Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1978 volume:

PARISIAN SENIOR CLASS. PARIS HIGH SCHOOL. PARIS. KENTUCKY THE SPIRIT OF YOUTH The Spirit of Youth is that perceptive quality which speaks for all that is real or imagined. It envelops a high school campus with motivation and intoxicates the creative mind. It serves as the life thread for an age in which it is fashionable to tell it like it is. This very spirit is Paris’ core. She wears it with a pride that at times seems almost paradoxical. It reaches out. It can be psychedelic, or simply meditative. It is each individual’s emerging personality which becomes the spirit of Paris High School. The foundation of Paris’ spirit, upon which all values are based, is its heritage. For without it. we have nothing upon which to build or add. Paris’ heritage is embellished with tradition. It is a composite of standards—statues and buildings, people and ideas-which symbolize all that Paris has stood for in the past and will stand for in the future. It is. therefore, that from which we draw in order to design our destiny. Any spirit, regardless how rich its heritage, is worthless if bound to the past. The spirit of Paris High is vibrant, steeped in tradition, yet deeply concerned with building a future both for those here now and for those yet to come. The spirit penetrates the student and becomes manifested as scholarship-the growing of a mind toward a future that otherwise would not have been as rich. Growth demands a variety of activities which stimulate special interests, through which a sense of awareness and a growing concern for social development is formulated. The aware student faces the realization that he is caught up in the spirit, in a world of books and ballgames that challenge his identity. Involvement is the only way to preserve oneself, to keep from being engulfed in the swift current, drifting from one unlearned experience to another. This involvement contributes to the spirit, and the spirit grows. 3 IN MEMORIAM 1 On September 24. 1977, Paris High School lost a friend and boardmember in Mr. Donald Wells. Although he served a very short term as a member of the Paris City Board of Education after having taken office in January. 1977, he was a dynamic and faithful member. He has contributed greatly to our school and our community. Among other things, he was a member of the Rotary Club. Masonic Lodge, on the board of directors of the Stoner Creek Country Club, and a member of the First Presbyterian Church. We shall never forget Mr. Donald Wells and his devoted dedication to serving the needs of the students in the Paris School System. Fast as the rolling seasons bring The hour of fate to those we love, Each pearl that leaves the broken string Is set in Friendship's crown above. As narrower grows the earthly chain. The Circle widens in the sky; These are our treasures that remain. But those are stars that beam on high. O. W. Holmes, F.W.C. (Frederick W. Crocker) 4 DEDICATION In 1963 Paris High School was fortunate to acquire Miss Juanita Sutherland, a native of Anderson County, as mathmematics instructor. Throughout the years, she has continually received the respect, love, and admiration of her students, while the students themselves have gained superior education in the field of mathematics through her teachings. Miss Sutherland’s students feel free to discuss any problem with her because she is willing to give them her time whether the problem is proving triangles congruent or finding an escort to the prom. Miss Sutherland is also devoted to supporting sports activities at Paris High. She can always be found yelling and cheering zealously for her team. This teacher has difinitely contributed to the lives of students at Paris High; she has shown in many ways that she cares for them. For this reason, the Annual Staff of 1978 dedicates this yearbook to Miss Juanita Sutherland. 5 SENIORS Every Senior Class takes pride in selecting its class officers. An officer should have qualities of leadership, dedication, and a desire to try and help others. This year, the Senior Class did an outstanding job in select- ing the best possible students for office. Those elected are as follows: President, Chet Coons Vice-President. Donna Hazzard Secretary, Betsy Leer Treasurer, Mike Matthews Student Council Representative, Cis McKinney Patty Zuniga was elected the 1977 Paris High Homecoming Queen. Being chosen on her personality and her outstanding popularity with the Paris High School Senior Class, she personifies the grace and beauty that is characteristic of a queen. The football season is always high- lighted with the Homecoming Festivities. There is one Senior Queen Candidate elected from each homeroom. This year, the three young ladies were: Judy Henry, Sheri Jones, Patty Zuniga. 7 Ricky Chenault SENIORS Stuart Beheler Thomas Britton Chet Coons Rusty Coburn Jessie Crockett Janet Crump Mona Davis Jeff Dale David Dean Janet Crooks Sharon Davidson 9 Susan Fades ■HL Rae Jean Flack Tami Gaines Melissa Garrison Donna Hazzard Lesley Halsey Debbie Krieg Teresa Krekel £ Betsy Leer Larry Martin Dion Lotz Mike Matthews ■ Cis McKinney Bill Nutter Mark McCracken Billy Mitchell Linda Nichols Derrie Oliver Peggy Wells Donna Wills Wilson Worick Frank Workman Cathy Wyatt Wanda Yazell Patty Zuniga 19 BABY PICTURES «'? v CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Patty Zuniga. Tony Hudnall. Debbie Krieg. Janet Crump. Chet Coons, Bruce Jones. Eddie Johnson. Laura Jones. Sheila Keith. Donna Hazzard. Peggy Wells. Christy Pate. 20 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Frank Workman. Vanessa Penney, Cathy Wyatt. Cis McKinney. Bill Nutter, Susan Fades, Vicki Tubbs, Betsy Leer, Wilson Worick, Sharon Davidson, Lesley Halsey. Rae Jean Flack. 21 WHO'S WHO AT PARIS HIGH SCHOOL MOST ATHLETIC Judy Henry Darryl Parker MOST TALENTED Sheila Keith Steve King WITTIEST Melissa Garrison Bill Nutter Mike Matthews I1W MOST POPULAR Sheri Jones Stuart Beheler 22 BEST PERSONALITY Patty Zuniga Billy Mitchell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Donna Hazzard Eddie Johnson BEST LOOKING Betsy Leer Chet Coons BEST DRESSED Lesley Halsey Wilson Worick SUPERINTENDENT Dr. David B. Gover A.B., Union College M.A., Eastern Kentucky University Doctorate in Educational Administration Indiana University PARIS BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. James Coons, Mr. Elwood Parker, Mrs. Robert Caywood. Mr. Edward Sutherland, Chairman and Mr. William Hudnall. AT RIGHT: Mr. Donald Wells, deceased. SECRETARIES Mrs. Merle Lawson Mrs. Martha Bramel Mrs. Edward Sutherland ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY MR. HOMER H. GOINS PRINCIPAL When I accepted the principal’s job at Paris High School my main objective was for Paris High to be an institution where students and faculty could work and learn in harmony without interference by a few that are not concerned with the aspects of learning. 1 think our school has obtained this objective. MR. WILLIAM B. REED ASStSTANT PRINCIPAL It has been most rewarding to be affiliated with this institution of learning. The faculty is professional, and the students are responsive to teaching and always in a climate conducive to such which is a hallmark at Paris High School. 