Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

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The Senior candidates who were vying for the title c Homecoming Queen were Susan Henry, Mary King Logai Alice Purcell and Denise Hutchison. Mary King smiles for the crowd as Mayor Doug Cas- tle places the crown of honor upon her head. Two young participants in the ceremo- ny were Crown Bearer, Master Jay Dick- erson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dicker- son and Miss Krista Feeback. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Feeback, who acted as Flower Girl. Does anyone have an extra blanket? Homecoming

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Homecoming: Beauty, A Winning Game And Bitter Cold Mary King Logan Crowned 1981 Homecoming Queen October 23, 1981 was a bitterly cold evening but for fifteen young ladies the cold was forgotten during the half-time excitement as Miss Mary King Logan, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Logan, was crowned the 1981 Homecoming Queen at Paris High School. The princess and queen candidates walked onto the field with their escorts as the band, under the direction of Mr. T.A. Siwicki. played the traditional, A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody. The climax of the evening came as Mary King was declared the queen of 1981 and received her crown and flowers from Mayor Doug Castle and 1980 Homecoming Queen Miss Melanie King. The Royal Court Demetrius Moore, Joy Mack. Suzie Wells, Kelly Wagoner. Mary Clark. Mary King Logan. Susan Henry, Maye Fryer. Lucy Bell. Vonda King. Alice Purcell. Denise Hutchison. Melissa King. Gwen Pitts, and Terri Shriver. L4 Homecoming

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Who's Who At Paris High School Most Likely To Succeed Mary Beth Turner Billy Turner Mary Beth and Billy were chosen most likely to succeed because of the dedication and hard work that they have displayed during their high school career. Both Mary Beth and Billy have taken college prep classes and will graduate in the top five of the Senior class. Mary Beth and Billy have also been involved in various school clubs including Beta Club where Mary Beth served as Secretary and Billy as President during their Senior year. We wish them the very best in the future. Best All Around Teri Hazzard Jeff Livengood FriendlyI That is the word to describe both Teri and Jeff and that is one of the main reasons that they were picked as best all around of the Senior class. Everyone who knows Teri and Jeff knows that they are indeed friendly, witty, involved, and con- cerned with school dubs and extra-curricular activi- ties. Both Teri and Jeff have indeed proven them- selves to be the best all around. Most School Spirit Leila Wills Timmy Howard Orange, Black, and GreyhoundsI These are words that Leila has diligently painted on signs for the Senior class. Timmy made his contribution by pro- viding the seniors wth bright, bold orange and black flags. Both Leila and Timmy have shown continuous support for the athletic teams during high school but especially during their Senior year. 16 Who's Who