Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1972 volume:

DEDICATION Mrs. Clay Roseberry Numerous factors determine the development of a young person during his high school years. Throughout this period, the student is transformed from a carefree individual to a vigorously maturing adult. Experiences and people are significant influences which help to shape the teenage personality. This year the seniors have selected Mrs. Clay Roseberry as their idea of an outstanding teacher. Through her energetic activity and contagious enthusi- asm inside and beyond the classroom, she arouses interest and vitality in all those who are inspired by her zest for living. She has taught us the value of time, the importance of sincerity, the beauty of simplicity, and the reward of optimism. With these thoughts in mind, the graduating class of 1972 dedicates this yearbook to Mrs. Roseberry in recognition of her loyal devotion and enduring dedication. 2 1972 PARISIAN During one's high school career many moods, feelings, and talents arc expressed at some time or an- other. Joy, sorrow, peace and con- tentment, among others, all help, in their own way, to mold one's high school career. While we look ahead to the future, we reflect on the past, especially since this is the 50 th Anniversary of the Parisian. Look into a reflection and join us as we present the highlights of 1972 and its graduating class. IN MARCHING AND CONCERT 4 THE P.H.S. BAND EXCELS SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Tommy Siwicki, Angela Smith, Becca Brannon, Betty Willmott, Carolyn Link, Sharon Patterson, Leland Smith, Kathy Tate, Melvin Reynolds, Sharon Oldson, Gina Harris, Jim Siwicki, Barbara Howard, and Angela Harney. CITY SCHOOLS PENNANT CARRIERS Banner Carriers: Robin Wilkerson and Rita Linville; Pennant Carriers: Wil- lene Ransom, Trina Coons, Becky Proffitt, Barbara Howard, Susan White, and Kathy Kookendoffer. MAJORETTES Laura McMahan (alternate), Sharon Oldson, Eula Noel, Patti Courtney, June Ryan (alternate), and Gina Harris. Kneeling: Elaine Wells, Louise Cook, Marti Sutherland. Standing: Angela Harney, Karen Jackson, and Molly Ryan. j JOY MAY BE EXPRESSED IN MANY WAYS... These are the joys .... brought forth in band. A touchdown or two points always spells out the school song. Lunchtime lovers Senior Spirit 1st place Beta Float PHS mascot and cheerleaders Leland and Marty! Creative fashions df. . . a new age Our talented seamstress, ”Tato! CANTERBURY TALES? Speech is fun!!! 7 But, Mrs. Walters. . .! PROUD . . . and PRETTY Miss Virginia Harris 1971-72 Homecoming Queen 9 SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Mike Brack Bill Florence Bill T. McConnell Jeff Thompson Robbie Barr Jessie Speakes David Oliver 10 SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS Mike Brack Robbie Barr Bill Gaines Jeff Thompson Tim Taylor Alan McKee Bill T. McConnell li VARSITY SQUAD Coach Dave Randolph, Manager Regie Snowden, Head Coach Earl Redwine. Back Row: Curtis Crump, Tim Taylor, Mike Brack, Tim Hawkins, Bill McConnell, Bill Gaines, Mike Spivey, Kevin Howard, Robbie Barr, Jeff Thompson, Alan McKee. C.K.C. CHAMPS 12 Spirit runs high WITH Victory JUNIOR VARSITY Robbie and Bill in true form with teamwork prevailing. Don Thomas, Jack Crump, Charles Woodall, Curtis Cramp, James Robinson, Coach Randolph, David Graves, Danny Biddle, Tim Haw- kins, Kevin Howard, James Fomas, Keith Taylor. 13 Wonderment Concentration Discussion Excitement Enjoyment INDIVIDUALS Frustration M . . . REFLECTED IN OUR Peace Mischief Anxiety 15 DIFFERENT MOODS! OUR SENIOR LEADERS OFFICERS Steve Tobin: President Bill T. McConnell: Vice-President Jo Etta Allen: Secretary Barbara Worthington-. Treasurer IN MEMORIAM 1954-1969 In memory of Miss Linda Johnson who was a member of this class and would have graduated with us this year. Death lies on her. like an un- timely frost Upon the sweetest flower of all the field. Shakespeare 18 Sheila Brannock Love abounds where two solitudes protect, touch, and greet each other. Robbie Barr KICK for your goals in life. Jo Etta Allen Mike Brack Happiness is merely the simple harmony between a man and the life he leads. The world is a bubble and we are the sparkle in it. Rebecca Brannon We all do foolish things, but enthusiasm makes them count. Paula Bussell Enjoy life day by day. Robert Chenault Behind every great team there is a devoted mana- ger. Janette Calloway The word happy would lose its meaning if it were not balanced by sadness. Stephen Clark Life is a book and exper- ience is its author. Jamie Courtney A little nonsense now and then can't hurt, can it? Gayle Crossfield Every man has to seek his own way to realize his own worth. Betsy Daugherty Energy and persistance conquers all. Jimmy Donahue Our actions determine our fates. Paula Crumbie Mankind's fault is that he finds leisure time for grief, but not for love or hope. Lee Crutcher If laughter were money. I'd be rich. Lillian Culton Life's little things mean a lot. Lu Ann Cummins Unrest of spirit is a sign of life. Miranda Downey Know where you're going before you begin. Bobby Dray Too little talking brings no regrets. Benjamin Duffy A smile is a traitor to mischief. Pam Farmer Conversation is a talent acquired through con - stant practice. William Florence To be little is to be loved. William Hafley The wise man is the mas- ter of his own time. Sharon Hamilton Silence is a conversation of thought. Lora Hutsell The greatest pleasure of life is love. Bobby Johnson He who keeps his eye fixed on the distant hori- zon will find his right road. Lena Howard None but herself, can be herself. Colette Jackson We should never be so contrary as not to admit our own faults. Larry Henry Let us not make imaginary evils; there are too many real ones. Kay Johnson Meekness is strength--not weakness. Barbara Howard Love is the virtuous qual- ity of all women. Jamie Kookendoffer Life is a predicament. William Lawrence Is it not better to be brief, than tedious? Beverly Lanter Diane Lawrence Things which are past our Cross each bridge of life help; are past our con - as you come to it. cern. Carolyn Link If fate has decided you should lose, give him a good fight anyway. Gary Long A man's soul is truly his most divine possession. Kitty Lucky Happiness is a by-product of our own endeavors. William T. McConnell The gift of gaity may be the greatest fortune and the most serious step to- ward maturity. Alan McKee One who possesses true energy cannot be deprived of it. Dennis McKinney All creatures have their own joys and man has his. Sharon Oldson A little competition adds zest to life. Rowena Moore We secure future happiness by being as happy as pos- sible today. David Oliver Youth bestows pleasure upon all who pursue it. William Reed A glad man liveth long- er than a sorry one. Carolyn Rice Talk less, listen more, and man can be a better person. Nona Penny Irene Rankin A friend is never known until man has need of him. A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. Melvin Reynolds Do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm. Robert Ryan The eye is a more de- pendable witness than the ear. Kathy Sanders Opinion is ultimately de- termined by feelings. Kenneth Sanders Things which we learn are learned by doing. Gary Shannon Curiosity can keep a man alive. Jimmy Siwicki We do not merely have the right to be an indivi- dual but an obligation. Kathy Six The world is in desparate need of understanding, which brings peace. Angela Smith Onions make people cry, but there has never been a vegetable grown to make them laugh. Michael Sponcil To know nothing is better than to know things which aren't so. James Stanfield Simplicity of character bears no hinderance on our intellect. Leland Smith We should never grow wishbones where our back- bones ought to be. Kathy Snowden