Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

Parisian 1970 Published by Senior Class Paris High School, Paris, Kentucky. During his years as principal, Mr. Paul E. Patrick contin- ually stressed his desire for Paris High School to excel in all of its undertakings. Every effort should produce results that are, as he said, “the best”. As a tribute to Mr. Patrick, we have chosen this idea as the theme for our yearbook. We now present to you the best of 1970- Indication k_ Miss Alice McClintock Mrs. Louise Clay The Annual Staff always has a difficult task in selecting a worthy individual for its dedication. This has been even more of a problem this year because there are two individuals who deserve this honor. Miss Alice McClintock and Mrs. Louise Clay have given their time and effort in contributing to the educational welfare of the students at Paris High School. A University of Michigan graduate. Miss McClintock has been a teacher for forty-three years, the last thirty-three of these being at Paris. During these years she has not only been a teacher of Latin and English and Latin Club sponsor, but also dedicated to her job. Having missed only twelve days during her forty-three years of teaching, she has been an asset to Paris High as a whole. Mrs. Louise Clay claims the University of Illinois as her alma mater and has done graduate work at the University of Kentucky. Serving as an excellent librarian, Mrs. Clay has been at Paris High for thirty-seven years. In addition to her duties in the library, she has served many years as the sponsor of the yearbook. She has done an outstanding job in guiding the seniors in their production of the annual. 2 It is with grateful recognition that we dedicate this annual to these two ladies. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Administration and 3[acuIto - ttje ®est Mrs. Paul Polly Superintendent Mr. William Reed Asst. Principal Mrs. Alma Boardman Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Guidance Councilor Mrs. Ruby Wren Secretary ifacultu Hoard of ll duration Seated: Dr. J. P. Shipp, chairman; Mr. Willmard Watson. Standing: Mr. Bob Thompson, Mr. William Woodford, Mr. Edward Sutherland. Mr. William Berry B.S., Eastern Ky. Univ. Mrs. Emily Biddle Mrs. Florence Bushnell B.A., Univ. of Ky. B.S., Colorado State Mrs. Louise Clay Mr. Glen Epperson Mrs. Sara Forsythe B.A., Univ. of III. B.A.. Univ. of Ky. B.A., Transylvania Mr. Homer Goins Mrs. Charolette Haney A.B., Univ of Ky. B.A., Morehead Univ. Mr. Henry Hinkle Miss M. E. Isgrig Mrs. Anna Johnson A.B.. Morehead B.A., Univ. of Ky. M.A., Ohio State 6 3[acuIto Miss Alice McClintock M.A., Univ. of Mich. Mr. Earl Redwine M.A., Eastern Ky. Univ. Mrs. Wanda Richard Mr. Curtis Rose B.A., Univ. of Ky. M.A., Eastern Ky. Univ. Mr. Fred Rose B.A.. Morehead University Mrs. Kenny Roseberry B.A.. Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Mrs. Lucille Royce Morehead University 7 Mr. Albert Ryle Mr. T. A. Siwicki Miss Juanita Sutherland B.S., Morehead University M.A., Univ. of Ky. B.A., Georgetown College Mr. Robert Turner Miss Ellen Vannoy B A.. Univ. of Ky. B.S., Western Ky. Univ. 8 Mrs. Freda Walters B.A., Georgetown College Mrs. Marium Williams M.A., Memphis State Miss Betsy B. Woodford B.A., Univ. of Ky. ,3ln Jfflemortam MEMORIAL Wliy Death? How Death? Where Death? He died, he died without cause. Oh! i do not feel— i do not know. Yesterday he was here. He smiled and he laughed. We talked, i saw him. Alive-full of life. Where is he now? Why he today? The sky is blue, the air is cool. The sun shines. They laugh and joke. But he cannot—or can he? i knew him—i did not know him. He laughed, was funny. Nice, i liked him i loved him? Tears i feel. Do come and cleanse me. Wash away my grief. But i cannot grieve, i knew him not. He was happy. Happier now? i did not miss him this morning, know him not to be here. But now he is gone. He was not mine. Why do i feel for him? How will i feel for mine? When they are gone. Tears will not wash away— his laughter, his smile, his voice. The years may-but i will live. He will live. Why Death? Why life? Billy Ray Cassity 1952-1969 to Paula Denise Alexander Seniors SENIOR OFFICERS: John Thompson, President; Carolyn Clark, Vice President; Carolyn Coleman, Secretary; Tessa Bishop. Treasurer. n Keith Barnes James Bills Julian Bills Larry Buckler Laetitia Breslin John Butler Charlene Bishop Tessa Bishop George Black Seniors Seniors « Eleanor Brown Joe Carr Kathy Burke Frank Chenault Dewayne Clark Daryl Crossfield 13 Betty Jo Burton Laura Calk Seniors Larry Fletcher Katherine Chenault Elliot Gaines Carolyn Clark Emma Clark James Holman Carolyn Coleman Clyde Jackson M Seniors Elizabeth Early Clinton Jones Debbie Craven Susan Fletcher Kathy Fryman is Geraldine Gibbs Larry Paul Jones Janet Graves Mentors Nancy Gough Thomas Jones Kay Hammons Bonnie Hamrick Laraine Harris Seniors Michael Kookendoffer Mark Lotz Ruth Howard Jean Ellen Johnston Donald Kissick Cathy Jordan David Lykins Linda Lawrence femurs Kathi McClain Patty McCord William Myers Jane McDonald Karen McKinney juniors Erma Mack Eddie Oliver Yvette Mack Shirley Mann Linda Marcum Deborah Marshall John Oliver Rebecca Myers 19 Mentors Cindy Mynhier Norman Owens Betsy Neas Bill Peters Billy Rankin Cordia Parker Barry Reynolds Janet Puckett Seniors Mary Shuman Carolyn Reed Marvin Robinson William Roy Larry Saylor 21 Martha Siwicki Leroy Scott Virginia Terry Mentors v Tony Scott Cleta Tipton Michael Stanfield Sherman Stout Jo Lynn Wells John Trumbo Ralph Steele Stephen Stout juniors John Lee Thompson Connie White Toni Wells Betsy White Stephen Washington Jane Wilder Marilyn Williams Arnold Willoughby Underclassmen (Officers THE BEST OF THE UP-AND-COMING Junior Officers President Steve Parker Vice President Gerald Fields Secretary Cary Barr Treasurer Henry Clay Kenney Sophomore Officers President Jeff Thompson Vice President Bill T. McConnell Secretary Janice Sturgeon Treasurer Tim Taylor Freshman Officers President Chuck Craycraft Vice President Mike Scott Secretary Eula Noel Treasurer Mary Ryan 26 •JUNIORS dlumors Karolyn Aldridge Betsy Allen Gary Allen Elizabeth Alverson Brenda Arnold John Asriel Delia Baldwin Cary Barr Bill Beatty Bunti Bell Marshall Bennett John Bobbitt Gail