Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

o of A . C HytOJ $t +COX , rYl f ’Safest ffjj CW A - •v t - « sp Qsrvrrvvv j VoJZ, Xcerw ' 9 «Vvv- c I JJhjJt Cru e£2- ji w' ’ - y '’I’ . . 3L v ' O rvy V i farnsru X THE PROUD PARISIANS PRESENT THE PLAY OUR CURTAIN IS GOING UP After four years of being understudies of last year’s graduating class, we’ve come right up to the footlights ourselves. Turn around. Look back! Remember all the years we’ve spent waiting in the wings? REMEMBER: long, lazy, lunch hours in the seventh and eighth grade . . . our freshman basket- ball team who had the perfect record “no wins” . . . the realization of being a REAL high school student . . . locker jam . . . our first boy cheerleader . . . P.S.A.T. vt tests . . . planning our Prom . . . the memorable Moonlight Gardens . . . Regional Championship Football Team . . . SENIOR YEAR 2 as f PROGRAmmE DctlataKo-n Xiif (aims...... Xeroitves lUerofcl..Senior UndersludiVs DnAcrcU tnen Att I..........OfjianuafioTtt Act II.............. rjiorl-s Act m..............Attiviti !Fim ............Cominemement J3 t ro ti ..........AAmc r ti� e menfer PRODUCERS 4 MR. LAWRENCE STAMPER High School Principal FACULTY MISS ZERELDA NOLAND English MRS. KENNEY ROSEBERRY English MRS. KAREN GALLOWAY English MISS MARY PURCELL English MRS. R. G. BRUNNER History Math 8 MR. LEE HARRIS English Speech VILLAINS MRS. CLETA POLLY Commerce MRS. LOUISE CLAY Librarian MISS BETSY B. WOODFORD French Spanish 9 MR. RANDALL RITCHIE Social Studies MR. ROBERT TURNER Social Studies FACULTY 10 MR. CURTIS ROSE Substitute VILLAINS MRS. FLORENCE BUSHNELL Home Economics MR. WENDALL MC COURT Science Math MRS. PATRICIA DE MARCUS Home Economics Science MISS MARY E. ISGRIG Science MRS. CHARLENE TATE Home Economics Science MR. PAUL PATRICK Science FACULTY MRS. MARILYN PFANSTIEL Physical Education MRS. FRANK SCOTT Guidance Counselor 12 MISS MAY BELLE MARTIN Public School Music VILLAINS MISS JUANITA SUTHERLAND Math MRS. JULIAN WELLS Cafeteria Manager 13 CLASS OFFICERS President....................David Collier Secretary Vice-President..................Tom Harlan Treasurer . Mary Ferguson David Woodford CLASS OF ’65 16 BRUCE ASBURY JULIE ADAIR EDWINA ALLEN TOMMY ATKINSON LINDA ALEXANDER KAY AGEE 17 MARY BABER MARGARET BALDWIN BILL BARLOW DICKIE BALDWIN DONNA HADLEY BABER DUDLEY BELL TONI BOWLING TOMMY BENTON JENNIFER BRAUER WILLIAM BRACK SHELBY BISHOP 19 SHEILA BISHOP SYLVIA BROWN ESTILL CARPENTER CONNIE BROWNING 20 STEVE BRESLIN DAVID COLLIER RODNA CHRISTOPHER DEL CARR A SARAH COLEMAN BONNIE CLIFFORD PAT CLARK 21 JONNIE COPELAND BEVERLY CUMBER JAMES CRUMBIE WHIT CRISWELL NANCY COLLINS LINDA COLLINS PAULETTE FEEBACK CONNIE DANIELS DONNA DUVALL CATHY CUMMINS BETTY DERRICKSON BILL DAUGHERTY CLIFTON GARRARD LOUIS FOSTER JAMES FORSYTHE DARRYL FRYMAN MARY FERGUSON FLOARINE FISHER LARRY GRIMES BILL GOODWIN TOM HARLAN STEVE HAMMONS BILLY HAWKINS PEGGY GRAVES LARRY HUMPHREY MARVIN INGLES JIM KENDALL MARY LA FRANA JOSEPH HENDERSON CHARLES JOHNSTON JO ANN MC FARLAND DEBORRAH JONES RICHARD MACK JOE LANTER SHIRLEY MOORE JAMES PENN BRENDA MYERS LARRY MORRIS JUDY OLDSON WALLACE ROE PHIL OWENS LARRY REED ROSETTA PORTER H. C. MORRIS KAY PRIDEMORE FRED SADLER RAY SHUMAN JILL SMITS BENNA SMITH PHIL SHOWALTER JIM SHIPP SUSAN TIPTON EILEEN STEPHENS LAURA STOUT RAY TAYLOR CLARA SUTTON PAM SPIES HELEN SMARR JOHN TOLSON CHARLOTTE TERRY JUDY TERRY CHARLES TOWLES SHARON TOOLE JIMMY WHITE DANNY WHALEN ALAN WILLIAMS PAM WILLIAMS GEORGE WILDER RODNEY WOODS 33 DAVID WOODFORD DOUG WORTHINGTON A GRADUATE’S PRAYER Father, I have knowledge So will You show me now How to use it wisely And find a way somehow To make the world I live in A little better place And make life with its problems A bit easier to face.... Grant me faith and courage And put purpose in my days. And show me how to serve Thee In the most effective ways, So all my education. My knowledge and my skill, May find their true fulfillment As I learn to do Thy Will__ And may I ever be aware In everything I do, That Knowledge comes from Learning And Wisdom comes from YOU. 34 Author unknown SHIRLEY CAROL FRYE 1947-1964 O, not in cruelty, not in wrath, The Reaper came that day; T was an angel visited the green earth, And took the flowers away. ” — Longfellow 35 SENIOR MOST SCHOLARLY They bum the midnight oil! Jennifer Brauer Ray Shuman MOST CONGENIAL BEST DRESSED 36 A friend in need is a friend indeed! Clara Sutton Dickie Baldwin He’s neat----she’s sweet! Phil Owens Kay Pridemore SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anything you can do they can do better! Connie Daniels Danny McKinney They go where the action is! Charlotte Terry Danny Whalen MOST VERSATILE Happiness is success! Sarah Coleman David Woodford SENIOR BEST LOOKING THEY MUST HAVE BEEN beautiful babies! Julie Adair Steve Breslin WITTIEST BEST PERSONALITY 38 Smile Awhile! Helen Burden Bruce Asbury Things go better with Jonnie Copeland Jimmy Shipp SUPERLATIVES MOST POPULAR MOST TALENTED mm. m Everybody likes ’em! Sissy Baldwin David Collier Variety is the spice of life. Jill Smits Tom Harlan MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tex. the leader of our pack! Bill Goodwin 39 Am • ■•'.