Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

Dedication As years, decades, and centuries pass, many types of people walk upon our earth. Every human being aspires to have the qualities of love, sincerity, and happiness, but few of us ever achieve this height. There is one person, however, who with her never-ending enthu- siasm has left an enduring impression in the minds and hearts of every student who has known her. _ Mrs. Stanely Richard, Jr., who has been teaching at Paris High School for fifteen years, has taught business math, accounting, shorthand, office practice, typing, and general bus- iness. For many years she has been the yearbook sponsor, each year striving for new ideas and always being successfully creative. She also serves as Junior Prom sponsor and through her guidance each one has been a memorable event. Mrs. Richard also is a Junior homeroom teacher. Her many philosophies and ideas toward the teaching profession are now touching the lives of other students because of her involvement in the student teaching program. Her effectiveness as a faculty member of Paris High School is a result of her desire to see each student become a productive citizen of his community. She has shown her full dedication to our school and so, with sincere appreciation, we, the Annual Staff of 1975 dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Richard. Oh for o hook and a shady nook, 4 5 It ith the green leaves whispering overhead Or the street cries all about 7 I ir Kiialiti Where I may read all at my ease e neu §•� Local banks will h ? 1 J gold only or Gold, the precious v- which men ha� centuries Ao V . anks i I '• deal ...ore than j� � oank e indicated today in the metal. said it could be w - said it could oe ?s. t) aK.iOUf orderr At� Pari bank . develop sp “Of course p v, amounts in a safe deffe. Perkins continued. We w. to order gold through another larg- bank, but we have no plans to broker u ourselves Response at the People s Deposit Bank and Trust Co was similar, with Joe Allen, executive vice president, indicating customers could go through the bank in ordering If I had a customer that wanted gold I would go to a city bank. he explained But as I understand it there are only two firms ...al gold • ing cankers agreed that corners bought the metal they „aid urge them to be extremely careful Perkins said. “I would advise people not to put more money into it than they can afford to lose He predicted gold would be just a topic of conversation and most citizens who purchased it would just buy a small quantity so they could say they owned gold Perkins further predicted that after •he first six months the price and -� d on gold would stabilize ’ V warning people that this •� ve.” Allen noted ! � et stuck -'•tuetance qh required, metal In aau.. because of the natui high possibility of fraud in Allen concluded. I really hau it (putting gold on the market). We h« . it under control for so long it feels like we’re giving something away. Is better to me than gold. II SCHOOL The Regional Champions Despite two heart-breaking regular season losses, the 'Hounds hustled through what was supposed to be a rebuilding year and went all the way to the State semi-finals. This super effort has to be attributed to a combination of factors: a talented and never-say-die team, a seasoned coaching staff including Paris football alumni, and an enthusiastic school and community. The team consist of: 1st row: C. Wess, P. Parker, C. Coons, H. Coburn, L. Martin, T. Bolton, A. Watson, D. Parker, S. Beheler, B. Spencer, E. Johnson. 2nd row, mgr. J. Coburn, M. Woods, R. Smith, K. Duvall, G. Coons, P. Floyd, M. Withrow, B. Watson, J. Johnson, T. Creasey, K. Stiles, mgr. R. Wasson, asst, coach R. Russell. 3rd row: asst, coach C. Trumbo, W. Wilder, M. Kendall, G. Rice, K. Lewis, J. Duvall, M. Withrow, E. Young, J. Murray, W. McKinney, C. Mitchell, M. Cubine, asst, coach J. Shipp. 4th row: asst, coach B. McConnell, asst, coach T. Blunk, asst, coach F. Rose. B. Bussell, L. Duffy, R. Hudnall, R. Smith, M. White, W. Parker, R. Crumbie, J. Mann, T. Parsons, R. Martin, Head Coach H. Goins. 1974 Varsity Record Paris Opponent Score 15 Garrard County 7 20 Harrison County 12 FikWort r' 8 Head Coach Homer Goins, Ralph Russell, Terry Blunk, Bill T. McConnell, Fred Rose, Jim Shipp, and Clarence Trumbo. 12 Pride of '75 Seniors--left to right: Carl Williams, Ricky Hudnall, Richard Crumbie, Mike Kendall, Jerry Mann, Terry Par- sons, Larry Clay, Raymond Smith, Bill Bussell, Robert Martin. The regional champs of 1974 at PHS were headed by ten seniors who provided the leadership and guidance required of a championship team. Also required was the 110% play dis- played by the all-staters. 13 Highlights of the Gridiron Football at Paris! It's a boost for the school. It creates that tingling, exciting impatience for a Friday night and its activities. The band is playing our kind of music, the crowd is roaring, and the game becomes more urgent than any matter at that moment. The upper, left hand cor- ner picture shows an adversary com- pletely snowed under by four or more Greyhounds. That's enthusiasm— that’s football at Paris. 14 t ' m m William R. Argo The sunshine brings a great deal of joy. Gary L. Arnold Security is earned through experience. Victoria Green Berry The friends of my friends are my friends. Donna Marie Baker Every artist writes his own autobio- graphy. Nancy Jo Aldridge A cheery Hello to all you meet makes life more enjoyable. Robert Dean Allen Each man has it in him to make a change. William Burton Bussell Some injuries are difficult to under- stand, but are God's will for develop- ming a better person. Larry Paul Clay Friendship only takes an outstretched hand. Jeffrey Clay Clough We make a ladder of our vices, if we trample those same vices underfoot. Virginia Louise Cook For a breath of ecstacy, give all you have been or could be. Paul Norton Craycraft Jr. O world. I cannot hold thee close enough. Joe Davis Culbertson A wise man knows everything! Richard Lee Crumbie Jr. I feel we have respect for one another. Ricky Dale Culton Let me live by the side of the road and be a friend to man. Trina Ann Coons Happiness is contagious! Jeffrey Crutcher Premeditation is the surest enemy I know. Robert Reese Downing Come when you're looked for, or come without warning. 21 Deborah Lynn Farris Cheryl Marie Dunn Each of us was made by God and some of us grew tall. The quality of mercy is not strained. Laura Louise Fields Hear the other side of the story, there may be another right answer. 22 Irvin Douglas Gilkerson, Jr. It is good to be honest and true. Bobbie King Hudnall The mote we love, the better we are. Richard Lee Hudnall We are what we are and all that is, is us. Fred Willis Hadley Life isn't so hard that victory cannot overcome difficulties. Teresa Kay Herrington A true friend, always there to lend a helping hand. Mona Doreen Humphrey A person full of fun and spirit will al- ways epjoy life. 23 Bobbi Yvonne Johnson Rodney C. Jackson Seek to improve yourself each day. Kathy Lynn Johnson Take the gentle path. A wise man learns from his mistakes. Noah Johnson Let me grow to my fullest, preserving to the last all good in mankind. Edmund Johnson, III Jolly be he who is never offended. Kay Myers Jones Think of the importance of friendship in the education of men. 24 Michael R. Kendall Crystal Kemper Everybody has the answers or they'll make them up for you. I know not whether our names will be immortal, I am sure our friendship will. Ruth Anne Krekel Strive to be thyself. Leslie Todd Lester I am what I am. Eric Preston Lotz There is nothing to fear about tomor- row except the coming of another day. Rita Gaye Linville Love renders a happy heart. 25 Billy Joe Lucas Take life day to day, try to under- stand not only your fellow man, but yourself as well. Jerry Allen Mann Like all else, practice develops skill. Stanley Marcum Choose a path in life that you are hap- py with. 26 Laura McMahan Robert Lee Martin Teach me half the gladness the brain must know. The language of friendship is not words, but meaning. Destry Allen Moore We never know the true value of friends. Eleanor Elizabeth Moore Always look at the brighter side of life and your personality will be the same. Patti Ann Myers A lovely smile is like a revelation. Dana Marie Murray Silence is a conversation of thought. 