Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1976 volume:

PARISIAN Sentor Class, Parts Ht jh School, Parts, Kentucky Presents-MEMORIES Mrs.Edward Sutherland Tttle 1 Director M rs. M erle Lawson Secretary to Superintendent Paris City School Board of Education Mr. Edward Sutherland, Chairman; Mrs. Robert Caywood; Mr. William Woodford; Mr. Elwood Parker and Mr. James Coons Superintendent of Paris City School System Mr. Paul W. Polly 2 DEDICATION Miss Juanita Sutherland, a native of Anderson County has been one of the most highly esteemed mathematics instructors at Paris High School. She came to Paris in August of 1963 and since then she has been educating students in all areas of mathematical skills. Yet her dedication to her students extends far beyond her hours in the classroom. Miss Sutherland has always been willing to give of her time to any student who may not understand or who may need further help. In addition to her teaching, she has served as the Cheerleading Sponsor, the Newspaper Sponsor, and as a Senior Homeroom Sponsor. She is an avid sports fan and is an active supporter of all athletic events at the school. Whether transporting cheerleaders to a game or tabulating ratings at a speech tournament, she is always willing to smile and lend a helping hand. It is with sincere appreciation of her many services to the school and to the students, that we, the Annual Staff, dedicate our 1976 yearbook to Miss Juanita Sutherland, a woman with loyal dedication and high educational principles. 3 4 5 8 9 Marvin Jeffrey Abner Ricky Lee Allen Robert C. Anderson The home of Mr. Mrs. Quentin Walker is an appropriate setting for our senior officers. This home is formerly where Reverend John Tyle taught his seminary for young ladies, and is named as one of the earliest schools in the West. Our officers this year are: President, Mark Cubine; Treasurer, Johnny Duvall; Vice President, Joe Zuniga; Student Council Representa- tive. Debbie Hutchison; and Secretary, Susan Zuniga. Anna Maria Atkinson Sheryl Kim Bailey Jon Beaton 12 Tutoring is a rewarding experience for any Junior or Senior girl or guy. It enables you to become acquainted with children and learn how Elementary classes are conducted. If you are planning to major in Elementary Education and you want to find out if this career is for you. join the tutoring group. Par- ticipating in this years program were: Debbie Linville, Connie Long, Kim Parker, Kim Bailey, and Kay Smart. Donald Wayne Buckler Cheryl Lynn Buscell Kenneth Eucjene Casslty 13 Debra Denise Crooks Phyllis Maxine Crooks Patricia Kaye Crumble 14 Diana Christina Crutcher Mark Hays Cublne Tina Marie Davis The senior class had a different project in progress this year as they combined their bicentennial spirit with the Christmas spirit and entered a float in the Paris annual Christmas parade. Rosey-red faced senior girls and boys with frozen hands stapled a wagon with chicken wire and then stuffed it with thousands of pieces of tissue paper. Their effort was worth- while. The red, white and green, six-foot '76 figurine was accompanied by George Washington, a few wounded soldiers from Valley Forge, and a Christmas Tree. William Earl Davta. Jr. John William Duvall III Eileen Louise Farchmln 15 Nannette Field Kevin Leo Fltzwater Maion Hart Forsythe Take talent, friendliness, determination, a lot of caring and you've got Dana Williams. Dana has led a great deal of the Senior Spirit this year, not only in having ideas for helping the senior class, but by also putting these ideas into action. Many a time Dana has pulled the seniors through when it has come to making signs for boosting our teams to victory or designing and making decorations for this year's homecoming and last year's junior-senior prom Dana has certainly made a great contribution to the Class of '76. Thanks Dana! LouUe Franklin Benlta Marie Caine Hilt Brent Carrl on 16 Let . Lynn Grave Relnette F. Green Allen W. Grl.q.q Miss Kathy Jackson, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Philip Jackson, was chosen as this year’s recepient of the D. A. R. Award. Out of the nominees selected by the guidance committee. Kathy was considered the most qualified. She has a very high academic standing and has always been very involved in school activities. Kathy has shown qualities of leadership during all four years of high school. Outside of school, she participates in her church's youth group and in Girl Scouting. Congratulations for an honor well deserved. )ada Kim Gwaltney Vincent Doutjla Hawktn William Mark Heflin 17 Sharon M. Hurst Debra Louise Hutchison James Earl Jackson 18 Rtcky Jay lohnson 1776 AND ALL THAT a smashing success Kathy Ann Jackson Eu.qene Bishop Johnson Jr. Robert G. Johnson Timothy Lee Johnson James Paul Jones 19 JOBS WANTED For hire--4 excellent chefs Talented in the art of fine cuisine Fair wage requested Clean, industrious workers Guarantee prompt service Reference furnished: Consumer Ed. Class Robert Aten Leer John Paul Levart Keith Lewla 20 Deborah Carr Llnvelle Connie (ran Long Michael Berry Lovell Benita Gaines, one of the outstanding students at Paris High has proven that women can and will do what they want. This year Benita was granted an engineering scholarship to Kentucky State Univ- ersity by the Highway Department. As she has taken part in many school activities and her grades have been high, Benita is sure to go a long way. Robert George Allen Lucky Ricky Thomtf Mattox Charle Kimberly McCann 21 Lita Gall McCarty John Wyatt McKinney James Gale Milam Mark Cubine served as President of the 1976 Senior Class--and a very capable leader he proved to be. Mark's enthusiasm for a fine year was con- tagious and the class of '76 rallied behind him for a most prosperous year. Probably one of Mark's best endeavors was that of getting the Student Council to function as a com- pact and beneficial group for the betterment of the school. Mark--may you use your leadership abilities to the best advantage for your future. 22 Miss Debbie Linville, a Senior at our school this year represented the Women's Club at their District Sewing Contest. Debbie's lovely green, two piece suit and fine sewing mastery won them a second place honor. The art of sewing well is a talent that one can be very proud of--and we at P. H. S. arc proud to have this talented peison in our ranks. Congratulations Debbie. Keith Allen Pollltt Penny Gall Poynter Clifton Charles Purcell 23 Richard Ransom Vickie Lee Relnsmith Miranda Louise Richardson 24 Kay Francfi Smart Reginald Lanier Smith Herbert Lee Stanfield Felicia Throckmorton Jeffrey Dean Tobin Carrie Dee Wen 25 What are the advantages of having a twin? How would you like having one? Here is how the Milam twins, class of '76 summed up the situation. Jim, Having been born a twin, I have no choice, but to make the best of a packaged deal. Johnny, Being a twin is like having a split image at your disposal. When you do something right you're Johnny and when you do something wrong you're Jimmy. “ 26 Susan Z. Purcell Mark B. Withrow Joseph C. Zuniga OLD MEMORIES I treasure sweet old memories As time goes swiftly by. A few bring smiles of happiness And some tears to the eye. They all are precious in their way, Reopening doors of old That have been shut these many years What pictures they unfold! These dear old, sweet old memories All play their special part In bringing joy and opening up The latch strings of the heart. Joseph Call o way Shellle Elam Dorthy Myers 27 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS ALLEN, RICKY: P. H. S. ANDERSON, ROBBY: Art Club 4; Business Club 3; Baseball 1. ATKINSON, ANNA: Whoppers Club 1-4; Girls Basketball 1-3; Band 1-3; Tennis 1-4; Awards: Outstanding Freshman Athlete, Basketball-Best Offensive, Tennis-Most Improved. BAILEY. KIM: Art Club 4; Latin Club 1; Girls Track 1-4; Cheerleader 1-3; Awards, Track- Most Improved. BEATON, JON: Art Club 3. 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. BIDDLE, WILLIAM: Art Club 4; Latin Club 1; French Club 3; Speech Club 3; Whoopers Club 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Parisonnaires 4; Band 1; Bas- ketball Statistician 3; Golf 1-4. BROWN CHARLIE: Whoopers Club 4; Baseball 4. BRYANT, KIM: Beta Club 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; President 4; Latin Club 1; French Club 2,3; Speech Club 1-4; NFL 2-4; Parisian Staff 4; Parisonnaires 1-3; Band 1-3; Tennis 1,2; Awards, Society of Distinguished American High School Students. BUCKLER, DONNIE: Speech Club 1; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Baseball 1; Awards, English 3. BUSSELL CHERYL: Beta Club 3, 4; Business Club 2.3; F. H. A. 1; Pariaian Staff 4, Co-Editor; Hi- Lites Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Band- Flag Girl 1-4 Captain; Awards, Typing 3, Accounting 3. CALLOWAY, JOSEPH: Business Club 3, 4; Whoopers Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Football 1; Track 4. CASSITY, KENNETH: Art Club 4; Sargent-of-Arms; Business Club 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Baseball 2-4; Awards, Baseball-Outstanding Sophomore, Most runs scored 1975. CHENAULT, GILBERT: Latin Club 1,2; Whoopers Club 3; Track 4; Tennis 4. CLARK, JEFF: Basketball 1-4. CRAIG, RITA: Beta Club 2-4; Business Club 4; French Club 3; Vice-President; Parisian Staff 4; Under-Class Editor; Awards, Library Assistant 1. CROOKS, DEBRA: French Club 1; Girls Basketball 1; Girls Track 1-4; Awards, Track. CROOKS, PHYLLIS: Latin Club 1; French Club 2; Girls Basketball 1,2; Girls Track 1-4; Awards, French 1; Girls Track. CRUMBIE, TRICIA: Art Club 3. 