•7 J . Ji -A � : 3 .V A � . .v.'i ’ 'j 'r ' ':r CLASS OF ’66 One August night. Paul Biddle, a very vigorous young man. was seriously injured during a football scrimmage with Bryan Station High School. His injury resulted in a broken neck which paralyzed him from the neck down. Paul is now learning to use his muscles again and is expecting to live a useful life. Paul was an outstanding student in school where he made good grades and participated in many activities. He was made honorary Vice-President of his class. The 1965 Senior Class is with Paul all the way. Keep that big smile of yours and always know that God is with you. When it looks like all is up, Keep a-goin'! Drain the sweetness from the cup, Keep a-goin'! See the wild birds on the wing, Hear the bells that sweetly ring, When you feel like sighin', sing-- Keep a-goin'! Frank I. Stanton JUNIORS Edna Allen Jerry Allen Joyce Arnold Carolyn Baber Carol Barlow David Bannister Monica Barnes Ben Basone Betty Beatty Lee Bell Linda Bennett Edmund Berry Ray Berry Mary Clay Benton Linda Blevins Marilyn Campbell Brenda Clark Judy Clark James Clemons Emil Cook Jo Ann Courtney Dudley Crouch Francine Crumbie James Culbertson Danny Cummins Benton Day Marilyn Day Dwight Dotson Rebecca Downey Wanda Earlywine Charlene Emerson Ronnie English Larry Evans Pam Feeback Tony Fields Paula Fitzpatrick Nick Fletcher Marilyn Frye Cheryl Fryman Bette Goodman Larry Graves Joe Greer Robert Hall Harry Lee Harris Jerome Henderson Dennis Hinkle Cynthia Hollis Raymond Hopkins 45 JUNIORS Eddie Insko Ricky Ishmael Jerry Jefferson Sandra Jones Larry Jolly Marilyn Jones Stanley Jordan Brenda Johnson Tommy Johnson Minerva Johnson Anabelle Keal Kenny Kendall John King Steve Lewis William Lewis Wanda Light Billy Long Harrietta Long James Long Doris Lucky Marion McCarty Joyce Mack Ronnie Mack Mary Manning Mike Mattingly Linda McFarland Margie McClure Linda Mitchell Andrea Morris John Norman Alice Pelfrey Jane Peterson Connie Proffitt Harrison Rankin John Rankin Janice Reed Harlan Reynolds Juanita Robinson Judy Shannon Steve Sharon Sue Shepherd Debbie Sherlock Alex Shipp Jilson Sorrell Kaye Speakes Ray Sturgill Paulette Tate Sidney Tate 46 JUNIORS Susan Taylor Don Thompson Gwendolyn Trumbo Ann Vickers Barbara Walker Billy Waugh Priscilla Webb Jane Williams Bethany Williams Perry Wornall Elizabeth Young 47 CLASS OF ’67 CLASS OFFICERS President Sandra Jordan Vice- President Jamie Barr Secretary Gale Wells Treasurer Nancy McClure Marsha Alexander Roy Baber Ronnie Banta Jamie Barr Danny Bell Doug Bell Nannie Rose Bell Barbara Bennett Sally Jo Benton Dickie Bishop Becky Blake Paula Blake Lois Jean Blackburn Beverly Blankenship Ronnie Boaz Darryl Bowling James Bradley Emily Bratton Judy Brunker Diana Burk Diana Burns Stanley Buchannan Linda Carpenter Charles Clark 48 SOPHOMORES Billy Clevenger Jimmy Clough Frankie Collins Gee Gee Criswell Glen Culbertson Suzy Davis Marsha Dotson Ronnie Dunn Freddie Fields Rosemary Gray Teresa Henderson Mary Hopkins Brenda Hudnall Jimmy Insko Sandra Jordan Thomas Johnson Esterllita Kemp Larry Link Larry Lucas Sue Lucky Dorothy Mack Thelma Mack Charles Mann Mickey Markham Stanley Mattox Vernon Miller Donnie McCarthy Nancy McClure Naomi McCord Darlene McKinney Ronnie McMaine Linda Miller Birdie Mitchell Paula Mitchell Patsy Murphy Deborah Myers Howard Myers Barbara Oliver Gary Ormsby Arnold Pelfry Leona Peters Kathy Puckett Mary Jane Ransom Mary Louise Reynolds Leonard Russel Bill Seltzer Judy Showalter Barbara Smith 49 SOPHOMORES Christy Spies Marsha Spivey Ronnie Stanfield Elmer Thomas Ronnie Toadvine Debbie Tubbs Connie Washington Gale Wells Charles Williams Jo Lynn Williams Max Williams Sims Wilson Beth Worthington Bonnie Worthington FRESHMEN M. Abner L. Clark D. J. Allen J. Coleman G. M. Allen P. Cook A. E. Arnold P. Copeland A. P. Baber E. Crouch P. R. Baber N. Crumbie S. S. Badgett G. Cummins w. B. Barnes J. Davis D. M. Beatty P. Day M. C. Bills D. English w. C. Bishop T. Fletcher G. L. Blackburn B. Foster J. D. Blake V. Fryman J. P. Bolling J. Gaines J. R. Bradley D. Garicia J. D. Bramel D. Gaunce S. J. Brown K. Goode J. L. Browning C. Gudgell G. M. Bryant P. Hafley F. S. Buchanan E. Hall P. G. Buckler P. Hamm D. T. Burke L. Harney s. R. Burton R. Gedges K. R. Bussell J. Henson R. L. Campbell B. Hough B. P. Carpenter J. Howard B. P. Carpenter J. Hull J. Hutsell S. Patterson E. Stanfield Jackson S. Pelfrey V. Stilwell Johnston J. Powell C. Sunley Jones B. Puckett R. Sunley Johnson K. Puckett T. Tate Johnson B. Pumphrey K. Thomas Johns B. Rankin R. Thompson Kendall J. Rankins B. Thorsnburg King L. Rankin J. Tipton Kiser G. Rankin R. Tobin Kissick R. Rankins s. Tubbs Landrum D. Reed P. Tucker Long M. Reynolds L. Turner Lovell