hall, Scarlett Hall, Olivia Hampton, Thomas Harlan, Wayne Harney, Michael Hatterick, Billy Hawkins, William Heathman, Jack Hildreth, Shirley Hill, Lynn Horse- man, Danny Hubbard, Wayne Hudnall, Marvin Ingles, Jon Jasper, Charles Hohnston, Judy Jones, Kelly Jones, Robert Jones, James Kendall, James Kenney, Mary LaFrana, Joe Lanter, Saydee Lanter, Robert Liter, James Long, William Long, Cecil McCarty, Sharon McCracken, Jo McFarland, Henry Mitchell, Linda Mitchell, Paul Mitchell, Jane Moore, H. C. Morris, Dabney Mulholland, Brenda Myers, Lloyd Nesbit, Judith Oldson, Thomas Osborne, Philip Owens, Phillip Powell, Janice Poynter, Kay Pridemore, Alvin Puckett, Lee Puckett, Henry Purvis, Barbara Rankin, Larry Reed, Paul Reed, Cordelia Richardson, Edith Robinson, Patricia Robinson, Elmer Roe, William Sharp, Miriam Shields, James Shipp, Nancy Smart, Benna Smith, Larry Smith, Rita Smith, JillSmits, Pamela Spies, Clarence Sponcil, Eileen Stephens, Clara Sutton, Rebecca Swinford, James Taylor, Ray Taylor, Judith Terry, Mary Terry , Paula Throck- morton, Susan Tipton, John Tolson, Elaine Tomlin, Gloria Toomey, Jan Tubbs, Jerry Tubbs, Donna Wallace, Priscilla Webb, Barbara West, Daniel Whalen, James White, Pamela Williams, Elizabeth Wilson, Clara Withrow, Viola Withrow, Douglas Worthington, Elizabeth Young. Parsons, Owens, Boling, L. Owens, Criswell, Brad- ford, Eads, Coach Correll, Jordan, Hildreth, Taylor, McCord, Collier, Benton, Barnett, Markham, Farris, Marshall, Hall, Flandreau. The Curious Savage THE CAST The Guests Hannibal............Donnie Hines Fairy May...........Carroll Baldwin Florence............ Pattie White Jeffrey..................Jeff Bell Mrs. Paddy .... Linda Biddle The Family Mrs. Savage. . . . B. McKinivan Lily Belle...............M. M. Ward Titus...............Kenneth Lawson Samuel...................J. B. Eads The Staff Miss Willie .... Bonnie Adair Dr. Emmett. . . Larry McFarland Junior-Senior Prom A Night In Vienna” JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS RECEIVING LINE AND DATES Mike Hoffman Sally Bett Green Eddie Bishop Barbara Morris Denny Bushnell Pat Roberts Cris Larson Paige Sullivan Philip Marshall Ruth Ann Dye Rodger Hammons Karin Ruhl c 5 Pi H C O :� O WJWOH-OZ Commencement Donald Hines, Class President receiving his diploma from Mr. Edward Sutherland, Chairman of Paris Board of Education. Graduating Class - I960 FRONT ROW: Audrey Marshall, Bonnie Vickers, Linda Haddix, Phyllis Roe, Judy Mastin, Janice Allen, Katherine Harrell, Brenda Arnold. SECOND ROW: Pattie White, Beverly Jordan, Peggy Clifford, Bonnie Florence, Carol Morgan, Bonnie Adair, Joan Santen. THIRD ROW: Ruth Smart, Patty Insko, Peggy Long, Patsy Ormes, Mary Nell Moss, Linda Biddle, Carole Sumpter. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Humphrey, James Wigglesworth, Patricia Garrison, Margaret M. Ward, Betsy McKinivan, Carroll Baldwin, Larry McFarland. FIFTH ROW: John Merringer, Garey Jefferson, Donald Hines, Raymond Laytart, Donald Smith, Kenneth Lawson, William Gough, William Mizell, Ronald Frederick, Jeffrey Bell, Ralph Carpenter. Not in picture . . . J. B. Eads, Charles Frederick, Ralph Shelley, Steve Wills, Lafayette Gant, Mary Taylor Jordan. Class Prophecy MISS BETSY MC KINIVAN has just accepted a position on the Paris High School faculty to replace Miss Isgrig, who just retired to her cattle ranch in Texas. After graduating from college, Betsy studied for several hours a day in the laboratory to observe her teaching techniques, so that nothing would be changed after Miss Isgrig left. Right after school was out our Senior Year CAROLE SUMPTER and JOHN MER- RINGER got married. John joined the Navy and Carole went with him to become a Navy nurse. She must have been a pretty good