Brummett Lewis Buchanan Marty Buckler Gary Burke Gloria Calloway Leslie Calk Mary Campbell Steve Christopher Ronnie Clark Peter Clough Jane Lee Collins Charlotte Conner Larry Cosby Jan Courtney Judy Craven Phillip Crumbie Robert Crumbie Connie Crump Fred Culbertson Larry Day Wanda Day Hjordis Downey Gerald Fields Sylvia Fields Wilma Sue Fite Sharon Florence Teddy Florence Karen Fomas Kathy Forsythe Donald Ray Frye Patti Frye Greg Fuller Chano Garcia Chencho Garcia Steve Gaunce Susan Gaunce 28 Juniors Susie Gingles Glenn Griggs Roy Haddix Pam Hadley Vivian Hawkins David Heflen Tommy Hough Donna Howard Debbie Hughes Steve Humphries Maurice Hutsell Icem Johnson Nana Johnson Michael Jones Vickie Jones Henry Clay Kenney Waller Kenney Karen King Doug Landrum Donna Lawrence Debbie Lowe Carolyn McVey Goldie Marks Raymond Marshall ti Linda Mitchell Patricia Mitchell Pete Moore Susan Muntz Patricia Myers Gregory Nichols Saudi Norris Steve Parker Clifton Patterson Gerald Pelfrey Sharon Pelfrey Anthony Penney Arty Penney Deborah Peters Peggy Reed Billy Riggs Charles Robinson Donna Robinson Rhonda Robinson Georgia Ann Russell Amy Sadler Ronald Scott Bennie Smits Frank Speaks Juniors Martha Woodford Bill Worthington Denise Downing Patricia Johnson Tracy Spencer David Sunley Sally Taylor Cathy Thomas Peggy Thomas Wilma Thompson John Tubbs Patricia Wagner Dianne Wagoner Laura Warfield Bernice Washington Gail Wasson Bernette Washington Donald Watkins Anne Willmott Suzanne Wiseman Charles Wolsey Norman Woodall NO PICTURES Craig Clark Wanda Frederick John Porter 30 •SOPHOMORES opt|omore0 Jo Etta Allen John Baber Robert Barr Sharon Bowen Mike Brack Sheila Brannock Rebecca Brannon Gayle Buchanan Deborah Burrell Paula Bussell Janette Calloway Robert Chenault Stephen Clark James Conner Rodney Cosby James Courtney Bernard Cross Gayle Crossfield Paula Crumbie Lee Crutcher Lillian Culton Lu Ann Cummins Mary Danforth Betsy Daugherty Jimmy Donahue Miranda Downey Bobby Dray Benjamin Duffy Sue Durham Pamela Farmer Terry Finley Bill Florence Bill Gaines Debra Galbreath Larry Graves Leonard Grigsby William Hafley Terry Hagan Sharon Hamilton Carol Hamrick Angela Harney Gina Harris James Henderson Larry Henry Barbara Howard Lena Howard Lora Hutsell Colette Jackson 32 Sophomores £ w 0 A (M ui ft 1 . r t- y in a B ft ti o i'' • f) 'S. fit a 4 k s V 1 fv Nancy Kay Johnson Robert Johnson Richard Johnston Jerry Kenny Jamie Kookendoffer Beverly Lanter Diane Lawerence Carolyn Link Gary Long Kitty Lucky Lucy Marsh Trudy Marshall Bill T. McConnell James McIntyre Alan McKee Dennis McKinney Sharon Oldson David Oliver Sharon Patterson Nona Penney Don Pollock Irene Rankin Melvin Reynolds Carolyn Rice Ernie Robinson Roseanna Royce Robert Ryan Kathy Sanders Kenneth Sanders Dorothy Saylor Angela Singleton Jimmy Siwicki Tommy Siwicki Kathy Six Gayle Slade Angela Smith Leland Smith Kathy Snowden Mike Sponcil Brenda Stacey James Stanfield Janice Sturgeon Kathy Tate Timothy Taylor Jeffrey Thompson Steve Tobin Diane Tubbs Patricia Tubbs 33 j tiptjumoree Walfina Tubbs Beverly Wagoner Phyllis Warmouth Joan Wasson Sara Watkins Bonnie Waugh Carolyn Wess Larry Wilhoit Marsha Williams Betty Willmott Debra Withrow Barbara Worthington NO PICTURES Mike Delaney Gary Henderson Charles Grigsby Gary Shannon Roger Smith (3ln Memoriam Here lies a rose, a budding rose. Blasted before its bloom; Whose innocence did sweets disclose Beyond that flower’s perfume. To those who for her loss are grieved. This consolation’s given— She’s from a world of woe relieved. And blooms a rose in heaven. 34 LINDA ANN JOHNSON 1954-1969 Allen, A. Castle, K. Allen, D. Clark, M. Anderson, B. Clay,S. Baber, R. Clough, J. Barnes, J. Coughlin, R, Barnes. S. Courtney, P. Bills, G. Craig, A. Bishop, L. Craig, D. Bishop, R. Craycraft, C. Black, C. Creech. R. Black, G. Crump, C. Black,R. Crutcher, G. Boardman, R. Earlywine, V Boyle, R. Fields, L. Brannock, K. Fitzgerald. C. Brannon, B. Fryer, B. Britton, C. Garrard, P. Brown, G. Gibbs. C. Brown, 0. Gillispie, S. Brummett, J. Gingles, B. Bryant, D. Grigsby, C. Buchanon, M. Hamrick, R. Burke, C. Harwell, V. Burns, R. Hatton, D. Calloway, F. Hudnall, D. Hughes. K. Million, T. Humphries, T. Million, D. Hutsell, K. Muntz, R. Jackson,K. Mitchell, A. Johnson, B. Moore, R. Johnson, D. Myers, B. Johnson, J. Myers, E. Johnson, P. Myers, E. Johnson, S. Myers, M. Johnson, V. Noel, E. Johnston, R. Parker, L. Jones. M. Parker, M. Jones, T. Peters, C. Keith, D. Poston, W. Kenney. H. Poynter, R, Kenney. P. Puckett, E. Krekel, S. Puckett, P. Linville, S. Ranson.W. Lotz, C. Reed, B. McClain, J. Reed,D. McClintock, B. Reed, S. McGlothin, K. Rice,S. McMillion. C. Rinesmith, T. Mann, P. Roy, S. Marshall, G. Ryan, J. 36 Ryan, M. Taylor, K. Watkins, R. Sargent, T. Thomas, R. Waugh, D. Saylor, R. Thomas, T. Wheeler, E. Scott, M. Thompson, J. Wheeler, G. Sharp, T. Thompson, L. White, S. Shepherd, D. Thompson, S. Williams, D Singleton, C. Tubbs, D. Williams, E. Smart, J. Vance, D. Woodall, W Snowden, R. Wagner, D. Yazell, 0. Spivey, M. Walton, F. Yocum, 0. Sturgill, L. Warmouth, V. Young, V. 37 HOUNDS HAVE junior High Mr. William Woodall Principal Mrs. Clarene Prebble Secretary 39 Seventh Grade Class Blau's 3W|0 Best Personality Best Dressed Susan Fletcher Joe Carr Belt Early David Lykins Most Talented Cindy Mynhier Jummy Keller Best Scholar Carolyn Clark John Thompson 40 JBlja’s plljo Most Athletic Debbie Craven Frank Chenault Wittiest Cordia Parker Clinton Jones Best Looking Betsy White Billy Rankin Most Popular Ginger Terry Norman Owens 3Hiimmnning ($ueen and (lourt Homecoming Queen Ginger Terry escorted by Mr. Emil Rains, Mayor, is presented a gift by Mr. Bob Anderson, Principal. The members of the Court and their escorts are presented by Mr. Anderson. Queen-Ginger Terry. Attendants-Jane Wilder, Patty McCord and Tessa Bishop. Flower girl—Kim Anderson. Crown bearer—Jenny Redwine. Hounds in Action ©ur j§ mior Billy Rankin John Trumbo DATE OPPONENT WE THEY Sept. 2 Maysville 40 6 Sept. 12 Scott County 28 14 Sept. 19 Georgetown 46 0 Sept. 26 Nicholas County 66 0 Oct. 3 Mt. Sterling 14 60 Oct. 10 Fleming County 78 6 Oct. 17 Madison County 12 6 Oct. 24 Bourbon County 24 16 Oct. 31 Bath County 60 18 Nov. 7 Montgomery County 28 12 46 05reol|ounrfs Front Row: Smart, Kenney, Robinson, Scott, Sharp, Florence, Trumbo, Thomas, Castle. Second Row: Moore, Williams, Arty Penney, Anthony Penny, Tobin, McConnell, Brack, C. Barr, Day. Third Row: Coach Goins, Rankin. Worthington, Kenney, Thompson, Patterson, R. Barr, Bobbitt, Parker, Courtney, Washington, Fletcher, Asst. Coach Curtis Rose, Asst. Coach Fred Rose. Head Coach Goins confers with quarterback Steve Parker. 