4; Business Club 4; F. H, A. 4; French Club 4; Whoopers Club 4. CRUTCHER, DIANA: Art Club 3. 4; Business Club 4; F. H. A. 2-4; Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Speech Club 2, Senior Play 4; Girls Basketball 2-4; Girls Track 1,2; Awards, Home Economics 2. CUBINE, MARK: Art Club 4; Beta Club 2-4; Latin Club 1,2; Vice-President 2; Speech Club 1-4; NFL 1-4; Football 1-4; All CKC 4; Baseball 2,3;Awards, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation, Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Class President 4, English 1, World History 2, National Council of Teachers of English 3, Georgetown College Mathematics Award and Scholarship, Rotary Club Conference on World Affairs 3. DAVIS, TINA: Business Club 2-4; Latin Club 1,2; Hi- Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Girls Track 1-4; Cheer- leader 1-4; Gymnastics 3; Awards, 110% Track 3. DAVIS , WILLIAM: Basketball 1-4; Track 2-4; Awards, Basketball-Most Improved 1, Best Offensive 2, Most Improved 3. DUVALL, JOHNNY: Business Club 3; Football 1-4; Track 1; Basketball 1; Golf 2-4; Awards, Physical Education 1, Shop. Class President 2, Class Treasurer 4. 12 Year Perfect Attendance Kim Parker and Charles McCann 28 ELAM, SHELLIE: Orchestra 1, 2,3. FARCHMIN, EILEEN: Business Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Girls Basketball 1-4; Band 1-4; Awards. Basketball- 110% 1.3, Best all-around 2. HUTCHISON, DEBBIE: Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 2.3; President 3; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Girls Basketball 1-4; Parisonnaires 1,2; Band 1-4; Band 1-4; Vice -President 3; President 4; Awards, Basketball-Best Defensive 1.2, Most Assists 3. HELDS, NANETTE: F. H. A. 1.2; Latin Club 1.2. JACKSON, JAMES: P. H. S. FITZWATER. KEVIN: Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 2,3; Speech Club 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3; Senior Play 4; Parisionnaires 1-4; Band 1-4; Track 1-4; Awards. French 1.2. AATF, French II, 3, Library Award. FORSYTHE, HART: Senior Play 4; Band 1-4; Tennis 1-4. FRANKLIN, MARGARET: F. H. A. GAINES, BENITA: Beta Club 2-4; Business Club 4; F. H. A. 4; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Play 4; Awards, English II, Home Economics I. GARRISON, BRENT: Beta Club 2-4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2; Band 1-4; Tennis 1-3; Awards, Outstanding Teenagers of America 3, Social Studies 2. GRAVES, LEISA: Art Club 3,4; Business Club 3,4; French Club 1,2; Speech Club 1,4; Parisian Staff 4; Co-editor; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Girls Basketball 1; Tennis 1-4; Awards, Basketball-Most Improved 1. GREEN. REINETTE: Art Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Girls Basketball 2; Girls Track 3,4. GRIGGS. ALLEN: P. H. S. GWALTNEY, JADA: Art Club 3,4; Business Club 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2; Whoopers Club 1-4; President 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3.4. HEFLIN, MARK: P. H. S. HENRY, MARK: Business Club 4; Latin Club 1; Speech Club 1-4; NFL 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1-4, Band 1-4; Drum-Major 4; Golf 1; Awards, English EH. Music Theory 3. HESS, WALTER: Awards. V. I. C. A. 4. HOWARD, WAYNE: Basketball 2-4; Awards, Basketball- Most Assists, Most Improved 3. HURST, SHARON: Business Club 4; F. H. A. 2; French Club 2; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 3; Awards, Home Economics I 1. JACKSON, KATHY: Beta Club 2-4; Secretary 3; President 4; Business Club 4; F. H. A. 1; Latin Club 1,2; Speech Club 4; NFL 4, Degree of Honor; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Band 2-4; Secretary 3; Tennis 4; Awards, Latin I, II, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Health, English I, II, IE, Economics, U. S. History, Chem- istry, Biology, Physical Science, Home-Economics, Voice of Democracy Essay Winner, Who’s Who in American High School Students, Outstanding Teenager of America, Society of Distinguished High School Students, DAR Award, Conservation Essay Winner, Girl's State Representative, KYC Representative. JOHNSON, EUGENE: Beta Club 2-4; Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; President 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 3,4; Tennis 1-4; Awards, SPOKE Conference Delegate, Boy's State Representative, Outstanding Teenager of America, Society of Distinguished High School Students, Class Treasurer 4, English n, French, Algebra II. JOHNSON, RICKY: Art Club; Business Club 4; French Club 1; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Football 1.2; Basketball 1; Track 2. Scholarship Winners Robbin Wilkerson, Dana Williams, Kathy Jackson, Claude Mitchell, Johnny Duvall, Mark Withrow, Brent Garrison, Mike Lovell, Mark Cubine, John Milam, Kevin Fitzwater, Eugene Johnson. 29 JOHNSON, ROBERT: Art Club 4; Basketball 2. JOHNSON, TIMOTHY: Awards, Woodworking, World Geography, English. JONES, JIMMY: Art Club 3; Whoopers Club 4; Football 1; Baseball 2-4 KELLEY, LYNDA: Business Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Par- isian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4. KENNEY, KAREN: F. H. A. 1,2; French Club 3. KING, HOWARD; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1-4; Band 1-4. LEER, BOBBY: Beta Club 2-4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1; Tennis 3,4; Awards, Basketball-Academic and Athletic Award 2, Most Improved B Team, Best Offensive Player B. Team, French I, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. LEVART, JOHN PAUL: Football 1; Basketball 1-4; Base- ball 1-4; Track 1; Awards, Baseball, Basketball. LEWIS, KEITH: Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Track 3,4; Awards, Football-Best Defensive Lineman 3, Best Offensive Lineman 1, Best Safety Driver, Out- standing Lineman 4, All-State 3, All CKC 3. LINVILLE, DEBBIE: Art Club 4; Beta Club 4; F. H. A. 1; Speech Club 2, 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1-4; Band 3,4; Tennis 1-4; Awards, English III, Art I 3, Home Economics 3. LONG, CONNIE: Art Club 4; Business Club 3, 4; F. H. A. 2; Whoopers Club 4; Senior Play 4. LOVELL, MIKE: Beta Club 2-4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3; Speech Club 1; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1-4; Band 1-4. MCKINNEY, WYATT; Art Club 4; Whoopers Club 3, 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Football 1-4. MCCARTY, LISA: Whoopers Club 1,2; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4; Cheerleaders 2-4. MCCANN, CHARLIE: Band I. MATTOX, RICKY: Business Club 3,4; French Club 3; Football 1. MILAM, JAMES: Beta Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3; Speech Club 1; Parisonnaires 2,3; Band 1-4; Tennis 1-3; Awards, Who's Who Among American High School Students. MILAM, JOHN: Beta Club 2-4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3; Speech Club 1,2; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2-4; Band 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Awards, French I. MITCHELL, JR CLAUDE: Beta Club 2-4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Football 2-4; Baseball 3,4; Awards, Football-Most Improved Player. MORTON, DOUG: Art Club 3,4; VICA Club 4. MYERS, DORTHY: F. H. A. 4; Girls Basketball 1, 2; Girls Track 1-4. PARKER, KIM: Art Club 4; President; Latin Club 1; French Club 3, Treasurer; Speech Club 1-4; NFL 2-4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Girls Track 1-3; Cheerleaders 1-4; J. V. Captain 2, Varsity Capt. 4; Parisonnaires 2-4; Awards, Art Exhibit 1st Prize, Outstanding Student 3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. PARKER, WALTER: Football 4; Track 3-4. PIERCE, JUAN: Art Club 3, 4. POLLITT, KEITH: Baseball 1; V.I.C. A. 4. POYNTER, PENNY: Business Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Whoopers Club 2-4; Vice-President 4; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Awards, English n. 30 PURCELL, CLIFF: Beta Club 2-4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,3; Base- ball 1,3,4; Awards, French I. RANSOM, RICHARD: Art Club 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2-4; Awards, Track-1 REINSMITH, VICKIE: Art Club 3,4; Business Club 3, 4; F. H. A, 2; Whoopers Club 4; Senior Play 4. RICHARDSON, MIRANDA: Art Club 3, 4; F. H. A. 2, 4; Whoopers Club 3, 4; Band 3. ROE, TIMMY: Business Club 3; Latin Club 1; French Club 2,3, RUSSELL, DARLENE: Art Club 3,4; Business Club 4; F. H. A. 2. SHOWALTER, JOE: Football 1. SMART, KAY: Art Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Parison- naires 1-4, SMITH, JAMIE: Art Club 3; Baseball 2. SMITH, REGINALD; Speech Club 3; NFL 1; Football 4; Basketball 1; Track 4; Awards, Class Vice-President 1. SPENCER, WILLIAM: Football 1. STANFIELD, HERBERT; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4. THROCKMORTON. FELICIA: Business Club 4; F. H. A. 2. TOBIN, JEFF: Art Club 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4, Trea- surer-4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3. WESS, CARRIE: Business Club 4; F. H. A. 3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Whoopers Club 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Girls Basketball 3,4; Girls Track 1-4. WESS, CLIFFORD; Football 1-3; Basketball 1; Track 1-4. WILDER, WILSON: Art Club 3, 4; French Club 2; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Football 1-4; Track 1-3. WILKERSON, ROBBIN: Beta Club 2-4, Vice-President 4, Ky. State Beta Club Vice-President '75; Latin Club 1,2; Speech Club 1-4, Co-Secretary 2, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4; NFL 1-4, Degree of Excellence 4, Degree of Honor 3; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Band 1-4, Secretary 4; Tennis 1-4; Awards, English 1, English II, English III, Chemestry, Biology, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Rep- resentative to KYC 3, Class Vice-President 3, Home- coming Princess 2, School and County Conservation Essay Winner 2, In Sound of Music” 3. WILLIAMS, DANA: Art Club 3, 4: Beta Club 2-4, Trea- surer 3, Secretary 4; Business Club 4; F. H. A. 1; Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 2; Speech Club 1-4, Co-Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; NFL 1-4, Degree of Honor 2, Degree of Excellence 3; Parisian Staff 4; Hi- Lites Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1-4, Sound of Music 3; Awards, Art I 3; Outstanding Teenager of America 3, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4, Girls State 3, Representative to KYC 3. WILLOUGHBY, DIANE: Art Club 4; Business Club 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2; Whoopers Club 4. WITHROW, MARK: Latin Club 1; French Club 3,4; Hi- Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Football 2-4; Baseball 2; Track 3,4; Tennis 4. WHITE, MARK: Art Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; Senior Play 4; Football 2-4; Golf 2-4. ZUNIGA, JOE: Art Club 3,4; French Club 1,2; Whoopers Club 3,4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2-4; Basketball 1; Awards, Class President 3, Class Vice- President 4. ZUNIGA, SUSAN: Art Club 3,4, Secretary 3,4; Business Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; French Club 1,2; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Parisonn- aires 1-4; Band 2, Awards, Homecoming Queen 4. MURRAY, JAMES: Art Club 4; Football 2; Track 1,2. YOUNG, EUGENE: Football 3; Basketball 4; Baseball 1; Track 3. Mr. Ernest M. Trosper Principal Mrs. Tommy Boardman Secretary Mrs. Garnett Swtnford Secretary Paris High School B. A. —Union College M. A. --East Tennessee State University Rank I—Morehead State University Mr. William B. Reed Assistant Principal Paris High School B. S. --Kentucky State University M. A. —University of Kentucky 32 FACULTY Mrs. Dave Williams A.B., Transylvania M. A., Memphis State University English, Beta Club Miss Betsy Brooks Woodford A. B., University of Kentucky French I, II, English n, French Club Mrs. Jerry Tipton B. A., Berea College M. A., Eastern Kentucky University Art I, II, Art Club Mr. Albert Ryle B. S., Morehead State University Math 9, 10, Pre Algebra, Whoopers Club Mr. George R. Wilder B.S., M.A., Murray State University, Industrial Arts, Drafting, Tennis 33 Mrs. Clay Roseberry A. B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College, English, Speech Club, Senior Play Director Mrs. Frank Scott M. A., University of Kentucky B. A., University of Kentucky Ed. S., University of Kentucky Counselor Mrs. Bert Smith A. B., Kentucky Wesleyan College English, World History, U.S. History, Freshman Speech Coach Mr. James P. Shipp, Jr. B. S., Western Kentucky University Special Education, Advanced Government, Assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach Mrs. Stanley Richard, Jr. A. B., University of Kentucky Business Education, Social Studies, Yearbook Sponsor 34 Mrs. Eddie Sosby B. A., University of Kentucky Librarian, Newspaper Sponsor Mrs. Ken Williams B. A., Muskingum College Latin I, n, English, Latin Club Miss Elizabeth Balhatchet Health, Physical Education, Driver Education, Cheerleading Sponsor, Gymnastics Coach Mrs. William Stamler B. S., University of Tennessee M. S., University of Tennessee Biology and Chemestry, Student Council Mrs. Paul Polly M. A., Eastern Kentucky University B. S., Berea College Business Education, Business Club 35 Miss Juanita Sutherland M, M., University of South Carolina B. A., Georgetown College Algebra I, II, Geometry, Trig and Calculus Mrs. George Johnson M. S., Ohio State University M. S., University of Kentucky B. S., Spelman College Home Economics, Science Miss Donna Small B, S., Morehead State University Home Ec. I, II, Family Living, Married Life Clothing Management, F. H. A. Mr. William Fred Rose A. B., Morehead State University Special Ed., Human Relations, Assistant Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Student Council Mr. Larry Klinefelter B. S., Taylor University Physical Science, Physics Mrs. William Daugherty B. S., George Peabody College; M. A., University of Kentucky Director of Pupil Personnel Mr. James Dickerson B. S., Campbellsville College; M. A., Western Kentucky University Supervisor of Instruction Mr. David S. Randolph B. S., Eastern Kentucky University M. A., University of Kentucky U. S. History, World Geography, Head Basketball Coach Mrs. William Stiles A. B., University of Kentucky Homebound Instructor Mr. Homer Goins B. A., University of Kentucky; M. A., Morehead State University Psy.-Soc., Health and Physical Ed., Head Football Coach Mrs. George B. Miller Hostess for faculty portraits Mr. Thomas Siwicki B.M., De Paul University M. A., University of Kentucky Music Theory, Music Appreciation, Band Director, Choral Group Miss Roseanna Royce B. A., Transylvania University M. A., University of Kentucky English, Speech Club, Senior Play Director TEACHER'S PRAYER I want to teach my students how To face its struggles and its strife -Not just the lesson in a book But how to choose the proper path To understand eternal truth -And gather all the beauty of For if I help the world to grow Then I shall feel that I have won And so I ask your guidance, God For character and confidence To live this life on earth- And to improve their worth Or how the rivers flow- Wherever they may go- And know the right from wrong A flower and a song- In wisdom and in grace- And I have filled my place- That I may do my part- And happiness of heart- 38 James J. Metcalf FRESHMAN Class Officers Eltina Scott - President Johna Richardson - Vice-President Felicia Rice - Secretary Chester Mitchell - Treasurer Janice Day - Student Council SOPHMORE JUNIOR Class Officers Class Officers Sheri Jones - President Chet Coons - Vice-President Stuart Beheler - Secretary Judy Henry - Treasurer Patty Zuniga - Student Council Gregg Coons - President Leon Roberts - Vice-President Rhonda Wilkerson - Secretary Bill Watson - Treasurer Kent Duvall - Student Council 39 Paul Karen Mary Connie Nancy Angela Leah Adamson Atchison Badgett Barnes Billman Black Boardman Tommy Joe Terry Cecil Hal Lori Bolton Calk Chenault Christopher Clark Coburn Roy Craig Tony Crumbie JUNIORS Gregg Coons Tommy Creasey Carol Crump Dorothea Debra Lisa Kent Lee Keith Tammy Crutcher Davis Dean Duvall Florence Gaunce Garland 40 Gary John Sturgill Johnson Johnson Johnson Stephen Graves Stuart Harney Shirley Hisle Linville Lotz Marks Marshall Cathy Bobby Charles Robert Karen Pam Perry McMahan Milam Mitchell Mucci Murray Mynear Parker 41 Bill Durwood Sylvia Patton Pierce Pope Janet Chris Gary Rarden Rice Rice Dixie Poynter Janet Richardson Phil Ed Sheryl Larry Prater Purcell Rambacher Bobbie Rory Kim Tony Kevin Venessa Jeffrey Snapp Snowden Sponcil Spurlock Stiles Stoudemire