Happiness, if cultivated, can reap a wealthy harvest. Janice Sturgeon A warm smile can leave the deepest imprint on even the coldest heart. Kathy Tate Happiness is a running stream, bubbling with love and curiosity. Jeffery Thompson The sincerely proud man acknowledges neither su- periors nor inferiors. Timothy Taylor Man gives little thought to his destination until he can no longer turn back. Walfina Tubbs Imagination cannot re- place experience. Beverly Wagoner Man is the merriest of all living species. Stephen Tobin A true leader inspires in his followers the desire to carry on. Pamela Watkins Mankind will prevail as long as endurance thrives. Diane Tubbs Living requires but little life, doing requires a great deal. Bonnie W augh Cherish happy moments for old age remembers. Denise Tucker Our ultimate desire is to find someone who will make us do all of which we are capable. Joan Wasson Let peace be sought along with the extinction of un- happy hates. Carolyn Wess Man’s wealth is measured by his own values of pleasure. Marsha Williams L ife was meant to be lived and curiosity must never die. Betty Willmott Friendly eyes reflect life's serious moments. Debra Withrow No one can bring you peace, but yourself. Barbara Worthington Life is a fairy tale writ ten by God's pen. Jerry Kenny Man is happiest when he is himself. 31 STARS OF Most Likely to Succeed Paula Crumbie Bill T. McConnell Most Athletic Kathy Snowden Jeff Thompson Most Talented Rebecca Brannon Leland Smith Most Scholarly Lucy Marsh Tommy Siwicki 32 “WHO’S WHO” Best Dressed Kathy Tate Robbie Barr Most School Spirit Bonnie Waugh Kenneth Sanders Wittiest Sharon Oldson Robert Chenault Most Popular Barbara Worthington Bill Gaines Best Personality Gina Harris Steve Tobin 33 SENIOR PERSONALITIES In this golden anniversary issue of the yearbook, we decided to give the reader a different picture of the days and ways in and around Paris High with informal and casual pictures of OUR SENIORS!!! 35 Carburetor Quips Girl Gazing Playful Plunderers Lovers 'n Letters Motor Mania Goldilocks--3 Bears Messy Mischief Fashionable Friends Courthouse Cuties 38 V 40 BASKETBALL ACTION Mr. Earl Redwine Head Basketball Coach «Georgetown Maysville Harrison Co. Clark Co. Jessamine Co. bourbon Co. .tjarrodsburg Tates Creek (Bluegrass) Nicholas to. Stanford (CKC tourney� 73 33 •;.6hei aienr;-e SSSfoi Mason Co Henry Clay Mayfield Montgomery Co Bourbon Co. 41 37th DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1972 A JUST REWARD SCORES We Conquered Paris 71 Harrison Co. 68 Paris 56 Bourbon Co. 49 FRESHMEN TEAMS We They Harrison Co. 34 24 Bourbon Co. 33 30 Woodford Co. 30 43 Mt. Sterling 34 51 Bourbon Co. 43 25 Mt. Olivet Deming 55 27 Lexington Sayre 41 40 Woodford Co. 41 46 M.M.I. 42 39 Mason Co. 30 50 Harrison Co. 39 45 Mason Co. 45 55 Mt. Sterling 54 50 Bourbon Co. 54 50 Harrodsburg 30 49 M.M.I. 45 34 Mt. Olivet Deming 67 40 BASKETBALL Front Row, left to right: Robert Martin, Mark Wells, Gary Arnold, Steve Fred- erick, Joe Culbertson. Back Row: Chris Rose, Raymond Smith, Ricky Hudnall, Leslie Jackson, Jeff Crutcher, Joe Lucas, Noah Johnson, Coach Dicky Baldwin. Left to Right: Destry Moore, Richard Crumbie, Chris Rose, Eugene Young, Jerry Mann, Robert Martin, Steve Fredrick, Keith Lewis. Standing: Coach Shipp, Edmond Johnson, Gary Arnold, Joe Lucas, Carl Williams, Terry Parsons, Jeff Crutcher, Bill Russell, Leslie Duffy. FOOTBALL Bourbon Co. We 0 They 8 Maysville 14 0 Mt. Sterling 27 0 Sayre 0 0 Woodford Co. 20 0 Lewis Co. 13 14 43 FOOTBALL BANQUET Jeff Thompson--Best Offensive Back, Most Valuable Player, Captain Award; Coach Ho- mer Goins; Bill T. McConnell--Best Defensive Lineman, Co-Captain Award. Clarence Trumbo—Face Tackle Award. 110 7« A- ward; Coach Homer Goins; Mike Scott--Best De- fensive Back. Robbie Barr--Best Offensive Lineman: Jessie Speakes--MostIm- proved Player; Richard Hudnall--Best Offensive Freshman; Robert Martin--Best Defensive Freshman. Senior Cheerleaders: Sheila Brannock, Barbara Worthington-- Captain Award, Janice Sturgeon. 44 Tim Taylor, Bill Gaines, and Jeff Thompson were awarded with the Greyhound Booster's Leadership Award and the Co-captains of this year's squad for a job well done. The Main Award Getters” for this year’s banquet were Tim Taylor, Robbie Barr, Bill Gaines, and Jeff Thomp- son. The seven seniors were also rewarded for their ef- forts during the past four years. Big Bill Gaines received trophies also for the Most Rebounds, Best Free Throw percentage, and Most Valuable Player. Robbie Barr was awarded the 1107� or Hustlin' Hound Honor for his efforts, and Best Defen- sive Player Award. The 1972 Senior Cheerleaders were recognized for their efforts in promoting school spirit, their hard work, and their years of service. They include Sheila Brannock, Barbara Worthington ( Captain), and Janice Sturgeon. James Fomas received the lone Junior Varsity Award for Best Defensive Player. Freshmen awards went to Raymond Smith ( Best Defensive Player) and Ricky Hudnall ( Best Offensive Player). Noah Johnson ( not pictured) received the Most Improved Player Award for the freshmen squad. 45 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS flHBn SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: Janice Sturgeon. Barbara Worth- ington. Sheila Brannock. • - •A Miss Sandra Perkins, Sponsor 46 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS OUR BEST: Janice Sturgeon. Kathleen Hutsell. Cay McMillion (alternate). Barbara Worthington. Lisa Parker. Sheila Brannock, Linda Thompson. JUNIOR VARSITY OUR FUTURE: Jackie Combs, Phyllis Rice, Susan Six, Susan McElory, Donzetta Myers, Kelly McManaman. 47 Billy Argo, Larry Waugh, Steve ' Frederick, Terry Sargent, Lee John- son, Robert Martin, Regie Snowdon, Phillip Garrard, Chris Rose, Tommy Wood. Wallace Field. Back Row: Kem Castle, David Hudnall. James Stanfield, Joe Smart, Jeff Thompson Bill McConnell, Dennis Vance, Tim Taylor. Robbie Barr, Coach Wm. Fred Rose. Henry Clay Nicholas Co. MMI Georgetown Bourbon Co. Nicholas Co. Bourbon Co. rained Harrison Co. We 4 9 23 5 15 14 4 2 They MMI Georgetown Lex. Catholic Powell CKC Tournament Somerset District Nicholas Co. We They 10 4 2 0 10 6 5 2 0 6 7 8 48 TRACK TEAM As usual, if it's asso- ciated with ’Haris High School, it's the best. Our track team is one fine example of that larisian finesse with which we have become so familiar around here. Coach Goins is pleased with the over-al] performance of the team. He also men- tioned that Timothy Hawkins, Kike Brack, Billy Fryer, Terry Parsons, Randolph Thomas, and Joe Culbertson have really been doing a great job. Pre- sently, the track team is tak- ing a break due to spring football practice. Track Team--Front Row, 1 to r: Terry Parsons, Gil Walton, Joe Culbertson, Gary Hughes, Paul Floyd, John Duval. Sec- ond Row-. Randolph Thomas, Timothy Hawkins, Don Thomas, Kevin Howard, Mike Brack, Keith Patterson, James Robi- son, Manager--Larry Clay. Third Row: Mike Scott, Tracey Sharp, Bill T. McConnell, Bill Gaines, Billy Fryer, Bill Bussell, Gene Chenault, and Edmund Johnson. GOLF The 1972 Paris High Golf Team is composed of four soph- omores and one freshman. They are Danny Biddle, Tinder Harris Curt Park, Wheeler Gwaltney, and Mark Wells. This is one of the youngest teams to ever represent Paris High School. Most schools that they play will have two or three seniors. The last time a golf team won a trophy for Paris High was in 1956. With the desire and determination that these young men have, they will have one of the best teams in the state their senior year. This year the team will probably not go to the State as a whole, but maybe some individuals can make it. Danny Biddle and Tinder Harris are strong pos- sibilities and with a little more practice, I am sure they will represent Haris at the State Golf