E. Robinson L. Wagoner McCarty H. Robinson T. Watson McCord R. Rogers R. Weigott McCoy M. Roy D. White Margolen K. Sadler M. White Martin M. Sadler E. Williams Mays Mitchell F. Scott J. Williams Mitchell J. Shanks T. Williams Moore L. Sharon B. Wilson Morefield M. Shepherd H. Woods Nutter C. Snedegar K. Woods Oldson K. Sparks 0. Young Parker N. Speakes S. Zuniga EIGHTH GRADE J. Acke M. Alverson J. Argo B. Athey B. Baber V. Baber D. Bailey D. Bill L. Billman P. Blevins S. Browning E. Burns K. Clark D. Castle L. Caswell J. Clay M. Clemmons P. Cleavenger J. Clough J. Clough D. Coleman B. Collins R. Copeland R. Courtney L. Craig L. Davis J. Dotson L. Dotson V. Dotson R. Dray J. Dufresne G. Earlywine V. Elkin M. Finely C. Garrison L. Garrison C. Gaunce J. Gaunce M. Gilkey J. Gonzalez J. Goodman C. Gray J. Grimes R. Guerra D. Harlan G. Harney F. Harney C. Harris B. Hays J. Helpenstine S. Henson V. Hollon S. Hudnall T. Insko J. Ishmall R. Jordan S. Johnson W. Keith D. Keller G. Kendall M. Kenney T. Lloyd P. Long J. Lowe J. McClain D. McFarland A. McKinney D. Mitchell B. Miller D. Myers R. Norvell H. Pelfrey C. Peterson M. Plarr S. Polston R. Pridemore J. Profitt A. Puckett C. Puckett D. Puckett W. Purcell L. Ramey C. Reynolds B. Ring L. Ritchie T. Robinson S. Roseberry C. Ryan S. Seltzer L. Sharp A. Shinn J. Shout p. Smith N. Smits w. Snapp T. Spivey L. Sponcil C. Sprake G. Stanfield K. Sutherland P. Thomas D. Thompson J. Thompson T. Thornbury G. Tipton C. Tubbs R. Tubbs L. Turner R. Turner A. White D. Williams B. Wilson A. W ithrow W. Woodford 53 SEVENTH GRADE C. Green G. Greer G. Grear J. Graves J. Grubbs N. Gough L. Hammons B. Hammerick B. Haye R. Henson B. Hopkins R. Henson B. Hopkins R. Johnson B. Jones L. Jones C. Jordan M. Jordan J. Keller D. Kissick M. Kookendoffer B. Lanter L. Lawrence B. Long D. Lykins K. McClain J. Amyx J. Bills J. Boardman L. Breslin C. Buchanan D. Buckler E. Buckler K. Burke J. Bums B. Burton J. Butler J. Carr B. Cassidy C. Coleman R. Copeland D. Crossfield J. Crouch T. Day K. Davis C. Edgington D. Edwards M. Elkin W. Farris L. Fletcher S. Fletcher K. Fryman T. McClure G. McCord P. McCord B. McCoy B. McGlothen K. McKinney R. McKinney S. Mann L. Marcum D. Marshall D. Mastin G. Matherly D. Mattingly L. Mitchell S. Mitchell E. Neas N. Owens B. Peters M. Price J. Puckett S. Puckett B. Rankin B. Reynolds C. Richardson V. Ring T. Rison B. Robinson J. Robinson M. Robinson J. Sanders s. Saunders L. Scott T. Scott C. Smith M. Stanfield s. Smith G. Sutton V. Terry J. Thompson B. Thornburg C. Tipton H. Toohey C. Toomey s. Tubbs D. Turner w. Vickers T. Wells B. Wells C. White E. White J. Wilder P. Wilson DOGPATCH___DOGPATCH SHAKE IT RAMBLING ROSEY DOG PATCH DOLLIE LITTLE EGYPT WHERE WE WUZ HATCHED TRUE CONFESSION POLKA-DOT-PAMSIE King of the Mountain. Lynch Mob SEVEN COME ELEVEN They won’t yell! He put red dye in our SHAMPOO! ! OPEN WIDE FOR CHUNKY! YE OLE FOOTBALL TEAM. MEET THE AUTHORS__ ANNUAL STAFF CO-EDITORS--Sarah Coleman and Tom Harlan FACULTY ADVISOR- - Mrs. Louise Clay 58 SALES STAFF ART CLUB The Art Club was formed this year. All students in the Art Course as well as others may join. This hard-working club serves the community as well as the school. In addition to making posters for important events in the school and community, they painted the windows downtown prior to the Regional Championship game to strengthen team support. The Art Club also aided in making decorations for the Christmas parade. Also they sponsored a contest for the best looking door during Christ- mas in the school. In March the Art Club sponsored a benefit dance for Paul Biddle. All the proceeds were given to the Paul Biddle Fund. President.... Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sergeant-at-Arms . Sarah Coleman . . . Jill Smits Connie Daniels Jonnie Copeland . Tom Atkinson Mrs. Art Walters SPONSOR 59 BETA CLUB V. DUCAMUS ALIIS SERVIENDO”--Let us lead by serving others. Our Beta Club served the school by ushering for College and Career Nights, selling tickets at ball games, and dona- ting a hot plate to the concession stand, accumulating and editing a PHS handbook to inform new students, and by visit- ing the Dessie Scott Home. At the Annual Beta Convention held in Louisville in December thirty members attended and Jill Smits presided at the general meeting as State Vice-President. At this meeting Paris was recognized on its twenty-fifth anniversary in the National Beta Club. The Paris High Beta Club participates in the Bourbon Beta Council along with Bourbon County High School. Jointly they sponsor College and Career Nights. At the spring induction ceremony charter members were honored by a historic revue in music, featuring high- lights of the thirties, forties, fifties, and sixties. Beta members must have a 3.2 academic average, the qualities of character, leadership, and achievement, andbe approved by the school faculty. 60 Mrs. Clay Roseberry SPONSOR OFFICERS President. . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Mary Ferguson Whit Criswell Carolyn Baber David Collier P.H.S. BAND The Paris High Band won many hours over the year. They marched at the annual Band Day at the University of Kentucky; won first place in the Goldenrod Division at the annual Kentucky Invitational Band Tournament held at the University of Kentucky, and presented a halftime show at all but two of the Greyhound Football games. The band also participated in three Christmas Parades during the Christmas season. The band held a concert of light music during the year and all proceeds went to Paul Biddle, injured football grid- der. They were among the four bands from Kentucky considered for the Presidental Inaugural Parade and in April repres- ented Kentucky at the annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D. C. Mr. Thomas Siwicki is the Director. 61 P.H.S. CHORAL GROUPS The Paris High School Choir entertained many times during the year. They sang for civic organizations, the Paul Biddle Benefit Dinner, and various other occasions. Their annual Christmas concert was the highlight of their musical year. The choral groups are under the direction of Mr. Thomas A. Siwicki. PARISIANA1RES BOYS1 SEXTET FHA OFFICERS President Charlotte Terry Vice-President Mary LaFrana Secretary Lee Bell Treasurer Carolyn Baber Historian Doris Lucky Parliamentarian Jo Lynn Williams Song Leaders Marilyn Frye Judy Terry Recreation Leader Sissy Baldwin Photographer Marsha Alexander Reporter Paulette Tate The Paris High Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America served the school and community this year by selling corsages for football homecoming, by sending twenty-five dollars to the FHA Scholarship Fund, by buying furniture for the Home Ec. room with money earned by bake sales held at school and by working at the concession stand at basketball games. They gave fifty dollars to the Paul Biddle Fund and served at the Paul Biddle Benefit Dinner. In February the FHA held its annual Sweetheart Dance at which Jill Smits and Jimmy Shipp reigned as FHA Sweethearts. The sponsors are Mrs. Florence Bushnell and Mrs. Charlene Tate. The candidates for Miss FHA were Paulette Feeback, Mary LaFrana, Kay Pridemore and Jill Smits. Miss FHA and FHA Sweetheart Jill Smits and Jim Shipp OFFICERS 6 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS § EL CIRCULO ESPANOL The French and Spanish Club is composed of French I and II and Spanish I and II students. During the year activi- ties included a speaker from Argentina, songs and games in both languages, and a play done in French. Tape recordings of radio programs from Quebec, Paris, France, Mexico, and Spain were heard in the Spring. The officers are: Bruce Asbury, President; Charlotte Terry, Vice-President; Pam Williams, Secretary; Judy Terry. Treasurer. MAGISTRATUS Consul..................................Helen Davis Burden Praetor..................Sarah Catherine Coleman Quaestor .............................Pamela Spies Scriptor.....................Jennifer Elysse Brauer Miss Gilbert Lavin SPONSOR ANNUS MIRABILIS 1965 The Latin Club did indeed have a wonderful year; plays, games, songs, (all in Latin, of course) highlighted the meetings. This year there was a birthday party for the Roman poet, Vergil. The crowning event was the traditional Roman Banquet. Latin Club is composed of Latin II. Ill, and IV students. This year the mascot of the Latin IV students was Winnie-Ille-Pooh to whom their motto was Semper Latinus et Pooh ! LATIN CLUB PARIS HI-LITES VOLUME II 1964-1965 Paris, Kentucky PARIS HIGH SCHOOL Personal opinions could be ex- pressed in the letters to the editor. An- nouncements. accomplishments, and a calendar of events kept the whole student body informed of happenings in and around Paris High School. Through hard work, organization and being in the right place at the right time they ended their second year of publication very successfully. ON THE SCENE.... That’s where the Hi-Lites staff was this year. They gathered the news and put it into print for the entire student body to enjoy. The Hi-Lites staff is composed of Mary Ferguson and Bette Goodman, co-editors, Pamela Spies and Carolyn Baber, news editors, JillSmits, Jane Williams, and Darlene McKinney, activities editors, Whit Criswell and Perry Wornall, sports editors, Jonnie Copeland, Pam Williams, Mary La- Frana, Judy Oldson, and Paulette Tate, typists. The Hi-Lites staff works very hard each month to provide PHS students with the latest happenings at school and concerning school functions. Hats off to the Hi-Lites staff. Mrs. Cleta Polly 66 SPONSOR Hi-Lites WHOOPERS The Whoopers is a pep organization of Paris High School. This club stimulates school spirit and forms the backbone of the cheering section at ball games. It is open to all students in grades nine through twelve who wish to take an active part in supporting the school athletic program. The members of the Whoopers have put posters in the halls before ball games, brought the ”B team uniforms, char- tered buses for many of the away ball games, and held a dance during the year, plus selling key chains to raise money. With part of this money they purchased trophies for outstanding basketball players. The officers are: Jimmy Shipp, President; Tom Harlan, Vice-President; Helen Burden, Secretary; Clara Sutton, Treasurer. Miss Millie Ryle SPONSOR A typical Whoopers meeting. 