Strawder 42 Benny Patsy Thomas Trimble Richard Sallie Wagner Wasson Elizabeth Anna Wells Wheeler Mavis Mike Williams Withrow Mike Ann Woods Young 43 Bobby Rose Wells, Jr. No man ts an tsland. entire of Itself; every man Is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. Any man's death dtmtntshes me, because I am Involved In mankind. And there- fore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; It tolls for thee. from MEDITATION XVII 44 Tony Stuart Alice Thomas Ricky Valinda Bates Beheler Bretz Britton Chenault Clark Sharon Ramona David Susan Davidson Davis Dean Eades SOPHOMORES Rae Jean Donna Mona Flack Frederick Gaines Melissa Bart Lesley Garrison Gwaltney Halsey Laura Donna Dewayne Heflin Hazzard Henderson 45 Vincent Judy Tony Charlie Darrell William Barbara Henderson Henry Hudnall Humphrey Hutchison Jacobs Johnson Bobby Joe Eddie Bruce Laura Sheri Timmy Sheila Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jones Jones Keith Stephen David Teresa Debbie Betsy Dion Larry King Kookendoffer Krekel Kreig Leer Lotz Martin Linda Walter Bill Darryl Nichols Nichols Nutter Parker 46 Mike Victoria James Edna Greg Carolyn Shanda Richardson Richardson Robinson Scott Sponcil Stone Strawder V icki V icky Darryl Tubbs Turner Vance Randy Lisa Bobby Peggy Vaught Wagner Wells Wells Ann Donna Wilson Wheeler Wills Worick Cathy Wanda Patty Wyatt Yazell Zuniga 47 r Phyllis Arnold FRESHMEN Charles Beaton Jeff Toni Dewayne Vincent Wallace Timmy Ayers Ayers Badgett Badgett Badgett Baker Tommy Baker Davis Beatty Lynn Begley Janet Shirley Levetta Lezlie Barbra Lynn Sheila Biddle Billman Black Bowman Bryant Burden Burrell Charles Timmy Tony John Elizabeth Tanya Angela Carpenter Clevenger Clevenger Courtney Craycraft Crumbie Crump 48 Michael Crutcher Vivian Dumphord Eddie Earlywine Mark Florence T. • Mark Horne Carol Pamela Janice Janet Dena James Cummins Dale Day Dodge Downey Dumphord Wallace Renetta Fields Fisher Clay Jill John Charles Brian Bridget Forsythe Gaines Graves Hanley Henry Holman Tammy Anna Stephen Linda William Donald Hudnall Jackson Jacobs Johnson Johnson Jones 49 Tammy Joe Denise Billie Burch Barbara Joyce Kendall King Linville Logan Maggard Mast in McCord Lavern McKee Chester M itchell Danny Mitchell Donna Mitchell Marie Morton Steve Murray Gary Nichols Marilyn Shelia Derrie Pam Kathi Shari Tammy Nutter O'Bryan Oliver Parker Parsons Parsons Perkins I A V IH J Timmy Sandy Perkins Pierce Eugene Terri Virginia Mark Paula Puckett Puckett Purcell Rambacher Rhyans 50 Mary Ann Shriver Eltina Scott Kiven Warner Roger Wasson Karen Watson Brenda Wheeler Beth Wilkerson David Williams Hank Williams Patrick Williams Keith Wiseman Carolyn W ithrow Anita Woodford Regina Woodford Doug Wooten f A 1 B .1 Cindsay Roseberry Tammy Russell Angela Sagester Roger Sagraves .•cM n Johnna Stewart Vincent Tucker Ray Walton Lavern Warfield « 'I' ... . V i Jo Ann Shriver Larry Smith Ivan Thomas Brian Spencer V ictor Tucker ■ Ronnie Stewart Rodney Taylor Liz Roderick Smith Snowden Kim Darrell Thomas Tubbs 51 COUNCIL ON THE MOVE The twelve member Student Council was more active this year than any time in its previous history. Thanks to strong faculty and student body support, the organization was able to sponsor a sock-hop after the annual Orange and White game. This was the first dance, other than Homecoming and the Prom, that the school has had in several years, and it was a tremendous success The Student Council also sent suggestions for improve- ments in the school to be read at faculty meetings. With this year's activities serving as groundwork, the Student Council can look forward to continued success in the years to come. Those on the Council this year were: Debbie Hutchi- son, Eltina Scott, Sheri Jones, Mrs. William Stamler, sponsor, Gregg Coons, Janice Day, Patty Zuniga, Chet Coons, Kent Duvall, Mark Cubine, Joe Zuniga, Leon Roberts and Fred Rose, sponsor. Officers of the P. H. S. Student Council were: Gregg Coons, vice-president; Janice Day, secretary-treasurer; Mark Cubine, president. 52 PARIS10NNA1RHS “Say It With Music Whether performing for a community club in the Baldwin Hotel or in front of the student body assembled in the Fine Arts Center, the Parisionnaires never fail to please their audience. Yet such fine performances do not occur by chance. The students that produce the mellow music spend many hours both after school and on weekends in order to prepare for their appearances. They also assist the band in fund-raising projects. But all the tedious hours of warming up, repeating music measures, and soliciting are forgotten when the music makers stand before an appre- ciative audience after a give- it-all-you've-got performance. After all, ”giving-it-all- you ve-got is what becoming a Parisionnaire is all about. This fine group is under the direction of Mr. Thomas A. Siwicki. Robbin Wilkerson Cathy McMahan BAND OFFtCERS Sallie Wasson-Treasurer Robbin Wilkerson-Secretary Mike Lovell-Vice-President Debbie Hutchison-President White Sand and Excellent Music Blend For a Most Enjoyable Band Trip BATON TWIRLERS DRUM MAJOR. Mark Henry Mark lead the P. H. S. Band to a most successful year in El Paso, Texas, football, basketball games, Inaug- uration Parade, and Christmas Parades. DIRECTOR: Mr. Thomas Siwicki The Paris High Band is most fortunate to have one of the best directors in the country. We thank you, Mr. Siwicki, for your untiring efforts and musical pleasures. Banner Carriers: Vicki Richardson and Mona Owen. Flag Girls: Kim Sponcil, Sallie Wasson, Cheryl Bussell (Captain), Cis McKinney, Kathy Jackson, Debbie Linville, Diane Withrow, Nancy Lanter, Lesley Halsey, and Elizabeth Wells. Jim Milam, Kevin Fitzwater, Rhonda Wilkerson, Wanda Yazell, Cathy Wyatt, Carol Crump, Nancy Lanter, Janet Crump, Sheila Keith, Lisa Dean, Debbie Linville, Rita Craig, Laura Jones. Betsy Leer, Leah Boardman, Debbie Hutchison, Joe Calk, Kathy Jackson, Benita Gaines, Cheryl Bussell, Robbin Wilkerson, Dana Williams, Vicky Turner, Rae Jean Flack, Lori Coburn, Donna Hazzard. Melissa Garrison, Lesley Halsey, Kim Bryant, Gregg Coons, Mrs. Dave Williams, sponsor, Bill Patton, Chet Coons, Bob Milam, Brent Garrison, Cliff Purcell, Johnny Milam, Eugene Johnson, Mike Lovell, Bobby Leer, Steve Graves, Tommy Creasey, Phil Ed Prater, Charles Mitchell, Eddie Johnson, Leon Roberts, Claude Mitchell, Mark Cubine Beta Officers President-Kathy Jackson Vice-president-Robbin Wilkerson Secretary- Dana Williams Treasurer-Eugene Johnson Sponsor-Mrs. Dave Williams BETA S GET IN THE ACT How would you like to spend a weekend at one of the finest hotels in Louisville... Or try to captivate an aud- ience of hundreds with an updated version of Cinderella”? Wouldn't you be proud if your club earned over two hun- dred dollars for the Kidney Foundation? Perhaps you could say that the Paris Beta Club believes that idleness is the Devil's work” they are constantly involved in school, community, and state activities. Whether they are campaigning and performing at the State Beta Con- vention, entering a float in the Christmas parade, or working in basketball concessions, Beta members are truly in the act”. 1976 Beta Initiates 57 Mrs. Williams and Dana check over National Beta article. Betas sell posters The Business Club was composed of: Carrie Wess, Eileen Farchmin, Penny Pynter, Tina Davis, Benita Gaines, Mrs. Paul Polly, sponsor, Vicki Reinsmith, Kenneth Cassity, Cheryl Bussell, Diane Crutcher, Ricky Mattox, Dana Williams, Rick Johnson, Diane Willoughby, Lynda Kelley, Mark Henry, Kathy Jackson, Rita Craig, Leisa Graves, Jeff Tobin, Susan Purcell, Sheri Purcell, Jada Gwaltney, Kim Bryant. 58 Sooner or later one must enter the world of early-to-rise, ten-minute coffee breaks, and never-ending paper work. The Business Club wants you to start out on the right foot. During the course of the year sev- eral speakers addressed the club, skits were presented by club members and they visited a business in operation. The club had a party at the close of the year. Since the future depends on the youth of today, the Business Club makes an extra effort to understand it more fully. Kim Bryant-President, Lynda Kelley-Secretary Susan Purcell-Vice-president Jeff Tobin-Treasurer Mrs. Paul Polly-Sponsor BUSINESS CLUB- “Prepares For a More Accurate Future 59 ART A Means of Expressing Yourself Kenneth Cassity and Ricky Johnson- Sargent-at-Arms Kim Parker—President Wilson Wilder-- Vice-President Man expresses himself in many ways, and whether it be cut stone or on canvas, the members of the Art Club want to approach the art- ist’s work with an open mind. Two trips are taken each year in which the Art Club is exposed to various forms of art--modern, realistic, and abstract. They also ex- plore the various methods in which the creations have come about. Whether in a world of fantasy or in a world of perfection, the Art Club understands art by being aware of its surroundings. 