Tournament which is held at Fort Knox, Kentucky in May. The C.K.C. Tourney is at a new site this year. It is a new course in Anderson County. This course is supposed to be one of the toughest courses in the state. The golf team has had a tough schedule so far, and the ones in the future are also going to be tough. These young men have a great future ahead of them and with luck and sup- port, they just might bring home a trophy. Coach David Randolph coaches the young men. He has done an outstanding job so far. Good luck to Coach P.andolph and the golf team'. Golf Team Contingent: Wheeler Gwaltney, Tin- der Harris, Mark Wells, Curt Park, and DannyBid- dle. Their coach is Mr. Dave Randolph. SOFTBALL TEAM Softball First Row, 1 to r: Beverly Wag- oner, Donna Oliver, Barbara Scott, Laura Fields, Victoria Green, Darlene Hutsell, Joyce Spencer, Diane Lawr- ence, Cathy Snowden, Hazel Thomp- son. Second Row: Edna Myers, Caro- lyn Rice, Cheryl Britton. Third Row: Miranda Downey, Rowena Moore, Joyce Pelfrey, Kim Fields. Barbara Howard, Willene Ransom, Beverly Lanter, Angela Harney. TRACK TEAM Track First Row, 1 to r: Janet Craven, Mildred Baber, Phyllis Rice, Verona Track Jr. High—Dorothy Myers, Scott, Cathy Snowden, Cheryl Parker, Lisa Parker. Second Row: Nancy Al- Phyllis Crooks, Debra Crooks, Kim dridge, Dana Murray, Melody Black, Jackie Combs, Darlene Hutsell, Cheryl Parker, Darlene Hutsell. Britton. Bobbi Johnson. Third Row: Crystal Kemper, VenitaWess, Carolyn Wess, Dale Parker, Eleanor Moore, Sabrina Clay, Lora Hutsell. BASKETBALL TEAM Basketball First Row, 1 to r: Mary Ann Murray, Bobbi Johnson, Joyce Pelfrey, Willene Ransom. Second Row: Crystal Kemper, Kim Fields, Cheryl Britton, Toni Reed. Sponsor of teams—Miss Sandy Perkins 50 WHAT’S NEW? GIRLS SPORTS! WITH HARD WORK . . I VD Seniors receive awards for service. Hard work pays off! . . . AND CAPABLE LEADERSHIP fif- . 3- K- I 1971-72 officers—Tommy Siwicki — Treasurer; Leland Smith--Co-Vice President; Kathy Tate--Secretary; Becca Brannon—President; andAn- gela Smith--Co-Vice President. Drum Major—Jim Siwicki Band Director—Mr. Thomas A. Siwicki . . . THE BAND’S ON TO AUSTRIA!! On July 7, 1972, approximately 150 pepole board a huge jet airplane. Destination: VIENNA, AUSTRIA! The Paris High School Band is afforded the opportunity to par- ticipate in the International Music Festival, held in Aus- tria in the summer. This is an honor of which the band is truly proud. The participating bands are chosen on such criteria as state music contest records, community ser- vice, and their good-will ambassador qualities from one border to the other. Congratulations, band, on a job well done! We're going to Europe! PARISONNAIRES Front, 1. to r.: Suzanne Brannon, Tricia Link, Karen Crooks, Betsy Daugherty, Jeniffer McClain, Rebecca Johnston, Carolyn Link, Kathy Floyd, Marilyn Scott, Mike Kendall, Terry Hagan. Back: Tommy Siwicki, Jerry Zuniga, Jamie Kookendoffer, Kathy Woodford, Rebecca Brannon, Bill T. McConnell, Susan McElroy, Johnny Baber, Jimmy Siwicki, Kathy Tate, Lynn Fields, Kathleen Hutsell, Sarah Krekel, Willene Ransom, Laura McMahan, Leslie Bishop, and Angela Smith. ABOUT THE PARISONNAIRES The Parisonnaires, the official vocal group of Paris High School, is one of the most active organizations in the school. Its major functions are singing for the student body throughout the year, entertaining the various service clubs of the community at Christmas time, and performing in the Lions Club's annual Dixieland show, as well as performing as a group in the state vocal music contest. ALL rehearsing is done after school! The director is Mr. Thomas Siwicki and the accompanist is Miss Karen Crooks. 53 OFFICERS Paula Bussell..........President Paula Crumbie .... Vice President Jo Etta Allen..........Secretary Kathy Tate............Treasurer Mrs. Paul Polly . . . Sponsor MEMBERS Upper Right, 1. to r.: Lora Hutsell, Karen Crooks, Anita Craig, Beth An- derson, Bonnie Waugh, Debbie With- row, Jo Etta Allen, Trudy Marshall, Lillian Culton, Sharon Bowen, Kitty Lucky, Rowena Moore. Kathy Snow- den, Rebecca Brannon, Carolyn Link, Barbara Worthingron, Robert Chenault, Denise Tucker, Sherry Gillispie, Dianne Lawrence. Lower Lerft: June Ryan, Patsy Puckett, Julia Johnson, Cay McMillion, Angela Singleton, Brenda Johnson, Joy Wil- liams, Ruby Hamrick, Rebecca John- ston, Sheila Brannock. Betty Will- mott, Paula Crumbie, Nancy Johnson, Carol Hamrick, Beverly Lanter, Jan- ice Sturgeon, Tom Siwicki, Angela Harney, Jim Siwicki, Linda Thomp- son, Kathy Six, Gayle Crossfield. 34 N.F.L. N.F.L. Left to Right: Janice Sturgeon, Jennifer McClain, Terry Hagan, Paula Crumbie, Trudy Marshall, Robert Chenault, Gonzella Black, Karen Crooks, Robin Bums, Paul Craycraft, Teresa Humphries, Betsy Daugherty, Tom Siwicki, Becca Brannon, and Jim Siwicki. SPEECH OFFICERS Officers: Paula Crumbie, president; Karen Crooks, secretary; Janice Sturgeon, vice-president; and Jim Siwicki, treasurer. SPEECH CLUB Speech Club First Row, 1 to r: Eula Noel, Kathy Kooken- doffer, Rowena Moore, Marilyn Scott, Robin Bums, and Becca Brannon. Second Row: Paul Craycraft, Gonzella Black, Betsy Daugherty, Karen Crooks, Janice Sturgeon, Barbara Worthington, Kathy Aldridge, Charisse Nutter, Kathy Floyd, and Gary Galbraith. Third Row: Marti Sutherland, Kathi Snowden, Jennifer McClain, Mrs. Clay Roseberry, sponsor; Gary Mattox, Paula Crumbie, and Jim Siwicki. Fourth Row: Tom Siwicki, Dwight Hill, Danny Biddle, and Robert Chenault. 55 PARISIAN 1. Lora Hutsell 2. Jo Etta Allen 3. Trudy Marshall 4. Beverly Lanter 5. Kathy Tate 6. Bill McConnell 7. Sheila Brannock 8. Barbara Worthington 9. Leland Smith 10. Jim Siwicki 11. Robert Ryan 12. Terry Hagan 56 SALESMEN Irene Rankin, Sharon Patterson, Angela Harney, Beverly Lanter, Pam Farmer, Carol Hamrick, Kathy Snowden. Standing: Robert Chenault, Nona Penney, Paula Bussell, Kathy Tate, Bill McConnell, Sheila Brannock. STAFF 13. Janice Sturgeon, Ass't. Ed. 14. Tommy Siwicki, Editor 15. Paula Crumbie, Ass't. Ed. 16. Angela Harney 17. Betsy Daugherty 18. Becca Brannon 19. Carolyn Link 20. Gina Harris 21. Betty Willmott 22. Marsha Williams 23. Diane Lawrence 24. Mrs. Stanley Richard, Sponsor 58 Mrs. Art Walters Sponsor ART CLUB Kathy Six, Dorothy Saylor, Diane Tubbs, Walfina Tubbs, Julia Johnson, Dona Liter, Joan Wasson, Sharon Bowen, Debra With- row, Patsy Puckett, Nona Penney, Beth Anderson, Debbie Craig, Anita Craig, Deidra Reed, Sheryl Johnson. Debbie Waugh, Kevin Brannon. Stanley Linville, Jeff Martin, Kitty Lucky. Angela Singleton. Robbie Barr. Jamie Clough. Emma Wheeler, Marsha Clark, Bill Florence, Kenneth Sanders, Bill Gingles, Gary Marshall, Paul Mann, Mike Brack, Dennis Vance, John Baber, Ronnie Poynter, Angela Smith, JimBrum- mett, Bobby Johnson, Robert Chenault, Anna Allen. Tim Taylor, Gayle Crossfield. OFFICERS Tim Taylor, President Mike Brack, Vice-President Joan Wasson, Secretary Nona Penney, Treasurer Robbie Barr, Sgt. at Arms BETA CLUB Beta Club Officers: Gina Harris--Vice-President, Robert Ryan—Treasurer, Janice Sturgeon-Secretary, Paula Crumbie - -President. Smart Seniors: Robert Ryan, Tom Siwicki, Jim Siwicki, Terry Hagan, Larry Graves, Lucy Marsh, Ken Sanders, Bill T. McConnell, Sheila Brannock, Kathy Six, Angela Singleton, Gina Harris, Betsy Daugherty, Becca Brannon, Betty Willmott. Janice Sturgeon, and Paula Crumbie. Beta Club Members: First Row, 1 to r: Kathy Floyd, Sidney Pearce, Susan Six, Marti Sutherland, Janice Sturgeon, Betty Will mot, Paula Crumbie, Kathy Six, Angela Singleton, Becca Brannon, Betsy Daugherty, Gina Harris. Second Row: Lucy Marsh, Jennifer McClain, Karen Jackson, Janice Pelfry, Eula Noel, Mrs. Marium Williams (sponsor), Karen Crooks, Sabrina Clay, Robin Burns. Standing: Ken Sanders, Tom Siwicki, Robert Ryan, Jim Siwicki, Terry Hagan, Robbie Boyle, Gary