Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

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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

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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