27 MISS ELIZABETH BALHATCHET A.B.. Marshall University Health. Physical Education. Driver's Ed.. Gymnastics Coach, Girl’s Tennis MRS. JOE FRITSCH B.S., Morehead University Home Economics. F. H. A. MISS JUDY COX B.A., University of Kentucky Girl’s Basketball, Track MR. MIKE EMANUEL B. A., University of Kentucky Special Education, Asst. Football Coach MISS LUCY MARSH B.S., Georgetown College Biology, Chemistry MR. DAVID HAMMOND B.A., Georgetown College Business Education, Social Studies. Business Club 28 MRS. GEORGE JOHNSON M.S.. Ohio State University M.A.. University of Kentucky B.S., Spelman College Home Economics MR. DAVID S. RANDOLPH B.S.. Eastern Kentucky University M.A., University of Kentucky Social Studies, Head Basketball Coach. Head Baseball Coach MR. LARRY KLINEFELTER B.S.. Taylor University M.S., Eastern Kentucky University Physical Science. Physics MRS. STANLEY RICHARD. JR. A.B.. University of Kentucky Business Education. Social Studies. Yearbook Sponsor MR. RONNIE MOORE B.S.. Kentucky State University Health P.E.. Assistant Football Coach. Head Track Coach. Dept. Head of Physical Education MR. ALBERT RYLE B.S., Morehead State University Math. Pre-Algebra. Whoopers Club 29 MRS. CLAY ROSEBERRY A.B.. Randolph-Macon Woman's College English, Speech, Senior Play MR. THOMAS SIWICKI B.M., De Paul University M.A., University of Kentucky Music Theory. Music Appreciation Band Director, Choral Group MR. JAMES P. SHIPP. JR B.S., Western Kentucky University Special Education, Psy.-Soc., Asst. Football Coach, Student Council MRS. JERRY TIPTON B.A., Bera College M.A., Eastern Kentucky University Art I, II, Art Club MRS. FRANK SCOTT M.A., University of Kentucky B. A., University of Kentucky Ed.S., University of Kentucky Counselor MRS. EDDIE SOSBY B.A., University of Kentucky Librarian. Newspaper Sponsor MISS BETSY BROOKS WOODFORD A.B., University of Kentucky French I, II, English I, II, French Club MRS. DAVE WILLIAMS A.B.. Transylvania M.A.. Memphis State University English, Speech Drama, Beta Club MRS. WILLIAM STILES A.B ., University of Kentucky Homebound Instructor MR. JAMES DICKERSON B.S., Campbellsville College M.A.. University of Kentucky Supervisor of Instruction 31 MRS. KEN WILLIAMS B.A.. Muskingum College M.A., University of Kentucky Latin I. II. English, Latin Club MRS. WILLIAM DAUGHERTY B.S., George Peabody College M.A., University of Kentucky Director of Pupil Personnel JUNtORS VICE PRESIDENT Ellina Scott STUDENT COUNCIL Linda Johnson SECRETARY Paula Rhyans TREASURER Vivian Dumphord PRESIDENT Vincent Tucker Phyllis Arnold Jeff Ayers Toni Ayers Wallace Badgett Timmy Baker Tommy Baker Charles Beaton Janet Biddle Levetta Black Lezlie Bowman Wallis Brooks Barbara Bryant Terry Cain Charles Carpenter Tanya Crumbie Angela Crump Mike Crutcher John Courtney Carol Cummins Pamela Dale Janice Day Dena Downey James Dumphord Vivian Dumphord Jimmy Dunaway Dawn Dykes Eddie Earlywine Mark Florence Clay Forsythe Jill Gaines John Graves Charles Hanley Brian Henry Bridgett Holman Mark Horne Tammy Hudnall Stephan Jacobs Linda Johnson William Johnson Donald Jones Joe King Denise Linville Billie Jo Logan Butch Maggard Joyce McCord Lavem McKee Chester Mitchell Danny Mitchell Marie Morton Steve Murray Marilyn Nutter Sheila O'Bryan Pam Parker Kathi Parsons Shari Parsons Tammy Perkins Sandy Pierce Terri Puckett Ginny Purcell Larry Rambacher Paula Rhyans Felicia Rice Johnna Richardson David Robin Ricky Roe Tamara Russell Angela Sagester Roger Sagraves Eltina Scott Tanya Scott Jo Ann Shriver Mary Ann Shriver Larry Smith Liz Smith Roderick Snowden Johnna Stewart Ivan Thomas Kim Thomas Vincent Tucker Victor Tucker Dewayne Tubbs Jo Ann Tubbs Ray Walton Roger Wasson Karen Watson Beth Wilkerson Hank Williams Pat W'illiams Diane Withrow Tony Withrow Anita Woodford Regina Woodford 35 SOPHOMORES Mike Allen She-ri Allen Charlotte Arnold Janie Baker Cheryl Bannister Helen Barnes Lee Ann Beheler Pandora Black Steve Bowman Dana Brack Clayton Brooks Chyrell Bryant Della Bryant Martha Burns Nora Cason Thomas Chenault Brian Clark SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Lou Zuniga, Treasurer Cheryl Bannister, Secretary Louis Scott. President Clayton Brooks, Vice President Carol Shriver, Student Council 36 Jan Crumbie Cris Cummins SPIRIT OF SO Phillip Dale Willie Dale Kenny Davidson Steve Davis Lisa Dean Elgin Downey Edith Dumphord Tim Duncan Vita Dykes Tracy Gaunce Bart Gwaltney Galen Hardin Darryl Hawkins Bryant Holman Anita Howard Rosa Jackson Timmy Jackson Della Johnson Freddy Johnson Lena Jones Robbie Jones Terry Kenney Steve Kendall Donna Ketchum Paul Krekel David Lanter Charles Linviile Tim Liter Lisa McFarland Victor McKee Larry Marlin Connie Mitchell Debbie Mitchell Terri Moody Debora Morion Orville Nutter Kim Owens Cydney Parker Jimmy Purcell Linda Purcell Lisa Ralls Barbara Richardson Louis Richardson Shannon Richardson Ann Rison Bart Rogers Cindy Sanders James Scott Louis Scott Carol Shriver Jeanna Steuart Cathy Stiles Kirt Strawder Gary T rum bo 3ft Buddy Whitaker Greg Williamson James Tucker Dewayne Wallace Lavern W'arfield Debra Washington Angela Waugh Charlotte W;ilson Rita W'ilson Keith Wiseman Glen Woodford Paul W'oods David Workman Mary Lou Zuniga FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Dwayne Duncan, Treasurer Jeff Lay son. President Kim Whitaker. Student Council Daphne Bailey. Vice President Gary Brooks. Secretary FRESHMEN u Chris Agee Dale Arnold Gayle Arnold Daphne Bailey Rita Baker Mark Bell Tammy Billman Johnetta Black Phillip Blackburn Lindrell Blackwell Robin Blades David Bowman Garey Brooks Joyce Brown Peggy Bryant Gwen Buckler Rickie Burden William Burrell Timmy Cain Edith Christopher Jeff Coburn 40 Carolyn Craycraft Kim Crumbie Timothy Crumbie Charles Cummins Timmy Dale Reba Dodge Denise Dray David Dunaway Dwayne Duncan Carl Dykes Taren Estes Michael Florence Eddie Franklin Myron Fryer Jesse Gibson Larry Gray Cecil Hafley Galen Hardin Darwin Hawkins Karen Henry Lavonne Holder Irene Hollon Hudnall Deana Hutchison Debbie Jackson Tony James Rita James Anthony Johnson Curtis Johnson Jeff Johnson Billy Jones Jeff Jones Veronica Jones Morgan Judy Dee Kaufman Janet Kenney 41 Harold Kohn Jeff Galloway Kelly Galloway Melanie King Paula King Jeff Layson Henry Lovell Ken Lucky William McKee Charlena Mitchell Crystal Morris Kieth Myers Rachelle Myers Gay Nutter Sherry O’Neal Rose Ormes Charles Parham Scott Patrick Deric Pierce Bonnie Pollitt Tom Prewitt Cheryl Prince Lisa Puckett Teresa Purcell Jennie Redwine Dewayne Rice Ivan Rice Timothy Rison Kathy Smart Diana Stewart Dee Dee Stiles Christie Thomas Connie Thompson Tony Tipton Rebecca Tolle Ricky Travis Sharon True M ike Tubbs Greg Tubbs Mike Turner Scarlett Vance Tina Vance Audrey Wagner Tammy Wagner Kim Wagoner Lisa W’arfield Sandra Waugh David Wells Sherri Whalen Kim Whitaker Steve Withrow Elizabeth Worick Joe Workman 43 Tammy Perkins. Kim Thomas. Mary Ann Shriver, Charlena Mitchell. Deana Hutchison. Daphne Bailey. Sheri Jones. Patty Zuniga. Judy Henry, Veronica Jones. Debbie Cortney, Anita Howard. Cydney Parker, Mary Lou Zuniga. Janice Day. HOMECOMING LIGHTS UP THE FOOTBALL SEASON Homecoming 1977 was perfect in every way—from playing an exciting football game to crowning a beautiful queen. After the game, students gathered in the high school gym to enjoy the music of Xanthus and to view the decorations accenting the theme. You Light Up My Life. Senior Court Member Sheri Jones escorted by father, Mr. James Jones. Queen Patty Zuniga is flanked by Mayor Doug Castle. Ron Sparks. 1976 Queen Sally Wasson. Scott King, and Laura Florence. Queen Patty Zuniga escorted by brother-in-law Mr. Ron Sparks. ALOHA SENIORS Junior officers and their dates enjoying the Prom are President Vincent Tucker and Student Council Representative Eltina Scott; Treasurer Vivian Dumphord and Craig Summers; and Secretary Paula Rhyans and Dewayne Henderson. Above President Tucker crowns the lovely queen as Treasurer Dumphord presents the bouquet. 46 P.H.S. says Aloha to these fine seniors and dates. Donna Hazzard. Vice-president and James Richardson; Tammy Mattox and Treasurer Mike Matthews; Secretary Betsy Leer and Tony Smits; Student Council Rep. Cis McKinney and David Graves; and Kim Whittaker and President Chet Coons. 