Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

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Gardening is where Marion B. Vest likes to spend her time. She teaches in the Language Dept; and has a B.A. from U of K. Audrey Stiles, who is in charge of our Homebound instruction, has an A.B. from U of K. Her favorite hobbies are swimming and watching Paris High ball- games. Randy Reese enjoys fishing as a hobby. He is head Football Coach and holds a M.A. from Marietta Col- lege. Bill Barrese, who teaches in the L.D. Dept., has a M.S. from C.W. Post College. He spends most of his free time engaging in physical sports activities. Mary Lovell’s favorite hobby is her daughter, Mer- edith. She teaches in the English Dept, and has a M.A. in Secondary Reading from U of K. John E. Kokas loves to travel and he loves sports. He teaches in our History Dept; and has a B.A. from U of K. Lisa Butcher’s favorite hobby is reading. Although this is her first year here at Paris, she has accom- plished a great deal with her students in English. She holds an A.B. from Morehead State University.

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Mr. Homer H. Goins Principal, Paris High School I accept the exciting challenge to be the principal of Paris High School during the eighties! Paris High School, with- out a doubt, is the BEST high school in the state of Kentucky. We have much for which to be thankful for in our school system. We have, for the most part, good con- scientious students, excellent faculty and dedicated secre- taries and janitors who work together as a team. We pledge to continue upgrading academics, speech, band and var- ious clubs as well as athletics during the next year. I would like to issue a challenge to our students and staff, to give their BEST for themselves and Paris High School during the coming year. As Rosey Grier said, “You can never fail if you never quit.” We at Paris High School will not quit — we will succeed in offering a quality education for all those students who earnestly seek the better things in life. Mrs. Helen Swinford Secretary In the business world and in pro- fessional fields, the secretary is an essential link in the diversi- fied daily activities of American enterprise. Her contributions are many-sided and range from han- dling routine procedures to im- plementing management deci- sions. She is, in every sense, an asset. Mrs. Alma Boardman Secretary 20 Administration

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Mark Crain’s favorite colors are in keeping with his profession — orange blue! He holds his Rank 1 from Morehead State and teaches in our Science Department. Elizabeth Scott, our Guidance Counselor, holds a M.A. and an Ed.S. from U of K. Her favorite relaxing pastime is playing tennis. George Wilder loves the outdoors and justly so — he is the Jr. High Football Coach. A fine Industri- al Arts instructor he holds a M.A. from Murray State. Betsy Brooks Woodford has an A.B. degree from U of K and her hobby is reading. As our French instructor she is superieure. William Alverson, our P.E. instructor, coached our Freshman Football Team to an undefeated season. He is interested in politics and his hobby is coin collecting. Wanda Richard finds camping a restful relaxation away from the busy Business Department. She holds an A.B. degree from U. of K. Faculty Pose At Duncan Tavern 22 Faculty