Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1983 volume:

PARISIAN 1983 WHAT IS PRIDE? Pride is the thing that causes one to have self respect, in knowing that you have done your best. Pride is the feeling of knowing that the peak may never be reached, but an effort was made to reach it. Paris High School Paris, Kentucky _ Pride is the setting of goals, and accomplishing them. Pride is the dreaming of dreams, and making them come true. Pride is facing unknown challenges head on, and never shrinking from them. Pride is doing small and large things well. Pride is saying “I can” and “I will.” Pride is facing our responsibilities with maturity. Pride is these things and more, for we are the essence of our pride. Kevin Ayers Leslie Ayers Stephen Baker Hart Beheler Scott Beheler Lucy Bell Rick Blackburn Beth Bonnette PRIDE Richard Britton OF 1983 Keith Brockman Kieth Brown Renee Bumpus James Clark Myron Coleman David Correll Sharon Crumbie Tyron Crumbie Deborah Dale 3 Marler, Wall, Chumbley, Whitney, and True were par ticipants in the SPOKE Conference. Jackson, Bumpus, and Tincher won the Halloween Sto- ry contest sponsored by the Enterprise. 4 Candids Pride at PHS takes its form in many aspects of student life. Cheerleaders keep spirit alive Clark on the move to another big touchdown. Candids 5 Charles Duncan Wade Eades Ken Edwards Paula Florence Maye Fryer Robert Geddings 6 Johnny Green Pamela Harrill Blayne Harrington SENIORS TAKE PRIDE IN ELECTING WHO’S WHO Most Popular Scott Beheler Mayc Fryer Most Talented Bobby Wilkerson Libby Shriver Best All Around Kim Dale Hart Beheler 8 Who’s Who Vonda King Stephen Layson Mark Mack Robert Maggard Damon McKee Clay Mitchell Darrin O’Bryan Tod Parrish Karen Parsons James Purcell Leo Purcell Rebecca Purcell Terry Rice Steven Richardson Kyle Roe Tammy Roe 11 Baby Pictures 13 Christopher Smith Elizabeth Shriver John Stanfield Stephen Stanford Gwendolyn Sweeney Lee Tillery Wendy Tincher Beverly True Lisa Turner 14 Bill Wagoner Brian Wall John Watson 16 Juniors Officers Melissa King Secretary Mike Chumbley Student Council Gwen Pitts President Tonya Sanders Vice President Sheila Sargent Treasurer Nancy Bannister James Beaton Tim Blackburn Rodney Bumpus Rebecca Burden Dana Cartmill Susan Case Mike Chumbley Blaine Clark Lynette Clark Roger Clark Kelley Crain Deborah Dodge Andre Dumphord Richard Dumphord Sarah Eades Leland Edwards James Emerson Eric Fitzwater Beverly Gay Juniors 17 Michael Gay Richard Gieselman Michelle Gilkerson Marty Goins Jeannie Gorey Johnny Green Thad Harrington Mark Humphrey Lisa Hutchison Albert Jones Barbara Keeton Melissa King Greg Mack Michelle Marks Kenneth McCarty Mark Miles Rose Mullins Kem Myers Tim O’Neal Brad Parsons Sheila Sargent adds words of encouragement as Bo Henry does his homework. A true mix of social life and academics makes one a well rounded stu- dent at PHS. 18 Juniors Danny Pittman Gwen Pitts Cathy Poland Danny Puckett Chris Rankin Richard Reed Yvette Rice Ken Sanders Tonya Sanders Sheila Sargent Sammy Scott Terri Shriver Kim Skeen Kim Smart Chris Tipton Danny VanMeter Donald Wells Lynn Williams Monica Williams Bobby Workman Jim Bannister J unior s H Officers Beth Galloway President Tommy Skeen Vice President Donny Turner Treasurer Joy Mack Student Council Martina Henson Secretary Dana Adams Kyle Baber James Ballard Guy Bowman Mike Brady Sean Brady Terrence Brooks Annette Brown Gloria Burns Jennifer Cameron Cheri Carpenter Deanna Case Mary Clark Carrie Clay Debbie Correll Jerry Derickson Gae Estes Charles Evans Rebecca Fields Beth Galloway Kristie Gaunce Billy Harp Paula Heflin Bo Henry Christie Henson Martina Henson Yvonne Howard Mike Hughes Jimmy Hurst Herman Hutsell Sophomores 21 Sherry Hutsell Rochelle Johnson Angie Jones Kevin Jones Lamont Jones Steve Jones Valerie Kenney Carla Lindsay Joy Mack Reif Marler Billy Martin Michel Martinson Melissa McClain Ricky McCord Phillip Miller Diane Parrish Mark Parrish Kenneth Parsons Stoner Parsons Thad Parsons 22 Sophomores Tammy Pitts Henry Poston Timmy Rankin Robin Redwine Kim Richardson Billy Rison Myrin Roberts Rodney Roe Gail Sargent Brian Schietz Willy Shriver Tommy Skeen Mitch Stull Shanda Thomas Sarah Trumbo Donnie Turner Randy Turner Kelly Vickers Darlene Wells Suzannah Wells Juanita Wheeler Scott Whitaker Francine Smith Frank Whitney Kirk Woosley Pat Burns Sophomores 23 Officers Holli Steward Daffeney Mack President Treasurer Mike Jones Pat Turpin Vice President Student Council Nancy Kaufman Secretary April Banks Marcus Barnett James Bartlett Noel Bowman Derek Brooks Tyrone Brown Carla Browning Lezlie Brunner Brutus Buckner Charles Burke Penny Burke Max Castle Latonya Chenault Eric Chumbley Mark Crain Tony Cobb Crystal Day Mark Diamond Holt Eades Sherri English Holly Ferrell Mindy Fister Julie Gorey Greg Harp Jackie Henderson Damon Hinkle Debbie Hopkins William Hudnall Tina Hutsell Lee Ingram Freshmen 25 Sheila Johnson Darnel Jones Mike Jones Raymond Jones Whitney Jones Nancy Kaufman Billy Keeton Steve Kerns Mike Luther Daffeney Mack Steven Marshall Vanessa McDaniels Jeff McMahon Lisa Miles Janice Mitchell John Morgan Mike Pack Tod Parsons Brian Powell Judy Pridemore Jerry Purcell Robin Ramey Thomas Reed Sabrina Rice Karla Richardson Mike Rison Carl Roe David Roe Kim Roe Jerry Sanders 26 Freshmen Trish Showalter Miller Smith Ronnie Sparks Michelle Stevenson Holli Steward Libby Thomas Barry Thomas Mike True Pat Turpin John Underwood Andy VanMeter Larry Vickers John Walling Mark Williams Floyd Withrow Robert Woods Kim Woosley Sissy Worthington Robby Worthington Kelly Yazell Randy Yazell Cindy McMahon Katrina Hall David Keding Freshmen 27 DEDICATION The Parisian Staff would like to dedicate the 1983 yearbook to an individual who expects the best and receives the best from her students. She is always available to answer questions, guide and assist when the need arises. She is highly respected among her students and colleagues. She came to Paris High School five years ago. She has a Masters Degree from the University of Kentucky. She belongs to the Delta Pi Epsilon, Business Fraternal Organization and is now serving on the Advisory Board for the Center for Eco- nomic Education. She is a very dedicated professional, having been a Junior Class sponsor and helping with the Junior-Senior Prom. She has served on the Curriculum and In-Service Committees here at P.H.S. It is with sincere appreciation for her faithfulness and interest shown to the stu- dents of P.H.S. that we dedicate our 1983 yearbook to Mrs. Joy Armstrong. Dedication 29 SUPERINTENDENT MR. RONALD CHUMBLEY ‘I will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come’. A. Lincoln. By study we accrue data and concepts, much as a reservoir stores water. To get ready we must be able to utilize this knowl- edge, perhaps as a fountain. When our chance comes, we must properly present ourselves and our knowledge, otherwise it is as rain on the ocean. God speed. PARIS BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Ted Wiseman, Mr. Robert Wilkerson, Mr. Elwood Parker, Mr. Ronald Chumb- ley, Mr. Thomas Skeen, and Mr. Wayne Stocker. 30 Administration MR. JACK STANFORD DIRECTOR OF PUPIL PERSONNEL SECRETARIES MRS. MARTHA BRAMEL MRS. MACIE LAWSON MRS. SUE SUTHERLAND MR. JAMES DICKERSON ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT It is my wish for you as you approach gradu- ation that you will incorporate into your lives tradi- tions, standards, and cultural patterns of your school and continue to grow intellectually and spiritually, for such continual growth leads to an abundant life. Administration 31 PRINCIPAL MR. HOMER H. GOINS Every student here can be proud of his Alma Mater, Paris High School, whose rich academic heritage and com- petitive spirit continue to merit statewide recognition. With the philosophy that more stringent academic standards should be set for admission to colleges and universities, Paris High School meets the challenge so that those stu- dents who truly desire a good education will find it within these walls. We sincerely want ALL our students to be self- disciplined and eager to attain knowledge that is available to them. A good education is the BEST investment our students will ever make. The world demands that you become all you can become and do all you can do to make this world a better place to live. You do your part — Paris High School will do its part. Mrs. Helen Swinford — Secretary Mrs. Alma Boardman — Accountant 32 Administration Mr. Larry Klinefelter M.A., Eastern Kentucky Mr. Mark Crain Assistant Principal Rank I, Morehead University Mrs. Lelia Henry Rank I, University of Kentucky Mr. William Barrese Rank