47 THE PUBLISHING OF A YEARBOOK Publishing a yearbook is not easy! Advertisements must be solicited from merchants, the books sold to the student population and then comes hours of picture taking, editing and decision making. The staff consisted of Cathy Wyatt. Mona Davis, Cis McKinney, Donna Wills. Vickie Turner, Donna Hazzard. Melissa Garrison, Janet Crump. Shanda Strawder, Betsy Leer, Wanda Yazell, Christy Pate. Debbie Bobbitt, Mike Matthews, Laura Jones. Patty Zuniga. Lesley Halsey and Susan Eades. Another year has come to end and as the last page is put into the envelope, a long sigh of relief comes from the sponsor, Mrs. Wanda Richard. Assistant Editor Janet Crump and Editor Donna Hazzard take a few minutes from their busy schedule to look over a play house as a prospective site for more pictures. Finances are important in any organization as you see Cathy and Cis counting the money. Betsy shares a few moments with Christy and Patty showing them some pictures she is working with. “I believe it would look good here”. Donna says to Janet. “What do you think?” Donna has just made a startling discovery. Vickie ponders over the usage of pictures. 49 SENIOR REPORTERS IN ACTION Where there is news and action the Senior Hi-Lites Staff is always on the job. Editor Janet Crump and typist Levetta Black work hard to meet a dead-line. SO JUNIOR STAFF LEARNS THE REPORTING BUSINESS Dawn Dykes, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Eddie Sosby, Sponsor; Janet Crump. Editor. 51 BETA CLUB HONOR ROLL M. Florence, W. Brooks. L. Scott, C. Coons. V. Dykes, C. Stiles. L. Beheler, B. Leer. J. Day. L. Halsey. C. Pate. J. Henry. M. Garrison. S. Keith. C. McKinney, W. Yazell. J Crump, C. Wyatt. D. Dykes. S. O'Bryan. C. Bryant. A. Crump. B. Henry. B. Rogers. C. Forsythe. C. Shriver. A. Waugh, M. Shriver, J. Shriver, C. Parker, L. Jones. D. Hazzard. V. Turner, T. Cain. K. Wiseman, R. Flack. 52 The officers for the ’77- 78 year were: Chet Coons-Vice-pres- ident, Laura Jones-Treasurer. Betsy Leer-Secretary, and Donna Hazzard-President. The Beta Club ran Sheila O'Bryan for Vice-president at the state convention this year. Although she was unsuccessful in winning the office title, Jo Ann Shriver and Dawn Dykes (pictured with Sheila at the left) joined the other Betas in campaigning for Sheila. Thirteen new Betas were inducted this year. The speaker for the Induction Ceremony was County Attorney Jim Lovell, pictured upper left with President Donna Hazzard. Sheila O’Bryan. Betsy Leer, and Laura Jones (pictured above) also contributed to the ceremony. 53 SPEECH SEATED: T. Estes, L. Jones. K. Whitaker, M. King, D. Stewart, C. Parker, L. Black, V. Dykes, C. Dykes, S. O’Bryan. STANDING: M. Garrison, C. Wyatt, L. Halsey, S. King, D. Kaufman, Mrs. Roseberry, S. Jones, B. Leer, C. Pate, D. Lotz. For members of the Speech Club, the school year consists of going to many tournaments in many diffenent places and gaining more poise and character—as well as new friends. At the left are the officers; Betsy Leer, Secretary, Sheri Jones. President. Mrs. Roseberry, Sponsor, Lesley Halsey, Treasurer, and Stephen King, Vice-president. 54 NFL MEMBERS: Stephen King, Melanie King, Taren Estes, Betsy Leer, Dee Kaufman, Sheri Jones, Cydney Parker, Donna Hazzard, Cathy Wyatt, Lesley Halsey, Dion Lotz, Laura Jones, Levetta Black. AND DRAMA STEPHEN KING AND DEBBIE KRIEG 55 The Initials of What Famovs Homan? Horizontal (I) They took by storm. (7) Prefix “back. Again. (9) Hail! (II) Second person singular present indicative of “caveo. (12) An antonym of “de- speratio” in the alba- tive singular. (13) They furnish, provide. Vertical (1) (Having been) sent out, (nominative masculine singular). (2) Antonym of “levavi -same person, number. Mood, Tense, and voice. (3) And not, nor. (4) He is here. (5) They lead out. (6) Third person singular pluperfect indicative active of “fero. (8) Abbreviation of perfect participle of “ago. What derivative? (10) There is. BUSY ROMANS DEBBIE COURTNEY-Secretary FREDDY JONHSON-Vice-president CAROL SHRIVER-President MARY LOU ZUNIGA-Treasurer Our Home Economics Department promotes learnings which develop persons described by our name. H elpful o ptomistic M ature E fficient E conomical C onfident O rganizer IVh, O riginal M 1 fJL otivated Independent r 4 heerful S cientific HOME ECONOMIC OFFICERS ARE: Teresa Purcell - Vice-president Vivian Dumphord - President Veronica Jones - Treasurer Johnetta Black - Secretary Lisa Warfield Pam Parker Johnetta Black Vivian Dumphord Debbie Jackson Becky Tolle Cheryl Prince Bonnie Pollitt Teresa Purcell 58 Riba Dodge. Lisa Ralls, Charlotte Wilson, Lena Jones . GOALS Build good citizens Support academic achievement Stimulate an interest in home economics ACTIVITIES Furnish baskets at Christmas and Thanksgiving Road block for Kidney Foundation Initiation party at Halloween Trip to King’s Island Entertainment for Mothers Veronica Jones, Joyce Brown, Crystal Morris, Laura Heflin, Tammy Kendall. 59 NOUS SOMMES A PARIS IE MERCHANT LOUP FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS (L to R): Eltina Scott - Secretary. Christy Pate - Treasurer. Donna Hazzard - President. LE MECHANT LOUP This crossword puzzle works both in French and English. It is really two crossword puzzles in one. You can first do it in English. ACROSS 2. A fruit. 3. He is BIG and BAD. 5. We have these in our mouth. DOWN 1. A fruit. 3. What you do to the dishes after a meal. 4. Part of the leg on which ani- mals walk and stand. 6. This is anything but long. Now. translate these words into French and you have another crossword puzzle. 61 FUTURE “GREATS” IN THE WORLD OF ART Steve Perry’s design was selected to be the official logo for the Paris Bourbon County Chamber of Commerce Publications. Steve was honored at the Chamber’s annual banquet. The club sponsor is Mrs. Hope Tipton. Officers were Patty Zuniga, Secretary; Vincent Tucker. President; Wallis Brooks, Vice-president. 62 The library window shades got a face lifting by: Steve King. Vincent Tucker. Chet Coons, Sheila Keith. Peggy Wells. Tommy Bolton. Frank Workman. Mark Plummer Victor Tucker. Steve Perry. Eddie Johnson, David Dean. Paintings-1st Frank Workman. 2nd Eddie Johnson. 3rd Steve Perry. Drawings and Prints-1st Sheila Keith. 2nd Chet Coons, David Dean. Eddie Johnson. Three dimensional and Crafts-1st Vincent Tucker. String Art; Steve Perry, Clay Head; 2nd Darrell Hutchinson; 3rd Tanya Crumbie. ART I AWARDS Paintings and Prints-1st Bobby Joe Johnson; 2nd Wallace Badgett; 3rd Tanya Scott; Collages-1st Cheryl Bryant; 2nd Patty Zuniga; 3rd Marilyn Nutter; Crafts—1st Cheryl Bryant. Macrame; Shannon Richardson. String Art; 2nd Susan Eades, Macrame; Charles Linville. Mosaic: 3rd Dion Lotz, String Art; Karen Watson, Macrame. WHOOPERS PRESENT CHECK TO GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM The Whoopers Club presented Coach Cox and her basketball team a check for $25 to help defray expenses at the State Tournament. The club earned the money by working the concession stand at a ballgame. Spirit could be found every where this year-making of signs, cheering at games and pep rallies, and decorating doors. 64 YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL IS WORKING FOR YOU STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS SENIOR —Cis McKinney Chet Coons Donna Hazzard The Student Council was kept busy this year helping make decisions affecting both students and faculty. Their biggest task was a survey made on how to make-up the snow days that were missed. The results were relayed to the Advisory Committee. The Council also had the idea of placing a soft drink machine in the front hall. The administration felt this was a good idea and now all are enjoying a cool, refreshing drink at lunch. JUNIOR —Linda Johnson Vincent Tucker Eltina Scott SOPHOMORE -Carol Shriver Louis Scott Clayton Brooks FRESHMAN -Kim Whitaker Jeff Layson Daphne Bailey 65 BUSINESS CLUB OFFICERS ARE: Wanda Yazell - Vice-president Debbie Bobbitt - President Vickie Turner - Secretary B usy U seful S incere I ndustrious N eat E fficient S uccessful Vivian Dumphord, Susan Eades, Vickie Turner. Donna Wills, Pamela Parker, Levetta Black, Tammy Kendall, Laura Heflin, Billie Jo Logan, Jimmy Dunaway. Roger Wasson. Mr. David Hammond. Bill Nutter, Barbara Johnson. Linda Johnson, Rae Jean Flack, W'anda Yazell, Debbie Bobbitt. S ociable CHOOSING A FUTURE Business training is, of course, not the only method by which a young man or woman may prepare for a vocation. It is a fact that business training is faster and less expensive. The business trained worker 9tarts earning money and gaining experience sooner than workers trained in any other field. The business graduate, if he is well-trained, need not fear unemployment. In spite of business booms and depressions, the business employee is an essential part of his organization. The business worker must be retained, as long as a company remains in operation. 