27 Dale Rene Parker Dreams can be illusions in the mind. Charisse Suzanne Nutter Laughter is the key to happiness! Donna Jean Oliver Friendships multiply joys, and divide griefs. Mary Jean Patton Know where you’re going before you begin. Small thoughts widen and stretch out in my head. Terry Lee Parsons A pply yourself and you wi 11 accompli sh a great deal. Shirrell Bruce Mynear Holly Joyce Pelfrey If we should wait, we would learn noth- ing. Katherine Allen Rankin The sunny side of man, is what makes him worth seeking. Richard Ray Purcell Happiness can be as abundant as the grains of salt if your life is worth- while. John Andre Rhyans 1 am what I am, a single man. Rebecca Ann Proffitt A friendly smile will chase your wor- ries away. Kendall Ray Rhodus Make the most of your life while you can still enjoy yourself. 29 30 Barbara Ann Scott Let some of us be happy, there's few enough as is. Vernona Janette Scott Loveliness is a trait only for a queen. Glenn Allen Sharon One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and be understood. Raymond Howard Smith, Jr. If you are to hit the mark you must aim a little higher. George Robert Smits Isaac Spivey A big man is a small man who strives harder. Virtue alone is true nobility. 31 Emma Jane Stout A penny for your thoughts, won't buy the first syllable today. Judy Ann Tubbs Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely. 3J Selma Kay Watkins My heart is warm with the friends I make. Cathy Michele Wagner Peacefulness comes to all who look. Florence Elaine Wells Sometimes I feel I've always been just passing through, but still I'm glad to have the chance. Larry Wayne Waugh For me old habits don't break easily. Mark Edward Wells Those of us who walk in light must help the ones in darkness up. 33 Annette Louise Wheeler Venita D. Wess Laughter makes life worth living for. Keith Willoughby Thoughts you have reflect the inner self. Be a friend, the rest will follow. Carl Ray Williams Just once I 'd like to hear a brand new question. 34 Superintendent of Paris City School System Mr. Paul W. Polly Mrs. Edward Sutherland Title I Director It t ■m Mrs. Merle Lawson Secretary to Superintendent Paris City School Board of Education--Standing, left to right: Mr. Robert Thompson, Mr. Edward Sutherland, Mrs. Robert Caywood, Mr. James Coons, Mr. Elwood Parker and Mr. William Woodford. Seated: Dr. J. P. Shipp. 35 Ernest M. Trosper Principal Paris High School B. A.--Union College, M. A.--East Tennessee State University This great country of ours stands at a crucial turning point in its history. Two hundred years ago our founding fathers stood at similar crossroads. They ultimately resolved to stake everything on a handful of ideas. Today we are called upon to maintain and improve those ideas. Let us put our trust in individual initiative and in the participation of each individual citizen. I invite you to share the vision of your forefathers and to lend your time, your energy, and your spirit to the work that lies ahead. B.S. —Kentucky State University, M. A. —University of Kentucky As I reflect over my years of teaching in the Paris City School System, they have been rewarding; therefore, I have nothing but a bouquet of roses for the administration, members of the professional staff, secretaries, students, and citizens of this community. Mrs.Tommy Boardman Secretary William B. Reed Assistant Principal Paris High School 36 Mrs. William Dyke man B.A., Georgetown College Health and Physical Education Cheerleading Sponsor and Gymnastics Coach Mrs. George Forsythe B.A., Transylvania University Math 10, Pre-Algebra Mr. Homer Goins B.A., University of Kentucky M.A., Morehead State Univer- sity Psy.-Soc., Health and Physical Education, Head Football Coach Paris High Faculty At Leisure Mrs. Joe Fritsch B.S., Morehead State Universi- ty Home Economics, F.H.A. Club 37 Mr. David Randolph M. A., University of Kentucky B.S., Eastern Kentucky Uni- versity U.S. History, U.S. Govern- ment, Economics, Head Bas- ketball Coach Mrs. Stanley Richard, Jr. A B., University of Kentucky Business Education, Yearbook Sponsor Mrs. George Johnson M.S., Ohio State University M.S., University of Kentucky B.S., Spelman College Biology and Home Economics Mrs. Paul Polly M.A., Eastern Kentucky Uni- versity; B.S., Berea College Business Education, Business Club 38 Mr. William Fred Rose A.B., Morehead State Univer- sity Special Education, Human Re- lations, Assistant Football Coach, Head Baseball COach Mr. Ralph Russell B.S., Morehead State Univer- sity; M. A., Morehead State University Driver and Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach Mrs. Clay Roseberry A.B., Randolph-Macon Wom- an's College English and Public Speaking, Speech Club and Senior Play Director Mr. Albert Ryle B.S., Morehead State Univer- sity Math 9, World Geography, World History, American His- tory, Whoopers Club Mrs. Frank Scott M.A., University of Kentucky B.A., University of Kentucky Ed.S., University of Kentucky Counselor 39 Mr. James P. Shipp, Jr. B.S., Western Kentucky Uni versity Special Education, Assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach Mr. Thomas Siwicki B.M., De Paul University M.A., University of Kentucky Music Theory, Music Appreci- ation, Band Director, Choral Group Mrs. Bert Smith A.B., Kentucky Wesleyan Col- lege English, Freshman Speech Coach Mrs. Eddie Sosby B.A., University of Kentucky Librarian, Newspaper Sponsor Mrs. William Stamler B.S., University of Tennessee M.S., University of Tennessee Biology and Chemistry Miss Juanita Sutherland M. M., University of South Carolina B.A., Georgetown College Algebra I, II, Geometry, Trig and Calculus 41 Mrs. Ken Williams B.A., Muskingum College Latin I, II, English, Latin Club Miss Betsy Brooks Woodford A.B., University of Kentucky French 1, n, English, French Club Mrs. Dave Williams A B., Transylvania University M.A., Memphis State Univer- sity English, Beta Club Administrative Personnel Mrs. William Daugherty Director of Pupil Personnel B S., George Peabody Col- lege, M.A., University of Mr. James Dickerson Kentucky Supervisor of Instruction B.S., Campbellsville Col- lege, M.A., Western Ken- tucky University Mrs. William Stiles Homebound Instructor A.B., University of Ken- tucky 42 43 Juniors Class Officers Joe Zuniga—President Robbin Wilkerson—Vice-President Dana Williams--Secretary Eugene Johnson--Treasurer Kim Parker--Student Council Jeff Ricky Robbie Anna Kim Jon Billy Abner Allen Anderson Atkinson Bailey Beaton Biddle Charles Kim Donnie Cheryl Joe Kenneth Gilbert Brown Bryant Buckler Bussell Calloway Cassity Chenault Jeff Clark Rita Craig Debra Crooks Phyllis Crooks Patricia Crumbie Diana Crutcher Mark Cubine 44 Tina William Johnny Eileen Nanette Kevin Hart Davis Davis Duvall Farchmin Fields Fitzwater Forsythe Benita Brent Leisa Gains Garrison Graves Reinette Allen Jada Danny Green Griggs Gwaltney Hamrick Vincent Mark Mark Walter Wayne Sharon Debbie Hawkins Heflin Henry Hess Howard Hurst Hutchison James Jackson Kathy Jackson Eugene Johnson Ricky Johnson Robert Timothy Jimmie Lynda Johnson Johnson Jones Kelley .� uiu i nc j u l | H I BRING5. I LOVE T) EXCITIN TD BEE T uni Ikinc nr jttu 45 Karen Harold Bobby John Keith Debbie Connie Kenney King Leer Levart Lewis Linville Long Mike Bobby Ricky Charles Lovell Lucky Mattox McCann Lisa Wyatt Jimmy McCarty McKinney Milam Claude Douglas Mitchell Morton Dorothy Kim Walter Myers Parker Parker Juan Keith Penny Pierce Pollitt Poynter 46 Showalter Smart Smith Herbert Joey Jeff Felicia Carrie Clifford Mark Stanfield Taylor Tobin Throckmorton Wess W ess White Wilson Robbin Dana Diane Mark Joe Susan Wilder Wilkerson Williams Willoughby Withrow Zuniga Zuniga 47 Paul Adamson Ronnie Allen Karen Atchinson Mary Badgett Connie Barnes Nancy Billman Angela Black Leah Boardman Rebecca Bowman Hal Clark Tommy Bolton O I Joe sophomores ca Class Officers Gregg Coons--President Vemita Tye--Vice-President Janet Richardson—Secretary Connie Barnes—Student Council Paul Floyd—Treasurer Lori Coburn Gregg Roy Tommy Toni Carol Dorothea H. William Coons Craig Creasey Crumbie Crump Crutcher Dale 48 Debbie Debra Wesley Lisa Kent Bill Leslie Dampier Davis Davis Dean Duvall Ferguson Fields Lee Paul Margaret Donna Mona Tammy Maurice Florence Floyd Franklin Frederick Gaines Garland Garrard Nolie Steve Stuart Shirley Rose Marie Gary James Gaunce Graves Harney Hisle Issac Johnson Johnson John Sturgill Timmy Tony Milton Richard Nancy Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Kenny Kenny Lanter John Timmy Joey De Priest Gary Mark Mark Lindsay Linville Lotz Marks Marshall Matthews McCracken 49 Bobby Milam Pamela Mynear Perry Bill Durwood Parker Patton Pierce Cathy McMahan Karen Murray Charles Mitchell Robert James Mucci Murray Bobby Scott Ricky Jerry Showalter Smalley Leon Mike Vicki Roberts Robin Rope Janet Richardson 50 Bobbie Rory Kim Kevin Vanessa Jeff Joey Snapp Snowden Sponcil Stiles Stoudemire Strawder Taylor Benny Eldon Patsy Dewayne Bruce Vemita Richard Thomas Tipton Trimble Tubbs Turner Tye Wagner Bill Watson Barbara Sue Waugh . W!.’ A Ann Wheeler Elton White Sallie Wasson Elizabeth Wells Tony Bates Stuart Beheler Jimmy Brannon Levina Bryant 4 Alice Thomas Bretz Britton Timmy Terry Harold Chet Clevenger Cobb Coburn Coons Shelia Burrell Ricky Valinda Chenault Clark Freshmen Class Officers Bruce Jones—Treasurer Patti Zuniga—Student Council Laura Jones—Secretary Sheri Jones—Vice-President Chet Coons—President Elizabeth Terri Jessie Janet Janet Carl Sharon Cray craft Creasey Crockett Crooks Crump Dale Davidson 52 Ramona David Susan Renardo Rae Jean Tammy Melissa Davis Dean Eades Fields Flack Gaines Garrison James Gray Ken Green Bart Gwaltney Lesley Halsey Donna Hazzard Laura Heflin De wayne Henderson Clint Humphrey Charlie Humphries Darrell Hutchison William Jacobs Judy Henry Anna Jackson Barbara Johnson 53 Bobby Johnson Eddie Johnson Bruce Jones Laura Jones Sheri Jones Shelia Keith t Tammy Kendall Teresa Krekel Debbie Krieg Betsy Leer Dion Lotz Steve King David Charles Kookendoffer Knott Mike Matthews Cis McKinney Amy Mitchell Billy Mitchell Fred Meyers Linda Nichols Bill Darryl Doug Christy Nutter Parker Parker pate Steve Pearce Vanessa Penney Timmy Perkins Tony Perkins 54 Eugene Keith Wayne James Mike Vicki Angela Puckett Ralls Reinsmith Richardson Richardson Richardson Roberts James Edna Brian Greg Carol Shanda Hazel Robinson Scott Spencer Sponcil Stone Strawder Thompson Bobby Wells Peggy Wells Donna Wills Wilson Worick Kathy Wanda Patty Wyatt Yazell Zuniga 55 56 Basketball Hounds Register Good Year Varsity, kneeling, left to right: Bobby Wells, Wayne Howard, Vincent Hawkins, Cliff Purcell, John Levart, Maurice Garrard, and Jerry Smalley. Standing: Assistant Coach Gordon Goode, Head Coach Dave Randolph, Eugene Young, William Davis, Raymond Smith, David Downey, Bobby Leer, Jeff Crutcher, Leo Roberts and Assistant Coach Terry Blunk. The 1974-75 Greyhounds, an inexperienced but talented team, compiled a very respectable 16-12 record, better than many expected. All season, they played that patented run-and-gun, never-say-die style of basketball that the P.H.S. cagers are famous for. As always. Coach Dave Randolph and his assis- tants put in a great deal of their time and effort to make this team one all could be proud of. Keep up the good work in future seasons! 1974-75 Basketball Record We They Jessa mine 54 52 Georgetown 55 69 M.M.I. 75 37 Maysville 66 42 Harrison Co. 52 72 Clark Co. 64 57 Lafayette 57 94 Boubon Co. 39 53 Harrodsburg 86 61 Somerset 72 63 Mason Co. 65 53 Fleming Co. 64 68 Montgomery Co. 73 75 Bourbon Co. 54 82 Nicholas Co. 89 50 We They Harrison Co. 70 67 Woodford Co. 63 69 Frankfort 88 70 Shelbyville 53 73 Richmond Model 86 68 Mt. Sterling 54 51 Frankfort 85 55 Richmond Madison 67 106 Pendleton Co. 83 63 District Tourney Nicholas Co. 53 26 Bourbon Co. 49 45 Harrison Co. 64 59 Regional Tourney Mason Co. 79 83 Coaching Staff, Left to right: Jr. High Coach Ralph Russell, Head Coach Dave Randolph, Freshman Coach Terry Blunk, and B Team Coach Gordon Goode. Team Registers 16-5 Record B Team, Front row, left to right: Richard Wagner, James Johnson, John Levart, Kevin Stiles, a iff Purcell, and William Dale. Back row: Coach Gordon Goode, Richard Ransom, Leon Roberts, Bobby Leer, Rory Snowden, Vincent Hawkins, and Coach Terry Blunk. Pride of 75 Paris ,ost 1,1656 1,11,66 t0 graduation and what a loss it was: Smith, an all-starter in three sports was a super athlete; Downey, just in his rookie Raymond Smith--guard, forward year, thrilled the crowds with his rejections and board clearing; and Crutcher, a David Downey—center Greyhound who has played for five years, was one of the most reliable men on Jeff Crutcher--forward the court. These three seniors will be greatly missed! Pride and Pleasures WITH REVENGE IN THEIR HEARTS, THE GREYHOUNDS UPSET REGIONAL FAVORITE, BOURBON COUNTY... AND WENT ON TO TAKE THE 37th DISTRICT RUNNER-UP TROPHY Led by the devastating play of David Downey, the inexperienced Greyhounds mentally and physically whipped the highly talented and regional favorite, Bourbon County Colonels, in the district semi-finals. This game was a shocker to district and regional participants alike, because the Hounds had been beaten soundly twice during the year by their neighbors. Paris then went on to lose two heart breakers, one to a good Harrison County team in the district finals, and the other, a double overtime loss to Mason County in the re- gional tournament. Nevertheless, it was a fine year for the Big Orange . 59 Awards, left to right: David Downey—Most Rebounds, Most Points, M.V.P. Award; Jeff Crutcher--Most free throws award; Head Coach Dave Randolph; Raymond Smith—Hus- tling Hound Award, Senior Leadership Award Awards, left to right; Dave Davis--Most Improved; Eugene Young--Best Defensive Award; Head Coach Dave Ran- dolph; Wayne Howard--Most Assists Awards, left to right: Bobby Leer--Most Points; John Paul Levart--Defense; Coach Gordon Goode; Rory Snowden- Most Improved; Leon Roberts—Most Points Hustlin' Hounds Awarded at Basketball Banquet GirLs District Champs Boys District RunBcr-vpt Awards, left to right: Jeff Clark—Manager Award; Bobby Wells—Manager Award; Joe Zuniga--Statistician Award; Billy Biddle--Statistician Award; Jerry Smalley—Manager Award Varsity Squad, left to right: Kim Bailey, Tina Davis, Kim Parker, Lisa McCarty, Susan Zuniga, and sen- ior, Phyllis. Rice. Jr. Varsity Squad: Christy Pate, Janet Richardson, Sheri Jones, Barbara Johnson, Lisa Wagner, Debbie Kreig, and Betsy Leer. The cheer- leading sponsor is Susie Dykeman. 61 Homer’s Hounds honored at Banquet Left to right: Raymond Smith. Big Stick Award; Robert Martin, Best Defense Award and Captain Award; Ricky Hudnall, Most Valuable Player; Coach Homer Goins; Billy Reed, Soph. Defensive Award; Hal Clark, Soph. Offensive Award; and Richard Crumble, Leadership Award and Captain Award. Left to right; Eugene Young, Best Offensive Back; Gary Rice, Most Improved Player; Phyllis Rice, Cheerleading Award; Keith Lewis, Best Defensive Lineman; and Mark Withrow, Best Offensive Lineman. Coaching Staff With Awards, Left to right: Assistant Coach Ralph Russell, Head Coach Homer Goins, Assistant Coach Jim Shipp and Assistant Coach Fred Rose. Left to right: Stuart Beheler—Defens- ive Freshman Award. Brian Spencer--Offensive Freshman Award John Duvall--Junior Award Tommy Creasey—1107« Award Bill Watson--110% Award Jerry Mann--Face-tackling Award. 62 Baseball at P.H.S.—1975 Adding interest and support, the following young ladies served as bat girls this year: L. to r.: Becky Proffit, Elaine Wells, Lisa McCarty, Connie Crump, Vicki Robinson, and Susan Zuniga. The Senior players really added strength to the team. They are: Ricky Culton, Jeff Clough, Fred Hadley, and Ricky Hudnall. The powerful Paris pitchers with Coach Fred Rose are: Her- bert Stanfield, John Paul Levart, Ricky Hudnall, Tony Jones, and Tommy Creasey. 