I, University of Kentucky Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Rank I, University of Kentucky Counselor Mrs. Wanda Richard A. B., University of Kentucky Miss Anna Allen B. A., Eastern Kentucky University Pride is being able to say you’re from Paris High School. Barrese Faculty 33 Mr. Paul Franz M.A., University of Illinois Mr. John Kokas M.A., University of Kentucky Ms. Joy Armstrong M.A., University of Kentucky Mrs. Carolyn Brannock B.S., Georgetown College Mrs. Sharon Toad vine B.A., University of Kentucky Mrs. Sharon Rankin B.S., Eastern Kentucky University Pride and Paris High are synonymous. We exem- plify PRIDE in all areas. Scott 34 Faculty Miss Sharon Fields M.A., Georgetown College Ms. Cindy Keeton M.A., Morehead State University Mr. Albert Ryle B.S., Morehead State University Mrs. Mary Dickerson Rank I, Eastern Kentucky University Mrs. Kenney Roseberry M.A., Georgetown College Ms. Betsy Brooks Woodford A.B., University of Kentucky American, Kentuckian, but first a Parisian. Ryle Faculty 35 Miss Janice Cox Rank I, Eastern Kentucky University Mr. Lee Johnson B.A., University of Kentucky Mrs. Audrey Stiles A.B., University of Kentucky Pride is: Keeping your chin up Through thick and thin Not crying when you lose Not boasting when you win. Wilder 36 Faculty PARISIAN STAFF STRIVES TO MAKE THE BEST The Yearbook staff has worked hard to make this an interesting and attractive book. We hope you en- joy it now and will derive many pleasant memories from it in the years to come. Adviser, Mrs. Richard is giving Lee and Beverly some pointers on typing copy for the book. Wendy, Mark, Valarie, Lucy and Gwen found selecting pictures for the book, fun; but not as easy a job as they first thought. Keeping accurate records on subscriptions kept Tammy, Vonda, and Chris busy. Charlene and Gloria found counting and accounting for the money, go together. 38 Parisian Staff Hart Beheler, Robert Geddings, Leslie Ayers, Scott Beheler, Miss Betsy Woodford, sponsor. Maye Fryer, David Correll and Sharon Crumbie. French 11 39 Latin I Officers Nancy Kaufman — Treasurer Holly Ferrell — Secretary Hallie Steward — Vice-president Jackie Henderson — President Latin II Officers Reif Marler — Treasurer Bo Henry — Vice-president Deana Case — Secretary Beth Galloway — President 40 Latin A NEW CLUB ON CAMPUS Spanish I was welcomed to the curriculum by several young, aspiring, men and women this year and with it came the introduction of the Spanish Club. Members included: Miss Betsy Brooks Woodford, sponsor; Rich- ard Gieselman, Rebecca Burden, Kim Smart, Becky Fields, Tanya Sanders, Lynn Williams, Lisa Hutchison, Marty Goins, Keith Brockman, Mike Chumbley, Rodney Bumpus, Nancy Bannister, Monica Williams, Dana Cart- mill, Kelley Crain, Yvette Rice and Danny Pittman. Officers that so ably served the club were: Rebecca Burden, President; Jeannie Gorey, Vice-president; Mike Chumbley, Treasurer, and Lisa Hutchison, Secretary. Spanish Club 41 BETA CLUB “We Lead By Serving Others” Smiling: Karen Parsons. Beverly True. Maye Fryer. Debra Kenney. Gae Estes. Lynn Williams. Kim Smart. Lisa Hutchison. Tonya Sanders. Reif Marler, Mrs Kenney Roseberry, Martina Henson. Michelle Martinson. Beth Galloway. Kristie Gaunce, Brian Wall. Tommy Skeen. Kirk Woosley. Frank Whitney. Robin Redwine, Kelley Crain Planning Serving 42 Beta Club Beta Club 43 OFFICERS: Wendy Tincher — President; Vonda King — Vice Presi- er; Gwen Sweeney — Historian; Jennifer Cameron — dent; Lucy Bell — Secretary; Beverly True — Treasur- Historian; Randy Turner — Parlimentarian. 44 FBLA Kristie Gaunce. Gail Sargent, Beverly True. Kelley Vickers. Jennifer Cameron, Gwen Sweeney, Paula Heflin. Dana Adams, Tammy Weaver. Gloria Burns. Miss Fields. Lucy Bell. Wendy Tincher. Lynette Clark. Cathy Poland. Darlene Wells. Debbie Correll. Mrs. Armstrong. Sean Brady. Vonda King. Lee Tillery. Gwen Pitts. Terri Shriver. Randy Turner, Kenneth Sanders. Mark Sears. FBLA HAS ACTIVE YEAR FBLA members started the year by having a very successful fund raiser The money raised enabled the FBLA to buy a large, personalized floor mat for the front entrance of the high school and two video tapes for the business department. The FBLA celebrated their 4th Anniversary this year with a pot luck dinner. Bourbon County’s FBLA officers were guest at the celebration FBLA and FHA members had their annual Christmas potluck dinner. FBLA members also helped as huggers during the Special Olympics. Some of the members attended the Regional competition at Morehead State University. Beverly True won first place in scholarship and $300. She placed third in Accounting II competition. Beverly. Terri Shriver and Regina Jackson attended the State competition in Louisville. The club actively recruited incoming freshmen by giving each a card and candy at 8th grade orientation and told the students about FBLA and the business program. FBLA 45 Barbara Keeton and Renee Bum- pus pose with winning outfits they made in class. The scrapbook is carefully checked by members to see that all activities are included. Below, Kim Dale and Regina Jackson arrange a clothing display in the hall showcase. FHA HAS BUSY YEAR! OFFICERS Rebecca Burden — 2nd Vice-President Kim Smart — President Pam Harrill — Recreation Leader Miss Janice Cox — Adviser Yvette Rice — Reporter Dana Cartmill - 1st Vice-President Lynnette Clark — Secretary Herman Hutsell - Parliamentarian Blaine Clark — Historian Lealand Edwards — Treasurer During the 1982-83 school year, the Paris High Future Homemakers of America were very busy! They began the school year by selling Big Cookies to raise money for their various activities. At Thanksgiving they donated food to the Zion Baptist church. In the fall they assisted the Paris P.T.O. with their Hallow- een Carnival, acted as hosts for Parent Night, and held a Pretty Legs contest with teachers as contestants During FHA Week, activities included: Teacher Appreciation Day; Member Appreciation Day. with a party naming Sabrina Rice as the most active member; Red and White Day with all members dressed in red and white; and Paris Pride Day, when all members wore orange and white The FHA chapter went to the Region 15 FHA meeting at Berea Community School. Kim Smart and Pat Turpin attended the State FHA meeting in Louisville In closing the year, the FHA members held their second annual Spring Banquet where new officers were installed in a candlelight ceremony. Blaine Clark was honored for receiving his Junior Degree. Lynn Clark presents Mrs. Lelia Henry a rose during Teacher Ap- preciation Day. Consumer Education class studies consumer advertising media — the television, and its effects on the public. FHA 47 SPEECH CLUB HAD ACTIVE YEAR The Speech Club, though small in membership, had an active year. Members competed in tourna- ments at Harrison County, Henry Clay, and Lexing- ton Catholic in the fall and the early spring. The Regional Speech Tournament was held at Georgetown College in March. Lynn Williams com- peted in storytelling and in humorous interpretation and Darnel Jones advanced from regional competi- tion to compete in the poetry division in the State Speech Tournament in April. These students brought home several superior and excellent ratings in the various competitions in which they participated. Members are, Rebecca Burden, Kim Smart, Lisa Hutchison, Lynn Williams, Mrs. Sharon Toadvine, sponsor, Michael Gay and Darnell Jones. Lynn Williams competed in storytelling — “Winnie the Pooh: Pooh Goes Visiting and Gets Into a Tight Place” and humor- ous interpretation — “The Solid Gold Cadillac” throughout the year. 48 Speech Club Darnel Jones competed in poetry and his selection was “Daniel” by Vachel Lindsay. -STUDENT COUNCIL DEALS WITH STUDENT CONCERNS— The Student Council, composed of elected class presidents, vice- presidents and student council re- presentatives from grades nine through twelve and their sponsor, Mrs. Lelia Henry, met monthly to encourage standards of good citi- zenship while dealing with student concerns. Discussions dealt with restroom inadequacies, awarding the spirit stick, smoking area, field trips, school lunch program, grading poli- cies and bus transportation. School projects were basketball intramurals organized by Kevin Ayers, decorating the school Christmas tree and distributing Christmas candles. The community project was col- lecting canned goods for the Com- munity Food Store. Mike Jones. Pat Turpin. Joy Mack. Beth Galloway. Tommy Skeen, Tonya Sanders. Gwen Pitts, Mike Chumbley. Brian Wall, Ke- vin Ayers. Scott Beheler Student Council 49 50 Pep Club PEP CLUB SPARKS ENTHUSIASM The newly formed Pep Club sparked the enthusiasm