67 PARISONN AIRES FRONT ROW (L TO R): Eltina Scott, Janet Crump, Dawn Dykes, Cathy Wyatt, Linda Johnson, Dion Lotz, Lesley Halsey. SECOND ROW (L TO R): Kathy Smart, Taren Estes, Sheila O’Brian, Teresa Krekel, Melanie King, Donna Wills, Helen Barnes. THIRD ROW (L TO R): William Johnson, Brian Henry, Terry Cain, Steve King, Clay Forsythe, Roderick Snowden, Orville Nutter. The group was directed by T.A. Siwicki. This year the Parisonnaires took on a new approach in telling the Christmas story. Instead of singing the old familiar Christmas Carols, they did a modern story entitled, “Our Christmas Story.” It was one of the most successful programs ever. They also sang in the Dixieland Show, the Spring Concert, and for Baccalaureate. Eltina Scott and Kathy Smart accompanied this group on the piano. Thanks, Parisonnaires for some very outstanding programs. 70 71 THE PRIDE OF P.H.S. Cis McKinney, Drum Major leads the P.H.S. Band in its many outings. 72 The Flag Girls present a colorful addition to the band. Members of this years group are Vickie Richardson, Leslie Bowman, Teri Puckett, Terry Moody, Angela Crump, Mona Davis, Billie Jo Logan, Vanessa Penney, Lesley Halsey. Deana Hutchison. Adding a spirited routine to each band presentation are majorettes Debbie Courtney. Daphne Bailey, and Charlena Mitchell. Banner carriers Pam Dale and Johnetta Black let everyone know that the Paris High School Band is coming by. 73 CHEERLEADERS THE CORE OF SPIRIT AT P.H.S. LEADING THE CHEERS FOR THE VARSITY ARE, (FRONT): Carol Shriver; (FIRST ROW): Janet Crooks, Christy Pate, Sheri Jones. Kim Owens; (SECOND ROW): Mary Ann Shriver, Janice Day, Captain Betsy Leer. The J. V. squad consist of Elizabeth Worick, Tami Gaines, Linda Purcell, Lisa McFarland, Kim Whitaker. Lisa Puckett. The Cheerleaders are sponsored by Miss Margaret Bausch. 74 TAMI GAINES JR VARSITY CAPTAIN SENIOR CHEERLEADERS BETSY LEER VARSITY CAPTAIN JANET CROOKS SHERI JONES CHRISTY PATE 75 GREG SPONCIL CHET COONS LARRY MARTIN BILL NUTTER DARRYL PARKER JON WHITE SENIORS LEAVE TOUGH GAPS TO FILL The seniors on the football squad were certainly factors in the winning season and overall success of the 1977-78 Greyhounds. The following seniors leave tough gaps to be Filled next year: Greg Sponcil at tackle. Larry Martin at middle linebacker, Darryl Parker at defensive halfback, Bill Nutter at tackle, Chet Coons at linebacker, Jon White at fullback. Rusty Cobum at middle linebacker and center, and Wilson Worick at guard. Congratulations to Greg for being chosen on the All State honorable mention team. 77 COACHING STAFF (L TO R): Mike Emanuel, Ron Moore, Head Coach Homer Goins, Jim Shipp. FRONT ROW (L TO R): C. Brooks, J. Strawder, B. Jones, J. Cobum. D. Well, G. Trumbo, M. Bell B. Rogers, D. Pirce, J. Workman, G. Brooks. SECOND ROW: M. Florence, T. Crumbie, D. Duncan, J. Purcell, B. Nutter, M. Judy, D. Lanter, M. Fryer, I. Thomas, J. Courtney, B. Whitaker. THIRD ROW: Coach Goins, Coach Moore, C. Coons, M. Home, J. Scott, K. Wiseman, T. Dale, V. Tucker, B. Maggard, S. Davis, C. Mitchell. L. Martin, Coach Emanuel. FOURTH ROW: D. Henderson. R. Cobum, T. Liter, G. Sponcil, J. Dumphord, W. Worick, B. Clark, J. White, D. Parker, J. King, Coach Shipp. Paris 0 Paris 29 Paris 7 Paris 21 Paris 6 Paris 35 Paris 7 Paris 14 Paris 7 Paris 26 Paris 8 Jessamine Co. 8 Cumberland 6 Frankfort 24 Dayton 6 Maysville 0 Jenkins 14 Nicholas Co. 21 Ludlow 7 Harrodsburg 36 Madison 12 Burbon Co. 24 78 BANQUET HIGHLIGHTS SEASON TOP LEFT; Chester Mitchell, Outstanding Junior; Joe King. Most Improved Player. TOP RIGHT; Rusty Coburn. Co-Captain, Chet Coons, Captain. MIDDLE; Greg Sponcil. Best Off. Lineman; Vincent Tucker, MVP, Booster Club Leadership Award,Best Def. Lineman; Butch Maggard. Best Off. Lineman; Buddy Whitaker, Outstanding Soph; Mike Matthews, Manager; Ivan Thomas, 110% Award. LOWER LEFT; Dwayne Duncan. Outstanding Freshman; Coach Goins; Lary Martin. Face Tackling Award. TENTH REGtON CHAMPIONS FRONT ROW (L TO R): Managers Tonia Henson and Jayne Robin. SEATED: Teri Hazzard. Stacie McCarty, Judy Henry, Patty Zuniga, Mary Lou Zuniga, Kelly Galloway, Donna Hazzard, Tina Vance. STANDING: Coach Judy Cox, Eltina Scott, Anita Woodford, Cathy Stiles, Beth Wilkerson, Regina Woodford. Jenny Redwine, Dee Dee Stiles, Tanya Crumbie, Shannon Richardson, and Assistant Coach Diana Burke. RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY Tates Creek 56 40 Clark County 62 40 Harrison County 61 63 Anderson County 45 56 Bracken County 72 53 Boyd County 38 54 Ashland 33 54 Bath County 63 34 Bourbon County 59 30 Jenkins 78 35 Harrison County 56 41 Frankfort 80 47 Bryan Station 85 50 Bourbon County 84 43 Butler 64 65 Mason County 54 34 Breathitt County 57 59 Maysville DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 69 50 Nicholas County 75 15 Harrison County REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 45 32 Maysville 74 43 Bracken County 76 53 Clark County STATE TOURNAMENT 73 47 Sheldon Clark 87 63 Laurel County 56 66 80 SENIOR LADYHOUNDS JUDY HENRY DONNA HAZZARD Over the past four years we have been fortunate to have had these three talented young ladies on our girls’ basketball team. They have helped lead the ladyhounds to four district championships, two regional championships, and one state-runner up title. While representing P.H.S. they showed the good sportsmanship, the class, and the pride that we have here at P.H.S. They were an asset to this team and will be greatly missed in the years to come. 81 PATTY ZUNIGA LADYHOUNDS HONORED AT BANQUET VARSITY AWARDS WERE PRESENTED TO (L TO R): Donna Hazzard-Co-Captain, Jennie Redwine-Best Field Goal Percentage, Patty Zuniga-Co-Captain, Cathy Stiles-Co-MVP, Beth Wilkerson-Co-MVP, Judy Henry-Co-Captain and Best Free Throw Percentage, Regina Woodford-Most Improved Player. THOSE RECEIVING JUNIIOR VARSITY AWARDS WERE (L TO R): Eltina Scott-110 %, Kelly Galloway-Best Free Throw Percentage, Mary Lou Zuniga-Leadership Award, Tanya Crumbie-MVP, Dee Dee Stiles-Most Improved Player. . [ tJUr a 83 SEATED (L to R): M. Matthews, B. Henry, E. Puckett. SEATED: M. Crutcher. T. Withrow, W. Brooks, M. Plummer. D. Henderson. J. Courtney. D. Parker. STANDING: Coach Hammond, S. Beheler, B. Johnson, S. Davis. J. Dumphord. W. Jacobs. D. Brack. S. Jacobs. J. Robinson, Coach Ranolph. OPPONENT WE THEY Fleming Co. 75 59 M.M.I. 87 41 Bath Co 64 58 Harrison Co. 55 67 Jessamine Co. 85 80 Mt. Olivet Deming 70 53 Bourbon Co. 69 80 Harrodsburg 71 69 BURLEY CLASSIC Maysville 75 83 Nichaolas Co. 67 66 C.K.C. TOURNAMENT •Jessamine Co. 67 66 •Garrard Co 58 53 •Somerset 57 54 •Frankfort 60 84 Sayre 68 48 Burbon Co. 80 94 Montgomery Co. 67 54 Dilce Combs 83 57 Clark Co. 61 72 Frankfort 79 72 OT Madison 67 66 Pendleton Co. 68 77 Maysville 58 67 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT M.M.I. 61 49 Bourbon Co 57 58 OT REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Clark Co 65 63 Mason Co. 74 65 Maysville 77 94 Senior statistician Mike Matthews and manager Eugene Puckett have been with the basketball team for many years. Their excellent work will be missed next year. 84 SENIORS HAVE GOOD YEAR Darryl Parker Dewayne Henderson William Jacobs Bobby Johnson Stuart Beheler James Robinson RANDOLPH BIDS FAREWELL After ten years of coaching the boys’ basketball team, Coach Dave Randolph has decided to leave the basketball court in order to accept the job as Director of Pupil Personnel. Coach Randolph has compiled a very successful record including a C.K.C.championship team in 1969, District Runners-Up in 74, 75, and 77, Tenth Region Semi-Finalists in 74 and 77, as well as coaching the 1978 Runners-Up of the C.K.C., Thirty-Seventh District, and Tenth Regional Tournaments. We thank Coach Randolph for ten great years, and wish him luck in his new endeavors. SENIORS BOAST AWARDS BELOW: S. Beheler-Leadership, D. Parker-Hustlin’ Hound and captain. D. Henderson-Most Assists and Best Free Throw Percentage, J. Robinson-Best Defense. ABOVE (L TO R): B. Johnson-Leadership. W. Jacobs-Most Rebounds, Leading Scorer, and M.V.P., J. Dumphord-Most Improved. BANQUET AWARDS B” TEAM (L TO R): T. Withrow-Most Improved, S. Davis-Outstanding Offense, W. Brooks-Outstanding Defense, D. Brack-Outstanding Offense. FRESHMEN: G. Brooks-Outstanding Defense, L. Blackwell-Most Improved. C. Cummins-Outstanding Offense. 