63 Inj uries Shut Out State Champs 1st Bourbon County Relays, 2nd New- port Relays, 3rd Boone Co. Relays, 4th CKC, Regional Champs Track Members, Kneeling, left to right: Wilson Wilder, Hal Clark, Cliff Wess, Kevin Stiles, Kevin Fitzwater, Chet Coons, Jimmy Brannon, Leslie Fields, Edmund Johnson, Mike Woods, Reggie Smith, and Larry Clay. Standing: Coach Jim Shipp, Vincent Hawkins, Mike Withrow, Gregg Coons, Mark Withrow, Raymond Smith, David Downey, Rodney Jackson, Gary Rice, Bill Bussell, Eugene Young, and Richard Ransom. Golf Team Brings Victory to Paris fcu4, |fyH ft I r r k Golf team consists of: Left to right: Mark Wells, Stuart Beheler, Mark White, Johnny Duvall, Billy Biddle. The P.H.S. golf team, sponsored by Coach Gorden Goode, had a tough schedule, but came out with a re- markably good season, 39 wins, 13 losses. Johnny Duvall was a great inspiration to the team this year, making his way to the State play- offs. Senior Mark Wells Season's Record 39-13 6th in CKC Tournament 6th in Regional Tournament Johnny Duvall--Runner-Up in .Region� .. al Tournament _ t.a 65 Debbie Linville, Robbin Wilkerson, Beth Wilkerson, Debbie Craig, Vicki Robinson, Charisse Nutter, Rita Lin- ville, Gay Nutter, Libby Craycraft Tennis Has Winning Season Mike Robin, Hart Forsythe, Bill Nut- ter, Jimmy Milam, Bobby Leer, Brent Garrison, Mike Kendall, Eugene Johnson, Gregg Coons, Johnny Milam, Bob Milam, Bill Patton 66 Homecoming Pageantry enjoyed by all Homecoming Queen and Attendants, Left to right: Annette Wheeler, Vernona Scott, Eleanor Moore and Phyllis Rice. RRRING THE %NI0R5 OF 7S Homecoming Court, Left to right: Cis McKinney, Leisa Graves, Rhonda Wilkerson, Tina Davis, Venita Tye, Phyllis Rice, Annette Wheeler, Kim Bryant, Vernona Scott, Eleanor Moore, Elizabeth Wells, Lisa McCarty, Sheri Jones, Laura Jones, Judy Henry, and Nancy Billman. District Tourney Bourbon Co. 39 23 Harrison Co. 37 32 Regional Tourney Bath Co. 43 63 10 WINS - 5 LOSSES Lady Hounds. Front, left to right: Cathy Stiles, Mary Lou Zuniga. Lee Ann Caywood, Eileen Farchmin, and Debbie Hutch- ison. 2nd Row: Coach Judy Cox. Anna Atkinson, Donna Hazzard, Beth Wilkerson, Eltina Scott, Patty Zuniga, Judy Henry, and Sheila Keith. Back Row: Susan Eades, Hazel Thompson, Joyce Pelfry, Diana Crutcher, Tanya Crumbie, Leah Board- man and Carrie Wess. Lady Hounds record impressive first year Regular Season Record We They Nicholas Co. 68 22 Lafayette 50 65 Harrison Co. 47 28 Henry Clay 53 39 Bourbon Co. 43 33 Georgetown 47 51 Madison Central 48 37 Lafayette 37 32 Georgetown 34 33 Harrison Co. 49 43 Nicholas Co. 59 35 Bourbon Co. 32 35 Girls Bring Home Titles Track Team, Kneeling, left to right: Debbie Dampier, Wanda Yazell, Connie Tubbs, Barbara Richardson, Patsy Trimble, Kim Bailey, Dorothy Myers. Standing: Coach Judy Cox, Carrie Wess, Kathy Stiles, Dale Parker, Janet Crooks, Joyce Pel- frey, Tina Davis, Dion Lotz, and Barbara Johnson. Gymnastics Team, Left to right: Lisa Wagner, Debbie Kreig, Cindy Parker, Betsy Leer, and Rhonda Wilkerson. 69 Field Commanders Rita Linville Vicki Robinson Music Makers—Mellow Tones Band Officers Debbie Hutchison — Vice- President, Kathy Jackson-- Secretary, Bobby Milam-- Treasurer, Rita Linville-- President SENIOR BANDSMEN Thomas A. Siwicki was honored for his years of dedication to the Paris City School System with a presentation of a self portrait by the Paris High Band Boosters. The presen- tation was made by President Bruce Forsythe and Superin- tendent Paul W. Polly. Majorettes Laura McMahan Robbin Wilkerson Flag Girls Add Color Left to right: Emma Stout, Elizabeth Wells, Sallie Wasson, Bobbi Johnson, Becky Proffitt, Crystal Kemper, Debbie Linville, Kathy Jackson, Trina Coons, Cathy McMahan, Nancy Lanter, Cheryl Bussell, Kim Sponcil and Miranda Richardson. Front: Banner Carriers; Donna Mastin and Cis McKinney. Parisionnaires’ Year The Parisionnaires had one of their most successful years this year, participating in their annual Programs. Many Parisionnaires also partici- pated in the Music Depart- ment production of The Sound of Music.” L. to r.: Mr. T. Siwicki, V. Scott, K. Smart, D. Williams. 1st row: L. Halsey, J. Crump, D. Linville, K. Bryant, C. Tubbs, D. Wills, S. Zuniga, T. Krekel, V. Robinson, L. McMahan, R. Linville, K. Parker, L. Coburn. 2nd row: H. King, P. Craycraft, J. Zuniga, M. Lovell, B. Milam, J. Calk, E. Johnson, M. Robin. Top row; S. King, G. Coons, K. Fitzwater, M. Henry, J. Milam, J. Milam, R. Mucci. Highlighted by “Sound of Music” First row, left to right: Mrs. Dave Williams--sponsor, Leah Boardman, Rita Lin- ville, Rita Craig, Rhonda Wilkerson, Kim Bryant, Dana Williams, Robbin Wil- kerson, Kathy Jackson. 2nd row: Debbie Hutchison, Lisa Dean, Cheryl Bussell, Mary Patton, Lori Coubrn, Benita Gaines, Joyce Pelfrey, Connie Crump. 3rd row: Eugene Johnson, Mark Cubine, Mark Wells, Steve Graves, Bobby Milam, Joe Calk, Kevin Fitzwater, Bill Patton, Jimmy Milam. 4th row: Phil Prater, Claude Mitchell, Tommy Creasy, Joe Culbertson, Brent Garrison, Johnny Mil- am, Mike Lovell. 5th row: Gregg Coons, Bill Watson, Bobby Leer, Leon Roberts, Charles Mitchell. The Paris Betas have had a good year. At the State Beta Convention in Louisville, Robbin Wilkerson was elected State Vice-President. The club had many fund raising activities with the help of die newly inducted Betas. They were led by the capable hands of Mrs. Dave Williams, spon- sor; Kathy Jackson, secretary; Robbin Wilkerson, state vice-president; Danna Williams, treasurer, and Mark Wells, president. Beta s Enjoy Prestige of State Officer 73 Speech Enhances Education 1st row, left to right; Hugh Woodall, Melissa Garrison, Sheila Keith, Cathy Wyatt, Cis McKinney, Jane Colburn, Leslie Halsey, Susan Eades, Terri Creasey, Mark Cubine, Paul Floyd. 2nd row; Billy Biddle, Paul Craycraft, Cathy McMahan, Laura Jones, Sherri Jones, Christy Pate, Donna Hazard, Vicki Robinson, Charisse Nutter, Dana Williams, Elizabeth Wells, Rita Linville, Trina Coons. 3rd row; Rhonda Wilkerson, Sally Wasson, Leah Boardman, Betsy Leer, Peggy Wells, Dion Lotz, Debbie Craig. Kim Bryant, Ruth Krekel, Joe Calk, Sally Swinford, Mrs. Clay Roseberry, Laura McMahan, Robbin Wilkerson. The Speech Club had a very active year with the aid of the older speech students and some very talented freshmen. They participated in speech tournaments all over the state and brought home trophies and high ratings. They also added some members to NFL (National Forensic League) to make the year highly successful. The officers were; Left to right: Mark Cubine, Treasurer; Dana Williams, Vice President; Robbin Wilkerson, Secretary; and Charisse Nutter, President. I FL Promotes Leadership 1st row, left to right; Laura Jones, Donna Hazard, Charisse Nutter, Betsy Leer, Sherri Jones, Dana Williams, Laura Mc- Mahan, Trina Coons, Rhonda Wilkerson, Robbin Wilkerson, Kim Bryant. 2nd row: Mrs. Clay Roseberry, Jane Coburn, Joe Calk, Leslie Halsey, Hugh Woodall, Sally Swinford, Vicki Robinson, Paul Craycraft, Cathy Wyatt, Mark Cubine. Art Club Adds Color to School 1st row: Teresa Herrington, Dana Williams, Kay Smart, Mrs. Jerry Tipton, Debbie Turner, Susan Zuniga. 2nd row; Vicki Reinsmith, Connie Fredrick, Laura Fields. 3rd row; Vicky Berry, Jada Gwaltney, Diane Crutcher, Melody Dufresne, Tena Sauer, Ruth Krekel, Lisa Graves. 4th row; Wilson Wilder, Joe Zuniga, Timmy Jones, Edmund Johnson, Paul Craycraft. 5th row: Larry Clay, Jerry Mann, John Beaton, Carl Williams, Jeff Crutcher, Rodney Jackson, Jeff Tobin, Ricky Culton, Hugh Woodall. This year, the Art Club had many exciting experiences from which a lot was gained by all its members. A trip was taken to Louisville where they visited the Univer- sity and the J. B. Speed Museum. They also explored Bybee Pottery in Richmond, toured Whitehall State Shrine, and sold candles as their money making project. These students met a challenge when they taught the Elementary art classes and painted athletic figures on the gym walls. Officers: Jerry Mann--Vice President Mrs. Jerry Tipton--Sponsor Ruth Krekel--President Susan Zuniga—Secretary Treasurer Edmund Johnson--Sergeant-at-Arms P.H.S. Presents Its Future Homemakers Paris High's F.H.A. chapter grew this year to 47 girls strong. Among the activities for the year were a bake sale, Christmas caroling at Bourbon Heights, a popcorn sale, and the gathering of food stuffs for a Thanksgiving basket which was given to a needy family. The high point of the year was die trip to King's Island, which is hoped to be an annual event. Officers for 1974-75 were: Barbara Scott, Parliamentarian; Vernona Scott, Song leader; Diane Crutcher, secretary; Bobbie Johnson, President; Dale Parker, Recreation leader and Selma Watkins, Vice-president. First row: Mrs. Joseph A. Fritsch--sponsor, Emma Stout, Bobbi Johnson, Dale Parker, Karen Atchison, Debra Davis, Cheryl Roe. 2nd row: Janet Rarden, Mavis Williams, Mary Patton, Selma Watkins, Donna Turpin. 3rd row: Debbie Dampier, Rose Marie Issac, Pam Mynear, Bobbie Snapp, Dixie Poynter, Sherri Purcell. 4th row: Vanessa Stoudmire, Angela Roberts, Diane Crutcher, Carrie Wess, Mary Badgett, Janet Richardson, Venita Wess. 5th row: Angela Black, Ann Black, Vernona Scott, Donna Oliver, Barbara Scott. 6th row: Connie Barnes, Margaret Franklin, Tammy Gaines, Dorthea Crutcher, Sylvia Pope, Vicki Richardson, Laura Fields. 76 Your Future Employers of America First row: Susan Wilson, Mona Humphrey, Penney Poynter, Connie Long, Diane Willoughby, Tina Davis, Bobbi Johnson, An- nette Wheeler, Emma Stout, Venita Wess, Dale Parker, Barbara Davis, Linda Kelley, Vicki Reinsmith, Cheryl Bussell, Leisa Graves, Suzan Zuniga, Teresa Herrington, Trina Coons, Laura Fields, Cheryl Roe, Mary Patton, Jada Gwaltney. 