nursemaid, because they now have 6 little plumbers that wear size 12 shoes. She hasn’t completely given up her ambition to be an X-ray technician, because she now helps John find sewer breaks. MISS AUDREY MARSHALL, former associate with the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company has just been honored as the outstanding literary critic of the year. She got most of her practice with Miss Noland back during high school. MR. JIMMY WIGGLESWORTH, prominent Bourbon County farmer, has just re- turned from a Farm Bureau convention in Chicago. He was accompanied by his wife, Violet, and all their little flowers. MISS LINDA BIDDLE, after 6 marriages, has become so disgusted with men that she has pur- chased the old Cpera House and converted it into “Mrs. Paddy’s Spinster Home.’’ She could never find the right man after her love affair in Florida her Senior year. MR. RALPH CARPENTER, famous beauty parlor operator, has become very rich with his new methods of dyeing and bleaching the hair. He got his start in high school when he practiced on his own hair. Since he is bald now, he only uses Brylcreem. “A little dab does him.” MISSES MARY NELL MOSS and PEGGY CLIFFORD have just opened their new beauty shop in Paris, the True-Kennon Salon. Now you know why Johnny has such curly hair. Peggy got her exper- ience practicing on him. The only means of escape for J. C. is his flat-top. MR. J. B. EADS has just been fired from his job as manager of the Studebaker Corporation. He lost his job when it was learned that he had a secret love for ‘55 Chevy convertibles. He now works for C C where he has a different color ‘55 Chevy convertible for every day in the week. We have just received a card from two former Paris High basketball players--CHARLES FREDERICK and GAREY JEFFERSON. They are in Rome for the Olympics, where Garey is the coach of the United States Olympic Basketball Team and Charlie is their star player. RONALD DEAN FREDERICK has just received a special award from the Associated Press for his out- standing work in Sports Writing. He got his start while in high school where he worked for the Kentuckian Citizen. MR. DONALD HINES, former president of the Senior Class at Paris High has just been appointed Chief Justice. He secured this position because of his patriotic color scheme, red hair, white teeth, and blue eyes. MR. DONALD SMITH is the new stage manager at the Taft Theater in Cincinnati. He quit his job as stage manager in charge of lighting at P. H. S. after the Senior play. He vowed never to have any- thing to do with stage lighting again. LT. COLONEL RALPH SHELLEY has just been awarded the Medal of Honor for his outstanding service in the U. S. Army. When Ralph came back to school his Senior year after serving in the Army, he decided he couldn’t do without it and re-enlisted right after graduation. The famous Hollywood star, MISS BONNIE ADAIR has returned to Paris for a visit with her family. After her- outstanding performance as Miss Willie in the Senior play and her tearful scenes at Graduation exercies, a talent scout signed Bonnie to a thirty-year contract. The famous artist, KENNETH LAWSON, formerly of Paris, has been getting his name in quite a few New York gossip columns lately. Kenneth's playboy tactics have shocked even the glitter city of New York. We wonder if he got his practice on the sly at P. H. S. MISS PATRICIA GARRISON has accepted a position as secretary to Mr. Traylor, after the retire- ment of Mrs. Watson. Mr. Traylor says that Pat is an excellent secretary except that she jumps up and looks out the window every time a blue ‘52 Chevrolet goes by. MR. BELLY GOUGH has just been named “The Year's Most Eligible Bachelor” by Esquire Magazine. In high school, “Casanova” Gough, as