of the athletes as well as the entire student body. The Pep Club became a vital part of athletics and strived to be a vital part of academics. Starting out the year making posters and signs during the football season helped to raise the interest of each individual member. Members made run-throughs and cheered at the games, igniting the enthusiasm of the crowd. Shakers were made to use at the pep rallies and throughout the championship games orange and black filled the auditorium; voices raised to great heights, and the team was cheered on to victory. With enthusiasm flowing, the Pep Club entered the Christmas Parade. The float was entitled, “Santa’s Little Helpers” and everyone enjoyed being Santa’s Little Elves. Returning in January after a break, posters and signs went up for the basketball season. Buses were taken to away games and everyone had a desire to ignite the enthusiasm once again. February came and so did Valentine’s Day. The Pep Club members made and sold Valentine hearts to be delivered, complete with Hershey kisses. Shamrock messages came next with everyone enjoy- ing Leprechaun Day and getting a message from their friends. Plans are already being made for next year — are you interested? Come join the fun! Officers Kristie Gaunce T reasurer Beverly True Co-President Lee Tillery Co-President Lucy Bell Secretary Mrs. Sharon Rankin Advisor Pep Club 51 Art Officers Sharon Crumbie Secretary Libby Shriver Vice President Paula Florence President Tammy Weaver Treasurer 52 Art Kenneth Sanders. Danny Puckett. Tammy Weaver. Stoner Parsons. Leo Purcell, Randy Yazell. Libby Shriver, Mrs. Cindy Keeton, Paula Florence. Brian Williamson. Sharon Crumbie, Thomas Reed. Darnell Jones Art Exhibit A Great Show The spring art exhibit was a big success again this year. Many different items were displayed in design, drawings, paintings, sculpture, and general crafts. Some of the first place winners were: Tammy Weaver in op art, contour face drawing, can- vas drawing; Libby Shriver won first in color abstract de- sign, styrofoam drawing, teacher paintings, acrylics, paper relief and plaster sculpture. The men were not left out with Brian Williamson placing first in pattern and flower design, table paintings, color mixing and metal tooling. Danny Puckett won in collage and dot portrait. Art 53 ---STAFF WORKS — HARD The 1982-83 Paris High Pride staff worked hard this year to get out a nice-looking and interesting product. They met in the summer, on July 10, for an organiza- tional meeting to elect editors. Staff members then sold advertisements to finance the paper. The year was filled with learning the basics of journal- ism, the fundamentals of writing news, feature, sports, and editorial articles, and learning to layout and design the paper. The deadlines were easier to meet this year, and the staff was almost always satisfied with the finished issue. The staff also started a new broadcasting program, the Paris Pride Profile, aired weekly on the Paris radio sta- tion, WILP. Each student inter- viewed one of the faculty members for this project, or gave an update of activities at PHS. The staff took great pride in working on the news- paper this year. Beth Bonnette, editor; Dana Cartmill, assignment editor; and Keith Brock- man, page editor, critique their finished product with adviser, Mrs. Mary Dicker- son. 54 Newspaper Staff Page editors Mike Chumbley, Lisa Hutchison, Kim Smart, Editor Beth Bonnette, Sean Brady, Tommy Skeen, Keith Brockman put the final touches to an issue of the Paris High Pride. Assistant page editor Donald Wells checks the recorder for his radio show while Dana Cartmill and Rebecca Burden go over copy to be typed. Photographer Thad Harrington shows assistant page editor Marty Goins how the camera works. Newspaper Staff 55 1983 P.H.S. Band Relaxes For Photo Sheila Dodge, Nancy Bannister, Robin Redwine, Francine Smith, Dar- nel Jones, Holi Steward, Beth Galloway, Kelly Yazell, Pam Harrill, Vanessa McDaniel, Monica Williams, Brian Merringer, Jennifer Ca- meron, Christy Holland, Livia Thomas, Dana Coons, Tina Henson, Christine Bishop, Tracey Harney, Bobby Wilkerson, Stephanie Bishop, David Roe, Mike Luther, Chris Smith, Johnny Walling, Guy Bowman, Kyle Baber, Jerry Sanders, Hank Whitney, Reif Marler. Majorettes: Deanna Case, Latonya Chenault, Tonya Sanders Field Commander Nancy Bannister 56 Band BAND STAYS BUSY This year under the direction of Mr. Paul Franz, the P.H.S. Band was busy as usual. Besides playing at ballgames and pep rallies the band traveled to Bath County for a marching contest and placed third. They then went on to Harrison County where they placed second. They have given us three of their best concerts: the Christmas con- cert with the Parisionnaires; the Winter concert in February; and the Spring concert held in May. Director, Mr. Paul Franz Flag Girls Annette Brown, Pam Harrill. Michelle Martinson. Michelle Marks. Yvette Rice. Shanda Thomas. Becky Fields. Yvonne Howard. — HOLIDAY MADE BRIGHT WITH MUSIC — The Parisionnares presented their annual show during and Francine Smith’s beautiful voice made “O Holy the Christmas holidays at Duncan Tavern, Paris Rotary Night” really come alive. The Parisionnaires were ac- Club, and to the student body. companied at the piano by talented Eltina Scott. Rebecca Burden did a fine job with the commentary Sabrina Rice, Bobby Wilkerson, Leslie Ayers, Jackie Henderson, Monica Williams, Gena Jones, Francine Smith, Demetrius Moore, James Emerson, Darlene Wells, Chris Smith, Renee Johnson, Rebecca Burden, Michelle Marks, Kelly Yazell. 58 Parisionnaries INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB MEMBERS LEARN v i VALUABLE SKILLS Leland Edwards observes proper safety procedures. Tyron Crumbie and Sherry McGlothin put the finishing touches on their projects while Greg Harp, at left, does everyone’s favorite task — sanding. Industrial Arts 59 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKE PRIDE IN WORK Demetrius Moore uses a microscope in Health Career class. Below, Sammy Scott and John Moore use one of the many machines found at the Vocational School. Vocational 61 TEENS WHO CARE HAVE BUSY YEAR Debra Kenney, Demetrius Moore, James Emerson, Violet Kenney, Mr. Barrese, Mat Hunt, John Wha- len, Tim Blackburn, Kevin Ayers Officers James Emerson, President; Deme- trius Moore, Secretary; Debra Ken- ney, Vice-President; Eric Fitzwater, Treasurer (absent from photo) The Teens Who Care have been involved in many activi- ties this year. Several of the members worked in booths at the Halloween Carnival held in the Paris High Gymnasium in October. When the weather was warm, they along with the Beta Club members, raked up leaves from the school grounds. They helped man the telephones for the Cerebral Palsy Telethon and donated money to the Bourbon County Emergency Heat and Fuel Program. In March they held their annual Talent Show which was a great success. The money raised went toward a scholarship given to a senior who plans to major in a service occupation in college. Their major goal each year is to raise enough money to sponsor a child in another country. This year they decided to sponsor two children from Chile. To raise the money, their sponsor, Bill Barrese, swam 5.3 miles in the Y.M.C.A. pool. The members canvassed the local community for pledges and contributions. 62 Teens Who Care IN MEMORIAM A legendary figure of Paris, Blanton L. Collier, was taken from us on March 22, 1983. A native of Millersburg, he moved to Paris when he was six. He became a star athlete at Paris, graduated in the class of 1923 and returned as a coach and teacher in 1927. His football teams won or shared two Central Kentucky Conference titles. His basketball teams went to the State Tournament four times. He left Paris in 1943 for active duty in the Navy. In 1946, he joined the Cleveland Browns as an assistant coach. He became head football coach at U.K. in 1954 and in eight years posted a 41-36 record. He returned to the Browns as head coach directing them to the NFL title game three times and winning the Championship in 1964. Upon his retirement, he moved to Houston, Texas. He was a very special man to every one who knew him. At the age of 76, he was brought home, to be buried in the Paris Cemetery. A NIGHT TO BE REMEMBERED For four young ladies, October 1 will be a night to be remembered. They were vying for the P.H.S. Home- coming Queen honor. Becky Purcell, Kim Dale, Tammy Weaver and Libby Shriver waited anxiously as the prin- cesses and their escorts took their places on the field. It was a perfect night, with nice weather and the foot- ball team destroying Frankfort as the announcer said “the 1982 Homecom- ing Queen is Miss Tammy Weaver.” The Princess Court: Mary Clark, Tonya Sanders, Suzie Wells, Gae Estes, Gwen Pitts, Becky Purcell, Kim Dale, Queen Weaver, Libby Shriver, Sheila Sargent, Melissa King, Joy Mack, Libby Thomas, Nancy Kaufman, Whitney Jones and Mindy Fister. SENIOR HOMECOMING COURT Miss Becky Purcell Miss Kim Dale Miss Libby Shriver escort Mr. Donald Purcell escort Mr. Timmy Dale escort Mr. Joe Shriver 64 Homecoming MISS WEAVER REIGNS AS HOMECOMING QUEEN Master Scott McConnell and Miss Elizabeth Aulick served as crown bearer and flower girl for the homecom- ing pageant. Homecoming 65 Miss Tammy Weaver is being crowned the 1982 Homecoming Queen by Mayor Doug Castle while Miss Mary King Logan, the 1981 Queen presents the sash. Miss Weaver’s proud father, Mr. Jerry Weaver looks on. 1982 UNDEFEATED STATE CHAMPS Season Record 14-0 Two Year Record 27-0 A proud team takes the field in Louisville — a prouder one leaves. 