67 SPEECH CLUB The Speech Club is an organization whose purpose is to stimulate interest in public speaking. This club is open to any student in grades nine through twelve who is interested in participating in speech work. The Speech Club meetings are held once a month and are spent in discussion of speech activities and tournaments. This year the Speech Club took a very active part in various speech contests and in October they sponsored a tournament held here at Paris High School. In this tournament over one hundred PHS students participated in making it a great success. The officers are: David Woodford, president; Bruce Asbury, vice-president; Cynthia Hollis, secretary; Mary La- Frana, treasurer. The Paris High School Speech Club presented The Proposal , a comedy, by Chekov this year in the Regional Drama Festival. By winning two superior ratings they advanced to the State Drama Festival. The members of the cast were Helen Burden, Bruce Asbury, and James Culbertson. NFL The National Forensic League is an honor society for active speech students. They may work to earn points by participating in various public speaking events and by so doing gain the NFL degrees. Twenty-five points must be earned for one to obtain membership into this organization. This year PHS has forty-two members and degrees in the NFL. This will entitle Paris to enter eight members in the District Tournament to be held in Paducah this year. Points are accumulated all year long according to the quality of the speaking of the members. These points are carried into the tournament leading towards the winning of the sweepstakes trophy. Pretournament scores find Paris in second place in this competition. The Paris High School Debate Team is composed of Jennifer Brauer, Jim Forsythe. Ray Shuman, David Woodford, Douglas Worthington, and Perry Wornall. At Regional they won all debates and qualified for State. Miss Zerelda Noland is coach of the Debate Team. 69 VARSITY Julie Adair Sissy Baldwin Jo Ann Courtney Jill Smits Eileen Stephens Charlotte Terry FIFTEEN RAHS FOR OUR CHEERLEADERS This year our cheerleaders really put in a good year as our school spirit makers. At the District Tournament this year we won the Sportsmanship Trophy. The trophy was given on the ability of the cheerleaders to control the crowd. The Varsity squad attended two cheerleading clinics this year; one at Transylvania and the other at Eastern State College. So thanks, Girls, for a job well done! Miss Millie Ryle is the cheerleading sponsor. B TEAM SQUAD Joyce Davis Suzy Davis Sandra Jordan Barbara Smith Toni Watson 70 THE PARIS HIGH DRILL TEAM The Drill Team is in its third year at Paris High School. It was organized by Miss Nancy Vance in 1962. Since then the nine- teen girls who compose this group have performed at various school functions. They entertained at the half time of the basketball games at Southside Gymnasium. Also the Drill Team marched in various parades this year. The highlight of their performing year was the show they gave at the half time of the Morehead vs Tennessee Tech basketball game at Morehead State College. The girls were led this year by Captain Pam Williams. She has been the captain since the team was organized. The Paris High School Drill Team is under the sponsorship of Miss Millie Ryle. Pam Williams Captain 71 FRONT ROW: D. Bell, W. Washington, L. Foster, D. Woodford, M. Markham, R. Woods, J. Henderson, G. Culbert- son, J. Shipp, T. Benton, H. Morris. SECOND ROW: P. Showalter, F. Sadler, D. Collier, L. Morris, J. Forsythe, B. Day, B. Brack, M. Beatty, J. Landrum. THIRD ROW: J. Tolson, C. Garrad, D. McKinney, T. Atkinson, E. Insko, H. Rankin, D. Whalen, D. Carr, A. Williams, B. Barlow. FOURTH ROW: Coach Ben Pumphrey, B. Pumphrey, K. Woods, G. Ormsby, J. Barr, Ass’t. Coach Bill Woodall. Season Record: Won - 9, Lost - 2, Tied - 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY Henry Clay 19 46 (Recreational Bowl) Jessamine Co. 20 0 Bath Co. 40 6 Nicholas Co. 19 7 Georgetown 26 13 Harrison Co. 6 19 Mt. Sterling 13 0 Irvine 27 0 Frankfort 19 7 Bourbon Co. 6 0 Woodford Co. 25 0 CLASS A STATE PLAYOFFS Elkhorn City 7 7 (won on statistics) 74 Benton £ Forsythe Coach Pumphrey Show alter Woods H. Morris Tolson (fray i - 'N '; iikvfe : i 'V.V Barlow Whalen Brack ' y yski • L. Morris Collier Williams McKinney Henderson Woodford wMBSMBm FRONT ROW: J. Carr, E. Crouch, K. Moore, L. Dotson, V. Baber, J. Thompson, D. Copeland, R. Baber, B. Pumphrey, G. Rankin. SECOND ROW: W. Kendall, W. Oliver, R. Crumbie, F. Thomas, L. Berry, B. Sturgeon, B. Copeland, D. McFarland, T. Tate, G. Margolen. THIRD ROW: B. Foster, M. Allen, F. Chenault, C. Stout, S. Badgett, J. Gaines, P. Day, J. Lovell, K. Woods. FOURTH ROW: Coach Patrick, Steve Lewis, Mgr., Ass’t. Coach McCourt. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY M.M.I. 19 0 Mt. Sterling 0 6 Georgetown 25 7 Bourbon County 6 26 Woodford County 12 14 Frankfort 1 0 Season Record: Won - 3, Lost - 3. 78 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING The Paris Greyhounds ended their 1964 season with the presentation of their football queen. Miss Margaret Baldwin reigned over the home- coming festivities attended by her lovely court, Julia Adair, Kay Pride- more, and Jill Smits. These girls were escorted onto the field by their fathers. Miss Baldwin was presented with a beautiful silver bowl as a re- membrance of this occasion. Her attendants also received gifts. In addition to the immediate court there were representatives from each homeroom in grades nine through eleven. Despite inclement weather we had a lovely homecoming. — BACK ROW: Ass't. Coach Bill Woodall, P. Owens, J. Landrum, R. Woods, J. Penn, J. Norman, G. Lindsay, D. Whalen, B. Brack, W. Criswell, Coach Earl Redwine. FRONT ROW: Managers R. Banta and V. Miller, C. Garrard, J. Allen, R. Boaz, Manager R. Mack. VARSITY BASKETBALL «I Season Record: Won - 16, OPPONENT WE Jessamine County 41 Mason County 59 Bourbon County 48 Madison 67 Maysville 61 Nicholas County 66 Mt. Sterling 57 Nicholas County 58 Inez 73 Paintsville 63 Bourbon County 55 Fleming County 67 Frankfort 56 Henry Clay 67 Harrison County 64 Lexington Catholic 60 Mt. Sterling 44 Bracken County 50 Bryan Station 66 Pendleton County 70 Bill Brack Co-Captain THEY 56 51 50 69 51 56 52 41 55 62 70 63 45 60 85 69 45 49 74 52 Whit Criswell Co-Captain TOURNAMENT RECORD WE THEY CAPITAL CITY TOURNAMENT Frankfort Good Shepherd 49 48 Franklin County 51 48 Frankfort 44 51 ASHLAND INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Ashland 68 82 C.K.C. TOURNAMENT Frankfort 63 53 Harrodsburg 40 48 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Nicholas County 76 57 Bourbon County 64 69 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Pendleton County 52 54 SENIOR PLAYERS James Penn Clifton Garrard Phil Owens Gerald Lindsay 82 Rodney Woods Danny Whalen BACK ROW: Coach Earl Redwine, D. McCarty, G. Ormsby, J. Norman, G. Criswell, Coach Bill Woodall. FRONT ROW: Manager R. Mack, R. Boaz, J. Allen, R. Toadvine, Manager V. Miller. B” TEAM FRESHMAN TEAM STANDING: Manager B. Burton, W. Kendall, M. Allen, J. Gains, B. Johnson, S. Badgett, K. Woods, B. Barnes, Coach Paul Patrick. KNEELING: H. Robinson, B. Weigott, M. Gilkey, K. Sparks, L. Rankin, T. Fletcher. STANDING: B. Rankin, B. Sturgeon, V. Baber, D. Harlan, L. Dotson, L. Sponcil, J. Goodman. KNEELING: B. Acke, S. Polston, G. Kendall, L. Fletcher, Coach Wendall McCourt. 7th 8th GRADE TEAM BASKETBALL THE SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON HOMECOMING. The most sparkling night of the entire season is Homecoming. The team tries just a little harder and somehow the air is filled with rivalry. For the Seniors this is their last game on the home floor. All these things add up to a momentous evening. This year Miss Helen Burden was elected to the coveted title of Homecoming Queen of 1965. Her court was composed of Jonnie Copeland, Mary Louise Ferguson, and Kay Pridemore. The queen was presented with the traditional bouquet of red flowers and a lovely silver bowl. The attendants were also presented with remem- brances of the occasion. HOMECOMING PARIS HIGH SCHOOL PARIS HIGH TRACK TEAM Coached by: Ben Pumphrey Bill Wodall PROUD REGIONAL CHAMPS RECORDS CKC RUNNER-UP Regional Championship At State - James Penn placed fifth in the high jump. 86 Louis Foster placed sixth in the broad jump. The 880 Relay Team placed fourth at State. EXCELS IN TRACK_____ SENIOR TRACK STARS LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Foster, J. Lanter, D. McKinney, P. Showalter, B. Goodwin. ABSENT: J. Henderson. J. Penn. 87 Season Record: 8 won, 9 lost SCORE BOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Henry Clay 2 1 Harrison County 5 6 Nicholas County 6 1 Bourbon County 2 4 Mason County 2 4 Madison Central 7 2 Nicholas County 2 1 Mt. Sterling 10 4 Lexington Catholic 1 7 Lexington Catholic 2 9 Frankfort 3 5 Mt. Sterling 6 8 Georgetown 12 1 Frankfort 4 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 7 Harrison County 5 6 Bourbon County 1 0 Madison Central 0 2 Harrison County 4 3 88 BASEBALL SENIOR PLAYERS Del Carr, Danny Whalen, and Clifton Garrad. ABSENT: Tom Atkinson. DUGOUT DISCUSSIONS 89 GOLF Jim Gray, Ben Basone, G.G. Criswell, Whit Criswell, and Dave Woodford compose the Paris High School Golf Team. SEASON RECORD OPPONENT Mason County Lost Henry Clay Won Mt. Sterling Won M.M.I. Won Maysville Lost Harrison County Won C.K.C. Third Regional Sixth 90 GIRLS’ ATHLETICS BASKETBALL STANDING: Coach Pfanstiel, M. Johnson, N. McClure, R. Gray, J. Shepherd, N. McCord, B. Richardson, M. White. KNEELING: C. Coleman, L. Wagoner, J. McCarty, D. Burke, W. Johnson, V. Elkin, J. Burns. TRACK D. Marshall, K. McKinney, V. Fomas, J. Williams. C. Coleman, D. Burke, L. Wagoner, K. Hammons, V. Elkin, W. Johnson, E. Williams, N. Crumbie, J. Crouch, B. Richardson, M. White, B. Clark. GREYHOUNDS IN ACTION The belles of the Senior Class enhanced the ball of Camelot with their charm and beauty. The Senior knights contributed an air of chivalry to this momentous affair. OF CAMELOT We were greeted as we entered the make-believe world of Camelot by the Junior class officers. President Ben ton Day and his date Rita Rogers, Treasurer Bette Goodman and escort John King, and Secretary Carolyn Baber and her escort Joe Bowman. We danced the evening away to the music of Ray Rector and his Orchestra. Waking, eating, and sleeping--All play a large role in the family life of OUR TOWN. Ah, Love--First love, eternal love, whatever love may be is a part of the daily life of all people. Death also takes its toll in OUR TOWN. No play would be complete without make- up. OUR THORNTON SENIOR TOWN WILDER CLASS PLAY Work and daily routine make the hours, days, and years pass rapidly. Marriage, the hope and dream of every girl, is a part of the joy of living. It takes many behind-the-scene people to make a success of any pro- duction. Add two talented directors to the group, and these add up to a never to be forgotten play. yy A MAD MAMMOTH The trip started off with a great big B-O-O-M. And everybody yelled-- Hey, give me more room! 98 And oh the creatures that did abound!! MULLABALOO . ♦ ♦ ♦ W-E-L-L here we are students So gather 'round... And Mama Roseberry Will lead you underground! I'm hungry, someone sighed, To the dining room we did stride. When we saw daylight we gave a shout! Cause we were all plumb tuckered out! 99 PHOTO Critics view Our Town Come with me to the Casbah! CHEERS!! Oh, come on, let’s do the twist Won't you? 100 Now Judy, you can dance as well as Helen! Did you see Miss Lavin and Mr. Stamper twisting? FOOLISHNESS Oh, those pop top cans! This is the Partiest little Nice... MASS EXODUS. Things go better with coke! A Picture?!? 101 GRADUATES ARE HONORED____ Twenty-one Seniors had the distinction of being Betas. Latin scholars are honored. Whit Criswell receives Rotary Cup for top scholastic basketball player. Sissy Baldwin receives Good Citizenship Award. Future Homemakers of America receive awards. ALUMNI BANQUET David K. Woodford received the Senior Cup for his outstanding and most deserving abilities. Mrs. Lytle presented this award. Mr. Bill Kenney received the Kirkpatrick Cup awarded by Mrs. Kirkpatrick and E.K. Rice. The new officers of the Paris High School Alumni Association are: President, Curtis Rose: Vice-President, David Collier; Secretary, Dorcas Basone; Treasurer, Tony Johnson. 103 FINALE We’ve reached the footlights now, and taken our bows with honors day. So, with the Alumni Banquet, Baccalaureate Service, and our Commencement bringing down the curtain, we pack up--and move on to another show, in another place, for another opening. CLASS OF ’65 105 106 ufograpfo WE RE PROUD OF OUR BAND! 108 They're TRYING to get beautiful! p 0 n Compl iments of Compl iments of FARRIS STUDIO Main Street Paris, Kentucky m Compl iments of DR. and MRS. J. P. SHIPP Character Creates Credit Compl iments of Prompt Pay Sustains It Peoples Deposit CREDIT BUREAU OF BOURBON COUNTY dAInI AND IKUol CO. Member of F.D.1.C. Comp] iments of SHEELER LUMBER COMPANY 110 Compl iments of CALVIN TIPTON PARIS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE H1NTON-TURNER FUNERAL HOME Paris, Kentucky MILLERSBURG FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Millersburg, Kentucky Dealer in Fine Furniture Serving the Community Since 1860 Ambulance Service Compl iments of Compliments of TOWN AND COUNTRY DRESS SHOP BOURBON DRIVE-1N THEATRE Main Street Millersburg Road J. HAMLET COLLIER SON Electrical Contractors E.K. RICE INSURANCE Sales S- Service 721 High Street Paris, Kentucky 520 Ma i n Street Paris Kentucky JAMES C. PRUITT Sheriff CHARLES P. COOK AND COMPANY Deputies REUBEN ARNSPARGER Frosted and S. and W. Foods FRED BOLING JESSE CLARK Phone 987-1320 Compl iments GOLDEN THIMBLE FABRIC SHOP of A.L. MATTOX 615 Main Street Mrs. Mildred Lemmons fcJsl Mrs. J.S. Lathram Sr. Compl iments of Compliments CUSTOM RECAPPING SERVICE °f Ssyi SKCMTV I ARNO VARIETY STORE - ■ Phone 252-265 TONY JOHNSON'S 'SERVICE STATION 16th and Main Street A11 Meehan i c Work WOLLSTEIN'S Everything in Men and Boy 1 s Wear Phone 987-1775 Paris, Ky. Compl iments of DR. Sr MRS. JAMES L. FERRELL DAUGHTERY PAINT SUPPLY D.T. McCracken Son A36 Main Street Phone 987-3393 Paris, Kentucky J. H. A. J. CRISWELL Contracting and Excavating Co. Compl iments of MR. and MRS. WILLIAM TALBOTT BALDWIN FULLINGTON'S INC. Compl iments of Your Family Apparel Store FIGHTMASTERS