47 48 ®t}e Best (Enachinij ji taff Front Row: John Jackson-Track Fred Rose-Football Homer Goins—Football Standing: David Randolf-Golf, Basketball Earl Redwine-Basketball Curtis Rose-Baseball Glen Epperson Jr. High Basketball 49 Candida Instant Sex Appeal”??? Oh boy!!! Snapshots from the Family Photo Al- bum. I don’t know when I’ve had such a stim- ulating chat. r Did you say “GIRLS”???????? Shall we dance? Anybody got a light? THIS is a basketball player??? 50 (Candide « o cKr '’ hrrr — v c rcr-rr CV . 969 eya dote of season a airrsf SJr 3o .r- j ,st Count ij f o one s . • .£ Seniors wage War on the Colonels. The three stooges?!?!? 51 Row One: Larry Saylor, Norman Woodall, Billy Rankin, Robert Chenault, Stephen Stout. Row Two: Head Coach Earl Red- wine, Tim Taylor, Robbie Barr, Gary Barr, Steve Parker, Frank Chenault, Bill Gaines, Larry Paul Jones, Robert Crumbie.Mike Brack, Jeff Thompson, Assistant Coach David Randolph. IJaskdbali’s SEASON SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY Bourbon County 52 34 Montgomery Co. 85 61 Tollesboro 74 58 Fleming County 94 64 Harrodsburg 53 49 Nicholas County 90 65 Madison 57 58 Harrison County 80 62 Bourbon County 64 41 Anderson County 65 79 Georgetown 71 61 Shelbyville 63 81 Maysville 59 49 Lexington Catholic 87 76 Mt. Sterling 60 54 Mt. Sterling 68 55 M.M.I. 98 50 Bracken County 72 57 Jessamine Co. 72 62 Bath County 57 88 Mason County 68 72 Pendleton Co. 62 79 Boone County Tournament (St. Henry) 56 58 52 junior jlmpcr ji iars Larry Paul Jones Larry Saylor Stephen Stout 53 (Hl]e IBest?? ySBtvt Number (©ne !! DISTRICT OPPONENT THEY Nicholas Co. 63 MMI 51 Harrison Co. 61 Regional Maysville 53 Bath Co. 66 Clark Co. 77 State Hazel Green 57 WE 74 85 75 76 73 85 46 54 tournament tramps 55 (Eframptons Honored at banquet Frank Chenault, Robert “Mule” Crumbie, and Big Bill Gaines Jett I hompson, Tim Taylor, and Steve Parker hold their tro- receive trophies for their fine work! phies with pride. We are proud of you. Boys! The Paris High Cheerleaders cheered our Hounds on to the State Tournament this year. Although the Hounds did not come back home as winners, the PHS Cheerleaders did. They received the First Place Trophy for Cheerleading in the “Sweet Sixteen”. Miss Ellen Vannoy (Cheerleader sponsor), Leslie Calk, Kay Hammons, Patty McCord, Carolyn Davis (alternate), Carolyn Coleman (Captain of the squad), Suzanne Wiseman, Elizabeth Alverson. There was food a plenty for all at the Annual Basket- ball Banquet honoring the Champion Paris Grey- hounds. 56 IBaskdbali Ceam Standing: John Asriel, Bill T. McConnell, Pete Moore, Gayle Crossfield, Cary Barr, Robbie Barr, Coach Dave Randolph. Kneeling: Robert Chenault, Mg. Gerald Fields, Ernie Robinson, Robert Ryan, Mike Brack, Norman Woodall, Mgr. V M«MHB XI Standing: Coach Fred Rose, Billy Fryer, Tracy Sharp, Mike Spivey, John Berry, David Washington, Jerry Barnes, Kent Castle, Ralph Black, Mgr. Kneeling: Randolph Thomas. Curtis Crump, Mike Scott. 57 Hlarstiu (!ll|mleattar0 Top to Bottom: Carolyn Coleman, Suzanne Wiseman, Patty McCord, Leslie Calk, Kay Hammons, “E” Alverson. Although our cheerleaders led the cheering for only one game at the State Basketball Tournament, their ex- cellent performance won for them the high honor of the State championship. 58 4lr. lOarsito Cheerleaders Top: Barbara Worthington. Standing: Kay McMillion, Linda Thompson, Janice Sturgeon. Bottom: Lisa Parker. Senior Cheerleaders J?corps TRACK MEETS BASEBALL GOLF Bourbon County 3rd place OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT PARIS Paris vs Nicholas 72-40 Paris vs Mason Co. 59-68 Lafayette 1 8 Bourbon Co. Won Boone Regional 6th place Bourbon 1 9 Harrison Co. Lost CKC 9th place Georgetown 5 1 Fleming Co. Won Mt. Sterling 1 8 M.M.I. Won M.M.I. 2 8 Mt. Sterling Lost Henry Clay 4 19 Harrison Co. Lost Frankfort 3 II Bourbon Co. Won Georgetown 4 3 M.M.I. Won Harrison 1 6 Bourbon Co. Won M.M.I. 2 3 Harrison Co. (District) 0 5 ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SENIORS Martha Siwicki, Debbie Marshall, Laura Calk, Tish Breslin, Carolyn Davis, Rebecca Myers, Diana Link. Top Cen- ter: Mike Kookendoffer, Joe Carr, Barry Reynolds. Bottom Center: Betsy Neas-Band Majorette. •p.llLjl’. J$md The Paris High Band accomplished much during the ’69- 70 school year. It started off with a trip to New Jersey to participate in the ‘Miss America’ pageant parade. They were selected in the “Sweet 16” and have an open invitation to return. They earned a superior rating in the marching con- test at Morehead State University and at KMEA Festival they received their 16th straight superior rating. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . OFFICERS ..................Joe Carr ..............Carolyn Davis .............Debbie Marshall ............ Martha Siwicki 65 (She |2an0tannaires Row One: B. Daughtery. S. Gaunce, B. Neas, S. Muntz, L. Fields. Row Two: S. Florence, R. Bran- non, C. Crump, K. Tate. M. Woodford, D. Downing. Row Three: H. Downey. M. Siwicki. W. Thompson, S. Taylor, J. E. Johnston. Row Four: J. Carr, D. Pollick, F. Culbertson, T. Hagan, J Siwicki. Row Five: M. Hutsell. T. Siwicki, M. Kookendoffer, R. Ryan. The Parisiannaires is a select group of students from grades nine through twelve. Members are chosen by audition in the fall of the year, and begin work strictly on their own time for various events of the year. This past year the Parisiannaires performed some fourteen programs through- out the community during the Christmas season. In the spring they appeared in the Lions Club Annual Show and also participated in the State Music Contests. 