66 Football Scoreboard Coach Randy Reese, a three time State Champ winner, encourages the team to victory. Congratu- lations Coach for putting together another winning team. A 10th grader, Tommy Skeen has 90 tackles for a super year. Keep up the good work. Tommy. Football 67 BANQUET HONORS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Those receiving honors were: Scott Beheler, most efficient defensive back; Keith Brown, most efficient offensive lineman and most efficient defensive lineman; Robert Maggard, most efficient offensive back; Coach Reese; Brian Wall, most efficient linebacker; Kevin Ayers, honorary captain; James Clark, iron man trophy and honorary captain. Football players are made at an early age, as Jason Reese sets an example. Bo Henry, back up quarter back, added valuable help to the team at just the right time. 68 Football Senior Champs B. Wall, H. Bchelcr, T. Rice, S. Behelcr, D. Johnson, T. Parrish, J. Clark, S. Stanford, J. Watson, (Mgr), R Maggard, K. Brown, K. Ayers, B. Williamson, M. Sears, S. Baker, M. Mack, K. Brockman (Mgr) Terry Rice heads for his last career touch- down. He gained 551 yards rushing on attempts this year. - James Clark, the Hounds leading scorer and rusher for the second straight year puts his 27th TD over for a total of 164 points this year. He carried the ball 196 times for 1358 yards. Football 69 CHEERLEADERS LEAD WITH PRIDE The Paris Girls’ Varsity cheered for the J.V. Football team, J.V. Boys’ Basketball and Girls’ Varsity Basketball. Their hon- ors this year at International Cheerleading Foundation I.C.F. camp included Outstanding Improvement Award, 110% Award and the Randy Neil Trophy for Excellence. They were also one of the five squads chosen for Grand National Compe- tition. They placed fifth in the Eastern Regional YMCA Cheer- leading Competition and tenth in the YMCA State Cheerlead- ing Competition. Dana Cartmill Monica Williams Holly Ferrell Mindy Fister Sherri English Nancy Bannister Mrs. Suzanne Bales Sponsor 70 Cheerleaders The Boys’ Varsity Cheerleaders cheered for the Varsity State Champion Football team and for the Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team. Their awards at National Cheer- leaders Association Summer Camp included five superior execution awards and the very prestigious N.C.A. Spirit Stick which is award- ed to the most spirited squad at each camp. They also placed sec- ond in Cheerleading Competition at the Erlanger Lloyd 9th-10th Region Tournament. Tonya Sanders, Deanna Case, Shei- la Sargent; Mrs. Suzanne Bales, Sponsor; Martina Henson, Cheri Carpenter, Gae Estes, Suzy Wells, Mary Clark, Carla Lindsay Cheerleaders 71 SCOREBOARD - SEASON RECORD 17-10 OPPONENT WE THEY Bath County 63 54 Bracken County 70 59 Montgomery County 60 65 Fleming County 71 60 Maysville 64 69 Estill County 57 61 Bourbon County 60 69 Ashland Invitational — Russell 58 55 Laurel County 52 84 Sheldon Clark 68 64 Pendleton County 76 74 OT Mason County 60 59 M.M.I. 61 41 Nicholas County 95 61 Bourbon County 79 73 Erlanger Lloyd Tournament — Ft. Thomas Highlands 71 79 Western Hills 66 57 Ashland 56 73 Clark County 67 71 Frankfort 69 67 Harrison County 61 57 Nicholas County 67 68 Maysville St. Patrick 74 49 District Tournament — Harrison County 59 50 Nicholas County 72 55 Regional Tournament — Bracken County 68 58 Mason County 40 42 1983 SENIORS 34 Tod Parrish; 35 Delmon Johnson; 24 Ken Edwards; 23 Myron Coleman; 21 Mark Sears; 42 Bobby Wilkerson 43 James Clark; 32 Robert Maggard 72 1983 Greyhounds 35 Delmon Johnson; 32 Robert Maggard; 43 James Clark; 34 Tod Parrish; 40 Tommy Skeen; Asst. Coach, John Sosby; Asst. Coach Terry Blunk; 12 Terrence Brooks; 24 Ken Edwards; 23 Myron Coleman; 21 Mark Sears; 25 Herman Hutsell; 42 Bobby Wilkerson; Jim Bannister; Head Coach, Mark Crain. TEAM POSTS IMPRESSIVE YEAR Expectations were high at the beginning of the season for the 1983 basketball team. Returning three starters from last year’s regional runner up team, the Hounds were stacked with a combination of talent and exper- ience. The Hounds were 3-1 after their first four games, their only loss coming from Montgomery County. Then, after losses to Maysville, Estill and Bourbon, the Hounds entered the AIT and upset 14th ranked Russell and 12th ranked Sheldon Clark. Headed toward the District the Hounds ended Mason County’s two year home winning streak, defeated Bourbon County, and nearly pulled off an upset of 14th ranked Clark County. The Greyhounds came easily out of the District and defeated Bracken in the Regional tournament, but then were stopped by homestanding Mason County, ending their season at 17- 10. Basketball 73 Banquet Honors Freshmen And Junior Varsity Players Derek Brooks, Field Goal Percentage; Mark Crain, Rebounds; Mark Williams; Pat Turpin; Raymond Jones, Most Improved; Lee Ingram, Most Improved; Mike Jones, Most Improved; David Keding, Most Improved; Myron Roberts, Field Goal Percentage, Sixth Man Award; Mike Pack; Max Castle, Free Throw Percentage. Tournament Team Honors District Tournament Team Herman Hutsell Robert Maggard Ken Edwards Regional Tournament Team Herman Hutsell Ken Edwards Erlanger Lloyd Tournament Team Ken Edwards Ashland Invitational Tournament Team Ken Edwards 74 BasketbaIl BANQUET HONORS D. Johnson, Sixth Man Award, Leadership Award; R. Maggard, Assists, Steals, De- fense, Leadership Award; M. Coleman, Hustling Hound, Leadership Award; J. Clark, Hustling Hound, Leader- ship Award; T. Parrish, Hustling Hound, Lead- ership Awards; K. Edwards, Rebounds, Field Goal Percentage, Free Throw Percentage, Leadership Award, Leading Scorer; B. Wilkerson, Hustling Hound, Leadership Award; M. Sears, Hustling Hound, Leader- ship Award; L. Edwards, Hustling Hound Award; E. Fitzwater, Manager — Jacket; H. Hutsell, Most Improved; T. Brooks, Rebounds, Free Throws Percentage Assists, Most Improved; T. Skeen, 110% Award; Hustling Hound Ladyhounds Tina Hutsell. Mgr . Beth Galloway. Jackie Jackson. Dena Mack. Shanda Harrell. Mgr., Raylynn Allen. Mgr . Michelle Jackson. Holly Stewart. Lynette Clark. Sharae Porter. Sharon Crumble, Libby Shriver. Kim Dale. Dana Coons. Debbie Correll, Robin Redwine, Kelley Crain. Christy Ingram Scoreboard SCORE OPPONENT WE THEY ROWAN COUNTY 53 35 BRACKEN COUNTY 72 53 TATES CREEK 41 39 CLARK COUNTY 64 38 BATH COUNTY 54 46 MONTGOMERY COUNTY 45 40 LAFAYETTE 33 54 SCOTT COUNTY 45 47 NICHOLAS COUNTY 76 44 HARRISON COUNTY 41 43 BOURBON COUNTY 58 31 WESTERN HILLS 42 47 MASON COUNTY 51 50 MADISON CENTRAL 43 45 PENDLETON COUNTY 54 48 ESTILL COUNTY 45 49 HARRISON COUNTY 50 43 BOURBON COUNTY 56 33 BRYAN STATION 42 46 SCOTT COUNTY 49 66 MT OLIVET DEMING 73 17 WOODFORD COUNTY 62 40 SCORE TOURNAMENT PLAY WE THEY DISTRICT TOURNAMENT - BOURBON COUNTY 36 26 HARRISON COUNTY 43 53 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT - ESTILL COUNTY 54 37 MASON COUNTY 40 50 76 Basketball LADYHOUNDS POST 17-9 SEASON Although this was the first time in 10 years that the Paris Ladyhounds did not win the 37th District Championship, they showed a good effort. The Paris Ladyhounds defeated arro- gant Mason County Royals by a score of 51-50 at home- standing Southside. PHS Ladyhounds defeated Bourbon County in District Tournament and Estill County in Regional play, but lost to Mason County in a semi-final game. Libby Shriver was named 10th Region’s best player and All- State Honorable-Mention. The overall basketball season for the PHS Ladyhounds was inevitably one of the best in years. SENIOR - LIBBY SHRIVER SENIOR - SHARON CRUMBIE SENIOR - CHRISTY INGRAM SENIOR - KIM DALE Basketball 77 BANQUET HONORS “B” TEAM LADYHOUNDS Dana Coons — Best Defense Robin Redwine — Best Field Goal Percentage Holli Steward — 110% Award Debbie Correll — Best Free Throw Percentage Lynette Clark — Leading Scorer Most Rebounds Tina Hutsell — Manager Raylynn Allen — Manager Shanda Harrell — Manager A Prideful Pose With Well Deserved Trophies Christy Ingram. Captain, Best Defensive; Kelley Crain. Most Assists. Best Free Throw Average. Hustling Hound; Beth Galloway. Most Improved; Kim Dale. Captain; Sharon Crumbie. Leading Scorer. Most Rebounds, Captain; Libby Shriver, Leading Scorer. Most Rebounds. Best Field Goal Percentage, Captain. Mark Sears Darrin O’Bryan 1st Base Pitcher 1st, RBI’s - 20 1st, H R. - 3 Tied, Runs Scored — 14 Left Field Seniors — 2nd, rbi s - n Tied, Runs Scored — 14 Tied, Batting Avg. — .333 80 Baseball BASEBALL TEAM HAS FUTURE PROSPECTS Despite discouraging weather, the baseball team managed to put together a 7-10 season While filling five vacant positions, the Hounds put together an exceptional squad. After dropping the first two games of the season, things started picking up for the Hounds, beating Frankfort in a double header and beating Bourbon County on their home field. After losing to some tough teams. Rowan County and Harrison County the Hounds dropped the opening game of the District to Bourbon County. The Hounds had the talent, it just never seemed to fall into place at the right time for more wins. The season was statisti- cally dominated by two seniors and a host of sophomores. Mark Sears had 20 RBI’s and 3 homeruns to his credit, while Darrin O’Bryan ranked second in RBI's with 11 and tied with sophomore Bo Henry for a .333 batting average Sophomore Scotty Whitaker topped the batters list with a .404 average. Whitaker had 21 hits and Tommy Skeen, also a sophomore had 19. Henry and Sears tied for the lead in runs scored with 14 apiece. Coach Blunk speaks highly of the prospects for a super season next year. Our thanks go Coach Terry Blunk for his coaching of the PHS baseball team for the past two years. We wish him well in Rorida. 1983 Baseball Team Raymond Jones, Chris Rankin, James Cason, Chris Tipton, Roger Clark, Mark Humphrey, Thad Harrington, Reif Marler, Clay Mitchell, Coach Terry Blunk, Danny Pittman, Scott Whitaker, Darrin O’Bryan, Mark Sears, Herman Hutsell, Blayne Harrington, Max Castle, Bo Henry, Tommy Skeen, Robert Geddings Scoreboard Nicholas Co We 5 They 9 Blackford Ind. 1 12 Frankfort 12 9 Frankfort 4 1 Rowan Co. 0 28 Bourbon Co 10 8 Western Hills 4 3 Whitesburg 5 6 Whitesburg 10 9 M M l. 16 4 Clark Co. 12 5 Montgomery Co. 4 13 Bourbon Co. 2 12 Harrison Co. 9 13 Montgomery Co. 3 9 Harrison Co. 2 12 Bourbon Co. (Dist.) 5 10 Jim Bannister Regional 3rd 100 Meter Hurdles 17 7 Seconds 82 Track Herman Hutsell I 3rd High Jump 3rd 400 Meter Qualified 800 1606- Meter Relay Teams REGIONAL FIRST - BLUE RIBBON WINNERS Track 83 Banquet Honors Sandy Jordon — Beam; Michelle Goins — Most Improved; Amy Robinson — 110% Award; Jackie Stanford — Rhonda Wilker- son Award, Superior Gymnast Award; Shan- non Roundtree — Superior Gymnast Award; Jackie Kennon — Superior Gym- nast Award; Nicky West — Bars and Vault- ing; Brian Merringer — 110%Award 1982-83 Gymnastic Team SEASON RECORD Statio I Lafayette it Woodford Co. Bryan : Lafayette Henry Clay Henry Clay Lafayette Tates Creel! Woodford Co. Regional Paris — State Jackie Shannon Jackie K — Lost ! — Lost j — Won — Won — Lost I — Won 1 Jackie Stanford, Jackie Kennon, Sandy Jordon, Erika Bowling, Shona Harrell, Shea Whitaker, Amy Robinson, Brian Merringer, Heather Pack, Michelle Goins, Shannon Roundtree, Nicky West, Mark Humphrey. A NEW SPORT ON CAMPUS The PHS Boys’ and Girls’ Swim Teams concluded their first season, which was an abbreviated one be- cause the new indoor Y.M.C.A. pool was not completed until mid- November. Coach Bill Barrese was satisfied with the performance of both teams and looks forward to a much better season next year. The Girls’ Team consisted of girls in grades 5-8. The Boys’ team was made up of fellows in grades 5- 12. Fellows who placed first in indi- vidual events this season were: Sean Brady, 50 yard Freestyle; Donald Wells, 200 yard Individual Medley; Hart Beheler, 100 yard Butterfly; Scott Beheler, 100 yard Breaststroke; and Jason Hayes, 500 yard Freestyle. We welcome a new sport at PHS and encourage all you acquatic fans to join in the fun. Coach Bill Barrese, Melinda Ged- dings, Heather Pack, Lisa Linville, Kevin Ayers, Kyle Roe, Matt Hunt, John Walling, and Mike Ratliff. Bobby Wilkerson, Myrln Roberts, Sean Brady, Rodney Roe, Randy Turner, Mark Diamond, Shaun Scott, Mike Wells Boys’ Tennis Record Jeff Isaacs, Coach Mason County Lost M.M.I. Won Bath County Lost Maysville Lost Harrison County Won Bourbon County Won Scott County Lost M.M.I. Won Bourbon County Won Scott County Lost Bath County Lost Regional Tourney Mark Diamond Won Opening Bobby Wilkerson Match 86 Tennis Beth Galloway concentrates on the ball. Girls’ Tennis Record Ann Mitchell, Coach Mason County Tied Scott County Lost Harrison County Lost Mason County Lost Bourbon County Lost Harrison County Lost Harrison County Lost Bourbon County Lost Maysville Lost Mason County Lost Clark County Lost Scott County Lost Clark County Lost Regional Tourney Beth Galloway Kim Smart to quarter finals Demetrius Moore, Joy Mack. Erika Burden, Julie Maybrier, Lana Hutchison, Kelly Vickers. Holli Harrill, Debbie Correll, Rebecca Burden, Lisa Hutchison, Kim Smart, Ann Mitchell, Beth Galloway. Tennis 87 THE GOLF TEAM SWINGS INTO ACTION Hart Beheler Donald Wells, Marty Goins, Scott Beheler, Mike Chumbley, Brian Wall, Steve Layson, David Henry. The Paris High Golf team had a fantastic season with a 17-2 match record under the direc- tion of Coach Gordon Goode. The Hounds won their first ever Paris Invitational. Scott Beheler fired a 73 to capture second place in the individual competi- tion. Paris tied for fourth place in the Mason Co. Invitational. Marty Goins had a 75 to finish the top ten individuals. The Par- is linksters finished eighth in the Henry Clay Invitational. Scott Beheler lead the team with a 78. In the Regional Tournament, Paris finished fourth. Marty Goins carded a 78 for Paris. Seniors: Hart Beheler, Scott Beheler, Brian Wall, Steve Layson 88 Golf A SALUTE TO FOOD SERVICE LADIES Mary Pochodzay. Johnetta Reed. Ada Johnson. Willie Fields. Pearl Dunn. Lula Bradley. Ivela Avery. Betty Smith. Margie Gray. Amo Sanders, Anna Farley The Food Service Ladies take great pride in prepar- ing breakfast and lunch for the Paris Elementary and High School. The students appreciate the long hours of work that the ladies give to provide us with a delicious, hot meal. Our Foods Director works diligently to plan a variety of nutritious meals that we enjoy. Thanks ladies, for a job well done. Mrs. Dorothy Wells Food Service Director Food Service 89 MR. RONALD CHUMBLEY SUPERINTENDENT PARIS HIGH SCHOOL Pam Harrill Paula Florence Terry Rice Beverly True Sharon Crumble Lee Tillery Karen Reynolds Regina Jackson Tod Parrish Beth Bonnette Alan White Charles Duncan Helen Jones Andy Nutter James Clark Becky Purcell Damon McKee Robert Maggard Karen Parsons John Moore Darrin O’Bryan Lisa Turner Leo Purcell David Correll Charlotte Whalen Hart Beheler Bill Wagoner Renee Bumpus Robert Geddings Rick Blackburn Sherry McGlothin John Stanfield Steve Baker Gena Jones Wade Eades Mark Sears Kevin Ayers 90 Senior Class SENIOR CLASS mr. homer h. goins 1983 PRINCIPAL Leslie Ayers Demetrius Moore Steve Stanford Tona Henson Vonda King Mark Mack Gwen Sweeney Steve Layson Chris Smith Lucy Bell Delmon Johnson Randy Withrow Valerie Davidson Clay Mitchell Michael Hawkins Tammy Weaver James Purcell Bruce Williamson Christy Ingram Kevin Dale Brian Williamson Debra Kenney Tyron Crumbie Bobby Wilkerson Maye Fryer Keith Brockman Ken Edwards Wendy Tincher John Watson Keith Brown Tammy Roe Scott Beheler Steve Richardson Kim Dale Brian Wall Myron Colman Libby Shriver Senior Class 91 Gwen Pitts, Junior class president presents flow- ers to Queen Shriver while King Sears looks on approvingly. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ORIENTAL ROMANCE Presents QUEEN ELIZABETH SHIRIVER KING MARK SEARS Prom 93 the Clouseau (Charles Duncan and his driver (Vonda King) visit (3) Clouseau and his man Cato (Brian Wall) have a friendly conversation. (2) Dr. Duval (Scott Beheler) tells Dreyfus (Steve Layson) that he will soon leave the insane asylum. insane asylum where (4) Clouseau with two Scotland Yard men (Darrin O’Bryan and James Clark) interro- gate the servants of missing Dr. Fassbender. (I. to r.) Regina Jackson, Beverly True, Tyron Crumbie, Pam Harrill, Wendy Tincher, Bobby Wilkerson. (5) Margot (Karen Parsons) and her father — inventor (David Correll) are held captive by mad Dreyfus at the organ (Steve Layson) and his henchmen, Tournier, (Beth Bon- nette) and Cairo Fred (Keith Brockman) The Senior Class Presents THE PINK PANTHER STRIKES AGAIN Senior Play 95 ALUMNI BANQUET HONORS P.H.S. GRADUATES The highlight of the Alumni Banquet was the speaker, Edward Prichard reminiscing the old days at P.H.S. and his call for the return to old standards of excellence in education. The Alumni Cup award went to Miss Beverly True. The 1983-84 officers were elected. They are Bill T. McConnell, president; Brian Wall, vice-president; Nancy Speaks Fightmaster, secretary; and Mary Lou Boyle, treasurer. Past president Bill Morris is shown with one of the “Alumni I” winners, Mrs. Ethel Benton. Beth Bonnette was the winner of the Alumni scholar- ship. She is pictured with Betty Jo Denton Heick, chair- man of the scholarship program. Clyde Boaz presents the Kirpatrick Cup to Ann Henry. 96 Alumni Banquet SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS AYERS. KEVIN - Teens Who Care 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2; Football 1, 3, 4. All State Honorable Mention 3, 4. Honorary Captain 4; Swim Team 4; Student Council 4 AYERS. LESLIE - Latin Club 1. 2. Treasurer 2; French Club 3. 4, Treasurer 3; Senior Play 4; Basketball Manager 1; Cheerleader 2; Parisionnaires 3. 4; Typing I Award; Homecoming Princess 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3. 4; 2nd Place Ribbon in Art Show 1. BAKER. STEVE - Football 2. 3. 4 BEHELER, HART - Latin Club 1. 2; French Club 3. 4. President 4; Football 3. 4; Golf 1. 2. 3, 4; Swim Team 4; Junior Class Treasurer 3. BEHELER. SCOTT - Pep Club 4; French Club 3. 4. Secretary 4; Senior Play 4; Football 2. 3, 4. Most Efficient Defensive Back Award 4; Golf 1. 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 4, Typing I Award 3; Student Council President 4; Senior Class Vice-President 4 BELL. LUCY - Pep Club 4. Secretary 4; FBLA 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4. Certificate and 3rd Place Trophy for Poster Event in Regional Competition 3; Latin Club 1; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Court 2. 3. BONNETTE. BETH - FHA 2; Latin Club 2. 3; French Club 3. Nominated to United States Achievement Academy 3, French Award 3; Paris Hi Pride Staff 3. 4, Newspaper Editor 4; Senior Play 4 BLACKBURN. RICK - Speech 1; Teens Who Care 3. 4. 2nd Place Winner in the Talent Show 3, 1st Place Winner in the Talent Show 4; Swim Team 4 BRITTON. RICHARD - Vocational School 3. 4 BROCHMAN. KEITH - Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 4. Paris Hi Pride Staff 3, 4. Wrestern Ky. Certificate for Journalism. United States National Journalism Award; Senior Play 4; Football 2, Manager 3. 4; Math 10 Award 1. BROWN. KIETH - FHA 2. 3; Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Most Efficient Offensive Lineman 4. Most Efficient Defensive Lineman 4. 1st Team Courier Journal All- State 4. 2nd Team AP All-State 4. Athletic Scholarship to Purdue University; U S. History Award 3. BUMPUS. RENEE - FHA 2 CLARK. JAMES - FHA 2. 3; Senior Play 4. Boys Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Boys Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Woodworking Award 3; Geometry Award 3; U S. History Award 3; Vice President of Class 1. 2; Football Scholarship to Murray State 4. Basketball 110% Award 1. 2, 3; Basketball Leadership Award 4; Football Ironman Award 4; Football Most Efficient Offensive Back 3; 1st Team AllState Class A 3; 2nd Team AllState Football 4 COLEMAN. MYRON - Pep Club 4; FHA 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. 6th Man Award 1. Hustling Hound Award 3. 4. Most Improved Award 3; Leadership Award 4; Track 3; Football 3. CORRELL. DAVID - Beta Club 2; Latin Club 1. 2; French Club 2. 4, Vice-President 4; Speech Club 1; Paris Hi Pride Staff 2; Senior Play; Football 3; Industrial Arts Club 4; National Merit Scholar Honorable Mention 4 CRUMBIE. SHARON - Art Club 4. Secretary; Latin Club 1. 2. Secretary; French Club 1. 2. Secretary 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain. Leading Scorer and Rebounder 3. 4. All CKC 3; Girl's State Delegate 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 CRUMBIE. TYRON - Beta Club 3; Latin Club 1. 2; French Club 3; Senior Play 4; Boys Basketball 1; U S. History Certificate 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. DALE. DEBBIE - PHS DALE. KEVIN - PHS DALE. KIMBERLY - FHA 1. 2; Girls Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Most Improved, Field Goal Percentage; Girls Track 1. 2, 3, 4. Outstanding Field Event. DAVIDSON. VALERIE - FBLA 3; FHA 1; Parisian Staff 4; Band 1. 2. DUNCAN. CHARLES - Lain Club 2; French Club 1; Senior Play 4; Football 2; Baseball 2; Swim Team 4 EADES, WADE — Beta Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President; French Club 3; Senior Play 4; Chemistry Award; Biology Award; U S. History Award. EDWARDS. KEN - Pep Club. 4; Boys Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; District. Regional, Erlanger Lloyd. Ashland Invitational Tournament Teams; Field Goal Percentage; Best Free Throw Percentage; Leadership Award; Leading Scorer; Most Improved; Most Rebounds; Best Field Goal Percentage; 10th Regional Team; 37th District Team FLORENCE. PAULA - Beta Club 2. 3; Latin Club 1. 2. Vice- President; French Club 3, 4; Girls Basketball 1, 2. 3; Art Club President. Senior Play. FRYER. MAYE — Beta Club 2. 3, 4; President; Latin Club 1. 2; French Club 3. 4; Senior Play 4; Girls Basketball 1. 2; Girls Track 1; English Award; History Award; Latin Award Sr. Accomplishments 97 GEDDINGS. ROBERT - Latin Club 1. 2; French Club 3. 4. Treasurer; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer; U.S. History Certificate. HARR1LL, PAM - Pep Club 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 2. Song Leader 4; Latin Club 1; Teens Who Care 2; Senior Play 4, Band 3, 4. Flag Captain 4; English 1 Award; World History Certificate; Service Award Library; Office Assistance 3. 4 HARRINGTON, BLAINE — Boys Basketball 3; Boys Track 4; Baseball 4; Kentucky’s Boy’s State; History Award. HAWKINS. MICHAEL - Boys Basketball 1. 2; Boys Track 1. 2. HENSON. TONA — FHA 1; Parisionnaires 2; Perfect Attendance; HOSA; Health Careers Certificate of Recognition. INGRAM. CHRISTY - FHA 1; Latin Club 1. 2; French Club 3. 4; Paris Hi Pride Staff 2; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 110% Award 1; Best Defensive 2; Best Defensive 4; Co-Captain Award 4; Journalism 1. JACKSON. REGINA - FBLA 4; FHA 2. 4; Senior Play 4; Girls Track. Manager 1. 2; Band 1, 2; Free Enterprise Seminar 4; Upward Bound Scholar Bowl Captain 4 JOHNSON. DELMON - Boys Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Best Defense, Most Assists, Hustling Hound, Leadership Award, 6th Man Award; Football 3, 4. JONES, GENA — Pep Club 4; FHA 1; Parisionnaries 2, 4. JONES. HELEN — Girls Track 1; Parisionnaires 1. KENNEY. DEBRA — Beta 2, 3, 4; Latin 1; Teens Who Care 4, Vice-President; English Award; Driver Education Award; Perfect Attendence 1, 2, 3. KING. VONDA - Pep Club 4; FBLA 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 4; FHA 3; Latin Club 2; Parisian Staff 4; Paris Hi Pride Staff 3; Senior Play 4; Homecoming Court 3; Free Enterprise Seminar 3. LAYSON. STEVE - Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Paris Hi Pride Staff 3, Journalism Award 3, Journalism Scrapbook Contest Honorable Mention 3; Senior Play 4; Golf 1. 2. 3. 4, 3rd Place Paris Invitational Golf Tournament 2; Junior Class Vice President 3; Student Council 3; U.S. History Award 3. MACK. MARK — Latin Club 1; French 2; Boys Track 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club 1; President of Sophomoe Class. MAGGARD. ROBERT - Boys Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2, 4; Student Council 1. McGLOTHIN. SHERRY - FBLA 1. 2. 3; Latin Club 1; Junior Class Secretary. McKEE, DAMON — Boys Basketball 1; Track 2. 3; Industrial Arts 1. 2; Swim Team 4; Perfect Attendence. MOORE. DEMETRIUS — FHA 2; Teens Who Care 4. Secretary; Parisionnaires 1; Tennis 2. MOORE, JOHN — Track 1; Industrial Arts Award 1; World History Award 2. NUTTER. ANDY - Tennis 1. 2. O’BRYAN, DARRIN — Pep Club 4; Latin Club 1; Parisionnaires 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4. 110% Award, Baseball Certificate 1. 2, 3; Letter 1. PARRISH, TOD — Boys Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4 PARSONS. KAREN - Pep Club 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4; FBLA 1. 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Senior Play 4; Girls State; Free Enterprise Seminar; Guidance Council Committee; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished High School Students PURCELL. BECKY - FBLA 1. 