Brown, Mike Scott, David Graves, Larry Graves, Owen Yocum, Chuck Craycraft, Bill T. McConnell. Sheila Brannock, Danny Biddle, Andy Brown, and Curt Park. 59 PARIS HI-LITES JUNIOR EDITORS First Row: Rebecca Johnston, Cay McMillion, Susie White, Eula Noel, Karen Jackson, Sarah Krekel, Second Row: Chuck Craycraft, Jennifer McClain, Tereasa Humphries, June Ryan, Patti Courtney, Lynn Fields, Anna Allen. ■11 hi a� ii Virginia Harris; Editor Jennifer McClain; Assistant Editor SENIOR EDITORS SENIOR EDITORS: Front Row, 1. to r.: Sheila Brannock, Gina Harris, Kathy Six, Betty Willmott, Rebecca Brannon, Jan- ice Sturgeon, Barbara Worthington, Kathy Tate, Lucy Marsh. Second Row: Steve Tobin, Bill T. McConnell, Angela Singleton, Tommy Siwicki, Leland Smith, Jimmy Siwicki, Robert Chenault, Paula Crumbie. F.H.A. First Row, 1. to r.: Marilyn Scott, Carol Hamrick, Ruby Hamrick, Joy Williams, Brenda Johnson. Judy Johnson. Kitty Lucky, Beth Anderson, Leslie Bishop. Second Row: Marie Berry, Nancy Jones, Cheryl Clevenger, Bobbi Johnson, Bar- bara Scott. Cheryl Dunn, Betty Campbell. Wiliene Ransom. Regina Beaton, Debbie Johnson, Sharon Hamilton, Paula Bussell, and Kathleen Hutsell. Third Row: Beverly Wagoner, Ann Allen. Mrs. Florence Bushnell Sponsor Paula Bussell President Ruby Hamrick Historian Kitty Lucky Reporter Leslie Bishop Song Leader Nancy Aldridge Song Leader (Absent) Carol Hamrick Secretary - -Treasurer Joy Williams Recreation Leader Kathleen Hutsell Vice-President 61 FRENCH CLUB First Row. 1. tor.: Beverly Myers. Kathy Woodford. Carolyn Link. Karen Crooks. Patricia Link. Kathy Floyd. Betsy Daugherty. Dona Liter, Debbie Lee. Jennifer McClain, Rebecca Johnston, June Ryan, Susan McElroy. Second Row: Jaspernette Richardson, Cay McMillion, Debra Withrow, Lucy Marsh, Kathleen Hutsell. Third Row: Marvin Parker, Robert Chenault, Kenneth Sanders, Gary Mattox. Fourth Row: Gary Bobenmoyer, Mike Scott, Mike Woodall, James Brummett, Chris Lotz. OFFICERS Lucy Marsh President Beverly Myers Vice-President Karen Crooks Secretary Jennifer McClain Treasurer Miss Betsy Woodford Sponsor LATIN CLUB Front Row. 1. tor.: Gary Brown. Larry Wagoner. Wheeler Gwaltney. Gary Galbreath. Richard Woodall. Tom Woods. Paul Craycraft. Nicky Brent. Second Row: Suzanne Brannon, Sidney Pierce, Kassie Kenny. Kelly McManaman, Cha- risse Nutter. Nancy Aldridge, Brenda Baber, Alemeta Pierce, Kim Fields. Gardenia Richardson. Third Row: Tinder Harris, Susan Six, Donzetta Myers. Bill A Iverson. David Graves. Dwight Hill. Tommy Tomlin. Curt Park. Carl Williams. Jack Crump. President: Bill Alverson Vice President: Donzetta Myers Secretary: Susan Six Treasurer: Kassie Kenney Sponsor: Mrs. Dana Smith WHOOPERS Whoopers Club Bottom Row: Marilyn Scott, Joyce Fields, Deborah Burrell, Diana Tubbs, Joy Pel- frey. Second Row (1 to r): Kathy Floyd, Robin Bums, Beverly Wagoner, Vickie Robinson, Jackie Combs, Darlene Mitchell. Third Row: Ruth Krekel, Anna Allen, Angela Smith, Mary Patton, Bonnie Waugh, Sharon Hamilton. Fourth Row: Tommy Siwicki, Jeff Martin, Jamie Clough, Robert Chenault. Whoopers sold megaphones to encourage school spirit. 64 OFFICERS Pres: Diana Tubbs V. Pres: Robert Chenault Co-Sec: Marilyn Scott Robin Bums Tres: Lora Hutsell Sargeant at Arms: Jamie Clough Sponsor: Mr. Albert Ryle 'CdSiik' N0I10V NI S3I1IAI10V HONORS AND AWARDS D.A.R. Citizenship Award Senior Girl—Paula Crubie Outstanding Freshman Girl and Boy—Sally Swinford and Steve Frederick Mathematics Department Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers' Math Award—Barbara Worthington Algebra I—Joe Culbertson, Alice Pelfrey Algebra II—Sidney Pierce Geometry—Eula Noel Trigonometry—Barbara Worthington, Janice Sturgeon Commerce Department Typing—Lucy Marsh, Rebecca Brannon, Janice Stur- geon, Karen Crooks Bookkeeping - -T ommy Siwicki Shorthand--Angela Singleton Journalism—Gina Harris Yearbook Award Tommy Siwicki, Paula Crumbie, Janice Sturgeon Art Department Art I—Kenneth Sanders, Angela Singleton Art II—Sharon Bowen English Department English I—Joe Culbertson, Bob Danforth English II—Kathy Aldridge, Sidney Pearce, Susan Six, Kathy Woodford English III—Eula Noel, Susie White, Debbie Waugh, Ruby Saylor National Council of Teacher of English A ward —Jenni - fer McClain English IV—Janice Sturgeon, Lucy Marsh, Barbara Worthington Speech Award—Paula Crumbie School Spirit and Art Award—Kenneth Sanders, Rebec- ca Brannon Language Department Latin I—Joyce Pelfrey Latin II— Kathy Aldridge French I—Jennifer McClain French II—Terry Hagan Science Department Modem Physical Science—Steve Frederick, Ruth Kre- kel, Cherida Warfield, Joyce Pelfrey Chemistry--Lucy Marsh Physics—Janice Sturgeon General Biology—Kathy Aldridge Social Studies American History—Eula Noel World History--Kathy Aldridge World Geography—Lu Ann Cummins Psychology Sociology—Barbara Worthington Home Economics Department Home Ecnoomics I—Cherida Warfield Home Economics II—Lucy Marsh Home Economics III—Joy Williams Home Economics IV—Paula Bussell Betty Crocker Award—Janice Sturgeon Crisco Award—Kathy Tate Physical Education Department Girls'Award—Joyce Pelfrey, Toni Reed, Eleanor Moore Boys’ Award—Robert Martin Driver Education Award--Gina Harris, John Baber Most Valuable Senior Athlete—Jeff Thompson Music Department Outstanding Band Vocal Music—Rebecca Brannon, Jim Siwicki, Kathy Tate, Tom Siwicki, Betsy Daugherty. Outstanding Contribution to Band—Leland Smith, Betty Willmott, Carolyn Link, Angela Smith, Sharon Patterson, Melvin Reynolds Majorette Award—Gina Harris Band Service Awards—Sharon Oldson, Angela Harney, Barbara Howard Stanley Walker Grubbs Memorial Scholarship—Rebec- ca Brannon, James C. Siwicki Parisonnaire Awards—Terry Hagan, Bill McConnell, Steve Tobin, Jamie Kookendoffer United States Marine Corps Citation—James Siwicki Industrial Arts Department Drafting—Larry Graves, Tracy Sharp Special Achievements ADK Scholarship—Rebecca Brannon Georgetown College Scholarship—Lucy Marsh Transylvania College Scholarship— Barbara Worthing- ton, Tim Taylor, Gina Harris Centre Scholarship—Paula Crumbie Western University—Tom Siwicki Midwary Junior College Scholarship—Trudy Marshall Morehead University Scholarship--Kathy Six Kentucky Department of Highways Scholarship—Rob- ert Ryan University of Kentucky Scholarship—Jeff Thompson Eastern Kentucky University Scholarship—Bill Gaines UK Alumni Award—Janice Sturgeon, Barbara Worth- ington Courier-Journal-Louisville Times Award—Betsy Daugherty Civitan Junior Citizenship Award—Paula Crumbie EKU Scholarship and Leadership Award—Gina Harris Sophomore Class had highest percentage of attendance 94.2 HONORS DAY ENGLISH YEARBOOK-NEWSPAPER SCIENCE D.A.R. MATH PHYSICAL DRIVER EDUCATION DRAFTING ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS SPECIAL AWARDS FOREIGN LANGUAGES JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM FRIDAY, APRIL 25—A DATE TO REMEMBER It all started on noon Friday when those going to the prom were dismissed from school. The girls hurried home to pretty up while the guys were glad just to be out of school. Yes, this was the magical event all the juniors and seniors had been waiting for with anxious anticipation— THE PROM! Asa result of the many hours of hard work by the juniors, under the leadership of their class officers. Southside Gym was turned into a wonderland of fantasy and color. Added to this beauty were an excellent band from Morehead and savory refreshments. All those involved with this year's prom, whether they attended or helped in the formulation of it, are sure to have fond memories of it forever! Senior class president Steve Tobin and his date Susan Mc- Elroy. Junior class president Eula Noel and her escort Joe Doyle; Vice-president Kathlene Hutsell and her date Pete Moore. Junior class secretary Lisa Parker and her escort David Oliver; Treasurer Robin Bums and her escort Tommy Wigglesworth. 