87 MANAGERS AND STATISTICIANS. B. Henry. E. Puckett, and M. Matthews (not pictured). BASEBALL 1978 WE THEY WE THEY Henry Clay 3 9 Sayre 17 0 Henry Clay 2 25 Bracken Co. 2 1 Jessamine Co 2 12 Bracken Co. 1 2 M. M. I. 9 5 Harrison Co. 6 4 Pendelton Co. 12 23 Frankfort 3 9 Pendleton Co 11 3 Maysville 7 3 Jessamine Co 8 22 M. M. I. 10 6 Nicholas Co. 3 8 DISTRICT Nicholas Co. 6 1 Bourbon Co. 0 13 88 SENIORS Mike Richardson Mark Plummer David Kookendoffer Chet Coons TENNIS As the tennis team takes the courts, hard work begins again...Through the hot sunny days of spring, these players can be found trying their best. Although they didn’t have the best of seasons, they put a lot of time and effort into it. We would like to thank every player for their loyal dedication to the tennis team this year. Members were: Andy Nutter, Bill Nutter. Hank Williams, David Robin, Billy Mitchell, and Louis Scott, Coached by George Wilder. Senior players were: Bill Nutter and Billy Mitchell Coach Balhatchet, D. Hazzard, K. Galloway. P. Zuniga, C. Morris, B. Leer, C. Stiles, J. Day. D. Stiles, J. Redwine, B. Wilkerson, E. Scott, M. Shriver. SENIORS: Patty Zuniga, Betsy Leer, Donna Hazzard FRESHMAN WONDER'-GAY NUTTER Independence Bowl - 1st, Shreveport Sugar Bowl - Semifinals, New Orleans Women’s State Indoor - 1st Seventeen Tennis Tournament - 10th School CKC - 1st School Regional - 1st 91 I. Thomas. S. Jacobs, M. Bell, D. Hawkins, G. Nichols. O. Nutter, D. Pierce, D. Rice, P. Woods, L. Richardson, M.Hawkins, L. Blackwell, V. Tucker, S. Davis, T. Crumbie, T. Dale. Coach Ron Moore., Absent - D. Brack, B. Maggard. TRACK RECORD Paris Anderson Co. W Harrison L Bath Co W Anderson Co W Boyd Co. L Frankfort W Franklin Co. L C.K.C. L Anderson Co. W Frankfort W Regionals L REGIONALS Vincent Tucker- ■4th Butch Maggard- -5th Shot Mile Relay-4th Brack. Hawkins, , Davis Nichols 100 YARD DASH Thomas—3rd Nutter—4th Blackwell qualified high hurdles Jacobs qualified 880 yd. dash T. Dale-Discus; V. Tucker Shotput at right 92 100 YARD DASH Orville Nutter. Ivan Thomas. Paul Woods. TRACK TEAM HAS A GOOD YEAR HIGH JUMP - Steve Davis 880 RELAY Steve Davis Gary Nichols Orville Nutter Stephan Jacobs 93 D. Washington, D. Brown, C. Parker, D. Oliver, V. Jones, Coach J. Cox, K. Dale, S. Richardson, S. Strawder. R. Woodford, K. Emerson GIRLS' TRACK TEAM Somerset—Regina Woodford. 4th high jump - 2nd—8:80 yard relay and 8:80 medley relay; Richardson. Parker. Washington and Oliver; 1st place-4:40 dash, Janet Crooks; 2nd place—4:40 relay. Frankfort—2nd place long jump, S. Richardson; 4th place—4:40 dash, Regina Woodford; 1st place all relays. Anderson Co.—2nd place—4:40 dash, Janet Crooks; 2nd place all relays; 2nd place—8:80 run, Veronica Jones. Regional Track Meet: 1st place—4:40 dash, Janet Crooks; 2nd place—shot put. Shanda Strawder 3rd place—8:80 medley and relay 2nd place—high jump, Regina Woodford 3rd place-2:20 dash, Cydney Parker State Track Meet: 2nd place—4:40 dash, Janet Crooks DISCUS S. Strawder 94 MEDLEY D. Oliver D. Washington S. Richardson R. Woodford 440 YARD RELAY D. Oliver D. Washington S. Richardson C. Parker HURDLES V. Jones S. Brown K. Emerson 95 GYMNASTS PERFORMED WELL The gymnastics team consisted of: D. Jackson, M. Turner, B. Leer, T. Puckett, M. Forsythe, T. Purcell, N. Cason, C. Parker, D. Ketchum, L. Puckett. They were coached by: Margaret Bausch and Beth Balhatchet. Cydney Parker had a successful season by placing 9th in vaulting at the Regional Meet. 1978 was another year of rebuilding for our golf team. The team consisted primarily of Freshmen and Southside students, who were young, but very ambitious. They gained a lot of experience with their busy schedule and should do well in the years to come. Team members were, Scott Patrick, Jeff Galloway, Stuart Beheler. David Wells, Dwayne Duncan, Jeff Layson, Coach Goode, Darryl Wells, Steve Layson, Hart Beheler, and Scott Beheler. At left, senior Stuart Beheler shows us some proper form. SCHEDULE April 10 11 17 19 20 24 25 Montgomery. Bourbon Bryan St., Bourbon Paris Inv. Tourney Scott, Bourbon Harrison. Bourbon Maysville, Bourbon Harrison. Maysville, Bourbon 26 Clark, Bourbon 28 MAY 1 3 4 9 Henry Clay Tourney C.K.C. Toumnament Montgomery, Bourbon Clark. Bourbon Regional Tournament 97 Anna Farley, Pearl Dunn, Amo Sanders, Ada Johnson, Allene Crump, Ivela Avery, Lou Bradley, Brenda Marshall, Willie Fields, Johnetta Reed, Evelyn Marshall. THOSE WHO PROVIDE FOOD FOR GROWING YOUNGSTERS It takes more than a lot of chairs and tables and a few big pots and pans to make a good school cafeteria. It takes workers who are dedicated to their jobs, get along well with people, and above all are good cooks. Paris High School is fortunate to have twelve cafeteria workers who are all of the above. They greet hundreds of students everyday with a smile, and help them to make selections. The workers are under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Wells. 98 ALUMNI BANQUET ALUMNI CUP The winner of the 1976 Alumni Cup. Kathy Jackson, presents the 1978 Alumni Cup to Donna Hazzard as the outstanding senior of Paris High. Gayle Rees also presented Donna with her certificate of appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy. NEW OFFICERS The new officers of Paris High Alumni Association are Mrs. Edith Bate, treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Wilson, president. Mrs. Helen Link, secretary, and Chet Coons, vice-president, who was absent when the photo was taken. ALUMNI EYE The “Alumni Eye” is the person or persons who seek to recognize people whose tasks often go unnoticed. The recipients of the Alunmi Eye awards are Mrs. Eleanor Rice, Vicki Turner, Mrs. Sue Lotz, Bill T. McConnell, Wilson Worick, and William Jacobs. KIRKPATRICK CUP This year there were two recipients of the Kirkpatrick Cup. Last year's winner. Miss Mary Eleanor Isgrig, presents the Kirkpatrick Cups to Mrs. Doris McFarland, president of the Alumni Association, and her sister, Linda Harney. 