2. 3; Parisian Staff 4; Band 1. 2; Homecoming Court 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. PURCELL. LEO - PHS. REYNOLDS. KAREN - FHA 1, 2. RICE. TERRY - Pep Club 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Boy's Basketball 1. 6th Man Award 1; Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Honorable Mention; Baseball 1, 2. Most Hits 2. Most Sacrifice 2; Best Average 2; Class Office 2. RICHARDSON. STEVE - Boys Track 1; Football 1. ROE. KYLE - Pep Club 4; Boys Track 1. 2; Football 1. 2. 3; Swim Team 4; Track Team 1, 2, Relay Team Award ROE. TAMMY - Latin Club 1. 2; French Club 3; Ky. Girls State Delegate. English II Award. Homecoming Court 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SEARS. MARK — Pep Club 4; FBLA 4; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Boys Basketball 4. Hustling Hound. Leadership Award 4; Football 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Best Defensive Player 2. SMITH. CHRIS — Pep Club 4; Parisionnaires 4. Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Who’s Who in Music Award STANFIELD. JOHN - Football 1. 2. STANFORD. STEVE — Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Defensive Player 2. 3. Lexington Herald Honorable Mention All- State 2. 3; Boys Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3. 4. 2nd All-State Courier Journal. Honorable Mention All-State; Baseball 1. 2. 3, Golden Glove Award 1, 2. SHRIVER. LIBBY - Girls Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Art Club 4; President SWEENEY. GWENDOLYN - Pep Club 4; FBLA 2. 4. Historian; FHA 1; Latin Club 1; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Homecoming Court 2. TILLERY. LEE — Pep Club 4. President; FBLA 4; Parisian Staff 4; Cheerleader 4 TINCHER. WENDY - FBLA 3. 4. President 4; Senior Play 4 TRUE. BEVERLY - Pep Club 4. President; Beta Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4; FBLA 1. 2. 3, 4. Historian 3, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; DAR Good Citizen Award; Member of Honorary Society of High School Students. Office Worker 3. TURNER. LISA — Pep Club 4; Certificate for missing l ? day. WHITE. ALAN — Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. WAGONER. BILL - P.H.S. WALL. BRIAN - Pep Club 4; Beta Club 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Speech Club 1; Senior Play 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Most Efficient Linebacker 4. Honorable Mention all CKC 4. Honorable Mention All-State 3, 4; Golf 1. 2. 3. 4. Runner-up CKC Golf Tournament 3; Industrial Arts Club 3, President. Industrial Arts Award 3; History Award 3; Class President 1, 3, 4; Student Counsel. Vice-President 3; 1st place ribbon Arts Show 3; History Award 2. WILKERSON. BOBBY - Latin Club 1; Teens Who Care 3. 3rd place in Talent Show; Senior Play 4; Boys Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Hustling Hound. Captain; Parisionnaires 2. 3, 4; Band 6, 7. 8. 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; 1982-83 World View Conference; Most Talented Senior. WILLIAMSON. BRIAN — Boys Basketball 1; Industrial Arts Club 1. WILLIAMSON. BRUCE — Boys Basketball 1; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. WATSON. JOHN — Football 1, 3, 4; World Geography Award 2; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 4 WITHROW. RANDY — FHA 4; Boys Basketball 1. 2. Manager; Industrial Arts Club 3; Office Worker 1, 2, 3, 4 WEAVER. TAMMY - Pep Club 4; FBLA 1. 2. 3. 4; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Girls Basketball 1. 2; Art Club 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Student uncil 3; Homecoming Court 1. 2; Homecoming Queen 4 Sr. Accomplishments 99 HONORS DAY RECIPIENTS D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENS AWARD Beverly True KENTUCKY SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS MATH AWARD Blayne Harrington MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Algebra I — Eric Chumbley Geometry — Tommy Skeen, Gary Bowman Algebra II — Tonya Sanders Trigonometry — Brian Wall Computer Math — Beverly True, Eric Fitzwater Math 9 — Debbie Hopkins Math 10 — Mark Parrish ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English I — Eric Chumbley, Holly Ferrell, Lee Ingram, Mike Jones, Nancy Kaufman, Mike Pack, Holli Steward English II — Beth Galloway, Kirk Woosley English III — Lisa Hutchison, Kim Smart, Lynn Williams Speech NFL — Darnel Jones, Lynn Williams Journalism, Writing — Beth Bonnette, Keith Brockman Journalism, Design — Jeannie Gorey, Thad Harrington Journalism, Special — Donald Wells Enoch Grehan Memorial Certificates — Beth Bonnette, Keith Brockman LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT French II — Debra Kenney Spanish I — Kelley Crain, Lisa Hutchison, Tonya Sanders Latin I — Vanessa McDaniel, Holli Steward, Eric Chumb- ley, Nancy Kaufman Latin II — Beth Galloway, Tommy Skeen SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Physics — Blayne Harrington Chemistry — Eric Fitzwater Biology — Beth Galloway, Kirk Woosley Physical Science Medal — Eric Chumbley Physical Science Certificates — Mike Pack, Holly Ferrell, Nancy Kaufman, Holli Steward, Mike Jones, Carla Brown- ing, Cindy McMahon SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Citizenship — Mike Pack, Jackie Henderson, Bruce Wil- liamson World Geography — Ricky McCord, Thad Parsons, Mike Hughes, Kyle Baber Government — Bobby Wilkerson Government Certificate — Keith Brockman World History — Beth Galloway, Tommy Skeen World History Certificates — Kirk Woosley, Kristie Gaunce, Bo Henry, Joy Mack, Reif Marler, Robin Redwine, Frank Whitney, Bryan Schietz, Kelly Vickers U.S. History Trophy — Lynn Williams U.S. History Awards — Michael Gay, Mike Chumbley, Robert Workman U.S. History Certificates — Lisa Hutchison, Kim Smart, Kelley Crain, Marty Goins, Sheila Sargent, Jeannie Gorey, Rodney Bumpus, Andre Dumphord, Cathy Poland, Terri Shriver, Greg Mack ART DEPARTMENT Art I — Greg Mack Art II — Brian Williamson Art III — Libby Shriver HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SAFETY Driver Education — Chris Smith Physical Education — Mindy Fister, Holli Steward Health — Mindy Fister, Nancy Kaufman, Eric Chumbley 100 Honors MUSIC DEPARTMENT Band Service Award — Pam Harrill, Bobby Wilkerson, Chris Smith Outstanding Musician Award — Bobby Wilkerson Stanley Grubbs Scholarship Awards — Pam Harrill, Bobby Wilkerson, Chris Smith VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - BUSINESS AND OFFICE Accounting I — Tammy Roe Accounting II — Beverly True Typing I — Melissa King, Chris Tipton, Debra Kenney, Tammy Roe Typing II — Sheila Sargent Shorthand I — Karen Parsons Introduction to Business — Melissa King, Henry Poston VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - HOME ECONOMICS Comprehensive Home Economic — Carla Browning Advanced Home Economics — Debra Kenney Consumer Education — Debra Kenney VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - INDUSTRIAL ARTS Drafting — Tammy Weaver General Craft — Stoner Parsons General Woods — Scott Whitaker VOCATIONAL SCHOOL - CLARK COUNTY Carpentry I — Bill Wagner, John Stanfield, Bruce Williams Carpentry II — John Watson Health Services — Demetrius Moore Welding II — James Purcell, Allen White Machine Shop II — John Moore Auto Mechanics I — Brian Williamson, Leo Purcell, Andrew Nutter Auto Mechanics II — Richard Britton, Kevin Dale Business Office certificate recipients are: Valarie Davidson, Karen Reynolds, Beverly True, Lucy Bell, Gwen Sweeney, Renee Bumpus, Tammy Weaver, Regina Jackson, Delmon Johnson, Wendy Tincher, Lisa Turner, Mark Sears, Steve Baker, Charlotte Whalen, Myron Coleman, Lee Tillery, Vonda King. Scholarship Winners Keith Brown, Athletic Scholarship, Prudue; Sharon Crumbie, Hedges Girls’ Scholarship; Christy Ingram, Teens Who Care Scholarship, Hedges Girls’ Scholarship; James Clark, Murray Athletic Scholarship; Beverly True, J. Farris Adams, Paris Alumni Cup; Beth Bonnette, Hedges Girls’ Scholarship, Paris Alumni Scholarship; Karen Parsons, Freed- Hardeman Scholarship; Tammy Roe, Leadership Scholarship, Morehead; Pam Harrill, Morehead Leadership Scholar- ship, Stanley Grubbs Scholarship; Ken Edwards, Lees Junior College Athletic Scholarship; Bobby Wilkerson, Stanley Grubbs Scholarship; Chris Smith, Stanley Grubbs Scholarship; Terry Rice, Athletic Scholarship, Kentucky State; Mark Mack, Kentucky State Athletic Scholarship; Delmon Johnson, Morehead Leadership Scholarship, Blayne Harrington, U K. College of Agriculture Scholarship, David Correll, U.K. Commonwealth Scholarship, Lutes Engineering Scholar- ship to U.K. SPRING SPORTS HONORS Golf Scott Beheler. Outstanding Senior; Hart Beheler. Mike Chumb- ley, Brian Wall. Marty Goins, Donald Wells. Steve Layson. Tennis Bar Certificate — Rebecca Burden. Debbie Correll. Beth Galloway, Lisa Hutchison, Joy Mack, Kim Smart, Myron Rob- erts, Rodney Roe. Randy Turner; Letter and Certificate Sean Brady, Mark Diamond. Kelly Vickers; Certificate — Demetrius Moore Baseball Scott Whitaker — Highest Batting Average. Best Fielding Percentage; Senior Leadership Awards. Mark Sears. Darrin O’Bryan, Robert Geddings, Blayne Harrington Track Letters — Kevin Ayers. James Clark, Greg Mack, Richard Dumphord, Thomas Reed. Jim Bannister. Lamont Jones. Blayne Harrington, Mike Pack, Herman Hutsell. Timmy Black- burn, Steve Jones. Rob Woods; Certificates — Darnell Jones. John Walling, Tony Cobb. Brian Powell, Brutus Buckner. Fran- cine Smith, Levette Rice, Lynnette Clark. Honors 103 Paris By-Pass 9-9 Mon.