2nd row: Ricky Mattox, Timmy Roe, Johnny Duvall, Ricky Culton, Jeff Tobin, Donna Baker, Joyce Pelfrey. The Business Club took their annual tourofl.B.M. and observed the assembly line in action. They also had several guest speakers during the year from Paris explain- ing some of the career opportunities in the business world. OFFICERS Mary Patton--Treasurer Patty Myers—Secretary Venita Wess—Vice-President Kay Jones--President Mrs. Paul Polly--Advisor 77 The Spirit of The Whoopers Lives on As usual, the Whoopers had anoth- er successful year whooping up the school spirit. Under the guidance of Mr. Albert Ryle, they are always assured of new ideas for keeping the spirit up and sending our team to victory. Senior Members, Front: Mr. Ryle, sponsor; Ruth Krekel, president; Mavis Williams, secretary. 2nd row: Cheryl Roe, Mary Patton, Paul Craycraft, Claudia Tubbs, Dale Parker, Mona Humphrey, Ricky Culton, Laura Fields, Emma Stout, Venita Wess. Front row; Cheryl Roe Mary Patton Claudia Tubbs Venita Wess Emma Stout Janet Rardon Bobbi Ann Snapp Penni Poynter Lori Cobern Kim Sponcil Becky Bowman Second row; Joe Zuniga Nancy Bill man Laura Fields Ruth Krekel Mavis Williams Bill Patton Paul Floyd Wyatt McKinney Dorthea Crutcher Janet Richardson Dale Parker Jada Gwaltney Mona Humphrey Paul Craycraft Ricky Culton Albert Ryle 78 KEEP Trains Put ure Horsemen This year the Kentucky Equine Ed- ucation Program was made available for Paris High students. Better known as KEEP, the program teaches stu- dents the proper care and training of a horse, enabling him to qualify for a variety of positions in the horse in- dustry. This new program has been very beneficial to the students as well as interesting and exciting. 79 Roman Revelry — THE PRESENT IMPERFECT TAKES A LOOK AT THE PAST PERFECT. Left to right: Melissa Garrison, Patty Zuniga, Lesley Halsley, Sheri Jones, Christy Pate, Donna Wills, Kathy Wyatt, Shelia Keith, Tami Gaines, Sally Wasson, Mrs. Gail Williams, Ken Greene, Chet Coons, Susan Eades, Judy Henry, Vanessa Penny, Peggy Wells, Betsy Leer, Rhonda Wilkerson, Donna Hazzard, Rajen Flack, Cathy McMahan, Carol Crump, Patsy Tremble, Joe Calk, Larry Brannon, Rick Showwalter, Bill Watson, Mike Robin, Tom Creasy, Lori Colburn, Leah Boardman, DionLotz, Lisa Dean, Debbie Kreig, Sis McKinney, Terri Creasy, Nancy Bill man, Charles Mithchell, Gregg Coons, Bobby Milam, Kevin Stiles, Phil Prater. The Latin Club started the year with enthusiasm as usual, they attended the Latin Convention in Louisville. A Latin Banquet was the highlight at the end of the year with some small skits being given. The officers of the Latin Club for the year 1974-75 are: Carol Crump--President Sallie Wasson--Vice-President Kevin Styles--Secretary Rhonda Wilkerson—Treasurer Lesley Halsley--St. Parliamentarian French Club Enjoys Successful Year The French Club, under the guidance of Miss Betsy Woodford, enjoyed games, music, and films while learning the all important French language. Club offi- cers for the year were: Debbie Hutchison, President; Rita Craig, Vice President; Kim Bryant, treasurer; and Kim Parker, Secretary. I air I Caris. Carts rsl la ra tHalr ilr Iti Franrr. 1st row; Stephen Graves, William Tye, Edmund Johnson, Jimmy Milam, Claude Mitchell, John Milam, Janet Rarden, Mavis Williams, Miss Woodford, Susan Wilson, Debbie Turner, Rita Craig, Kim Bryant, Kim Parker, Debbie Crooks, Phyllis Crooks, Carrie Wess, Debbie Hutchison, Harold King. 2nd row; Billy Biddle, Robert Mucci, Mark Withrow, Mike Lovell, Mark White, Bobby Leer, Kevin Fitzwater, Eugene Johnson, Brent Garrison, Cliff Purcell, Ricky Mattox, Paul Craycraft. 81 ’75 Parisian Staff on the Job The Parisian Staff of '75 has given many hours of its time and talent to make this another successful 'Annual'. May it be a cherished memento of happy years at Paris High. Front row: Trina Coons, Rita Linville, Vemona Scott, Elaine Wells, Mrs. Stanley Richard, Becky Proffitt, Teresa Herring- ton, Donna Baker, Charisse Nutter, Vicki Robinson. 2nd row: Patti Myers, Annette Wheeler, Venita Wess, Hugh Woodall, Laura Fields, Bobbi Johnson, Sally Swinford, Dale Parker, Mary Patton, Laura McMahan, Ruth Krekel, Joyce Pelfrey, Paul Craycraft, Joe Culbertson, Joe Lucas, Mark Wells. 82 Hi Lites Staff Under New Direction The newspaper staff, under the guidance of Mrs. Eddie Sosby, car- ried through the traditions of Paris High School and issued an outstand- ing monthly paper, with Sally Swin- ford, editor, and Dana Williams, assistant editor, proving themselves as fine journalists. Senior News Editors Front row; Susan Wilson, Debby Turner, Laura McMahan, Vicki Robinson, Rita Linville, Elaine Wells, Becky Proffitt, Tena Sauer, Trina Coons, Mary Patton, Patti Myers. 2nd row: Mrs. Sosby, Cheryl Roe, Donna Baker, Joe Lucas, Mark Wells, Carl Williams, Joe Culbertson, Paul Craycraft, Joyce Pelfrey, Dale Parker, Emma Stout, Venita Wess. Junior Editors Front row: Lynda Kelley, Kim Parker, Susan Zuniga, Debby Hutchison, Dana Williams, Cheryl Bussell, Lisa McCarty, Robbin Wilkerson, Debbie Linville, Kathy Jackson, Jada Gwalt- ney. 2nd row: Joseph Calloway, Wil- son Wilder, Kevin Fitzwater, Harold King, Eugene Johnson, Johnny Mil- am, Mark Withrow, Billy Biddle, Joe Zuniga, Mike Lovell, Bobby Leer, Jeff Tobin. 83 ROTC Builds Character A new program was added to our school this year, the Re- served Officers Training Corps, better known as R.O.T.C. Twenty-one students participated in the program, actively ana successfully. Front row; Keith Willoughby, Ricky Culton, Jeff Tobin. 2nd row: Thomas Britton, Paul Adams, Timmy Cleven- ger, Tony Hudnall, Eldon Tipton, Clint Humphrey, Robbie Anderson. 3rd row: Keith Gaunce, Mark McCracken, Ike Spivey, Wesley Davis, Eddie Johnson, Bruce Turner. 4th row: Bart Gwaltney, Bobby Scott, Joey Lotz, Ken Greene, Fred Myers. Prom Time—Hard Work—A Beautiful Evening As though a rainbow had fallen upon Southside Gym, the Junior-Se- nior Prom, with the theme of Color My World , was as usual, very suc- cessful and enjoyable. The Junior officers and dates at- tending the dance were: Mike Lovell and Dana Williams, secretary; Mark Wells and Robbin Wilkerson, vice- president; Joe Zuniga, president and date Elizabeth Wells; Eugene Johnson, treasurer and Penni Guth. Lynda Kel- ley and Jada Gwaltney serve Senior President, Jeff Crutcher and date Laura Fields; Mike Kendall, secre- tary and date Lisa McCarty. 86 Alumni Fete Seniors The 1975-76 officers of the Paris High Alumni Association are Phillip Jack- son, treasurer; Linda Harney, secretary, Joe Wells, president and Richard Crumbie, vice president, who was absent when photo was taken. Ruth Krekel received the 1975 Paris High School Alumni Association Scholarship. Mrs. Betty Jo Heick made the presentation. The banquet speaker was Mr. Dick Marsh of Oakland, Calif., a past native of the Paris area. He is with his wife, and Burl Lovell, president of the Alumni Association. Mark Wells was awarded the Alumni Cup, which is presen- ted to the outstanding senior and Mrs. Dorothy Wells was the receipent of die Kirkpatrick Cup, which is given to an alumnus of Paris High who has contributed greatly to both school and community. 87 “The Other Side of the Wall” Girls, left to right: Charisse Nutter, Trina Coons, Eleanor Moore, Rita Linville, and Laura Me Mahan. The Other Side of the Wall , a heart-touching story of the future, came to life during its presentation by the seniors of '75. It portrayed two struggling forces, one striving for de- fense, and the other striving for devotion; the wall completely separated their societies. The story centered around two young people who tried to bring both groups together. They laughed, they cried and they failed. Boys, left to right: Paul Craycraft, Eric Lotz, Edmund Johnson, Bill Bussell, Mark Wells, and Robert Martin. 