66 OFFICERS The Future Flomemakers Association of Paris High School has had a very busy year. The club made mum cor- sages for the Homecoming football game. They held a hobo President.................................... Connie White party for the initiation of the new members and also had a 1st Vice President...................................Tessa Bishop Mother and Daughter banquet. A style show of garments 2nd Vice President ............................Sheryl Mann made in Home Economics was presented on May 20. Their Secretary.....................................Jane Wilder sponsor was Mrs. Florence Bushnell. For working so hard Treasurer.....................................Pat Mitchell this year, the Home Economics department received a Reporter.....................................Leslie Bishop disposal unit and are very proud of it. 67 fflfyiuipera (Elub The Whoopers Club has a main objective to stimu- late interest in the athletic programs at Paris High. They have helped Miss Vannoy and the cheerleaders with skits and programs. With projects such as the sign at Southside, wooden clappers for the Basketball games, and sponsored bus trips to athletic events they hope to activate city wide interest in all programs. The Club is sponsored by Mr. Albert Ryle. OFFICERS President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Larry Paul Jones . . Clinton Jones Bill T. McConnell . . Laura Hutsell 68 JVrt (Club First Row: P. Mitchell, J. Puckett, D. Marshall. D. Craven, K. McKinney, B. Hamilton, Leslie Calk. Mrs. Walters, Sponsor. Second Row: C. Jordan, P. Hadley, S. Fite, N. Gough, B. Long, Cleta Tipton, J. Wilder. Third Row: K. Fomas, F. Clark, B. Arnold, K. Burke, W. Thompson, H. Downey. Fourth Row: V. Hawkins, S. Wiseman, C. Reed, T. Breslin. B. Washing- ton. Fifth Row: D. Landrum, S. Stout, R. Clark, D. Crossfield. D. Frye, G. Allen, G. McCord. OFFICERS The Art Club this year has decorated for both the Football Banquet and the Basketball Banquet. The Art Club visited Bybee Pottery in the fall, and plan to visit Cincinnati Art Museum this spring. President............................. Janet Puckett Vice President........................Debbie Craven Secretary.......................................Jane Wilder Treasurer............(not pictured) Charlene Bishop Sergeant At Arms......................Sherman Stout 69 3[rencl] (Club The French Club, made up of French I and French II students, is sponsored by Miss Wood- ford. At some of the meetings the members were entertained with games and filmstrips; they were also honored by two speakers: Dr. Erwin Asriel who showed slides of France, and Mrs. Edward Wilson, who gave a talk on her stay in Brussels, Bel- gium. OFFICERS President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Jean Ellen Johnston ......Ralph Steele . . . . Waller Kenney .........Tish Breslin 70 OFFICERS The Latin Club is composed of Latin students from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade classes. At the meetings, held once a month, the programs are given mainly by the students under the supervision of the sponsor. The purpose of the club is to provide outside-the-class- room activities which are supplementary to the classwork and will contribute to the student’s knowledge of Greek and Roman culture. President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sponsor . . . . Norman Owens Jeff Thompson Janice Sturgeon . . . Karen King Miss McClintock 71 IB da 01 lit b The Beta Club is made up of students acquiring a 3.2 average. This year the Beta Club’s two main projects have been the Beta Convention and the Outdoor Classroom. Six- teen Betas went to Louisville campaigning for Leslie Calk as State Vice-President and she only lost by a narrow mar- gin. The Outdoor Classroom is a project which would enable individual groups to hold classes outside during pretty weather. The Beta Club also helps to serve at the athletic banquets and to usher at baccalaureate and com- mencement. Their sponsor is Mrs. Mirium Williams. OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . . John Thompson . . . Kathi McClain . . . Waller Kenney Elizabeth Alverson 72 ji peecl] (Elub and Participation, experience, and excitement have all been involved in the exten- sion and development of our Speech Club at Paris High. Mrs. Roseberry, the group sponsor, has incited the members to take part in the schedule of invita- tional tournaments throughout the year. As a result, the list of N.F.L. mem- bers has been enlarged with new initiates and several young people have re- turned with trophies in various categories. Each year this organization works hard in an effort to enhance the pride and honor of our school. Indeed these endeavors deserve appreciation. OFFICERS President .............Kathi McClain Vice President........Martha Siwicki Secretary............ Roseanna Royce Treasurer............Janice Sturgeon Row One: G. Black, L. Fields, B. Daughtery, S. Muntz, J. Sturgeon, B. Worthington, K. Hammons, B. Myers, L. Calk. Row Two: D. Peters, R. Burns, E. Noel, R. Royce, J. McClain, S. Florence, L. Calk, D. Baldwin, M. Siwicki. Row Three: J. Siwicki, M. Kookendoffer. P. Crumbie, J. Graves, C. Forsythe, B. White, M. Shuman, K. McClain. Row Four: Mrs. Roseberry, T. Siwicki, T. Hagan, J. Thompson, C. Craycralt, J. Asriel. 73 Jit-jlLties First Row: Tish Breslin, Carolyn Coleman. Kathi McClain, Tessa Bishop, Debbie Marshall, Martha Siwicki. Second Row: Mrs. Polly, Kay Hammons, Mike KookendotTer. Gerald Fields, David Lykins, Betsy White, Laura Calk, Sharon Florence. The students and faculty look for- ward to the monthly publication of the school paper The Paris Hi-Lites. The staff, assisted by Mrs. Polly and Mrs. Richard, spend many hours planning and preparing to make each issue an enjoyable and informative one. Editor-in-Chief......Kathi McClain Assistant Editor.... Sharon Florence 74 1920 - 1970 50th Amttliersaro JMumni IBanquet A full house gathered for food and speech. John Thompson, senior class president, was elected Vice- President of the Alumni Association. Gordon Goode (left) receives the Kirkpatrick Cup from Bruce Forsythe. Kathi McClain (left) receives the Alumni Cup for outstand- ing senior from Ruth Narvell. E. K. Rice presents a check from the Stanley Grubbs Me- morial Fund to Martha Siwicki. Mike Kookendoffer also receives a check from the Grubbs Fund. He also was recipient of the Alumni Scholarship for 1970. J 75 Characters Lucy Jennings Woodruff, Editor-in-Chief.............................Janet