70 “WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN” Favor Fascination! Taking time to socialize! 71 SENIOR PLAY “UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE” Classroom Chaos Our Pooped Producer THE STARS Dr. Maxwell Clarke Sylvia Barrett . . Beatrice Schachter Paul Barringer . . Charlotte Wolf . . Samuel Bester . . Sadie Finch . . . J. J. McHabe . . Ella Friedenberg . Frances Egan. . . Lou Martin . . . Lennie Neumark . Carole Blanca . . Alice Blake . . . Vivian Paine. . . Steve Tobin Rusty O' Brien........................John Baber Barbara Worthington Linda Rosen...........................Rowena Moore Paula Crumbie Jose Rodriguez........................Robbie Barr Terry Hagan Carrie Blaine..........................Marsha Williams Janice Sturgeon Harry Kagan...........................Tim Taylor Jimmy Siwicki Jill Norris...........................Kathy Tate Betsy Daugherty Rachel Gordon.........................Betty Willmott Bill T. McConnell Elizabeth Ellis.......................Kathy Snowden Angela Harney Charles Arrons........................Bill Gaines Carolyn Link Edward Williams.......................Ben Duffy Robert Chenault Joe Ferone............................Leland Smith Jamie Kookendoffer Helen Arbuzzi.........................Angela Smith Gina Harris Francine Gardner......................Beverly Lanter Rebecca Brannon Katherine Wolzow......................Sharyn Bowen Kitty Lucky Ellen-Sylvia's Friend..................Sheila Brannock 72 Who stole the play book? The classroom clown strikes again!! You call this a chair? Faculty FLASH-UPS!!! . . .but it WORKED out right yesterday. It 491 will make YOU feel better. . . ALUMNI BANQUET “THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES” Larry Graves is the recipient of the Alumni Scholarship. Presenting the award is Mrs. Betty Jo Heick. j Holding julep cups are Miss Janice Sturgeon, receiver of the Alumni Cup to the Outstanding Senior and Mr. Thom- as Buckner, winner of the Kirkpatrick Cup. On May 20, 1972 the graduating class of 1972—99 strong—attended the annual Alumni Banquet in the Fine Arts Cen- ter cafeteria. Being newly ordained members into one of the oldest such organizations in the state, if not the nation, the class had an opportunity to enjoy good food, meaningful speeches, watch loyal leaders in action, and just enjoy the fellowship. This truly added up to a night to remember for the seniors who attended! The 1922 graduating class at PHS observed its 50th anniversary at the banquet. In attendance were: Henry Clay, Mrs. R. B. McClure, Miss Gilbert Lavin, Miss Alice McClintock, Mrs. David Morton, Mrs. T. R. Fox, Reid Bishop, Mrs. Gene Lair, Miss Josephine Ewalt, Mrs. Woodrow Clark, Mrs. A. J. Glenn, Mrs. William Mclntire, Mrs. Clyde Robinson, Mrs. Ralph Dalton, Mrs. John C. Clay, Mrs. George Bruce Miller, John Williams. Mr. William T. McConnell, vice- president of the Senior Class, was elected vice-president of the Alumni Association. 74 V jiyvms JUNIORS Anna Allen David Allen Beth Anderson Steve Barnes Leslie Bishop Ricky Bishop Gonzella Black Ralph Black Robbie Boyle Kavin Brannock Cheryl Britton Gary Brown OFFICERS Robin Burns T reasurer Lisa Parker Secretary Eula Noel President Kathlene Hutsell Vice-President PARIS AOM. OFFICES Ophelia Brown Jimmy Brummet Robin Bums Fenice Calloway Kern Castle Marsha Clark Sabrina Clay Jamie Clough Patti Courtney Anita Craig Debbie Craig Chuck Craycraft Curtis Crump George Crutcher Vicki Earlywine 76 Lynn Fields Billy Fryer Phillip Garrard Clayton Gibbs Sherry Gillispie Bill Gingles Ruby Hamrick Vester Harwell David Hatton David Hudnall Teresa Humphries Kathlene Hutsell Karen Jackson Brenda Johnson Judy Johnson Princess Johnson Sheryl Johnson Vivian Johnson Rebecca Johnston Henry Kenney Paul Kenney Sarah Krekel Stanley Linville Donna Liter Chris Lotz Paul Mann Gary Marshall Jeff Martin Kathy McCarty Jennifer McClain Kathy McGlothin Cay McMillion Charles Miller Beverly Myers Edna Myers Ester Myers Maria Myers Eula Noel Lisa Parker Marvin Parker Charles Peters Ronald Poynter 77 Palsy Puckett Wiliene Ransom Deidra Reed Sheila Reed Sherri Rice Terry Rinesmith Sarah Roy June Ryan Molly Ryan Terry Sargent Ruby Saylor Mike Scott Tracy Sharp Joe Smart Reggie Snowden Mike Spivey Keith Taylor Randolph Thomas Thea Thomas Linda Thompson David Tubbs Dennis Vance Floyd Walton Carol Warmouth Robert Watkins Debbie Waugh Emma Wheeler George Wheeler Susie White Joy Williams Mike Woodall Owen Yocum Victoria Young 78 Kathy Aldridge Bill Alverson Brenda Baber Lillian Baker Darrell Banta Marie Berry Danny Biddle Larry Black Gary Bobenmoyer Suzanne Brannon Nick Brent Andy Brown Gene Chenault Janet Clark Cheryl Clevenger Jackie Combs Ricky Creech Karen Crooks Jack Crump Robert Downing Joyce Fields Kim Fields Kathy Floyd James Fomas Donna Franklin Sabrena Franklin David Graves Wheeler Gwaltney Steve Hawkins OFFICERS Karen Crooks President David Graves Vice-President Kathy Woodford Secretary Susan Six Treasurer 80 Timothy Hawkins Dwight Hill Kevin Howard Teresa Howard Debbie Johnson Lee Johnson Nancy Jones Lisa Kelly Albert Kemper Kassie Kenney Maria Kenney Paul Kenney Wesley King Kathy Kookendoffer Debbie Lee Patricia Link Gary Mattox Susan McElroy Tom Million Mary Murray Donzetta Myers Eddie Myers Sylvia Oliver Curtis Park Sidney Pearce Janice Pelfrey Almita Pierce Mike Purcell Pam Ransom Toni Reed Gardenia Richardson James Robinson Marilyn Scott Glenn Sharon Susan Six Regina Speaks 81 Joyce Spencer Scottie Spencer Larry Sturgill Marti Sutherland Don Thomas Sherri Thomas Tommy Tomlin Dana Trimble Clarence Trumbo Laura Tye Judy Vance Larry Wagoner Gil Walton Ollie Wilson Charles Woodall Kathy Woodford Tom Woods Shelby Young Jerry Zuniga FRESHMEN Mr. Shipp s Homeroom. First Row. I. to r.: J. Richardson. D. Mitchell, B Campbell. V. Robinson. D. Turner, B.Da- vis. T. Herrington. Second Row: R. Dufresne. J. Thomas. L Clay. J. Clough. K. Willoughby, E. Moore. T. Caines. V. Scott, M. Patton. G. Galbraith. Third Row: D. Moore. S. Mynear. R. Martin, S. Wagoner. R. Crumbie. D. Dow- ney. J. Rhyans. R. Smith, C. Williams, R. Culton. Mr. Klinefelter’s Homeroom. First Row, 1. tor.: J. Rice, M Black, J. Robinson, M. Baber. J. Marshall. W. Tye. L. Waugh, K. Feeback, P. Craycraft. Second Row; S. Delaney, L. Cook. S. Washington. N. Aldridge. A. Duffy, M. Wells, H. Woodall. K. Rhodus, S. Frederick. Third Row: C Dunn. F. Hadley, V. Green, S. Swinford, L. McMahan, J. Bell, T. Parsons, G. Smits, J. Sullivan, J. Greene. 83 Mrs. Johnson’s Homeroom, First Row, 1. tor.: R. Marks, B. Johnson, D. Oliver, R. Linville, E. Wells, M. Tipton, J. Tubbs, L. Jones. Second Row: M. Wells, J. Ishmael, R. Purcell. M. Humphrey, R. Krekel, J. Jones, C. Kemper. C. Marshall, E. Johnson. Third Row: N. Johnson, C. Rose, J. Lucas. E. Lotz, J. Lawrence, M. Humphrey, R. Jackson, L. Jackson. Mrs. Taylor’s Homeroom, First Row, I. to r. :E. Poston, T. Sauer, B. Johnson, D. Murray, P. Rice. C. Nutter. B. Prof- fitt, V. Cobb. Second Row: S. Tubbs, B. Miller, C Warfield, D. Parker, M. Fryer, D. Baker. Third Row: H. Royse, R. Gann, J. Culbertson, I. Spivey, M. Kendall, G. Cunningham, G. Arnold, S. Marcum. Fourth Row: B. Bussell, L Duffy. 