89 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers' Math Award--Joe Davis Culbertson Algebra I--Donna Hazzard Algebra II—Kathy Jackson, Eugene Johnson Geometry Award-Carol Crump Trig and Calculus Award—Joyce Pelfrey COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Typing—Cheryl Bussell Shorthand—Cherida Warfield Accounting—Cheryl Bussell, Rita Linville Journalism Award-Sally Swinford Yearbook—Trina Coons, Rita Linville, Vernona Scott Yearbook Dedication to Mrs. Stanley Richard, Jr. ART DEPARTMENT Art I--Trina Coons, Debbie Linville, Dana Williams, Kay Smart Art II--William Tye, Gary Arnold, Edmund Johnson, Ruth Krekel Art II Group Project—Paul Craycraft, Ruth Krekel, Gary Arnold, Edmund Johnson, Connie Frederick, Ricky Culton, Debbie Turner, Richard Woodall, Jaspernette Richardson, William Tye, Victoria Berry, Jeff Crutcher, Laura Fields, Terry Parsons Crafts Award—Kim Parker ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English 1 A--Donna Hazzard English 1 B—Billy Mitchell English 1 C—Jessie Crockett English II--Carol Crump, Lori Coburn, Stephen Graves English III A—Debbie Linville, Kathy Jackson, Robbin Wilkerson English III B--Mark Henry, Timothy Johnson, Donnie Buckler National Teacher's of English Award—Mark Cubine Honors Day English IV--Rita Linville Speech Award--Rhonda Wilkerson LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Latin I—Donna Hazzard Latin II—Carol Crump French I—AATF Award—John Milam French I—Phyllis Crooks, Eugene Johnson, Bobby Leer, Cliff Purcell French n—AATF Award--Kevin Fitzwater SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Modem Physical Science—Donna Hazzard, Jessie Crockett, Valinda Clark, Edna Scott Physics—Ruth Krekel Biology—Nancy Lanter, Joe Calk Chemistry—Kathy Jackson SOCIAL STUDIES Economics—Kathy Jackson Advanced Government—Hugh Woodall U.S. History—Kathy Jackson World History--Nancy Lanter World Geography--Debra Davis Psychology--Rita Linville Sociology—Rita Linville HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Betty Crocker Award for Family Leadership--Mary Pat- ton Home Ec.--Debbie Linville Home Ec. I—Donna Turpin Home Ec. II—Debra Davis PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Girls' Health and P.E. Award—Judy Henry, Donna Hazzard Boys' P.E. Award-Stuart Beheler Driver Education Award—Patti Myers, Keith Lewis Most Valuable Senior Athlete—Raymond H. Smith, Jr. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Drafting--Joe Culbertson Woodworking—Tom Creasey, Bill Patton General Shop—Mike Robbin Outstanding Contribution to the Choral Department- Claudia Tubbs Accompanists Award—Vemona Scott Stanley Grubbs Scholarship Award—George Smits MUSIC DEPARTMENT Choral Department—Claudia Tubbs, Vicki Robinson, Paul Craycraft, Vemona Scott, Laura McMahan, Rita Linville, Sally Swinford, Louise Cook Band Medals—Mike Kendall, John Rhyans, Dale Parker, David Downey, Trina Coons, Laura McMahan, Becky Proffitt, George Smits, Rita Linville, Vicki Robinson Outstanding Flag-Girl Award—Trina Coons Outstanding Majorette Award—Laura McMahan Outstanding Drum Major—Field Commanders Award— Rita Linville, Vicki Robinson Music Theory Appreciation Scholar Awards—Eric Lotz, Mark Henry, Joyce Pelfrey D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENS AWARD Senior Girl--Claudia Tubbs Senior R.O.T.C.--DAR Award—Keith Willoughby SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS Robinson Scholarship to Western Kentucky University— Mark Wells Alumni Scholarship to Western Kentucky University— Richard Crumbie A Presidential Scholarship to Kentucky State University Ruth Krekel Scholarship to Midway Junior College—Nancy Aldridge Scholarship to Midway Junior College—Claudia Tubbs Scholarship to Midway Junior College—Charisse Nutter Honors Day Eastern Kentucky University Scholarship and Leadership Award—Mark Wells Scholarship to Transylvania University--Joyce Pelfrey Scholarship to Transylvania University--Hugh Woodall Civitan Good Citizenship Award--Mark Wells Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Star Pupil Award— Hugh Woodall Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Star Teacher Award-- Kenney Roseberry Library Award—Charisse Nutter, Selma Watkins, Stur- gill Johnson, Mavis Williams R.O.T.C. AWARDS Outstanding Cadet Cup—Joe Lotz Military Honor Society--Joe Lotz, Keith Gaunce Marksmanship Medals—Keith Willoughby, Jeff Tobin, Joe Lotz, Wesley Davis, Eldon Tipton, Ricky Cul- ton Girls' Track—Debra Crooks, Phyllis Crooks—Most Val uable Most Improved—Janet Crooks 110%—Tina Davis Boys' Baseball--Most runs scored—Kenneth Cassity, Best Batters—David Kookendoffer, Wayne Hender- son Outstanding Defensive Player—Cliff Purcell Outstanding Leadership Award—Herbert Stanfield Most Improved Ball Player—Jimmy Jones Most Homeruns—Tony Jones Best Pitcher—Tom Creasey HO ?� Award—John Levart Highest Batting Average—Ricky Hudnall Coaching Award—William Cubine Most Valuable Player—Ricky Hudnall 91 ATHLETIC AWARDS—SPRING SPORTS MOST TALENTED Vernona Scott--John Rhyans MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Aldridge--Joe Culbertson Who's Who in the Senior Class of 1975 BEST DRESSED Rita Linville--Bill Bussell BEST PERSONALITY Becky Proffitt—Richard Crumbie BEST LOOKING Vicki Robinson--Mark Wells enior Senior Accomplishments : Business Club 4; F.H. A. 1, 2, 3; Latin ch 1; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4: ALDRIDC . SPS ARGO, BILL'S : ren B AKER Club 2,” -Kites Honora en- Creati CRUTCHER, JEFF rt Club l, 2; Senior Play 4; Football 1; 11 1,2 3,4: 'President of Senior Class; Trophy For TejShifoSrerceJfta i� CTaskeH5an7 1 mmmJm u -M-s BcMfcu!' J, J_l; Latin Club 2; 'I™ b 3; Parisian flKftt 4; IlijLites Staff 3, 4; Senior kejjll 1; Track ; English l and II; Algebra I Cjtofefence; Sk lab Confet- t aub 3,4; B isi | 4; Baseball iness Club 4; Whoopers 4; R’.O.T.C, 4. BERRY, VICTORIA: Art CluRl, 2; F.H,A 1; Speech 1; Paq� onnaires 1.- ROMAN, RICHARD: F Senior Lay 4. BUSSELL, BILL; Latin Club 1, 3; French Club 3 Senior Play ;, T-1; Tra 1, the Year, Junior of the yeg, Al H . lJKlt ■'jfr : Treasurer olrSophomore Cws; Society of Distinguished Hoi Students.! pnL, m jm CLAY, LARlS| ltClubjU!eMB Club Senior Play 1; Bcf-fl Lib 4. D EY, DAVID cnior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1; Band 6 er, Leading Rebounder, M.V.P. DUl'FY, ANNA: Girls’ Track 1. DUFFY, LESLIE: Football 1; Basketball 1. . DU1RESNE, MELC Art Club Band 3. Footbali-- CLOUGIJ, Jpfi Foofall 1; DUNN, CHERYL; F.H. A.. 1,2, 4. EIEIDS, LAURA: Art Club 3, 3,4 whoopers Club 4; Parisian Pla 4; Girls' Track 1; Parisonna .A. 2, 4; Senior Band 3. COOK, LOUISE ' business Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2; S .retary 2; Speech Club 1; Parisian Staff 4 Senior Editor: Hi-Lites 3, 4, Typist, Senior play 4; Parisonnaire 4; Band--: lag girl I O Q xi • FREDERICK, CONNIE: Art Club 3,4; French Club 2; Wlu qpers Club I; Senior Play 4. ■AN, JEAN: Business Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Whoopers ) 3, 4. president 2; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL 3,4; Parisian Staff 4 Editor; Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4 Activities Editor; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2; Band—Flag girl 1, 2, 3,4; Capt. 4, Secre- tary 3; Tennis; Society of Distinguished AmerL a:. ; f School Students 4. CRAYCRAFT, PAUL: Art aub 3,4; Latin Clu , .2; French Club 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3,4; Na 1, 2, 3, 4; Whoopers 2, 3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Parisonnaires 2, 3, 4; Hi-Lites 4; Se- nior Play 4; 1974 Who's Who among American High School Students; 197 1 David Dick Literary Competition. UUJMBiii, RiCl RD: French Club 3; Senior Play 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Vice-President of Senior Class; All- state and All cvr Football: Leadership Award--Football. lub 2, Baseball Manager 3, 4. ib 4; Business Club 4; Pari- Play 4. HUDNALL, RICHARD: Senior Play 4; Football 5 years; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1; Best Offensive—Freshman Bas- ketball; Best Offensive--Freshman Football; Best Defen- sive Back—Football; Best Junior Baseball; Most Valuaf Football Player; All KCK; All-wSte. Whoopers ,..;b 4 beni - JACKSON, RODNEY C.: Art Club 4; Football 1; Basketball 2,3, 4; Track 3, 4, MARTIN, ROBERT: Art Club 4; Whoopers Clubj-l; 'Senior Flay 4: Football i, id, o, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball I: Track 1. JOHNSON, BOBB1: Business Club 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 1, Pres- MOORE, DES' Football ident 4; Parisian Staff 4; French Club 3; Senior Play 4; Girl's Basketball 1, 3; Girls' Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Parisonnaircs 3,4. W MOORE, ELEANOR: Art Cltfb 3; F.ll. A. 2; Frendi Club T Senior Play 4; Girls Basketball 2,3: Girl.'1 Track 1, 2, 3, 1; JOHNSON, EDMUND- Art Club 3, 4; (French Club S, 4; Se - nior Play 4; Football 1,2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Weight-Lift- ing Trophy Trophy Track--Most Improved for 1973- Parisonnaires 3; Band 1,2; Overall Track Award standing Basketball player 21 1st place ribboh-«kcketball Intraniurals : :nd place Intramural Volleyball Av. JOHNSON, KATHY: I , 2; World Geography Award. MURRAY, DANA: F.H.A. 4; Girls Basketbal JOHNSON, NOAH: Football Outstanding Junior. siness Club ,4: Art f lub F.H.A. , 4; Hi-l.ites Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4; iris’ JONES. KAY: Art Cli F.H.A. 2.3,4; Lai Staff 4: Ho ecol NUTTER, CHARES French Club 3: .c star 3«14; Hi-' KEMPER, CRYSTAL: F.H.A. 4; French Club 3; Whoopers T :.U 2,3,4 Club 4;Hi-Lites Staff 4; Girls Basketball 1,2;Girls Track 1. Rp- • WFDLlVEfl. DONNA: F.H,A. 1. 