60 Our school was made a more attractive learning institution by the art department through their spon- sorship of door decoration contest, Christmas murals, mobiles, wire figurines, paintings in the gym and classrooms and bicentennial fire plugs. 61 ANNUAL STAFF Brtngs You “M emeries After rushing to meet deadlines, rearranging articles and pages, and taking hundreds of pictures, the members of the annual staff have put together this book for you. The staff has tried to bring you memories” about almost everything at P, H. S, We leave you remembering many good times which we have shared. Sponsor Mrs. Stanley Richard Co-Editors Leisa Graves Cheryl Bussell Staff members busy working ball game concession. Penny typing final draft, and Jeff taking book orders were among some of the activities of the Annual people. 62 The 1976 Annual Staff was com- posed of: Leisa Graves, Kim Bryant, Kay Smart, Kathy Jackson, Bobby Leer, Rita Craig, Cheryl Bussell, Robbin Wilkerson, Dana Williams, Harold King, Kim Par- ker, Jeff Tobin, Penny Poynter, Lisa McCarty, Susan Purcell. Kathy Jackson is found writing copy for the many pages of the yearbook. 63 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Karen Atchison, Vicki Rope, Edna Scott, Dorothea Crutcher, Mona Gaines, Sylvia Pope, Janet Richardson, Billie Jo Logan, Terri Puckett, Pam Parker, Vicki Tubbs, Angie Roberts, Shirley Hisle, Sheryl Purcell, Ginny Purcell, Angie Sagester, Sandy Pierce, Dixie Poynter, Vanessa Stoudemire, Angie Black, Pam Mynear, Bobbie Snapp, Rose Isaac, Carrie Wess, Missy Myers, Diane Crutcher, Felicia Rice, Tanya Crumbie, Barbara Bryant, Ray Walton, Janet Rarden, Tammy Garland, Connie Barnes, Benita Gaines, Johnna Richardson, Margaret Franklin, Vicki Richardson, Laura Heflin, Miranda Richardson, and Carol Cummins. Sponsor: Miss Donna Small. Laura Heflin Edna Scott checking out the operation of the clothes dryer. Valinda Clark Vicki Richardson admire cookbook sold by F. H. A. members. The A ccent ts on Creativity The F. H. A. knows that there is more to running a house than mopping and cleaning—and there's more to the F. H. A. than cooking and sewing. During the year, the club members are busy at money- making projects or listening to guest speakers. And as the year comes to an end, they enjoy the pleasures and amuse- ments of King's Island. But the F. H. A. members do commit a large part of their time to the art of maintaining a house. Especially to- day, a smooth and well-balanced dwelling is a work of art—and knowledge. The Future Homemakers of America Officers investigate old time, back breaking laundry techniques verses new, modem day, easy wash day wonders. President - Janet Richardson Vice-president - Diane Crutcher Secretary - Mona Gaines Treasurer - Dorothea Crutcher Song Leader - Carrie Wess Sergant-at-Arms - Valinda Clark, Benita Gaines Historian - Patricia Crumbie BETTY CROCKER FAMILY LEADER OF TOMORROW Diane Crutcher won the 1976 honor by competing with other seniors in a written knowledge and attitude examin- ation. Diane completed four years of home economics and was President of the local F. H. A. her senior year. She received a certificate from General Mills, a sponsor of the annual educational scholarship program. 65 French Club Officers President Eugene Johnson Vice-president Rhonda Wilkerson Secretaire Elizabeth Wells Tresorier Angela Blace Promoteur Miss Betsy B. Woodford 66 Eugene Johnson, Cliff Purcell, Charles Mitchell, Rhonda Richard Kenney. Miss Betsy Woodford, sponsor, William Wilkerson, Lori Cobum, Lisa Dean, Elizabeth Wells, Jacobs, Leon Roberts, Gary Rice, Mark Withrow, Phil Carol Crump, Leah Boardman, Nancy Lanter, Angela Prather, Kent Duvall, Bobby Milam, Claude Mitchell, Black, Barbara Johnson, Carrie Wess, Harold King, Bill Hal Clark, Bobby Leer. Patton, Perry Parker, David Dean, Stephen Pierce, THE FRENCH CLUB Preserving A Language Le Cercle Franjais se reunit sept ou huit fois pendant 1 'annee scolaire. Les membres jouent les jeux avec le papier et le crayon, ils £coutent les disques, ils regar- dent les films fixes, et quelquefois ils entendent une personne qui parle. II n y a pas de sommes, de devoir; seulement 1 •amusement. The French Club meets some seven or eight times during the year. The members play paper and pencil games, listen to records, watch film strips, and occas- ionally enjoy a speaker. There are no dues, no duties, just amusement. 67 The 1975-76 Latin Club Officers were: President - Sheri Jones Vice-president - Chet Coons Secretary - Betsy Leer Treasurer - Laura Jones Sponsor - Mrs. Ken Williams The Latin Club membership was composed of: L. Halsey, J. Crump, C. Pate, B. Wells, D. Kreig, W. Yazell, P. Zuniga, J. Henry, K. Wyatt, V. Penny, Mrs. Gail Will- iams, M. Garrison, B. Leer, L. Smith, B. Wilkerson, E. Scott, P. Rhyans, T. Ayers, L. Johnson, M. Nutter, B. Mastin, S. Eades, A. Crump, J. Shriver, D. Hazzard, S. Keith, R Flack, T. Perkins, J. McCord, S. Parsons, S. O'Brian, D. Dykes, L. Bowman, M. Shriver, K. Thomas, J. Day, T. Hudnall, B. Nutter, C. Mitchell, V. Turner, S. McKinney, R. Mucci, R. Showalter, K. Wiseman, C. Forsythe, S. Jones, M. Robbin, L. Jones, J. Graves, B. Henry, C. Coons, E. Johnson. 68 LATIN CLUB “LtMERICKS The Latin Club members put excitement and enthusiasm into everything they do. To show some of their enterprising talent the Latin students have composed a poetic summary of their year in a Latin Limerick. There was a young lady in satin Who made up her mind to take Latin. Her Latin was weak. But her toga was chic. Which made her as famous as Patton. She went to the state convention Where her toga caught all the attention. She made quite a show With her partner Pluto Where they were both too pluchra to mention. At the dawn of the season of Yule Our young friend grew weary of school. The club threw, a bash Which was really a smash And made other school club members drool. To the banquet she went in the spring Where everyone had food to bring. The entertainment was great And lasted quite late. To this day Elvira we sing. The moral of what we have said Is that Latin isn’t yet dead. The students have fun When all's said and done. And they also learn much in the head. 69 PARIS Ht-LITES We Print Everything From September to May, from football season to the Junior-Senior Prom, the HI-LITES staff was there to get first-hand information on the event. A week hardly ever went by that something exciting didn't occur within the walls of Paris High School. Meetings, picture taking, headline cuts and dead- lines were all familiar echos to a hard working staff. Yes, that's what being a reporter is all about-- articles and deadlines. Who doesn't like to see his name in print? From the Greyhound basketball sche- dule to who likes who , the HI-LITES printed everything. Typist Tina Davis smiles as she works on a bit of newspaper gossip. Mrs. Eddie Sosby, sponsor, checks copy with Donnie Buckler and Dana Williams. Nancy Lanter, Assistant Editor, demonstrates the off set method used in printing the paper. Dana W illiams. Editor, looks over an old printing press and ponders how the job was ever completed. 70 HAPPY STAFF RELAXES FROM DUTIES TO POSE FOR GROUP PORTRAIT Mark Henry, Kenneth Cassity, Wyatt McKinney, Joe Zuniga, Mark Withrow, Joseph Calloway, Billy Biddle, Nancy Lanter, Cheryl Bussell, Lisa McCarty, Leisa Graves, Kathy Jackson, Debbie Linville, Robbin Wilker son, Kay Smart, Lori Coburn, Dana Williams, Mrs. Eddie Sosby, Rhonda Wilkerson, Elizabeth Wells, Sallie Wasson, Cathy McMahan. Susan Purcell, Sheryl Purcell. Kim Parker, Tina Davis, Carrie Wess, Bobby Leer. Harold King, Mike Lovell, Donnie Buckler, Debbie Hutchison, Jada Gwaltney, Lynda Kelley, Wilson Wilder, Johnny Milam The acquisition and distribution of papers was a monthly chore tor staff members. 71 In life as well as in work, there will always be those who are willing to ”go that extra mile. The N. F. U consists of speech students who have worked harder than most students on sel- ections and anyone who has received an honor from this organization deserves a round of applause. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE “Our Outstanding Speakers 72 SPEECH CLUB FINDS: Practice Makes Perfect As long as there are Saturdays, there will be speech meets. And as long as there is a Speech Club at Paris High School, there will be students in the building long after the three o'clock bell has rung. In order to compete with high school students from all over the state of Kentucky, many hours must be spent finding the perfect” selection and then learning the pro- per presentation of it. This is called practicing-and that is what makes a superior speaker. After all, as long as there is a need for communica- tion, there will be a need for speech. And the Speech Club sees nothing wrong with perfecting it. 73 Club members made yarn dolls in school colors and sold them as a money making project. ( 'I The painting and lettering of signs for the hall- ways was a popular project for Whoopers members. 