84 Mr. Mifflin’s Homeroom, First Row. 1. tor.: S. Wilson. T. Coons, C. Frederick, K. Johnson. J. Pelfrey, L. Fields, C. Tubbs. K. Allen. C. Wagoner. Second Row: D. Gilkerson, V. Wess, E. Stout, K. McManaman, R. Beaton, K. Myers, B. Scott, J. Craven, R Danforth. Third Row: J Mann, T. Sauer, R. Woodall, G. Hughes, K. Marshall, R. Hudnall, B. Stacey, J. Crutcher, E. Ayers. B. Argo. THE GAME OF LIFE Band practice 6:00-7:30! Proceed with exhaustion. Basketball tournament Go directly for tickets 12 spaces. Popped your gum in hall. Choose Regret Card. Junior Senior Prom Your Homeroom had lOO o attendance. Listen for name in the bulletin. Caught in car at lunch. Back track two spaces. No hot pants to school! Sizzle ahead one space. JAIL SICK ROOM Senior Play practice 3:15 sharp. Go directly 4 spaces ahead. Congratulations you came to school today. Move ahead five spaces. You were caught TALKING. Take a Regret Card. Receive engagement ring from school. Junior Class Ring. Don't forget! Track meet today. Proceed 17 spaces. New member added to class. Go ahead 12 spaces to recuperate. Good times Bonus of two Friends BAD LUCK! You're fake excuse did not work. Go directly to JAIL. Mr. Anderson picked you radical of the year. Choose a Chance Card. Dropped books in hall—met new boy —go ahead 9 spaces. Do not collect success until you've conquered HOMEWORK and COM- MENCEMENT! CONGRATULA TIONS YOU MADE IT! The end of the beginning. Bum the midnight oil for exams. Scorching Experience! Football pep rally today. Scream jump ahead 5 spaces. Blew up Chemistry room and spilt acid on leg. Hobble back 5 spaces. Commencement time is near. Pass out your name cards. . . . AT P.H.S. 86 START Mrs. Dana Smith --Latin Mr. Robert Turner--History Miss Betsy Woodford—French Mrs. Kenny Roseberry--English Miss Sandra K. Perkins—Phys. Ed. Mr. Fred Rose—Special Education Mrs. Florence Bushnell—Home Economics Mr. Homer Goins--Coach, Psy.-Soc. Mrs. Emily Biddle—Biology Miss Juanita Sutherland—Mathematics 2=l I I I ra Q w CZEZ3 ‘ ' 1 I i: ii up 3 n D ? i 9 ( Hr cp rP r PARIS HIGH SCHO Mr. Paul Polly--Superintendent Mr. William Reed-Asst. Principal Mrs. Frank Scott--Counselor Mr. Robert Anderson--Principal 88 Mr. Thomas A. Siwicki--Music Mrs. Cleta Polly--Commerce Mr. Jim Shipp--Special Education Mrs. Wanda Richard—Commerce Mr. Albert Ryle--Mathematics Mrs. Marium T. Williams--English Mrs. Anna L. Johnson-Home Economics Mrs. Nannie L. Steele—Librarian Mr. Larry Klinefelter—Science Mrs. Fonda Taylor--English Mr. Charlie Mifflin--Industrial Arts Mrs. Sarah Forsythe—Mathematics Mrs. Freda P. Walters—Art Mr. Earl Redwine—Driver Education, Coach FEARLESS FACULTY “FOTOS” It's quieter out here! Now, Listen. . Sone of these students! ! ” Is that one of ours? I've earned every penny of this paycheck !! Who put bubble gum in this drawer? My mind's like a SIEVE!!! 90 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS ALDRIDGE, RONNIE: PHS ALLEN, JO ETTA: Art Club 3; Business Club 3,4, Vice- Pres. 4; Latin Club 2; Speech Club 1,4; Whoopers 2,3; Photographer for Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Paris- onnaires 3,4; Secretary of Sr. Class; Girls' State. BABER, JOHNNY: Art Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; French Club 2; Whoopers 1; Parisonnaires 3,4; Senior Play 4. BARR, ROBBIE: Art Club 4; Senior Play 4; Football 1,2, 3,4, 110 5 Award in Football 3, Best Offensive Lineman Award in Football 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Outstanding Teen- ager of America 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Hustlin Hound Award, Best Defensive Award, 1972 Co-Captain. BOWEN, SHARON: Art Club 3,4; Business Club 3,4; La- tin Club 2; Whoopers 1,2; Senior Play 4. BRACK, MIKE: Art Club 1,2; French Club 1; Whoopers 1; Vice-Pres. Art Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Senior Award for Football 4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2,3,4. BRANNOCK, SHEILA: Beta Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 1; French Club 2; Whoopers 1,2,3; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Majorette 1,2,3. BRANNON, REBECCA: Beta Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Speech 1,4; NFL 4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; President 4; Homecoming Princess 2, 3. BUCHANAN, GAYLE: Art Club 3,4; French 2,3. BULLOCK, PHYLLIS: Track 1,2; English II Award. BURRELL, DEBORAH: Whoopers 1,2,3,4; Girls Track 1,2. BUSSELL, PAULA: Business Club 3,4; President 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Sec. -Treasurer 3; President 4; French Club 3; Whoopers 1,2; Parisian Staff 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. CALLOWAY, JANETTE: PHS CHENAULT, ROBERT: Art Club 3,4; Business Club 4; French Club 4; Speech 4; Whoopers 1,2,3,4; Vice Presi- dent; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Parisian Staff 4; Football Manager 1; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; English Award 3. CLARK, STEPHEN: French Club 3. CONNER, JAMES: Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1,2. COSBY, RODNEY: PHS COURTNEY, JAMES: Whoopers 1; Parisonnaires 4; Foot- ball 1; Baseball 1,2. CROSSFIELD, GAYLE: Art Club 4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 2; Whoopers 1,2; Basketball 1,2. CRUMBIE, PAULA: Beta Club 2,3,4; President 4, Treas- urer 3; Business Club 3,4; Secretary 3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3, Treasurer 3; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; NFL 2, 3, 4; Parisian Staff 4; Assistant Edi- tor; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Outstanding Amer- ican High School Student 3; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Latin I, English I, English II, Drama 3 Awards. CRUTCHER, LEE: Art Club 3; Speech Club 4; Football 1; English n Award. 92 CULTON, LILLIAN: Business Club 3,4; French Club 3; English III Award. CUMMINS, LU ANN: Business Club 4; French Club 2; Band 1,2. DAUGHERTY, BETSY: Beta Club 2,3,4; French Club 2, 3; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; NFL 4; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Award 2. DOHAHUE, JIM: French 2. DOWNEY, MIRANDA : Art Club 3; Whoopers 1, 2; Track 1. DRAY, ROBERT: Driver’s Education Award 2. DUFFY, BENJAMIN: Business Club 3; Speech 4; Whoopers 1; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 4; Track 2. FLORENCE, WILLIAM: Art Club 4; Business Club 3; French 1; Whoopers 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 4. FLETCHER, PAM: Art Club 3; Business Club 3.4; Latin 2; Whoopers 1,2; Parisian Staff 4. FREDERICK, WANDA: F.H.A. 1.2; Whoopers 3. GAINES, WILLIAM: Latin 2; French 1; Whoopers 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Baseball 2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Kentucky Youth Conference 2; Boys State 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Rebound Award, Best free throw Award, Most Valu- able Player Award, 1972 Co-Captain in Basketball. GALBREATH, CATHY: PHS GRAVES, LARRY T. : Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin 2; French Club 2; Basketball 1; Track 2. HAFLEY, JR., WILLIAM: French 3. HAGAN, TERRY M.: Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Speech 2,3,4; NFL 2,3,4; Whoopers 1; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3; Senior Play 4; Parison- naires 2,3,4; Boys' State 3; World Affairs Institute Dele- gate, Member of American Society of Outstanding High School Students. HAMILTON, SHARON: Art Club 3; Business Club 4; F.H.A. 2, 3,4; French Club 3; Whoopers 1,4. HAMRICK, CAROL: Art Club 3; Business Club 4; F. H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, Sec. -Treasurer 4; Whoopers 1; Parisian Staff 4; Home Economics Award 1. HARNEY, ANGELA : Art Club 3; Business Club 3,4; Speech 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Whoopers 1,2; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Band 4; Track 1; Girls Softball 1. HARRIS, GINA: Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Speech 1; Whoopers 1; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4, Ass't. Editor 3, Editor 4; Flag Girl 1,2; Majorette 3,4, Captain of Majorette Squad 4; Who's Who Among High School Seniors; Homecoming Princess 3, Homecoming Queen 4; Treasurer of Freshman Class. HENDERSON, JAMES: French Club 2; Whoopers 1; Foot- ball 1; Parisonnaires 4. HENRY, LARRY: PHS HOWARD, BARBARA : Whoopers 2; Band 3,4; Softball 1,2. HOWARD, LENA: F.H.A. 1; Whoopers 2,3,4. HUTSELL, LORA : Business Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; Whoopers 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi- Lites 3,4; Track 4; Civics Award 1. JACKSON, COLLETTE: PHS JOHNSON, NANCY KAY: Art Club 3; Business Club 4; French Club 2. JOHNSON, ROBERT: Art Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; Whoopers 2,3. KENNEY, JERRY: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track 1. 