99 HONORS DAY RECIPIENTS D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENS AWARD Donna Hazzard CLARK COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL AWARD Ricky Roe APPOINTMENT TO U S. NAVAL ACADEMY Donna Hazzard MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers Award - Edward Johnson Geometry - Carol Shriver Algebra I - Myron Fryer Algebra II - Janice Day Trig - Calculus • Janet Crump, Lesley Halsey, Donna Hazzard COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Typewriting - Donna Hazzard. Angela Crump Shorthand - Vickie Turner Yearbook Award - Donna Hazzard. Janet Crump. Karen Watson Newspaper Staff Award - Janet Crump ART DEPARTMENT Art I - Lezlie Bowman. Chyrell Bryant. Greg Williamson, Orville Nutter, Bobby Johnson Art II - Eddie Johnson. Donna Wills Sheila Keith, Steve Perry. David Dean ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English I - Jeff Layson, Tim Crumbie, Becky Tolle English II - Angela Waugh. Cathy Stiles English III - Dawn Dykes. Sheila O'Bryan, Ricky Roe English IV - Donna Hazzard. Laura Jones, Melissa Garrison, Vickie Turner. Rae Jean Flack Speech Class Award - Melanie King LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Latin I - Jeff Layson Latin II - Cathy Stiles, Cydney Parker. Angela Waugh French II - AATF Award and W’ho’s Who Certificate - Janet Crump French II - Donna Hazzard, Laura Jones French I - AAFT Award - Terry Cain French I - Angela Crump SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Modern Physical Science - Becky Tolle, Janet Kenney Physics - Donna Hazzard Achievement Program at Eastern Ky. University - Eddie Johnson, Hank Williams, Lesley Halsey, Becky Tolle, Tim Crumbie. Jo Ann Shriver, Keith Wiseman, Bart Rogers Chemistry - Jo Ann Shriver, Janice Day Biology - Bart Rogers, Angela Waugh SOCIAL STUDIES U.S. History - Jo Ann Shriver World History - Cydney Parker World Geography - Chyrell Bryant, Jan Crumbie Psycology - Melissa Garrison Sociology - Melissa Garrison HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Home Economics I - Becky Tolle, Rachelie Myers PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Girls’ Health Award - Becky Tolle Girls’ P.E. Award - Jennie Redwine Driver Education Award - Mark Plummer Presidential Awards - 80th Jennie Redwine. Kelly Galloway. Cydney Parker, Tanya Crumbie Presidential Awards - 50th Dee Kaufman, Diana Stewart, Crystal Morris, Deana Hutchinson, Elizabeth Worick, Regina Woodford Boys’ Health Award - Mike Turner. Henry Lovell. Jeff Lay son, Tim Cain Most Valuable Senior Athlete Award - Dewayne Henderson INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Drafting - Eddie Johnson Woodworking - Vincent Tucker General Shop - Orville Nutter MUSIC DEPARTMENT Grubbs Scholarship Awards - Cis McKinney, Steve King, Lesley Halsey Band Department Award - Teresa Krekel Vocal Department Awards - Dion Lotz, Steve King Music Department Award - Steve King Leadership Award - Cis McKinney Front Line Award • Lesley Halsey 100 Per Cent Award - Clay Forsythe. Brian Henry Most Musically Improved - Kathy Smart, Eltina Scott Scecial Music Department Medals - Donna Wills, Janet Crump, Wanda Yazell, Mona Davis, Cathy Wyatt, Venessa Penney, Vickie Richardson Music Theory and Appreciation Awards - Mike Matthews, Bruce Jones SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS Finalist in Presidential Scholars Program Donna Hazzard Academic Scholarship, Georgetown College - Lesley Halsey. Christy Pate Scolarship to Midway Junior College - Wanda Yazell Scholarship to Kentucky State University - Janet Crooks Athletic Scholarship. Georgetown College - William Jacobs Scholarship to Transylvania - Judy Henry Paris High Speech Scholarship Award - Steve King Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship - Cis McKinney Thomas J. Watson Memorial Scholarship - Donna Hazzard The J. Farris Adams Memorial Scholarship - Cis McKinney RECOGNITION OF TUTORS Vickie Turner, Terri Puckett. Vickie Richardson, Lesley Halsey, Melissa Garrison, Wanda Yazell, Tanya Crumbie. Linda Purcell, Sheri Jones, Joyce McCord, Lena Jones RECOGNITION OF LI BRARY ASSISTANTS Helen Barnes, Cis McKinney, Beth Wilkerson, Vickie Richardson, Rita Wilson ATHLETIC AWARDS - SPRING SPORTS Girls’Track Most Valuable - Janet Crooks Most Versatile Regina Woodford Most Improved - Shannon Richardson, Veronica Jones Boys’ Track Mile Relay - Gary Nichols, Dana Brack, Mike Hawkins, Steve Davis M.V.P. - Gary Nichols Outstanding Freshmen - Mark Bell, Tim Crumbie 110% Award - Lendrell Blackwell Long Distance Award - Stephan Jacobs Sprinter Award - Ivan Thomas Gymnastic Award - Betsy Leer Tennis Awards - Gay Nutter, Cathy Stiles, Beth Wilkerson Boys’ Tennis Award - Bill Nutter Baseball Best Pitcher - Chester Mitchell Leading Hitter - Mike Richardson Buddy Whitaker Best Fielder - Mark Plummer M.V.P. - Wallis Brooks 101 102 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS BEHELER, STUART - Football 1,2,3; Basketball 3,4,; Golf 1,2,3.4; Secretary of Class 2, Treasurer, 3; Athlete of the Year; Best Offensive Freshman; Outstanding Sophomore: Outstanding Junior; All C.K.C.; Most Improved; Leadership. BRITTON, THOMAS - Vocational School 4. CHENAULT, RICKY - Vocational School 3.4: Basketball 1.2; Track 1,2. COBURN, HAROLD - Art Club 3,4; Vocational School 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3. COONS, CHET - Art Club 3.4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Latin Club 1,2, Vice-president 2; Hi-Lites Staff 3; Senior Play 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Baseball 4; Track 1; Tennis 2.3. CROCKETT, JESSIE - Vocational School 3,4; Football 1.2; English IIB Award; Physical Science Award. CROOKS, JANET - Business Club 3,4; F.H.A. Whoopers Club 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Most Improved, 110% Award, Most Valuable Player. CRUMP, JANET - Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; Parisian Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1,2,3,4, “Sound of Music” 1; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Latin II Certificate of Achievement; English II Certificate of Achievement; French I Certificate of Achievement; Algebra II Certificate of Achievement; Perfect Attendance 1; Commendable Attendance 2; Delegate to Kentucky Girls State. DALE, JEFFERY - Vocational School 4; Football 4. DAVIS. MONA - Art Club 3.4; F.H.A. 2,3; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Band 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, Regional medals for participation 2,3. DEAN, DAVID - Art Club 3,4; French Club 2; Senior Play 4; Second Place Ribbon in Art 4. EADES, SUSAN - Business Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Speech Club 1; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4, Features Editor 4; Senior Play 4; Basketball manager 1,3; Track 2. FLACK, RAE JEAN - Beta Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 1.2. GAINES. TAMI - F.H.A. 1; Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4; Cheerleader 4; Track manager 3. GARRISON, MELISSA - Betta Club 2,3,4; I atinClub 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff Features 3, Photographer Features 4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2; World History Award; Biology Award; French I Certiicate of Merit; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; Delegate to 1977-78 S.P.O.K.E. Conference; Flag Essay Contest Winner 2; Tutor 4; S.M.A.P. 2 ; Wittiest 4; Latin Derivatives Third Place 2. HALSEY, LESLEY - Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3, State Parlimentarian 1; French Club 3; Speech Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; N.F.L. 1,2,3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3.4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4, Flag Girl Captain 4, Treasurer 3; Band Honor Squad 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Worldview Conference 4; S.M.A.P. 4; World History Honor Award; Latin Award; English III Award; Chemistry Award; Algebra II Award; French I Award; Tutor 4; “Sound of Music” 1; Who’s Who Best Dressed 4. HAZZARD, DONNA - Beta Club 2,3,4. Treasurer 3, President 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4, President 4; Speech Club 1,2,3; N.F.L. 1,2,3,4; Parisian Staff Editor 4; Hi-Lites Staff Activities Editor 3, News Editor 4, Sportswriter 4; Senior Play 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, 110% Award 3, Co-Captain 4; Tennis 4; Algebra I. II Awards; Geometry Award; Physical Science Award; Biology Award: Chemistry Award; Latin I,II Awards, French I Award; Health and P.E. Award; English I,II.Ill Awards; World History Award; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Delegate to Kentucky Girls State; Delegate to S.P.O.K.E. Conference; Latin Derivatives First Place; American Association of Teachers of French Award-Sixth in State; National Merit Finalist; Presidential Scholar Finalist; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award; Vice-president of Class 4; President’s Physical Fitness Award; S.M.A.P. 2; Who’s Who Most Likely To Succeed. HEFLIN. LAURA - Business Club 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Tutor 3. HENDERSON. DEWAYNE - Football 1,3,4; Best Defensive Back 3, Second Team All-State Honorable Mention; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Outstanding Freshman. “B” Team Best Defensive Player 2, Most Assists 3, Best Freethrow Shooter 4, Most Assists (School Record 184) 4. Third Team All C.K.C. 4; Baseball 1,2,3, Outstanding Freshman 1, Outstanding Sophomore 2, Most Stolen Bases 2. Leading Fielder 3. All District Team 1.2,3, All Regional Team 2. HENDERSON. VINCENT - Vocational School 3.4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2. 