he was known, continually kept the girls in a state of wonder by his elusive nature. Mrs. Jerry McFarland, the former MISS LINDA HADDIX, has been named the “Army Wife of the Year.” Linda traveled with her hus- band everywhere. First to Germany and later when the Army sent Jerry on their rocket to the moon, his first words upon returning to the Earth were: “I couldn’t have done it without the little woman.” MISS RUTH SMART, one time favorite of Miss Noland at P. H. S. is now traveling in Europe with Mr. Mrs. Stephen Rockefeller as governess for their four little girls. She has just published a book on her exper- iences as a governess entitled, “Babysitting Begins at Home.” Mrs. Harry See, Jr., the former MISS BONNIE VICKERS, and her husband have become quite famous in the musical world. He has his own band and she is the vocalist. They also have their own T. V. show on the See V Network! They replace Louis Prima and Kelley Smith. REAR ADMIRAL JEFF BELL of the U. S. Navy missing 10 years since he enlisted in the Navy, has just been found in a Russian Concentration camp. He sees no future in coming back because he has such a thriving business in the camp with his “Comrad Queen,” which in America is popularly known as the “Dairy Queen.” MR. LARRY MCFARLAND after graduating from M. L T., was hired by the Bourbon County Court House to turn the floodlights on and off every night. On the side, he operates the beacon light on the big orange water tower on the Winchester Road. The former MISS PATTIE INSKO has just been named “Athletic Mother of the Year,” since her fine sons, Rodger, Garey, Hunter, Benny, and Bobby Ray make up the 1st String basketball team at U. K. We’ll let you guess which son is called Junior. The former MISS PATTIE WHITE has just been approved House Mother for the KA Fraternity at the University of Kentucky. After graduating from U. K. magna cum laude, she missed it so much she just had to come back. But she still plans to send her son, John Thomas to Princeton. MISS JANICE ALLEN has won her 8th Kentucky Derby and is still the world’s only lady racehorse jockey. Her fame is due to the fact that because she is so light, her horses aren’t aware that they have a mount. Her latest winners are “Headache” and “Ferti- lizer” (he does other work on the side). After playing on the Paris High Golf Team during their Senior year, STEVE WILLS and BILLY MIZELL decided to open their own Golf Club. Now they own a chain of miniature golf courses called the Wills-Mizell Stop and Putt. MISS MARGARET MILLER WARD has just given up her career as a model in New York City to marry Claiborn Farm’s jockey, whom she met at a New York Race Track. Her new address is Stall No. 1, Hialeah. MR. RALPH HUMPHREY now operates a garage on Main Street. As Ralph was always interested in cars, he has now invented one of his own, and named it the “Rhoda-Runner” and uses “Smart Parts” in it. MISSES PATSY ORMES and BRENDA ARNOLD are now co-managers of the Southern Bell Office of Paris. Patsy is the head accountant in charge of office work, and Brenda is chief operator. After graduating from the University of Kentucky, MISS BONNIE FLORENCE accepted a position as educational director at the Methodist Church at Paris. She is very happy with her job and is engaged to the professor of history at the University of Kentucky, a former Paris High Student. MISS JOAN SANTEN and BEVERLY JORDAN and JUDY MASTIN are now appearing in Carnegie Hall, where they are presenting a musical program. Beverly and Judy are the vocalists and Joan is their accompanist. On the side they are launching a campaign against smoking at slumber parties. Because he had so many love troubles during his senior year, R. LAYTART joined the Foreign Legion after graduation. We