Graves Gretchen Dana, Member of staff..................................... Betsy White Larae Donahue, ” ” ” Jo Lynn Wells Marge Powell, ” ” ” Jean Ellen Johnston Gert, the Receptionist .............................................Kathi McClain Jennifer Truex, Sub-Deb Guest Editor.............................. Martha Siwicki Flippy Wonder ” ” ” ”.................................. Laura Calk Annabelle Ames ” ” ” ”.............................................Kay Hammons M.K. Roberts ” ” ” ”............................................Tish Breslin Andrea Matlins ” ” ” ”...................................Diana Link Olga Stone ” ” ” ”.................................Ginger Terry Bitsy Stclling ” ” ” • ”.............................Debbie Marshall Charity Barnes ” ” ” ”...................................Tessa Bishop Tod Colbert................................................... Larry Paul Jones Pudgy Roulette..................................................... David Lykins Zachary Bryan............................................. Mike Kookendoffer Kenyon McClinton ...................................................Larry Saylor Count Marcello Di Giacomo ....................................Marvin Robinson Custis Gaylord Oglethorpe......................................Daryl Crossfield Barnard Sands, a publisher..................................................Ralph Steele Rocco ................................................................Joe Carr M. Rene.......................................................... Clinton Jones Perc .............................................................. Jimmy Keller j pniiir |llag 3lt Happens iniero Rummer” Senior fllau M.K. (Tish Breslin) “honors” Mr. Sands (Ralph Steele) with a reading of her new novel, GUTS. Annabelle (Kay Hammons) manages to keep all four men on her string for a while Marvin Robinson, Mike Kookendoffer, Larry Saylor, and Daryl Crossfield. Jennifer (Martha Siwicki) and Tod (Larry Paul Jones) agree that they like journalism (and each other). 77 (Age of JVquarius junior (Glass president Stene |Jarker and Bate Bhonda Burleg Xook for the Zodiacal Siqn to Betermine (Their Sfuture Under the Spell of M usic bg tlje 'JWereg Jiflen’ 78 Simior |3rom Banting Bndtr a (Canopu of Bright (Colors A |3au6p to Btfrtsh Banting .... Banting .... Banring 79 Honors ,Ba§ public Speaking Afoards Annual Afoards Awards JNathematics ligand Afoards Commerce Atoarde Honors IBay ICatin and Jfrrncli Alnarde English III and IV Atoards IBA3K and AM Ataards Social Studies Ataards Jltmtp Economics Atoards Honors and JVfnards D.A.R. Citizenship Award Senior Girl-Kathi McClain Outstanding Freshman Girl and Boy-Eula Noel and Charles Craycraft English Department Reading Award Bill Wells English 1—Jennifer McClain, Karen Jackson, James Clough. Most Improved—Melvin Jones English 11-Lucy Marsh, Jim Siwicki, Tom Siwicki. Bar- bara Worthington, Roseanna Royce, Janice Sturgeon, Angela Singleton, Richard Johnston. Most Improved— Paula Crumbie, Lee Crutcher. English B-Marsha Williams and Phyllis Warmouth. English lll-Vicki Jones, John Asriel, Jan Courtney, Patricia Mitchell, Princess Johnson. English IV Kathi McClain, Janet Graves, Mary Shu- man, Kay Hammons. Outstanding in Speech for 4 years—Martha Siwicki. Mathematics Department Kentucky Department of Professional Engineers—Janet Graves Algebra I-Jerry Pelfrey and Gary Brown Algebra II—Barbara Worthington Geometry—Elizabeth Alverson Trigonometry-Janet Graves Calculus—Mike Kookendoffer General Biology Lucy Marsh and Barbara Worthington Advanced Biology-Richard Johnston Chemistry-Elizabeth Alverson Physics-Janet Graves Language Department Latin I—Jennifer McClain and Karen Jackson Latin II-Richard Johnston and Barbara Worthington Latin 111-Karen King Latin IV-Larry Paul Jones French 1-Kathy Forsythe French II—Jean Ellen Johnston Art Department Art I Martha Siwicki and Patricia Mitchell Art II—Nancy Gough Social Studies Department U.S. History-Gail Wasson Government-Jane McDonald World Geography-Diana Tubbs World History-Richard Johnston Psychology-Kathi McClain Sociology-Mary Shuman Civics—Lisa Parker Music Department Commerce Department Bookkeeping-Carolyn Coleman and Judy Craven Business Math-Larry Buckler Shorthand-Tessa Bishop and Patty McCord Typing—Bett Early Journalism-Kathi McClain Home Economics Department Home Economics I—Vicki Earlywine Home Economics II-Betsy Daughtery and Martha Siwicki Home Economics 111-Suzanne Wiseman Home Economics IV-Cordia Parker Best All Around Student—Bonnie Hamrick Waugh Betty Crocker Award Sheryl Mann Physical Education Department Girl’s Award-Linda Thompson Boy’s Award-Marvin Parker Most Valuable Senior Athlete-Billy Rankin Driver Education—Bobby Dray Science Department Modern Physical Science—Eula Noel and Jennifer Mc- Clain Outstanding Service to PHS Concert Band. Marching Band and Choral Program-Joe Carr Drum Major—Betsy Neas Senior Service Awards for Majorettes and Flag Girls— Debbie Marshall, Tish Breslin, Laura Calk, Ginger Ter- ry and Martha Siwicki Senior Service Awards for Band-Barry Reynolds, Mike Kookendoffer, Carolyn Davis, Rebecca Myers, Diana Link, Joe Carr and Betsy Neas Senior Service Awards for Chorus and Parisonnaires- Jean Ellen Johnston, Martha Siwicki, Tish Breslin, Joe Carr, Mike Kookendoffer and Betsy Neas. Annual Award Cindy Mynhier, Janet Graves, Mary Shuman and David Lykins Special Achievements Courier-Journal, Louisville Times, WHAS Scholastic Recognition Award-John Lee Thompson Transylvania Academic Scholarship-Janet Graves Highest Academic Achievement for Seniors—Janet Graves Leadership Award-Janet Graves and Mike Kooken- doffer Midway Jr. College Scholarship-Carolyn Clark 83 PATRONS Citizen Advertiser Brent’s Antiques Nixons Ashland Service Day’s Jewelers Atkinson’s Florists Elliston’s W M Coin Laundry Jackson Radio T. V. Hamilton Shoe Company McClure, Hill, Case Insurance Co. Clifton Market Main St. Market Insko Insurance E. K. Rice Insurance Agency Mr. Mrs. G. Lewis White Convenient Ind. Of America J. W. Standard Oil Wollstein’s Stricklers Upholstering Worick Motors Diane’s Brack Beauty Barr Burden’s Restaurant Gray’s Barber Shop Model Dress Shop Dodd Wells Shell Station Mr. Mrs. Donald Lykins Overby’s Restaurant Farm