-Sat. 1-6 Sun. PARIS STOCKYARDS, INC. Lamb Hog Sale — Wednesday Cattle Calf Sale — Thursday Paris, KY darof n. Qofm 1 FLORIST GREENHOUSES JOHN 8. CAROL MARLER. OWNERS 30 E 19th ST PO BOX 36 PARIS. KY 40361 PH (606) 987 2660 114 LOCUST AVE CARLISLE. KY 40311 PH (606) 289 2717 J 987-2785 . HAMLET COLLIER AND SON INC. TRAYLOR’S AUTO REPAIR AND 24 HOUR Electrical Contractors WRECKER Paris, Kentucky 40361 SERVICE Heating Air Conditioning Bus. Phone 987-1525 Res. (Jr.) 987-1918 134 Main Street 987-0491 JEROME HARNEY'S BARBER SHOP 615 Main St. 104 Ads if pays To Be Well Groomed. Compliments Of WEAVER Fords Mill Road, Paris, Kentucky 40361 Congratulations To the Graduating Class of 1983 LUSK FUNERAL HOMES, INC. WILSON’S MERLE NORMAN PRESCRIPTION CENTER 2-4th Street Lexington Road Paris KY Paris, Kentucky 987-2922 Phone 987-1257 Compliments of LERMAN’S “Your Family Dept. Stores” 701-705 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 987-3232 Y.M.C.A. PARIS-BOURBON COUNTY, INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Congratulations 1983 Seniors D B AUTO TRACTOR SUPPLY 127 Main Street 987-7364 Dan, Barry, Ronnie, Loretta, Wendy Your Pizza Place P4 V Best Wishes MODEL DRESS SHOP RESTAURANT 315 West 5th St Phone Paris, KY 987-0134 The Spotlight Of Fashion PFEIFER SHOE STORE 528 Main Street Good Care At PUCKETT’S SMALL WORLD INC. 987-3685 Paris, Kentucky Aigner, Bass, Citations Hush Puppies, Thom McAn Freemen 31 West 20th Street Mary E. Puckett Cee-Bo St. John SUNDRY STORES 716 Main Street Paris KY 40361 We Never Stop 106 Ads Saving You Money Compliments Of CLAIBORNE FARM □ REALTOR McConnell REAL ESTATE, INC. REALTORS-A UCTIONEERS 10th Main Streets Paris, Kentucky 40361 R E. McConnell Bill T. McConnell Barbara McConnell W.T. McConnell Paris 606-987-3212 Phones Lexington 606-252-2018 “Public Auctions A Specialty With Over 30 Years Experience Compliments Of PARIS AUTO REPAIR All Types Of Mechanical Work 1404 Main 987-0042 Compliments Of Dorcas Davis And Staff Of Bourbon County Clerk’s Office Ads 107 PEOPLES BANK TRUST CO 400 Main — Paris, Kentucky Member FDIC ELMENDORF FARM 3931 A PARIS PIKE LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY 40511 TELEPHONE 606-2994533 606-293-5715 STALLIONS STANDING 1983 SEASON VERBATIM REPLANT HIGH TRIBUTE ELMENDORF FARM WAS LEADING OWNER AND BREEDER OF NORTH AMERICA IN 1981 DAVID E. NOWICKI, Farm Mgr. MAXWELL H. GLUCK, Onwer 108 Ads SPIVEY’S, INC. 1350 South Main St. (606) 987-2625 Paris (606) 254-8194 Lexington Store Hours 9-8 M-S 12-5 Sun. Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 MALLINCKRODT, INC St. Louis, Missouri — 1867 Paris, Kentucky — 1977 Ads 109 BOURBON AGRICULTURAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Equal Member Phone Housing F.D.I.C. 987-1795 Lender 110 Ads Compliments Of APPRECIATED GIFTS SINCE 1895 A |1 , (696) 987-2650 The A.J. Winters Co. BOURBON HARDWARE DiamomJs Watches China Silver Crystal Old Coins JERRY ROBIN 420 Main Street 419 MAIN STREET 987-1380 PARIS. KENTUCKY 40361 Everything In Hardware CREDIT THRIFT OF AMERICA 613 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Phone (606) 987-3747 Compliments Of HOOVER UNIVERSAL, INC. Showalter Drive Georgetown, KY 40324 Complements Of CLAY WARD AGENCY, INC. Representing Lloyd’s Of London Since 1931 1102 S. Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Dave C. Parrish, Pres. 987-1861 R. Shackelford Parrish, Mgr. Ads 111 Compliments Of KENTUCKY TEXTILES Tee’s Factory Outlet Outstanding Values In Action Shirts One 20th Street, Paris KY Compliments Of JOHN METZ JEWELERS tv t INSKO INSURANCE, INC. 714 Main St. Paris, Kentucky Phone 987-2429 340 Main Street P.O. Box 437 Paris, KY 40361 Phone (606) 987-4209 Compliments Of GLEN’S DRUG CHAS. P. COOK, INC Reliable Prescription Service Old Kentucky Hams Cooked Or Uncooked 987-1321 Phone - 987-1320 987-2515 509 Main St. Compliments Of THE CITIZEN ADVERTISER 112 Ads Bourbon County’s Favorite Marketplace” 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 SMITH TRUCKING SERVICE CONTRACTUAL PRODUCTION MACHINING OF CASTINGS FORGINGS Rock Dirt Hauling — Truck Rental We Build Repair Farm Roads Also Lime Spreading Phone 987-3772 23 YEAR DAY OR NIGHT EXPERIENCE PARIS MANUFACTURING CO.. INC 10 Legion Road. Paris. Kentucky 40361 PHONE 606-987-63X) GUY F. ORMSBY GUY F. ORMSBY. JR. PRESIDENT VICE PRES. Congratulations Chris And Senior Class NICHOLS KISSICK INTERIORS 1856 South Main St. Paris, Kentucky 40361 Phone 987-0149 Billy Kissick 10th Main Streets Normandy Shopping Center Compliments Of BOURBON LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 147 W. 7th Street 987-4445 Ads 113 Congratulations, Seniors! Your Hometown Newspaper BOWMAN 3 MYERS LUMBER COMPANY K) BALDWIN AVENUE PARIS. KENTUCKY 40361 Kurfee's Paints — Building Mat. Contractors PH: (606) 9S 7-6418 5f)i? Oxford £hop WOMEN'S WEAR PARIS, KENTUCKY 531 MAIN ST. PII.-606-987-4466 SMITS FLORIST GREENHOUSES Peacock Road at Bypass Phone 987-3967 Compliments of Ramset Fastening Systems 114 Ads Main Bank 01 Mam Street Banking Hours Monday thru Friday Lobby 9-4 Orive-ln 8-6 Saturday Lobby 9-12 Drive-In 8-12 NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY OF PARIS Your Complete Banking Center Full Service Bank Branch Bank 1318 South Main Banking Hours Monday thru Friday Lobby 9-5 Drlve-ln 8-6 Saturday Lobby 9-12 Drive-In 8-12 Compliments of MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SALON 617 Main Street Phone 987-6500 Compliments Of MHC McClure-Hill-Case Corner Of 5th And Pleasant 987-1667 JEWELL’S AUTO PARTS 1543 SOUTH MAIN PARIS, KENTUCKY 40381 PHONE (806) 987-0347 Compliments Of Brunswick Bourbon Bowl Betty Jo Denton Helck And Staff Of Bourbon County Clerk’s Office Paris Lexington Road Paris. KY 40361 (606) 987-3161 Ads 115 Compliments of MILTON a LOVELL PLO M BING HE ATI N G, INC. 1813’ j Main Street Paris. Kentucky Sallie and Burl Lovell HINTON-TURNER DAUGHERTY PAINT AND SUPPLY Dawes T. McCracken Jr., Inc. Top of the Stairs Gallery Cor. Fifth-Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 987-3393 INCORPORATED Sfuneral ,ome 526 PLEASANT STREET PARIS. KENTUCKY 40361 John H. Butler Bruce H. Forsythe Joe L. Wells Seed HID Hardware P«T-«TOP SCRVICC FOR FARMERS TRUCKERS too iNG y sctmizEK BOURBON FARM SERVICE, INC ONE STOP FARM SERVICE Radio ha k 488 So. Main Pom. Kentucky 40361 Phone: 987-4310 GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER RILEY WHITAKER. OWNER eo Main St. PARIS. KV. 40261 Phone � 87 5213 CUSTOM EXHAUST SYSTEMS Compliments of Dr. A. Michael Thornton 116 Ads Compliments of Brent's Antiques 2001 S. Main “The Little Place with Hospitality DAVIDSON’S Savings Loan Association 600 High Sf. Pari , Ky. Phone 987 2951 19 South Main St. Cynthiana, KY 41031 234-2741 ROWN EPPERSON CO. Lumber Hardware Building Material Henry Wyatt, Mgr. 987-6779 141 West 19th St Paris, Ky. 40361 T.V. And Appliances SAM CUMMINS Cbevrolet-Buick- Pontiac-Oldsmobllc, Ioc. 987-4345 252-7040 “The Best Place To Trade 310 Main Paris, Ky. Ads 117 We open doors for you Jsutfyerland Rpalt fflompanu P. O. BOX 21 - SOO PLEASANT ST. PARIS, KENTUCKY «0381 (60S) 917-SI 00 Ed. Bubba” Sutherland, Broker The “Pride-in-Performance” People LAUNDRY AND DRYCLEANING Ar'o'ery DrlkTCo. PRESCRIPTION ORyqGl tSjt Cor. Main Seventh PARIS, KY. PHONE 987-4181 200 West Eighth Street 987 1830 Open Til 12:00 Compliments Of AKEMON’S BARBER SHOP 6th And Main Street SOUTH MAIN TEXACO Phone 987-6261 1602 South Main St. 118 Ads Tires, Tubes, Auto Accessories and Road Service Doug Lowry Wilma Lowry LOWRY ANE CROUCH REAL ESTATE 424 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Telephone (606) 987-4679 Auctions, Private Sales PUT YOUR ELECTRIC IN GOOD HANDS Compliments Of DON CRUMP ELECTRIC INC. 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