74 WHOOPERS BACK THE HOUNDS Whether its fall, winter, or spring, the athletic de- partment at Paris has always received much support from our Whoopers Club. When brightly colored signs are plastered to P. H. S. 's hallways, when doors and lockers are decorated with orange and black, and when the students are excited about the upcoming game or match, one can tell that the student body really backs the Hounds. The members of the Whoopers Club assist in making signs, planning skits, helping out with pep rallies, and most important, attend all games, meets and and matches to give support to participants. As in the past, the Whoopers Club continues to boost the school spirit at Paris High. Enthusiastic Whoopers are: D. Crutcher, S. Pope, A. Black, P. Parker, J. Gaines, A. Young, J. Dodge, D. Poynter, B. Snapp, P. Mynear, V. Richardson, A. Robertson, J. Richardson, J. Rarden, T. Puckett, B. Logan, J. Calloway, J. Zuniga, J. Jones, J. Gwaltney, W. McKinney, B. Biddle, D. Willoughby, P. Poynter, and V. Reinsmith. 75 VOCATIONAL BOYS AT WORK Can you imagine making a car run, building a piece of furniture, designing a building to scale, with your own hands? This is all possible at the Clark Co. Vocational School in programs like Auto Mechanics, Building Trades, Drafting, Machine Shop and Welding. Paris High participates in this two year program, and any young man wishing to further his education after graduation may do so at the Central Kentucky Vocational School in Lexington. 76 ALUMNI BANQUET HONORS 1976 SENIORS Wayne Shumate was awarded the Kirkpatrick Cup which is presented annually to an outstanding alumni of the school. Mrs. Julian Wells, who received the honor last year made the presentation. Miss Kathy Jackson was awarded the Alumni Cup which is presented to the outstanding member of the senior class. Mark Wells, last year's recip- ient made the presentation. The new officers for the Alumni Association are: Bill T. McConnell, treasurer; Mrs. Steve Breslin, secretary; Mark Cubine, vice-president; and Mrs. Ben Basone, president. Brent Garrison was the recipient of the $4, 000 Paris High School Alumni Association Scholar- ship for 1976. Mrs. John Heick made the presentation. 77 John Duvall - Treasurer Kim Case Susan Purcell - Secretary Cliff Purcell Joe Zuniga - Vice-President Rhonda Wilkerson Debbie Hutchison - Student Council Gary Arnold Mark Cubine - President Kim Nichols 78 PROM 1976 NIGHTS ON Kent EXivall - Student Council Lee Ann Beheler Leon Roberts - Vice-President Gayle Conner Bill Watson - Treasurer Melody Cheek 79 BROADWAY 80 THE SENIOR CLASS OF PARIS HIGH SCHOOL Presents “1776 AND ALL THAT” There were many doubts among the graduating class of 1976 as to whether there would be a senior play or not. But luckily for them, Mrs. Roseberry s replacement was a young lady trained in the field of dramatics and very excited about the script. Miss Roseanna Royce, assuming the role of teacher and director, worked constantly at making actresses and actors out of the senior amateurs. There were rehearsals after rehearsals with flat building in between. As the characters, props, and scenery began to emerge, the seniors realized that all their efforts and diligent work was going to materialize into a memorable production.... and that it most certainly was. 1776 AND ALL THAT was received warmly by both the school and the community. Not only was this play a success but it was accredited as being one of the best. Three cheers for Miss Royce, and hats off' to the senior play cast. 81 HONORS DAY D. A. R. GOOD CITIZENS AWARD Kathy Ann Jackson MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers' Math Award Mark Cubine Algebra I--Angela Crump Algebra II— Carol Crump Geometry Award—Donna Hazzard Trig Award-- Kathy Jackson Calculus Award—Kathy Jackson COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Typing—Kathy Jackson Shorthand—Tina Davis Accounting—Rita Craig Annual Award— Cheryl Bussell Leisa Graves Annual Dedication-- Miss Juanita Sutherland Journalism Award— Dana Williams ART DEPARTMENT Art II Award—Dana Williams Art II Certificates--Doug Morion, Leisa Graves, Kay Smart Art I Award-Bill Watson, Mark Cubine Art I Certificates—Mark White, Tommy Bolton, Kim Bailey Art II Group Project--Jeff Tobin. Kim Parker, Dana Williams, Jon Beaton. Patricia Crumbie, Jada Gwaltncy, Vincent Hawkins, John Lcvart, Debbie Linville, Doug Morton, Juan Pierce, Miranda Richardson, Vickie Reinsmith, Herbert Stanfield. Wilson Wilder, Leisa Graves, Kay Smart, Joe Zuniga, Susan Z. Purcell ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English IA—Liz Smith English 1B. C—Charles Beaton, Lavem McKee, Ginny Purcell RECIPIENTS English II--Donna Hazzard English III A--Joe Calk, Lori Cobum, Lisa Dean, Stephen Graves, Nancy Lanter, Rhonda Wilkcrson English III B—Joey Lotz English IV--Kathy Jackson, Robbin Wilke rson Speech Award--Dana Williams LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Latin I—JoAnn Shriver Latin II—Donna Hazzard French I— Lori Coburn, Carol Crump, Lisa Dean, Nancy Lanter, Phil Ed Prater, Rhonda Wilkerson French II—Eugene Johnson SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Modern Physical Science — JoAnn Shriver, Angela Crump Modem Physical Science—Most Improved Award--Charles Beaton Physics—Kathy Jackson Biology--Donna Hazzard, Melissa Garrison Che mes try--Gregg Coons Chemestry Recognition Certificates— Carol Crump, Joe Calk, Phil Ed Prater SOCIAL STUDIES Advanced Government--Hart Forsythe U.S. History—Kevin Stiles, Gary Rice Phil Ed Prater Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Trophy—Bill Patton World History—Donna Hazzard, Melissa Garrison, Laura Jones World Geography—Darryl Parker Psychology—Claude Mitchell Sociology—Dana Williams HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Home Ec I—Dion Lotz Home Ec Il—Vicki Richardson Phase Elective—Debbie Linville Phase Elective--Diane Crutcher Betty Crocker Award—Diane Crutcher 84 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Girls' Health Award—JoAnn Shriver, Liz Smith Girls' P. E. Award--Mary Ann Shriver, Janice Day Girls' P. E. Certificate—Kim Thomas Boys' P. E. Award—Chester Mitchell Driver Education Award—Debbie Hutchison, Claude Mitchell INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Drafting—Robbin Wilkerson Woodworking—Wilson Wilder, Rusty Cobum General Shop—Mike Matthews, David Kookendoffer MUSIC DEPARTMENT Majorette Award—Robbin Wilkerson Flag Girl Award—Cheryl Bussell, Kathy Jackson Music Theory Appreciation Scholar Award- Hart Forsythe Greatest Contribution to Band Department— Debbie Hutchison, James Milam Greatest Contribution to Choral Department— Dana Williams, Mike Lovell Overall Outstanding Music Department Award- Mark Henry Choral Medals--Cheryl Bussell, Eileen Farchmin, Debbie Hutchison, Kathy Jackson, Debbie Linville, Robbin Wilkerson, Kevin Fitzwater, Hart Forsythe, Brent Garrison, Mark Henry, Harold King, Mike Lovell, James Milam, John Milam Stanley Grubbs Memorial Scholarship Winners— Dana Williams, Mike Lovell, John Milam SCHOLARSHIPS Kathy Ann Jackson—Ohio Northern Eugene Johnson—Transylvania Mark Cubine—Vanderbuilt Robbin Wilkerson--Centre College Benita Gaines—Kentucky State Kevin Fitzwater—University of New Mexico Claude Mitchell—Florida Institute of Technology Dana Williams--Western Kentucky, Transylvania Mark Withrow—Ohio University John Duvall--Georgetown University LIBRARY AWARDS Dana Williams, Sturgill Johnson, Beth Wilkerson, Mavis Williams RECOGNITION OF TUTORS Debbie Linville, Kim Bailey, Connie Long, Kim Parker PERFECT ATTENDANCE 12 Year Perfect Attendance Kim Parker, Charles McCann ATHLETIC AWARDS Girls' Track-Most Valuable Debra Crooks, Janet Crooks, Kim Bailey, Tina Davis Girls' Track—Most Improved— Tanya Crumble Baseball—Statisticians-- Nancy Lanter, Carol Crump Seniors—John Levan, Kenneth Cassity, Cliff Purcell, Herbert Stanfield, Jimmy Jones, Claude Mitchell Most Home Runs--Herbert Stanfield Highest Batting Average—Kenneth Cassity 110%—Tommy Creasey Infielder and Pitcher Award- Tony Spurlock Spark Plug District Tourney Award— David Kookendoffer, Wayne Henderson Outstanding Freshman—Chester Mitchell Leadership Award--Claude Mitchell 85 ENTHUSIASTIC CHEERLEADERS A winning spirit, a victorious ‘Hound” team, an excellent band and a group of vivacious cheer- leaders are all a part of the ambit- ious sports program conducted throughout the school year at Paris High. The Cheerleaders for 75- 76 were selected during the spring of 1975 and following their election began formulating the cheers that would be used during the football and basketball seasons. Kim Parker says, Being chosen a cheerleader is an honor and my last years at Paris High have been rewarding. It was a real privilege to serve the school in this capacity. Her thoughts sum up the feelings of all the P. H. S. Cheerleaders. Kim Parker, Captain Tina Davis, Co-Captain Susan Purcell, Senior Coach, Ms. Beth Balhatchet Varsity Cheerleaders: Kim Parker, Susan Zuniga, Tina Davis, Christy Pate, and Janet Richardson. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders: Betsy Leer, Janice Day, Debbie Krieg, Johna Richardson, and Sheri Jones. 87 1975 VARSITY RECORD PARIS OPPONENT SCORE PARIS OPPONENT SCORE 14 Frankfort 36 10 Mt. Sterling 6 20 Harrison 6 31 Nicholas Co, 28 7 Raceland 13 13 Montgomery Co. 18 26 Fairview 14 14 Harrodsburg 38 22 Maysville 12 15 Madison 48 Paris - 21 Bourbon County - 12 COACHING STAFF: Fred Rose, Bill McConnell, Head Coach Homer Goins and Jim Shipp. 88 Winning football has become a tra- dition at Paris High School, and this year's team was no exception. Although injuries riddled Coach Goin’s squad through the latter part of the schedule, the Greyhounds pride and spirit pulled them through for a respectable 6-5 season. The closing game being over cross-town rival Bourbon County. Congratulations to the football team on a fine effort this year and good luck in upcoming years. 89 Senior members of the football squad were: Wilson Wilder, Wyatt McKinney, Mark White, Mark Withrow, Eugene Mark Cubine, John Duvall, Keith Lewis, Claude Mitchell, Young, and Walter Parker. 90 BANQUET FETES ATHLETES Bill Watson Outstanding Junior Stuart Beheler Outstanding Sophomore Tom Creasey. 110% Award Larry Martin Outstanding Sophomore John Duvall Most Valuable Player Captain Eugene Young Leadership Award Co-Captain Coach Homer Goins Claude Mitchell Most Improved Player Walter Parker Best Defensive Lineman Mark Withrow Best Offensive Lineman Gary Rice - Best Offensive Back Gregg Coons - Best Defensive Back Freshmen Chester Mitchell Outstanding Defensive Back Vincent Tucker Outstanding Defensive Lineman Ivan Thomas Outstanding Offensive Back Butch Maggard Outstanding Offensive Lineman Joe King Outstanding Defensive Back 91 QUEEN SUSAN ZUNIGA REIGNS OVER HOMECOMING Beautifully attired princesses, a smiling, regal queen, proud fathers and heart charming youngsters make for per- fect homecoming pageantry. The 1975-76 princesses were: Elizabeth Wells, Kim Sponcil, Rhonda Wilkerson, Eltina Scott, Debbie Hutchison, Sheri Jones, Laura Jones, Judy Henry, Felicia Rice, Venita Tye, Marilyn Nutter, Kim Bailey, Tammy Perkins and Lynda Kelley. At right Queen Zuniga is being presented a gift by Principal Earnest Trosper. At bottom left is Mr. Pete Zuniga, Queen Zuniga, Mayor Douglas Castle and 1975 queen Miss Vernona Scott. John Hines Akers was crown bearer and l.ynn Smith was the flower girl. 92 P.H.S. GOLF TEAM HAS WINNING SEASON The 1976 Golf Team had an excellent record of 67 wins and 24 losses. They were runner-up in the region and placed 12th in the state. Mark White posted a first for P. H. S. this year with his qualifications for State. The team was made up of Mark Henry, Billy Biddle, Hart Forsythe, Stuart Beheler. Mark White, and Johnny Duvall. Their coach was Mr. Gordon Goode. GREYHOUNDS SHAKE OFF SLUMP FOR STRONG SEASON FINISH Assistant Coach: Gordon Goode Head Coach: Dave Randolph Assistant Coach: Terry Blunk Hard work, hustle, dedication, and experience make a good basketball player. Put all of these good players to- gether and you have an exceptional team. That was what the Paris High School Greyhounds proved to be this year when they shook off a slump for a strong season finish. Paris High’s team made a come back from a 1-5 re- cord before Christmas to a 17-8 record by the end of the season. The varsity team showed the best record since 1970-71 and the B team set a school record of 19-3. Team We They M.M.L 66 52 Harrison Co. 56 62 Jessamine Co. 56 64 Clark County 81 84 Tates Creek 68 74 Bourbon County 60 67 Harrodsburg 69 65 Fleming County 77 63 Mt. Sterling 75 56 Mason County 68 54 Bracken County 74 63 Montgomery Co. 63 53 Bourbon County 63 51 Nicholas County 79 59 Harrison County 51 85 Madison (2 O. T.) 67 68 Frankfort 66 55 Sayre 91 67 Richmond Model 75 67 Mt. Sterling 65 59 Frankfort 83 63 Somerset 75 59 Madison 69 64 Pendleton Co. 73 66 Harrison (Dist.) 62 72 94 Senior Players, left to right: William Davis, Wayne Howard, Eugene Young, Bobby Leer, John Paul Levari, and Vincent Hawkins, 95 Sharp shooting, high leaping, and fast breaking make for much action and success to a basketball team. 96 HONORS BESTOWED AT BASKETBALL BANQUET Vincent Hawkins-Leadership Award John Paul Levart-Hustlin' Wayne Howard-Most Assist Leading Scorer Co-Most Valuable Player Leon Roberts-Co-Free Throw Award Rory Snowden-Most Ii.i proved William Davis-Best Defense Bobby Leer-Co-Free Throw Award Most Rebounds Co-Most Valuable Player Regina Woodford-Most Improved Beth Wilkerson-Most Valuable Player Best Free Throw °Io Kathy Stiles-Most Valuable Player Jr. High Judy Henry-HOfr Cheerleaders Get Awards At Banquet Left to Right: Kim Parker, Tina Davis, Christy Pate, and Janet Richardson. 97 Completing the season with an impressive 14-7 record the Paris High School's lady basketball team won the District Tournament at Harrison County, they also went to the region, but lost in the semi- finals to Bracken County. Boasting the most points in one game was Beth Wilkerson, who scored 338 points for the year. Be- sides Beth, the other regular starters consisted of Cathy Stiles, Regina Woodford, Judy Henry, and Debbie Hutchison. There are four losses this year as Debbie Hutchison, Eileen Farchmin, Diana Crutcher, and Carrie Wess, (manager) graduate. 98 V. Opponent We They Jenkins 33 58 Frankfort 47 30 Lafayette 51 38 Harrison Co. 53 47 Bath Co. 45 58 Bourbon Co. 39 41 Henry Clay 42 36 Frankfort 49 51 Jessamine Co. 49 33 Jenkins 57 59 Bryan Station 52 41 Nicholas Co. 44 24 Harrison Co. 52 40 Maysville 56 29 Nicholas Co. 65 23 Bourbon Co. 34 36 Jessamine Co. 49 35 Bourbon Co. (District) 61 41 Harrison Co. (District) 41 35 Clark Co. (Regional) 55 52 Bracken Co. (Regional) 45 57 99 TRACK TEAM POST RECORD-BREAKING YEAR 41-4 880 Relay Record 1:31 8 Mile Relay Record 3:28.9 Vincent Hawkins 880 Run 1:59.9 Pole Vault: Mike Withrow Gregg Coons Senior Track Members: Kevin Fitzwater, Eugene Young, Vincent Hawkins, Walter Parker, William Davis, Richard Ransom, Reggie Smith 880 Relay Men: Eugene Young, Reggie Smith, William Davis, Maurice Garrard Mile Relay Men: Vincent Hawkins, Eugene Young, Richard Ransom, Maurice Garrard 100 CLASS A STATE CHAMPS Coach Jim Shipp, Mike Withow. Walter Parker, Mark Withow, Perry Parker, Hal Clark. Reggie Smith, Richard Ransom, Vincent Hawkins, Maurice Garrard, Eugene Young, Victor Tucker, Joe Calloway, Gregg Coons, Kevin Fitzwater, William Davis, Kevin Stiles. 103 Weight Mem Hal Clark, Mark Withrow, Walter Parker, Perry Parker Distance Men: Kevin Fitzwater and Kevin Stiles Herbert Stanfield John Paul Levart Claude Mitchell 1976 SENIORS Kenneth Cassity Cliff Purcell Jimmy Jones 102 BASEBALL POST WINNING SEASON 19 76 DISTRICT CHAMPS Scoreboard District Tourney Paris 6 Bourbon Co. 0 Paris 11 Nicholas Co. 6 Regional Tourney Paris 10 Woodford Co. 6 Paris 2 Oldham Co. 4 Season Record 17-13 The 1976 Baseball team was coached by Fred Rose. Speed, a good pitching staff and determination was what made this year's team. Those hard working Hounds were: Wayne Henderson, Charles Mitchell, Chester Mitchell, Timmy Linville, Mark Plummer, Wallace Brooks, David Kookendoffer, Rusty Coburn, Gary John- son, Lee Johnson, Jimmy Jones, Kenneth Cassity, Greg Sponcil, Tony Spurlock, Stuart Hamey, Claude Mit- chell, Tommy Creasey, Butch Maggard, Johnny John- son, John Levart, Cliff Purcell, Herbert Stanfield. 103 Hank Williams, David Robbin, Steven King, Clay Forsythe, John Graves, Bill Patton, Eugene Johnson, Joe Zuniga, Bill Nutter, Johnny Milam, Gregg Coons, Mike Lovell, Brent Garrison, Bobby Leer. Kathy Jackson, Beth Wilkerson, Leisa Graves, Dee Dee Stiles, Kathy Stiles, Robbin Wilkerson, Anna Atkinson, Terri Puckett, Gay Nutter. 