93 KOOKENDOFFER, JAMIE: Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Whoopers 1,2; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 3,4; Football 1; Baseball 2,3,4. LANTER, BEVERLY: Art Club 3; Business Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; French Club 3; Whoopers 1,2; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Typing Award 3. LAWRENCE, DIANE: Business Club 4; Parisian Staff 4. LAWRENCE, WILLIAM: Business Club 4; Latin Club 2, Whoopers 1. LINK, CAROLYN: Business Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisian Staff 4; Parisonnaires 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; English Award 3. LONG, GARY: PHS LUCKY, KITTY: Art Club 4; Business Club 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4, Reporter 4; Latin Club 2; Whoopers 1,2; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Alternate for Girl's State 3. MARSH, LUCY A.: Beta Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4; La- tin Club 2; French 3,4, President 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; English Award 1,2; Biology Award 2; Ad- vanced Biology Award 3; U.S. History Award 3. MARSHALL, TRUDY: Business Club 3,4; F. H. A. 1; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Speech Club 4; NFL 4; Whoopers 1,2,3; Softball 1; Parisian Staff 4. McCONNELL, WILLIAM T.: Beta Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Whoopers 1,2,3; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Most Improved Player, 1970, Best Defensive Lineman 1970, 1971, Co-Captain 1971; Kiwanis Leadership Award, 1971; All-State; All-CKC; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball Pitcher 1971; Drafting Award 3; Delegate to Juniors Conference. McKEE, ALAN: Basketball 4. mckinney, dennis: phs MOORE, ROWENA: Art Club 3; Business Club 4; Speech4; Basketball 4; Track 1,2,4; Whoopers 1,2,3; Senior Play 4. OLDSON, SHARON: Art Club 3; Business Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; French Club 2; Whoopers 1,2; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites 4; Senior Play 4; Majorette 1,2,3,4. OLIVER, DAVID: Whoopers 1; Basketball 1, Football 1,2, 3; Senior Football Award. OLIVER, DELLA: Track 1. PATTERSON, SHARON: Business Club 3; French Club 3; Whoopers 2,3; Parisian Staff 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Track 4. PENNEY, AUDERY NONA: Art Club 4, Treasurer; Parisian Staff 4; Softball 1. RANKIN, IRENE: Art Club 1; Business Club 4; Speech 1; Hi-Lites Staff 1,2; Whoopers 1,2,3. REED, WILLIAM: Whoopers 1. REYNOLDS, MELVIN: Business Club 3; Senior Play 4; Band 1,2,3,4. RICE, CAROLYN: Whoopers 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Soft- ball 1,2. RYAN, ROBERT: Beta Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Latin 2; French Club 3; Parisian Staff 4; Parisonnaires 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1,2; Boy's State 3; Driver Award 3. SANDERS, KATHY: Art Club 3,4; Business Club 4; French Club 3. SANDERS, KENNETH: Art Club 4; Beta Club 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Whoopers 1,2; Public Speaking Award 2. SARGENT, LARRY: Baseball 3. SAYLOR, DOROTHY: Art Club 4. 94 SHANNON, GARY: PHS SINGLETON, ANGELA : Art Club 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Latin 2; French 3; Whoopers 1,2; Hi- Lites Staff 4; English II Award; P.E. I Award. SIWICKI, JIM: Beta Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Speech 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; NFL 3,4; Whoopers 1; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 3,4; English II Award. SIWICKI, THOMAS: Beta Club 2, 3,4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 2; French 3; Speech 1,2,3,4; NFL 4; Whoopers 4; Editor of Parisian; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; English Award 2; Chemistry Award 3; Outstanding Amer- ican High School Student 4. SIX, KATHY: Art Club 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Whoopers 1,2; Hi-Lites Staff 4. SLADE, GAYLE: Art Club 3, French Club 2,3; Band 2,3. SMITH, ANGELA: Art Club 3,4; Business Club 3; Whoopers 2,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 4; Band 1,2, 3.4, President 4; Track 1. SMITH, LELAND: Business Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Parisonnaires 3; Super- ior in drum competition. SNOWDEN, KATHY: Business Club 3,4; French Club 3; Speech 4; Whoopers 1,2,3; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Basketball 4; Track 2,4; Softball 2.3.4. SPONSIL, MIKE: Whoopers 1; Football 1,2; Basketball 1. STANFIELD, JAMES: Baseball 3,4. STANFIELD, JAMES: Baseball 3,4. STURGEON, JANICE: Beta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 2, Secretary 2; French Club 3; Speech 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; NFL 2,3,4; Whoopers 1,2; Parisian Staff Assistant Editor 4; Hi-Lites 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Class Secre- tary 1,2,3; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Out- standing American High School Students 3,4; Girls' State 3; Science Award, English Award 1,2; French I Award; Geometry Award; Chemistry Award; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Club 2; French Club 3; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Parisonnaires 2,4; Typing Award 3; Girls' State Delegate; Homecoming Princess 1, 3; Sewing Contest Winner 2,4. TAYLOR, TIM: Art Club 4; French Club 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; DAR Good Citi- zenship Award 1; All-State Basketball; Class Officer 2,3; Greyhound Leadership Award 4; 1972 Co-Captain Foot- ball. THOMPSON, JEFF: Beta Club 2,3; Latin Club 2, Vice- President 2; Whoopers 1,2; Parisonnaires 3; Football 1,2, 3,4, All-State All-CKC 1970-1971; Basketball 1,2,3, 4, All Tournament Team Bluegrass Invitational 1970; Baseball 1,2, 3,4, All CKC 1969, 1970; Class Officer- Vice President 1, President 2, Vice-President 3; Grey- hound Leadership Award, Most Assists Award, Co-Cap- tain, in Basketball 4. TOBIN, STEVE: Art Club 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Whoopers 1,2; Parisonnaires 3,4; Senior Play 4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3; President of Senior Class. TUBBS, DIANA: Art Club 3,4; Whoopers 4, President 4; Social Science Award 3; Geography Award I. TUBBS, WALFINA: Art Club 4. TUCKER, DENISE: Business Club 4. WAGONER, BEVERLY: F.H.A. 4; Whoopers 1, 2, 3, 4; Drivers Education Award 3. 95 TATE, KATHY: Business Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Latin WITHROW, DEBBIE: Art Club 3,4; Business Club 4; F.H.A. 1; French Club 4; Whoopers 1,4. WORTHINGTON, BARBARA: Beta Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Latin Club 2; Business Club 3,4; French Club 3, Presi- dent 3; NFL 2,3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Whoopers 1,2, 3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff; Senior Play 4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Captain 2,4; English Award 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Algebra II Award; Geometry Award; Biology Award; Latin II Award; Chem- istry Award; Girls State 3; Homecoming Princess 1,3; Outstanding American High School Student 3,4; Senate Youth Program Candidate 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 3; Who's Who 4; 1970 Recreational Bowl Queen. WASSON, JOAN: Art Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Business Club 3; Latin Club 2; Whoopers 1,2. WATKINS, PAM: PHS. WAUGH, BONNIE: Business Club 4; Whoopers 4. WESS, CAROLYN: F.H.A. 1.2,3,4; Whoopers 1,2,3.4; Basketball 2, Track 4. WILLIAMS, MARSHA: Business Club 3; Whoopers 1,2; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; English II Award; Home- coming Princess 1. WILLMOTT, BETTY: Beta Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Speech 1; Whoopers 1; Par- isian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Cheer- leader 1; Band 1,2,3,4. 