Bureau Insurance Services White Star Restaurant Woodford Spears Sons The Most Unusual Shop i DURA- HTPAC Select-A-Rest Hydraulic Power Systems KIDDE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS DIVISION DURA CORPORATION Subsidiary of Walter Kidde Company, Inc. Paris, Kentucky 40361 PacE Suspensions © 'I0NEEI Pumps Need Flowers? Call SMIT’S GREENHOUSES Compliments of GLEN’S DRUG STORE Corsages—Birthdays—All Occasions 509 Main Street Paris, Ky. DAVIS FUNERAL HOME MAIN STREET MARKET Now in Our 123rd year Paris, Kentucky SOUTH MAIN TEXACO J. T. Tate Sons Paris, Kentucky “Trust your car to the man who wears the star” Paris, Ky. 987-4080 Compliments of SMART’S GULF SERVICE 89 Compliments of HANSLEY INC. “A Good Place To Work” Compliments of Compliments of PEOPLES DEPOSIT BANK TRUST CO. BELL TIRE CENTER Dunlap Tires Paris, Kentucky Member of FDIC Member of Federal Reserve System Compliments of BLUEGRASS FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN 90 BOURBON HATCHERY Compliments of Strauter Harney LANTER AND WHITE MOTORS Pontiac—Tempest—G.T.O. Second Pleasant St. 987-2215 Eighth High St. Paris, Ky. Compliments of Compliments of MILTON LOVELL TOWN COUNTRY Plumbing and Heating 507 Main St. 987-2750 1662 South Main Street Paris, Ky. 987-2925 HINTON-TURNER FUNERAL HOME, INC. Compliments of John H. Butler Bruce H. Forsythe Robert A. Caywood Raymond E. Turner T. C. FULLINGTON CO., INC. 987-1555 The Family Apparel Store KENTUCKY UTILITIES CO. BOURBON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 4 0 A Taxpaying Member of the Community “If it’s Lumber—Call Our Number” Phone 987-3040 14th Main Streets Paris, Ky. Compliments of BOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. 7th Street 987-4445 Paris, Ky. 91 You’ve Got A Lot To Live . . . PEPSI’S Got A Lot To Give PEPSICOLA Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Winchester, Ky. 744-2611 DAIRY QUEEN Wildwood 333 Lexington Rd. 987-2711 Westside 315 W. 8th St. 987-4187 Compliments of Compliments of DON BENTON, MGR. J. M. McCORD SON KROGER CO. GROCERY Paris, Kentucky 432 West 8th St. Paris, Kentucky 92 BLUEGRASS INDUSTRIES INC. For Answers to Insurance Questions Consult Joe McClain “Bluegrass Has A Future For You” Paris, Ky. 40361 Carlisle, Ky. 40311 THE HOPEWELL CO., INC. Tenth and Main Paris, Kentucky Mt. Sterling, Ky. 40353 Cynthiana, Ky. 41031 M BOURBON AGRICULTURAL BANK TRUST CO. FARRIS STUDIO n B FEBE«AL RESERVE � Portraits Commercial Photographing Film Developing—Framing ‘‘The Bank Of Service” 512 Main St. Paris, Kentucky Two Locations: Downtown Lexington Rd. Branch Phone 987-4736 93 Compliments of a.Hl'.VHyJI ARDERY DRUG COMPANY Compliments of Main Seventh St. Paris, Ky. 987-4181 We Deliver BOURBON HARDWARE Congratulations from mckinney southside SHELL SERVICE A Good School A Good Student Body A Good Faculty THE A. J. WINTERS CO. 1450 S. Main St. 987-5559 Paris Jewelers Since 1885 Compliments of THE BALDWIN HOTEL Compliments of Home of Campbell’s Homemade Opera Creams Sugar Delicacies Wedding cakes a speciality We sell Happiness: Candy BETTY JO DENTON HEICK AND THE BOURBON COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE Compliments of Compliments of FARMER’S SUPPLY 8 JERRY’S Compliments of LYKINS AND JONES SHOES BOB'S STANDARD STATION Your Headquarters for BASS Moccasins Weejuns 987-1326 616 Main St. Speciality: Valve Grinding Tune Ups—Brake Service Road Service 987-9960 1900 S. Main St. 94 HATTON’S TEXACO Compliments of Dependable Automotive Repair Gates Tires Qualified Mechanics Texaco Products 1025 Main St. 987-4790 BATES FURNITURE HARDWARE APPLIANCES 987-2924 320 Pleasant St. “Old or New, Your Car Receives Our Special Attention” PATE’S SHELL SERVICE STATION 338 East Main St. TONY JOHNSON’S ASHLAND SERVICE STATION Best Wishes From HOLLANDS GROCERY AND FRUIT MARKET All Mechanic Work 16th and Main St. 987-3401 E. Main St., Paris, Ky. 987-1505 WILSON’S PRESCRIPTION CENTER CENTURY FURNITURE Lexington Road INCORPORATED Phone 987-1257 One of Kentucky’s Finest Furniture Stores Main at Sixth Street Paris, Kentucky Compliments of MURRAY’S SUPER VALUE HUNT’S PHILLIPS 66 Lexington Road Vphilups) 987-9900 MURRAY’S SUPER VALUE Compliments of J. HAMLET COLLIER SON J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY Electrical Contractors York Air Conditioners 721 High St. Paris, Kentucky 987-1525 Best Wishes Compliments of LUCKY’S MACHINE SHOP LERMAN BROTHERS Bob—Jack—George—Bill Paris, Kentucky BOURBON FARM SERVICE INCORPORATED Compliments of CHARLES P. COOK AND COMPANY “One Stop Farm Service” Paris, Kentucky S. S. Pierce and S. W. Fine Foods Old Kentucky Hams 706 Main St. Paris, Ky. xzzz Qzsf Compliments of Good Luck To The Class Of ’70 SAM CUMMINS CHEVROLET—BUICK INC. “The Best Place To Trade” WOODFORD BROS. MACHINERY, INC. Winchester Rd. 987-4003 Paris, Ky. 987-4345 Compliments of DIMECO 716 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 97 THE NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY Paris, Kentucky Two Convenient Locations To Serve You Compliments of BRUNSWICK BOURBON BOWL “Your Family Fun Center” Special Rates for Junior Bowlers 987-3161 Paris, Ky. SPIVEY’S Haircut—Sporting Goods—Records—Converse All Star Gym’ Shoes 601 Main Street Compliments of PARIS STOCKYARDS, INC. Paris Kentucky Our Associates Are Employed Solely For Their Potential And Advanced Solely On Their Job Performance . . . Compliments of S FARMER’S TOBACCO m CONTRACTING M CORPORATION M WAREHOUSE PA� i� aentuchy Paris, Kentucky We Offer. . . Equal Employment Opportunity Home Owned And Home Operated Equal Employment Opportunity and Equal Advancement Opportunity 98 jentor iVctiiiities ASRIEL, REGINA: Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Student Council 2; Girls’ State 3. BARNES, KEITH EDWARD: PHS BILLS, JAMES: PHS BILLS, JULIAN ALLEN: PHS BISHOP, ( HARLENE: Art Club 4; Whoopers 1,2; Football Homecoming Princess 2; Latin Club 2. BISHOP, TESSA: Class Otticer 4; Art Club 3; Whoopers 1,2; FHA 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Stall 4; Latin Club 2; Girls’ State 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Typing Award 3: Banner Carrier 4. BLACK, GEORGE KENNETH. JR.: Art 3; Whoopers 3,4;Track 1,3. BRESLIN, LAETITIA ANN: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 