103 HENRY, JUDY - Beta Club 3,4; Latin Club 1.2; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2.3.4, 110% Award, Most Improved, Captain 3.4, Booster s Club Leadership Award, All State Tournament Team 3, Best Freethrow Percentage; P.E.I. Award; Treasurer of Class 2; Homecoming Princess 1,2; Homecoming Queen’s Court 4. HUMPHRIES. CHARLIE - Art Club 4. HUTCHISON. DARRELL - Art Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Basketball manager 3; Baseball manager 3. JACOBS, WILLIAM - Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Most Improved Freshan, Most Improved Player, Most Rebonds 3.4. Leading Scorer 4. Most Valuable Player 4, All C.K.C. 3,4, All District 3,4, All Regional 3,4, All State Honorable Mention 4; Track 3. JOHNSON. BARBARA - Business Club 4; French Club 1; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Cheerleader 1,3. JOHNSON. BOBBY JOE - Art Club 4; Business Club 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Best Defensive Player, Leadership Award 4; Track 3; Art Award. JOHNSON, EDDIE - Art Club 3.4; Beta Club 2,3; Latin Club 2; Senior Play 4; S.M.A.P. 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4. JONES. BRUCE - Art Club 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3. JONES, LAURA - Beta Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; French Club 3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; N.F.L. 1,2,3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff Features 3,4; Baseball Bat Girl 3; World History Award; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 3; U.S. History Award; French I Certificate; American Association of Teachers of French Award 3; English III Award; Secretary of Class 1; Homecoming Princess 1,2,3; Secretary of Class 3; Alternate Delegate to Girls State; Perfect Attendance 12 years. JONES. SHERI - Latin Club 1,2,3; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; N.F.L. 1.2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Vice-president of Class 1; President of Class 2,3; Latin Club President; Speech Club President 4; Homecoming Princess 1,2,4. KEITH, SHEILA - Art Club 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Speech Club 1; French I Certificate of Merit. KENDALL. TAMMY - Business Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. KING, STEPHEN - Art Club 3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4, Vice-president 4; N.F.L. 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1; Honor Squad; Best Camper 3,4; Most Talented 4. KOOKENDOFFER. DAVID - Art Club 4; Latin Club 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Outstanding Freshman, 110% Award; Industrial Arts Award. KREKEL, TERESA - French Club 3,4; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. KRIEG, DEBBIE - Business Club 3.4. President 4; Latin Club 1.2; Speech Club 1; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Cheerleaders 1,2,3, Captain 3; Tennis 1. LEER, BETSY - Beta Club 2.3,4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 1,2. Secretary 2; French Club 3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4. Secretary 4; N.F.L. 1,2,3.4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Tennis 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; W'orld History Certificate; French I Certificate; Secretary of Class 4; Prom Queen 4; Homecoming Princess 3. LOTZ, DION - Art Club 4; Latin Club 1; French Club 3; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; N.F.L. 2,3,4; Hi-Lites Staff 3; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Home Economics 1 Award; State Speech Award; S.P.O.K.E. Conference Delegate. MARTIN, LARRY - Art Club 4; Vocational School 4. MATTHEWS, MIKE - Parisian Staff 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 1; Student Council Representative 3; Class Treasurer 4; Delegate to Boys State 3; General Shop Award; Driver Education Award. McCRAKEN, RICHARD - Baseball 1. McKINNEY. CIS - Beta Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Speech Club 1; Parisian Staff 4, Senior Editor; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 4, Secretary 3, President 4; World View Conference; Student Council Representative 4; Homecoming Princess 1,3; American Society of Distinguished High School Students 4; Advisory Council; Tutor; Library Assistant 4. MITCHELL, BILLY- Senior Play 4;Football 1,2,3; Tennis 4; Blue Ribbon in General Shop; English I Award. NICHOLS. LINDA - Business Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Whoopers Club 1; Vocational School 4. NUTTER, BILL - Art Club 4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3; Senior Play 4; Football 1,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. OLIVER. DERRIE - Business Club 4; Whoopers Club 4; Band 1,2,4; Track 1,2,4; Regional Band Concert. 104 PARKER, DARRYL - Football 1,4; Best Defensive Back; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Hustlin’ Hound Award 3,4, Captain 4, Outstanding Senior Athlete, America’s Outstanding Names and Faces. All State Honorable Mention, All C.K.C., All Tenth Region, All Thirty-Seventh District. PARKER, DOUG - Vocational School 4. PATE, CHRISTY - Beta Club 3,4; Latin Club 1.2; French Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Parisian Staff 4. Ads Editor; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Cheerleader 1.2,3,4, Captain 3. PEARCE. STEVE - Art Club 3; Business Club 3; French Club 2; Vocational School 4; Basketball 1. PENNEY. VANESSA - Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Speech Club 1; Senior Play 4; Band 3,4, Flag Girl. PERRY,STEVE - Art Club 4; Senior Play 4; Basketball 1,3; Track 1,2; First Place Sculpture, Third Place Painting in Art. PLUMMER. MARK - Basketball 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Pitching Award 3. PUCKETT, EUGENE - Basketball 3,4, Manager; Baseball 3; Manager Trophy 3,4. RICHARDSON. MIKE - Art Club 3.4; Baseball 3.4. RICHARDSON, VICKIE - Business Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Whoopers Club 1,2; Band 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Home Economic Award. ROBERTS, ANGELA - F.H.A. 1,2,3; Whoopers Club 1,2,3. ROBINSON, JAMES - Business Club 3; Football 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Best Offensive “B” Team 3; Best Defensive 4; Track 2,3, 110% Award 3, Regional Mile Relay Winner, 880 Relay Winner. SCOTT, EDNA - Business Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Treasurer 4; Most Improved Science Award 1. SPONCIL, GREG - Vocational School 4; Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 2.3. STRAWDER, SHANDA - F.H.A. 3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Track 1.2.3.4. LEMASTER. SHARON - Business Club 3.4; French Club 3. TUBS, VICKIE -Business Club 2,3,4; F.A.A. 1,2,3,4. TURNER. VICKIE - Beta Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4. Secretary 4; Latin Club 2; Parisian Staff 4, Typist; Senior Play 4. VANCE. DARRYL - Vocational School 1.2,4. WELLS, PEGGY - Art Club 2,4; Beta Club 4; Latin Club 1.2; Speech Club 1,2; Hi-Lites Staff 3; English III Award. WOKICK, WILSON - Senior Play 4; Football 4 WORKMAN.FRANK - Spanish Club 1,2; Art Club 1,4; Football 1,2,3; Art Award 3.4, Second Place Ribbon Painting. WYATT. CATHY - Art Club 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2.3; French Club 3.4. Speech Club 1,2,3,4; N.F.L. 1,2,3,4; Parisian Staff 4, Sales Editor; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4, Activities Staff; Senior Play 4; Parisonnaires 2,3,4. YAZELL, WANDA - Beta Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4. Vice-president 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 3; Parisian Staff 4, Sales Editor; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Band 1.2,3,4, Secretary 4. Honor Squad 3,4; Tutor 4; Track 1,2; Worldview Conference 4. ZUNIGA, PATTY - Art Club 4. Secretary; Latin Club 1,2,3; Parisian Staff 4, Sports Editor; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4, 110% Award 3, Co-Captain 4; Tennis 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Student Council 1,2; Class Treasurer 3. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Wanda Yazell, Christy Pate, Leslie Halsey, Donna Hazzard. Melissa Garrison, Cis McKinney, Steve King 105 -------- XV K==MK==Z=Z t r7:--------T-xir----vv-----MX------xw j THE W.R. STAMLER CORPORATION MILLERSBURG MANUFACTURERS OF MINING AND MATERIALS HANDLING MACHINERY A Good Company Always Looking For Good People....An Equal Opportunity Employer 1 A. J. WINTERS CO. i LERMAN BROS. [ 701-705 Main Street Paris Jewelers Since 1885 Jerry Robin Paris, Ky. 40361 987-3232 419 Main St. Paris, Ky. “Your Family Dept. Store’’ Atkinson's Greenhouses John Carol Marler, Owners Mable S. Frank and Staff of Bourbon Circuit Clerk’s Office i ■ Flowers For All Occasions Comer of 19th and Clifton Avenue 987-2660 Compliments of I BEGLEY'S DRUG CO. Michael D. Home, Manager 106 THOMAS, WOODFORD CO., INCORPORATED INSURANCE THE NATIONAL BANK 1 TRUST CO. 7 E. Fourth St. P.O. Box 456 TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Paris, Kentucky 40361 I Main Bank —Main Street Drive-in Branch—South Main Paris, Kentucky PHONE: 987-2910 107 ttrr-T.—xk— -� k -mm— mk mk- Lusk Funeral Home 1120 MAIN 987 2 00 PARIS. KY Karl K. Lusk, Sr. Karl K. Lusk, Jr. Compliments of E. K. RICE INSURANCE AGENCY =XX----XKI-- XK- MW MW- Compliments of BRENT S ANTIQUES ARDERY DRUG COMPANY 987-4181 Main Seventh We Deliver EMMONS SONS GROCERIES open 7 days 6A.M.-10P.M. For Your Convenience Choice Meats, Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 927 Pleasant 987-3610 Compliments of CLAIBORNE FARM 3 KZ---XK XX--- _XKZ Carlisle, Kentucky 40311 Maysville, Kentucky ‘Bluegrass has a future for you” Paris, Kentucky 40361 Mt. Sterling, Kentucky 40353 Cynthiana, Kentucky 41031 REALTOR We open doors for you Sutherland Realty (Cnmpauu 500 PLEASANT STREET, PARIS, KENTUCKY 40361 (606) 987-5100 The Pride-in-Performance People BUSSELL'S T.V. INC. 1501 South Main Street R.C.A.—Curtis Mathes COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT And A Complete Line of C.B. Equipment Radio hack Phone 987-4074 x- --XX=XK— HK— 1 MW--MV--- Vt-nw —UK HIT ' B(m Gm 9ndu� bm. 9uc. 109 ZXK 7 XK - ■ mk: X =----xXL-- - -X X— X w --VK -XX BOURBON AGRICULTURAL BANK AND TRUST CO. The Bank Of Service Two Excellent Locations Downtown and Lex. Road Branch Ph one 987-17 95 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT PHONE 987-1834 WILLIAMS RADIO AND T.V. SERVICE 1329 South Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Phone 987-1985 ZENITH — It’s Sales with Guaranteed Service, It’s a Business Not a Side Line MURRAY'S SUPER VALU Phone 987-1340 Open 7-9 Monday through Saturday KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY, INC. «■ ; “A tax paying member of the community” 529 Main Street 987-3650 -MV— VU MW- � c=xk: SMITS FLORIST GREENHOUSES FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 987-3967 =XK_____KK -X)C Compliments of BOURBON HARDWARE, INC. 987-1318 Everything In Hardware CUMMINS Chevrolet • Buick • Pontiac, Inc. 310 MAIN 987-4345 PARIS, KY. 252-7040 “The Best Place To Trade” McConnell Associates Realtors-Auctioneers m 10th Main Street . Paris, Kentucky REALTOR 40361 R. E. McConnell Bill T. McConnell Barbara McConnell Lexington 606-252-2018 Compliments of MHC INSURANCE McClure - Hill - Case Comer of 5th and Pleasant Phone 987-1667 BCue Giom Fedmi Satimg� £m Ambc. 600 High Street Paris, Kentucky 987-2951 ill Compliments of Clay Ward Insurance Agency 1210 S. Main Paris, Ky. 987-1861 Specializing in Livestock Insurance LLOYD'S of LONDON Congratulations to the Seniors Catalog 987-4910 Retail 987-3275 SHOP PENNEY’S We Know What You Are Looking For JCPenney PARIS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Legion Road Paris, Kentucky Guy F. Orsmby President Compliments of AKEMON'S BARBER SHOP 6th and Main Street Now with a complete Junior Line for all your fashion needs. Best of Luck, Class of ’78 rNichoPs Foodtown 619 Main Street 987-2750 ; 112 je=XK==XK=Hh.., XK=KK== tK===XK=: y Bourbon County Chiropractic Center MAXM. KEDING, D C. Phone 987-6058 416 E. Main Street RR 6 Paris. Kentucky I 40361 «« MW MW XW- — MARTYN HURLEY FUNERAL HOME i 503 Williams Street Paris, Kentucky 987-2354 X 1 | —1™,,, I _ CENTURY FURNITURE, Inc. t Compliments of DAUGHERTY PAINT SUPPLY l Joj oj tile Stairs Cjalferij | awes J die , drve. i Compliments of [ BOURBON LAUNDRY 1 Compliments of MILTON B. LOVELL PLUMBING and HEATING, INC. 1813' 2 Main Street Paris, Kentucky Compliments of MODEL DRESS SHOP ‘The Spotlight of Fashion” 600 Main Street Paris, Kentucky r HINTON-TURNER 1NCOR J OK AT El) oFuneral 34ome 520 PLEASANT STREET PARIS. KENTUCKY 40361 John H. Butler Bruce H. Forsythe 24 Hour Ambulance Service FARRIS STUDIO GIFT SHOP Featuring Photography — Film Finishing Hallmark Cards — Gifts Jewelry 1 624 Main St. 987-4736 Best Wishes From THE CITIZEN Iw1 LYKINS AND JONES SHOES Your headquarters for Bass, Weejuns, Aigner and other famous brands iMr'.HT.n ▼ Y.M.C.A. PARIS-BOURBON COUNTY, INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS VI EW HOLLAISD MACHINES FOR PROFITABLE FARMING TRI-COUNTY IMPLEMENT, INC. 1833 SOUTH MAIN STREET PARIS, KENTUCKY 40361 Telephone 987-7131 WILSON DRUG CO. Lexington Road 987-1257 Paris, Ky. CHAS. P. COOK, INC. Old Kentucky Hams Cooked or Uncooked HOMER'S The Little Place With the BIG Hospitality I zxvc .xyz IX X ---HXZ � = 1X7' XK MM —MK BEN FRANKLIN NORMANDY SHOPPING PLAZA- i « “MM . — XW MM A K MM- MM MM Compliments of FULLINGTON'S I 618 Main Street Phone 987-2825 Paris, Ky. Your Family Apparel Store Satisfaction Guaranteed i Tony Johnson’s ASHLAND SERVICE STATION | I f X C L BIDDLE ECONOMY FURNITURE 723 Main Street Paris. Kentucky Phone 987-5352 WOODFORD SPEARS SONS KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SEED Coal, Grain, Feeds, Etc. Funk’s G Hybrid Seed Com Northrup King Seeds PARIS. KENTUCKY L TURNER S ELECTRIC SERVICE 201 High Street Paris, Ky. Owned and Operated by Larry Turner Telephone 987-5353 FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE!! Compliments of PARIS WAREHOUSE CO Division of Central District Warehouse Company Ed Jackson Fred Whaley Bay Mattox Theodore Ritchie Priscilla Clark 115 Congratulations Seniors 1 FASHION JEWELRY BY Sarah Coventry THE OPPORTUNITY COMPANY ©xforh £fiop 531 MAIN ST. PARIS. KENTUCKY June Wagoner Regional Manager 302 Springhill Dr. 987-1818 Keith Wagoner PFEIFER SHOE STORE 528 Main Street 987-3685 Paris, Kentucky LADY AIGNER, JOYCE, CONNIE FREEMEN AND TOM McCANN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 920 Main Street Mallinckrodt BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 Mallinckrodt, Inc. St. Louis, Missouri - 1867 Paris, Kentucky - 1977 ix x — xic— :,x c IXK --XK--____—-XX -=XH XKZ j 116 117 Paris, Kentucky MEMBER FDIC FARMERS SUPPLY, INC. Sales Service ALLIS CHALMERS and WOODS BROTHERS MOWERS 4th Street Paris, Kentucky Hardware and Agriculture Chemicals Compliments of Equal Employment Opportunity PARIS MONUMENT WORKS, INC. 1601 Main Street Paris, Ky. QUALITY ALWAYS • c