96 PfiTUdjts Our Associates Are Employed Solely For Their Potential And Advanced Solely On Their Job Performance . . . LC ON T R ACTING Corporation AWS(KfWTUCKY We Offer. . . EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AND EQUAL ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITY Compliments of Compliments of WPDE AM—FM SMITH'S DOLLAR AND DISCOUNT STORE Eighth Main St. Tony Johnson's ASHLAND SERVICE STATION All Mechanic Work 16th Main 987-3401 LUCKY BROTHERS, INC. Compliments of Bob—Jack—George—Bill WOLLSTEIN'S A P COMPANY Congratulations 1972 Graduates PARIS WHOLESALE CARPET 111 W. 8th Street Paris, Kentucky 98 tasteefrecz Good Luck From HOMER’S “The little place with big Hospitality” MAIN ST. MARKET Ed Meadows—Charlie Nichols Prop. Fresh Cut Meats—National Brand Groceries Free Parking in the Rear Compliments of PARIS STOCKYARDS, INC. Paris, Kentucky BETTY JO DENTON HEICK AND STAFF OF BOURBON COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Compliments of MURRAY'S SUPER VALUE Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 99 BUSSELL’S T.V. APPLIANCES Whirlpool HUNT'S PHILLIPS 66 Lexington Road 987-9900 Curtis Mathes 714 Main Street Paris, Ky. 987-4074 Factory Authorized Service Compliments of PARIS MONUMENT WORKS Paris. Ky. 987-2580 SHRIVER'S DRV CLEANING LAUNDRY Compliments of BOURBON AGRICULTURE BANK TRUST CO. “The Bank of Service” Two Locations Main Street Lexington Road 920 Main Street Compliments of DIMECO 716 Main Street Paris, Kentucky Compliments of BRUNSWICK BOURBON BOWL “Your Family Fun Center Special Rates for Junior Bowlers Paris, Kentucky 987-3161 UlUflAUjick 100 987-4080 SOUTH MAIN TEXACO “Trust your car to the man who wears the star Compliments of GRAPETTE BOTTLING CO. and WHISTLE STOP POP SHOP Paris, Ky. 80 E. Main 987-3701 Compliments of HAMILTON SHOE CO., INC. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Name Brand Shoes 987-3685 Paris, Ky. HINTON-TURNER FUNERAL HOME INC. John H. Butler Bruce H. Forsythe Robert A. Caywood Raymond E. Turner 987-1555 PATE S SHELL SERVICE STATION ‘‘Old or new, your car receives our special attention” 338 East Main 987-4135 Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors FULLINGTON'S, INC. “it’s finger-lickin’ good” C U 1—4— S....... 146 South Main Paris, Ky. 987-6044 Compliments of FARMER’S TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Paris, Kentucky Home Owned and Home Operated 618 Main Paris, Ky. Your Family Apparel Store Also, a complete line of men’s formal rentals 101 Compliments of QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE Your High Performance Center Compliments of Second High St. Paris, Ky. George Royce, Owner DR. AND MRS. A. MICHAEL THORNTON Compliments of Compliments of DAY S LAUNDROMAT West 7th Street Paris, Kentucky 509 Main KENTUCKY UTILITIES CO. GLEN'S DRUG STORE Compliments of Paris, Ky. A tax paying member of the community MARCUM BARBERING AND HAIRSTYLING FARRIS STUDIO PORTRAITS LERMANS 701-705 Main Street Paris, Ky. 987-3232 “Your Family Department Store” WILSON PRESCRIPTION CENTER Lexington Road 987-1257 Paris, Ky. @Vs Commercial Photographing Framing Film Developing 512 Main 987-4736 Paris, Ky. 102 Clarence Moore Compliments of FARMERS SUPPLY INC. CAROUSEL BEAUTY SALON Lexington Road Starlight Motel Paris, Ky. 987-4517 Compliments CHAS. P. COOK AND CO. of S. S. Pierce and S W Fine Foods Old Kentucky Hams LANTER AND WHITE MOTOR CO. 987-1320 987-1321 8th and High St. Pontiac Paris, Ky. Congratulations from MC KINNEY'S SOUTHSIDE SHELL SERVICE 1450 Main Compliments of HANSLEY INC. A Good Place to Work” (SnOrMfiit 6Wff US! SID!EUTIAIIC! 103 A Good School A Good Student Body A Good Faculty THE A. J. WINTERS CO. Paris Jewelers Since 1885 BOURBON HARDWARE CO. “Everything in Hardware” 400 Main Paris, Ky. 40361 LYKINS JONES SHOES Your headquarters for Bass, Weejuns, and other famous brands. “Bring this ad into the store and receive a 10% discount on a purchase of a pair of shoes of your choice. =7V THOMAS WOODFORD CO., INC. Paris, Ky. 987-2380 Complete Real Estate Service DOWNTOWN AQUARIUM AND PET SHOP 8 Track Tape Center 611 Main Street McConnell AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS Paris, Ky. Lexington 987-3212 252-2018 Compliments of BLUE GRASS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 600 High Street 104 Compliments of Compliments of Richard E. Coe THE BALDWIN HOTEL COE OIL SERVICE, INC. Shell Oil Products 987-5600 ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. “National Advertised Brands at Discount Prices'' 712 Main St. Paris, Ky. Home of Campbell's Homemade Opera Creams and Sugar Delicacies Wedding Cakes—A Specialty “We sell happiness: Candy” 987-5352 Compliments of DAUGHERTY PAINT AND SUPPLY 436 Main 987-3393 LANTER'S ARCO STATION 200 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 987-9984 Sporting Goods Glidden Paints SPIVEY'S Records 525 Main Street Best Wishes From BLUEGRASS BODY SHOP BLUEGRASS INDUSTRIES INC. ‘‘Bluegrass has a future for you” Paris, Kentucky 40361 Mt. Sterling, Kentucky 40353 105 Carlisle, Kentucky 40311 Cynthiana, Kentucky 41031 DURA CORPORATION Paris Division Subsidiary of Walter Kidde Company, Inc. CUMMINS LT SAM CUMMINS Chevrolet—Buick—Opel 987-4345 Compliments of Compliments of PEOPLES DEPOSIT BANK TRUST CO. DAVIS FUNERAL HOME —since 1848— Karl Lusk, Sr. Karl Lusk, Jr. k iuu i i Congratulations to the seniors of '72 J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. M MOVlOiO IN TMf BANKING ACT 0� 4JI The values are here everyday. THE NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY Paris, Ky. Two Convenient Locations To Serve You Compliments of ARDERY DRUG COMPANY CHAS. YOUNG POST NO. 165 American Legion 846 Lylesville St. Paris, Ky. We Deliver Main Seventh Paris, Ky. 107 PATRONS CAUDILL JEWELERS WATCH REPAIR CONVENIENT FOOD MART BURDEN'S RESTAURANT CITIZEN—ADVERTISER NORA S CUT CURL BEAUTY SALON OVERBY'S RESTAURANT MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO HURLEY CAB BOURBON DRIVE-IN THEATRE FORD CO. MODEL DRESS SHOP E. J. MARTYN COMMUNITY CENTER DAY'S JEWELERS MARTYN-HURLEY FUNERAL HOME TOWN COUNTRY SHOP SMART'S GULF BRENT'S ANTIQUES DIANE'S BEAUTY BARR CLIFTON MARKET E. K. RICE SMITS' GREENHOUSES 108 We sincerely hope that this 50th edition of the PARISIAN has captured some of the prize moments in the lives of the seniors in the 1972 graduating class. This published record will prove to be a prized reference over the years to look back and remember —the last test studied, the last book opened, the last dress made, the last note played, the last points scored, or the last lock opened. Perhaps no one knows better the countless hours that go into the production of a yearbook than our sponsor, Mrs. Stanley Richard. She has taken a keen interest in the yearbook and has been an INVALU- ABLE AID. It is with deep grati- tude to you, Mrs. Richard, that we express a heartfelt thank you! There is nothing we can give you which you have not; but there is much that while we cannot give you can take. No heaven can come to us unless our hearts find rest in today . . . TAKE HEAVEN. The gloom of the world is but a shadow; behind it, yet within reach is joy . . . TAKE JOY. And so at this time, we greet you with the prayer that for you, now and forever, the day breaks and the shadows flee away . . . 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