3; Whoopers 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; French Club Officer 4; Art Club 4; FHA 1,2,3; Speech Club 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Parisannaires 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4. BROWN, ELEANOR: Girls’ Softball I. BUCKLER. GLEN LARRY: English Award 2; PHS. BURKE, KATHY: Art Club 3,4; FHA 1,2; Junior and Chapter Homemaker’s Degree. BURTON, BETTY JO: French Club 2; Whoopers 4; FHA 2. BUTLER. JOHN ELLIOTT: Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Track 1,2; Golf 2,3. CALK. LAURA LEE: Band Majorette 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Whoopers Club 2,3,4: Latin Club 2, 3; Speech Club 2,3,4; Art Club 4; NFL 4. CARR, JOE ROBERT: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2: Parisiannaires 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,4; Speech Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Highlights Staff 3: Golf Team 4; Whoopers 1,2,3: Superior Rating, State Music Contest 2. CHENAULT, FRANK: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Award 3. CHENAULT, KATHERINE: Whoopers Club 1: Latin Club 2; French Club 3. CLARK. CAROLYN ANN: French Club 3: Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls’State 3. CLARK. DEWAYNE: Football 1,2,3. CLARK. LINDSAY EMMA: Art Club 1,2; FHA 1,4; Whoopers 3,4. COLEMAN, CAROLYN: Class Officer 2,4; Whoopers Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Girls’ State (alt.) 3; Speech Club 1,2: Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. 99 CRAVEN, DEBBIE: WhoopersClub 1,2; Art Club 3,4; Art Club Officer 4; FHA Club 3,4. CROSSFIELD, DARYL: Whoopers Club 1,2,3.4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Art Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Perfect Attendance Award 1,2,3. DAVIS, CAROLYN: Band 1,2,3,4: Band Officer 4: Whoopers 1,2; Latin Club 2;Choir 1; Cheerleader Al- ternate 4; Annual Salesman 4. EARLY, ELIZABETH JANE: Latin Club 2: Beta Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Latin II Award 2; Home- coming princess 2,3. FLETCHER. LARRY GAYLE: Whoopers 1,2; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Art Club 3: Annual Staff 4. FLETCHER. SUSAN: Class Officer 2; Whoopers Club 2,3,4: Latin Club 2: French Club 3; Newspaper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4; SPOKE Delegate 4. FRYMAN. KATHY D.: Art Club 3.4: FHA 1,2,3: Whoopers 3. GAINES, ELLIOT: Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Whoopers Club 2; History Award 3. GIBBS. GERALDINE: French Club 2; Art Club 4: FHA 4: Annual Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 4. GOUGH, NANCY SHEREL: Class Officer 1; Junior Homemaker’s Degree Award; Art Club 3,4; FHA Club 1,2. GRAVES, JANET: Beta Club 2,3.4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Whoopers 3: Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; NFL 2,3,4: Annual Staff 4;Girls’ State 3; English Award 1,3; Latin Award 1; Algebra Award 1 -.Chemistry Award 1; Chemistry Award 3. HAMMONS, KAY: Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4: Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Whoopers Club 1, 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4: Class Officer 2,3; Princess 2. HAMRICK, BONNIE JEAN: WhoopersClub 1; Art Club 4; FHA 1,2,3,4. HARRIS, LARAINE: FHA 3,4; Whoopers 3.4: Track 3. HENDERSON, BARBARA: Latin Club 2,3; FHA 2; Newspaper 2,3; Whoopers 1,2; Princess 3. HENSON, TERESA: Track 1,2,4; FHA 4; Whoopers 1,4. HOLMAN, JAMES: Whoopers 3,4. HOWARD, CHAROLETTE: PHS HOWARD, RUTH: PHS JACKSON, CLYDE DAVIS: PHS JOHNSTON, JEAN ELLEN: Beta Club 2,3,4: French Club 3,4; Whoopers 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 2; Choir 1,2; Parisiannaires 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Speech Club 1; French I Award 3. JORDAN, CATHY: Speech Club 1; Whoopers 2,3; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Art Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. JONES, CLINTON AUSTON: Band 2; Whoopers Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Student Committee 3; Track 3,4. JONES, LARRY PAUL: Latin Club 2,3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3; NFL 3; Whoopers Club 3,4; President of Whoopers Club 4; Beta Club 4; Boys State 3: Algebra II Award 2; Basketball 3.4. JONES. THOMAS: PHS KELLER. JAMES SNELL: Whoopers 2,3,4: Art Club 1,2; Baseball 2; Newspaper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4. KISS1CK, DONALD: Whoopers Club 4. KOOKENDOFFER. MICHAEL ALLEN: Band 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Whoopers Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Boys State 3; Speech Club 1,2,3,4: NFL 2,3.4; Student Committee 2,3: Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 1.2,3,4; Parisiannaires 3,4; Basketball 2,3: Baseball 2,3. LAWRENCE. LINDA K.: FHA 1: Whoopers 2,3; Latin Club 2,3: Latin Award 3; Annual Staff 4; News- paper Staff 4. LINK, DIANA: Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; FHA 1: Parisiannaires 3; Whoopers 1,2. LONG, BRENDA: Art Club 3,4; FHA 4. LOTZ, MARK: Band 1,2; Beta Club 4; French Club 3,4. LYK1NS. DAVID: Latin Club 2; Whoopers Club 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Art Club 3. McCLAIN, KATHI: Speech Club 1,2,3,4; NFL 1.2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3.4; Newspaper Editor 3,4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Student Council 2: DAR Award 1: Health P. E. Award 1; English Award 2,3; History Award 3; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Annual Staff 4. McCORD, GERALD WAYNE: Whoopers Club 2,3,4: Art Club 3,4. McCORD, PATTY: Class Officer 2; Beta Club 2.3,4: Whoopers Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3.4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. MCDONALD, JANE CAROL: Whoopers 2,3; FHA 3; Annual Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 4. McKINNEY, KAREN SUE: Whoopers 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3,4. MACK, ERMA JEAN: PHS MACK. YVETTE: FHA 4. MANN, SHIRLEY ANN: FHA 3,4: Whoopers 4; Girls’ Softball I; Betty Crocker Award 4. MARCUM, LINDA D.: FHA I; Latin Club 2,3: Whoopers 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. MARSHALL, DEBORAH: Band (Flaggirl 1,2 Majorette 3,4); Band Officer 4; Football Homecoming Prin- cess 1;Chorus 1,2; Annual Staff 4;Newspaper Staff 3,4;Whoopers 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Latin Club 2; FHA Club 1,2; Art Club 4. 