2, 3, 4. fc ALL, MIKE: Art Club Hi-l.itc yaff 4: ScniorB ni- Club 4; Larin Cmb 1, 2; 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL 1. 2, 3, 4; Pa; , 4; Senior Rlav 4; Band 2; 4; Pf Fonnaires 1, 2; Band—6 years; Fi Senior Cl issjjf ft ter. KREH , RUTjtr-.F Cli , Clib 1, 2|s ffhoopers lj fl crJciub 1,2; I’aflsiantitaff a Fr Bman BcUtowili- Whoon- ttc . ei� M Freshtn - Staff 3, 4, Fcatucp Editor; Girls' Trask 2, s[4-Parison|iaii£ and l, 2, 3, 4S|r Parisian StaTM; Senior HyT Art Club Preside?! Whoopers V icg gid 3 ARSONS, TERRY LKK: J-'oot' ident 4; Science A wad i; Library Award 3: Tutor 3, 4. £ Fdfctball Awards ? fvyears; Track lj ,2, LISTER, LESLIE: Basketball 1. W,' I 1 fc— PAfSPON, MAlP JEAN Bcta Club.3,4; Business Club 3,4, T Treasurer 4; Whoopers Club 1,2,3, Trt urer 3; Parisian LE, RITA: Bdta Club 4; atin Club 1,-2; Frcnc i Club —. Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4, Naw tor 3,.-Typist 4| :h dub 1, 4; Parisian StaiT ; Asgstan ditor; nim Play 4. i „ j n m n M � 3, 4X Ictivitidf Editor; ParisonnairesJ2, 4; 4 W , Prey lent 4, Field dornmanejr 4, Fidg Girl R PEWT ‘ «ir W So’s Vhp 3uOtu tand|lc HijJt.School :r 1 tJK 2, 3, 4; LatirrCJliib 1, E: Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Latii cjlub spetpRlun 1; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-®� V. J LOTZ, ERIC; Latin Club 2; Senior Play 4. LUCAS, JOE: Latin Club 1; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4 Sports Editor; Football 1; Basketball 1; History Award 3; Vice-President Jr. Class 3; Student Council Representative 4; President of Student Council 4. REY, JOI ness Club 4; ______ Staff 4; Girls iasltetball l, 2 3, 4, Captain 4; Girls’ Track 4; Tennis 2,3; Awards, Science, P.E., Latin I and II, gebra I and II, Biology, Chemistry, English III, U S. His- tory, Geometry, Girl’s State, Outstanding Basketball 2; Basketball M.V.P. 3,4; All-State Honorable Men|j5ri - Basketball 4. PROFFITT, BECKY: Latin Club 1, 2; Speech Club 2,1 MCMAHAN, LAURA: Latin Club 1,2; Spfecch Club 2,3, 4; NFL 3, 4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites 3, 4,News Editor;Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette; UD L, Treasurer; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senio R - 4; Parisonnaires 2; Band 1, 2,43,,4, Treasurer Baseball 4;, Tennis'3.1 2,|3, • Tennis 2, 3, Tutor; SPOKE Conference Delegat; 3, RANKIN, jlATHIE: i Whoopers lub 3. Art Club 3; Business Club 3; F.H.A. 3; . RHYANSMOHN: S ;nior Play, 4; Parisonnaircs 1, 0, ■ 1: Most Talented 1. 'RICE, PHYLLIS: Business Club h F.II.A. 1,1; Girls Track ■2, -I: Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4. te '. VICKI: Latin Club bf Speech' Club 2, 3, 4; NFL iopers Club 2; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3 1;, totisortnaires 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4, Drum Majorette 4, rice-Pre dent 3; Baseball 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Who’s Who in Jnc can (l. S. Students 3; Who’s Who Best Looking 4. POE, CHERYL: Business Club 3, 4; F.H.A. L,4; Whoopers Club 3, t; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4. TURNER, DEBBY, Art Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4. TYE, WILLIAM: French Club 3, 4. WAGNER, CATHY: Business Club 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2,3.4; Speech Club 2; Whoopers Club 3; Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4. WARFIELD, CHERIDA: Whooper Club 1; Freshman Science award, Home lie. Award 1. iness Club 4; Hi-Lit. ; wi p:1 ' •? i Club 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice- loopers Club 1,2; Girls' Track 1: Cheerlead- vers Education Award 3. W A LICIT, LARRY: Baseball 1.. SCOT!, ..... Staff! 1: coming Pniiccss|i, 2; Hot;� Scorn Music Award v Who's Who. . ; ■ ICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT : F.H.A. 3,4, Song Lead� : 4; Parisian ay 4; Girls WELLS, I LAINE: Sp Staff 3, 4; Senior Pla tafeba1 lub 3. WELLS, MARK: Beta Clu T atin Club 1, 2; Pfflfoian f Pll l: Bas PallB 3; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites risonnaires 2, 3; Band—Flag Tennis 3- Tutor 3; Home Treasurer 3, President 4; ■; Hi-Lites Staff . Senior pH'� Stated ligate. 3, legate 3� •SMH , IOND: ballfl, V4; Basketbi President 1; Secretary 1 Hub : 13, 4; Defensive |i:ie :lub 4; F.tl. A. 1, sH: French Hub I; Prasiari Staff 4; I;i -Llte Staff 3, f.H.S. LeadinjflscoreJaiW Husfli HoundHustlin Hound and Leadership I; All Tourjtejiej) aid All Region ' “ ’ All CKt Big Salk Award, All 4; Football tate State 1st TeJlm, All C 1st Team; Tracr Athlete of t |W Year 1. w SFVEY, J ISA A SI i, GE: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. I SM1TS, qgORGE: pand 1, 2, 3, 4. fin re a a 1 Club 4; Band 4. ,sine$s Club 4; F.H.A. 4; W I .VHEELERf ANNETTE: Busine lub. ; Parisian StajB; iris’ Basketball 2. State ReprScnt 1 CAM,: Art Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1 2? [.ite 3, 4; Football -1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; . WILiSOUGj4£Y, KEI irisBaris jflg Schoi WILSON, SUSA� ss Cli «VINFORD, SALLY: Beta Club 2, 3,4; Business Club 4; latin Club 1, 2; Speech Club 1, 2, 3; NFL 2, 3, 4; Parisian taff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2, ,4; Band 1,2; Awards, Society of Distinguished American High School Student: Outstanding Freshman; World History a|d. Lites Staff 4. priest in Who’s Who 4. Jpee Ylub 1; taiii : ench y’s . ■ Jr.JROTC HI WOODALL, HUGH: ArtTTub 4(Latin aub 1, 2; French Club 3; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; NFL 3, 4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi- Lites Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Representative to Rotary Club World View Institute. MS, JERRY: Baskitball 1; KEEP 4; Clark County Vocational 3. I j WOODALL, RIC IARft Art Club 3.4 ftench Club TUBlf, CLAUDIA: French Club 2, 3; Whocfcers Club 3, 4; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 3, 4; French Award 2; A ress in Sound of Music. Unghan4, P.H.S.—Robert Allen, George OJHHi Doug Gilkerson, Bobbie Hudnall, Stagley Mar Marks, Carmen h hu all, S im-ell Mvi oar. ,1a ernettcRkbardson, Judy Tubbs. LINVILLE ELECTRIC SERVICE 248 Mt. Airy Avenue, Paris, Kentucky Electrical Contracting, Sales and Service Janitorial Heating Air Conditioning Comfort-Aire Window Units Commercial Refrigeration Service Compliments of Mr. Mrs. GARNETT SWINFORD Owners Mr. Mrs. Leroy Linville, Sr. With Hopes For A Great Future To The Class of 75 BRUNSWICK BOURBON BOWL BAKER’S LAUNDROMAT 7th Street 987-9971 ATKINSON'S FLORIST GREENHOUSES BUS STATION CAB CO. INC. BOURBON COUNTY CHIROPRACTIC CENTER MAX M. KEDING, D.C. Phone 987-6058 416 E. Main St. RR 4, Paris, Ky. 40361 Why Walk, Call Us Paris, Ky. 987-3131 987-3132 TAXI MODEL DRESS SHOP Compliments of BURDEN'S RESTAURANT “The Spotlight of Fashion” 600 Main Street Paris, Kentucky HAMLET COLLIER SON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 987-1525 721 High St. Paris, Ky. Congratulations to the graduating seniors DODD WELLS SHELL SERVICE ZEREDA’S BEAUTY SALON 220 Elizabeth St. Paris, Kentucky W. 8th St. AV 'SHELL 987-4531 Sun Engine Diagnostic Center SMITS FLORIST GREEN HOUSES WOODFORD BROS. MACHINERY. INC. Flowers for all Occasions Compliments of BRENT S ANTIQUES 987-4003 Complete I. H. Sales and Services Hesston Hay Equipment FORD COMPANY ACE HARDWARE General Hardware Hoover Products “TV Tools All Types of Glassware Bolts and nuts BEGLEY DRUG 413 Main Phone 987-1210 THOMAS WOODFORD CO., INC. 987-2380 Paris, Kentucky CENTURY FURNITURE, INC. Compliments of Your Family Dept. Store' EMMONS SONS GROCERY Choice Meats Groceries Fresh Fruits Vegetables CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 75 Open 7 Days 6 A.M.