hear they are sending him back because he had all the comies wearing duck-tail hair cuts. Mrs. Norman Weekley, the former MISS PHYLLIS ROE, is visiting her parents here. She was accompanied from their home in Akron, Ohio by her son and daughter, Dailey and Yearly. MISSES CAROL MORGAN, PEGGY LONG, and KATHERINE HARRELL have just returned from a 10-year tour of Europe. For some strange reason they left directly after they donated a sterling silver ash tray to the rest room at Paris High. After graduating from high school, MISS CARROLL BALDWIN furthered her dramatic career by acting on Broadway—in New York—. She decided that acting wasn’t what she wanted and reverted from East to West to raise cattle. She is now a successful owner of a chain of ranches which she bought on the “Long Range Plan.” Senior Speakeasy Comp 1 i merits of BOURBON AGRICULTURAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Compli ments of HANSLEY MILLS A Good Place to Work Comp 1i ments of HINKLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Paris Kentucky COLONIAL MILK PRODUCTS COMPANY Pasteurized Grade A Milk Homogenized Milk Cream Cottage Cheese We Deliver Main at 8th Curb Service Phone 1226 Comp 1i ment s of Comp 1i ments of NATIONAL The Manager BANK § TRUST CO. PARIS SCHINE THEATRE Paris, Kentucky MERL E. LAWSON BOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY General Contractor Builder 7th Street Phone 1829-W Paris Kentucky Paris, Kentucky BALDWIN HOTEL Compliments Main Street of Paris, Kentucky PARIS ROTARY CLUB Phone 1025 Comp 1 i ments BRENT AND COMPANY of ELECTRIC STEAM RADIATOR CORPORATION Paris, Kentucky Field Seeds Wool G ra i n Kentucky Blue Grass 25 East Main Paris, Kentucky Complete Line Of Building Materi a 1s SHEELER LUMBER COMPANY Phone 500 or 300 West Second Street Paris, Kentucky DAIRY QUEEN 315 West Eighth Street Paris, Kentucky BOURBON HATCHERY S. Harney, Owner VANHOOK AND JOHNSON AETNA SERVICE STATION 14th and Main Street Phone 2679 Baby Chicks Charcoal Briquets Salt and Minerals Agriculture Chemicals Supplies and Remedies for Poultry and Live Stock Cream Buyers Phone 1013 2nd and Pleasant Known for Better Value Comp 1i ments of LERMAN BROTHERS HOMER WILSON CASH DEPARTMENT STORE SERVICE STATION Pa r i s, Kentucky Route 1 Paris, Kentucky Comp 1i ments FARRIS PHOTO STUDIO of Portraits--Kodak Finishing MR. AND MRS. WlLLIAM T. BALDWIN 512 Main Street Paris Kentucky Comp 1 i ments Compli ments of of GRAY'S BARBER SHOP MR. AND MRS. JOHN LAYCOCK 388 Main Street Comp 1i ments of MOORE'S BEAUTY SHOP BARR AND SARGENT 2k East 19th Street Paris, Kentucky 80 Main Street rhone IU34- Comp 1i ments Compl i ments of of DR. AND MRS. LESLIE M. SMITH FARMERS SUPPLY INC. Comp 1i ments Compli ments of PARIS LAUNDRY E. K. RICE AND General Insurance DRY CLEANING Paris Kentucky HINTON-TURNER Compli ments FUNERAL HOME of 526 Pleasant Phone 55 J. W. DAVIS COMPANY Comp 1i ments of Compliments of DR. AND MRS. B. N. PITTENGER THOMAS, WOODFORD CO., INC. General Insurance BOARDMAN'S APPLIANCE CO. Comp 1i ments of Your RCA Magnavox Dea1er WAGONER'S MARKET Winchester St. Phone 238 GLEN'S DRUG CULL 1 GAN SOFT WATER Phone 100 Reliable Prescriptions 509 Main St. Paris, Ky. Glen A. Culbertson 369 Maysville St. Paris, Ky. Serving Bourbon, Fayette, Harrison and Scott Counties Comp 1i ments of DOYLE AND ALEXANDER Auto Repa i r Shop 8th and High Street Paris, Ky. Comp 1 i ments of BOND CLEANERS Phone 236 Compl imerits FRED ATKINSON AND SONS of Florists GAY-BELL CORP. Fresh Flowers Always 1306 S. Main Phone i860 Phone 38-J Paris, Ky. Comp] iments of SHERIFF'S OFFICE Steve'Bacon-Sheri ff MERRINGER'S PLUMBING HEATING Depu ties: James Pruitt Reuben Armsparger F red Bol i ng 616 Main Phone 561-J Comp 1i ments of Comp 1 i ments ■- WAGON WHEEL RESTAURANT of 45 East Main BOBB 1 TT Sr HUDSON 1 NC . Carrie Prather 1500 Main Street Compli ments Comp 1 i ments of McFarland's trucking service of South Main Street C. E. McFarland BOND CLEANERS 920 South Ma i n Comp 1 i ments Comp 1 i ments of of IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION CASE INSURANCE Ma i n Comp 1 i ments of Compl i ments Mast i n Sharon of ASHLAND OIL KERR SERVICE STATION Comp 1 i merits WOLLSTEIN'S of Everything Men and Boys Wear BURDEN'S RESTAURANT Phone kO Pari s, Ky. Compl imerits Compli ments of of J. C. PENNEY CO. GIFT BOX Comp 1 i merits Compli ments of of BOURBON COUNTY Tax Commissioners Office DR. J. C. SHIPP Compl i ments of PARIS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE Paris, Kentucky MILLERSBURG FURNITURE McCLURE INS. AGENCY INC. General Line of Insurance APPLIANCES Millersburg, Kentucky Dealer In Fine Furniture You build it, we insure it. Frank McDaniel Owner Compl i ments Comp 1 i ments of of PURCELL CABINET SHOP ANNA L. MATTOX HALL'S SHOPWORTH MARKET Comp 1 i ments of Groceries Meats Vegetables Fruits WORICK BROS. GARAGE Phone kk2 We Deliver 13 Main St. Paris, Ky. Compliments Compl iments of of Ml-LADY'S BEAUTY SALON MAIN STREET MARKET Comp 1 i merits of Comp 1 i ments PARIS PHARMACY The Rexa11 Store of 415 Main Street Paris, Kentucky PARIS AUTO SUPPLY Compli ments of Comp 1i ments DAY JEWELERS of Experience with a Meaning CLIFTON MARKET Compl iments of GREEN'S SHOE SERVICE J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY 5 10 Store Quality and Service Always Paris, Kentucky Keys made while you wait A Good School A Good Student Body A Good Facu1ty Comp 1 i ments of A. J. WINTERS COMPANY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Jewelers Edwin Kirkpatrick, Owner PARIS CEMETERY COMPANY A non-profit Cemetery Compl i ments Pre-need lots on easy terms of Phone 1446-J FULL 1NGTONS1 JAY-DEE T.V. Ph i1co Bend i x Sales Service Phone 2538 611 M. St. Paris, Kentucky Phone 24A6A 890 E. High Lexington, Kentucky Comp 1 i ments of ARDERY DRUG COMPANY WOODFORD SPEARS SONS Comp 1 i ments Kentucky Bluegrass Ou r Spec i a 1ty of Phone 355-356 DR. AND MRS. W. S. MORGAN Compli ments Comp 1 i ments of of A P HUSTON PLUMBING COMPANY Compl iments Paris High School Students Look To of THE PARIS DAILY ENTERPRISE For PARIS LIONS CLUB Sport Coverage and News Young Peop1e Like Comp 1i ments of SMIT'S GREENHOUSES MARY ALICE BEAUTY SHOP Fine Flowers Expertly Arranged 81 A Main Street Paris Kentucky Phone 915 W. 2nd St. CHARLES P. COOK COMPANY A Voice of the Bluegrass since 1807 Frosted S- S. S. Foods THE KENTUCKIAN-CITIZEN A Booster of Phone 206-207 Paris Hi A1 ways 1 Comp 1 i ments of BELL SHELL SERVICE Shel1 Products PEOPLES DEPOSIT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Goodyear Tires Phone 1133 RATCLIFF1S GREENHOUSES Compl iments of Flowers for all Occasions 1835 S. Main Street Phone I892-J DAVIS FUNERAL HOME Our 112th Year of Service Comp 1 i ments BOURBON HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT CO. of The Farmers Store COLONIAL MOTEL A20 Ma i n Street Paris Kentucky WILSON DRUG COMPANY Compl i ments of Prescr i pt i ons Veterinary Supplies Phone 20 330 Main Free Del i very ROSELAWN DRIVE-1N AND RESTAURANT OWENS BROTHERS MARKET Compl iments of Groceries Fresh Meats We Deliver Phone 92S-93 Paris, Kentucky R. AND S. MOTEL Mi 11ersburg Kentucky Compl iments A. L. EMMONS of Appliances and Furniture Store KENTUCKY UTILITIES CO. INC. Call 1791 E. 10th Street Senator John Sherman Cooper and Paris High Seniors Washington, D. C. DETROIT HARVESTER COMPANY Paris Products Division Paris, Kentucky INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A. ■ ■■ : mm mm®. mmm wmwm mmmA Si®� ! : IfiyA ki Sf ■: :-: .v