101 MYERS, REBECCA SUE: Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3;Track 1. MYERS, WILLIAM: Art Club 3,4; Whoopers 3,4. MYNHIER. CYNTHIA BRENT: Annual Staff 4; Art Club 3; Whoopers 3. NEAS, BETSY: FHA 1,2,3: Band 1,2,3,4: Drum Major 3,4; Parisiannaires 4. OLIVER. EDDIE: Whoopers Club 3; Football 1,2; Track 1,2. OLIVER, JOHN: Football I: Basketball I. OWENS, NORMAN: Class Officer 1,3; Whoopers Club 1,2; Latin Club 2,3,4; Latin Award 3; Annual Staff 4. PARKER. CORDIA: Latin Club 2; Annual Staff 4. PETERS. BILL (PETE): Latin Club 2; Art Club 3. PUCKETT. JANET: Art Club 3,4; FHA 4. RANKIN, BILLY: Football 2,3,4: Baseball I; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Football Captain 4; Whoopers 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4. REED, CAROLYN SUE: Band 1; Whoopers Club 2,3,4: Art Club 4; FHA Club 1: Parisiannaires 3; Track 1, 2,3; Softball 1,3. REYNOLDS. BARRY: Whoopers 1,2; French Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Parisiannaires 4; Annual Staff 4. ROBINSON, MARVIN LYNN: Art Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Whoopers I. ROY, WILLIAM: Basketball I. SAYLOR. LARRY: Band 2: Beta Club 2; Latin 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. SCOTT. TONY: Baseball 3,4. SHUMAN, MARY: Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4; NFL 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Girls’ State 3; Student Committee 3; English Awards 1,3. SIW1CKI. MARTHA: Flag Girl 1,2.3.4: Tobacco Queen Alternate. 4; Student Council 2; Football Princess I: Whoopers Club 1,2; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Art Club 4; FHA 1,2; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; NFL 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Parisiannaires 1,2,3.4; Choir 1,2. SMITH. HENRY WAYNE: Football 1,2,3: Parisiannaires 2,3.4; Band 2,3,4; Whoopers 4. STANFIELD, MICHAEL: Baseball 3,4. STEELE. RALPH: Band 1; Band Award I; Latin Club 1,2; Class Officer 1,3; Track 1; French Club 3,4; French Club Officer 3,4; Annual Staff 4: Whoopers 1; Chorus I. STOUT, SHERMAN: Art Club 3,4; Football 1. 102 STOUT, STEPHEN B.: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3;Track 1,2,3,4. TERRY, VIRGINIA: Whoopers 1,2; French Club 3; Latin Club 2; FHA 1,2,3; Art Club 3; Flag Girl 1,2; Majorette 3,4; Homecoming Princess 2. Queen 4. THOMPSON. JOHN LEE: Latin Club 2,3,4; Latin Award 3; Beta Club 2,3,4: Speech Club 1,2,3,4: NFL 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 4: Boy’s State 3; History Award 3; SPOKE Delegate 4. TIPTON, CLETA FAY: FHA 1.2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4. TRUMBO. JOHN: Art Club 3.4: Whoopers Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4: Football Captain 4; Track 1.4. WASHINGTON, STEPHEN TAYLOR: French Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. WELLS, JO LYNN: French Club 3; Art Club 3; Art II Award: Beta Club 3,4: Annual Staff 4. WELLS, TOM: PHS. WHITE, BETSY: Speech Club 1,2,3,4; NFL 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2. 3.4: Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3: Student Council 2. WHITE, CONNIE SUE: FHA 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls Softball I. WILDER, JANE: FHA 1,2,3,4; Art 2,4: Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Newspaper Staff 2: Annual Staff 4: Latin Club 1,2: Girls Softball 1,2; Girls Track I: Homecoming Queen Candidiate 4. WILLIAMS, MARILYN: Whoopers 3; Latin Club 1,2. WILLOUGHBY, ARNOLD RAY: Choir 1; Art Club 2. 103 Annual js taff Seated: Patty McCord. Betsy White, Stephen Washington, Cordia Parker. Standing: Cindy Mynhier, Ralph Steele. Janet Graves, John Thompson, Daryl Crossfield, Mary Shuman, Mike Kookendoffer, JoLynn Wells. EDITORS Editor............ Assistant Editors . . Copy Editors .... Art Editors....... Photography Editors Sports Editors.... Feature Editors . . . Sales Manager .... Faculty Advisor . . . . John Thompson ......Janet Graves Mary Shuman . . . . Susan Fletcher Patty McCord . . . Cindy Mynhier Jo Lynn Wells . . Larry Paul Jones Ralph Steele . . . Daryl Crossfield Stephen Washington .......Betsy White Cordia Parker Mike Kookendoffer . . Mrs. Louise Clay 105 Annual js taff Seated: Jane McDonald, Linda Lawrence, Linda Marcum, Tish Breslin, Jane Wilder. Laura Calk, Martha Siwicki. Standing: Mike Kookendoffer, Tessa Bishop, Billy Rankin, Carolyn Clark, Elliot Gaines, Debbie Marshall, Barry Reynolds, Jean Ellen Johnston, Marvin Robinson, Kathi McClain, Jimmy Keller, David Lykins. Joe Carr Barry Reynolds Norman Owens Kay Hammons Bett Early Kathi McClain Tessa Bishop Carolyn Clark Martha Siwicki Elliot Gaines SALESMEN Carolyn Coleman Billy Rankin Jean Ellen Johnston Carolyn Davis Tom Wells Cleta Tipton Henry Smith Debbie Marshall Larry Fletcher Marvin Robinson Jimmy Keller Cathy Jordan Geraldine Gibbs David Lykins Linda Lawrence Linda Marcum Jane McDonald Tish Breslin Connie White Mrs. Clay gives her approval to the final copy. The yearbook is finished and so are they. 106 Jfardnell Four years is a long time -too long to forget. We look around and ask —where did it go? We worked, we played —but for four years? Then we look the other way —into tomorrow. Suddenly we’re not so tall as we thought we were And not so smart. But we find that somehow We learned a decisive lesson at Paris High something we wouldn’t have had without the teachers and administration, without our fellow students -a direction into that uncertain tomorrow. It can never be so dark again Though the world may change and the times change and we change. We, the Senior Class of 1970, have worked four long years to achieve the prestige of being a Senior. During this period we have always tried to show the most school spirit, be an outstanding class as a whole, and, in general, always produce the best results. We want to thank the faculty and administration for their sincere cooperation and support throughout our high school years. We geniunely hope we have succeeded in reaching our goal—that people will look back on the class of 1970 and regard it as....... THE BEST. 107 r in tor collogkilc pro««