GROCERY 618 Main Street ♦♦ AND Paris, Kentucky v5£RV BENTON BEAUTY SALON 20 W. 5th Street A Good School A Good Student Body A Good Facu1ty Paris, Kentucky Phone: 987-2860 A. J . WINTERS COMPANY JEWELERS Compliments of WESTERN AUTO BOARDMAN'S APPLIANCE CO. Your RCA Dealer A 15 Main Street Harry Barnes and 2 Bob Ammerman Paris Kentucky LERMAN BROTHERS Main Street Compl iments Paris, Kentucky of KENTUCKY UTILITY ESZ35S3I2 Paris, Kentucky BOURBON HATCHERY Compliments Strauter Harney, Owner of Phone 987-2215 Harley Kiser 2nd and Pleasant BOURBON LUMBER CO. OALirp AND V Compl iments of Q y A L17 y- C AND c I DURA CORPORATION Paris Products Division Electric Avenue Paris, Kentucky 113 Compl iments of RIMER 1S GROCERY 308 West Eighth Street Paris Kentucky Compl iments of JUDGE and MRS. J.M. LEER Shop and Save at BEGLEY'S DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency 13 Main Street 987-1210 Paris Kentucky Selling Ability That Makes Friends MARION RED BARLOW Graduate and Experienced Auctioneer Real Estate -- General Farm Sales Livestock -- Anything At Auction Phone: (Day) 987-2600 --(Night) 987-1244 Office: Pittenger Building -- East 4th Street Paris, Kentucky WOMELL AUTOMOTIVE PARTS CO., INC. The Parts House 610 Ferguson Street Phone 987-1880 Paris Kentucky Compl iments of LANTER AND WHITE Pontiac and Tempest CLIFTON MARKET 915 C 1 i f ton Avenue Paris Kentucky Compl iments of the ROTARY CLUB For Flowers Cal 1 SMIT'S GREENHOUSES Compl iments of THE KENTUCKIAN-C ITIZEN Since 1807 BSRSlIjSSl Compl iments of DAV1S FUNERAL HOME In Our 118th Year of Service BOURBON HARDWARE and IMPLEMENT COMPANY Everything in Hardware 20 Ma i n Street Paris Kentucky Compliments of SHR IVER 'S MOORE'S BEAUTY SALON Bond Cleaners- Paris Laundry SANDY'S ASHLAND SERVICE STATION Compliments of MRS. D. LOWRY DR. and MRS. WILLIAM S. MORGAN DAY'S JEWELRY BOARDMAN'S SHOE STORE BELL TIRE CENTER Front End Alignment Goodyear Tires Phone 987- 530 Paris, Kentucky n t G MAIN ST. MARKET roceries, Fresh Meats, and Vegetables J.T. Tate and Sons Phones - 987-2275 987-2276 Compliments BURDEN'S 0 f GRAY'S BARBER SHOP RESTAURANT Lucien Gray John Harney Compl iments of MC CLURE'S INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Compl iments of NEWBERRYS 115 Compl iments of A Good Place to Work Compl iments of NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 2 convenient locations to serve you Downtown A-th and Main Street South Main Branch Compliments of FARMER’S TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Paris, Kentucky GRINNELL'S . . . prepared to take care of your needs in Cleaning Pressing and all types of Alterations GRINNELL'S DRY CLEANING Dial 987- 80 Compliments of the GOREY INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of WOODFORD SPEARS and SONS Compl iments of PARIS STOCKYARDS, INC. KELLER'S FARM STORE INC. Paris Kentucky Everything in Farm Equipment Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of '65 JOE GOODMAN and GEORGE LA FRANA Compl iments of A FRIEND Compl iments of CAROLE'S COIFFURES 518 Main Street Phone 987- 108 Carole Merringer - Owner TO OUR PATRONS On behalf of the Senior Class and especially the annual staff, we most sincerely thank you for your patronage to the '65 Parisian. Without your support it would not have been possible to present such a memento to our Alma Mater. INDEPENDENT SERVICE CO. Bill Fryer Radio and TV Service on all makes Antenna Installation and Repairs 611 Main St. Paris, Ky. Compliments of EMIL RAINS 1 17 ATKINSON FLORIST Fresh Flowers Always Phone 987-2660 Paris, Kentucky MURRAY'S FOODTOWN 1500 S. Main St. Paris The sign of quality Compl iments of DR. and MRS. HERMAN GRUBBS Home of low prices Paris High School Students Look To THE PARIS DAILY ENTERPRISE For a clean, healthy recreation For Sport Coverage and News Young People Like We at BOURBON BOWL Welcome you students and facu 1ty of Compl iments of Paris High MR. and MRS. JEFF HARLAN Paris Kentucky Compl iments of SPEARS-K1SER COMPANY GLEN'S DRUG Reliable prescriptions 509 Main St. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES Phone 987-2515 W.Walker McCann, Agt. 6-E. 4th St. Paris, Kentucky 118 Paris Kentucky A±-icovj 'ano We have attempted to bring you the memories of 1964-65 in this yearbook, and we hope to make these memories live in the hearts of every student of Paris High School. As you remember this year, think of the people you knew and the places you went. Remember the problems you encountered and the laughs you shared, and all the important things that happened to you. As the years go by and memories grow fainter we hope this annual will help you recall the events of this wonderful year; a year we will not forget-for there will never be another like it. The Editors Sarah Coleman Tom Harlan 123 NS i i v ? v J? _, Vr? Vi 5 Vl 1 V' ft pp JZ y4 u v v £ Au lotp4’ yh$' e-Y of to « pi QlAw 8. u xW C tvtcm-' fylM rrl ltf 'SaJtr gjj Qou k - . 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