104 Senior Boys: Joe Zuniga, Eugene Johnson, Johnny Milam, Mike Lovell, Brent Garrison, and Bobby Leer, 105 Boys Record - 6-3 GIRLS TRACK A WINNING YEAR Scoreboard Jessamine County - won Mason County - won Shelby County - lost Bourbon County Relays - 3rd C.K.C. -5th Regional Runner-up State - 10th The 1976 Girls Track team had a very successful year. Hard work and determination saw them through two record breaking events. Debra Crooks jumped 5 1 and Janet Crooks beat her own 440 yard dash re- cord, 60.1. Debra, Janet, Tina Davis and Kim Bailey took first place in the State 880 yard Medley, 1:53.9. The small, but proud track team was made up of: Shandra Strawder, Susan Eades, Barbara Richardson, Jan Crumbie, Mona Davis, Sydney Parker, Tanya Crumbie, Derrie Oliver, Dion Lotz, Kim Bailey, Patsy Trimble. The girls were led by Coach Judy Cox. 106 YOUNG GROUP EXCELS This years gymnastics team is one of the most out- standing Paris High has ever had. They entered several meets and were 6th in the Region. Rhonda won 1st in the state Kentucky High School Gymnastics Meet. Terri Puckett, Karen Murray, Rhonda Wilkerson, Dena Downey, Angela Crump, Beth Wilkerson, Robbin Wilkerson, Betsy Leer, Miss Beth Balhatchet. 107 BOURBON AGRICULTURAL BANK AND TRUST CO. “The Bank Of Service Two Excellent Locations Downtown and Lex. Road Branch Phone 987-1795 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT PHONE 987-1854 EMMONS SONS GROCERIES Choice Meata. Groceries, Fresh Fruits _ , and Vegetables open 7 days 6 A.M.- 10 P.M. 927 Pleasant For Your Convenience 987-3610 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICE BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS W. A. ‘ Bill,” Anderson AOCNT OFF. PHONE: 987-2761 RES. PHONE: 987-5251 709 MAIN STREET PARIS. KENTUCKY 40361 T. H. T. OIL CO 136 E. Main 987-1235 Paris, Ky. SALES and SERVICE BEST WISHES FROM The Citizen-Advertiser Lusk Funeral Home I I 20 MAIN 9K7-2MM PARIS. KY Karl K. Lusk, Sr. Karl K. Lusk, Jr. s mnmGMsm, QUALITY SERVICE WITH THE PERSONAL TOUCH SALUE JO HINKLE Now With New Junior Dept. Best of Luck Class of ’76 SUTHERLAND REALTY COMPANY PRIVATE SALES-AUCTIONS APPRAISALS - RESIDENTIAL FARMS—COMMERCIAL Ed. “Bubba” Sutherland Broker Auctioneer 500 Pleasant Street 987-5100 WILSON DRUG CO. Lexington Road 987-1257 Paris, Ky. SMITS FLORIST GREENHOUSES FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 987-3967 BETTY JO DENTON HEICK and STAFF OF BOURBON COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE SOUTH MAIN TEXACO 1602 South Main 987-6261 Tires, Tubes, Auto Accessories and Road Service Y.M.C.A. PARIS-BOURBON COUNTY, INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 109 Peoples Bank Trust Co. 400 Main Paris, Kentucky MEMBER FDIC WILLIAMS RADIO AND T.V. SERVICE 1329 South Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Phone 987-1985 Your Exclusive Zenith Dealer Serving Bourbon County ZENITH IS BEST BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’76 PARIS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Legion Road Paris, Kentucky MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 432 Main Street 987-2922 Marylyn McKinney Dale Creasey BRUNSWICK BOURBON BOWL PAUL’S STANDARD SERVICE STATION 1900 South Main Street Phone: 987-9960 QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE The most for the least! no HOMER’S FULLINGTON’S, INC. M8 Main st. Paris, Ky. Your Family Apparel Store Also a complete line of mens formal rental LINVILLE’S GIFT SHOP Feature Hallmark Greeting Cards •Fenton Glass •Haeger Pottery “GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY” 987-7033 603 Main Street Paris, Kentucky PFEIFER SHOE STORE 528 Main Street 987-3685 Paris, Kentucky LADY AIGNER, JOYCE, CONNIE FREEMEN AND TOM McCANN Congratulations to the Seniors of ’76 J. J. NEWBERRY’S Main Street Paris, Kentucky SAM CUMMINS Chevrolet Buick, Inc. 310 MAIN ■ 987 4345 PARIS, KY. ‘ ‘The Best Place To Trade ’ ’ Sales and Service For Chevrolet, Buck, and Opal THE NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Main Bank—Main Street Drive-in Branch —South Main Paris, Kentucky Compliments of PARIS WAREHOUSE CO Division of Central District Warehouse Company Ed Jackson Fred Whaley Bay Mattox Theodore Ritchie Marion White aCowry and Crouch __ Auctions - Private Sales ■ Loans _ SIB HIGH STREET [Paris, [Kentucky Douglas Lowery and Wilma Crouch Compliments of E. K. RICE INSURANCE AGENCY LYKINS AND JONES SHOES Your headquarters for Bass, Weejuns, Aigner and other famous brands Compliments of LUCKY BROTHERS, INC. PARIS CABLE T.V. SEE IT ALL ('IIANNKI. 12 ('IIANNKI. II (IIANNKI. S2 ( IIANNKI. 9. ( IIANNKI. 32 (IIANNKI. IS (IIANNKI. 41 ( IIANNKI. 27 (IIANNKI. 19 (IIANNKI. 3 (IIANNKI. 4« (IIANNKI. IK ( IIANNKI. 5 l OCAI. TIMK WK ATI IKK, KM. I.OCAI. ORIGINATION ©xfwft MENS WEAR PARIS, KY. 112 XANTHUS A Home Grown Company And A Good Place To Work THE W. R. STAMLER CORPORATION MILLERSBURG. KENTUCKY 40348 Magic Mirror Beauty Salon Distinctive lleauty Services 615 Main Street Phone 987-6500 OPEN 8:30 - 5:00 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS THURSDAY NIGHT BY APPOINTMENT ONLY EDITH BUGG - OWNER CENTURY FURNITURE, INC. Ceznfi iif Main At Sixth Street BOURBON LIMESTONE CO. Concrete Stone Agricultural Lime Driveway Stone 987-4425 Crushed Stone Fords Mill Road Compliments of BURDEN’S RESTAURANT CHAS P. COOK and CO. 987-1320 987-1321 Gourmet and S W Fine Foods Old Kentucky Hams Compliments of Clay Ward Insurance Agency 1210 S. Main Paris. Ky. 987-1861 Specializing in Livestock Insurance LLOYD S of LONDON Compliments of HATTON’S TEXACO HINTON-TURNER. INCORPORATED Cfuneral (H.ome ! 26 PLEASANT STREET PARIS. KENTUCKY 40361 John H. Butler Bruce H. Forsythe 24 Hour Ambulance Service Compliments of BEGLEY’S DRUG CO. Compliments of CLIFTON MARKET 1915 Clifton Avenue Our Motto: COMPARE ATKINSON’S FLORIST GREENHOUSES Congratulations Seniors of ’76 John and Carol (Mastin) Marler owners 30 E. 19th Street Phone 987-2660 Paris Stockyard, Inc. Millersburg Hwy. 987-2785 PARIS, KY. Cattle Calves - - Every Friday Lambs Hogs--Every Wednesday Special Sales As Announced 114 KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY, INC. ‘ ‘A tax paying member of the community” 529 Main Street 987-3650 FARMER’S SUPPLY, INC. Sales and Service—Allis Chalmers and New Holland Farm Machinery 4th Street, Paris, Kentucky Hardware and Agricultural Chemicals MODEL DRESS SHOP ‘‘The Spotlight of Fashion” 600 Main Street Paris, Kentucky BLUE GRASS FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 600 High Street Paris, Kentucky 987-2951 Compliments of 987-1667 Corner of 5th Pleasant lllfC McCLURE-HILL-CASE INSURANCE Congratulations Seniors GLEN’S DRUG STORE Reliable Prescriptions 509 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 987-2515 17 liltiMMM Compliments of DURA CORPORATION W. zoth. Street PARIS, KENTUCKY Supped i$ Supei ’Every '’Xtoht qt J eMut's Congratulations to the Seniors i Catalog Retail 987-4910 987-3275 : SHOP PENNEY’S We Know What You Are Looking For JCPenney Compliments of BOURBON HATCHERY Compliments of BOURBON CERAMIC SUPPLY 718 High Street 987-5612 Bourbon County Chiropractic Center MAXM. KEDING, D.C. Phone 987-6058 416 E. Main Street RR 6 Paris, Kentucky 40361 BUSSELL S T.V. INC. 1501 South Main Street R.C.A.—Curtis Mathes COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT THOMAS, WOODFORD CO., INCORPORATED INSURANCE 7 E. FOURTH ST. - P. O. BOX 436 PARIS. KENTUCKY 40361 ! Radio hack DEALER Phone 987-4074 ! : 116 Blue Gum 9w 9uc. “Bluegrass has a future for you” Carlisle, Kentucky 40311 Mt. Sterling, Kentucky 40353 Maysville, Kentucky Cynthiana, Kentucky 41031 Paris, Kentucky 40361 MARTYN-HURLEY FUNERAL HOMES 003 Williams st bob w sicono st. soi Chambers Avt. Paris, Ky. Lkxinoton. Ky, Oioroetown, Ky. 907 2384 284-6681 863-2442 Floyd hurley, Sr. Floyd Hurley, jr THE A. J. WINTERS GO. A good school A good student body A good faculty Jerry Robin Appreciated Gifts Bear The Winter’s Seal Compliments of AKEMON’S BARBER SHOP Compliments of 987-4181 ARDERY DRUG COMPANY Main Seventh We Deliver Compliments of JACKSON RADIO T.V. Compliments of GARNETT and HELEN S WIN FORD Compliments of CLAIBORNE FARM LERMAN BROS. Compliments of 701-705 Main Street DAUGHERTY PAINT SUPPLY Paris, Ky. 40361 Dawes T. McCracken, Jr. 987-3232 “Your Family Dept. Store” Interiors Custom Draperies Upholstering Wall Coverings Floor Covering 436 Main Street 987-3393 Compliments WORICK MOTORS, INC. of 134 Main Street, Paris, Ky. MILTON B. LOVELL PLUMBING and HEATING, INC. W. B. WORICK, JR. PRESIDENT 1813V2 Main Street Congratulations to the Bicentennial Class of '76 Paris, Kentucky 40361 Compliments of BRENT'S ANTIQUES 118 NICHOL’S FOODTOWN PARIS MONUMENT WORKS, INC. 1601 Main Street Paris, Ky. QUALITY ALWAYS S6tiue rt' LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 920 Main Street Compliments of Spivey’s Sporting Goods Marine 987 2625 525 Main St. Paris, Kentucky KEITH S SUNOCO SERVICE Tires Batteries Accessories Tune-up and Brake Work Route 5 Paris, Kentucky 987-3127 “A Good Place to Work HANSLEY, INC. ( 119 120