—10 P.M. For Your Convenience 927 Pleasant 987-3610 431 Main Street PAUL'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION Compliments of 987-4466 DAUGHERTY PAINT SUPPLY Dawes T. McCracken, Jr. Compliments of Interiors Custom Draperies Upholstering Wall Coverings—Floor Covering 436 Main Street 987-3393 WITHROW CARPET 98 Congratulations Seniors PFEIFER SHOE STORE GLEN'S DRUG STORE RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS 80S MAIN STREET PARIS. KENTUCKY 403S1 528 Main Street 987-3685 Paris, Ky, Lady Aigner, Joyce, Connie, Freemen and Tom McCann Phone 987-2515 BOURBON LIMESTONE CO. Concrete Stone Agricultural Lime Driveway Stone Compliments of WOLLSTEIN’S 987-4425 Since 1887 Crushed Stone Fords Mill Rd. 619 Main Street Congratulations to the Seniors Catalog Retail 987-4910 987-3275 KENTUCKY UTILITIES CO. INC. 987-1775 SHOP PENNEY’S We Know What You Are Looking For J. C. PENNEY Compliments of ‘A tax paying member of the community” 529 Main Street 987-3650 E. K. RICE INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of JEROMES BARBER SHOP Jerome Harney 626 Main MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 432 Main St. 987-2922 Dale Creasy 99 ymbiTO aBBii mm DURA CORPORATION Paris Division Fords Mill Road Subsidiary of Walter Kidde Company, Inc. «Si Congratulations to the Seniors of ’75 J. J. NEWBERRY’S Main Street Paris, Kentucky Bourbon 1354 S. MAIN 987-3040 T I ''I PARIS, KY. Lumber Lo. NORA’S CUT CURL 717 Main Street 987-2470 , . II20 MAIN 987-2500 LUSK PARIS. KY Funeral Home Karl K. Lusk, Sr. Karl K. Lusk, Jr. CHAS. P. COOK AND CO. 987-1320 987-1321 Gourmet and S W Fine Foods Old Kentucky Hams 100 Compliments of ARDERY DRUG COMPANY 987-4181 We Deliver Main Seventh KEITH’S SUNOCO SERVICE Tires Batteries Accessories Tune up and Brake Work Route 5, Paris, Ky. 987-3127 Compliments of LANTER AND WHITE MOTOR COMPANY BOURBON HARDWARE COMPANY 987-1380 201 High Street Congratulations to the “Pride of 75 BAKER PLUMBING HEATING 987-4842 BEue Gw� 9udu bim, 9«c. “Bluegrass has a future for you” 101 Carlisle, Kentucky 40311 Maysville, Kentucky Paris, Kentucky 40361 Mt. Sterling, Kentucky 4053 Cynthiana, Kentucky 41031 Compliments of DON LYKINS ASSOCIATES Carolyn Barr C. L. Hough David Lykins John Thompson Lillian Morrow Maurice Lykins 987-5740 Compliments of FARM AND RANCH PROPERTIES DON LYKINS, PRESIDENT 987-3020 SAM CUMMINS Chevrolet Buick, Inc. 310 Main Street Paris, Ky. “The Best Place To Trade” Sales and Service For Chevrolet, Buick and Opal BUSSELL’S T.V., INC. R.C.A. Philco Whirlpool 1501 South Main Street 987-4074 Factory Authorized Service 102 Compliments Of A. V. Skffl S 338 E. Main Street 987-5773 CLAY WARD AGENCY “We appreciate your business” BOURBON AGRICULTURAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ‘The Bank of Service” 103 Main Street Two Locations and Lexington Road COMPLIMENTS OF CLAIBORNE FARM The National Bank Trust Co. of Paris, Kentucky Main Street 987-2910 So. Main T. H. T. OIL COMPANY 136 E. Main Paris, Kentucky 987-1235 SALES AND SERVICE Ashland Oil Products Firestone Tires Williamson Furnaces Siegler Oil Heaters McCulloch Chain Saws 104 Compliments of FARMER’S TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Home Owned and Home Operated A Home-Grown Company And a Good Place to Work THE W. R. STAMLER CORPORATION Millersburg Kentucky 40348 Paris, Kentucky A Good Place To Work' 10S HANSLEY, INC. Mr. Mrs. Glen A. Culbertson READY-MIXED CONCRETE express their appreciation to the Paris City Schools for a total of 90 years of education Delivered Anywhere Mixed to your specifications Winter Summer Joe Culbertson 1975 12 years Fred Culbertson 1971 12 years Bill Culbertson 1969 12 years Glenn Culbertson 1967 12 years James Culbertson 1966 12 years John Culbertson 1964 12 years Judy C. Robertson 1957 6 years Don Robertson 1958 12 years (son-in-law) 987-4411 BLUE GRASS READY-MIX Fords Mill Road FULLINGTON’S INC. 618 Main St. Paris Ky. LYKINS AND JONES SHOES Your Family Apparel Store also a complete line of mens formal rental YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR BASS, WEEJUNS, AIGNER AND OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS THE A. J. WINTERS AND CO. Complete Real Estate Service a good school a good student body a good faculty MC CONNELL ASSOCIATES REALTORS Paris, Ky. Appreciated Gifts bear the Winters Seal 987-3212 Lexington, Ky. 252-2018 HATTON’S TEXACO 987-9963 Main St. Paris, Ky. 106 Compliments of Compliments of BOURBON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. PARIS WAREHOUSE CO. DIVISION OF CENTRAL DISTRICT WAREHOUSE COMPANY Phone 987-4445 'Complete Funeral Service With Home Like Atmosphere” GEORGE M. LEER Ed Jackson Theodore Ritchie Bay Mattox Marion White 503 Williams Street Paris, Kentucky 987-2345 24 Hour Emergency Ambulance Service WORICK MOTORS, INC. SOUTH MAIN TEXACO SERVICE STATION 134 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 987-4560 Dodge Oldsmobile 1602 South Main 987-6261 Tires, Tubes and Auto Accessories and Road Service BETTY JO DENTON HEICK AND CLARENCE MOORES' STAFF OF BOURBON COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE CAROUSEL BEAUTY SHOP Starlight Motel Lexington Road 987-4517 Compliments of 107 LANTER'S ASHLAND PARIS CABLE Compliments of AKEMON'S BARBER SHOP LINVILLE’S GIFT SHOP Feature Hallmark Greeting Cards Fenton Glass Haeger Pottery “Gifts For The Entire Family” 987-7033 608 Main Street Paris, Kentucky T.V. CIIANNKI. 12 4 CIIANNKI. Il_—1 CIIANNKI. 62_U 1« CIIANNKI. 9 CIIANNKI. 32 v CIIANNKI. 15 S— , (JIANNKI, 27 .CIIANNKI. 19 ► CIIANNKI. 3 kCIIANNKl. 46 ■CIIANNKI. IX .CIIANNKI. 5 I.OCAI. TIMK WKATIIKK, KM. LOCAL OKIfil.NATION Compliments of BOURBON HATCHERY Compliments of Congratulations Class of ’75 JACKSON RADIO Best Wishes From T.V. THE CITIZEN-ADVERTISER HOMER’S TASTEE FREEZE 987-3185 Compliments of QUINCY QUARRY Fords Mill Road Paris, Kentucky 108 Best Wishes To The Class of ’75 BAKER AND SONS’ LIVE BAIT SHOP 201 2nd Street 987-4842 jsnttiferlmtb dirmpang ED. SUTHERLAND. BROKER-AUCTIONEER 500 PLEASANT STREET. PARIS. KENTUCKY 40361 (606) 987-5100 REAL ESTATE SALES AUCTIONS—APPRAISALS COMMERCIAL—FARMS m REALTOR James E. Poe, Salesman J. D. King, Salesman John S. King, Salesman Be Be Beatty, Secretary Compliments of JERRY’S NICHOLS AUTO REPAIR SHOP Compliments of Lucky Brothers Inc. 240 LILLESTON 987-3620 PARIS, KENTUCKY Compliments of OVERBY’S RESTAURANT PARIS MONUMENT WORKS 1601 Main Street, Paris, Kentucky QUALITY ALWAYS BCue Gtm FedrnV Savings Lm Aim. 600 High St. Paris, Ky. 987 2951 109 Peoples Bank Trust Co. 400 Main Paris, Kentucky Member of FDIC QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE The firstest with the mostest GEORGE E. ROYCE -SaUTO PA RTS Compliments of Mr. Mrs. P. R. WALTINGTON Best of Luck Class of 75 MON.-SAT. BankAmericard 9:30-5 P.M. Master Charge 507 Main Street Paris, Kentucky SALLIE JOE BENTON LOWERY AND CROUCH REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS—LOANS—PRIVATE SALES 518 High Street Paris, Kentucky HINTON-TURNER FUNERAL HOME, INC. John H. Butler Bruce H. Forsythe 987-1555 Paris Stockyard, Inc. Millersburg Hwy. 987-2785 PARIS, KY. Cattle and Calves—Every Friday Lamb and Hogs—Every Wednesday Special Sales as Announced OFFICE GIRLS GET ON THE SPOT TRAINING These young ladies have the opportunity of working in an office, learning all the tricks of the trade, and get an early start to a possible future. Left to right: Trina Coons, Kim Parker, Claudia Tubbs, Becky Proffitt, Mrs. Boardman, Teresa Herrington, Linda Kelly. SHIRIVER’S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 920 Main Street MILTON B. LOWELL PLUMBING AND HEATING 1622 South Main Street Paris, Kentucky UPPERCLASSMEN HELP YOUNG CHILDREN THROUGH THE TUTORING PROGRAM These eight students take time from their study hall to help the children in the elementary school with whatever problems they may have. They have ob- tained the satisfaction and enjoyment of helping younger children. Left to right: Teresa Herrington, Mark Wells, Rita Linville, Vernona Scott, Ruth Krekel, Susan Zuniga, Laura McMahan, Kathy Johnson. n The Senior Class of 1975 Bids a Fond Farewell It is never easy to describe things that have been so familiar for so long, es- pecially when the time comes to leave them. Of course, the familiar sighs of re- lief can be heard, but then the thoughts of leaving friends, teachers, and those old familiar walls come sharply into focus. The time of departure comes and brings tears and memories of shared feelings—whether outwardly shown or inwardly hid- den. After graduation, some will seek further education or far away places; others will find jobs and family life, but no matter what road each will choose or doors each opens, the memory of years and friends at Paris High School will endure. The Senior Class of 1975